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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-20

OF the county which bespeak heart
ournings aud dissension. The
news comes we are Democrats, we
nave stood the heat aud burden of
the day, we have helped to fight
the battles IN the past, an at
Tempt has been recently made TO
Ignore us and TO trample us under
loot, but remem Der We demand that
consideration that is due us and il
IN the future an attsmp. to ostra.
cize US Is made it will be perilous
and the line will be drawn.
These reflections have been PEN
ned by one who would hail with
gladness that spirit of brotherly
love which meaus unity, but at the
same time we most emphatically
decline to be subjected to that
leadership that is tending to so Sc
riously Damaging our party. Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-20
CATARRH CURED.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. I, 'ss.
DIR. Hartley, Baltimore, Md.
In the winter Of 1877, suffered
very seriously from Catarrh; failing
to obtain relief otherwise, l resort
ed TO the use of your Catarrh Rem
edy with entire satisfaction. The
application of the remedy is pain
less, and my nose, head and throat
were soon relieved. / keep bot
tie in the house for use in case OF a
bad cold and find it invaluable.
GREEN b. RAUM,
Commissioner of Pensions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-20
CARPETINGS.
-:o-o:-)

We confidently believe we
Show in our CARPET
DkPA Il Il III EN- T., the
very best line Of all class
floor coverings 70 be found
IN this market. If you
arc IN want Of Carpetimgs,
we ask On inspection. We
can save you money-We
quote the following low
prices:
Ingram Calpets-23, 30,
80, As, so, Csc yard.
Striped Carpets-12t, Is,
20, 25c yard.
brussels Carpet-5O, So.
60, 90, 20, 75, 90, 81 yard.
Mattipgs--12@, 10, Is, 20,
%, 30, IS. 40. 45c ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
LIVE STOCK NARKET~-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo March 1.-Cattlc- Receipts last - hours.
40 head total FOR the week thus far. 5,2S0 head
for same time last week. 6,34O head consigned
through. -: To New York. = on sale. 2oo head
opened qulc and steady closed steady Fair medium
To- good steers - 6Jo - % butchers stock ~ 'On
~ -. ifogs-Recepts last - hOnrS 90 head toal
Tor tho week Tins far. 2D32J head FOR sane ne lhNt
wcck, 4GlOO head consigned through, 800 head to
New York, s7J head on sale. 200 head. opened
and closed stcady no fancy heavy here Heavy
grades. - Ojd - TO- pack and medium grade, 10"
- % workers. good Ia best, - 9J0 10: do piss ANA
light ~ sjd ~ % good heavy ends. ~ 2Ja - 30
iar. ~ JO1 - Ga assorted rDughS ~ lOGTi - com
rDugs. - j10 ~ So stag-, - Bon ~ 90 ShCcp
md lulrsl'ec"iEt> last twcniy four hOurs 'fCb h'ld
total for the week thus fnr. II 500 head for same Tim
Now York, 900 head On saic 400 head. iciud (;
1000 head held over. Market ,tendy. al
sold. >hccp-ENrra fancy, s. 75a 20 %; good 70
choice - 30" - -; fIs To god. ~ '1G - 40 cnl'
tive. ga - - fair 20 good do 80 j0@SG 80; cus to
Chicago Feb. aI-"The Evening Journal reports
Catlc-Roccipt, 700 head shipments. 1900 head
market steady good 70 choice steers, - l0a - 81:
othcrs ~ s5a - % -tocl,crS. ~ Goo - - heavy
feeders So ~ - rcVnn,, ~ 33a ~ 40 cows; II -"
~ H. Ilogs-Hccclpt>, 5000 head: shipments,
lo.Oco head. Active higher: rough and common,
- joa - g., mixed and packers - 700 - 90 prime
heavy and butchers weights. ~ @jd - light - ron
81 90 Shccp-Receipts. 5000 head shipments.
1000 head. Market stronger, ewcs, ~ 13G - 80
mixed. ~ sja - % wethcrS. SJa - -, Western,
IS IJa - - lambs. go ~ ~.
II. Louis. March l.-Catte- RECEIPTS. e,1i' head
steers, $fGSi 90: fair 10 good Indian ana Texas.
s:g0 ~ -. Iogs-Rcccipt' $3.50 head. shipments.
LOO head Market 30 higher fair T. primo. heavy.
- 70a - 70; mixed ordinary 70 g"i; - "5a - -
700 head shipments. 200 head Market steady; fair
to desirable muttOns. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAI.-There has been a moderate
h9.enent, saG TO al! ago"hs lGGe are ngS r'0S On
BY. 81 7jaSG 20 Fi,hki.ls. nominal; upRyer hara,
I Is a pale y 0' po.3po 'e;e %
Belgium Portland. ~ lO4$2 25 Engisn Portland
o. doas2 30 NOckono common limo. icr Lbl ala 90
finishing, u; common lime, Soas5c; latn q so pr
LOCO goat hair, 21@2Sc per bush; cate hair ltcloc
lows Eagle grsnuiGtcd sc genuine ganuated German,
SIC fine. &c yellow rolls. 54c.
COCoA-Has Leen sid IN small lots at unchns pie
Baha, l-al2ttci- Sliacas, lodlo3ci -fhoa l52@
CooPERAGE SIoCK-Thc market does not show much
activity, but Is steady Moase shocks and hcods quoted
u S0aS2 % shocks and heads 3o-nch 81 oOo
khooks and heads - 70; rum pips. 50 5oge5 go
enpty hogshead' s2us2 70 hoopo IL feet %5l@s1{ IL
toLFfE~Rlo the spot ruled dun and rlther C9scr
To be shipped lac; $50 bags No. per Euclid, l4ssc
Loo bass ~ per Etheriy, l41sc ana 5000 bags No.
speculative line very slow market With
light fluctuations. During the carly session the temper
covering. ho adVe had something to 90 with
March While Others lost early rise: Have declined
!0ger LOldon oneio quO'atiSn ~ p X. "a n
SIS ID August 56s Sd AMSTERDAM. March The
butch sale went OF about ~ beiow to%c,s yairaiIon
sna Tas for EuSo1e bT etesnor 60 eco bags shipments
from Java and United States during la. mont
March 1-AirivaI, during last month $500 bags; delv
March Coo Sass S Rio dSoe Eeuar t
kosl. nomnl good second 90 kios 10 9,9 eSc9angc
esaa ~ l' to n f;Sd sa G 900 STy s Rio
$4,000 BAGS no marSct sadly; reeetGs at Sahns
MARKET quiet ssod aTSrase Santos, 10 900 receipts
Eio July 70 February %, 1sg2 2I9lVN rag nno
Lass receipts at santos July | to Eebrgary o. iso2
So 900 bags sane time 1851 2411OS bags s@ noo
bars which 100 coo brazilian arrivals dur
;Ig lat month 5000 BAGS deliveries $4,000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02

4. steady rates the comprising 900 1890,
Wisconsin Havana, 1a2elJc $50 cases 1880. state
Iavana 40 cascs 1890 Pennsylvania seed leaf
private terms $50 bales Havana, 70cds 10; 100 bales
Sumatra. 81 lJQ So L..
TALIOW-Quiet but STEADY. Prime city quoted az
lI-lGGi5, aud special brands, i9,e bid.
wOOL-Manufactufcrs are buying the various so,ts
seller shows disposition to part with his goods ct a
rtioY ruling rates This occasionally.
Inn foreign GRADES held firm. We quote
Xxx feoec 2oc; fall Texas. l6a 1oc spring.
sl;lng California lnorthcnl l7d22c spring 40 t,outhrn
rrn) al &C.: Southern WOOL 2Od27c fine deaine 33ac
line understandable, 222c; fine unwashcd. 1yi2d2Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
MILK AND CREAM.

Tho daily average receipts Of milk aud the
different railroad dltfbutng IO.n, In aud near ia" ct
for the week have been follows: Eri 1909 cans %;
milk % can, condensed milk .gd l2j % cr,s1n
Pennsylvania Poughk~ p-ie and Boston, 90 cans OF milk
Su.1urh,nna ~ u milk and - Of crsrn
Iac&.wauna 2snJ " milk and u cans Of cram
and Harlem. = joi cans Of milk. ~ cans
CONDENSED milk and , Ot cream New YORK CITY
nid Northern. llji cans VI Llk: N""llaNcn aud Hart
slllk Ontario aud W-'in, . 80 %
milk aud iO2 Of cream Wet N g.. lGlo cans Of
milk ~ condensed MIX qua - can or ci'Jin
New .Irrs.y Central. go Of milk aud j. cGus ~
o,n: Lv miscellaneous short route 100 cans Of
mix 20 Of The Ot daily supply has bc'n
Is al1 81 milk. 100 cans ~ condensed MIX ana 3G'
onus Of cram. The demand Ia been dull the average
price uad for surplus being 81 81 ~ forty quarts
IN. MIX Exchange price Is cent quart net % the
urudtr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
FUES AND SKINS.
SUNDRTES.

NUTS-Pcanuts stcaly at 4'2c for fancy handlickcd.
2JrfSc for farmers spanish >clicd irm az Oc f0r
No. No. - dun 40 t'adi'ac; Virginia NO ,h"iled duh
ut f0tilr and NO. at 24u2Ic. No Important move
nent hickory nuts and prices non inal 1t j0a63c Per
bush
DEEsWAX-Suppy light and prime stock firm at 3 .
2Jc
HCNEY-rxtractci. 7d7'sc per h comb honey
quoted at 9aItc as - color and style OF package, but
there Il very little derand.
MAPLE SrGAf,-P-iTc bricks quoted At 1ti'-r, and
tub SO, at J1,1Oc. Syrup quiet AZ O0d1't sal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending March J. 1892
Avn PEAS
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts for the wcci-Bcans 26lj bbs peas. Il 01O
bush. Exports ar,. 90 pkcs peas, li"lo Dbl
ports, % bags Of beans. The trade has not been -hclrt
tax" the increased receipts, and
caused sell and some >hhulhg oi
prices. close choice selling ut -, 10
ds2 10. latter mainly In JObblng Peas nav" 't'u
back 20 - so and best marks OF medium ar o,..7lona
shaded below figure White kidney and turtle soup
and FIRM latter have had few peddllnR s1Is
above quotation. So lille call for red kidney that ~ II
difficult % 81 9OISl % except Oh export ofd
southern trade. Llmas continue slow. "reh peas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week 9jl PIGS; exports for week. flG
pkg. Lyaponte apples have continued 70 move slowly
and prices have shaded "a all grades. Exporters
have secured es Of prime fruit at Sac dnd choice at
Jotbing sales O choice quality at &c, and
fancy extra fancy, AZ 6aa7c. Chop steady ~ i'a2e
and and skins selling at lc susd sliced and
apples without demand oi and
weaker. Rather doing southern led peaches
an feeling stradicr. All kinds Of small ffult~ ar.
California pfnnes spi!c0t. and peaches are gong
consumption quite freely and there has been sub.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
nprssrD PouLTRY-FROZEN
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes are In large supply, dull and barely steady
New Eight receipt and good stock meets moa,far' d
| mand. UO,atOcs quiet. but STEADY old hniOhs
quiet but I'm light supply and unchanged tabbagcs ilr
0thcF staple winter Vegetables hold ;ttai Al >otn 0i
new vegetables good demand when Of choice quay
but the arrivals from all pon;s show wide louge ~ qla9
Yalue and inferior lOts are very nara " MONc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
HUTTER.

Receipts for week, - ,039 pkgs. Exports for week,
20 pkg~ High grades Of fresh table butter nave mao
mode rate sale all the steady prices, the market
showing just shade OF mnes at the close but TRADE Tor
all other qualities has continued dull with value, IN buyers
favor. Receipts ara running light and Western advice,
hold quite firm. but the demand here continues small ana
the n1r.et show the strength that
anticipated. Fancy Pcnnsylyuna creamery. IL here would
job 80 3Oc. few f1yoe brands Of FlRin are taken by
regular trade at Bic but no open business couli DE- none
above DOc.. Other Western extras selling AZ 2o"
30c the outside figure being general than " was
last week. Fts and seconds abundant supply and
weak must grade high command outside quotations.
some Increase In the receipts OF new State dairy but the
quality and color sti irregular and most buyers
prefer few CLOSELY selected haftnbs reach
2Sc in Padding wav. but Jobbers Mrcy willing 20
90 above PC. aud considerable part Of tn" supply
at 20d26c Old dairy IS lower and very DULL Choice
fresh imitation creamery has moderate inquiry 40 2ic in
exceptional DC western dairy Irregular In quality
and herd to without grading. Top grades ~ ffc-h
factory remain quiet but there fair demand all
PlOis at 20c md below. Iolls scnIce and Mantnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
EGGS.

Receipts Toy week. 277a bbls and ~ pol cases Immc
da,ely following last report the market recovered to
1850 good, the lmproy
nonentary. heavy arrivals later In uir week turning the
market downward Late Friday. l0', ne became
ruling prices ana 20 far tins week. under large onc
Iups receivers been Obliged accept lO',c
stock freely that price. however. q
Icrv large and thn market l. closing stcade win
feeling uat the bottom has touched for l-
moment southern selling generally a. lOdlGi,c
bI, few special ia for which lCtsc
e.. paid IN Instances.
Stat and Pcall-y anla laid. per d0z a
lal' fancy dlt's
Southern ..................l IL uIBt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
TEl,iTS MD DIEKIEs-rREsM.

Rccclps apples have been heavy and stock IL tending
10 accumulate the DOCK. Ircrs are held un. hanged but
the tone Wakrr ana outside quotations haN. become
more heretofore. grapes very dull. even for
good quality aud inferior o.- ar almost unstable Cian-
NEGLECTED. Fcida Oranges Of extra choice qualify
are in Ilrht supply aud show little change. but a,ernge
GRADES qualities easier. MandirIis
and tanpehcs scarce and fancy lots hHn. but ordinary
lo, are no. wanted berries plenty quota.
lion only reached refrigerator lOa stock shipped Ia
on IA cltss gong mainly al iOdJOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
STAINED.
Good Ordinary .......4 3-16 Low Middnng ..1 Il-lo
OrdlnarY4 ZIG Middling

Options especially interesting to-day and trad
ing Tor the most part was OF local nature IhcI wa
comps strong market at the outset due TO Ut
Iverool adyices and light port receipts which prompted
cnyerfnr OF ssshorts" For the time being the bulls
had fun control and prices showed advance Of 4d9
noints bulge, however, there was coslderIole
ceiling OF 'longs and before the close the snproycu
Was lost. There regular New-Oiieaho Su'ices'
bolXb SAILS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
Rolls, frrsh, SECONDS % mats -.-....
CHEESE.

Receipts for week - j7 boxes. Exports for the week.
17l6l boxes Exporters nave shown some ntci'. This
among the purchases about 700 bOSc,
OF icchouse chc. at c closc - 500 Nc- Of fancy
fall made white 1"irc. and goo do q, Il 3l6c Sons,
the lower grades % fun cream, fall made I1rt -hm-.
and winter made hat" been taken az rca
lively full prices. Home trade hi- been far bit not
sctI,c and the qu9ntty OF stock moved during the week
has gwen holder, cncOurgencnt We rtis" quOJ-
lions little the basis 81 late saes Fancy white che"e
getting small and have JObbing at
l2idl22c. A line Of 600 bOXc, OF a fa,Ort combine
u coored sold at l24c and ono seems di,po'c1
less for the bt lots, lnncy small ID" full
cream are golny quit. generally NJ l2c. les, call of
PENNSYLVANIA skins and feeling casicr Liverpool cables
5.hJJs.
State factory full white. fancy ......l2 ~
fun cream cOOr,d. fancy =
factory, full al make. nne lla,di2
State factory fun cram good 20 prime IL III ,
factory. common 70 g.alOi.
State factory Isft skins, Chenango and neghbor -
ing small sizes choice --......l0 dl0A
factory part skim,. good u prime s2d 81
State factory part skins, common u fair......
stat ia. tory full skins Observation-Disclosures. 3ld
T. IN ann SKINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02

Warehouse deliveries since February l. 1S92New-l OK
p33 40 bags Baltimore. 1870 bags NewOrcans, 25SS
bags Galveston 900 bags total, ,237 ta2s.
COTTON-Spot trading very slow, while prices ruled
steady. Sales, 81 bales for consumption Receipts az
171J5 bales, against bales this
Say last and % ,oS2 bales this time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
uEMLOCK.

UNION canned.
dlddle backs. h'yy.25 dSv Light Backs. cows a.
Light back % ago Middle Dacks,eows
N ode Bucks 100 as Seconds
Seconds. - GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
POULTRY AND GAME.

-,
Tho market for live poultry has been very sehsitiVe
and prices have shown changes almost every dav u,oana
the clos" there II "A very st'adv ic'l-
Inc nm the basis e 132c fowls. 1870 Tor chckha
and I2LG1;c 10! turkeys. Prime iat dIe's anu l''so
an, wanted and firm. Pigeons stll scare, pit uni't
Wc-e.n dressed poultry has shown llttle & ,r,tIr
the General tone Of prices most kinds ma pc'n
~ Inv, favor ard on some kinds prices are lllt
uver than a week ago. Turkeys are Hur nui VA W.
outside figures are extreme rows M' III" .o,,,'
quoted but outside quotation j. cNHf.c; we
exceptionally choice quality a tng en- ,,ing
and soft.mclted stock from any section "Vnn
full pfIccs. Capons steady for prime a,arhc' ""' ~
and slp- are rather slow sale. Squads him md ,,o,d
English snip, aud ployer ae very scar scar s % he,vV
sell well. Wld ducks In light supply anu p'"'' "''
lf..I. us.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02

Reccpts for the week bales cXDTts. 2sG bales
mpOfts $40 bales. The market stl faV0rs the buyer.
d from all Gunitcrs Is light. aud while there - no
rr.at sure TO sell holders would shade prices
% do business There l. nO:hnV In late foreign adNlc"S
ID encourage u" hope Of much cXDolt trade ana 9u,',
rc carving SUFFICIENT stocks make them quite Indifferent
The record-union., 1892-11-26
NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE.

Republicans Trying to Secure a Ma
.iOrity on Joint Ballot.
OMAHA, Nov. 25.-It is stated steps have
been taken by the Democratic State
Committee to prevent the Republicans
from unseating a sufficient number of
Independents and Democrats in the Leg
islature to control that body on joint
ballot and thus return a Republican
United States Senator. The Legislature
stands-Democrats, 3; Republicans. IA:
independents, Il, in the Senate. In the
House-Democrats, Z; Republicans, 4g;
Independents, A. ON JOINT ballot the
have Oeen commenced to seat Repub-
Icans enough TO elect a United States
Senator,
The record-union., 1892-11-26
a COLD BODY.
Such is said OF the Comet by Professor
Francis Very.

Such is said OF the Comet by Professor
Francis Very.
PIrTsEURG, Nov. 25.-Professor Fran
els Very of the Allegheny Observatory
has been conducting a series of observa-
tions OF the comet during the past several
days and last night made the announce
ment that it is cold body which shines
only with a reflected light. The observa-
tions of Professor Very prove positively
that the movements of these bodies are
accompanied by no meteoric showers,
and that this comet has not been so near
any other heavenly body as to cause eX-
pectatiOn OF a collision. There is also no
lear OF its coming against the earth. 1t at
present is in constellation with Andro-
media and is moving very rapidly. Pro-
tessor Very made a number of drawings
Of the heavenly wanderer, which will be
used for future observations, perhaps,
when it returns after many years. He
identities it positively as Biela's comet.
The record-union., 1892-11-26
snecial 70 the REcoRp-UNIov

Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.
CINCINNATI (O.), Nov. PA Gallipolis
dispatch tells of bloody fight which
took place Wednesday night on the north
bound Ohio River train. Six brothers
named Adams boarded the train at
Huntington in a drunken condition.
Shortly one of them entered the ladies'
coach with drawn revolver and then
used menacing language. Conductor
Smith seized him and drew him into
z smoker. The other brothers rushed to
his help and the brakemen came to the
assistance Of the conductor. Meantime
the newsboy gave the riot alarm. The
train was stopped and the entire crew
came to the scene. The Adams boys
were badly beaten and thrown off the
train. 1t is not known whether any OF
them We're killed or not. The conductor
and blakemen were severely injured and
several passengers were hurt.
The record-union., 1892-11-26
STIR IN TRAFFIC CIRCLES.

Caused by Mexico Disseminating the
Free Importation of Grain.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex.l, Nov. 25.-The
official announcement that the Mexican
Government is to discontinue the free i'm
portatiOn of grain on the Ist Of December,
has caused great stir among traffic ofli-
Gals with connecting roads i'll this sec
ton and has terrorized shippers, who
have corn en- route and orders for grain
not yet filed. The result was unex-
pected and the order is certain to cause
losses OF many thousands of dollars to
railroads and shippers. The Mexican
National Railroad is already unable to
handle the corn that is delivered to them
daily by the international and Great
Northern and the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass Railroad, and as a result the
yards OF the International and Great
Northern Railroad at san Antonio and
Laredo are blocked with grain, there be-
ing GOO cars, each containing 800 bushels
OF grain now accumulated at that point.
The same condition Of affairs exists at
Eagle Pass.
The record-union., 1892-11-26
a MoNTAN,s DREAM.
1t Results in Her Becoming a Ravin
NIaniac.

1t Results in Her Becoming a Raving
Maniac.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Mrs. Maggie Bar
tolini was taken to the Harrison-street
station last night raving maniac. Tues
day night she dreamed that her husband.
who is a cook in a hotel near Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, was murdered. Being a
believer in dreams she got the morning
papers and read them closely, expecting
10 ind the story of the murder. The un-
fortunate woman's condition was noticed
by her neighbors, and they tried to drive
the thought OF murder from her mind,
but without success. Her husband left
Chicago a week ago and intended to send
Tor her " hen he found place to live.
The record-union., 1892-11-26
3npnl Bekt4rB 31n4unrr.

establishment, for it is believed to con-
tam the greatest assortment of chemicals
and electrical requisites in the world.
Half OF the things will never be used, but
they are ready if they should be needed.
Mr.. Edison has habit of going into the
laboratory at night and turning on the
new idea
The record-union., 1892-11-26
BICYCLES FoR POLICE.
Strong Probability of Chicago's De-
partment Adopting Them.

partment Adopting Them.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-There is a strong
probability that the Chicago Police De-
partment viii be equipped with'a bicycle
corps. Some time ago Captain Shattler
mounted two detectives on wheels, and
the value of the bicycle in the service
was Immediately established. These de-
tectives did good work, arriving at scenes
of burglaries, fights and fires in short
time. Their work has been so much in
advance OF the patrol wagon that it is ex-
pected the different stations will be
equipped with wheels, ana that the horses
in the mounted service are to give way to
wheels
The record-union., 1892-11-26
TWO DANGEROUS ELEMENTS.
A Minister'S Remarks Relating tC
American Society.

n 4hlAAASASI AA0tIltAEh5 Il6tdLlU@ 10
American Society.
TOPEKA tKan.), Nov. 25.-At the Union
Thanksgiving exercises held at the Con-
gregational Church yesterday, Rev. f.
N. Porch Of the English Lutheran
Church, preached political sermon and
was in such close touch with his audi
Cnce that he was frequently interrupted
with applause. In the course of his re-
marks the clergyman said there were two
dangerous clements in American society
one element was the plutocrats, the pos
SCISSORS Of colossal wealth, who, with few
exceptions, have used that wealth for sell
nsh purposes, some of whom bought and
were buying their way TO the highest po-
sitions in legislative and executive offices.
The other dangerous element was at the
other end of the scale, and is increased
first by Immigration, and second by con-
tinuous moral infection. The natural
rights and moral welfare of the people
We're political issues to be settled by the
ballOt-bOX
The record-union., 1892-11-26

He to his old summer girl)-May l
have the pleasure OF calling on you?
She-Certainly. For the sake OF pro-
priety, though, you can't start in where
you broke off, but must begin all over
agaiu.-Judge.
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Harrison's Father-in-Law III.

WAsHINGroN, Nov. 25.-Rev. John W.
Scott father-in-law of President Harri-
son, So years old, is lying seriously i'll at
the White House. His illness is of but
a few days duration, having commenced
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TOUGHS C0ME TO GRIEF.
Six Drunken Brothers Try to Bull
dOze Railway Passengers,
BUT ARE BADLY BEATEN AND
THROWN FROM THE TRAIN.

A woman's Dream Results in Her
Becoming a Raving Maniac Stir
Among Traffic Officials Over the
Announcement That the Mexican
Government is to Discontinue the
Free Importation of Grain After
the First of December.
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with a fever. which IS probably the re-
suit Of Il GO ii.
1t was stated at The White House this
4 ternOoH that DR.. Scott was perceptibly
weaker than in the morning.
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The path Of true love may never run
smooth, and perhaps with many of us
one of the first rocks in the road was that
of the cradle.-Philadelph Times