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MEXICAN EXPORT FIGURES.
The Official Report OF the Secretary of the
:


SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 25-The
official report of the secretary of the
treasury, giving the expectations from
Mexico for the past fiscal year. has
just been issued. 1t shows that the
total value of the exports through the
forty custom houses of Mexico was
sT5 .4GT, 700. The value of the exports
through the Vera Cruz custom house
was $50, 900, ,0Go; through Cuidad Jaurez,
OVERSIZE, 900, 600; through Nuevo Laredo,
over s4,Oo0,oo0; through Progresso,
over S6,000,0 900; through Tampico, over
S3,oO0,00O, and through Mazatlan,
over S5,00O,O00. OF these exporta-
tions the precious metals reached
the total value of $4,000, 900. The ex-
ports of precious metals exceeded those
Of the preceding fiscal year by $13, ,ooO,-
300. while those of miscellaneous pro-
ductions fell off 500, 0oO. The exports
were distributed among foreign ma
tions as follows: Germany, S4,434,231;
Belgium, S3io.65o; Colombia, sal ,O4s;
Costa Rica, Sl,05o; Spain, S66l, SAC;
United States, $40, 39e, ,664: France, $4,-
S44, 1856; Guatemala, S143.74o: Holland,
s49,997; Honduras, S+,4o0; England,
el5,267, $50: Italy, $4,73a; Nicaragua,
S10,9l4; Russia, $4,000; San Salvador,
$3.50; Venezuela, $3.50. The exports
to the United States aggregated ST.
D49,5sS more than in the preceding
fiscal year
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The Worlds Fair Bill.

Pierre, S. d.. Jan. 23.-'rhe senate
held a short session this afternoon and
transacted routine business. A large
number of new bills wepe introduced,
but none of great Importance.
When the house reconvenes it is ex-
pected the work of the session will be
pushed rapidly. Business has been
badly delayed SO far by the dilatoriness
of the printers in preparing bills
During the past few days there has
been considerable agitation for a joint
session OF the house and senate to con-
slider the worlds fair appropriation
and there is now little question that
the scheme will nlat;rialize on We'd
nesday The members Of the house
have nearly all been home this week,
presumably consulting their constitu-
ents, and all parties will be ready to
vote finally on their return. Those in.
charge of the bill are ready if SIS, 900
is given them to give $4,000 to the
women's commission and to take care
OF the bureau of immigration, rcquir-
ing $500. This really cut, the appro-
priation for the commission itself to
less than S6O. 600
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General Sporting.


The Swiss government has doubled
the tariff on all bicycles imported from
France.
A meeting of the Southern league of
base ball clubs will be held at Atlanta
February 8.
The New York teams infield next
season may be made up of Brouthers,
Ward, Fuller and Keller.
Tom Eek and his troupe OF fyers
have disbanded at Milwaukee, and re-
turned to their respective homes.
Nick Young is at work on a twelve-
club base ball schedule, which indicates
that there will be no change this wear.
at least.
F. A. Elwell, Of European cycle tour.
ing fame. will not cross the water this
year, but will promote q transconti-
mental tour from Buffalo to San Fran.
cisco, starting April 3D.
That Ward will not play in Brooklyn
is certain. He wants to return 20 New
York and may be able to do SO Il tbs
officials OF the New York club show
enough enterprise to effect q deal far
his release. To replace him III saconn
base the Brooklyn club win cot ths
best msn ayails BE Tor IL position. ,S
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A PROHIBITION CHURCH.
New Religious Denomination to Garry or
a New Temperance Crusade.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-A new prohi.
bition movement and possibly new
religious denomination that will lack
the objectional denominational fea-
lures Of existing sects, and in which
character rather than faith will
be the basis of fellowship are likely
to be brought into existence as, the
result of u national convention that
opened this morning in the large hall
Of the Mercantile Library, building.
The convention is one of Christian pro-
hibitionists and has been convened in
response to u general impression among
temperance people that the denomipa-
tional church of today is not dis.
charging its fun duty toward the
evils of the liquor traffic Among
those at whose instance the convention
was called, and who either were pres
ent or represented by proxy are Neal
Dow, of Maine; President Thompson,
Of Oberlin univer ity, formerly chair-
man of the Ohio state prob bition com
mittee; Hon. Henry Ware, of Mississ-
ippi. state chairman prohibition eN-
ecutive committee; Hon. Cortland L.
Parker, the noted New Jersey temper
ance worker; DR.. j. G. Il. Myer, secre-
tary OF the Indiana Christian Temper
ance union; John Hipp, of Denver,
chairman state prohibition committee,
and other prominent temperance work.
ers, representing New York, Pennsyl-
vania. Illinois, Missouri, Florida,
Maine, Michigan, Virginia, Massachu
setts, Maryland and other states. Talks
with the Delegates while the conven.
ton was assembling developed the fact
that nearly all of them We're of the
opinion that it is useless for true prohi-
bitionists to remain inside their respect
i've edenominational churches and fight
the Temperance issue through such me
dinms, but that it was necessary to
have a new church holding fast to the
principle of the fatherhood of God and
the brotherhood of man. No formal
organization was completed this morn
ing, but the convention will be called
to order this afternoon by Rev. ID. d.
Tower, of New Jersey. In his address
he will declare that present conditions
demand complete separation of every
church and all its members from every
form of completely with the liquor
traffic, including the expulsion of every
member who shall continue to vote
with rum party. Furthermore, that
church that is a real church, must
make part of its propaganda q cru
SADIE against the liquor traffic, and that
1t must manifest the most open antag-
onism to such traffic through political,
social and religious channels.
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Fearful Mine Explosion in Bohemia.

VIENNA, Jan. 26.-An explosion o.,
fire damp occurred in the Fortischriti
mine at Dux. in Bohemia. 1t is known
that eighty miners We're killed aud
many injured. One hundred men are
still entombed i'll the mine. Every ef
fort is being made to rescue them.
The explosion occurred when TIL.
shifts were changing. A cage full OF
miners had been lowered half way
down the shaft when the
ground trembled, loud rumbiine
report was heard and the cable
attached to the cage gave such a lureh
that the lowering machinery broke
Air and dust, and the sound of crash4
ing timbers and tho cries of the men
in the cage gave warning to those
above of the extent of the catastrophe.
Help was summoned. and the shafs
was repaired, after delay of half an
hour, and the cage was raised. Ten OF
the occupants had been killed in
stantlv by the shock, ten had suffered
fractures from which they cannot re-
cover, five had broken limbs and in.
ternal injuries, but will live. The men
were nearly suffocated from the gas
rising in the shaft.
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Homestead Entry contas,..

MITCHELL, s. D., Jan. 26.-The land
office in this city reports the fling of a
large number of contests against home
stead entries. Within the last few
years homestead contests have been
very few, most of the contests having
been filed against tree claims. The in
crease in the number of homestead
contests seems to be due to the fact
that an erroneous impression has been
scattered to the effect that the old time
class of residence, namely to visit the
land once every few months, would be
sufficient to prove up under the present
laws, With this understanding many
parties keep up but very lax resi-
dence on their land, and in case of con-
test are liable to lose their holdings.
The land Office rules require continuous
residence, and are strict in seeing that
the same are complied with.
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Indepenaencs Recorss Preserves.

INDEPENDENCE, Ia, Jan. 26.-The
recent dispatch sent out from Chicago
to the effect that the records made owe,
numerous tracks last season had been
rejected by the American Trottine
Register association, among the nun.
Der naming the Independence track as
one which had failed to pass muster,
created a sensation in trotting circles.
AS several hundred horses took records
here last year it caused much uneasi-
ness on the part of their owners. G.
w. Williams. secretary Of the Indepan-
dence track, has received word from
Secretary Steiner of the register asso-
ciation that only two of the records
ma1e at Independence were rejected,
and those on purely technical grounds
AL other records were accepted.
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Mrs. crlce He'd for Murdar.

RED OAK, Ia, Jan e5.-Mrs. Nettie
Grace, wife of the hotelkeeper at Ell
lott, who was found dead in his bed
with IL bullet hole through his head on
the morning of January IL. is in jail
here on the charge of numbering her
husband. The warrant was sworn out
by James Grace, of Omaha, a brother
os the murdered man, who has been at
Elliott most of the time since being
called there by his brothers. death, ard
has been quietly gathering evidence.
The woman was arrested at the home
OF her father. near Elliott. She took
the arrest with entire composure
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INsoLvgNT FOR EIGHT YEARS
Depositors IL :he scougs ~ Bank May Real.
iza IS Do. Cant

Depositors Il. che scoug i Bank May Real.
ize Is Per Cent.
YASKToN, S. D., Jan. 2s.-Rccciver
Sravens, of the defunct George r..
Scougal s. Co. bank, states that the af,
fairs Of theinstitution are very badly
mixed and that great difficulty was en-,
countered in arriving at any sort OF !,
satisfactory result The liabilities
are placed at S127, 900 and the assets at
$4,000. Eliminating accounts which
may have been settled. but which dc
not show on the books. the liabilities
amount to $4,000. The assets, eXclul.
ing all accounts which can possibly BE-
worthless, amount to $1,000. and the
depositors now expect to reilize about
IS per cent upon their accounts against
the bank. The bank has been insolv-
ent for more than eight years, previous
to which time it was ons of the best
paying banks in this section.
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Coffin Makers to Combine,

CINCINNATI, Jan. e6.-The manufac
turcrs pf wooden and metallic buria,
caslsets throughout the country are here
for three days meeting. A quiet I'm.
erstanding will be reached regardin1
the possible amount of profits during
the pres mt year. The combine virtu.
ally controls the coffin market and reg
iulates the number Of. caslsets that are
manuf;\ \tured in this country. 1t is
not the y lrpose to allow surplus OF
collins to accumulate, but to keep on
hand only q few days supply in adj.
vance. By this means the manufactur
ers expect to prevent rate cutting.
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81 Influx Of Divorce Applicants,

MITCHELL, s. D., Jan. e5.-The citi-
gems Of this state need not be surprised
to witness within the next ninety days
the biggest influx of divorce applicants
that has ever yet appeared in this
state. This will be laid to the passage
OF the old lasw jass passed by the legis-
1ature requiring six months residence
instead Of three months as heretofore.
Under the constitution of the state no
law can take effect nntn ninety days
after its passage unlesa an emergency
clause shall be added, and the enter.
sIr;sing attorneys at the capital will
zoe thst4 this clause Is not included.
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A VALUABLE vANDYkE.
Portrait Of the Marchesa de spinola..val.
ued at SjCOOO

PARIS, JON e5.-James F.. Sutton.
art collector and member of the New
York Art association, has bought one
OF the more important Vandyke pic
lures from the earl of CaledoH. The
picture is the portrait of the Marchesa
de Spinola and child, dates about 1852
and is valued at 800, 600. 1t is large
picture. 8 feet by feet. in exception
ably good condition, q fact attributed
to the small amount of handling it has
gone through. 1t was bought from the
Spinola family by the Caledon family
in 1900 and ever since has formed the
chief feature of the earl's collection in
London. 1twas exhibited at the ROYAL
academy. The picture is going to
America at once.
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MRS. MAVERICKS CASE.
Very Little Prospect ior the American
Woman's Release.

Very Little Prospect Tor the American
Woman's Release.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The latest action
of the authorities indicates that there
is very little prospect for the release of
Mrs. Maybrick. The Baroness de
Roques, mother of Mrs. Maybricls, sue.
ceeded in obtaining the consent af the
well known physician, Sir Thomas
Spencer Wells, president of the Royal
College of Surgeons, and surgeon to her
majesty's household, to visit her daugll-
ter and examine her condition. Appli-
cation was made to Home Secretary
Asquith to permit the visit. The home
secretary refused to grant the applica-
tion on the ground that the treatment
given by the prison doctors was sutfi-
cient for Mrs. Maybricls, as for other
prisoners This decision of the home
secretary apparently convinced the
baroness that for the present at least
nothing further could be done and sho
has gone back TO France.
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THE GRAPHIC.

~ Lacks but few mouths Of being ths -
est newspaper In Brule county
II As an advertising mes'ihm Il y not -
:c.llod by sny newspascr in South Dakota
AZ Aa. a rapidly tncreasins circulation amSas
tho most Intelligent class OF people In Aruls
an tho surrounding counties.
~ Has circulation second TO none 10 tAir
or adjoining counties, and . paid-uD ax3~.
scription list it Is believed superior
~ II ia lively, spicy. independent and de-
voted solely to the interests OF Kimball AaA
Brale county. Everybody enjoys reading ~
Give 1t trial.
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Tha Senate,


WASHINGTON, Jan. ls.-There will be NO
vote on the anti-option bill today. The
present program of the senate Is to ad.
1ourn Immediately after the rea ing OF
the journal as a mark of respect to the
memory Of ex-President Hayes. Al
though no positive agreement has yet
been reported, it is possible that the vote
on the bill will not be taken until Tues
day of next week. Several senators have
signified n d sire to make speeches. and
Mr.. Washburn is disposed to let them do
SO upon this understanding.
On motion of Mr.. Sherman, after somo
remarks in eulogy of ex-President Hayes,
the senate in respect to the memory of tha
deceased, adjourned.
gun by Mr.. PETER, populist, Kansas lost
Monday and continued on TASsdny, fAs
being finished by him a0S 6gtnF9 fh6s
senate. It is in support OF i const tit1ti0nAts
amendment to limit the piesi66 1tanas
office to one term sas 81
The anti-option bill was taken up In the
senate at2 o'clock and Mr.. PlAtt, rep.,
gun last Thursday, in opposition to II on
the ground of unconstitutionality.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The senate after .
short time spent in morning business took
up the anti-option bill, Senator George con.
tinuing his speech in opposition to the
Villa, amendment.
The senate has just agreed by unani-
nous consent that the vote on the George
amendment to the anti-option bill shall
be taken at o'clock on Tupsdny of next
week and the vote on the bill and amend
mcnts not later than . o'clock of the same
day.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The senate has
adjourned as mark of respect to the late
Associate Justice Lamar
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pes Mo;nss Water Ordinance Passed.

DEs MONIES, Jsn. 25.-The city
council Monday night by q vote of 6 to
9, passed the water ordinance, over
which SO much discussion has taken
place. The ordinance reduces the rates
from $500 to $2s5 per mile, and cuts
rates to private consumers nearly in
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MGR. o'coNNELL CHOSEN.

coadlutor for the Archdiocese Of st. Louis.
Rector OF he American College at Rome.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. a5.-A private tele.
gram received last nigat from high
ecclesiastical authority in New Yorl,
said that news had reached there from
Rome, stating that the holy see had
chosenn coadjutor for the archdiocese
of st. Louis and named Mgr. O'Connell,
rcetorof the American college in Rome,
as the man u,
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Short on hax.

HURON, s. D., Jan. se.-sioux City
parties have been travelling over this
section of country the past week buy
ing hogs for the Sioux City market.
Good prices have been paid and quite
large number of hogs secured. Farm
ers in this immediate vicinity are
short" on hogs and 'long" on wheat,
and therefore the coming season they
will give more attention to the former
industry. They are realizing that
the raising of hogs, cattle and sheep
are better sources of revenue than
wheat. Hogs in the local market COM
mand from 81 to $7.25 per 100 pounds.
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Big Blaze at Sioux Falls.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Jan. 2o.-Fire
Tuesday night destroyed the Bee Hive
block and adjoining building occupied
by Mr.. Biegan rs wholesale grocery
house. The loss will foot up S10o,G
The principal losers are NJ. T. Prouty
& Co., of Chicago, Mr.. Edmundson and
Mr.. Jameson.
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THE ] GRAPHIC.

application. 'Iss
-. - JOB JOB Work OF every description executed
= sne - oest styie and at the lowest rates
Advertisements not accompanied by in
sMsfnctions M Will be ins, rtcd until ordered out
ana charged accordingly.
short communications on any subject Of
lnterest !. Is are acceptable II accompanied BY
she name of the author.
- All matter intended for the next issue
must he in the Office MS cary as Wednesday
evening +, insure publication.
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Ex.Treasurer Loken,s Booze

HuRoN, S. D., Jan. 81. From parties
here from DeSmet it was learned that
Public Examiner Blanchard has com.
pleted his examination 81 the books 81
Mr.. Loken. late treasurer Of Kingsbury
county, and finds that a shortage Of
Sa, ,04e. IS existsS But it is not behaved
that Mr.; Loken has appropriated any
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South Dakota Press Association.

PIERRE, s. D.. Jan. 26.-The South
Dakota Press association met l.,re
Wednesday for the regular winter meet
ing. Newspaper men are here from
all parts Of the state to discuss the
matter of mutual benefit and to fornlu-
late demands of publishers for present.
alton to the legislature. A number of
papers were read taking strong ground
against some proposed changes in the
law scaling down charges for legal
printing and a reduction in the number
of official county papers. The editors
are firmly united against such bills and
are confident they have sufficient
pull" to defeat them.
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CHICAGO Jan. 25.
Flour-Spring patents. S3.60.l}9J: win.
ter patents, S3.S0@411
Wheat-Cash, 734c; May, 7skc.
Corn-Cash, 43slc; May, 4l]xe
oats-No. 2 white, sac; No. 8 white,
R3Ca25lac.
Rye-No.2, $50.
Barley-6ic.
Flax-sl.l5.
Timothy-sl.9 90.
Whisky-Sl.15
Pork-Cash, sls.971S; May, sls 3s1S.
IIard-Cash, S10,071s MAy, Sl0.l7L,
Shoulders SIS sQ9l0.uoi short clear.
80. .3Dl110 40.
Short Ribs-Cash. $685.; May, s9.s7lS.
Bntter--Creameries. a3@3ec; dairies.
2o@2sc.
lie; young Americas. Ii@ll13c.
Eyes 13o. &c.
Hides-Heavy and light green salted.
341{t941{c; salted bull, s3 gtc;green saItsd
hides, $40; dry calf, ss9asi deacons. aic
each. IS S.93
cake, $50
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LE COUNTY, soUTH DAKoT SATURDAY.
part Of the amount to hi. own

part of the amount to his own
use. 1t seems that in the
campaign two years ago the independ.
ents inserted q plank in their platform
to the effect that the county treasurer
should do the work of his office with
out the aid OF a deputy, and Mr.. Loken
was obliged to stand on that platform.
For nearly eight months he attempted
to manage the Office alone, the ac.
counts became mixed and could not be
out, and during this
time money was paid out without
receiving the proper vouchers. The
bondsmen have made ample provision
to meet the deficiency and the county
will lose nothing.
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Bishop 6rooks pied without ! VIM.

BosToN, Jan, 28.--It Is stated by
members Of his family that Bishoii
Brooks died without making any will
It is estimated that his real aud per
sonal property cannot fall far short 8,
$3.50, 0O0. "A successor to the late
Bishop Brooks will be appointed at tho
Massachusetts, diocesan convention.
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THE MARKETS.
Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY, Jan. 25.
Hogs-Light, s7.4o@755; mixed, $3.50
@7.65; heavy, S7.55 07.75
Cnttle-Steers, l,lOO to 1900 pounds,
g. ..544.3O; feeders, - 5O03.5 ); stockers,
s2.0OW3.l5; cows, common to good, 81. 90 %
100; yearlings, s1.75830O; bulls, Sl.a5.
9. so; veal calves, $3.50 l25
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d THE EGYPTIAN SITUATION.
John Bulls Peace OF Mind Disturbed By
War,ike Run,ors.

Warsike Runnors.
LONDON. Jan. a5.-The Egyptian Sit
uation is assuming q gravity which for
the time overwhelms in the public
mind all other issues, including even
Irish home rule. Lord Rosebesry haa
received telegraphic advices from Lore
Cramer to the effect that the khedive1
had intimated his intention to refer to
the Turkish sultan and to the treaty
powers the action of England in caus-
ing the dismissal of the Fakhri cabi-
net. Other aivices from Cairo state
that the natives are in more excited
condition than at any time before since
the outbreak under the leadership OF
Arab Pasha, while a con.idcrable
party of the moderate and intelligent
natives support the British position,
the multitude takes sides with the
khedive and against what they call in.
fidel fictation ~
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cutHjs Throat,

DIES MONIES, Jan. 25.-Albert Seller,
engine cleaner at the Rock Island
round house. cut his throat in his stable
ut 10 o'clock Tuesday, dying immed-
lately. He had had typhoid fever and
his mind was affected.
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South Omaha,

SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 25.
Hogs-Ltght, s7.45 9165; mixed. 81. As
@765: heavy, S75l@z7O.
Cattle-Stockers ana feeders, 5000
2.25; cows, s2.O $3.50; common, 75c sl.0J.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. %.
Cattle-Choice beevcs. So so ,95. %; stock
ers and feeders. $40 Go4.OO; cows and
bulls, 81. 6l94.09; Texans, S9.25@3.s5
Hogs-Heavy, s7.40@S.O0; mixed, S745
@IS5; light, 81 20S0765.
Sheep-Natives, 3.15@55o; westerns,
$360,9530; Texans, s3.259ISo !.