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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-15
ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY.
Systematic Thieving by Employees of
the Company.

CHICAGO, June 1I.-For some time past
the Adams express company has been
missing packages of jewelry. money and
other valuables while in transit from it's
various branch Offices to the main office
IN this city, also on the way to the depots.
Manager ;. c. SeatOn of the company and
the police department have been at work
on the robberies, and astonishing develop
ments are promised in few DAYS. Two
arrests we're made last Wednesday and
John OConnell was taken in custody
last night, charged with completely in
the thefts. HIS arrest followed the con-
fession of Jerry Laughlin, one of the
wagon watchers, who with Jud Washer,
was held to the grand jury yesterday.
Laughlin was brought face to face with
O'Connell this morning. Here he made a
startling statement. Laughlin said that
he was in 0Connells wagon one night
when they were carrying valuable money
package. While crossing Madison-st.
bridge Laughlin says OConnell proposed
that they rifle the money pouch. fill il
with bricks and throw it into the river.
He implicated 0Connell in several thefts
OF valuable iewelrv packages. Walter
Dean and Louis Hall, the other employees
whom the police are looking for, have left
the city. Startling developments are
promised soon. 1t is said the stolen prop
erty will aggregate in value $4,000.
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GUTHRIE, o. T., June 12.-There is great
bv two criminal assaults by negroes upon
white women today. a negro lad, named
Holley, assaulted Mrs. Charles Moore, the
wife OF q freighter who was away from
home at the time. He was arrested and
mob surrounded the Jail threatening to
lynch him. The negroes of the town
claimed that Holley was innocent, al
though he had confessed his guilt to the
sheriff, and race war seemed imminent
for time There was much angry talk,
Judge" Perkins, a neg 70 lawyer, being
spokesman for the colOred men. During
the excitement be said: Let the whites
harm that man and the town will be in
ashes before morning" The sheriff SNUG
gled the prisoner from jail and took him
20 Wichita, Kas., for safe keeping.
The second outrage was that made upon
the wife of James Genken, who is the en-
gneer OF the electric plant, by an I'M
known negro who escaped. posse,
headed by Genken, is on his trail and
will lynch him if they capture him.
There now seems to be considerable
doubt as to the removal of Holley from
the Jail. The negroes say that the state
ment was circulated by the whites that
the negroes would disperse and give the
whites a free field for a lynching. A
great mob of negroes now surrounds the
Jail and more are arriving every few min
utes. The negroes have sent couriers to
Ian gston City, the negro colony ten miles
distant. with the report that the whites
are about to lynch ar innocent negro and
many negroes are focking here deter
mined TO protect the object of the white
mems vengeance. Many OF the negroes
are armed and hundreds of whites are
carrying Winchesters and revolvers. The
police have been largely reinforced. The
intense excitement prevails, and any in
significant encounter between black and
white may lead to a race war.
Sheriff Hixson and Chief OF Police
Kelly are disarming the negroes. As
many as fifty old shot guns and rifles have
been taken, also a number OF small fire.
arms. Three weapons were taken from
three colored men who have Just arrived
lIOm 1OutS, hcNcHbcCu uiilcS ulsldnl.
Col. Ii. P. Clark, commander of
the territorial militia, is in
the city and reported to Acting Governor
Martin for duty, but the situation does
not now seem serious enough to warrant
ihe calling OF troops. Gangs of excited
people are on the street corners. All con-
gregations OF negroes are being ordered to
disperse. The police and deputies are
kept busy moving negroes.
Midnight-Informatio has Just reached
the sheriff here that the negro who out
ragged Mrs Gutenk was oyertaken by the
posse at 9 &C ock tonight, six miles south
of town and was shot TO death. This news
has greatly intensified the excitement and
the negroes are threatening violence. The
officers have been aware of the lynching
for some hours. and began disarming the
negroes before II became generally known,
anticipating that the news would drive
the negroes into frenzy.
At 10o'clock this morning Police officers
Lester and Kitchen with one or two nervy
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BUFFALO, June sttIe-Reeeipts, 1877
loads through; 175 sale; market 10 to 15c
lower for good grades 20 TO 40c od for common;
no export demand. Bulls very dull; extra
steers, |, 500 to 1000 lbs. S430G14.sO; shoice,
1,400 TO / 500 lbs. $4.10@425; oxen, common to
best, $2.50(G3.75; cows aud heifers, good to
extra, S3Gt3.65; do common, $2.25(g2.75; west
ern feeders, $350@3.90.
Hogs-Receipts, ninety load through;
seventy-six sale; opened strong and higher,
but weakened toward the close; heavy. $3.50
6.25; packers and medium, S5l5@6.25; pigs.
good to best, $4.60a465.
Sheep ana Lambs-Receipts. 800 loads.
through; forty sale; sheep steady; lambs
shade higher: clipped lambs, choice TO fancy
yeariings. $5.75@6.lO.
NEW YORK, June 13.-Beeves-Receipts,
529 head, including 20 cars for sale. Market
active. Zoe per 100 lbs. higher; native steers,
S4OO04.75 per 100 lbs; Colorado's bulls and
cows, $240G3.35; dressed beef steady at
614@7Hc per Id. Shipments tomorrow 800
beeves and 200 quarters OF beef Calves
Receipts, 3SOs head; market &c per Ii.
higher; veals, $4.50G6.0O per 100 lbs; butter
milk calves, $3G14.
Sheep-Receipts. 1918 head: sheep 10 per
ID. higher: good lambs firm, common Gull.
Sheep, $450@s6.25 per 100 lbs. lambs $3.50
$50; dressed mutton. firm at 10(9l2c per lb.i
dressed lambs. STEADY at 1l@14c.
Hogs-Receipts 10, 100 head consigned direct;
nominally steady at S490tG5.50 per 100 lbs.
CINCINNATI, June l5.-HoRs-Strong;
common and light $40004.75; packing and
butchers. $465@495; receipts. $3.50; shipments.
400.
Cattle-Barely steady; s2.25@426; receipts.
2,430; shipments. $40.
Sheep-In good demand; $3.50@5.50; re-
ceipts. 1900; shipments. $500.
Lambs-Easier; common to choice spring,
$350@7.25 per 100 pounds.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, June 13.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts. 1850; shipments, 545; market active at
last weeks prices; no cattle shipped 10 New
York.
HOgs-Receipts. 5000; shipments, 4. 400; mar
ket active; al! grades, $6Cg5.25; thirteen ears
hogs shipped to New York today.
Sheep-Reeeipts. 5000; shipments $500;
market steady and unchanged on prime cotton
and medium; shade of from last weeks prices.
CHICAGO, June 13-Ths EUenng journal
reports:
Cattle-Receipts, 1900; shipments. 1000;
market steady to lower; natives, S395(G475;
Texas steers, 265C1355 cows, 81. 400p3.40.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; Shipments 5000;
market lower; rough and common. 5000
450; good packers and mixed, S4s0'Q4.90;
prime heavy, t4e6G5O6; light $470@600.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 5000;
market active. steady; clipped natives and
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n" Snperhumnn strength, But Natural vigor.
To attain the musculArity of the individual who
snaps steel shaokles like twigs by simply bending
his arm IL vouebssfsd to few. But to acq ire rsa-
sonAble amount Of physical power aud constitutional
energy TO eat sleep and digest we'll. to possess an
eqaable, quiet nervous system, is possible 10 the
nervous, enfeebled and dyspeptic invalid who be-
gins and pursues 3 course of Hostetters Stomach
Bitters The iruition Of his hopes Is not remote,
either. Speedily felt the tonic effects of
liable invigorant, and they are no less permanent
than prompt Of attainment The bowels, the liver
the stomach, the kidneys-all cooperate under the
benignant influence OF this comprehensive medicine,
to insure those stable guarantees OF health harmony
regularity vigor Of action Never there discov-
cred n medicinal motor better calculated to actuate
and Keep moving the main springs OF healthful vi
tally. Use IL for malaria, rheum atsm, Indigestion,
biiiousnsss. kidney complaint. IL grippe.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
Quotations from New York, Cincinnati and
Elsewhere.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
MONDAY EVENING, June Ii.

INDIANAPoLIs IND,
MONDAY EVENING. June Is.
With one or two notable exceptions the In
dianapolis jobbing market has almost sue
cumbed to the mercury pressure, and things
are inclined to be quiet. One of the exceptions
is that OF supplies for canning berries and other
earlier fruits. glass jars having gone up decid-
eddy. while sugars are frmer, extra c aud
grades being quite scarce aud higher in quota
tons. The egg and produce market remains
much the same, frmer perhaps in tone,
but business inclined to dullness. With the
banks money 10 reported plenty, with fair de-
mand at the usual rates of discounts. Collec-
tons seem to get slow as the "oh season" ap-
proaches, and dry goods men are conducting a
thriving traffic in draps d'ets and other light
weight stuhs.
NEW YORK, June is.-Fiour-Rsoeipt,.
81, lbS packages; exports. $780, 500 sacks; dull.
heavy; unsettled; sales. 800 brls Corn
meal-Cuiet. Wheat-Reoeipts. a. $50 bu;
exports, 3lS.S56 bu; sales 10 500 600 bu futures.
254, 600 bu. SPOT; spot lower. unsettled, active:
NO. red, 93110Ds6c afoat, 91I<G994c /. o. b.:
NO. l northern, &(gSSc; No. hard, 905k@
9OAc; No. northern. 80lzCG8l1c; No. 2
Chicago, S7Lo; No. 2 Milwaukee, S8Iic: No. 8
spring, SIC. Options declined 1191tzc on
fine crop weather, large receipts west and
lower cables, advanced on foreign buying.
shorts covering. talk Of drouth in France,
smaller India shipments and increased export
business, closing firm at HG11sc lower than
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CrArE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, IS:

SNIAIE Or INDIANA, NAHUM COONlA Il Do
In the Superior Court of Marion County. in the
State of Indiana.
Ida May VS.. George May
No. 80 525. Complaint. Divorce
Be il known, That the 4th day Of June, 1892
the above named plaintiff, by her attorneys, hsd in
the office of the clerk of the Superior Court Of Marion
County, in the State OF Indiana, her complaint
against the above named defendant, and the said
plaintiff having also filed in said Clerks Office the
affidavit OF a competent person. showing th at said
defendant George May, is not resident of the State
of Indiana and that said action is for divoros, and
that said defendant ia necessary party thereto, and
whereas said plaintiff having by Endorsement on
said plant required SAID defendant 10 appear in
said court and answer demur thereto, on the 9Th
day of September, 1872
Now, therefore, by order OF said court, said de-
fendant lass above named is hereby notified Of the
81 ng and tendency of said complaint again.t him.
and that unless he appear and anawer or demnr
thereto, the calling Of said cause the 5th day OF
September 1892 the same being the first judicial day
of a Of said court, to be begun and held at the
court house in the city of indianapolis, the first
Monday in September. 1892. said complaint and the
matter and things therein contained and alleged, will
be heard aud determined in his absence
JOHN r. WILSON, Clerk
Ayres & Jones. Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Fruits and Vegetables.

Fruits and Vegetables.
Strawberries - Home grown. two bushel
stands. S46G5.O0, per case. $1.50@1.75; fancy,
$2G2.5G; Indiana berries, Si.50; fancy, $2.009
2,25
Apples-Fancy. $500.
Irish Potatoes-BurbaDk's Michigan stock,
60c per bu; Beauty Hebrons Coo; New potatoes
$2.50@3OO per brl, $l.00 per bu.
Cherries-S1.50@L per case.
New Beans-S1. 25GG1.5 per bu-
Cabbsge-New Mobile. $250(G2.75 per crate;
medium. S20O@225.
Caulitower-S1.50 per doz.
Radshes-l215c per doz.
Currants-Per drawer $125; two-bushel
stands, $5.50@6.00.
Gooseberries-S400 per two-bushel stand.
Cucumbers-40c per dozen.
Sweet Potatoes-New. "a IS per brl.
Pess-One busheI box. $l.2591.50.
California Oranges-$4.0OG4.50.
Tomatoes, bu box, $2.75(13.00.
Bananas-Fancy, $l.75Qu3O0 per bunch.
Lemons-Choice. $500; fancy, $4.6095.0o.
Onions-Fanoy yellow globe, $3.50 per brl.
Pinespples-S1.750JZ00; fancy, $2.00@2.50.
Onions-1213c per dozen.
Maple SugaT-9(Gl0c per ID.
Beans-Navy and medium, a per bu.
Cider-Du1y prime juice. $3.5004oo per
32-gal Dbl; kegs, 1915.
Honey-New white comb. one pound SEQ
tions Ice; dark, lie
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PouItrr ana Produce.

B. Hutchinson & Co. quote: E0gs-12c.
Poultry-Hens. 90; spring, 12o; roosters.
45lc; young hen turkeys, lie; young tom tur-
full feathered, $3.50; ducks. &c.
Festhers-Prime geese, S0@36o per Id; duck,
20025c.
Butter-Grass butter, Sc; poor, 60; fancy
creamery, 20922o; choice creamery. 1S(920o.
J. r. Budd Il Co. quote: Eggs 12c.
Poultry - Hens, &c; spring, IL to lbs
1Sc; boosters, &c; hen turkeys, lie; tom tur-
keys, 90; old toms. &c; geese, poor, $500; full
feathered, $3.50 per doz; ducks, 70.
Butter-ec; poor. &c; fancy creamery. 16@
lie; choice creamery, lS@20c.
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Hides, Leather, TaIIow and P.l.s.

2sGaso; harness, a5CS a skirtinr. sss s,
black bride, per do1, $4,000; fair bride, S55
@6O per dozen: city kipp. s5oGs5; French
kIpp, 75c9s1.10; city calf skins 70cGS1;
French calf skins. $1GI1.75.
Sheep-Shesring. 20G30c; lambs, 40G175c
Grease-Brown. 24c; yellow. Sc; white. &c.
Tsllow-No. /, &c; No. 2, SIC.
Hides-Market dull and declining; No.
tallow. SIC; No. 2, Sc; No. 1 cured. 4ze; No.
2 cured. $40; No. green, $40; No. green.
21ko.
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RACE WAR At HAND.
Outrages by Negro Brutes
on White Women
Precipitate Reign Of Ter
ror in Guthrie, Q. T.,
Where the Most Intense
Excitement Prevails.
HUNDREDS ARE IN ARMS
And the Situation Is One OF the
Greatest Concern.
The Shertfrs Posse Overtakes
One OF the Fiends
And He is Unceremoniously
Shot to Death
Where the Most Intense
Excitement Prevails.
HUNDREDS ARE IN ARMS
And the Situation Is One OF the
Greatest Concern.
The Sheriffs Posse Oveptakes
One OF the Fiends
And He is Unceremoniously
Shot to Death.

Crowds OF Excited People Throng the
Streets While the Entire Police
Force Is Exercising the Greatest Pre-
BIoodshed-A Mob OF Negroes Sur
rounds the Jail and Recruits from
Other Towns Are Pouring in to As
State Of Frenzy-They Threaten the
Whites with Violence, and Winches-
tiers and ReyolveFs Are in Great De-
mand.
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Articles. opO0iaS. Highest Lowest Jio.iaS

Cash quotations were follows: Flour
dull aud 15c lower than last week; No. spring
wheat, SOC: No spring wheat, 73G74c; No.
red. SIC; No. 2 corn. 475sc; No. 2 oats, 3O1Sc;
No. rye, 74c; No. barley. Coo; No. 3, /. o.
b., 40G5lc; No. 4, (. o. b., 390S49c; No. fax
seed, S10211; prime timothy seed. $1.29Gl.33;
mess pork, per 0rl., *10.5211@1O.65; lard, per
100 lbs, S6.57A(G6.40; short rib sides (loosel,
$6.55(G6.671Z; dry sailed shoulders (boxedG
S5-25(95.3715c; short clear sides (boxedl, So.65
06S2h; whisky, distillsrs' finished goods, per
gal. LIB: augaLa. out Loaf. nnnhanaad
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SMALLPOX SCARE.
An Epic emic OF the Disease I'm Danger of
Taking Pittsburg.

Taking Ptttsburg.
PITTsBURe, June 11.-Seven cases of
smallpox have developed in the Thir-
teenth and Tenth wards of this city within
the past few days. Panl MAMMA, an
afflicted Polander, was found walking
about the streets yesterday by the health
authorities He has been sick since last
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hundreds OF people. The health officers are
alarmed and everything is being done to
to prevent the contagion spreading. Com
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the affected district, and public schools
will be closed against the children.
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nail rate for sos and sos, steel nails. $50
horse. $3.50 per box; wire nails, rate, $1.s5.
fence wire. $2.l0; galvanized, 60c advance; 10
IL and Il sizes the regular advances. Powder
$3.50 for 25-lb keg. Shot-$l.55 sack.
Loaded shells-12 gauge, $1.35; 10 gauge. $40
per 100
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OPsFMFNTs.

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Historian: like q ConcavS
Mirror IL reflect TO 8 single
focus sn epitOme Of the essen
tisl elements Of our national
history, showing clearly &C q
glance the progress of the ma
ton from tie infancy 10 its
present period of maturity"
A. r. SPoFF0RD, Librarian
Of Congress: "The work may
fairly be termed 8 breTiary Of
American Politics"
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On The produce exchange today the butter
market was firm; fancy creamery, ITO
1se; fine western. 151z@161Sc; ordinary. 1870
lac; fine, 15Cgl6c. Eggs-Steady at I4(91411o.
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seeds.


Wool.
We quote farm lots-Tub-washed and picked,
2StG3ic; coarse wool, l7GlSc; unwashed and
medium and common grades, il in good order.
1sGD22c; burr and cotted, l2@l6c; fine merino,
16Ml7c. Fleece-Washed, if light, we'll
washed and in good order. 29@3ic.
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Provisions.
SMOKED MEATS.
Sugar-cured hams
Ret IndS-
able. ana.
20 lbs. 1011
is lbs. average. .......................1 I0H
10 lbs. IL
~ lbs. average....-------...-.... IL
10 lbs. average ...........................H 11H
Reliable" brand
Block hams, Is to 20 lbs. l1Z
Boneless ham. Reliable" brand. s
California ham, Reliable" brand
S to IL lbs. average............ ~
Breakfast bacon-clear English cured
Reliable" ........ TX
English cured, Morgan Grey..............-. 10H
Choice sugar cured-"Indians Packing
company ...............- ..................... IL
Choice sugar cured-"Porter" brand. ...... 10
breakfast 81
breakfast belly
English cured shoulders. Reliable"
brand, II lbs. average................... s
10 lbs. average.-.-......... IA
Morgan and Grey brand.........-M less
Sugar cured Indiana" broad cut 10 to
IL ~
Porter" New York cut, 10 to u lbs ~
Bacon-Clear sides, ~ to 20 hs. average. So
40 lbs. average............ 81
Clear bellies, IL lbs. average So
is TO 22lbs. average
Clear backs, s los, average. 8
80 IL 10 IA lbs. average. 8
French backs, 10 lbs. average. ~
Pitches, lbs. average...............- II
Dried beef
Reliable" brand. hams, inside pieces and
knuckles..... .......................... 1113
Special selections of knuckle pieces or in
side pieces, 11c advance.
Morgan d Grey" hams. outside only IN
Beef tonEues-50c each.
Smoked sausage
BoloRns-ClOth, Sc; Skin, large, $40; small,
61Ic.
Wienerwurst-ss.
DRY SALT MEATS.
Clear sides. clear bellies, clear backs, 40 less
than smoked.
Short fat backs, los. average................ ca
French backs. Is lbs. averAge.......... 1890. 64
PICELED PORK
Bean pork (clesr) per brl. 200 lbs.........$15 90
Family pork. light or heavy pcs, 200 los. Is 90
Rump pork per bril-. 200 lbs................. Ii so
Also half barrels, 100 lbs. at half the price
of the barrel. aiding 50c to cover additional
cost OF package.
Lard-Kettle rendered in Heroes. $40; "In-
diana Packing Co.," 711c; Central Packing
Co" 714c; also in hardwood tubs, 90 lbs. net,
80 over tierees; hardwood buckets, 20 lbs.
net, &c over tierces. Cans, gross weights-50
lbs in single cases or case of two cans, 40
four cans, 5sc advance price of tlerces; 10
lbs, in case of cans, &c advance on price of
teroes; 8 lbs, IN case of II cans 80 advance
on price of tierces; lbs, in case of 20 cans, 10
advance price of tierces.
Lard Oil-Winter. CSC per gal
FRESH PORK.
Loins fiat trimmed of closely short cut Il
to 20 lbs, To; short out, Is bs aud under, no.
Cottage hams tlean back piecer. weighing6
TO D IDS }.........---..-.. --.....-.-..-..-.
Ham butts (leAn pieces weighing to lbs)
Tlbs....
GAuskEe-lnk..... ~
Bulk, 20-lb pals.
BUTTERINE.
Packed solid in 20 to 90 Id. tubs
Reliable" creamery II
Glover" creamery. ....................... IA
blue Grass" creamery..--........ ...... II
Tubs, 10 lbs. solid; rolls, l Id. or lbs. in tubs
of 80 60 lbs; prints, h., in 80 ID. cases, 40
per 10. extra.
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The Mckinley tarid, arranged so that
everybody can understand 1t, will be
found In TEE SzsTIszL's Indiana Alma
mac for 1892" Price 20 csntA
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Iron end Hardware.

Bar iron. tl.e0@200; wrought charcoal bar,
$2g00D3.00. Horseshoss - Burdens, s425;
Walkers. s4.25Ca4.s5; mule shoes, sba5; cut
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Ous~nswars.

Mason's pint fruit jars, per gross, $3.50;
quarts, $500; two quarts, 5000; standard,
quarts, $500; two quarts. $500; lightning,
pints, $I1.O0; quarts, $500; two quarts. $1,000.
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LEGAL RECORD.
Supreme Cont.

1925. L. E. & W. railway company VS..
Bridget F. Mugg, administering. Tippe-
canoe S. c. Affirmed. Miller, J.
1892 Elizabeth r. Thompson vs.. Thomas
J. Thompson. Porter C. c. Reversed. Olds, J.
16409-LeAnder Martin vs. State for use OF
Charles A. Rheu commissioner. Blaokford c.
c. Affirmed Elliott, J. Affirmed on the au-
thority of Luzsddor vs.. State, 16405
15654-FraDk McWhinnsy VS.. City Of To-
gsnsport. Cass c. c.
Rehearing overruled.
1924. George Hubbard ct al. W. Samuel C.
Moore. Howard C. c. Affirmed conditionally.
Odds. J.
City building, loan and savings association.
Wells Q. c. Affirmed. Coffey, J.
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westerns, s525@5.60: clipped Texans, s4.l5@
sos; yearlings, $5.75G65O; spring lambs, $500
@6.5O
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These two maps sell separately
. for $1,000.
) This GREAT DOUBLE
i MAP is sent By exprdss, pre-
= paid, -nd safe delivery gusrsn-
teed, to shy address In the o.
s. ft can be mailed, but IL
much safer BY express. Name
your nearest express Office.
The money VIII be re-
funded to any one not per-
fectly satisfied after receiving
the map. Understand full
Nv, that no matter which offer
you eccepe all charges are
prepaid by express or mail and
safe delivery and perfect salts
faction guaranteed or money
pefunded. /. els
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Union STOCK YARDS,
INDIANAPOLIS, June Il

CATTIE-Receipts, light. Market quiet and
without any change. We quote: