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lat squash $50 P ten: Cabbage. Sc@s5c p ctl;
PeeG GsFr9s 45@50e Tqraips Zoe; Beets, 75c;
FhONISIONS-Hams Bacon aud Lard are all
quiet bat prices show further decline. Bacon
IL zt2Q !319 Tor heavy and medium l4dI5c for Ight
and l6Tl7c z Dior extra light; Eastern Sugar-cured
Hams, l69 61ae q 10; California Hams, Ice; Lard,
terces Eastern all kinds. 121m@l4e; pals l5c
10; California, tierces, lS1@c: haf-bbis lac:
40-D tlns, 141sc; do. 5-Gb 15c; Mess Beef 81 so
as extra mess 40, SIS 5O@9; family do. Sll4l2;
clear Pork, S24 2 Dbl; extra prime S17G1s p Dbl:
extra clear. $24@25: mess, $2l@22 z bbli Smoked
Beef, 1l@Il12c p 10.
Hops-ouoLed at l59l9c p Ii for fair to choice
HIDES AND PELTS-Heayy salted steers QUOT
aoie at ?s4c; medium, 6G6I2c; light 4I3@l5c; Cow
NOES 40912c & u; saited Kip, &c 3 10; salted
Gali, &c; dry Hides, usual selection sc 2 II: dry
kips, sc 2 10; prime Goatskins. 3U950c each
hlus 5g lOc; DeerSkins. good summer. 81 re; me-
DUN. 3O952L2c; winter. 20G25c: ShesDskins.
shearilHgS, 1O925c; short wool, 4OG70e; medium,
kinds about l3 less.
TALLOW-No rendered, lower again at 6Iac;
Renned 7%4GSc; Grease 4c z ID.
MOOL-NOminal-nOne mere
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, March 24.-There was a complete
change in the complexion OF affairs in the Stock
Exchange to-day. The bears were aggressive early
In the day when n sharp raid made Sugar
New England, Chicago Gas and q few other spe-
cialties Soon after, however. good news about
god shipments, the railroad situation etc, stimu
lated the other fellows. and active buying
me NJ began, in which commission houses were
conspicuous. Purchases covered an unusually wide
range. and the demand finally became SO pro-
houheed tnat the shorts took alarm and rushed in
ana tried 10 cover with the result making strong
70 buoyant speculation. The advance ranged from
I 10 per cent and the market closed strong.
and closed at Csc bid.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Unitcd States Bonds AS
1l24 do Us, 991a; Northern Pacific, 1851 Cana
dlan Pacific, $3.50 Central Pacific. 2612 Union Pa
elhc. 371s; Atchson aud Santa Fe, 33: Wells
Fargo, las; Western Union, "a; Silver. s214;
Sterling, 81 S7@54 SO.
Wheat = May, .7615c. Flour, steady. Coffee,
$II 10 sugar, 3@31=c. Hops = Pacific Coast
1S92l 1ac. Hides, l21Ac Copper-Lake. 81 TO-
Sic. Petroleum 6sc
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Wives Win Few Rirhts
New York SIM

Verify, with the assumntion of THAR
rights women renounce their privileges. In
one OF the Western States the wife Is liable
to be sued for the expenses of the family as
the husband is in this State. A wife has
peeh neLa IaDle Tor the payment of the
dered lis Items, and In another case the
vile has been held jointly responsible with
the husband for debt incurred in the pur
cnase OF carriage which both used. These
are phases OF the perfect equality between
sired above the existing state of affairs
When q, woman becomes responsible for a
husbands debts as the lord of the household
Is now holden for his lady's Obligations. the
privilege ot voting for Mayor and President
VII, Wiii scarcely reeompense for the responsi-
Dillty OF the new dIspensation
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The Result of Rivalry.

II
Business rivalries cause good many little
frauds. merchant explains why: "As
soon as get up good thing, say In choco-
late-6ut it would be The same if it were
candy, butter, carpets, haudkerchiefs,
paints or pllls-some rival will Initiate il in
quality and put il on The market at a lower
rate. To hold my own Pve got TO cut his
price, but as l can't do that and make a
profit, must adulterate the article little
de knows the dodge, and he will do the
same thlng. SO we Co. cutting AT each
other, until both of our articles are so cheap
and poor that nobody will buy them. Then
start the pure goods again. under another
name, and the whole circus has to be gone
over again.
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TIE SPIRIT oF NATURE.

nh. EARTH Thou hast not any wind that blows
Which is not music: every weed of thine,
Pressed rig i.ty. flows IN aromatic vino;
And every humble hecce-row flower that grows,
And every little brown birI that doth sing.
Hath some thing greater than Itself, and bears
A living word 10 every living thing.
Albeit Il holds the message unswares.
All shapes aud sounds h we something which Is not
OF them: spirit broods mid the grass,
Vague outlines or the everlasting thought
Lie in the melting shadows rs they pass,
And touch OF an eternal presence thrills
The irlnges OF the sunsets aud the hills
RICHARD REALF.
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Important but Not Essential.
Boston Globe.

AT M the other night there was a tenn
perance lecture IN the chapel of one Of the
churches. The gentleman who was 10 pre-
side did not show up, and man known to
nave deep Interest in the temperance
cause was called upon 10 act in his place.
MIR. s. is very nervous man, who easily
gets ratified. He struggled to his feet, and
this is what he said Ladies' and gentle
men: Since Brother - is not here to ask
the blessing OF God 10 rest upon this meet
Ing we will proceed with the business and
DO the best we can without il. Amann
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Smuggling Through the MaiIs.

Washington letter 20 the Boston Transcript
The postofice inspectors keen n sbarn
LOOKOUT for smuggling through the mails.
About 75O sealed packages are seized annn-
ally in the New York Postoffice. In an
average year 25,0O0 unseaed parcels are
conIscated at The same office and released
on Inc payment of fines which are equiva
lent to the d1ties. Some very Ingenious
methods are employed for transmitting
The morning call., 1893-03-25

Hogs are off again. Beef is being placed In an un.
settled condition. there Is war among the differ
ent slaughtering interests. Wholesale rates from
saughterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality 6Ibc 4 Ii: second uuaIitv
bIaq5ci third do. 4@,5c Z 10.
NEAL-Large. 69y7c z n; small Calves 71A GSc.
Dairy Calves S5z 09c = II.
NUT ioN-W ethers. S13G9c z 10; Ewes, s05sIAc.
SPRING LAMB-l25a@1l6c r n. -
PoRK-Iive Hogs 7I4a7Ss q 10 for lvy and
medium grain-ied: small lat Hogs 7JsG7L4c: stock
Aogs e96i4e z ibi dressed do, log IO14e z n
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General EIarchnndIse.

Bags. 3OLag32c
RICE-C6inese mixed So 1901: No. ], 81 asa
a 90; extra No l, 81 7O44 %: Hawaiian. $4l34 O5;
hangoon 81 % Louisiana So 9O@+ p ctl.
SUGAR-The estern Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and ZINE Crushed, all 56sc q 10 Dry Grauulated.
Extra c, 413c: Golden c. -4c; ID, 534c; Standard
a, 4s4c half-bbls. iAc more than bbls, aud boxes
12e more.
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MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING, March "a.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

FRIDAY EVENING, March ~
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver shade hrmer.
Wheat very weak.
Barley unsettled.
Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged
Bayo and Pink Beans advanced.
Ample receipts of Hay.
Burbank Potatoes firm.
Choice Onions sell we'll
Another decline In Butter.
Eggs 12c higher Cheese easy
Poultry nrm Game uniet.
More strawberries Offering.
Citrus Fruits quiet
Dried Fruits and Raisins steady.
Asparagus advanced.
Hams, Bacon and Lard inactive.
Tallow lower again.
Hogs lower. Beef unsettled
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Sedyweh, Sacramento G. Iieewarth ottoho,,,
W Nogt. Angel Island l. Mason U s n '"-i'"i"
q Efraltman, u ) y j Uurns Eras,c
r a hoithach' IA IL Purdy Il W. Iowa
Hodges, san Jose J stewart nsIa.o
Joseph, Hong-kong S w Etyinrton Eritott
y y Iugh' mendoclno Langan. Nevada
MOoTe az W, oregon Bliss. Sacramento
III Noke d W. Is Angeles Mrs Is Reid Sarta -.
u Nithy d W. Los GaIos RIiSs FnreL, -'N''
X Annmen, san Jose J j Ilropbv Mexlco
NEW WESTERN HoIEI
Cragie Sharp Fresno JW Dunr Rto v,..
II omlln' sacramento ID Stewart, Sacramento
Samuel POcatell, Idaho + q CIark Cedar 70
q w Plummer. Salt Lake + S SprInyer Idabo Pu'
Smith, ieahO Il Rice Stortfon
Hag1y. Alameda G n Grupe Mana
Frank Ledney, Denver
PALACE HOTEL.
C s Alden & W, Clinton Miss Sba,an ft,n.
MrSWVHutchings, Boston Mrs L AWltIIans Posta.
q Goodson Menlo Park Mrs J NJ Lawrence DS9oH Vs.
: ferklns. Milwaukee Wallace Tacoma
HTs = rs . Cisyton. Tacoma Miss Clayton. Tacoma
Becs. SaS Y'H 0'' sEJsasya! y Sasy san Jose
r Hadley W, N Mrs s A Hadley Sacto
II d Peabody&w, Chicago G Ii Platt q w Il
" - n " ro1 Bean. Y
= . pTaay; Ts Detroit DE SI CB Holmes & W. Salt L
II II =, namhlns' tt S1ieaBo l. Lewis, Portland
n Law DOSeI' Herman a W. Sacto
A II Heath. London Is FinneiI Rcd ~ ANN rnfi
) Magee, Guatemala CIV Nash, Hoston
d Y F!ckinger San Jose II Carter, n
Mrs NJ L Partridge. n MrsJMcwiIiams c,toaoo
m9r,ssMSeeeveranee, = Isl LosAng Roberts, Salt Lake
Il Il AFseiloth, Snta Cara y Jones Kentucky
u ~ ~ 8urran' T' w Ridgeway Il W. Brkiyn
Mrs w Duck, Phila c Frlshei A. w y w" wa
"a frshel. Y p FIishel
M Lewis Il w. Ny Mathews Is w ,-v
= RS X A Graham, Canada q s Walccrt a - Cnto.o
E AntOmeaker ,LosAng IL Roberts S,Ii oa Its aso
Mrs Severance, Lang J Al ObeT \ '' h'Ao
niIs n ,,S , brown, Mrs w Brown N
Mrs w Sutton Sacto ID Sinclair VIZ uo"PViAs
L Lidgewood. Chicago Col McNasssr -, Cat.
MrsJ w COulan, Sacto CF Adams s,S." " SAolo
y mIs 4 s !. H. Auams' Mrs Foster NY
. sinitn, N q Smith, N Y
1S5so SS sc .oluen y Heepe Il W, Chicago
=, ,i ~ 1omueh. ,s.i u1iYuston Gon W. San Jose
M fncher' Qnlo Hamesceh Llvermore
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The Weck,sFnil

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports II
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday, as compared with
Il for the ptevi Us week and II for the correspond
Ing week Of 1892
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades as follows: saloons, blacksmiths.
general merchandise. butcher, tailor, cleo
trical supplies. harness. l coal dry goods
restaurant, l boots and shoes. baker and !
clothing
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO March 24.-There was moderate busi-
ness in Wheat, and the market opened 1z@12c
higher on stormy weather in the Wheat belt.
drought In Kansas and bad crop reports from In
diana and Great Britain. advanced Csc declined
9sc on sales TO take profits, and closed steady
12c higher than yesterday. Receipts S3, 900 bush
els; shipments, 24.0G0 bushels. Rye, 49e. Bar
ley. 62c.
CHICAGO, March 24-Wheat-Cash. 7414c Corn,
405sc Pork, S17 80 Lard, Sl1 10. Ribs, 50 80.
Whisky, 81 II.
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Hops are dull and unchanged.

Sugar-Raw. dun and firm: fair refining, active
and higher; 4, 43sQ945sc; Mod A, I5-l6651ko
STANDARD a. 3l6@ i7sc; c0nfectioners' A, 9-l6
g4Ae; cut loaf, 61495 7-l6c; crushed, 5I4@o
7-1Se; powdered, l5-i6051se; granulated
4 ll-l6@5c: cute', 4 15-le@5Jsc
Cofee - options closed barely steady from 8
points down TO up. sales. 2I,75O bags. March,
$l7 lO9l7 20; April, SIG 1906 50; May, SIG 90;
spot Rio is steady and quiet at Sl73l7Ls.
The morning call., 1893-03-25
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

NORTH BELLE ISLE MINING CoMPANY-LO-
IN cation OF principal place OF business San Fran
cisco, Cal Location Of works, Tuscarora Mining
District, ElkO County New.
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment (No. 225
levied the 26tR day of January, 1885, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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LIVERPOOL, March 24-The spot market is
lower at 5s lid. Cargoes weak at 2ss Cd for or
coast, 29s 90 for Just shipped and 29s for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
The morning call., 1893-03-25

Liverpool quotations for No 2 Red Winter: March
5s I'D: Apri'. 5s 5s4d; May 5s I'd; June 5s
lt2d; July, 5s sad; August. IS Cd; September,
SECURITIES
LONDON. March G4.-Consols, 9S 5-I6; Silver,
375s; RenteS 97f SOC.
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wee,rIv CIaarTpos

NEW YORK, March 24-Wool is quiet. Domes
22c y u
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Ana In accordance with law. and an order Of tha
Board Of Directors mado on the twenty-sl1th day
OF January, 1898. many shares or each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary will be sold at pub
lic auction at the otice OF the company No. $40
Pine street, rooms Is and It. san Francisco Calf
fornis, on MONDAY. the third day OF April, 1888
st the hour Of l O'Clock p NJ. Of said day 10 pay
costs of advertising and expenses OF the sale
j. w PEW. Secretary.
omce-No $40 Pine street, rooms 10 and IL san
Francisco, California. mrI0 ID
CHALLENGE CONSOLIDATED MINING CON.
y pRny-Location OF principal place OF business
San Francisco Cat. Location CT works Gold HiII
New. -'
Notiee-There delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo l49
levied ON the 11tb day Of February 1895 several
Shareholders as follows:
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Portland's Busine ess.
Wool Market.

PORTLAND. Or, March 24.-Clearances, S243, ,O0O;
balances. S48 ,OJO.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TES NESr. Chronometer and
Instrument Maker, California street.
sign OF the Wooden Sailor
: INV. Hw. L W 1w sggg
:. Large Small. Large. SmaiL g. e
25....i 4.53 AN SO2 PM $50 Pkp 600 AM6. .046. 26
26... =. g. 10 AN $50 PM l35 PM O29 AM6 Oy6 27
Small. Large
27... 7.27 AM 9.43 PM 2.32 M las AM6 .Ol g. 2s
Is. 1856 AN 1921 Psi 1922 PN 2.53 AM6.Oc5 29
~. 8 SO AM 0b5 PSI 4.O5 PM 346 AN 5 5SI6.SQ
So l0-S3 AMll24 PM 445 Pm 4 3S ANS. 566. 81
81. Il / % ANIL / 81 pm 5 96 PM ~ AN5 So 6 YS
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HOl Traveller, take Beecham's pnls with you.
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DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC.

Butter choice eroll5O955 Cheese, Eastern. .l7@2O
do. good ..........45tq - Cheese. Swiss .251OS5
Ordinary. 10. .40lG - Eggs, p ,lOz - 2O025
flckled RoII....... g - Eggs, Eastern ..... a
flrkln, y ID D-.-.. "a = Honey comb q ID. D..2OG25
EaslerH 2 d.. % - do, extracted I2&sl5
Cheese, Cal. ........ So -
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
oUEAN sTEAMEEs.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-03-25
Family Retail Market.
COAI=PEn TOY

Cedar River. g 5Oa Scotch IN OO0IO IN
SAhhei. Ill 009l1 so Greta q ton. 10 0JQlO SO
1laInohd .- Dug -iSeattle....... s 500
new Meilng- New Seattle. 8 5Oa
Ton, ION, 2 ton 5OG1O 90 Coos Bay. z Boa g co
"eilhGton.- . SoO9lO oO.Coke, q bbl.. 709 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.

follows the Denver family through all their
misfortunes and who finally partakes of
their bounty when the fortunes of the Dem
yer family are rehabilitated.
Arthur E. Sprague embodies the part Of
Captain Herbert Skinner. 1.-The Spider"
with sufficient vfllainy and virile force TO
max himself thoroughly detested by the
audience.
Charles Foster plays the detestable, hypo-
critical part of Father Christman, with the
oily JUNCTION which is characteristic of the
actor. The balance of the cast lie in capable
hands, and each aid every actor contributes
his or her best efforts toward producing q
finished play.
The man who is naturally humorous can
not help himself. He viii be funny at any
stage OF the game at any time or place. 1t
is not easy to define this power, for power
it certainly is. Butt how few actors we have
who possess it! Charles A. Loder, whose
''Oh, What a Night is now in Its third
He has odd individuality and droll manner
isms in his stage work distinctly original.
His humor is irresistible, his smile infec-
tious, and his personality is comedy itself.
No other comedian is like him. He owes his
great success to this remarkable originality.
He has a field all TO himself. None can imi-
tate him, for he has natures copyright. He
is always welcome, and on his return here
today at the Fifteenth Street theater with
his big comedy company he will be given q
nearly iSSSptiuu W tue DSSt VI thCubSi
goers.
The phenomenal little star, Lillian Ken
nedy, in her delightful, whimsical and
natural play, "She Couldn't Marry Three
will be at the Fifteenth Street theater for
three nights, commencing next Thursday,
Few artists connected with the stage today
have made such rapid strides as this tai
ented and bright little sunbeam. From hei
very first entrance on the stage the audi
ence is caught and from that time to the
end her tears, her sympathy and her laugh
ter are theirs, and her merry ripping of fun
becomes infectious. Whether you want to
or not you become almost unconsciously in
terested in Miss Kennedy's portrayal O.
Bess. She fits through each act of ths
play, now q tender, sympathetic maiden
again singing and dancing with the grace o
a gazelle; never for a moment breaking th'
magnetic current that exists between hel
and her auditors. In these days when goo
plays are so far apart, no one should miss tn
coming soubrette of the American stage il
her new play, She Couldn't Marry Three.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Anti-Gambling Crusade.

New YoEK, Nov. 1s.-The World says:
Just before the late election, a lumber of
prominent men of this and other cities pre-
pared an urgent appeal TO the people of the
country to assist them in uniting all moral
forces against the evil practice of gambling.
Noah Davis, one Of the staunch workers in
the movement, says: w intend to form a
powerful national organization TO light the
gamblers. il is not a political movement.
We want all the parties 10 assist US; we
don't care il a legislature is republican or
democratic, il the laws protect the gambling
vice we will work TO have them repealed"
Among the gentlemen connected with the
organization and pledged TO help it are some
of the most prominent clergymen in the
country.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
BRAKE CHAIN. X.
Hand Car with Seven Men Hurled Over a
High Embankment.

HAzELToN, Pa, Nov. ls.-Trac, Foreman
Eek, with six Hungarian laborers boarded a
hand car al Berver Meadow on the Lehigh
railroad yesterday, intending to reach Hazel
Creek before the express would leave there.
The road is marked by a 2 per cent grade
with heavy curves, skirting many deep
r~avines. They were going at a lively rate of
speed about half way down when the brake
chain broke, and the men lost control Of the
car. Like a fash il rushed down the noun
tain side. just as the curve above Hazel
Brook was reached aud on the edge of a
high ~embankment, the forward wheel
snapped and IN an instant the truck with its
freight was precipitatea TO the bottom OF
the bank 100 feet below. The killed and in
iured are:
ANDREW KONITZ was killed.
MIKE MORTALITY Was fatally injured.
FoREAAH Eek sustained severe Commissions
on the body and head,
JOE LAuREz had his legs broken and head
cut.
iured.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
HeIen Gould,s Engagement Denied.

NEW York, Nov, ls.-Replying to a state
ment in this mornings Sun, that Miss
Helen Gould was likely to marry a young
actor named Woodruff, the following card
has been issued:
To II GENERAL MANAGER OF THE AsSocI-
ATED PREss-There is absolutely no truth in the
statement published In the morning papers,
neither is my sister engaged 10 any one.
Neither Mrs. Gould nor Miss Gould ever met
Mr.. Woodruff. MIR. Woodruff is a friend OF mine
and know nothing OF his lea wing the stage. |
do not believe he ever started such a report,
which has been going the rounds for some time
past. i took the trouble TO state IL was not
GEORQE j. GOULD.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
KEEP OUT OF FHE GOLDEN GATE.
British War Vessels Barred from the Har-
Dor of san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Nov, h-An order is said
to have been received blythe admiral CON-
manding the British naval forces of the
Pa sihc that in the future no British war
vessels are TO enter the port of San
Francisco save under exceptional circum-
stances. The reason given is that
an unduly large number Of British
tars have deserted here. Hence II. M S.
Nymph, now in port, will be the last TO float
the royal jack in this harbor. The Royal
George, now enroute from Esquimault, will
become the flag ship Of the Pacific squadron.
The George will put in at Monterey and
then steam by San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

The Holiday Trade. Our
buyer is now ransacking
the eastern markets. Soon
we shall be flooded with large
lots Of Christmas goods. We
expect to make the finest
showing we ever attempted.
We must make room for the
goods on first floor. We must
condense stock and clean out
large lots of goods in the next
ten days. We are making
extraordinary low prices.
Come and see.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Plight with Moon.hiner..

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. lS.-A posse of
deputy marshals made a raid on the moon
sinners in Randolph county last night, de-
stroying a dozen large stills and capturing
John Fuller and Herman Xix, notorious
moonshiners. While on the way 10 the jail
with the prisoners the officers were attacked
neal Christian, by q party of friends con-
cealed in ambush. The rescuers opened ire
and a desperate battle ensued. Andrew
Howell, one of tae rescuers, was killed and
two others ounde fatally. The officers
were unhurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Left with tha cash.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. ls-Samuel Henlee Of
the defunct firm Of Hess, Henlee & Co. has
left town. Where he has gone is a mystery,
Attorneys for the creditors have examined
the firms books and fnd that instead OF
being $95 900 70 the good, as reported Janu-
airy 1, 1892, there were s64 900 moro liza abilities
than assets. Since July 81, 1898, the firm
has made sales a~ggregating S2l4.0o0. OF
this amount bills ~receivab BILE in the hands of
the firm at the time of the failures were
found 10 eau for only 81. h remaining
t2i3, 92S had been discounted for cash
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
TO HEM In THE TROOPS.
Armed Mexicans Planning to Cut or the
Federal Soldiers In the Passes.

Federal Soldiers I'm the Passes.
Ell PAso, Tex. Nov. 1S.-The latest news
from rebel sources is that a company Of
sixty-five Mexicans have been armed and
equipped and crossed the river from this
country twenty-five miles below this point.
This band is under the direction of one
Lujan, who was In the Tomoche revolution
last year. The plan is to move down the
Mexican Central road, to Magdalena and
there TO take the trail of the federal troops
for Ascension. They think thus TO hem in
the federal troops in the passes and cut
them TO pieces at once. arc
Another company is being organized q few
miles north of here, intending TO move into
Mexico between this point and Palomas.
A Deming dispatch TO the Times says that
the rebels have moved south from Palomas,
but no news can De had as TO what they are
doing. liz
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
THE OMAHA DAILY Bee SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 49, Isa8-TwENTy PAGES
During This Great Sale

we will sell with every dress pat
tern the Innings and findings for
800. 2 yards silesia, 6 cambria,
j canvas, I dozen dress stays. 2
dozen hooks and eyes, 2 spools silk.
2 twist, 1 thread, 1 braid, 1 pair
dress shields, I 5elt-alI for S1.OO;
saving you about so per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Is to BE . Cardinal Alter An.

New YoRK, Nov. ls.-On the authority Of
Rev. Father Francis d. Fabris. who accom-
panied Archbishop Satolli TO this country,
the World publishes the statement that the
apostolic delegate is TO be raised TO the car
dinalate. Thu elevation Of Mgr. Satolli 10
the rank Of cardinal may take place at the
eonsistory next month, says Father Fabris.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
OMAHi'S CASH ACCOUNT.
Shaping Affairs to Prevent an Overlap at
the End of the Year.

shaping Affairs to Prevent an Overlap at
the End of the Year.
The statement of the condition of the diff
ferent funds of the city Is not undressing
just at this time, in view of the fact that
the fiscal year is rapidly drawing to a close.
There is a threatened overlap in some of the
funds, and it will pinch the general fund
to make up the deficiencies in case
there are any. The shortest und is
the lighting. 1t has a balance of but
s3,3o4.5S and there is two months lighting of
streets to De paid before the year closes.
This will include the bills Of the electric
light, gas and gasoline companies, which
amount to over IS 900 each month. Both
the fire and police funds will run very close,
as will the health fund. 1t is expected,
however, 10 worry through without any
great overlap.
Comptroller Olsen's report shows the con-
dition of the funds to be as follows: