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kacSaa Cifv Grain Market.

KANSAS CITY. Sept 5. Outside grain mark
cts were all closed to-day, but there
was more business done on change here
than on any other dav in months Re-
ceip.s of wheat were 49, cars an extraordi
nary number TO come chiefg from q state
which is supposed to have had almost a crop
failure. The receipts for nearly month are
much larger than might be expected il Kansas
raised no more than Z2,OO0.0U bushels There
IS a good deal Of " heat coming from Oklahoma
and Nebraska
The ground is TOO dry for blowing in nearly
every winter wheat state, and in the central
west the drought has undoubtedly cut down the
corn crop II is the opinion that the dry
weather can hardly fail to help prices Of wheat
if il continues any longer
Car lots of wheat were in active demand to-
day and despite the vcry large receipts prices
were only &c lover. Oae round lot OF 1900
bushels No. hard out of store sold, on an
order, At 55c river.
Receipts to-day we're 20, cars: year ago 70l
cars.
Prices were quoted as follows No. hard
wheat sic: No hard wheat 49G5Jc;
No hard wheat, az &c, rejected hard wheat
40aAc No red wheat. SIC. No. red
wheat. - Isle; No. red wheat, id1iSc
Corn was rather weak and at the close.
prices were &c lower. though corn with good
billing did not decline.
Receipts OF corn TO day. lib cars; year ago
l76 cars
No mixed corn sold at 2o1s0c No mixed.
29929nc: No 4 mixed, 2Sc: grade. &c: No.
white, 29I0Sc; No white. 2SG29lc; No
white, &c. Shippers paid S5GS35;.c Mississippi
river and SIC Memphis for No corn and $50
3Ac river and SIC Memphis for No. white
CORE
Receipts of oats are increasing and all except
the best were very hard to sell day.
Receipts OF oats to-day, j cars; a year ago
q cars.
Cash prices: No. mixed 2102Ic; choice
heavy, 214c premium No. !, Is1l9c; No 1 10
GiSc; No white. 2:Gs2sc No 8 white, "a
Q25c
Hay-Receipts. g. cars: marke: weak Tim
othy, choice. a50: No ]. s. olS %: low grades
@U9650 fancy prairie, S56;0l6Oo good to
choice. sa0o05.50 common. saOOGl5l
Kansas city Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Sept Eggs-Fair receipts:
accumula'ins weak; strictly fresh. candled.
lie Bu;ter-Receipts lighter, firm; cream
cry, fancy separator. 2lc: fair to choice
1S9Tc; dairy, fancy. i61lsc; fresh grass
fancy, lS1l'c: packing. in demand firm,
l21sc Poultry-Eeayy receipts: active;
ROSTERS. l5c each: hens. &c; springs steady,
&c per ID Turkeys-Lgnt receipts: steady,
TIC per ID Ducks Weak &c: spring 63sc
per ID Geese Dull 595c per lh Pigeons
Not wanted. I've per doz Green Fruits
Apples, large receipts, quiet, weak; com
mon, sIW -: Ia; choice sl25 per bu;
GVSa ~ per Dbl, as to kind and quality
Peaches. dull; common. sG SC; good, scarce.
nrm 50G6oc per Is bu box; fancy. s5c: g. 7c0
20 per basket crate Watermelons, 75c6lSl g.
per doz Muskmelons plentiful dull; small s0
asS ehoice. O050c per doz Grapes. fair sun
ply, sctdvs. hrmer; s,l9sHc per ID Vegetables
-Caooege home grown. firm. SOC per cwr:
smau l00lSe; large. Sc per dog Potatoea
n ,.1 s0Oc Per bu Tomatoes. market glutted;
noSe pr ba Corn. pasatful so7c
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Suicide of . Probate Judge.

BURLINGTON, Kan, Sept 2.-William
H. Bear, of this city, committed suicide
yesterday by taking a large dose of
laudanum. During the past twenty
years Mr.. Bear had been six times
elected and once appointed register of
deeds and three times elected probate
Judge of this, Coffey, county. He leaves
a wife and one child
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MARKET REPORTS.
Kansas CITY Live stock.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 5-Cattle-Receipts.
since Saturday, 7,S)5; calves, sol: shipped Sat
1rday. aS!,22: calves, 90 The market was quiet;
steers 100 lower cows, feeders, bulls and calves
steady; Texas steers dull and 10 to lie lower:
calves steady. The following are representa-
tive sales:
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Reports from the camp of the Dalton
gang say that Bill Dalton and two
others of those who were in the fight
1t Ingalls, are fatally wounded
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Jerome Bonapares died at his sum-
msr home, Prides Crossing, HasA
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Hogs-Receipts since Saturday, 1914: ship
ped Saturda- ISIS The general market was
quiet and about steady. The following are
representative SulpS.
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IN THE SENATE.
The 0uarantin ne Bili Passcd-Argumcni
On the Anti.Option Measure.

The 0uaranti ne Biii Passed-Argumcnt
On the Anti-Option Measure.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-ln the senate
this morning the quarantine bill was
taken up. Whites amendment that all
provisions OF the act shall expire Jan. I,
1886. was rejected. The bill was then re-
ported to the senate from the committee
Of the whole aud all amendments con.
CURED in. Further amendments. offered
by Gray and Villas, werc rejected. Palmer
Of Illinois moved that the seventh section
be changed by the striking out of the
words ''suspend immigration" and in
seriing the words, 'prohibit in whole or In
part of introduction OF persons and prop
erty." This was agreed to without division
and the section as amended agreed 10.
The bill then passed without discussion.
Chandler of New Hampshire said he
would allow a special order as to the bill
prohibiting immigration one year To lapse,
but bring il up at an early day. The anti
option bill was then taken up and Villas
read the second part Of his argument
against the passage Of the bill. He de-
clarcd IL was an attempted violation Of
the constitution and an encroachment ON
the right Of the states and ON the interests
Of the people. At the close OF Villas
speech q vote was taken ON the amend
ment offered by White of louisiana to
strike out the last proviso 70 section .. No
quorum was present aud the senate ad.
journcd.
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Murti.red In I.ouisiana.

New ORLEANS. Jan. i0.-John G.. Chaf-
fec. a leading merchant Of this city and q
planter, was shot and probably fatally
wounded last night in the parish OF ST.
John. about - miles above this city. Tho
shooting is shrou,lcd in mystery. A negro
said that o crowd of men had gone out
last night to do up some party in 81. John
and ChafYce was shot by mistake. Affairs
in the country parishes tributary to New
Orleans are in an unsettled condition,
and the killing may have resulted from
this cause. The Chafrec family is one of
the most prominent in the city and state.
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TO The CONSTITUTION
kResolutlon That Proposes an Import.
ant Amendment
THE PRESIDENTIAL TERM
Inauguration OF the Chief Ex-
ecutive to Be Held on
April 80. instead OF
March =.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-The house to-
day in conformity with resolution from
the committee on rules, proceeded to the
consideration OF the Craig JOINT resolution
proposing an amendment to tho constitu-
ton substituting the 3lst Of December for
the 4th of March as the commencement
Of officials terms of members of tho house
Of representatives and United States sem
ators, and providing that congress shall
hold an annual meeting the second Mon
day in January, and substituting the 30th
of April for the 4th day Of March as the
date OF commencement and limiting the
terms Of president and vico president.
Chapman of Michigan and Craig advo-
Gated the measure, and Taylor Of Ohio,
republican, Hooker of Mississippi,
democrat, and Cochran Of New York. dem
ocrat, opposed IL. In his speech Cochran
said: "hy the proposal. instead Of having
well ordered and well regulated method,
which settled more than one question Of
presidential succession which has given
to the country from the day of it's founda-
tion long line of rulers whose authority
was never questioned by any department
OF the government, you are going To open
wide the breach in the constitutional sys-
tenn through which disputes of every
character may enter; disputes which may
cast doubt for years upon the title OF
president and even array the people OF
the country into hostile camps
warning against each other to settle by
arms the question which there will bc no
tribunal to settle 10y peaceful methods. !
believe no reason can bc advanced in
favor Of this proposition beyond tho
prompting toward fanciful experiments Is
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LEECH SEATED
TwoPopulists Vote With
the Republicans.
BALLOT FOR SENATOR
Clark Leads The Democratic Candi.
dates.
DAVIDSON DENIED A PAIR
The Republicans Solid for Sanders
-Muiviiie the Choice OF the
Populists-An Ex-
citing Day.
BALLOT FOR SENATOR
DAVIDSON DENIED A PAIR
Special pispatch TO the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA, Jan. 10.-At II O'Clock this
morning the senate took its first ballot for
United States senator. The republicans
voted solidly for Sanders. while the demo-
Gratis scattered. There were no nominat-
ing speeches. The result of the ballot
was:
For Dixon-Eggleston and Mats.
For Maginnis-Gibson.
For Hauser-hoffman.
For Clark-Buforsl, Cardwell, Cullen aud
McDermott.
For Sanders Baylies. Brown, Folsom,
Goddard, Hatch and Swift.
Paired-Steelc and Power.
Stecle's pair with Power expired yester-
day, but a telegram was received this
morning from Power, stating that his
train was three hours late and asking that
his pair be continued. DIR. Steele was
present and said that, as n matter of
courtesy, hc would extend the pair over
to-day, but he thought that the republic
ans were asking great deal from him,
when they persisted In refusing to ar
range q pair with n democratic member
of the lower house, who was seriously i'll.
Some of the republican senators hung
their heads at this thrust.
Mats presented his bill for the creation
Of a state university to be located by the
state board Of education within three
miles of the city Of Missoula. Tho lieu-
tenant governor said that the bill would
be referred to the committee on educa-
ton. Mats said that il had been tho
custom of the senate to refer bills of this
character 10 the committee on public
buildings. and he made a motion to that
effect. Gibson contendcd that the bill
should go to the committee on education.
A vote was taken without division and the
chair declarsA- Akas>s,-a SUs9 TIE
bill accordingly went to tho education
committee, which is composed of Gibson,
Matts and Goddard. Bayiies introduced
q bill 10 repeal the estray law.
Tho senate went into executive session
to consider n communication from the
governor. After the executive session had
dissolved IL was learned that the governor
had sent In the appointment of Charles s.
Shoemaker of Silver Bow to be mining in.
spector, and John L. Gilbert of Beaver
head TO be deputy mining inspector, and
that the senate had confirmed these ap.
pointmcnts.
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health, the president shall have power
to prohibit in whole or in part the intro
duction OF persons and property from such
countries or places rs he shall designate
and for such q period Of time as he may
deem necessary"
An appropriation Of si.0Oo.OO might en-
able President Harrison to carry this act
into effect. Compensation is to be made
for quarantine buildings and property re-
ccivcd from the states or municipalities.
Tho act Of March 3, 1879, establishing .
national board of health, is repealed.
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THE VOTE OF THE HOUSE.
How the Representatives Cast Their
Ballots for senator.

How the Representatives Cast Their
Ballots for senator.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
HELENA. Jan. 1O.-The vote for United
States senator In the house resulted as
follows: Sanders, 25; Clark, u; Dixon, g.;
Hauser. 5; Mulville, 3; Maginnis, 1; Rob
ert Smith, L; as follows:
-Eor Sanders: Annear. Babcock, Henson,
Charles II. Bray, Burrell. Burns, CarpSh-
tor. Coder. r.Flemming, ,Goodell, ,Graves, HUFF
man, Jcffers, Lawrence. Lewis, Jockey,
Losce, Mckay, Metzcl, Monteath, Rose,
SWEET. Tallant, VanClere and Winters.
For Clark: Ash, Butler. Fitschen, Kill
gallon, Lockhart, Loguc, McDonel, Mar
tin. Sappington, Scharnikow, Truman and
Wilson.
For Dixon: Bonner, Burke, Fitzgerald.
German, Ward and walkup.
For hauser: Bach, Loring, Smallcy,
Tierney. and wahle.
For Maginnis: Murphy.
For Robert Smith: Dudley.
For Mulville: A. y. Bray, ID. w.
Beecher and Mathews.
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IN THE HOUSE.
Bills introduced During tho Morning
Session.

Bills introduced During the Morning
Session.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 10.-The house met at 10
o. m. to-day. Jockey, Bray and Scharni.
kow were appointed a committee on seat
ing the house. A recess was taken and
members were formally assigned to desks.
The following notices Of bills were read:
BY Butler. q bill creating the county OF
Flathead and defining its boundaries: by
Gootlell, regarding stock killing on the
range and providing punishment for the
same; by SWEET. q bill regulating the hours
of labor OF stationary engineers; by SWEET,
a bill concerning private armed forces In
the state: this bill relates to Pinkerton.
ism: by Carpenter, q bill regarding the
official acts OF notaries public: by Bach,
q bill concerning assignments for tho
benefit Of creditors; by Lewis. a bill creat-
ing Valley county and defining it's
boundaries; by Lockhart. bill providing
for tho location Of the insane asylum; by
Flcmming, bill creating the Eleventh
judicial district. including Madison and
Beaverliead counties. The house resolved
Ia meet in joint session with the senate
Wednesday, at Il m.
Kilgailon's bill number one, entitled
San act to appoint special deputy mar
shals," was passed to it's second reading.
A communication was read from the
governor. directing the attention of the
house to the Vermont statute concerning
pnuper immigration. An announcement
was made of bills introduced in the SEN
ate. The house then went into commit
tee OF the whole on rules. Other :rnma-
terial amendments were offered and the
committee rose and reported and was dis
charged. Further action will be taken.
An invitation from the Helena public
library was extended to all members. The
house adjourned to 9 p. m.
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W. BorRKH COCHRAN.
IpAHo'S LAWMAKERS.


Hills introduced On the Lower Hsuss
Yesterday.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
BOISE. Idaho. Jan. i0.-No business OF
Importance was transacted to-day by the
senate. In the house McCarty of Custer
introduced bill providing that mort
cages, deeds OF trust, contracts or other
obligations by which debts arc secured
shall. for the purposes Of assessment and
taxation, he treated as an interest In the
property affected thereby. except ~ TO
railroads and other quasi-public cofpors-
tions. in case of debt so secured, and shall
tc assessed and taxed TO the holders
thereof. Suydam of Lemhi introduced
bill providing that the governor appoint .
commission Of three persons. vcrsed In
law. who shall revise and codify the GEN
eral laws Of Idaho. and $4,000 10 to b ap-
propriated for that purpose. Stephens In.
troduced bill providing that county war.
rants shall be legal tender for county
taxes. McCarter of Logan introduced .
bill providing that for Q period Of dve
years Il shall he unlawful to take or kill In
this state moose. elk. mountain Roats and
mountain sheep. and for period OF three
years IL shall be unlawful to sell In this
state either deer or antelope.
Worlds Fair Commissioner Wells made
his report before . Joint session Of the
senate and house this evening, showing
what he had accomplished and intended
to do. and asked the legislature to make
further appropriations TO carry on tho
work.
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the vote Tor senator. Tho d0moczose on
Joint hallot now stand IS and the republi'
cans 30, including Davidson and counting
Beccher with the democrats, they have IS,
with Davidson out and in tho continGencv
OF the populists uniting with the republi'
cans, the latter will have one majority on
Joint ballot. With Davidson out and
Beecher voting with tho democrats and
Bray and Mathews with the rcpublicaus,
the vote would bo q tie.
When the house WAS called to order
Bach asked for pair for Davidson. eay.
ing that Sanders has pair In the United
States senate, that he may prepare his
fences here. Monteath said that the re-
publican side Of tho house 10 now su6er-
ing from the injustice Of the democrats
being In q minority, and this should
be rightcd before q pair was granted. Tho
ballot for senator Was then taken. Fiem.
ming moved that tho oath DO admins.
tered TO Eugene Lecch. Bach moved to
adjourn. Lost by . vote Of q to u. Bach
made an address arraiGning tho auditor
and demanded that Hamilton should no
seated pending the investigation Of the
case. II do not speak In defense OF tho
canvassing board. My voice has always
been heard in condemnation OF their
action, but we, as judges, have no right to
any knowledge Of facts. The auditor bad
no authority to refuse to enroll Hamil-
tons name. Justice Dewitt condemns
the act Of the auditor and says that he had
no authority TO administer the oath. Ham
ilton had the de Sacto and de jure right.
We have no knowledge of any mandamus.
He who holds the first certificate has the
primd Cdcis right. No man eau be de-
prived Of this right by any court in which
he is not q party. My hope Is that the
senator from this state shall have no taint
upon his title. ! hope that no democrat
shall he taunted as our junior senator was
by wolcott. Here the speaker called the
member to ortler.) Hamilton is prepared
to prove bribery and that i'm high
places. ] make an appeal to fair
ness" Bray In explanation Of his
vote on adjournment said, II
am with those who are hero TO work and
not delay public business. Tho question
now before us should be now determined.
The canvassing board exceeded its powers
and our duty is to set them right. We
should primarily seat the member elected
on the face of the returns. IL Leech was
elected by bribery prove it, and unscat
him." Bach moved call of tho house.
The roll call showed no members absent
without leave. On the previous question
Leech was seated by q vote Of q to 26.
The house adjourned TO ~ a. m. to-
morrow.
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ALL SOLID FOR MURPHY
New York Democrats Select 4 Suc-
cessof to Senator Hiscock.
THERE IS NO OPPOSITION
Bourke Cochran Declines to Be Q
Candidate Before the New
York LeRlsiature-The
Vote In Caucus.

Albany, Y. v. Jan. i0.-The assembly
chamber was filed with democrats OF high
and low degree from all quarters Of tho
state tonight. whom the democratic mem-
bers OF the senate and assembly met In
joint caucus to fix upon . candidate to
succeed United States Senator Frank His
cock. All democratic senators and A.
semblymen were present with ono oxcep-
ton. Senator Canton arose and congrAf-
ulated the members on being In . position
to elect n democratic senator. He for.
nially presented the name Of Hon. Ed
ward Murphy, ir., Of Troy for senatorial
nomination. AT the mention Of Murphy's
name the large audience began clappine,
but this soon gave way to cheering. which
was kept up for several minutes.
Assemblyman William NJ. keenan, Of
tho First Rensselaer, district seconded the
nomination in a speech eulocistic Of the
candidate. Leader Quiglcy of BROOKLYN
said since Edward Murphy. jr.. was tho
only choice Of the unterrined and intrepid
democracy. with great pleasure he sec
onded the nomination. senator McC1sl-
land then made . protest. He said In
this day and generation tho democratic
party has greater interests at stake than
the spoils Of Office. II stands for principle
and was committed to specific reforms In
the interests Of tho people. He thsn
stated that he would cast his vote for Hon.
Bourke Cochran, "who. I believe. 10 the
choice Of seven-tenths OF the democracy
of New York." concluded he.
Senator Brown seconded Cockrsn's
nomination in q speech. Several other
speakers followed, and then Senator Cam
| ton read the following telegram, dated
Washington. Jan. 10:
n my name II mentioned In caucus. beg you
| 90 say am not a candidate for the once OF
| senator. and nobody has authority TO present
my name.
| W. BorRKE COCHRAN.
Ballotting was commenced. the ssna-
toriai roll call showing all senators voted
for Murphy except two. who voted foe
Cochran. On roll call Of the assembly all
but threo voted for Murphy. The total
number OF votes cast was 70, OF which Ed
ward Murphy. jr., received IS and Bourke
Cochran 5. The vote was read and ths
chair announced the nomination of Mr..
Murphy. Senator Brown Immediately
moved that the caucus adjourn, which
was ordered without making the nomina'
ton Of Murphy unanimous.
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TO-DAY is the second day
of the great annual Southern
Poultry and Pigeon Show opened
at Charleston, S. c.
This is the largest poultry
show in America and will con-
tinue four days. The premiums
aggregate a large amount. H.A.
Bridge Of Columbus. Ohio, is
manager of the poultry, and
DR.. Thomas w. Tuggle Of CO.
lumbus. Ga. of the pigeon de-
partment. The railroads have
granted special fares.
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Two Noted skaters.

MISSEAPoLis, Minn., Jan. lO.-The vicc
president Of the Asbjornson Normannia
skating club called mt the .Jowna office
this evening and deposited with the sport.
ing editor certified check for 81 .OoO as
guarantee Of the clubs good faith in
challenging Joseph Donohue to series
of three skating races on behalf of Adolph
Norseng. of Hamar. Noryay, the races to
be one. three and five miles. and To occur
on the rink of the Normannia skating club
in Minneapolis during the early part Of
February.
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A Dtouulp txplosle,l ,

BRUSSELS. Jan. io.-A bomb exploded
this morning In front Of the Catholic club
at Seraing. wrccking the building. No
one was hurt. II is supposed the expio-
sion is In some way connected with tho
coal miners strike In Weston. Germany.
The Belgian miners paid no attention TO
the appeal of the German miners to
strike In sympathy with them.
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NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Plan OF the Proposed Great Pan-Ameri-
can Railway.

wAsBisCToN. Jan. io.-The interconti-
mental railway commission had prepared
n fac similc IN miniature of the Central
and South America. To show the surveys
Of the proposed railway intended TO unite
the systems Of North and South America.
Il is about % feet long and will be sent to
the worlds fair as part of the govern
meni's exhibit. At the last meeting of tho
members Of the commission, the work OF
the surveying parties was reviewed and
found in satisfactory condition. The
international commission will ask con-
gross for an appropriation Of sj0y0OO to fin
ish Office work Of the survey aud publish
the results.
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Trying for % Jury.

CHEYENNE, Jan. 1870 far over 200
talesmen have been called in the effort to
get jury to try the cattlemen for the
raid against the rustlers last spring, and
only one las been accepted so far. Al
this rate II will take over 5000 talesmcn la
get Il men. and there are only 900 in the
county. II n jur, cannot he got the de-
PENDANTS will bc dismissed.
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LITTLE NELLIE MAY.
She Lugs Beer as the City Brsvsry asA
Gi.hes for Chumps.

Fishes for Chumps.
BUTTE, Jan. i0.-A man giving his name
as Oliver Boyd is the first victim Of ths
year Of the lures and wiles Of the 'lady
waiter" II is the same old story with
variation In the way Of names and place.
Boyd says that he and friend visited
tho City Brewery saloon In East
Park street to night, and went into Q
box with one OF the girls. When he was
ready to leave he found that his pocket
had been picked of $50. He stayed in the
went i'm search OF an officer. Chief Gray
was found. who arrested the girl and also
placed the man in custody to insure his
appearance. The woman gave her name
as Nellie May. and Was released on cash
bond furnished by her employer.