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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS. Nav 1.-Cotton steady good
ordinary 6l3-lGc good middling il-l6c, midGlInG
l6I17 il-I6c. low middlinC 1sc.
BAL more May L-Coffee quiet Rio fair l514c
No. l5lpc.
sToN, May l.-Santa Fe railway 3lx.
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Potatoes Colorado 0'al 10. Eggs l2c. Butter
irst creamery zlc. second creamery 20c, othe
grades 20c.
Chickens-Hens SIC Der pound 1--we weight.
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KANSAS CITY May l.-Wheat slow and firm;
SO. hard 60196sGlc. No. red 6tGGljsc. Corn dull
bit firm; 10 mixed DC, 20, While o61es oats
Eye firm, 5ilgS55c. Elaxseed weakly 81 uiCal ..
Brau unchanged. Ial steady. timothy s. 500 10 90,
prairie 81 asg 10. tuuer steady creamery 25s3 SOC.
dairy lsO623c, Fggswesk. l2lrc.
"A heat ReC' ipl :. s,0A; shi iments. SWe. Corn
- Receipts. ... shipments. l0o0 Oats-Receipts
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Did you get that bald head Of yours
from your father. Brown No; mv
father never had but one bald head and
he's got that yet - FEaru.a ce4a.cal
Era
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New York Produce and Money

wv Il 0In -ON"CV "IIu HIUIlVN.
NFw YORK. May ],
Money on call irregular closing offered at per
esnt
friiue paper 6Ie as pcr cent.
change firm, 81 S52ifor .slxty-dar bills and
81 ssh for demand.
ulIre-~put iu pctiye and steady. No :. I51Sc.
ugar- Raw III good demand and refined nader
stely active and firm,
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Tho following are the representative sales Of hogs
Local Grain ann Feed Market,
wichita Produce Market.

Wheat No 2 54c, Corn Bic, Oat- 23c. Balet
Lay s7Gs. Ground corn Zoe. Corn and oat
1ixed 10 ss5c, Bran &C.
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F|NANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

r,. Receipts Of Stock at the Wlcni1a
rTnion Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours We're: Cattle, 80: hogs N~oJ
Horses. none. Shipments. Cattle. none;
Hogs, none.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
A Hint to Worlds Fair vi isitor.


A prominent citizen of Scales Mound,
H., while in Chicago, was taken with
violent choleric pains and diarrhoea. He
took blackberry brandy three or four
times without relief He then secured IA
small bottle of Cham mberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy and upon
taking one dose the pains disappeared aud
the second dose cured the diarrhRa. DR..
II. NJ Fowler. of Scales Mound, is our
authority for the above statement Visit
ors to the worlds fair should procure %
cent bottle of this remedy before leaving
home. 1t is for sale by Hettinger BAs
and Van Werden's pharmacy, 1928 n. Main.
-Antiquarians in Europe have been
greatly interested in the sale of the
fine collection of curiosities accumu-
lated by the Marquis de Negron, a
Spanish grandee. For thirty years he
almost starved himself so that he might
devote nine-tenths of his income of
twenty thousand dollars year to the
purchase of books, canoes, old plate,
watches, snuff boxes, ETC.. and in tho
course of his lifetime he filled severa
houses with his treasures.
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Take stage at Noble for 1erumseG. Best
aU6 shortest ga''tA WA. SHEAEEE
Manager
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REPREsENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF cat
tleat the yards today:
COWS AND HELPERS.
l............l3SO 90 2i..-........-..lU51 . "
MINED,
S smixed...... SIS 500
HOGS.
There was not many cattle on the mar
ket today, but the feeling was good.
REPRESENTA- SALES.
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EQUITABLE AID UNION OF AMERICA

Best fraternal order known. Takes in both sexes
on equal footing. Receives members from 10 10
90 years OF age. Insurance at cost according TO
mo- tality.
Benefit certificates issued from 300 to 5000
Cording to age.
Gives protection in three WAYS, viz; Accident.
Endowment. and Ordinary Life, without extra
charge.
Has been in operation H years. and has 1900
members.
For fun particu ars call on w {. Richards. prest
w {. Palmer. secretary; Wichl Ia Union .i3. No
rs North Main Ssreet ichlta, Kansas. l32-tf
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Wichita HnrsP Market.
Wichita Mule Market,
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Wichita BrenGstun Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 50. second patent 81 g. ex.
fra fuDc %
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TIME TABLE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4 Pacific
RAiIWRY.
T"Grest Rock Island Route."l
H. effect on aud after Jan. /. 1875.

Fls.,-ut reclining clair car- on all irafn~ anl
Pullman ~leepcrs from WIeaita 10 Kansas city ami
tnjCst.so without Shsnge night trains Tickets
sold ana la.ssn-c checked lhToHth all points
rafth south east and west. and steamship tickets
sold 70 nil European points at lowest rates. Sify
ticsei Office l,J last douglas avenue. corner AalR
street. passenger station corner Douglas and Aela
avenues. Telephone -.
J. H. FHIILJPS. Ticket Agea-
fNO. SEBASTIAN. &. Il. d =. r.. ChiraGo. Ill
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WICHITA AND WESTERN

WICHITA AND WESTERN.
ARRIVE FROM WEST.
NO ll6 Muliinviile aud kiaGmau
express. ....................... 10 50 a N
IN. i;a. Pratt and kingInan accom-
mediation Il 30 Z
DEPART WEST.
'No. fla, hinsIuan ANA Mullinvilie
.expresS ,..-............,.- s5pm
$40. iSl Niugm0n and Pratt accom-
mediation .......... .soa n
Union iIcsct Office. corner Main and FlTS.
streets l.ou passenger station corner OF
Douglas alsd sifth avenues
w. II. MTRDoCK. y. p. \.
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Most of the hogs at the yards today were
wagon deliveries and sold from to io
cents lower than Saturdays quotations.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. l.. EMMA COER.

iennles and thlldtaltS diseases a srec,altv
Tone FOR Indies during Coufptn-ent NtrfCiiy uri-
,nte hen desired also llesrnaeit hon. es nro-
vidsd chiloien when c-sited Letters oi inout-
n Cunf. .dtIt "a. and HSNtled lIUmIEsy Iou,a IN
Ida a venue " ichta. haiSaS-
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IOE EEA Uisceitdneons.

I,pR HaSI SIcHl BKiCE Ef- FotHfH.
Il ave. stittli fsf ~ h'ss~sss~ suu-s fzs gffr
t.ecs Gsri.llss. sie.fs .s~ss-fa - ess.gs
H. gifE. 1ts- H
------------------------
A. o.. fE% I-hoI Ef.-fH b. TiGf .irEE Hpf 81
Il ~ ~. GurlA ave wei afr-lassi. ,sss,Essisil
- a4s Is,<. - ress.-. fsr lri,t s4ss-p. s4sGGF
-Es g-fa ~ etie Ks A3iisi.- a-s-ft
l.soE Ii}Af- --roH EODu Sp u4 NA4EEF
Il -t-. ADafa az Ass'ai,a sss ---ft- O. 4 -lt.-st.
l. o. EE&r- -NEw ptAAps ALs oHeAls.
Il Hs9 20 suIaa iiss. bltsa. E= ts4 = s-s.f5sbs =
ii..ia.s tsss-~. 81 o. Daa-isz 500
I.OE HL. -IossA 500, 81. SO - Ds4Isi.
4 s.stI- rF-. ga 4 iatGi.sfis =s trat irsaz.sf
DasIns-- .f~s4 ta ere sff. I.@Fass = @sarsasa.
<.Hssl at-s- ta
L'BE Hh&I-+ EIos.E - s.UDHs HN , iot.ts-
Atrasisfa fa-f'rief = -,
IOSl.
tf.fsf t4f- f'a- - ssf I.a~ 80 'av
r D~B-s HAssFs.s tsHLt" oylPtI7LD OF
j q GREE. si-i. ssaI -ss4 rafiEf q rfsa.tI 4
sra-f af if- HFsse @aFf1s ~1f HHs@ F.s--s
.a.1 tsls -4sa go .f-see. Co. - it. aF.-.s
\ s<T-os D0rGLAH AFEsff. fEs4EtDs4.
sotaseel f'.s~=s ztsi-ss sl-s ssi- fss~s -t.s-
lsas ssrtaIa rt1ss tafs tFtt4ssE ralslf -
.fs. g. i- t'ss-r rasisr . s,-s is@te 81 la- s-ss
sfsal-ai--z s.asa 20 -
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u. ANIED-IOMPEiEST sIkNOOhAfEkHS
w AHA bcoA AktcpeIs who ueslto pvslsOlis. ~
Hpyiy The NATIONAL Accountants and 5teiosi s.-
els OiaCv Ior tie states vi 'Aaua4A. NO0-
Isuo NEBRASKA, s~Soutl aho As= a. tac o0ulL-
Ntstei.. business LoioGe, ~ il Hita nan. diis a.
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SHOT BY A MADMAN.

Stranger i'll Chicago Killed by Former
Sa1oon-keeper.
CHICAGO, H., Dec. 21.-While suffering
from delirium tremens, following con-
tinuous bebauch Of two weeks, August
Mueller, a saloon-keeper at 1914 State
Street, shot and killed an innocent
stranger, the bullet lodging in his
victims brain. The stranger did not
recover consciousness after he was
shot and died twelve hours afterward at
the Mercy Hospital. The identity Of
the dead man has not yet been discov-
cred. He was well dressed, but he was
evidently one of the large army Of I'M
employed now in the city.
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for revenue only. Howtb,s :,

for revenue only. How this gro,. N
resources as = nation is to beflleSdl a0le
Al tnls d ea not nor even the commjtteon GoOeS
unless the PRESIDENT. anticipaftnrese iettS
sage 10 congress the report of tho ) IN ls
ways ana means, shall afford ia 60 GSonajf
Itself us Wlshed ,for clue. Againstt ne ne eo&
alton OF such a bill, creating snsh 'he@
leaving u uhaccounted for, the r minaa Cef
protested WI Mnen me pin was laid b' "fo1Id
mittee. VINO would dare, if Of s somaoy Eli,
manllke mlna, 10 create a defcitp "a aNa
and bIlndiy vote 1t with no plan II q u Sd
by the government could meet its nr sghtt
That same protest we make to ~ ~ eEpHdN
the country. The bill ought no 'tle ilOus,
without the internal reyenua n.y. hn 70 be h
make up the deficiency. Are p v ON Whi@
ana then De coerced into ii" d PAS
that we might not prefer 'th o ID
are? me progress OF this attemnts :. w
been called reform has ALREADY p o, at
feeling that the country is st ST
When the scheme of raising ta s,.seq a
used in the time of war is presa SAes oyAs
to those now imposed, there nav lr' leu Mad
revulsion of feeling us win ancone o g lth
OF defeating this bill. While as ppaSlts
IlI IeJolCc aI us passage, as offs
United States we think the ey;o o,uaea
present time are superior to ev ns,
sired political advantage, ana e ad me NJ
bill do not pass. "0'@
The MILLIONS OF uNEnp1ovr,
We have not thought it advisable III
appeals to passion or to preiudicoe. WlaS
that, we have taken thus far no 80 80
condition of business now, which lO Y;
and of the workingmen, which
scription. There is no need for ra ot sss
this to the country. 1t is presentiu Ny
100 representative cities, where u IN
Der employed exceeds 2,5oOoMI G
full one-third, by the moSt VI
tive estimate, are without '', sn,
These are engaged in the protecto Si Y.
beyond the touch of the tariff Ton, ~ %
solid fact that all industries arc nr", Il
none. Spread this all over TIE c ravse
must and the result will startla ona
thinking. 1t is not necessary for wy, ".
this to public view. No ingenujtr' o @
out of everybody's face and ov VII
ingmen all over the conn,s s@
pressing their deep and sorrnxs;
ing. We will not strive in any wl ,vV to
the turmoil which this bill has olraod "
An end can be put to all this by rhs
this bill, and to the accomplish 70 NJ VI, y
energy should be bent. The best w va "
end to this agitation is to put an n! IN,
causes.
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when used upon our exported cotton, priv
lege which the exporter Of wheat can already
now enjoy, coupled with the further aivantage
that the same bags may be used for successive
explorations Of grain.
In the schedule Of spirits. wines and other
beverages the changes made are slight and with
the view to a production of increased revenue
from these very proper sources OF revenue taxa
lon. g
The majority report is signed by the
Democratic members of the committee.
The Republican members will hereafter
submit a minority report attacking the
Wilson bill ard the majority report.
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SLEIGHING PARTY MEETS DEATis.

Three Persons Killed and Another In
jured by Train at HALLS, N. HI.
NASHUA, N. H., Dec. pa frightful
railroad accident took place last night
at the Hollis station of the Worcester &
Nashua Division Of the Boston Il Maine
Road by which three persons were in
stantly killed on grade crossing. The
killed:
LUND, Miss ALMA
LUND, Mrs. CHARLES III.
LUND, MARCUS.
Injured:
STEVENS, Mrs. shoulder dislocated.
The party was out sleighing, and,
crossing the railroad, the sleigh was
struck by the train leaving Nashua for
Aver Junction at S:2O p. NJ The Lunds
were instantly killed and Mrs. Stevens
badly injured, her shoulder being dis
located.
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KILLED AT HOMESTEAD.

Large Number of Workmen Meet Death by
CaVe.in.
PIrTsBuRG, Pa, Dec. 23.-News has
been received here from Homestead by
telephone that disastrous cave-in has
occurred near there. Fourteen are SO
far known to be killed The telegraph
operator at City Farm, short distance
from Homestead, says the accident
happened at 1:30 A. NJ. in the new ad
dition of the Carnegie mill.
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WORKED A CLEVER GAM

Flour Mill at Black River FaD
chased with Worthless Stock
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis, De-
About a week ago w. L. Gibson caI
to hail from Ireland, made deal
Touring mill here owned by MI
tins. Last night, r. L. Bader,
legged real estate dealer Of Minnu
was arrested charged with being
to aiding and abetting fraud
transaction. The mill was exch
for stock in the North St. Paul
Company, worth 40 cents on thei
and a return mortgage of ST. .
son has disposed Of all stock d
around the mill and has decamE
will be brought back and chaIgd
fraudulent transactions. Badu
held in ST, 200 bonds, which he
not furnish, and is in jail. TheW
has passed into the hands of E7
Allen and Nellie I. Stone, Of He1
County. Minnesota.
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FAILURE AT MILWAUKEE,.
The Rich & SLIDER Companies Make {
ASSIGN neiit.

The Rich & SLIDER Companies Make an
Assignment.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 26.-The Rich
& SLIDER Dry Goods Company assigned
this morning to Benz. NJ. We'll. The
nominal assets are placed at 1925, 900 and
the bond furnish ed oy the assignee is for
$3.50, 900 with William E. Cramer, Henry
c. Payne and Max Landauer as sure
ties. The two first qualified for $780,
600 each and Mr.. Landauer for $4,000.
The A. W. Rich Shoe Company has as
signed to Z. J.. Kelly. The nominal as
sets are placed at $106, 900, with Benz. NJ.
We'll and Morris Miller as sureties, each
qualifying in the sum of $4,000. The
officers of the dry goods company were
Louis SLIDER, president and treasurer;
A. w. Rich, president, and S. j.
Decker secretary
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OFFICERS ROBBED BY TRAMPs.

Militia Called Out to Protect OskaloOsa
From the Vagabonds.
OsKALoosA, Ia, Dec. PA gang of
fifteen tramps held up and robbed the
deputy sheriff and two policemen here
last night of all their valuables. One
tramp was fatally shot and the officers
were badly bruised The town and Vi
entity is overrun with the vagabonds.
The militia has been called out to pro-
feet the town
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St. Paul Italian Murdered,

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 20.--Early this
Pasco Farriddi, an Italian liv
ing near the Seventh Avenue bridge,
was murdered by Jalsmo Melano, an
other Italian, who escaped. The muir
der was the result of quarrel Sever
al Italians have been arrested as wit
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SIXTY LIVES IN DANGER.
Fire Escapes Used to Rescue People
from Blazing Building.


LONDON, Dec. 21.-The building occu-
pied by Hovey & Sons, diapers,
Sheffield, caught fire this morn
ing. Sixty assistants of the firm
were rescued with difficulty. Five
fire escapes were used to take them
from the building. The efforts of the
firemen to confne the fire to the build
ing in which it originated were fruitless,
and the flames spread until five other
buildings were burned. The damage
already amounts to 100000 and the
fire is still burning.
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Markets. by Telegraph.

New YORK, Dec. 22.-Whcat-Lhas's.I
bus; sales. 100000 bus; options l.iE,. -MatI
and weak; January, 66A@66Aca:t ""i ii
Rye-Nominal. Corn = RecelpSS' adj
sales, 10000 bus; opuon!SI I M. 4
January, 4211c; May, 441s' e. 4 dp7
ceipts, 26,300 bus: options o. ~. N
white, state and Western, 92lg es, SILL
family, 14.OO@l4.50 eXtri: n a'rniE, III
Dull; new mess, 10. 75@l4.7o; Ia ad1n"D'Hr%
short clear, 15.50@l150. LAZY Putter~I
Western steam, SIS; nominal. BUZZ 3sa.|
1907 pkgs; steady; state dairy ,,ar ItI
er uI p dairy, ls@22c; state or cre'1FfIss
Western creamery, 2o@264c'a ami M: ID
CheeseIReceipts, Ills pkssi; 1 a.p:;
9@111ac; small, ll12gl2I3S%s q, 'ssugaf1
24@21c; Western. Z4ta ~ o.1Gc 81
crushed, sc; powdered, : 1s5zc.
45-l6c. Cotfee-Firm; No. t. h III drdpJ
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-May Vice. VICE. recoh
day and made new low pr'. asssigned
month of G5Lc. The causes the he. eypeS
selling. large receipts ant. , lne T.
dull trade during the hollaass:c hast
Walker Co.. Baldwin Farnu INV w.
and other heavy traders SOU sold dow
ing &c lower at G6Ac May S:!., 1eb uyns
later rallying re on a l,'1 Iarg e reg
Corn was little lower Oh o .stHi ana
expected, lower Liverpool Owed ned Ac y
thy with wheat. May ope;nion were
rallied &c to 3SHS Proa;iritss JaaI
on diminishing hog Teo Cud advance
opened higher at 1887 anu a,,ory lard
rea cting 2l to l2.4O. Ja 1attle Rea;y
CHIcAGo, Dec. 22.-Ca .aars a4l
active and higher; top s'I r. He
4.So@5.0O; common 4.Go is,her: rorsla
"a 900; active and Joe nlsIb heavy %
others 5.lo@5.15 prime Slass
weights, 5.10@5.25 light oygt1rcnely, :
lambs-Receipts 6,ooG; ns t hs 5oe'i1d
sheep, o.s0M325; top 51 p@-lNbealnsf
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Dec Dec. T. January q
and December, 5sLaci, A.. iileceuOaa,, es
Lower; cash ~ $s2s1 jjats-l:o Dfa
airy, 3l5sc; May, 349sc; poJrE~Quiefkp
&c bid; May, 3oAc. ,I YoIh ~ ste'aS
Lard-Better; 500. hi'A' mi
- $ ,lncha mag J. wheat ea,1 \
No. 2 cash and Decemp easl "a
bid. Corn-Dull; NO: no cash ss1grg
Cloyerseed-Firm; prlTln aSbruaryssg.t
600 bid; January, 6-o'' ash as 2gc y
asked. Oats-Easy; ca'D'
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BANK FUNDS MISSING

Lewis A. Hill, of Brooklyn, "
with BEING q DefaulteT
New YORK, Dec. 23.-supt, 4
and Examiner Judson, while Pz'1
the books of the St. Nicholas Bl1
covered q big deficit in the aM1
Lewis A. Hill, the paying tell
noon it had risen to $4,000 anGI
MARITIME issued a warrant and \
arrested.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-28
DYNAMITERs MAKING THREATS.

Paris Executioner Warned Against Exc
cutting Anarchist Valiant.
PARIS, Dec. 23.-M De Paris, the pub
lie executioner, is reported to have re-
ceived number of letters threatening
to kill him with dynamite bomb if he
takes part in Naillant's execution. 1t is
added that the executioner has become
80 alarmed at these threats that he has
reQue sted permission to retire.
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Two senator's Elecreu.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 25.-In the legis-
lature Gen. Eppa Hunton was elected
United States senator for the short
term and Thomas s. Martin United
States senator for the long term.
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CONGRESS TAKES A REST.
Both Houses Take the Usual RECESS for the
HOLIDAYS.

WAsH1NGrGN, D. c., Dec 21.-House
and Senate to-day adjourned for the
holidays Both branches Of Congress
reconyene on Wednesday. January 3.
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Dec, %. Dec Il.
Milwaukee Dairy Mafh''

BUTTER-Fancy creamery, q ID, S ,Sy
Tior to good, do, 1S@25c; best oal l. a.
M24c; fresh lines, fair to cnolcS I'd NJ
packing stock do, 149l6c; grease "
l6G119c. r, a II
CHEEsE-Full cream flats, 2 10 ~ +,
chaddars, do. l115@l2c; brick. l ;$t2Sss
America, IL 15@l2I2c; limbergef l-'sS
12l5@l3Lc. =, .,oo. icp.Sie
EGGs-Fresh, p doz, 2l@2Sc; icF'
19c. DickIad 17M19c
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The HOuSe

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 21.-Inf
ate the secretary of states commuI
was read stating that no charter \
granted foreign cable companis
country. The Senate adjourned i
ary z
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Lived Over a Century.

SALEM, Mass, Dec. 23.-The oldest
man in New England, Daniel Haggerty,
is dead, aged l04 He was born at
Cork, Ireland, in 1850.
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IN CONGRESS.
The Senate.

The senate.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 2l.-Th
adopted a resolution condemning i
lister Stevens course in the Honol1hl
as substitute for the Hit resolutim
House adjourned to January 3.
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Chicaoa Potato Markt'

CHICAGO. Ill.,, Dec. 22,-fo onlv
shade easier. The demand Is p U,s
the offerings are quite large, l DnlI Pcs
56@58c: Hebrons, choice, 24G.o' ~
Mixed stock ranged from 4Oc ~ wv
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LATEST MARKET REPOR|

MILWAUKEE. Wis
The following table shows the cMp'|
OF wheat and coarse grain on chang, i
%, as compared with those OF DectM''|
the same day OF 1892 and 1891:
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CONDEMN MINISTER STEVENS.
Foreign Affairs Committee Agrees on q
Hawaiian Resolution.

Hawaiian Resolution.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 21.-The
House committee on foreign affairs
agreed to-day to report a substitute for
the Hit Hawaiian resolution The
substitute condemns the action of Min
ister Stevens in Hawaii
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-28
DECREASE IN THE prvr,I-,s

DECREASE IN THE REyESI-Es
Anolnef serious general objection to tho hill,
the calculations made by the Treasry J nasa ~
Te1lt as compared with 1898 about IA 9o5 oa
Ms, MS large denest coming as 1t does upon de.
treasury Is rather appalling in 10 bill
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-28


HoW the bill will act as a revenue raiser, and
now 1t can act as an injury to the government
ana the producer both together, is well exem
pinned IN the changes made in the pottery
sCHeduie. Only an amount equal to two fithS
VI Gue stlnOuilt or the imports made here VAL
ueu at S5,ooo,oo0 Nine millions and a half are
imported. Under existing law the revenue OBJ
Ialied Is So,.o0,Oo0. Under the proposed bill if
Inc manufacturers hold their own, and'the most
ssahgulne trend would not dream of that, the
loss IN revenue would be 50 coo 600 If the NAV
ufacturers were entirely driven out and oll omr
wares hao TO be imported the loss in revenue
even then would be SSS2OOO The crocEar
schedule seems hardly to be managed Win
view to revenue WIN d
Nhlle it would be impossible to specify tho
pIooaole effects OF this bill. a few of the most
Important may be briefly touched upon. As to
the future relations between Canada and Tia
Iof US TO talk fully, but there are those who ha
ile.e mat the manifest destiny of this continent
IS one nation ana one makret and one davaio,,
meht Those who have this Thought in I'M
minds VIII see how little this bill, mnarad
Win exlstlng law, conduces to that end. rEhnsa
III Inc other hand who look unon tho
dominion simply another nation VIII
b be- TO see how freely is accorded to
neT privileges and opportunities in deroaa tiop
OF nose OF our own citizens-privileees and on
portuhltles Tor which the Dominion wa,,Id r.
gao 20 give ample and unstinted conoassia ~
py tHls Dill they will without MONEY . nj ,r;th
on. price, receive them What effect also this
~ VII nave upon the treaties made nv the 10 ct
administration with Cuba and the SnaniSh
ea "a eountfles the committee have present
eu no calculations and no Suggestions ig9et ~,
should lose anything thus gained i vii, !, We
bill. = misfortune OF this