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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Fetty BrasleI, nee Hetty Sharp, de-
ceased, Thomas A. BrasieI. administrator of Hetty
brasfel. nee hetty Sharp deceased. by order Of the
Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson county. dated Octo
Der s. 1880 hereby gives notice the creditors OF
said decedent 10 bring in their debts, demands
and claims against the estate OF said decedenf,
tie dsfa ~ SAID oye or thev svsii ~ fravas
barred OF any action therefor against said admin
THOMAS A. BRAsIEI
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04
orrcr OF sErrLEMESr.

1x,.,.. q hereby given that the finai account q,
,h ossfscriber assignee Of Patrick Kelley and SON.
tnsoiva nt debtors, Will be audited and stated Dy
~ 80 -xsgafa Of the County OF Hudson. and re-
norted Tor settlement Saturday. the Sd day Of
January, 1881 = reao
1atee CHARLES L CARRICK
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04

terson, deceased. Luke
Francis l. Patterson
} Surrogate OF HUDSON
. 1880, hereby gives no
l decedent 10 bring in
aims against the estate
b or affirmation within
. of said order, or they
any action therefor
LUKE PATTERSON.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04
aroTIcs on sETrLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the account Of the
81, hscrther administrator OF Conrad II. Bucket
manv r. or Conrad H. Buckeimann. or henry
qs'ekelnann or Helnrich Euckelnann. Dc.
r ,sis viii he audited and stated by the
Ss,rrorate Of the County OF Hudson. and re.
nortsd Tor settlement on saturday the 2ith day OF
January, 1891. :, .,na
ooi'>' ~ MARTIN HENKEN
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04
NOTICE on sErTLEMEN1.

Notice Is hereby given that the mai account o.
the subscriber. late guardian OF Annie ~ Doyis
late minor, will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate Of the County of Hudson, and reported
for settlement on Saturday the 9th day OF Decem-
Der next
Dated october IL A. z. 1900 49, .
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Not,cs a bsrenv given that the account OF the
subscriber surviving executor and trustee under
the viii OF Patrick CUyle deceased VIII be audited
ana sfafed nv the Surrogate OF the county OF Hud-
son and re ported for settlement on Saturday, the
2Sth day OF February, 1871
Lated December 10 A. y; lsyQ. :, :, ,~,~,,,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04
NToT1cE or SETTLEMENT.

sup scrfber, niinistratrfx OF Thomas j.. Col2an.
deceased, will be audited ana stated by the Surro
gate OF the County Of Hudson, and rep ortel for
settloment on Saturday the 7th day OF February.
1871.
DFIJA fsOIqkx
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04
NOTICE oE sETTLEMENT.

In
Notice Is hereby given that the dnal account OF
the subscriber executor OF Ann h Edsall. deceased
Will be audited and stated By the Surrogate OF the
county of Hudson, and reported for settlement on
Saturday, the 7th day of March. 1891.
Dated December 81. A. D. 1880
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04
NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENT-.

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notfee Is hereby given that the account of the
.,rhserifers executors OF John Montgomery de-
ressed will be audited and stated by the Surrogate
ofthe county " HUDSON and reported for setfIs
,,snf 81 saturday, the 81 day OF January, 1891.
AAs- JOHN MEANS,
DANIEL BLACK
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTIgE OF SETTLEMENT.
Nouce Is hereby given that the account Of the
subscribers executors OF Alexander .forsyth. de-
ceased. wiz be audited ana stated b the surro-
g&tc OF the county OF Hudson. and reported for
settieinent on Saturday. the sist day Of January
ANN FORSYTH
ALEXANDER ROE.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

sottce Is hereby given that the account of thu
subscribers, executors Of Robert j. Dalton, de-
~ the county Of HUDSON. and reported for settle
ms nj, ON Sarlreay the It'll day OF February. 1891
N"esa DeSe - = = LEON DALTON
ROSAMoND REYNOLDS.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05
UNITED SrATES SENArORN

y ~ ~ y fEN ~ y 4 lOhA.
IN a number - states. the farm
crs alliance has declared IN favor
It the election - United Sta,cs
senators by the direct vote ~ the
people AMI the alliance Legislators
arr generally pledged - that plan
Ihcrc = q very strong disposition
"a favor Il in the western states "a
ia" ground tina, IN thi. way only
can tn pcnple H. protected AMI
a." s"natlr.hips D. prr, ut.-l frum
falling into tLs hands - rci mra
shn huy lh-n.
H. lIInp's ihr election las, Nov
wn- hc'l ul this issue. a. Wa 4 ar
y undertook hy an Goy. Palmer
frat lr.uac iln pcoplc. .iumpc .
tar sta.s th"-. q shly a. candidate
fnr SENATOR amt i VA well known
that Ia caso The democracy won a.
Was a. h. clryt,-l
The democracy dil win VS. 80 !
90 majority AMI secured a plur-
aIity Ia the legislature. but il 49,
happened that thrrc alliance can.
dilatc- .iplei IN ~ drm~rutic
votes nnd hnil tly balance b. roa
cr Ia the legislature
II would seem frnm all these
cirrum stances n though they must
vote fpr Palmer They we're elcc
tcl npinly b. drmpratir votes
AMI they are plslgel t. the. doc
trine that the people should chouse
the senator, ami a Palmer rrcris-
"a that majority d. ought g. D..
their candidate. Blt instead u
voting Cor him. ~ they are r. lur.-
til Ca 30 Us their constituents an 4
by the platform ~ their party.
these lhrrF NJ y 4 mn arr
treating with q republican cauli-
date
Should they - this Il viii throw
rtIll further lisrrrlit un -.na'urigl
elections. a. u will b. an emphatic
%. anlluu that thu senator from
i..a... dn,- unt reprn.rut the sta.r
u- ,he .pplc - the STATE Ia whose
usr., De- b. sent Tho first time
tha' g .lllra b. given ~ test tho
nst.rr ~ q popular vote pu senator
. i defeated AMI r,pulia,rl by
mrulrr. - The ,ay party which
-'aul- Al leitsIt TImrs-Dcm-
uatrr'
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

PORT Gibson, Miss. Feb Dr.
J. 4. Boland. a wcll-knoWn phvsi-
elan Of tho Brandywino district.
this county. was cut and probably
fatally wounded by one Jordon
yesterday. DIR Boland had been
absent from home for some time.
aud ON returning attempted
practical joke on Jorlon by pro
ducing what be- rrprcsentcd "a a
warrant ~ arrest Tor selling whis-
key in Copiah. a prohibition coun-
", and telling him b consider him.
self a prisoner In reply Gordon
whipped out - razor and began
carving. Three hong deep cuts
across the breast aud abdomen were
inflicted lie hal l'esn married
about six weeks. His wife's form
er husband. Mcclure, was killed
while resisting arrest here last
April. after a marriage lie 81 only
two weeks
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05
Trustso3saIo

~ virtue - the p-ifs l,.,aaz ~ a certain
Doci - trust ma,i. " Elxabsth Cato
and lsMrufnn y Cato ga the .nud iay
- April l>u g. sn,ura Tie british ami
American AuTtEHEr tn. Limited ~ a.,
ruunt - rs-tatn ln,lsltsslasss mentioned
therein. thf raiI ,ssal l.atng d4I5 rersrI
81 "a 2. e1Fl s.,k 20 dssls Nn Is. page
NJ. lG ui t'H.tHh luuft state IL NJ
.lss pTi ! tHs uui,f-i.,ueI 81. Hit.t
tutsl trustee v.. lrlHea,l g. 4, a. tho
highest h.,i,lef fH-.ctah 90 p4bilr art.rt
~ the nrurt hsslss in The town q Hagl.,
hurst iH sati rauUfv ~ 'ur a !. anl stat.
- n sslssIpTi. "a the 5Bh day - F,bru
ars lTil. ls.twern ihs tlurs 70 luu..Iss.a
. CO. and 3 "a tEs following dsssr. j.,l
par = q land lIng and hs,tg " tho
county AMI state aforesaid tnut TIE
- ~ and = ~ ~ 50 ~ ~ 80, arI . ~
= y ~ and zeer n nNfr s,r no. AM the
q ~ - y ~ is-s tie o. a. 20 Ha4f# and
The y ~ = . W i'.Hs Hatf III b. trI amt
Tie y, ~ ~ ~ - - $50 llul irtpr 30
s.ist and guuiafH. $50 asrrs riur, ~ I.-=.
81 .,'.ther 18th tts 4 puri,usls,a There
unta hs-loUEIuE tHs tt.y o. thy tut.
property g. believed o. - rual bat {
shall uIIy ngnE -.I.H ti'la la H4a,st.. .
lg use a. substituted lrurtes
y T. Es4-a.
Jan = l-tl ~ui-f.tat. q trri toe.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05
EXCUSE THE LIBERTY

! take IN calling your attention % the
particular ressln why want your trade
IA February.
Ekpoassa are iust a. heavy Tor me len
feb A. ia iloc. The landlord must have
he reut he clerks mus, draw their sal
ares hat The February trade u usu ally
ma d smaller than Ia othsF moutha
Consequently unlesa ! make sane effort
81 hyea W trade ! will casne Out on the
minus side q the ledger.
heuoe J ell lel myself ont and make
special prioes for February
Ten dollar salts ~ g. 20. Twelve doi
suits ~ FI.asl "a, twill flannel al -; 25c
plain rel and white flannel l6ltc. sasta
leans, All wuol, -. lest roller prose@.
bur ao3 u. ehoiee \. g. sugar | D.
and my entire stock at the same rate
Yours truly.
n SIMON.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05


The industrial olas.s. al tho
country arr organizing a. never
bglore, each ia their special organ
izaiinn. and then the whole loly
- the tiller- u the fields, aud the
toilers In the mines and workshops
AMI the wage workers along the
great transportation lines 81 the
country are cpplctlatating with the
unqGaatiunel p1rpr-" q, bringing
a'1Jt social, inll trial AMI lri.is-
tive rTum. rs week e. a.
rrelitl delegates of all the iapnr
organization IA America mr. In
Nasdia ton all agreed upon he
follow ing platform d. principle.
l. W. lrn ui tao abolition q
national hauss banks a issue.
aud a. substitute fur ua ,aal
bana Notes We dtmanl that u al
tsuler 4l.r, b. is-u ! IN sulir sat
volume tpt,.I art tho bu mess b.
the country uiihuut 1aint-n 90
sprril alyu1iago h. ANY class or
calling, such note, o. h. legal tru-
dr. in payment - all debts. bath
public and private. and such notes
when demanded hy the people.
shall H. luanrd o. them at not
more than two pr cent pcr an
mum upon non Iari,hable products
a. Indicated in thg suh-trrasur.
plan. also up,n real r-tatc, With
proper limitatipug apla tho quan-
tlty ~ land AMI amount ~ money.
= We demand free AMI unlim-
tied coinage ~ silver.
. We demand the pas cage ~
laws prohibiting alien ownership
q lanl, AMI that congress take
prompt action o. devise some plan
o. obtain all lands now owned
by aliens anI foreign syuliyates.
aua that at baud now held IS rail
ways and other COMPUTATIONS ia ~
cs-s - such a. l. actually usai and
needed 10y them b. reclaimed by
the government AMI held Tor actual
settlers only.
4 Believing IA the drttine 70
equal rights a. all AMI special
privileges 81 none. W. demand that
taxation. national, state ur munich
pal shall not b. uzel a. build az
one class at the cApen-eof another.
o We demand that al revenues,
national, state ~ county, shall D.
llmite,l 81 the necessary EXPENSES
81 the government economically
md honestly administered
q W. demand a Just aud cquita-
hlc ~ ten II Emdu1trl tax un
Incomes
T. We demand that the most
ryid honest emil Just state anil
national governmental control anil
supervision uf mean, 10 public
communication anal transportation
aul II tins control AMI provision
iHsa not rglprr ahn-rs now exist
ing. 80 demand government uNu-
rr-hip 20 such means ~ camuuui-
cUtluu aud transportation
= We d,maal that t4r ranef,s-
81 the United States -r1mif a.
amendment tu Enc constitution pro
yillns q the election ~ United
State, senator Is the direct vote
d. tar p.Jp.o ul each state. AMI NJ.
-1 uf thu president anil yicap rr-i-
Iul p, popular vote
E#Y,t,i That thi. cuufei,rr
tom 90 industrial organizations d..
maud tuat lu rl state q system
shall 10 pru.a',laul hithfI.yyx-
unufel. that win .H.arr an ham. d
sul ucrHrat, registration ~ all
voters, "a frer h.D -,vr and uHi
r.sI ballot, ard me- hon public
count and vr demand that earh
STAT. Legislature shall make az
uug for .'y Improper interference
wIfh tha rr.-,.-r %. REGISTRATION.
"a Ilf Is. ..F'f
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

Senator Allrich i rePortsl a.
saying Ia an interview ~ his home
Ia Providence that tho recent 70 e
uniihe closure rule was a tc.t vote
AMI hal settled the matter H.
also gave II a. his impression that
the election bill viii not h. taken
up again This Is the right an |
national view to take - the matter
but the democratic senators should.
aud no doubt vail, "krcp deere eyes
on dat 'possum." He may not be
a. dead A. he looks New York
World. Dem.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

have this day purchased from l.. N
Bowman. the shoe shop formerly bolong
ing 10 him. and the entire stork. and
will continue the business Ia ny aWn
name. ! earnestly ask hist the patran
ace - the public oontiuue A. heretnfare.
and that 81 ether persons neeslnx work
Ia my line vii give M q call, and guar
antae substitution Mr. Joe Marehetti,
q skilled and experienced workman, who
lesrncd hia trade when but bpy, and
has worked steadily AZ 4 faF the lat fprty
years. will he 90 hand always. y tollto.
III attend the wants ~ all customers
Very respcI
" Macbeth.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

Letters - administrator having bs-en
this day granted D. nie ~ administer The
estate ~ Walter A Hamm,rs, uotirp y
hereby given o. Old nersona holding
claims against said estate. g. present
same b. the clerk - thu rhanoery court
q Cupiah cuuniy, and have came regis
tered within ons year. ur th,y all IL
forever barred
Mas Erfgs X HaNnrEa.
AdmN - estate q Y. 4. Hammer. ds
cwased Jan - g.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

The state q Mississippi. Copsah 90.
To Jul = A. Blanc and The New South
Building AMI l.nan Assn-iatian.
iou are commaudad q appsar l-fsrs
the Clerk 70 the Chanoery court n the
County q Culiah in said state. al Roles
In the toWn a llaxleharst. Nlss. ~ ne
first monday a march. is9i a. defend he
suit In said opurt a Zlus ID. Davis where
la you are defendsnts
} u GRAsUEEKY, Clerk.
Thtm Jan %. t~al
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

do hogs payg innocenily in
quir.s On agricultural editor. And
an ink-staincd country editor stops
wrestling with his hand press hong
enough 30 say, that he had some
ON his subscription books that
"hain't paid n cent IN fvs years"
Montczuma Recorl
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

\ heavy SNOW storm ragged ia
kruHa. tho first uf TIA. aryk, ami
The imports ,uuins iu from the
northwestern cuurti where mnri
q the residents ga the uupruluc-
tive farms are destitute are hur-
rowing Ia the extreme.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

Auurr H.. Jan ~ H.
par.. from n,h.an Marion ari
-a.a. entities ay that hog yAs'-
Ora Is apoa,iug vith taa severity
known ig years Hundreds ufari-
ma,, arc dying ia'y ol ac.1an. uf
th. warm end damp weather a--
Er.NH'us .aa lisrasr Farmers are
shipping hogs a. ;ho market uprI-
Is IN order t. save then, but man,
- tansa shipped ar, diseased.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

The republican senators have
communicated to the democratic
srnators The fact that they have
Abandoned the force bin IL thu IN
terast of important public bust
ness.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

Alaska colliery, a lare mine in
Pennsylvania, suspended on the
first ~ this month, throw ing out
Il employment seven hundred la
hDrerS
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

;. D. Irwin, president 81 the
Kentucky farmers alliance was de-
posed because h. made war on the
warehouse patrunized by the ALI
anee.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

NaAsessfAfa Hsss - ~ -
Fees NNatsNa -. rsfst. issa
Mef HsA4 Ns 8fH aaAaa a eNmf MHs~ss FAaaes
af Fateaasf fss - esfa AataaAas 80 e. y
Fsta fHa fNsH Naa - &attfHs $50 NeHM
fsaf So eseftaa 49, eassssass Nestse 49, s@raaia
a = - fas . 49, - : feets -
NHaa 1855 sNF sstaasaM atFA ~ FAM
ws 81 aHs assHsfl &taN 80 ema 80
-. @G1A4sa. o. n
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

Are selling at sIMONs Al unusual low
prieea heavy, medium and light weight,
they must al be sold 10 hven mp trade
Cor IslsFmary
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

The south docs net Afford a belaer
actress THAI Jeanne Holman. nnd where
ever she has appoarca she nceor "a loa q
ha large houses.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05
GROVES TASTELEsS CHILL T0NlC

hlsas pleasant 10 TIE taste a. lsmsa
tYgtp
IT, snallsst infAat viii tale d aaA
saver kueW &c II mefiaiaa
cAhafaa or tlE IT, Never ta.la ~
saEa.
ehi!la oAca brgkea ain set return.
es.s tsu cay half ia pres 81 etA3a
e4lAl 1ea4lA
No qaia las Res-s4 Ne paEvativs
nsa4fA.
Contains "a psasc1. Casper taAa
CUISINE.
u paF4fts tie hlosa and r. nes % al
aA.afiAl Feifan ffen the systan.
II u 90 i@Is5 As any collar g ale aa4
EETk.ls TcR 60 cERTc.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

Go b. White's drug store Cor Land
rpth's aad Baiats fresh and reliable gar.
dan seed
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

tl"t y - N.t NftfH At...# ~ .l.r
a..
Jna RFl.l. ra. ? e o gang ~
thriv.. Who rp'1ssl tir Drn,cr A
Rio Gmndr mllraIo $4,000, has
hecn captured
The N.a ulraus Sa'cs says
that Il John J Ingalls, dos net ~
g. thu devil then ii do'su' scr any
~ ia having deNl
Juo Hdherl drunken inmate
"a the raIala.s,. AZ New Berlin. IN.
- fir o. tLr hu.l ling and pci-h
81 iu th, atmrs
Nellie Burh,k. a young woman
addicted o. the cigarette habit. SIT
trr g. tie building she occupied
anil was burned tn death
4 stage Wa robbed mar Pinos
Alius. Mcai,o. last Thursday. IN,
ruhl'cr.,, a'rur.l $1,000 which va
u,ing raipreyl 90 Pines Altos.
Hon William Window. s,rrrta-
o, u the treasury 81 the Uuitod
Stat d.rl suddenly last Thur.
,1...,".% "a' -
liz p.I,,...'...,. = 9 ~,
80.
szI o. carr. ga a.. hu.,p,,- ~ hs,g
.fapsAb.rius AMI parAins Tn.
IsI.r. Iur + j.. ram p,r,.hv,lI
dpn.t, a.t, Ia.ur about tho town
.s Gafu..,-.-it, tl.ril,
rr... .,., g.. a..
,.rrI r..... .t..u..
r.ra,fuI. rr..o ~. In.
commit, ..I' tnl uHp .lIl.al 4 ,l.pu
~ -.HI aIa Bs-I frl iuhjsr rrag
tuu i- uHv -n' les fH pu,feui.r
~ ~ Ja.ttu
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s.,s.,r
!" ~ ! 'n'.'.'..a Mayor Norman,
"''i i'i '.' '''''.-.''l lh"" no
t''-.'. "''' ''fl'i 10 death a.
fuar- I1H. hlss.. on sunday
IA thr .af.l-... O., J,,,ls,,,..
and ,i-...I.rr. ,,,l,,, ,,.l !,
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l-I,. u.. m.il. So. - !,
fort. van. mad. =, r.s.n. H.,
l,ut vi,b.p, avail
''''t' '."rlHin"h u h'eNy On TIE
'''' ~ ',' A'"h, '~"", on" per.
.,"'H n''','S ~h''e ana some -
'''''n t'-'l ''''h'.hs' having been
AMI ..,,. -. -, a., -
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l,i,, sa,;, 4, LII g.. -, s,oo
c.cl. .,l -, IT,, -.
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W" are panied 10 chronicle tho
death q ono 81 our county's most
honor'd citizens DIR J. NJ. Can
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-02-05

The sllul1 raar;Aas-a 7 Lime
stone county. Teas. w.s burned
Sunday morning
, 1891-01-31
The Dakota senntorshir.

PIERRE, S. D., Jan. 30.-The Joint as
sembly took one bslls for senator today,
without material change.
The report Of the bribery committee will
be read in the house tomorrow. 1t con
tains much interesting testimony. Rep
r~esentative Christensen said Clark Roar
paugh offered him $500 to vote for the
Brown county contestant. Representa-
tive Dahler said DR.. Brown of Yankton
agency offered him anything be wanted in
the shape OF money or position if he
would vote Tor Moody. Representative
Stevens said Roarpaugh offered him a
81 500 position it he would act with the
Republicans. Representative Kelly said
a man named WEIGH offered to get him
$1,000 if he would vote for Moody and
tor retaining the Lawrence county SON
testers. Representative Hall said James
Irwin offered him 81 900 if he would stay
out of the Republican caucus.
, 1891-01-31
The silver Pool.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Dockery read
a prepared statement giving more in de
tail the facts testified to by him on
Wednesday He was anxious to beat the
force bill. 1t was not known, If Cameron
was elected. that he would vote for it, but
his attitude of uncertainty led Dookery
to hope that he would vote against it.
He Dockery) did not wish. just before
the election IN PENNSYLVANIA, to make
public any private business transaction of
the senator which might be legitimate and
proper. but before he could show it to be
such could be used by his political enc
mics to his detriment. Dockery had in
formation that Cameron purchased silver,
but no knowledge that he was connected
with any pool. nor OF any IMPROPERLY in
his purchase. DockeIy thought 1t only
justice to Cameron that the matter should
not be made public by him when it might
be used BY Cameron's political opponents
to HIS injury before he could have an OPP
%portunity to explain the faets-Ihere was
no agreement or understanding between
Cameron aud himself, or apY other per-
son. that his (Dockery's) testimony should
be delayed. He acted on his own iudg-
meut, induced solely by the reasons stated
ahOve
, 1891-01-31
STOCK. ana cnrrle narEer..

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-In the stock
market today the demands of the morn
ing were soon satisfied and dullness be-
anne the leading feature. Late in the
day, on the selling OF Northern Pacific
and Union Pacific and the buying of new
sugar stock, a little animation was again
seen. The close was quiet, but weak, at
insignificant changes for most stocks.
Governments steady.
Petroleum-February closed at 1871.
Money on call easy, closed at 9.
Bar silver-$l.O OF.
Wool-firm. Domestic fleece, 32G3G.
Lead-Domestic, 81 O0944Tl.
Tin-Steady. Straits, $2O.O5.
Following are closing prices of stocks:
u. 5. A, registered, 90. L. s. A.
coupons, 20: Pacific 6s. IOg: American
Express, ll5; Canada Pacific. 73t;
Cauada Southern, 80. Central Pa
cIhc. 80; BURLINGTON, Sji, Delaware,
Lackawanna 4 Western, 1865; Denver Il
RIO Grande, 49,, Erie. 1873; Kansas l.
Texas. l2i; Lake Shore, lO9, Louisville
\ Nashville, 74s, Michigan Central, 81;
Missouri Pacific. G5j; Northern Pacific,
27s preferred, TT Northwestern, rO+i;
preferred, l3I; New York Central.
lOll; Oregon Navigation, Is; Oregon
Improvement, 244; North American l6I:
Pacific Mail, 34i; Reading, 3Il; Rock
Island. 6sf; Milwaukee 4 st. Paul,
$50; st Paul 4 Omaha, -; Texas Pa
citic, IA. u ion Pacific, 44l; Fargo Ex-
press, 40; Western Union, 7qs; Oregon
Short Line. cit; American cotton oil 2O5.
CHICAGO. Jan. 30. Observation-Disclosures
5000. Market steady. Steers, prime,
s. 25i common to choice steers, s3.OOlG
500; cows, : 0O(G2 IS; stockers, SO 30
(G3.OO.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market act
i've aud steady. Natives. 81 OO(a4. IS;
Westerns, S3.75G4S5; Texans, $3.75@
50.
, 1891-01-31

WINNIPEG, Man, Jan. 3O.-Rev. j.
Settle, missionary among the Indian tribes
around Lake Winnipeg, Man. writes that
camps of Indians hunting on the east side
of Lake Winnipeg, not very far from
Blood Vein river, near Doghead, were
visited by a band Of wolves, about 100 in
number. They attacked the camps and
killed many Indians and devoured them.
One Indian cudgeled and killed twenty
wolves; another Indian climbed up a tree
with has gun and shot down twenty. One
got upon a stage, which was not very
high, and the wolves got him down and
devoured him. There is great panic
among the Indians in that quarter. The
Indians say that there are no deer, conse-
~Guently the wolves are mad with hunger.