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NJ nesotl.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. i0-From returns
received up to II o'clock tonight, tho
Globe figures that the Minnesota congress-
ional delegation will consist of four re-
publicans. two democrats and ono popu-
list. From present indications tho lcgis-
iaturc will be anti-republican by small
majority. hut no figures can be given.
The republicans claim Nelson's. repub-
lican. majority for governor will bc
between 1000 and l2.OOO.
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Af,er K,d and ui. Gang.

DEMISG. n. NJ, Nov. lO.-A dispatch was
received this morning from Lieutenant
Bean. stating his detail from Fort Bowte
Is In hot pursui, of Kid aud his band OF
Apaches. They came so near them IN
Doubtful Canyon. Arizona, that tho
Indians had to leave camp to escape. II
Is expected ere this the gang is captured
or many killed.
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Now On the Orrau,

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-H. Mateiand Ker-
sey, the American representative OF Lord
Dunravcn, received a cablenram to-day
saying Dunraven's challenge Tor the
American cup In 1sa3 is coming through
the mails by the steamer Germania, which
Is due here week from tomorrow.
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THE CAR MEMS STRIKE.
No street Railway service In Coiambua
nhla

CoLuMBrs, Ohio. Nov. 10.-A feeble at
tempt was made this morning TO start tho
street cars OH the lines on which the
motcr men and conductors are ON strike.
The police accompanied two cars which
were sent out. but il was decided to return
them to the barns before completing the
trip. as a large number of strikers as-
scmbled threatenngly. The union men
in all the shops are being called on to turn
out to help the strikers TO resist any
further attempt TO run the cars. II tllis Is
done IL Is almost certain that there will bo
q collision.
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IN IDAHO.

Democratic Conrsdr the Election of the
Entire Republican Ticket.
Special Dispatch to the standard
BOISE. Idaho, Nov. iO.-A II o'clock
only a few more returns in. Well-in-
formed democrats concede the election of
tho entire republican state ticket, except
the secretary of state. which is doubtful.
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Vermont.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT. Nov. TO-
Returns received from 2is towns In the
state give Harrison majority Of 1864.
The same towns in 1883 gave Harrison n
majority Of 26.Oio. This indicates q de-
crease of 6,3ss IN the republican vote, 542
In the democratic vote and 20 in the prohi-
bition vote. The rs remaining towns in
1883 gave Harrison n majority Of l.440.
Providing the ratio Of decrease in the re-
naming % towns is the same, Harrison's
majority will be aO.3sO.
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1kansps.

TOPEKA. Nov. l0.-Rcturns from all
counties show the third party have n ma
jority Of 4.327 on president. The rcpub-
licans saved their congressman OF the
Eighth district and the legislature by a
small plurality, insuring the election Of o
republican senator. The populst major
ity on state officers is slightly below
Weaver. The republicans concedc defeat.
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They Usesl knives.

RALEIGH. n. C.. Nov. 10.-Tclecrams
state that the only election row In the
state occurred in Mitchell county. ut .
polling place is Big Rock Greek. Knives
were freely used and IA men seriously
wounded, six fatally.
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New Hampshire.

CONCORD. n. H.. Nov. lo.-Rcturns from
S7 towns give Harrison f2,l19, Cleveland
~ 81, prohibition and scattering 1,52l.
For govcrnor-Smith, republican. ~, 10;
Mckinney. democrat, 3s.i16; Carr, PROM.
bition, i.iis; Noyes. peoples, 2i6. Tho
remaining towns will not materially
change the result. Smith will he elected
by majority OF upward Of 500. This is
the first time In several wears the choice
for governor was made by the people.
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Indians.

INDIANAPoIIs. Nov. lO.-OfIiciaI returns
have scarcely begun to come i'm yet. I'm
official returns from So of 92 counties with
the other four estimated, give Cleveland
1l.is5 plurality. No figures can yet be
given rs to the total vote or the vote of the
peoples or prohibition candidates.
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Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. l0.-It il posi-
lively known that the following congress-
men, all democrats, are elected in Ala
bama: First district. Clark; Second. STALL
inrs; Third. Oates; Fourth. Robbins Fifth,
Cobb: Sixth. Bankhead; Seventh, Benson !;
Eighth. Wheeler; Ninth, Turpin. Official
returns from all but five counties give n
majority for Cleveland OF i6,s15, which Is
big increase over the state election in
Aupuet.
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Tn. u,pr,nas Cheated.

READING, Pa. Nov. 10.-Murtlerer
Keck. who was to have been hanged to-
day. was found dead in his cell shortly be.
lore the time for execution. No traces OF
poison were found and after a post
mortem the doctor swore that death was
caused by nervous exhaustion.
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RESULTS IN MissouLA COUNTY.
The Entire Democratic Legislative Ticket
May Pun through.

speclai Dispatch to the stan lard.
MIssoULA. Nov. 10.-Returus have been
coming i'm slow from some OF the country
precincts. and there are several to hear
from. II is thought here tonight that tho
entire democratic legislative ticket Is
elected. The democrats conccde the de-
feat of Marion for county commissioners
Klingberg for surveyor and kohn for pub
lie administrator. The race between Nc
Connell. democrat, and Knapp. repub-
lican. for county clerk is very close. with
Mcconnell leading by II votes. with sew.
eral precincts TO hear from. which. IL 10
claimed. will he about equally divided
between the two.
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IN HIGH LIFE.

Conteseion OF tue be8hi auvssOr ot tne
Imperial Family Of Austria.
VIENNA, Nov. 10.-victor Randc, legal
advisor of the imperial family, has vo!un-
tariiy surrendered himself to the police.
confessing that for number of years he
has been embezzling from Russian funds.
In his keeping. The affair caused n great
sensation everywhere, as Rande's high po-
sition led many persons To entrust money
to him. The amout of his stealings is un-
known. but the reported deficit will
amount to SlSo.UO
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Three Citizen. Killed.

CoLuMBUs. Ohio. Nov. i0.-Furthcr new S
of the tragedy in Anderson county on cleo
ton day. shows three killed and three by.
ISLANDERS wounded. II. G. Carter. a re-
publican supervisor. in quarrel with j.
W. Eatle. democrat. fired at the latter and
hit Columbus Glenn. a democratic man.
agcr. Carter continued firing, fhe latter
then shot Garter.
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NEW ORLEANS STRIKE.
Eleven Companies In Readiness TO Take
Part In the Trouble.

Part I'm the Trouble.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10.-Governor Fos-
ter is expected to issue proclamation to-
day assuming control OF the municipal
authorities seemingly unequal to the oc-
casion. The mayor issued n proclama-
tion this morning calling on all good citi-
zens to present themselves at the city hall
TO he sworn In ms special policemen.
Only 1s men answered the summons.
The police force Is worn out, demoralized
with protracted duty. Eleven military
companies of the state are under arms.
Some of the printers have gone back to
work.
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Uucie Jerry's Say.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Sccretary Rusk was
In tho city to-day on his way back from
Washington. He said: 1--WE were cleaned
out-,hat's oil therc il about II. In my
opinion, tariff was the whole and sole
cause. There has been . howl every.
where about 1t and the Homestead affair
made the laboring classes discontented.
Undoubtedly there has been a change OF
public sentiment as to tariff"
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Arizona.

Tucson. Ariz.. Nov. 10.-Thc majority
for Smith. democrat. for congress Is l.555
against i3D in 1890. Both branches OF the
legislature are democratic. Pima county
elects the entire democratic ticket for the
first time in the history OF the territory.
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DEMOCRATIC NORTH DAKOTA.
Late Returns show Things Not as the
Repuhiirans Thought

BISMARCK. n. D.. Nov. 10.-Rcturns from
20 of the leading counties, almost COM
plete. knock out tho previous republican
estimates. and now II is certain the entire
republican state ticket is defeated by ma
joritics Of 30 to 1000. II is believed that
the Harrison electors are also defeated
but johnson, republican. for congress,
mny pull through. The legislature is in
doubt. but probably republican by four or
five majority.
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wI.r1n>In.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. i0.--Thc Sentmei's
returns with parts of Il out of IS counties
estimated. give the democrats "a plurality
on governor Of i.70s. The figure is slightly
smaller on the electoral ticket.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. l0.-The president
has appointed Albert II. Nash postmaster
ut Salt Lake City. vice Irving A. Benton,
resigned to accept the appointment -
United States marshal.
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yr.uch C,p,ur- Cana.

PARIS. Nov. i0.-The French have cap
tured Cana. near Abomey, the capital OF
Dahomey. with loss Of i6 killed. %
wounded. This practically ends the cam
paign. Colonel Dodds has been made .
general.
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FOOTPRINTS OF TIME.

Carter's Little Song Regarding the Defeat
OF the Republicans.
NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-Chairman Carter
Of the republican national committee sent
the following telegram to President tiar-
rison this morning: "Returns show We
nre defeated by o pronounced majority.
Our defeat can only be attributed to . re.
action against the progressive policies OF
the republican party"
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Caiifornis.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 10.-Sunlcicnt re-
turns have been received from California
to show Cleveland has carried the state by
at least 5000 plurality. Returns nre in
from nearly three-quariers OF the precincts
In the state including practically all San
Francisco. and those give Cleveland n
plurality OF $500. Fifteen counties from
which less than half the returns have
been received. gave Cleveland n plurality
of nearly 500 in 1888. The chairman OF
the democratic state committee says
Cleveland's plurality will bc 400. The
republican committee admits the state
has gone for Cleveland. The congress
sional contest Is still doubtful. Three
democrats and one fusionist, democrat
and peoples party. have been elected and
probably three republicans. The republi-
can committee admits that the democrats
will have a majority Of one or two or JOIN,
ballot In the Legislature. The democrats
claim ma ajority Of from six to eight.
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Tho Dukc's Death.

LONDON. Nov. 1o.-A post-mortcm eS-
animation of tho body Of the Duke Of
Marlborough revealed his death resulted
from calcarcous degeneration of the large
vessel OF the heart.
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The best in the city. the newest and
latest out. the Bennett. Chrisiy and the
Montana are to be had at the NJ. ]. Con-
nell company. price A.00. Remember
this when paying your election bets.
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MARQUETTE. Mich. Nov. i0.-J. Maurice
Finn. the defeated congressional candi-
date bn the democratic ticket i'm the
Twelfth district. says he will contest Stew
enson's election on the ground of nagrant
violation of the election law.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. io.-This state
gives Cleveland about i5,O) plurality.
elects the state democratic ticket 10y 32,-
90. and sends eight democrats to congress.
n gain of one.
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cept his own, havc boon est at nauehe by
tho results of the election. He especially
is sorry for tho defeat OF Senator Spooner
as republican candidate for governor OF
Wisconsin.
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New Mexico.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. Nov. io.-The
lower house of the New Mexico legislature
IL democratic by three majority the senate
republican by one vote. The vote ON del
egate is close, but favors Joscphs, demo
crat.
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TARIFF M'KiNLEY.

Ho still Entertains Hopes That Ohio RE-
mains Republican.
PITTsBrRG, Nov. l0.-Governor McKin-
ley of Ohio liz in the city tonight. and in
an interview said he could not account for
tho result of the election. He was not pre-
pared to give up Ohio yet, having received
n telegram from Columbus saying the
state is safe for the republicans by 5000.
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Theodore Child Dead

PARIS. Nov. io.-The report Of tho
death OF Theodore Child Is confirmed. He
died of cholera at lspahan, Persia,
Wednesday, November =.
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Illinois.

GALEsBuRG. ILL.,, Nov. 10.-Gcneral p. S.
Post. republican candidate FOR congress.
Tenth district. has 1875 plurality over
Hunter. democratic.
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Ask sam Cicrke to show you the new
suitiugs received by the Counell Co. They
are making up fall suits for $40, si5 and
$50. The Connell Go. guarantee satisfac-
ton and perfect lit.
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Texns.

DALLAS. Texas, Nov. io.-The election
of Hoeg for governor is conceded by his
opponents by a decisive majority.
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Western uni.n piyIdsnd.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The Western
Union Telegraph company this afternooa
declared stock dividend of 10 per cent.
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democrats, Is; independents, Is; doubt
ful. ~. Tho democrats and independents
will probably control the election of
United States senator.
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fatal PniitIcal lsInt.

HEAPsrEAp, Texas. Nov. i0.-In q polit-
ical riot Charles King and {. Mcconnell
were shot aud killed.
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Nebraska.

OMAHA. Nov. 10.-Hnrrison electors have
undoubtedly carried Nebraska by about
$500 plurality over Weaver. Crounzc FOR
governor and the whole republican state
ticket is elected by 1900 plurality over
Van wyck, populist. The result In the
First congressional district is very close.
Field. republican, claims election by 10
plurality, and Bryan. democrat, claims
victory by 10 plurality. The republicans
elect Mercer. Haincs and Mciklcjohn
to congress. and the independents re-elect
McKeighan. The result in the Sixth dis
irict Is in doubt. with the probability that
Whitehead. republican. l. elected over
Kemp. independent. Sixty counties out
of 30 give Harrison 65.9i2; Cleveland.
2O.ll9; Weaver, 59.69i. The legislature
stands on joint ballot, republicans, "a ;
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LIVE sTockANo PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. q.
Following were the quotations on the board
of trade today: Wheat-December, opened
$3.50, closed Sa5Sc; january, opened 7UsSc.
closed 70c; May, opened 76ssc, closed S6sSo.
Corn-December, opened 1850. closed f0sxc:
January, opened AsSc, closed <l3zc; May,
opened t615c, closed 46c. Oats-Deoember,
opened =. closed =; January. opened
S4Ac Pork-Deoember, opened $780, closed
sl46I; January. opened $3.50. closed S16-70;
May, opened $3.50. closed sf6.in. Iard-De-
oember, opened 5000. closed 5000.
Live stook-Prices at the Union Stock yards
toGay ranged as follows: Market rather ao-
tive, but somewhat unsettled; shippers
bought quito freely early in the day at form
er figures, but packers were slow to purchase
and bid 5bl0c lower PRICES, which was
granted toward noon. the market ruling
weak; sales ranged at S5.00060 pigs, S6.1S9
as light, sS.a0 a es5 rough packing.
S52SD6.GJ mixed, and S64e q e,T5 heavy
packing and shipping lots.
Cattle-Nariet fairly active en- local
and shipping account; feeling frTner owing
TO light supply and prices well main
tssined; Christmas beeves in fair sup
ply and ouotaHe at S575 a 625 other
qualities were quotable al s.. a b.6J
choice to extra shipping steers, Si.Ia9Ls5 good
10 choice do, S3TS14.l0 fair 20 good, S3.Oo43 80
common 10 medium do. S2.9aGS-J0 butchers'
steers, 1S2GaG2.!5 stockers, Ss.oe32!5 Texas
steers. .75693o0 range steers, S3ssas5- 10 feed
ers, sI.2561s.T cows, 81 80 bulls, and s2.s5
Gh.25 veal calves.
Shesp-MaFket active and prices steady.
Quotations ranged at S30ocD5.: 3 per 100 LBS
Westerns Ssj-e5d:531 natives S2-5Ba4!5 Texas,
and S4.Oo9,G.l 10 lambs.
Produce: Buaer-Fancy creamery. s1rSas
per ID; fancy dairy. sl.S &c; packing stock, Is
@,lGo. EeEs-Frush stock, 24c per doz.; ice
house, is5Ll'c. Dressed poultry Spring chick
ems, 7146tso yer 10; hens &c: turkeys, 11Ifs
l2c; ducks. 9z'llcc geese, &Glc. Potatoes
Wisconsin Rersc. . ~ per b1: Hebrons, COO
63 per hu; Wisconsin EIvbinks, Gsq5gOc per bu;
Michigan BGrh2HEs, e5Sghic per br; mixed lots
5J:15i'c. Sweet i'oJatoos-IiiinDis, S3-5oG3.75.
Apples lanlfao.i asli poor stock. S1.5al1=.2
per bhi; fair TO good, S2.E9 52-75, fancy, 500
Cod. S5,c)1f7gt fancy, SS09Qaat; Wisconsin
Bell and Bugies, S7-;l5 4S0l.
New York
Ngw YoRK. DEC II.
Wheat-Ao. = red winter cash, 54,.lS15Isc;
December, 7514c; January, sfsSc; March,
77i4c May, i9lSc- Corn-lSo. mixed cash,
soc; December. tS34c; January. 4sIIsc; Feb
ruary, 50]4c; May, 5ISsc- 0ats-No. mixed
cash, 5614c; December, 3j}%c; January,
563sc; February. SIC bid; May, 5ssc. Rye
Weak; western, liSs5Sc. Barley-Stesdy;
Dull and firm; old mess, sI525; new mess
S162f1lh.50 Lard-Quiet; December, 5000,
January, Slo.35; February. Sla.sa: May, SOLO.
Live Stock: Cattlo-Trading slow, bat prices
generally steady ca all grades; poorest TO bes.
native steers, Si85.75 per 100 lbs; bulls and dry
COWS, Sl@3.3J. sheep aud Lambs-Sheep firm:
lambs slow at 81 reduction Of IAc per 10; sheep,
S3D5.7S per l0J lbs: Lambs, s5i1G7. Hogs
Market firm; live hosS, sS.Sk97 per 100 lbs
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pecision Nnpected ,n Wroming.

turns ne Will nave rne sena,orsnlp IN MS
pocket
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FIRST TWO MEN SENTENCED.

One Score for the Interstnto Commerce.
Law-An Appeal
ST. JOSEPH, No, Dec 22-In the United
States court yesterday Judge Parker sen
fenced George w Howell, general man
ager Of the lumber firm of Howell, Jewe;t
& Co, which until two years ago did such
an extensive business in Atchison, Omaha,
and other towns in Kansas and Nebraska,
and in which Spooner r. Howell, of Chi
cago, was heavy stockholder, to eighteen
months hard labor in the Missouri peni-
tentiary and to pay a fine of 5000. Ed
ward Tibbetts, manager Of the firms
Omaha yards, was sentenced to similar
fine and imprisonment
First Conviction Under the Law.
St Joseph possesses the distinction of
being the first city in which a trial unde,
the interstate commerce law took place
and a conviction and sentence followed.
The trial was held last July and the de-
PENDANTS were Spoong &. Howell, Of Chi.
cago; George W. Howell, of Atchison, and
Edward Tibbetts, Of Omaha. All three
were found guilty OF violations Of the inter
state commerce law and all filed motions
for new trial. which were overruled as to
George w. Howell and Iibbetts Spooner
r Howell was granted q new trial and the
district attorney quashed the indictment,
as he couldn't convict on o new trial.
The Charge Against Defendants.
G. W. Howell and Tbbets will appeal to
the supreme court of the United States
The charge against these men was that
they gave heavy brides to Edward Prince
and w. ID. Mott. employees of the Western
Weighing association, TO underweigh cars
loaded with lumber. Prince and Mott
turned ainforrners' and were discharged.
presumably with their sswag,, which
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M KANSAS AND WYOMING.
A Republican Opinion Of the Grasshopper
Trouble.

A Republican Opinion Of the Grasshopper
Trouble.
TOPEKA. Kas., Dec 29.-Chairman Simp-
son, Of the Republican state committee,
yesterday employed attorneys to resist
every attempt On the part Of the Populists
to SECURE control Of the house through
mandamus proceedings in the supreme
court. Chairman Simpson said: aEven
since it became positively known that the
Republicans had q majority in the house
the Populists have repeatedly stated that
they would take possession Of the house
and organize it. don't suppose that there
Is a man in Kansas who is not aware that
the Republicans have majority of the
members Of the house fairly and legally
elected. Everybody knows that. and it is
only by revolutionary measures that they
San hope to do what they say they will
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

CHEYENNE, Wy. Dec. q A demurrer to
the mandsnius petition TO force the RepUb-
ican state canvassing board to make fair
count was argued before the supreme court
yesterday. The decision, which may be
handed down tomorrow, VIII settle the
main question Democrats contend that
the returning board should accept the alb
stract made by the two justices of the peace,
constituting majority OF the supervising
commission. Republicans take the stand
that the returns submitted by the county
clerk must be used
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The Local Markets

Wheat en992c
Corn-SSG46c
Rye-7GISIc.
Oats S3d34c
Bran S5c per cwt,
ShiI e. 'uf-Sl.0o per cwt
Hsy-1imothy. Ssn1o; upland, ssa1o; slough
SeSss; bsled. 81 .oGl5l2. So
PRODUCE.
Butter-Fair TO choice, CSC: creamery So
Eggs Fresh, 2Sc; packed I5c
Pollfry-Chickens l0a12H: turkevs f1s,sc
ducks. 12Kc; geese, zoe.
PRurT AND vEGHTARIEs
Apples-Ss. So IS per bel
Potatoes-5S4'F
OnloDs-S0dSSc.
Turnips-4Sa50c.
Hard-7 Ho07 IS
So!t-2 iCG2 So
Cstte-Butchsrs pay for corn fed steer,
SS@4He; COVE and neifeIe, 2H03c; calves
304Hc.
Hogs-4c
Sbeep-95c.
Common boards Sic.
Jofst Scaptling and timber, II TO I6 feet. Sis
every additional foot inlength 20 cents
Shingles 81 rs
Lath S2 50.
Fencing Il 20 1efeet sis
OCT bosrds. roueh $1s
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VIII Go On a Novel Journey.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. CIV. H. Ball, a
prominent manufacturer OF this city, viii
start Jan. 8 on tour of the southern and
western states to convince upon a chal-
lenge representative of 4 Democratic
local paper that there is at least enc full
fiedged tinpiate factory in the United
States employing from $50 to 800 hands
and making from 100000 1000 pounds OF
tinpiate week. The representative Will
accompany him, Mr.. Ball 10 pay the ex-
penses of the trip If he fails 10 show what
he promises
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In the Pheasant ,lls.ouri way.

CLINTON, Mo, Dec. 22.-While Sheriff
Galloway was driving from Bolivar to Fair
play in this Henry county with prisoner
by the name Of Thomas Il Tracy, he was
confronted by vigilance committee who
swung Tracy up to tree with the hope Of
making him tell who had been carrying on
all the horse stealing in this county. He
dind't tell and his prosecutors finally gave
him back to the sheriff and went their
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