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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. March ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2SO0
shipme 1870 Market quiet; heavy eteers weak TO
lUc lower; light, steady; good to choice weak
TO 1Oc lower; O6s2c L. wer, feeders strong;
stockers steady. Eepre- entative sales: Dressed
beef and shipping steers s. 10 20 25 and heif-
ers ~ O0dJ Is; stoCkers and feeders IS OUg4 IS.
HOGS-Receipts 43O0, shipments ) o, Open-d dun
and weak closed strong TO SC igher representative
sales All grades IS T5s o.; bulk s. 655 81. SHEEP
-Receipts 1901 shipments $40. Steady. Muttons
3, 60, lambs s. 81,
ST. LOUIS. March 2.-CATTLE - Receipts 201o,
shipments 5000. EAAisr; Iar 10 coed native steers
% 09c4 IS. fed Texas steers IS 20S4 30. HOGN-Ke-
celpts alUO, shipments $50 Market shade lower.
Heavy u 70sS o.; mixed g. ic37 90; light 81 5C91 So
SHEEP ecripts 6OO. shipments same Strong
and unchanged,
CHICAGO March 2-CATTLE-ReCelpts l6,000.
shipments $500 Shade stronger Prime steers s. 50
o. 81 Others 81 as 60. Texans 81 I&4 30, ock-
ers 3 25gS S5, cows 50 b0CpI o. HOGS-keceipts
10 0; shipments 5000 Active and steady. Mixed and
paCkeTsf7 seas o5; heavy and butchers 8 IUees 30
light s. 25&1 90 SAkEP-Receipts l2OU, ship
ments ECO Steady. Muttons 81 50s5 IS, lambs
a 5U&6 30
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CRYSTALlZED ORANGE PEEL.
Old-Fashioned Dainty Once More Founc
In Candy stores.

O1d-Fashioned Dainty Once More Found
In Candy Stores
The old-fashioned crystalized orange
peel, homemade CONNECTION in which
our grandmothers delighted, is now to
be found at some OF the retail shops
The best oranges for the purpose are
the Mediterranean and sweet-rinded
Valencias. 1t would be a waste Of
time and material to attempt to crys-
talize the favorless Florida orange
peel.
Put the peel in cold water and set it
away for at least nine days. Then
scald it up in the water in which it has
been soaking. 1t must be kept, while
it is soaking, in cold place, but not
where it will freeze.
When it has been thoroughly soaked,
boil it till tender, strain it out of this
water, dry it with cloths and cut it in
TO long strips of uniform size.
Make a thick strip, in the proportion
of a pint of sugar to pint of water
When this strip has boiled ten min
utes put the peel in it and let it boil
down slowly until it begins to shrivel
and the strip is reduced to rather
soft candy. This can be ascertained by
testing the strip. When it forms
soft creamy ball between the fingers it
has cooked enough.
Drain the peel out. spread it on
creased papers, taking care that the
strips do not touch each other. When
they are thoroughly dried make them
into little sheaves, tying them around
the center with a narrow ribbon of
white satin or pale orange color They
look very pretty piled on low bonbon
dish.-N. i. Tribune
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AnetPathfes-

Mrs. Horace Greeley had strong an
tipathy to kid gloves, and never wore
them upon any occasion. One day she
met Margaret Fuller on the street, and
instead of greeting her with any usual
salutation, she touched Mar-aret's
hand with a shudder, exclaining:
Skin OF beast. Skin of a BEAST
Why, what do you mean?" asked
Margaret, in surprise What do you
wear??"
silk returned Mrs. Greeley; silk
always.' Margaret touched her hand
and sAuddered. saying: "Entrails Of q
worm. Entrails Of a worm"
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ST. oUIs. March Wheat. closed higher No
Cash I1jsc Mar, SIS, Agri tsSsc, MAY l1eG7lasc
Sa5sc March Sslsc Arm s9lI May sGlSc oats high
eer. Cash -bRc; May Saysc pa Pork higher, sls so
LAID sl2 5Nst y b. ye Sic hid Barley. no trad
n ca lower 81 81 Others unchanged,
WheaI-ke, eiptS. l. 0J0. shipments 1900. Corn
l., 1910 Il; shipments, lsT.UOy. Oats-ReceYts
1l,UUlf shipments ll,tUO.
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Her Inheritance.

Asker-Didn't your wife inherit some
thing from her mother?
Stuckley-Ees, a good deal.
Asker-What was the nature of It?
Stucllley Mostly temper. - Detroit
Free Press
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Hirer. PhIIo.ephize..

The way to check growing evil. &"
said Rivers, rs to go straight TO the
root of it."
Ans with his teeth firmly set he sd b
znitted his tenderest corn 70 the caresses
o. the opodist-Chicsgo Tribune.
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Kansas civ Grain and Prodncs.

hard, 6Z5e a6ll.c, No red Gi@6l3e Corn Aa1xc
higher. 40. 2nix -'.e s4c. 30 White sc. ats
-slOw. No mixed -A&2glpC, No white .0t@
SlS4c, Rye eady &C. Flax hrm 81 Sal 10; Bran
nrp. $40 81. fulter Gul. Creamery 2sG27Iec
dairy lG&lpc. Egg nrm. HleC.
y heat-Rec,ip s. 6AUU; shipments. $500 Corn
Receipts, 6OJy; shipments, aUVQ oatS-Receipts
R.0ul shipmenls zoo.
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The do1iehia Daily Eagle zrtaay gornig glarh g. 1888
SAYING NO.

Saying no TO myself is often
A thing that have to do.
No, when I'm cross or lazy;
No, when I'm tired and blue.
Mother and teacher tell me
The No that Is the most worth whiis
Is the one that is always greeted
With q ready and cheerful srilo.
] find that Yes Is ever
Waiting TO give me joy,
That they look as sorry as can be
When No is the word they employ.
II fellow Is not q coward,
II fellow IS not muff,
He will fird that self denial
Comes to him often enough.
And NO" to himself full often
Is q word he VIII have to say
In the days when study is hardest
And work is wiser than play.
-Harper's Young People.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

New York Produce and Money.
NEW YORK. March z
Conea-Spot Rio dull and nominal.
sugar-Re1ned quiet and STEADY, Standard A
tSsSl l5-l6c cut loaf 54@5 7-lGc. grannlated $50
i5-i6c.
CotUon-Quet. Spot Lie lower MiddlinE up
lends 10, mid-dling Orleans $50.
Money on call easy, closed offered at par
Prime paper 6 10 6I@ per cent
Exchange quiet and stedy. Sixty-daT bills
$50; demand 81 S7in
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&c er hushel; coin advanced over Ic; pork Soc lard
40C-all parently to the death OF anti-optiou
Traders howcd disposition operate more free
ly han for months, ana the mareet- were rousing
enough Tor pre~i en- iai iBaugurHt on. Nheat No
spr,ug. ash. 1tlV615l&, March sIAc May 775s@ 7SC
1oru 30. cash. 4Ilt March tIS@nA july +5c
Orts No. c.sn, 0&9SSlc, March ) S4I. May sac
Cssh So lOaIS n, May SIS IS. july So 20. Sho 4
ribs 81 42isalu IS. Sh uliegs e. 7Sa9 SIC. short
clear Slu i5Sl0 So. Sugar cut loaf - aoS4c gran
plated ssc STANDARD s.. Bltte SLOW. Creamery
lss2tc. dairy l9S25c. Eggs easier. Strictly fresh
~ axe.
". eat Receipts. lpS.OOe shipments, 64OOG Corn
-heceipts. lUUt; shipments, uIOG Outs-Re-
eeipts, lss,0JV: shipments. rs 00l
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wichita Mule Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Wichita BreadstuR Market.
Flour Best patent 81 g. second patent 81 60, e1-
fFaf fan
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He REDEEMED THE eUTTor.
Then lie LonEed 10 Kick Himself FOR
BsIBK Taken In.


Last Sunday" said the clsrgyuen %
his congregation, some ono put but
ton in tho collection bag. won't 11~n-
ton names I will merely azy that
only one individual in the congregation
could have done 80. and ! shall expect
the same member. after the service. ro
replace the button with q coin % the
realm.
After the service a wsIi-to-do hrt
close fsted individual sought an inter
view with the clergyman ia the vesirg
Ter, he began. hesitatinRsy. must
apologize. sir. FOR the-er- button inc-.
dent, which can assure yoa was quite
an accident ] happened ~ have the
button in mv wasstcoat pocket. So
gether with quarter. and took out iha
former By mistake However. Az,
here "a the quarter.
Thank you. ss.d the clergyman.
taking the quarter. and grATely hand
ing hin the Jatton.
"BT-thc-bve. ar. sad 10 close-s.,-
81 individual. y ran no. understan.i
how you should have known that -
vas J who-er-cogu itLed ths-sr--
ruuch-to-b~-r~grstied mistaks
Il didnt know. replied The clsrgy.
man
Didn't know, Bot yos 81 n. si-. thss
only one TndIvid 3aI "A ths congregation
could have done So
'Just 40 io1 So. ~. - - acarcsig
possible ina, two isdsv.6asis could hsTs
put one butsou 10 TIE BAG. = Il, nor7'
ASKED the clergyman. v5ta b.zEd
smile
TIE button cO2tE4bato- hRrT5rdiv
bace TIE elergymaa good der" aus
ye2rned 70 szscx hlacsslf '- Eozlsa Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03

Elegant reclining chair cars all trains, and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita 10 Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
north. south. east and west. and steamship tickets
sold TO all European points ut lowest rates City
ticket office 100 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues Telephone 1@
J. H PHILLIPS. Ticket Agent
fNo SEBASTIAN, g. I. q z. A, Chicago, III.
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TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF.
Notice For Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
IlnO

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
LARNED, Kan, Feb. %, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that John j Becker
has flied notice of intention to make final
proof before the clerk of the district court Of
Sedgwick county at his office in Wichita,
Kan. on Saturday. the 8th day of April, 1893,
on timber culture application No. 1,439, for the
lot of section No. 2S, in township No, rs S,
range No, tone) W. He names as witnesses
+. VI, Doffiemyre, all of Maize, Kan.
dSS Ct II. p. WoLCoTT Register.
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Local Grain ano Feed Market.

Wheat No. 2 CSC. Corn 3Oc. Oat- 25S2Gc. Balec
Ray SOS. Ground corn 65G7Jc. Corn and oats
mixed 55gs5c, Bran CSC.
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Wichita Horse Market.

Potatoes-Colorado 95Sl o.. Eggs I9c. Butter
irst creamery 29c. second creamery 2ic, Other
frra1 aE Nc
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PHYSICIANS.
DR. Il. EMMA COBB.

Females and Chdrens diseases a specially
On Tor Hdies during confinement strictly pri-
vac When 80 desired. also permanent homes pro
'lded lor children when desired. Letters OF inQll-
''lhdtiila, and Gswered promptly Home ii
.... Avenue " iCh!ts. Kansas
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BALTINoRE March 2-CoTes dull. Rio No. :
islSc
NEw orLEANs March 2-Coton quiet. Good
niddlilS9 l5loc, low middliaG IL Ice good ordi-
harry 5-l6c.
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MUSIC.
Mozart School of Music
Rooms Is, l.. % Biting Block.
Ms. D. Hays. Pgip-, and reacbec Of
Piano and Theory


Teachers course in the practical app eaten o.
the Mason system as taught BY Dr.. ftlu- Nt,-1u
au hot o. the MASON system aid Z. Il. BowTuaa,
director OF music at NasSar.
Harmony by CORES ponG ence
Mss Ida Sperry director OF Guitar AID Mandolin
department.
Miss Mary Eudora hall. whis,ling Department.
iI-I
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.

WICHITA AND WESTERN.
ARRIVE FROM WEST.
mo. 416 Mullinville and Kingman
express ....:.,.,..........,..... 10 30 a m
mo. 40, Pratt and Kingman accom-
mediation. ...............-. IL 80 a m
DEPART WEST.
mo. AS, Kingman and Mullinville
express: .:.............. .............. 25 m
+No. 49,, Kingman and Pratt accom-
mediation ........................ 30 a M
Union ticket Office, corner Main and First
streets. Union passenger station corner Of
Douglas and Fifth avenues.
w. d. MURDOCH, d. ?. a,
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The quotations mere presented are 10 give 'he
native shipping steers. good 10 extra as ZSS' q"
t.ood IN q rtra native butcher steel =, l0UJG
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TRAINS.
TRAIN

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. 2 Colorado Springs.
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily..............
No. 2 Kansas City st, Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mail and eX. dniIy........
No. 4 Kansas City st Louis
and Chicago night ex.
unity ............... E. ....-
No. b ACCOMMODATION,
daily. except Sunday.
GOING SOUTH.
No. :kansSsa City st. Louis
and Chicago ex, daily, 800.
No. | Kansas City 81, Louis
and Chicago through mail
and eX. daily...............
No. d Accommodations daily
except Sunday 80. 49,.
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Eagle
FINANCEkND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past -
Hours Were: Cattle, Ill; Hogs 800
sbinments: Cattle, las: Hogs, none.
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Or. BENNETT.

laCures u lies
tu u q, lissure and
al iSeases of TIE
rectum wit h o II t
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
> Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
TO be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private DiSeas.
eS in both sexes
quickly and radical
..
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Oday:
SHEEP.

The following are the reDresentatIv. sales of hogs
sl,a I'D TOD
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--Oae az tas }ests % the PariizrasnI
H01se Is sald 70 have okserse5 80 tie O..
casion q Judze De4s' Profs5fs1a 20 -
hi-h 57noT q .cns2a-l4S.1. The oasea
may sn.<s Gsargs De<s Knight. bat "a
one szii srw- make MN q Fsst.enaAu
feas VA cute aose. hyrssver - BOD
his 0so, and be pguisbs1 the va.
wien tary eause ~ make tAsI na-fea
speeches before hln Pr.sa1er a. ths
hzr. es oaee@sazd 70 - anfo-tanzts
wretch On whose behalf al infaas sslzo.
ea.s bad aeen te<oiT aTgszy ''cEt1asSt-
ing circumstance. everything thzs
yoar counsei has sAid IN niilyatlon. Z
eonsilsr - - - azgraTztioa - Tous
c1c-se
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LOST MANHOOD
and vigor quickly re-

cured by INDAPO. the great HinGoo Remedy. Sold
with written Sample sent free Address
Oriental Medical Co.. IS Plymouth Place, Chicago, Ill
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CCLUM N
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

rhe following rates und.r tie direreHt beading
viii be charged.
~ Payable Strictly in Advance.
Nc Advertisements takes for less :hsn 10 cents
One line advertisements charged same rate a.
ulcs-
no ADyERTIsEliENTs TAKEN TO RUN w
I'll FORBIDDEN"
Prices given under clss~1 ed heads IN this coluiu
applicable only % local advertisements No forelgt
adv artiSesaents taken At prices given.
Answers 70 advertisements sent II cars Of n,
EAGLE oftice should De called for within n CAV,
after insertion. When advertisers wish replys fot
warded 10 them sInped envelopes mrs. b. sent
Reference 70 former advertiser ents should civ
description and date 81 insertion or copy Of "a.
vertiseu zent should be sent.
Not responsible fer advertisements given els
continued by telephone
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WICHITA, March 2.
Cattle were steady with light sales NO
change in Yesterdays prices.
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Hogs remained steady but tops only
brought $7.45 the quality not being so
good as yesterdays offerings.
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PERSONAL.

Under this head q Per line uerasy
nR De HARDIls PENHNHoTAL PILLS
IL the only genuine rehnyyoyai pills made 4.
Ctuggisis. u b. il4ll. o. Drl,r 80 s oItA gh ~
PhliA -. d1s ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without The use Of dangerous drugs
Female Ailments in all forms, a Leu
corrhoes, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. n speciality.
Moles and Facial Blemishes removed
Indolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in ali cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vitsd.
Offioe open from o'clock a. m, until
O'Clock p. NJ, Sunday until 100 O'clock p
m Cab at Office over Woodman's bank
Dr.. j. E. BENNETT.
143 N. Main St, Wichita, rs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-03
and singing the faces Of the hurryinr

~11|~ Ettr -s7I7 =
people.
Robin opened the door and called
through the dark entry: Mother,
mother Then, turning 10 ask jack
20 come in. he saw a mitten lying on
the bag he had dropped on the door
step, and down the street, through the
ever faster falling snow, vanishing
fur cap and great coat
Back on the wind came brolSeuly. II
the same merry whistle:
II -he bar.
kin wz--.
And hide DIR
wing. - thtnE
Agnes Godfrey Gray. IN Christian
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales OF cat
Heat the yards today
sTocKEss AND FEEDERS

l.............. go 3 % I2............. 426 2 70
MIXED.
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Agnes Godfrey Gray. in Christian
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7DlD 10 LuAN ~ GOOD toLiAi -
- OOo erai endorsed short time PAPER
a, ataoGIts fIem 80 up international Lean shd
ATGa- Lo- IL ". Lew -, president, oecEalgk hssh
= -
LUhAI1UHE LOANS. CA1ILE loAGS-ION-
Il - iOaLed oH HiB.gst even tl4gg ~ q, h. iii4-
an, S',' LoIsS} Lui.uluE. ,ul4et .isi @Ed iai-
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\NrANTED-sO8E GOOD FAMILY TuTAEE 4
W gifi baby. sevcrri ~euss Uld, 70 nzlss tait 80
III Ida ave. " icL}ta, Ran az e.
(lfANIsD-LADI. To K.uw THEY cas-
w get the celebrated n3Fs Branch ~ f93 fazi
Central ave- vg ~ -oJLh V44ef- f4sah re lcia-
Just received hrs AoaaHs, Agent. 81 -
IXTASJEU-sLT HEAVY HAR&E,s. Also
w heavy one horse wagon Low ga 81, vita rs
without springs Aaarsss ! 4. Ksl- Ca -satsF.
Hat. az -
IlFAsTEU-A HORSE ASD EUG8Y DUEIsg
W sumner mouths Tor IL Gresi. , rst sass
AID EsOs4sI-ts sss. Address r. o.. tH.s enl1s-
-
XIrAsTED-TBO LAUIl-s OH GEsTiEsfT---
w SALARY e - I'er Gay csH - Last Dglsias
room = sgir
NN-ASTEU- TO YIyDTH ADDEEes ~ 81. D.
w hamilton. Address VITA lafCI izstiaD. 5a-se bal.
BaAt. A4l-4-ss, B. Ter. 80 Ia
I{FA.Ika- WALL PAFfE CLE-SIN9 4
w speciality no carua-- ~ Csofs. lTy iFlE &C.,
4 : Rooney ssv~d IS isat 70 g.tlHE ~. wee
80 : " --'4-s..e- @'-- 1sF
u ANJED-A -f.t - TfsStk'- Tyyi.- AU-
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N-ASIED-A GOOD FEl-sH XILCH,0w e.
~ Aeg5 10 pa tbs HAvI,.S Ut : -
w "a srE.f ffy faT $50 srEf ~ .s-f rzF.r
81 ifb e. ksa4sa1 s.ssI te1sts a4-a i-sa,A. q s-c .
-a1lu D. eF-F 90 s. HsEsff st a-s@F
" AS1ED-5OU 80 sEE cts SoHAso FgH
w Sll -ia-= ED 3ss.t' -eiftek raE. p -
w ..SfEB-1s g 0@- - HAE o. 1AL sack
w A-4gers hez ~ b acal.s 1sE
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-14
Pugilism Doomed.

New ORLEANS, March 13.-Pugilism
is done for in New Orleans, Fitzim-
mons will not get his $37, 800. He will
get $l5, 900 or $2o, 900 in cash. all that is
available, and good paper for the..balance.
There will be no more contests in the
Crescent Club ring, and perhaps no more
in that of the Olympic Club, though the
Bowen-Burke match is scheduled for the
first week in April. The clubs will go
at general athletics and rowing, and die
unless their social sides are strong
enough to bear the financial loss of such
shows, which have long ago ceased to
pay in richer towns than New Orleans.
The women of the city are organizing an
anti-pugilistic league as they did an
anti-lottery league, and the leading
papers editorially denounce the contests.
The next legislature does not meet un-
til May, 1898, and the city authorities
are with the clubs, both Presidents Noel
and Dickson being members of the city
council; but the best opinions are that
neither club will fly in the face of public
opinion, and that pugilism in New Or
leans is done.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-14
PARIS AGAIN EXCITED
Developments in the Panama Canal
Scandal.
WASHED UP BY THE WAVES
A Life~Saving PatrOlman at Long
Branch Finds a Pocketbook
Containing $4,000.

PARIS, March 13.-The approaches to
the Palais de Justice were thronged to
day by excited crowds. There has not
been such excitement since the begin
ming of the Panama scandal. The
crowd is composed TO all classes, from the
militant socialist to the wealthy mer-
chant and fnancier. There was an
ominous murmur of angry talk, and a
menacing frown on hefaces of the lower
classes in the throng that reminded one
of the days preceding the commune.
The courtroom was thronged with as
many as could obtain admittance. The
prisoners seemed themselves revived by
the new interest which their cases had
awakened. Some thought the features
of Charles de Lesseps bore a book of
triumph, while even Baihut looked less
crushed than at any time previous since
his pitiful confession. The chamber of
deputies was crowded with members and
spectators in expectation of division
that would result in the cabinet crisis,
but owing to the fact that Bourgeois,
late minister of justice, had been sum-
moned to give testimony in the. trial of
Charles de Lesseps and his fellow de-
PENDANTS, the debate on Panama matters
was postponed.
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washed up by the waves.

LONG BRANCH, N. J., March 13.-It
was reported here last night that Joel r.
Wooley, patrolman attached to life
saving station No. 4, between Long
Branch and Asbury Park, had fonnd a
pocketbook on the beach containing
$45, 900. According to the story, he was
patrolling the beach on his regular tour
of duty early Friday morning when an
unusually heavy wave swept far up on
the sand. As the great wave receded,
Wooley saw something black rolling
over and over with the shifting sand.
He picked it up and found it to be an
old and fat leather wallet; opening it,
he discovered roll of. bills which made
his eyes bulge out. The money WAS
principally in 500 and $50 bills, although
there were some of smaller denomina-
tions. In commenting on his alleged
good fortune, people recall the peculiar
actions of Harry Tyrell, the variety
actor, who owned house in Asbury
Park and lived there last summer before
his mind gave way and he was taken to
Bloomingdale asylum, New York, hope
lessly demented. Tyrell was known to
have great deal of money in his pos
session, which mysteriously disappeared.
He was caught one day bnrying roll of
bills in the ground near his home, and
seemed to have a mania for secreting
money in that way. It was believed
that he buried large sums of money OF
which no trace could ever be found.
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Small Notes for Gold.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The treas.
ury department continues to receive
offers of gold from the west in exchange
for small notes, for which there is at
present an increasing demand. Several
offers had to be temporarily declined, as
it was found the gold was all light
weight, and until those who offered it
made up the deficiency in weight the
government could not accept it. In this
connection it is interesting to note that
the government requires absolute accu-
racy before it viii receipt for light
weight coin.
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4 chastity Discovsrx.

AB1oU1u, N. M, March ia party
prospecting in the old Spanish copper
canyon came upon the skeletons of 43
soldiers in DEVILS gulch. A company
has been missing from Fort Mary ever
since the Apache raid on Espanola,
September o., 1879. 1t was supposed
they were slaughtered by Indians, not
one ever having returned. 1t seems,
however, that all had died from drink
ing from poisonous springs, where the
skeletons had lain bleaching ever since.
The skeletons of some were still en-
cased in uniforms, and the guns were
stacked as they left them. A lot of am
munition and the skeletons of 45 horses
constituted the CHASTITY discovery.