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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-21

Thomas G. Hodgkins. Of Setau<e.,
Long Island, has just given SO, 900 to
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruel
tt to Animals of New York and Brook
lyn. and the same amount 70 the So
ciety for the Prevention Of Cruelty 20
Children These donations supplement
s1o0, 900 given 20 the Royal institution
of Great Britain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-21
Nichita Grain Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nv Ielenranh.

KANSAS CITY. Dec 2.-CATTLE-Rece $500.
shiument~ 1919. Market active aid strong. gen
erHllv m9l5V higher Dressed beef and shipping
steers s. 255 o. ana heifers 81 4Gas o. stock
ers ami feeders = eES ~. HOG~-ker eipts 5.su,
shipments 1870. Market active and 5&l0c higher.
Extreme range s. .0yS5 IS, bulk S. 25&6 -. SHhIP
-i.ecepts @t0l shipments -. Market steady.
MuJtons 81 A0S4 So lambs s. 0.
81. LOUIS. Dec. S0-CAITLE - Receipts 2Sl0.
shipments 40 Market slow. Natives 81 no
10 ranges GERS s. l0G5 Is. 81 50s2 80
HOGS 49, Receipts tSOI. shipments l 90. market
CHER. Heavy IS SOS6 -. packing g l0a6 O.. light
40 T@6 50. SHkEP-keceipts SO. shipments 2ao
Market Arm, Natives 80 t0Sl o., muttons IS 90
90 80.
CHICAGO. Dec. 20 TTI.E--Receirts $50 shlp-
ments 25U. Market steady, teerS s. 5iCl5 =.
ttoCkers s. 5Oa3 e. Gamers 81 4OGs2 20 cows s. 5S
~, HOGS-kec-ipts 3uUtO, shipments 7uUl. Market
opened strong and higher but closed D. iUC
lower Mixed and packers So s5s6 90 heavy and
tCtcherss So 5OtG6 to, light 81 s0d6 -. ~Ht ~
l,eCeipts GOO. shipments So, Market steady 70
sJrOng. Muitons s. : a. "a lambs - 5000 30.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-21

In the Tsvern.-"Whst a plague :
is TO be patient Ny doctor tells me
| must drink more wine than beer
have Just had four mugs OF beer; con
sequently must stil drink a. least
Eve bottles of wins
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Prs, Tram for W .ehi,. i.eop,. d.

Wichita tn Chicago without change OF
cars via the Great Rock Island route
Leave Wichita at $50 a. IN and arrive ina
Chicago next morning a. 7.lJ. Free re-
clining chair cars. Pullman palace sleep
ing cars, and elegant dining ears on this
train " II. WIsHART.
City Ticket & Passenger gcus.
Wichita, Kan.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. 7. & Z. A,
Chicago. III. di44 Il
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without he use of dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in all forms, as Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, a speciality.
Moles and Facial Blemishes removed
Indolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vit5d.
Office open from o'clock T. M, until
o'clock p. M, Sunday until 1870 O'Clock p.
m Call at office over WOOdman'S bank
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-21
During an Autumn WAX.

Mr. Fitzhugh-Do you know we have
walked about SIX miles?
Clarence-We have?
Mr. Fitzhugh-Yes- Don't you feel
tired?
Clarence-No: but ny feet feel lit
tie DIT sleepy. -Harper's Young People
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-21
He Struck.

Mrs. Modish latter shopping tour
Oh, have just struck the loveliest bar
gain!
Mr.. Modish latter a hard day on
'changel-Why didn't you strike some
thing that can strike back?
Mrs. Modish-Wait till you get the
bill.-Puck.
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A Children. Surprise Party.

Little Gi-l-Mamma, we must get
everything ready for a surprise party.
They're comm tonight.
Mamma-What makes you think it's
comm here?
Little Girl-'Cause every little girl !
know has been invited 'cePt mcleod
News
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DR.. BENNETT.

Cures Piles, F
lula, Fissure and
ali diseases of the
rectum w j t h o II {
kuife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
TO be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private Diseas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
w cureA in the
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DIR. 4. EMMA COBR.

females ana thiidf~ns disease, q speciality
su.t t.g stls~ during cufiissrreur strictly r-.
Nyte y hen 80 ur~ red also rermaueut homes pro
H'ttU iCr ll.O fen when 'asi:e- Letters OF !nQu'
D. ttfIEIrf.rlas .ts4G answered YIpnP4y home a..
ida ANtI re N3tuI4. hau-4>
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kdv,reto Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children t~ething 10
soothes the child, Soitens the gums, allays
all pain. cures wind collie, and Is the
best remedy for diaThoea Twenty-Five
cents bottle. Used Uy millions Of
mothers G64tf w4Bts
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DEN lists.
PHYSICIANS.
s. 4. BJSS. u d..

Homeopathic Physician and surgeon.
once voviser >etoua ami Main. Fletcher R'ncs
once hours ~ o D \ H, l. p. u. d-lE--if
Telephone 40. Ia,
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New York Money.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20
Money on call easier, closed offered at 4 pc
cent.
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent.
Exchange weaker ut ~ S014(g4 6594 for eiLty-day
bills and 81 61GG4 "a for demand.
Chicago Grain ana Produce
CHICAGO. Dec. 70
Wheat-Lower.
Corn Lower,
OHts-Luwer,
POrk-LUwer,
Lard Hi-her.
The leading futures ranged as follows
NHEAT-Decembsr 6S3lc, January 7OIec
May l6iPc.
CURN-December Ale, January 4lSEc, May
4lSC
GATS-December 29ssc. January Sg4c. Nay
SIC
fORK-Janualy sl5 sly, May SIS 95.
LAhD-JanuaTy $40 Oi1p. May 80 111s.
Cash quotations were as follows
WHEAT sla7Oc-
CORN 49, GIOc
OAIS--95se 29S4C.
ny E-l,JpC.
BARLEY G4c,
ELAA-Sl Is
1lMOTHN-s2 20.
sUGAK-Iut loat 5J1assc. graduated SC. stand
ar3 4 sJsC.
BUTTER Quiet. Creamery 2cs2918c, dairy 1896
western l5G2-C.
EGGs-tirm Strictly fresh 24825c.
POEk-sA 62if.
LARD-SlU Gje.
SHORT RIBS IS 0,@S TO-
Day SAIL shUULDEtS-,7 sTlsaS 90
SHORT CLEAR SIDfS-$S 75&s 50.
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Dr.. j. E. BENNETT,
143 n. Main st, Wichita. KS.
Diamond Cut Diamond.

First Citizen--I don't like that young
er Miss Gramercy's style. Imean to cut
her.
Second Citizen-Oh, / wouldn't do
that.
First Citizen-Well, fortunately, I
have not had to do so as yet, for, as it
happens, whenever I've met her she's
been looking the other way.-Harper's
Weekly
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DIR. CARRIE Il. TIFFANY

Teacher Of Physical Culture. Rocms in
basement of the Fletcher Building
Office hours ; 10 10 a. IN, and 5 70 y
n. disc II
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He PLAYED second Fiddle a. Home.

6e fL2Eeo second floule NJ nome.
Strong-Minded Woman Ito a relative
who has called on her)-My husband
has now got a position in the orchestra.
He plays first fiddle.
Relative-Not at home, does hep
you bet he doesn't play first fiddle
at home"
That's what l thought TEXAS Sift-
s-rS
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See. saF1 "a 8le ~&-. =isssFt ADs ~
ruurs FarGe E'leasanf fll3{ TDssfr
JhT0u=L sls~gsis. aDd esAasr cars nltisou-
-Lsu.x " .eL.tz - - AAoa-A - !.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-21

Take stage at Noble for Tecuuseh. Best
and shortest route. WM. SUEARER
Mtluaa.Fr
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SITSCEII4YTOTS


gEH-F-T Is -. Eufz - 81 lflNfs ~ f4lF~
D SesF ~ EsaFJ sseHilsa lvGnss = 5ty+sss r.
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Donald Gun got the top price on SO hogs,
$6O75I.
Eldridge & Campbell sold Otto Heller a
lot Of Christmas beeves, hogs and lambs.
w. A. Mcclure of Lyons was calling on
old friends at the yards today.
William Wiley and c. Paugh of Sedg-
wick were at the yards today.
Billings & Williams sold nice bunch
of sheep.
". H. Donnell Of Haven has a Car of
cattle due this evening.
The severe weather is causing light re-
ceipts
The following shippers had stock on the
market today:
l. V, Borland, Rose Hill, cattle.
j. X. McGregor, Haven, hogs and cattle.
A. Golden, Whitewater, hogs.
II. S Hail, Bentley, hogs.
A. Hutfbauer, Mulyane, hogs and cattle
II. w. Myers, Rome, hogs and cattle.
Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA Dec. 60
.FLoUR-Righest patent. 81 10 second patent
BUTiEit-FirSt creamery, 2sc: other grades, 2US
EGGs--sa0c.
L1HY-Hoosters. 81 5OS2 90 per dozen or 80
rer pound; hens. ~ OI@2 90 per dozen &c per
pound; spring chickens 81 752 81 per dozen 7tsG
per pound; turkeys. 1aSc per pound. DUCKS teal
81 20: mElsrd. 81 70 per dozen. Dug geese &c per
pound.
POTATOFS-Choice. G56d75c per bushel.
APPLES-F4F5 90 per barrel.
SoAL-AntlTaCte. All so & anon City, 1907 Weir
City, 81 So FropJrnaC 81 81; PIttsOurg a. 90 Hi
Dois 20 W; McAlesteI. g. 10,
Wichita Grain Market
WICHITA. Dec. %
Following are the closing quotations;
GkAlN--t ar lots track
WHEAT-5-C.
C0RN-Ne!low, 2Sc.
OATS--22c;
HAY-taed. u Goa so per tom loose. 81 GOs5 On.
GROUND INEN-Chopin lots. 10c per lJJ
pounds; corn and oats. SIC per 100 pounds bran,
tHCkeu. tJc per 100 pounds.
LlA1Akhfl-5ta1l 0
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Cheap Rate. FOR winter Trip VI. santa ~

Toute.
To Texas. New Mexico. Arizona, Cali
foruia. I tab aud Old Mexico. are offered
by the santa Fe.
Tickets now on sais good until June J.,
with sufficient transit limit ia each 81.
rectioB TO enable passengers 20 stop OF 50
all points en- route List Of destinations
iuclude Corpus Christie. - Paso. Isly~s-
ton. Houston. I.smpasAs. kOCkp9Ft Stu
Antonio, Civ 81 Mexico. Prescott. Saiilllo
san LUIS Poto-i. las Vegas Hos Spriuz,.
~an D.sg0, San Francisco, salt Lake ant
Portland
New Mexico Is noted ~ having one -
the most equable climate BOO the wDrif.
sudden changes being almost wholly sn-
known. ~ - = most de- bic place either
for the bU-iue~s man, pleasure seeker or
the Invalid, while % il fbe haven for tie
immi grant. No poritoE ~ the n.ted
States can compare with ths fertile valleys
Of 90 river. anil 10 the productions - rs
field. the market garden, tue orchard ani
tie vineyard.
For foil particulars regarding The coun-
try, rates, -tayov@fs. etc. etc. cali ou tr
addr-ss u-srv-f ~tHtA r. g~ut es g-o T..
: .cnoi>oo. q. T. and 4 \. Topeka. Kza
IS. j. Black, 4 q = sad l. \.
JACK Frost stimulates travel Whsa -
touches ogT eaTa. We think about Esftiaz
warm.
California has he ideal --iufsr eHuzss
49, ust fer euoBgh south 20 b. suushisr
ard fr0sI less. AID yet aitb sgiilirHt ,5els
~ the air
rsUfa Re route tak~s Ie-s Fr14''s rlaf,
aid tas Arranged Is eertps ~ t-~TeeaailY
Conducted w~sE5T eErurr.Ha= 70 fals-
fuTuiA Puilussu tDBrI-t a.~~Isrv farce
i-hed alta bedding fari-t Artirirs. 80 d..
sesys Chicago sui - I<pgIs ~vs-g rst4r-
DAY sv~aiag sr1 leave kasss,s Cry ever
sunday barEIBz. sis 4 9 sad y rat
a end +. istv. 'oT Igs AeZr.ss ai.a 4au
frsacl~co. cu fat * gF~ss tFssus.
spec a. ssx~uts sud poft~rE 10 atfer.lHac-.
-ec0ad -clsss tleas's heHs.va \ ssBtu
cbsrSe ~ usa - tourist -4se pr. EvsrF-
tEi8g ueat Clean hud Comfortable
Inquire e nsafrst firS-t agent ~ sritz
90 g. : AichelaoB. - + aasl = rabta
p route Topeka. kzu. foT q copy -
folder describing tbes- sxelsFssaas lse.E
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Kansas CITY Prndnoe.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Dec 20
FLOUR-UnchaDccd. Patents a. sd o. extra
fancy 81 9e2 -. fancy g. 1Ss2 Is choice Fl 9ls2 w.
Nm 81 I1G2 o.
NhtAI-- No. > red. 65t66 &c
tOkN-No. mixed. ~ 9.oJC,
OATS No 2miNeu 2SseC.
tTE-No. . 4.lSs1sC.
BkAN--5.a5S,
tLANsEEl- giR9ic on a na-is ~ pure
81 TIL r. Creamery 2S6s Sc dairy lSals
1.GGS-22ls
Unsatisfactory. Young America lOc Kansas.
-GEc
HAY-Firm. Timothy 81 o. fancy prsirie g. oOa
: o.
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AGENTS TAINTED.

----------->--~-->--
4 GE\TS-GUM TiSSIG MINDS CLOTHING
~ helLer than needle and thread silks Oyiegls.
gloves. umbrellas one 81 10. ~ d. ~ b. mai
y Stdyuer q Co. Prominence =, l. DC iZt'
"a ANtED-A CANNA-HtR OF PLEASANT
W adds es- 70 handle a eIick - 4lag spec5uIiy
Applicant must g., Intelligent si5er- ytll.
man some yerlence. reference required ',s-i
~ i5J \. Lawrence ave, from 10 b. C-s -
TALKS TO CHILDREN ABOUT JESUS ONE
Il OF the no-t POPULAR books ever published.
~ 5 AZ sight Ctrdu -lytE. frei-Lt ptlu- He-G
D,soEs for Holidays. = GEM, VAIN st-alsg 40I
ether Dooks and biDies- h II NoodNard - -,
Baltimore. lid "a =
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New \ ork Produce.

New ORR Produce.
NEW YORK. Dec. 20
CoFFEE-Spot Rio dull and steady, No :. l,ss
Ialc.
~CGAR-Refned dun and steady, standard A
A,u-lbGt7sc, granulUted ll-l6s c, loaf sic
Ga-eC.
CuTToN-Steady. Middnng uplands $3.50. Or
leans lose.
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COlUM ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

T-he following rates und.r the diheren; headings
sill Se charged.
sE Payable Strictly in Advance.
70 Advertisements taken for less ;hsp 10 cents.
One line advertisements charged same rate as two
nnes.
10 ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN ITO RUN IN
I'll FORBIDDEN
Prices giyeniunder classified heads In this column
sppca BE only 20 local adVertt>eIn1nts No foreign
advertisements -. en- At prices given.
Answers 20 advR.tiSemeHts sent In care Of fht
EAGLE Office should be vailed for ~tthil 10 GAYS
after insertion. When advertisers wish rsplys for
wRrded 20 them stamped envelopes EuSt De sent.
Reference TO former advertisements should give
DESCRIPTION and cate o. Insertion or copy VI the sd-
vertisenent should he sent
Not responsible for advertisements given OF DIS
continued by telephone
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fINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the wlchi0a
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours We're: Cattle, 10; Hogs, oTI'
Sheep, so. Shipments: Cattle, none;
Hogs, none; Sheep. none.
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Situations " 0Hted-Mdte.
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
I{rANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN COMPETEET
w and willing; post or IN - hplesaie or recall
house. any kiud OF WoIk. rive years ia me city,
large GuaiH lance. SALARY fJt ~ much tu eJieSt
"A ste.i. place. Best u reference Address A
ia care Of Carer Barlow. q ~
MAN ED-SIIUA BIZ A REGISTERED
w pharmacist OF u ears experience, lest al
references. Address ", oJ Moth La~ren,e ave
W Ichija- DIS Il
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WICHITA, Dec. 20.

The cattle market was steady WITH some
good grades offered that brought strong
prices
The quotations mere presented are 70 give n ny
Sh pper idea of the general range OF ~
ysIInus classes and grades sell within the NM OF
these ouotarions acc OldnEtO the quality OF oHer
ings and he state Of the daily markets. lheSe quo
taftons are ouly changed when there mas been
f,,rmRnent cnaugs ia the general market me
Representative sales should efeIerFeu ~ " Ee 0
daily fluctuations. -.
NATIVE shining Steers. good 20 eKtra..k3 i9Ne' -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-21
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

Tie photographer. Pictures Ia AL slgesHni styl
He also carries the Huest asSortmentof pctlr
Rnies iu the city. Give linn friendly cali amp
XRmUe samples
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SIR1 IED

t-.s-- f1ts r-ss ze I--~ issss s-r-.r
S.TEATEN-A EAE HAf-E "a E.tiHlh9 AEf5i
= 81 q .s1g $50 f1ss Fess batter ESD sifr
laasid.l q. - - .r-t Go IS ias afeus~ a. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-21
The Advisory board Meeting

1t was still unsettled yesterday whether a
special meeting Of tho Advisory Board of the
Western Traffic Association would be called
by Chairman Miller. unless requested to do so
by three Of the memhers. SO far only the Mis-
souri, Pacific has requested meeting. and It Is
said that this request left It opuonnl with
President Miller rs to whether he should emil
2 meeting; It Is believed TINT he has written
OF u meeting and the possibility OF n"ttiny
quorum; but no member In Ihls city ndn.its
that he has heard from tho Chairman ii il
believed that conferences are being held To
discuss the expediency Of forcing the rate cut T.
{InG fas eat to an Issue at the present time it
on Mr.. Gould to try and get him Change o 'I liz
MIND. II they do not succeed it is BELIEVED
mat IN very short time the ecessnry three
companies will Gull special meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-21
ON THE MEXICAN BORDER.
Some OF tho Effects Of DiMx's Opposition to
tho Clerical Party.

SILVER CRY. II. NJ. Jan. 2O-yigorous ef-
forts are being made by tho Mexican Govern
ment to suppress news from that country con-
corning the real condition OF affairs there.
Mono of the Government officials is willing to
admit that anything serious Is likely to hap
pen on account OF the revolutionary move
ment which apparently is headed by CARA.
The leaders OF the Clerical party In Mexico
declare that the Church has nothing whatever
to do with the uprising against tho Govern
ment. but that statement must be taken with
many grains OF allowance. While Diaz has
been very popular with all classes in Mexico
except the Clericals. and has done moro to de-
velop the country. build railroads. and get for
oigh capita! Interested in tho development OF
ana agriculture in Mexico than any Of his pred.
ccessors. no has lost no opportunity to curtail
the power OF the Church which has always
That policy has been criticised severely by tho
Clerical party and fits not to be supposed that
friendly to the baH Adminstr T sr't w psi
I'M sSsfaW 8 fy asnt w6sS
since Das became President.
agents leaders ss es
have been typE for weeks to get
dressed Mexeans Who are sn apparenty w wfh
out occupation, have been hero Within the past
week and %ala numbers Of the class q Mex
that not i. only are the Cericels warm support
furnishing funds with which to muintnin the
revolutionary forces There Is not u town
along the border in Mexico where numbers OF
supporters OF the movement cannot be found
and they are only waiting for an opportunity
Join the revolutionary forces.
Thousands Of Mexican cattle. thieves and
waiting for hostillties to commence in order to
begin operations on an immense scale. war
never had before and they nre naturally anX-
Ions for the revolution to commence In earnest.
No reliable news can DO obtained from the
interior Of Mexico. but there Is little reason TO
doubt that the situation there Is as critical ns
IL Is on the border. Ambitious politicians are
JEALOUS Of the power Of Diaz, md in the threat
their political fortunes which they will not lie
slow to embrace II they think there IL o reu-
sonablo chance OF success,
Unloss the uprising Is checked In Its In
cipiency there IL, "a strong probability that the
revolutionists will be successful. II time be
given to allow all tho disaffectcd factions to
unite against the Government. Dnz may 10
OyerthrOWl.
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ANARCHISTS IN SPAIN.
Bombs In Cadi,-Ths Death Sign Used By .
Secret Society.


MADRID. Jan. 2O.-The Government is becom-
ing aroused to tho danger Of tho Anarchist
movement In Andalusia. which now appears to
be . general conspiracy aud not an isolated
agitation. The discovery OF bombs in Cadiz
has been followed by the news that in Areas. a
place nenr Xeres. the doors OF many houses
have been found marked with red and black
crosses. These are said to be death sign in
uso by secret society OF terrorists. In xeres.
whore band Of Anarchists looted the town
twelve days ago. the law.abiding inhabitants
nre almost afrnid to 90 out OF thor houses. as
the Anarchists have threatened more trouble
unless their brethren who were captured by
the police on that occasion arc set ut liberty.
It has taken strong hold among tho peasants
In their devotion to established authority.
The peasantry seem stricken with an epidemic
Of discomfort and meet In bands to discuss
their supposed grievances. Tho women. as
well az the men. are joining the agitation. and
instances are. reported OF women having An
archist societies. composed only Of thor. own
sex. The authorities Of the province have
been instructed to pursue vigorous policy
for tho suppression Of tho movement, which liz
not yet formidable enough to call for the pres
of trOops
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A TEST OF IMPORT RATES.
The Conrts to Decide Whether Railroads
May Discrin,Inate on Through Iills.

1he SOurtS 10 DecI0o "hethcr RntlrOndS
May Discriminate on Through Rills.
case in equity will be tried shortly in tho
United States Circuit Court for tho Southern
District Of New York to determine whether q
decision Of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion in regard to discrimination on import
| rates. which was rendered year ago can DO
enforced. Tho title Of the case is the Inter-
State Commerce Commission agt. the Texas
and Pacific hallway Company. and 1t is alleged
the railroad company discriminates by part.c-
ipating in n through rate on frcigh. from Liv-
erpool to San Francisco. via New Orleans,
which Is less than tho inland railroad tariff on
the same class OF goods for the haul from New
Orleans to San Francisco.
The original action was brought against a
score or more Of railroads. the trunk lines in
Guided. by the New York Board Of Trade and
transportation. on the broad basis, Of dis,
s;r Grim , vim in charging more for shipment
European ports to the same destnation n '1 Tho
trunk lines and nearly all the other. railroads
Southern rafc however, eS It is s ssd h "Ha
eision; For example. the pulls he'd tariff Of
Dee so last quotes rates On agricultural i'm
1SIon Per ~ 9 y
local .n Iatlrond tgrim IRON New Orleans to snn
S2lO: carpets. Sl.O7 and So SS: hardware,
s55 .SSd6 "nu ''''' ana "oo''sn so0as' sl''' ana
Ths case Is really bToHsht at the instance Of
whether the DECISION of the Commission can
10 enforced. Tho pnPorS were served on tho
Texas and Pacific Kailrond Yesterday Lawyer
JJohn d.. Herman. representing the Bnnrd OF
Trade. is associated With District Attorney
Mitchell. who represents the Commission. in
pushing tho cas-. The railroads claim that
they have perfect right to charge a lower
Inte than tho local rate for import freight on Q
make this a test ease. and for this reason &c is
important 1t asks Tor m Injunction restrain
ing the Texas and Pacific from further viula-
ton Of the decision OF the Commission rem
dorod year ago.
1t is calculated that the present action will
settle tho Question Whether less, rates mn, 80
and TO interior points. than the inlniid rates to
and from the oAmeriran ,1;cnbonrd., II such
the same privilege as the Southern roads. and
they Will be very quick to take advantage OF it
to prevent the diversion OF trnde 10 other
ports. The Now York Board Of Trido is pnr-
tlcularly interested In this phase OF the Sub