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Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

gso HreFosutpoiset / 1892 bdpee
Glepelauo en- Maioritet al $4,000 |
Rem gorf.
Sroptlpn, hpor Temotratsrue iiipr
ieireos mso $4,000 Stemmers Waipri'
tst, paIsies ! 1irsouss republisonf
Sprssrmsiter % andre Spsmbeosmano
meo cpsr 10000 Stemmsrs Ntnjcritet.
Republiianerue 1T csiaa RalOritst !
Bpraaoet.
8 Netraita bar 8epubli,anerns palst
Sgieiterstsoommer meo ca. 5000 Stem'
mers Maioritst.
s anuias bolbtss fun GO~untpuals.
Republiianerue ieireee / be aIerhsite
Counter.
3 Detroit, Mih., bolotes gppals.
&c republi,anite aanoibatsr ualstss.
5 isrits SOnsresoiitriit bleu 3emo'
traien 9sui Z. Griffin ualst til 9on'
sresmano iitsoetior aiosoe acusres'
mano Gbipmon.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
q ommaneant / Slsspis os ienere
| R~enesbpra; 1856 bleu ban Gberf.

9pmmaneant / Slssuis os ienere I
Rsnbsbore; 1856 bleU ban 0bsrit.
Sum aummaueaut ioritpo Sslseien
mse Guergi at tclos 1pitbeoea 3siis
o. opr.tboloe ben oanfe I%atiouaIliet.
Ssrpm fortrIts Here Sau9c b~stssusnos
SiItorisr. Gu al eisie gnar, iaapiot o'
srinorsr, uo pan, at Here t~pi'rnosce
aigbmano / Rsnosborg bapoe before
ret fine 9inbusr mso forte, bpios u9
rsoe 5arper, altiaa be tpIte, men Ssl'
seien LOB iaa sanite rOlig De iorts td9eS
bort, iaa at fun be sauite 5arpsr bleu
ttlbase.
On auben ~bsteansuos Siitoris ON BAN
err, at ba BON, iOrmooeutli9 i1S4o, IOr'
LOB 9rifiania, blsu ban ifploi8 IN
&artinbs 20 Spolr. saer iaa. Der gil
Gar eiter Gar, uosn at 8Hrtinosn idn
nOset til genee, men iau en- paitsr Dag
iom be; bet bar, ba Selse'en bar ble'
apmmanbant / slesris / 1850.
Seleeien bar en- ajrmpeiti.telie os en-
~iOruuoerlis urplis aarattsr; Sast ua'
bans iiarsite Spsisl, og en- al bans
tiblisfs Sast,amfrater bar 8rOissiol
Saluor 8ai9.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
Ct 2atarrb belbreoern
CAB Solicit ioare - Su6rs,r
9elbrebelier melSts.

emma 5rante, 9o6mersbur,
Gountp, Mo., baooe truniit G,,,.,
Spuebet, NGien os Solisn. Gp \,
9ioen par bun ienaelisoenoe. Srr
tire 5laiter 9esru'un, o. er ttoo
gun flyer: "gerOen tuuoe life ~
min GlGoe". @trs. s. &RQrr. g.
forb, 81, flyer: seq fan usrioti,
befale Be'rusna til ale, iOm lio,,
ben irp8telige SDsoOm, aatarr54. 3D.
Marp Gleranoer, 9iper gt.n, m
bauoe 2%uitrgrs aatarrb / ipu glor \,
SLATER Yesrusna b~eIbreoebe benOe. e.,
tiger: Seq fan meb Sanobeo ia,
ies tror, Iesru'na imrelite nit 9lu@
Wartens, Sisel, isis, i~triper, at ian,
Suitru bapbe libt al aatarrb ! ro,,
2ib. Eager os Webiciner tunoe n
bielpe benbe. Sem SLATER ge.ru.,.
belbreosoe benbe. s ct ienere Rr,,
flyer ban: ADtin Suitru fer uo Tom .
MT @enneIte. 8i fan life npr ~,
role 8esrusna". MRS. 8enult. la
Yleaiant Street, Cincinnati, g., io,,.
"2a9erne iasbe, jes bupoe aatarrs
De bialp mig life. Sire SLATER r..
rusna b~elbrebeoe mig Seq fGler mi,
flere @ar pnsre". Mtap Masian, Gin,
ton, 9egas, itriuer: "8esru.na pv,r,
saaes al iltet. Seq fan oprigtia onbs
iale bet til ale, iOm liber al &aturr5.
Gr 8aturrb belbreoelis? Set sr &
spprSsmaul, icm mango tOmmer ms.
% bet er life til at unbreS eaa, a
mango tpiler paa, at ben fan belbreoa
8ebanolinsen | nosle Gilfaloe traur
en- iaaoan uoboloenbeo fra 9atlentsr,
SIDE, at bet life o~perraIter, at maus
siper pp Sortpilelie. IQieeoel, trcS,
aft Mismpo, 8atarrb fan beIbrt
bes, men bet er nsboenbist, OF 6u,
Yatient fulot uo furitaar, at gebaHs,
linsen mao fsres isiennem, naprli,
-.
bois 2ilfaloet er iropiit, 9et sr tar
ct epsrssmaal ON lbbolbenbeo, for q
naiten bpert 9ilfaloe af 8atnrrb Ia
belbreoes. 8esrusnn, taset rosn vi
brpoelie, pil fjerne bpsrt spmptum pii
2~uitrsrs aatarrb, bpOrefter SeIbrsNsl
fen Tan anises for pebparsnbs.
5ur ben iioite gos ON aatarrb, s;
tie, Jortiolelie os 1arins ienb til tn
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio, efter ct If
Ggemplar al "Climatic Diseases.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
Alt | be rlbite 3ioer bar SnbbW

Nlt | be rlbfte 3iber bar Snbbp8.
9erre / bet uorolige Sibirien nuuenNt
Wtammutboprets 99noer, iom be ianNt
i SOroen, iom ct Materiale, al bplltct
De ioriGroigeoe RcOItaber al forItIeai9
Nrt. Wau bar iaalebes pnn 8uuoen
al Seer i Smesnen al 6looen SOlpmn
ilnoet sropt forarbeioeoe 8ileipioier al
Mammutbtnuoer Iammen meo Stcn,
Drer, Der bar primittpt pplerebe. 9itutt'
l6erne i%orinrol9er enouu imufte Ban.
iere, Der er iammeniatte al imaa 8Ia-
Der al Wtammutbfrpfler. Soninnrt
6craaret er be9puot, os bet ~ineltco2
@aao er lsbet bort, bespnoer SuobpS'
9erlle at leoe eIter SRnoer, al bUIllc
no9lc er ouer en- Sam LANCE % Oitt
peier SO Yuno bper. Smenbiticnt man
ior buert Nar, Der gnar, finoer iErrs o3
fRrre GRnoer, itna 5prraaoet bog
etonu bore tort. 8 1888 braste SipH
m%rnoene $4,000 Yuuo til Sntutit, men
| 1889 tim 30.400. bet iioItnTUnts
Iar bapoe De meo WammutbtGuoern'
banolenoe &igbmrnb en- SmiRtutns
pna $1,000 Rubler % tierte oerpoa
miubIt 10000.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
SmpOrterer al Sruat prOteIterer

SmpOrterer al 5rugt prOteiterer
mob iors9ei Solo pna oenne Bare. auns
9rssmnno @snrp fra California irems
latte for fort 3io iiosn ct 5orllng ON
al i0rbsie 9oloen pna 9smpner til 81
pr. aasie Oe 9ploen paa Slipenpije
forelanss iorbgiet mso 400 9rpcent
Oct italisnite 6anoelstammer i @ep
gOrt bar ienot III SuosettUmiteen en-
8roieit mob %Oueru9onte 6orilas % for.
LANCER, at loloen paa bisie @arer neos
fattes. 0anoelsfammeret flyer bl. q.
fslsenoe ! oenne Trpteit:
Jprila9et er ubetimelist. % bet bill
life game Yrooueeuterne / California,
foroi ben uoenlanoite 6rugt life bespns
Der at TONNE inb / 9anost, ipreno 6prs
ipninsen fra SlOrioa os California er
neiolst. 6~Orilaset er albeles u~uerilps
oist, oa 2dnosts aulins er itprre eno
Jorbrusst. Stem gOrts Smsortsrer al
Jrust oil inoen fort lib bploe ct Msbe
Os prOtetere mob @earps 5orlns.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
SinSi paa bet ameriiauife 5laa.

llosnriesminiiteren mootoe fprleosn
Dag Undertaking ON, at Nfr. 8a!er,
ben ameri,auIts @sianot til R~jearaeua,
Gotta Ricd O9 Salpnoor git pmburo
pna bet omerttanite Stib Gotta Rica i
Gurrluta. Stibst itanoieos / @mapala,
Sonourns, % unosr 0pboloet Der iors
lanste Sonouras's 8egjertna, of aap'
tsiuen uolepsrsr BariQa, en- Berger al
Sononrds. iom bar en- al Ynsiasererut
umboro. Sarriaa bauoe nplig itdnet /
Spioien ior ct Oprpr mob Sonouras'
8esierina, men ban bleU beieiret al Ges
neral SosqucS p9 ilpsteoe til Ricas
ra9ua. 2et ii9es, at ban iorloo bette
2auO for at uuosaa 5orpitlinser mso
SOnburns.
Gitsrnt Gotta Silica ben 7oe os. bapbe
iaqet fine alnrerin3spapirer, % mcoens
BET isileos no al Saunen. bleu Der afip-
ret 6 a Z Stuo snten oirette mob Stlbet
eaer lise ioran bet. Oct sr Ell almens
snleis 8esef, Of en- prlitiit 5Ipgtnin9
life fan tasss ira bet Glib, mep boilts
ban saar Tom Iasiager. De 5prenebe
Gtdters @e9jerins uil i~anoipnliapis
proteitere mob oenne 6remgan9smnaos
al 6OHourus' 8esjering.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

6rpgraf 6unbifab. Cars: "la;
OH baurt uu9e iiraa ban Ser, Sontl
Din, uaa nps, Sla?"
Ola: "Sa, me bar nps fant Srto
lIraa ban. 6an itrip at Del lau "a late
| - eg meina De pa Sfptlano, be htot'.
Nen e9 peit infje ia ier cit Sfotlano DC
pa. 5or on peit Def, at Der C trl Stot'
lamb: cit iaa lie9er tri Mtil peit 40 Slro'
cit inbi Giltreiisen rasiaa De Itord
Sfutlano oerborte, iaa on peit."
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

N~eHpoIsutt. 0onmsiter'S General
sisiea p~p,rieuoit 1irsoae I'll 6iuans'
mim,eriet ct guoast for &ultoeparts'
mrntst for 5iuansaaret. Der suSer ben
3ote Ami 1895. Get iomiset Sslpe
or 400. 39s. 4s5 mob ss4.0o43l4 iOr
inSepurense gar. Scr @entraI'Soli'
meter souturst CT cpiert $4,000. 5Or
Is, Assistant Postmaster Generals
aputpr belsbsr Cpsrilasst it9 til SAL
24l,1s5. vi osuns Sum or sl7 2So''
coo til 9suuius al @Oitmsi,rs, 5000
600 iii 9ruuins al 4piiiier'', $1,000
600 iii aets, grrueisl o. GUS ior Tolt'
iontorsr o. sI2. 1927 $50 til ir' uOleo''
rins.nf 9%otiassr.
Eor 2ben Assistant PostmasterOe ne-
rails aouior iorlauSes s4~7,054,Ooo.
9snne Gum mebsiaiter s26,9Oo.OoO
III transport al @oIiiastr pna 9srn'
bnn,r, s7l,1s6.Oo0 iii Detailing al
QoatIer'e % ~sl,67s,o00 til transport
al usenIaHof @Ot.
gslfbst FOR 3Sie Assistant Post
master-G GENERALS q ontor l,76o, 800.
Bette inebeFattsr sl,l60,0oo iOr 2u'
pirtnins az frantsreoe aOnrnIat'r.
Gpr ABE Assistant Postmaster Gene
rails Sputor CT 8stgbet $4,000.
9r1jast1atsrus for Nar't or on
faaFDI TT ES4.427,74s % @an8Ien
the service funds til ~s5,911.736.
Qrtaact al nSmlauoIte Money Or
ders, ucIsot / aarrts oGb, uur l3,309,r
785, Ell 5prpgelis al 1910, 293 ira bel
i~oreaaaenoe 2lar. Get iamleoe SeIrt
al eisie Orders bar kI2 ,516,433, e.
Goregelie az si,509,632, 2lntaaet q
ueiteote Postal Notes uar 7,753,2l0
mee et @nalposnoe al l2,903,076
Gettr CT en- 5orsselis / 2Intnl al 703,
40 oa / Belsb ai sl,0013l1.
Gntalet Of uoitsote international,
Money Orders bar 1,055,9 500 % gsls
bet SIG, 34l, S37. 7stts or en- 5ors9slit
/ initial al Az ,523 cs i gelpb al 81 22l,
566.
elisifter for inssnlnnoite Money Or
ders bslpt fig iii s1,120.17l, for inter
rationale Money Orders s2o2, 2S1 %
for Postal Notes ~s223.414. gntnle
al iuugsrenbe Money Order aOntore'
ben 30te 9uui TOR 1894. 5lere Or
der-a ontorsr blsp uprsttsss sno iruge
iuresanenos gar, nsmlis ! oft 6,4o1.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
Zen bpibe 5arm. s 0orietibire,

Gnslane, eler 9prb arlington, Ell Jarm,
iom saar unber &apnet ben buibe Sarm.
Spereneite Spsuins er boibmalet, uaiau
SOpebbpsrinsen; ale Seite, ajpr, 9Gs.
Ter, Spns, Sunoe, aatte, Spin % Saar,
ale er bpioe. Men life NOT bermeo
ale arbeiSence @Gno os Yiser pao
@aaroen er tlaot i Suiot, iaa bet Sele
ier bpiit marielist uo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

&iGre Softor. bar De life nplia pns
ret bos ltuftars Senien?
9oftoren: So:
Sporleoes ltaar bet til meo BAN?
Sottoren: Sam fan insen 3Uftor
bialpe mere.
Soao? gr ban 0ebiens?
Sottoren: Nei ca. Men ban bar
life ilere gense.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

NDe HuitbuIe. s De fpritc s 9iaa
teoer al Greiioent Glspelano8 Nomlur
ltratton CT Der oprettet So npe YoItbuF
/ Nortb Carolina, 90 i Georgia o. %
/ 9erns; / Ncbraifa er % 9oithuie ~
bGueoe, / 8ouias p, / Gpo 9ato.1 6
% / Colorado 2.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

In Prof. breckenridge school Prof Tim
berman's instructions in penmanship Is so
highly appreciated that many student, are
taking extra lessons.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

s,pebe Statiitif. 3e JOreneoe Stas
ters aoniuler % Sanoelsasenter ! ues
Ionost sr anmubsoe ON at inbisnoe ipe.
cisue 8apsprtsr ON ameritanit Speos
oa Speosprubuiter | llolunbst. Oct sr
,oiaa ~iaubipulisi. at Der uiI blice no.
nrbeibet ipeeieae S~apportsr ON 8rugen
al Maismel uolanoet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Prot. Timberman gives DEBORAH lnsti-
tute Students extra drill In plain and | N
ornamental penmanship without extra
charge.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Strict economy and hard work have made
Prof. B~reckenridge's DEBORAH Institute
widely known.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
Sobafsiabrifanter i be Sorenei

Sobafsiabrifanter i be 5orensos
Stater bar ienbi en- Delegation I'll
@aibineton for at proteitere mob, al
Statten paa 9obot iorbpies. Dc
jiacr, at Iriien pna 9pbat pilos berpeo
forbsies, 5orbruset f%orminoites, Os Si.
iatuinsen piloe blioe reset minors, iaa
Jnbritanterns fom III at lioe fore FAB.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

6u mn nolepsrinsstraftat er az
latiet measm be 6oreneoe Stater %
Nprse % Sperise.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
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1 vt rotSliae
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b. mc0 hf'
ksionnins b'
knobp8ssre,
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E.pccri4anoi'
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b andre sal
~sraoptaoe
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%iaamt8ei III
Ia Tatr'iel'
gpmmtr.
"a, 'Haor
b 8oIists
b tmorcor
irart ia8t \
rnge uoN8i
gluter, ii
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hire for en-
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Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
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9emotraterne bapbe npmiueret iii
&anoioat for 4ppelationsopmmer ben
berpateoe 9ummer Mapnaro, iom for
ct 9lar iioen itjnl Salsrappurten, bpprs
ueb Gemptraterne fit Mnioritet / Ses
uatet. Gn Wasie Semufrater prptes
itersoe impo, at ban ltuloe belpuneS
ior benue Sorbrpoelie meb Statens bpies
ite 3 ummerembeos, % arbeioeoe impo
hans 8alg. uoialoet al 8alset piier,
at be psiaa bar TENT imoo BAN. Map.
nuros republitanite Wpotanoipat bleu
ualot meo omtrins 10000 Stemmers
Maipritet. &eiten al be republiIanite
aanoioater er palste meo $4,000 Stems
mers Maioritet. 8 2esisluturen bar
Republitnuerne en- Muioritet Of Z. Der
palstes usiua Representatives. til en-
aoupention, Der ital noarbeioe en- MT
grunoluu for Staten. I'll Weolemme'
al benns palste Saepublitanerne los o.
3emptratsrne 20.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Reyublitauerus ual9te 3 Ssit Iterets-
bommers % s arebsoommere. 8 3ole
o. zoe 7iiiritt, bUor 9smO'rater o9
9ovuliiter baobs i91es annbioater,
ieireoe 8epubliianerne meb imaa Mas
iortteter, / 7oe 3iitritt meb fun ASP
Stemmer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

Temperance people of Kansas have their
war paint on and are having tanglefoot
seized and destroyed wherever they can
find it.
A match factory intended to compete
with the great Diamond Match trust is to
be started, it is said, at Detroit with Chi
cago capital.
Mary Stockfesch committed suicide at
Brooklyn by crowding herself face down
ward into a 33inch tub of cold water.
New Zealand has twenty-one meat freez-
ing works, capable of yearly dealing with
1000, ,000 sheep.
The larger towns of northwestern Iowa
have given up all pretense of enforcing the
prohibitory law. A city license system
has been adopted by which saloons pay a
monthly fine into the city treasury.
Emperor William had a narrow escape
at Berlin. While he was talking through
a telephone lightning entered the office
over another wire and shocked several of
the attendants.
A cage withe miners was descending a
coal pit in Derbyshire, England, when the
cage fell and eight of the miners were
Obituary: At New York, George f.
Cross, of Saginaw, Mich, aged 67; Baron
Christian Won Hesse, prominent in the
early Republican movement in Texas,
aged 65. At Mascoutah, ILL.,, Mrs. Barbara
Welch, aged 90. At Rockford, ILL.,, Daniel
Carney, aged 20.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21

the senate nad never In It's history erected
such an organization at an executive ses-
sion, and that to attempt it now would be
to the detriment of the working force and
cause great injury to the public business.
There was not dissenting voice to this
proposition aud it was agreed that Sher-
man, chairman of the caucus, should wait
upon German, who holds a similar posi-
tion in the Democratic caucus, and notify
him that any attemnt to reorganize the
scna,e at IIi.> session would be Very dis
tasteful 40 the Repu ublicans.
No Objection to One Change.
Beyond this formal protest nothing was
decided upon. There will be no opposi-
tion to the election of Harris as president
pro tempore, and Mauderson will leave
that pla6e without word of protest The
Republicans say they have the power to
prevent reorgiu:? ,:snn, and if the pinch
comes they viii r~,. II with as good effect
as their oppo r~n Ia twelve years ago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
Proceedings in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Narious reso-
lutions affecting clerks of committee, ,modi-
fication of the rules, etc, were offered in
the senate yesterday aud referred. One re-
solution for the reprint of the Indian ap-
preparation bill led to discussion in which
the errors committed in the enrolment of
appropriation bills at the last session were
exposed and commented upon. Cockrell
stated that three of the most important ap-
preparation bills had to be enrolled with
out any comparison, at the risk OF forcing
an extra session of congress. After an exc
cutive session the senate adjourned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
SENATE REORGANIZATION.
Republicans Prepare to Resent Changes
in Elective OfhciaIs.

Republicans Prepare to Resent Changes
in Elective Officials.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-The first step
of the Republicans in the senate, as a body,
looking to the prevention of the reorgani-
cation of the elective officers of the senate
were taken at a caucus held yesterday
morning in the Office of the sergeant
alarms. There was very large attend
ance, almost every Republican senator
being present. Sherman presided.
Speeches were made by Manderson. Hoar,
Cullom. Chandler and others. 1t was an
mittee, which will report TO a Democratic
caucus to be held today, was supposed to
have been at work upon plan for the re-
organization of the elective officers.
win Wage War for Precedent
The senator's who spoke said that this
was in violation of all the precedents. that
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
The House Too Economical.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-During the
discussion in the senate yesterday of er-
rors in enrolment of bills Allison Said
they occurred exclusively in The bills en-
rolled in the house. Platt, Republican,
inquired whether the enrolling force in the
house was not so small that inexperienced
people had to be called in to assist. Cor
man replied that that was absolutely true.
He added that one of the appropriation
bills had not reached the senate enrolled,
until l o'clock on the 4th of March by
standard time, or y o'clock by the senate
time.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
coNeRessmzM .cK NUMBERS.
They Are Ne, tol - Who shall Hold

WASHINGTON, March u. - President
Cleveland's edict that members of con-
gress would not have entire coutrol of the
patronage in their states is beginning to
make itself felt. Some of the Democrat
ic senators and members are complaining
that their recommendations do not receive
the attention which they think them enti-
tied to and that the president is too exact
ing. 1t is said that some Of them have
been informed that their recommendations
do not amount to much unless backed by
documentary evidence that the people for
whom they claim to speak actually want
just what they say they do.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
Close Call for Secretary Carlisle.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-1t was only
by an inch that a vacancy in President
Cleveland's cabinet was averted yesterday.
Secretary Carlisle came as near to losing
his life as a man ever came without re-
ceiving bodily hurt He was crossing a
cable car track lost in thought when a
car swept down on him. He did not hear
the bell nor the shouts, but a passer-by
dragged him off the track just in time, the
grip car brushing his clothing as it passed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. March 20.

ShicaSo.
CHICAGO. March 20.
Following were the quotations on the board
of trade today: Wheat - March, opened
74c, closed 1850: May, opened 77c, closed
7s3sc; July. opened 73a4c, closed 7S14c. Corn
March, opened A4c, closed 4Ac: May.
opened 4334c, closed 4314c; July, opened 4414c,
closed 441sc. oats-May. opened a2ssc,
closed $3.50; June, opened aassc, closed ss14c;
May, opened $3.50, closed $500, July.
opened Sl7.671a, closed sl..9o; September,
opened sl7-70. closed $3.50. Lard-May.
opened S12..25, closed Sl2.25
Live stock-Hogs: The price at the Union
stock yards today ranged as follows:
Receipts for the day 1900 quality fair:
left about 500; market fairly
active on packing and shipping account:
and feeling firm and prices about &c higher;
sales ranged at S470G.. 10 pigs. S10td1. .55 light,
S7.001.5O rough packing, Sa.SoQS7.75 mixed
and 7.90. heavy packing and shipping
lots
fair: market rather active on packing and
shipping account; feeling quite strong; prices
49loc higher; quotations ranged at $500
600 choice TO extra shipping steers, S450G5-2i
good to choice do, s40o1A40 fair to good.
$36oG400 common to medium do, s. 400A.00
butchers steers, g 5oSt32' stockers, s5004o
cows. ss.1a4s5 6eifers. saaaSs.75 bulls, and
$30OG6.50 veal calves.
Sheep-Receipts for the day 1000; quality
fair; market rather active and prices
changed; quotations ranged AT S4yUu1Do.S)
per 100 lbs westerns, S35o05.5o natives, and
| S54O16.s5 lambs.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, $50
&c per III. fancy dairy, 243e5c; packing
| stock, 15ql6c- Eggs-Fresh stock, l6<116Izc
per doz- Dressed poultry-Chickens, u612c
per ID; turkeys, 1S3l5c; ducks, 1a0l4c;
geese, 10Gl2c. Potatoes = Wisconsin Bur
banks, 75Gs.sc per bu; Hebron, 6S972c; Peer
less, 6566sc: Rose, 6Sd1oc- Sweet potatoes
Illinois; $3.50G450 per bbL Apples-Fair to
good, $2.2SG3O per bhl; fancy, S3.2514.0Q
Cranberries-Jerseys, fancy. $l0.OOG1lO per
bbl- Honey-White clover in 1-pound sec
tons, l4Gl6c per 10; broken comb, l0c, dark
comb. good condition, 6g,sc; extracted, 1850
| per h.
New York.
NEW YORK, March 90
wheat-April, 745sG75c; May. 1886; June.
| T14GTssc; July, - l3-1607St4c; August, 7sssc:
| September, &14c. Rye-Nominal: western,
60G4c. Barley-Quiet and firm; state, 646
| SOC; No. 1 Toronto. 92I9c; No. do. s41s5c.
| Corn-Dun and lower; May, 50-s050 7-l6c:
| July, 5O1xG50 9-l6c; No 2. 53G54Jsc; steamer
| mixed, 521ec. Oats-No ., duh and easier; May,
| S711c; state. 391414sl1c: western, 3904s13c.
| Pork-Quiet and steady; new mess, $3.50;
| old mess, $500; extra prime nominal. Lard
| $3.50.
| Live Stock: Cattle-Trading active and firm
for all grades; poorest to best native steers,
| S440a-515 per 100 lbs; bulls and dry cows,
| $l.1563s7If- Sheep and Lanhs-Trading slow
| but steady for both sheep and lambs; sheep.
| $50 per 100 lbs; lambs, S6.0o86s71f. Hogs
Market steady; live hogs, S7.7nGss5 per 100 Lbs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
The Local Markets.

GRAIN, ETC.
Whear-T4116c.
Corp-45G46c.
Oafs-S0G32c
Hay-Tfmothy. Sl2 90: upland fSI0dI1; slough
%. 90; hsled. sio.0oGl1 CO.
PRODUCE.
BurteI-Falr 10 choice, 25e; creamery, 26c.
EGGS Fresh, 17G1S.
PoUltyy-Chickene, &c; turkeyss: IA
ducks. EXC; geese. 1oc-
FRUIT AND vEeBTABLEs.
AppIcs-S4 90 per bbl.l
Potafoes-S5lleSc.
Orions-S4 10 per Dbl.
Turnips-6oc per bG.
five STOCK.
Cattie-Butchers pay for corn fed steers
4EGt5c; cows and neifeIe,ss 2xGSLe calves
405c.
Hogs-TE7lsc.
Sheep-4lL5c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
Not a Tam m any Selection.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-It was noticed
among the nominations made yesterday
that one was that of a man who would not
receive the approval of Tammany. This
was John E Risley. He was a candidate
for the congressional nomination from one
of the New York City districts last fall
and was turned down by Tammany for his
too close affiliations with the anti-snappers
and Cleveland
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
BIount Leaves on tine Kn.b.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2I-Ex-Repre-
sentative Blount, commissioner to Hawaii
accompanied by his wife and Stenographel
Mills only, arrived here yesterday and i'm.
mediately left for Honolulu on the u. s.
S. Rush. He refused to talk about hi,
business, except to say that he would
probably be absent three months.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21

BALTIMORE, March 2l.-A pint of ashes,
all that remained of Howard j. Schneider,
the executed Washington murderer, was
taken from the crematory at Loudon park
yesterday and sent to Washington for in
terment. An autopsy was made by two
doctors who testified to his insanity at the
trial, and they both say the autopsy proved
them correct
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
An Execution to the Rule.

WASHINGTON. March 21.--The nomina-
tion of Ernest P. Baldwin, of Maryland,
for first auditor of the treasury, is oAe of
the exceptions which Cleveland has made
to his rule not to appoint ex-office holders.
Baldwin was one of the deputy auditors
under Cleveland's former administration.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-21
win Not Publish the Applicants.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-Attorney Cen
eral Olney has decided not to follow the
example of the treasury department by
making public the applications for office
filed in the department of justice.