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NEw YORK. Dec. lT.-The police to-day
were asked TO make n search for Henry J.
Jones. a wealthy California miner. whose
residence is now Delta, Pa. He was
stopping temporarily At the metropolis.
while en- route to Wales. Jones arrived
here Oh "Wednesday and on Saturday
went out for a walk with Robert j..
Roberts, friend employed at post grad.
uate hospital. They separated at Third
avenue and Twentieth street and Jones
has not since been seen.
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No Racing at Ivy Park.

WAsHISGroN, Dec. l7.--Sccretary Sass
of the Ivy City Jockey club stated tonight
that there would be no racing mt Ivy City
Tomorrow ar TUESDAY. President Enge-
man is in New York, but will be back to-
morrow evening, when he will at once be-
gun operations looking toward an ADJUST
mont of tho difficulties. Tho manage
mcnt expects that racing will bo resumed
OH Wednesday afternoon.
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CITY OF MENIco, Dec. l7.-fiye-eighths
of mile-Joe Harris, won; Freedom. Sec
ond; Morgan G., third. Time, :0i' 4.
Thirteen-siN;eenths of mile Press Con-
nelly. Won: Eloisc, second; John NJ.
Elliott, third. Time, i:-Gis. Nino-siN-
tcenihs OF a mile Bolcc, won; Ton
Thumb. second; Wynona, third. Time.
:57tk. Three-quarters OF a milc-oriclt.
won; Elinundo, second; Teutoaic, third.
time, l:.Q.
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riot to Blow In tho Prefecture.

PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE Steele says n plot
has been discovered TO blow up the pre-
lecture of police. The Jour hopes the
French authorities will deal with German
spies with equal severity melted out 10
the Frcnchinen just sentenced at Lelpsic.
and adds that every German in France
must be regarded ns scout for future
Gcrmanic invasion and treated accord.
ingly.
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spain. Treaty with Germany.

MApRIp, Dec. IA committee OF Span
ish manufacturers has arrived here To
protest against tho commercial treaty
with Germany. The committee intends
TO represent TO the queen that the conces-
sions made to Germany will ruin many
trades aud inIure Spanish interests gcn-
orally. The committee will point out tho
vast increase of German imports during
recent years.
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PARIS. Dec. 5.-Tho Offices OF ~ IN
orchistc were raided and a number OF
documents seized. The Journal dcs Bats
says 10 dynamite cartridges were found in
an omnibus ia Rue Fuvicr. The police
have arrested three friends of valiant at
Choisy ie Rio. Tho statements of tho
prisoners led to the arrest OF eight other
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SAN FRANCISCO g. ATLANTIC.
A New Transcontin.n,ai Railway From
ised California.

SAN Francisco. Dee. 1.-The CaH is
authority for the statement that ground
will be broken inside of 60 days and wori,
begun on n competing transcon,incnial
railway out of San Francisco. The COM
pany is said 10 be the san Francisco &
Atlantic. Frederick Homer is president,
and the other officials mentioned are ].
Weisenhult Durand and Sir Douglas Fox
OF London.
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ri. Ih,, Disagreed Win Them.

ST. PErEEsBrR re. Dec. i1.-At an annual
banque, on Monday last. al which soldiers
were decorated with the cross Of ST. An
drew aud 81. George. % guests arc said ,o
have pariakcn Of meat pie in putrid
state. The result Is that Is have since
died Of cholera, and tho others wcro very
sick seNeral days.
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Recalling the Revolution.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE ll6,h an
niycrsary Of the commencement of the
encampment OF the American army at
Valley Forge was celebrated tonight at
tho fifth annual service of the PennsyI.
yauia Sons of the Revolution in Christ
church. The old church, in whose pews
sat Washington, franklin. jefferson and
contemporaries. was crow ded to the doors.
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MAY Re EXPELLED.
had students Posi- fieiures Of Ballet
Girls on the Recitation Walls.

ENTER. y. H., Dec. 11.-Phillips acad-
eny is on the brink of profound sensa.
tion. The trustees viii hold n meeting at
which il is expected that severe steps will
he taken 10 discipline number of stu-
dents, all belonging TO prominent fami.
lies, who posted flaming pictures of ballet
girls on the walls OF the recitation halls u
few days ago. Tho local theatrical mana
ger from whom the show pictures were OBJ
tanned has agreed TO give the names of the
students. II is expected that all the guilty
ones viii be expelled and probably prose.
cutcd.
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Anarchi.,. seek Protection.

LONDON. Dec. IA third feeble an-
archistc attempt to meet in Trafalgar
square was made to-day. 4 crowd hostile
10 the organizers OF the meeting assem-
blcd and the anarchists were compelled
to seek protection OF the police. Three
rourhs were put under arrest.
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slirllinc the Arabs.

MELILLA, Dec. 1.-THE habyles at.
tempted 10 capture a Spanish bark. Cam
pos ordered the Arabs shellcd but the
firing was stopped at tho solicitation of
the Moorish pactia, who promised to
punish the offenders.
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pIxon aud rlimmer.

NEW YORK, Dec. iT.-0'Rourke, man-
ager of George Dixon, declares that Phm-
mer is not honest in his endeavor to meet
Dixon. sour ultimatum,n says O'Rourke.
''is ia pounds weight ut d O'Clock. IL
Plimmer agrees to this will guarantee to
secure q purse of $1,000"
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Pulled IN. Pris. Fight.

ST. LoUIs. Dec. IA Republic special
from kankakee, Ill, says: Tho sheriff
ra ided the Larkin- Hurley prize eight early
this morning, arrestinc the principals and
Is sports just after the nrst round was
finished.
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CLEVELAND, Dec. 1.-THE plant Of the
National Carbon company was destroyed
by fire: loss about 10000, insurance S55,-
600. Two hundred men are thrown out Of
employment.
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MELBorRNE, Dec. l7.-The bark Trafal.
gar has arrived from Batavia. after fear
full voyage OF is days. During the passage
tho captain. two officers and three seatucn
died OF fever. Several other seamcn we're
prostrated. youth of Is years navigaicd
the vessel after tho death Of the captain
and officers
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LrIoE, Dec. Serious conflicts took
place yesterday and to-day between liberal
and Catholic students. The riots arose
from the celebration OF the founding of a
Catholic school,
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Their pi.a.ur. Interrupted.

SYDNEY. Dec. ia pleasure yacht
with 10 persons aboard capsikcd In the
harbor during a squall and seven were
drown
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-18

BALTIMORE, Dec. T.-Dr. Gustave
Ado.ph Licbig, the celebrated chemist,
died at his home, near Cantonville.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
FLOUR.
BIBLES AT THE WOKLD'S FAIR.
Unique and Interesting Exhibit Prepared by
the American Bible Society.

NEW YORK, March 26-The exhibit to be
made at the Columbian exposition by the
American Bible Society was shipped to the
West yesterday. Many rare and valuable
volumes from the library in the Bible
house Will be placed on the shelves for the
inspection of the public at the fair. Among
them Will be copy of the original King
James edition of the Bible. which wes
published In 1911. There will also be dis
played o fac-simile of the first page Of the
first Bible ever printed. the famous Mazean
Bible of 1450, and copy of the Biblia Pau
perum. representing the style of printing
from wooden blocks before the invention
of movable types. The English HexaDla.
showing the six early versions of the scrip
lures at a single opening. together with the
Greek text, will also be exhibited.
In order to demonstrate the great ad.
vancement made in the publication of the
Bible in other tongues, the Rev. Dr. f. w.
partment of the society's business has Be-
lected large number OF works that are
printed by the society in nearly all of tho
three hundred languages in which the
Scriptures have been published. In one of
the cases will be display of a quantity OF
curious objects which have been taken in
barter In exchange for the Scriptures in far
off lands. and remain q lasting record of the
travels of American missionaries. Perhaps
the unique feature of the Bible SOcietys
part in the exposition will be free distri-
button of the New Testament. and to meet
the probable demand 250C00 copies of the
five-cent edition have already been printed.
William Foulke, the treasurer of the socl-
ETY., has the exhibit in charge, and will
leave for Chicago in April.
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THE SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.

Important Constitutional Question That Will
BE Settled This Week.
WASHINGTON. March 26-The indications
are that this week the Senate will under.
take the discussion and perhaps the de-
clsion Of one of the most important con-
stitutional questions that has arisen in
that body in late years. the right of Gov
ernor of q State to fill q vacancy in the
United States Senate which occurred
while the Legislature was in session. The
report of the two factions of the committee
will be presented tomorrow and as the
disposition is, when once these cases
are before the Senate, to push them
to conclusion as rapidly as is consistent
with the proper expression OF the views of
all Senators who have examined the ques.
.ions involved and desire to mako their
sentiments known, it is probable that, in.
stead of taking o three days recess. the
Senate Will sit almost daily. The unknown
quantity in the calculation of the weeks
work is the disposition of the leaders on
either side touching the matter of reorgan-
ization. 1t ie expected that the Democrats,
through Mr. German, will present the
caucus nominations for senatorial Offices
early in the week. probably in executive
session, and, IL serious controversy
threaten to follow, the matter may be
brought before the public through proceed
inge in open session.
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LITTLE MARTHENA'S TREATMENT.
The Ex-Presidenrs Granddaughter Undergo
ing an Heroic Electrical Cure at New York.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Among the guests
rison, ex.President Harrison's dauQhter-in-
law. hex child Marthena. five years old.
and nurse. They are here to have the
child treated for nervous prostratioD,
brought on by recent illness. Every one
will remember how the child was
quarantined in the White House recently
because of q severe attack of scarlet fever.
The result of the attack is q severe case OF
nervous prostration. 1t was decided that
treatment by electricity would be- the
most advantageous method Of effecting o
cure.
DR.. William j. Morton, who is on the
staff of Randalrs Island Hospital. and who
is a professor In the Post Graduate Medical
School, was selected to treat the case.
Every day little Marthena Is taken To his
office, and in her mothers arms is subjected
to the force of the current. Mrs. Harrison
ats on an insulated platform. and holds
the child in her lap. The appliance used Is
der certain circumstances is capable of de-
veloping thousands of volts. This sounds
big but the fact is that while the force of
voltage is 80 great the Quantity actually
driven through the circuit Is SO small that
any disastrous result is precluded. BY
means of an um brella- shaped device which
hangs over the head electricity is made TO
pass through the skull aud brain. and SO
on through the body. The sensation Is of
from cooling, will In time cause q pro.
fuse perspiration. Little Marthena enjoys
the operation. As soon as cure Is effected
the party will 60 West.
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A MARBLE BABY.
An Infant Buried Twenty One Years Found
to Be Perfectly Petriied.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. March 26.-Mrs. Matte
Martin, of Tuscola. had the remains of her
husband, Major Martin. who died in 1871,
disinterred last Thursday, from the ceme-
terry at Camargo. and st the same time she
had the body of her infant son, who died
twenty-one years ago, dIsinterred. for re-
moval to the cemetery at Tuscola. On re-
moving the metallic casket containing the
infant. the workmen were surprised at its
weight and on looking through the glass
covering were astonished to observe that
the body presented the appearance of white
Parian marble. The face and features of
the infant were as well preserved as the
day they were laid away, and there was
not the slightest evidence of decay. Even
Its white garments we're preserved. and
presented the appearance of being newly
made. The remains were permitted to be
reinterred without opening the casket
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Compulsory Educatlon i'm Merico.

CrrY or MExIco, March 26.-The policy
inaugurated by President Diaz of estab-
fishing free public schools in every district
and municipality of the republic is being
carried into effect rapidly by Joaquin
Baranda, the Minister of Justice and Pub
lic Instruction. The compulsory school
law. which recently went into effect. is
being rigidly enforced throughout the
country and reports have been received by
the government showing that the school
attendance has largely increased during
the past few months. The particular OBJ
ject of the free schools and compulsory law
is to educate the lower classes and the
Indians. The latter have always shown
an aversion to schools of any kind. but
they are now compelled to educate their
children. President Diaz expects to see
splendid results of his new policy within
the next fifteen years.
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Three Younr Man Drowned-

MARIETTA. o.. March 26-Three young
men were drowned OF 10 o'clock this morn
ing at the dam at the head of Marietta
island. They were attempting to shoot the
swift current and go above when the boat
cnpsized. They were George Dow, aged
twenty -four; Harry Dow. aged fifteen;
Frank Ackerson. aged twenty. All were
good swimmers and made heroic effort in
the cold. swift water to save themselves
The Dow boys are the sons of Capt. David
postoffice.
Ella Ray. a girl SIX years old. near here
was burned TO death last evening by her
clothing catching fire.
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Bound To he n Brunette.

YOUNGSTOWN, O.. March ga young
lady here. who is pronounced blonde, not
being satisfied with her complexion. de-
cided to change it to q brunette. and began
eating c0tfee, chewing over half pound
day. Her color began to che 20 to q darker
hue, and il was found she was quietly kill
ing herself by her diet Whsu the coffee
was kept from her she found other means
to procure it and now eats more than
pound Of brown coffee day,
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MINOR MATTERS.

Writ TO Inquire Into the Condition Of the
Ex-Judge Acknowledgement of the Navy.
WASHINGTON, March GA writ for an
inquiry into the sanity of Col. William B.
Remy, ex.Judge Advocate-general of the
Navy. was signed by Judge Cox yesterday.
The writ WAS suspended for the time being.
Capt George c. Remy, brother of the
unfortunate man. DeInR appointed q COM
mission to look after his affairs. This
action was taken on the petition-o of Colonel
Remy's brothers. Captain Remy. U. s. A..
And T. fmy oank RsmS nSf of
been under treatment In the Nc.
Lean asylum, at SomervIlle Mass,
since last August. In Juno
board of medical directors reported that
Colonel Remy was unit for duty on &C
count of mania caused by excessive atten-
tion TO his duties. A letter from the physi-
clan of the Somervllie asylum says that it
cannot yet be determined whether Colonel
Remy Is suffering from paresIs. He Is
noisy and incoherent. but his general phys
ical condition seems good, except that he
has lost flesh.
Colonel Remy was one of the best known
men in Washington. He enlisted in the
Marine Corps in September. 1851, and was
retired with the rank of colonel on the re.
port of the examining board last June.
Formal Tender of the Santa Maria.
WASHINGTON. March 26-The govern.
ment of Spain, through the State Depart
ment has officially rendered the United
States as gift the reproduced flagship of
Columbus. the Santa Maria. now some.
where in the Gulf of Mexico. en- route to
this country to participate in the naval re-
view and for u part OF the Spanish EXHIBIT
at Chicago. The ceremonies of presenta-
tion Will take place on some date TO be
hereafter named, near the close of the ex-
position. and il is the intention to bring
the Santa Maria to Washington for perma-
nent exhibition.
General Notes.
Special to the Indian apoIis Journal
WASHINGTON. March ga. Potts. of In
dianapolis. registered at Willard's to-day.
James Whitcomb Riley is announced for
An entertainment at Metzerott Music Hall
on next Friday evening.
Miss Charlotte Meredith. eldest daughter
of Capt. William NJ. Meredith. chief of the
Bureau of Engraving aud Printing. who Is
teaching IN Chicago is at her father g resi-
dence. No. 1412 Stonghton street.. North
West, for a short visit. Miss Meredith has
many friends In Indianapolis.
Mrs William s. Holman. of Lawrence
burg. wife Of Representative Holman. is
slightly improved In health. She has been
dangerously Ill with heart trouble and the
grip for several days. and is not yet ont of
danger, although her condition 10 ini-
Hamilton, which hotel they have made
their Washington home for many years.
Hon. :. 7. sheerin, Of Loeansport. ar
rived this afternoon, aud will be st the
Arlington for two or three days, after
which 10 goes TO New York.
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Oh Interest to Inventors

The AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION, of
which this paper is a member,
has a standing offer of gold
medal, valued at $50, to be
awarded to any one who in
vents any mechanical device
whereby the process of pro-
ducing newspapers is cheap
ened. or that will be In any
way a benefit to publishers.
For further particulars ad-
dress the Secretary at the Of
flee, 206 POTTER BUILDING,
New York.
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LIMA, o., March 26-Thomas Smith. of
Martins. last night fell in with a number
OF sharpers while on spree. and was given
q large quantity of whisky. He was then
robbed and left to die. HE body was
found this morning In the rear Of o disrep-
utable house
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SURGICAL, INSTRUMENTS

Fracture Spints, Special Trusses. Crutches Elastic
Hosiery, Deformity Braces and Surgical Appliances
of every kind. The largest stock OF ARTIFICIAL
EYES In the State. VA. II. ARMSTRONG d co
az SOutl Illinois Strest
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-23
MARKETS ~ releesAp1.


New York Ei.aacial.
NEW YORK. Nov. -
Money on call easy. Offered at l@ltt per
ceat. Prime mercantile paper eos per
cent, Stearling exchange weak with actual
bu,ine.s in bankers bills It as55{ spaS5l< for
dsmand and Ss3 q lSga for sixty days.
posed rates ss&0asSt4 Commerciai hills
S86Ass4.
silver certificates sO0.l: no sales: bar
silver, -: Mexican doalarA ~.
0ossrnmene b0nds - regular. 1ls,<s do -
codpuns, Ii5,<: do -. Sa<: Pacific gsof Is lsRI
Rev Yerk Grass asA PrsAscs.
New YoRk. Nov. -
whcat-Nay. - ..lo0sS<c; December, 80
0Ae3<c. Rye-Dull: western. 5sGS7c for boas
6A0.Sc: December. Ss0ss,tc. Oats Track
state white 3GsOc do western. 3lGs0c: De-
ccmber, 3slxc Pork-Quiet; new mess, SlsUO
els.O0 family Sls.MQls.5O: short clear. $l..5O
&lS. 50. Lard Steady: prime western steam.
$50 nominal
Chicago Grain aaa Produce.
CHICAGO. Nov. -
Following were the quotations on tho
Board of Trade today: wheat-Noyember,
opened asasc. closed 6issc: December. opened
Si,sc. closed 6l;sc. May. opened 6..;sc, closed
6ssxc. Corn November, opened 3Gssc. closed
a;lac: December opened asxc. closed 36isc:
May, opened +0,sc, closed sVlac. Oats-No-
vember. opened 81 ~. closed 80. December.
opened :..ssc. closed Sc: May opened Sic.
closed a,ssc Pork-November, opened s..
closed s.. January. opened SEA- closed
81: - Lard January. opened S..65. closed
S...l..
Produce; Bntter-Fsncy separator. :4a:5,.c
per 10: fancy dairy. ::9:ac: packing stock
6a l6i-c. Eggs Fresh. - per dog: cold
storage IL. giec. Live Poultry
tlr1i;1..c per Ito. turkeys, si.nAr. ducks. sS.?c.
geese $3.50. ~ yer doz. Potatoes Bur
banks 5.a:s,c per bu. Hebrons 5lfoJic Rose
Asd5sc. sweet Potatoes Illinois S...Dd. IS
per bbi Apples u ,5s,i ~ per Dbl. Gran.
berries W .-con>in bell and cherry. SS.5at5.
ger Dbl
Chicago Live sleek.
CHICAGO, Nov. -
Live Stock: The prices at the Cnica
Stock lark, today ranged follows.
Cattl--Es:,ma'. 81 receipts tor the day. lg.,sr,.
including about 4.5Dt Texans and 2,OOO west
others it, lower. Teas firm. westerns and
COW. weak. best. siADg6iO. good to choice
S&..Va ) -: medium. i.0Jg&h,. common to fair
S3Wd3sj: Texans. SD i.i5. westerns. So;
G4@
Hogs Estimated receipts for the day.
ss.us. Opened 5Dl0c lower, packing Grades.
$5InIi.lac prime heavy S5l5a5..o. butchers
weights $50 49,. light, S5..Ugi&j; naked
$i.lOfri.y
sheep Estimated receipts TOR the day
I:,as. dull and lower.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-23

SIr,KANE FALLS. WASH, Nov. 23-James
Kcndrick and Patrick Quirk, employed
by the city 10 excavating rock for the Post
Street bridge just above the falls, fell into
the rapids aud were carried into the
sDevil's Caldron." . boet0mlsss. seething.
foaming pool 1t the base Of the falls and
from which No body has ever been 70
severed. Both were single men. Ksudeick
coming from Buffalo. n. r. and ouirk
from Spriniesd, Ais.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-23
1As s'sssy s'svbsbly safe.

foGr MIssoULA, Mont. Nov 0-Ths
lassss ssws of che lost Csriin party of
Auatess b that they are probably With .
ssupis Il sssn who have . ~prospcct" At
Shs heed u the Clearwater. aud although
they caunos reach the settlements are
safe foe the winter. A relief party which
started out Is having . hard time aud all
energies are now directed to getting the
relief party safely back. They whO went
ever the summit and into the valley have
hsd such hard time On account Of storms
and deep snow that their own'lives have
been endangered aud they have lost near.
u all their animals and II will take hard
work to yet them out without loss of life.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-23

oAArN, ETC.

C0n-New, 3a0 36c: old, lOQaac.
New oate- sa0ssc.
Hsv-TiDoshy. $40; upland. ssJss; slough,
Ss1Ss: haled. SNoS.
StraN, IS.
PDODucR.
Dutier--rsif 70 choice. sc: erea1sry. DC.
E0e-Froah. 90c-
Po1lssy-CAickena. I've. &c: dressed. loo
,sa~v., live &c; dressed, l9isc; dHSrs. live Sc
dressed. lUe: ees sc, l0c.
Pxrrf AND vDoDfARlH
Applss-S3 00AS5W per DO
Foest0es-o0065e.
Ooio0e-s0c per bu.
Tufnipe-5tc ger bu.
LIVE STOCK.
CIxile-nutehers pay for corn fsa st.eFl
40txe; cows and neifeis. 3x0Shc caivul
HozD-Sxc.
Sheep-Sc.
Coal Soft. lie: hard. $3.50.
WOOd-saWen. 8. =: cord. {.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-23

LONDON. Nov. 2a-The house Of lords
committee which has been considering
the question Of marking foreign meat,
has reported that American beef is prin-
cipally used Of the foreign kind and that
Britishers ca, 3s8, i553 tons Of il yearly; its
average excellence is higher than the home
grown, and that generally it is SO like
English beef that the public in ninety
nine cases out Of a hundred are unable to
tell the difference.