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The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-02-15
A. nnr IinnrdIng IIouse.

Loauacious Landlady-I simply dote on Shakespeare. professor.
 Hungry Boarder-Then, madam why give us Bacon every morning TOT hrnnl,fast2-Truth.
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He Couldn't Say.

Willis-Whose umbrella is that you have?
 Wallace-IIow in thunder do know? It is one Smith borrowed from you.- Music and Drama.
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One of His Inrestments.

Visitor-You have some fine scenery about your home, Mrs. Cheepriche.
 Mrs. Checpriche (eo,nplacently) - Yes, we always get the best of every. thing. Chicago Record.
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Burglar (soliloquizing)-Yer never hear a good wo.,d for a housebreaker. They never takes into consideration that we're obliged to be out in all kinds O weather, an that most O our work has to be done while lazy folks ia sound asleep in their beds.-London Tid-Bits.
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Had Tried It.

"Folks may talk aboat caInphor gum all they please" said Tommy, coming out of the clothes closet with very, very wry face, but I'd good deal ratEcr havc spruce. Chicago Tribune.
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OF SOME USE.
last one (

Old Gotrox (to his fashionable sonl- You and your set thoroughly dis% lst me. You could get along as well with out head as with one.
 Algy-Aw--iawthcr - how vndicu- lousl Why, whcah would a :e2lah wcah his hat?.--PucS.
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No Cause for Grief.

Marnrna-You careless boy! You've spilled your coffee over your new trousers.
 Benny Well, there's plenty more coffee, ain't thcrc?-Chicago Tribune.
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Wait Till She Grows Up.

Now she prlla her fathers wh'skcrs' She's too youn; to plead and peg But wait unrll she grows up Then she'll pull her papa's leg
 Philadelphia Call
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Hard Luck.

Dashaway (bittcrly) - Old man, l have been refused by thirteen girls. Cleverton-Do you consider that un- lucky?
 Dashaway-I should say did' The last ono changed her rlind.-Truth.
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Where tue Trouble Was.

Have you noticed anything peculiar about that new man?' said the cashier of the bank to the bookkeeper.
 "Ycs I have"
 Do you think his mind is rnbal- anccd?'
 "No. But his accounts are."-Wash- ington Star.
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An Average Juryman.

"Thickhcd's ignorance has got him into a box at last"
 Has, ch? What kind of 5ox?" "Jury box. x."-Buffalo Courier.
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Ills TrettcInr Time,

Backward, turn backward, O, Time, in thy flight; Make mA boy again At this hour each night. Then forward care not How swiftly you roll If can escape Bringing up the rights coal.
 -Chicego Inter 0ceaa
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At White Heat.

She-I am so worried about my aunt. She is at the point of death.
 He-Is that your wealthy aunt?
 She--Ycs.
 He-Wcll. never mind, dearest. Yo1 have my love, which is greater than evcr.-Lifc.
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Nh Onestinn.

Rejected Suitor (pious)-Well, shall look forward to meeting Ter ip Heaven.
 Sympathizcr-Is that so? h,c you sure?
 Rejected Suitor-Yes; she is 6 very good girl.-Judge.
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A shnke.ncarinn Iay.

Ho named ais layinc hen Macdun, And when at early dawn She cacliled loud, he cried in glee Hay on, Macdufi lay on. !"
 Detroit Free Press
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Judge Not.

Binkers-I don't sec how you can laugh at Sapheads insane jokes.
 Winkers-You would you knew his pretty sister.--N. '. Weekly.
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EALLY,iti is too bad to be giv- ing up our time to dancing and anus c m c n t S when so many
 of the boys at the front are
 suffering" said
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-21

Fred Pennington. prominent lumbsrmen,
have been arrested at Hudson, Wis, for
unlawfully cutting government timber
The Cook county commissioners have
now occupied by the city hall must be
vacated at once. The matter will be taken
70 the courts.
Judge Person at Lansing. Mich. over
the prosecutor to exhibit the testimony
taken before the grand jury in the state
salary fraud cases
Acting Director General Peabody of the
Chicago exposition has received from Sec
government for $4,000 for goods damaged
by fire in the manufactures building.
Elmer +. Cummings was arrested al Chi
cago charged with embezzling $500 from
Charles d. Painter. wholesale grocer Of
Cairo. III. Cummings took the money eight
years ago and went TO Central America.
II. S. Scott and Charles Nickel have been
arrested at st. Louis in connection with
master at Shrewsbury. Mo. a suburb of
ST Louis is also under arrest as an ac-
complete.
Attorneys c. s. barrow and s S Gregory
will apply TO the supreme court at ottawa.
H.. for a writ Of supersedeas staying the
execution Of Prendergast. now under SEN
tence of death for the murder of the late
Mayor Harrison.
Charles wichey Of Saginaw and George
rounds at Muskegon. The Marine was
knocked out in the fifth round by n savage
left-hand swing full on the point of the
jaw. He claims that ne injured his right
hand I'm the third round
Judge Graham yesterday at Denver de-
MED the motion to modify the Injunction
granted last week restraining Governor
Waite from dispossessing the new fire and
under instructions Of counsel will enter
no demurrer to the Injunction.
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coIorndo MnddIe scttiea.

DENVER, Col, March 16.-The war is
over. At least il is announced by At
torney /. y. Stevens. who has been in
consultation with the governor a large
part Of the afternoon, that his excel
lency has accepted the advice Of his at
torneys and consented TO submit the IRE
and police board question to the supreme
court on its merits. The governor says
he is still considering the matter. but II
IS generally believed Mr. Stevens speaks
by the book. So the Colorado national
guard, which was ordered TO be ready TO
take the field on short notice will not
be called into action. The state troops
at Durango. Boulder, Colorado Springs,
Grand Junction and other centers have
been uniformed and under arms all day
ready to take special trains to Denver
and the state troops I'm this city have
been on call. Exciting reports have
been flying all over the state
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STATE OF INDIANA. GIBSON couNrl

STATE OF INDIANA. GIBSON COUNTY.
IS.
Gibson Circuit Court May term. 1894
In re estate of Henry keeker. an alb
sentee.
Probate Cause No. 636 Petition for ap-
pOintment of administrator.
Notice is hereby given 10 said Henry
complaint and affidavit are on file in the
Office of the Clerk Of the Gibson Circuit
Court Gibson County State Of Indiana. 10
the effect that said Henry keeker. resi-
dent of Gibson county. in the state Of In
diana, has absented himself from his usual
place Of residence and gone 10 parts I'M
known for the space of fourteen years,
leaving i'm said county personal property.
without making any sufficient provision for
the management OF the same, that sucn
property is suffering waste for want Of
proper care: and praying that said Henry
Keel6er be adiudged an absentee and ad-
mnistration granted of his estate accord
ingly: and that said cause viii come up
for hearing the court house, in the city
of Princeton, Gibson county Indiana, on
the eth day Of May. 1884 the same being
the first day of the May term. 1894, Of the
Gibson Circuit Court
Witness the Clerk and seal OF
said Court at Princeton, the 18th
(SEAD day Of February. 1894
W. II. COLEMAN, Clerk.
BY X. A WOODS. Deputy.
Thomas Duncan. Attorney
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of the good cash demand here, however,
would cause "A much stronger feeling and
probably result in better prices for futures.
Corn and oats have been slightly easier
in sympathy with wheat There was moth
ing special TO the market. however.
Provisions have been rather firm. indiCa-
tons pointing TO a light run of hogs this
week. Shorts have been good buyers
Good inquiry for prompt shipments. Car
lots today: Wheat. 81; corn. 80; oats. go;
hogs. 270oo. Estimates for tomorrow tues
day.: Wheat. 70; corn. $50; oats $50: hogs.
Zl.e00. Northwest receipts. 2S5 cars, against
40 same date last year. Wheat on passage
increases 2224,0l0. corn increases $4,000;
India shipments, $4,000: English visible de-
creases 1.50f.000 bushels: American visible
supply decreases: wheat. 1.24S.000: corn in
creases 1872. 900; oats increases, 10000. The
visible supply now is 7S259,0O0 wheat. 49,
$4,000 corn. and 2.50e ,0OO oats. against 70
10000 wheat, 15240.OO0 corn and 4.675 900 oats
same date last year.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
INDIANAPOLIS. ND,
MONDAY EVENING, March i

MONDAY EVENING, March IL.
Wheat-Weak; No. red, 5S2c bid: No 5
red 49lzc bid; rejected, 4Oq 45c; wagon
wheat, 54c bid.
Corn-Steady; No. 1 white. SIC; No. .
white. SIC; No white. SIC for one color
Doc for grade; No. 4 white. soc; No. white
mixed, 351zc; No white. 35i2c; No. {
white mixed, 30c; No. yellow. 3JI2c; No. 8
yellow, S5l2c; No. yellow, SOC; No. mixed
35iec; No. mixed, 55l2c; No mixed Soc;
ear, SIC.
Oats-Steady: No. white. 33l2c bid No.
white, sc; No. mixed. 32iac bid; No. )
mixed, PC; rejected, 26d2Sc.
rye.
Bran-Sl3.
Hav-Choice timothy. sll50: No. 1. S11 90:
No. >, 81; No. l prairie, $3.50 mixed, $3.50,
clover IS.
Inspections-Wheat II cars; corn, 80 cars;
oats, cars; hay. / car.
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INDIANAPOLIS. IND,
NfONnAV EVENING March 10


J. +. Berry's Chicago advices report:
Large increase passage created
bearish feeling I'm wheat the early part Of
the session. as il suggested the fact that
Russia is taking advantage of the opening
Of navigation and shipping out part of
her large surplus. But it was thought tho
decrease in our visible would at least
amount to l.5QO 900. thus making aggre-
gate the past three weeks of about 4,250O0O
bushels, but the figures, while showing a
good decrease. was under the general ex-
pecta lions and added to the bearish feeling
already existing. To offset this there
reported a good cash business, a large
amount being worked here today for lake
shipment, and this steadied prices at the
decline. But the market received little
support. Holders are disguised with the
state Of things and under present condi-
tions investors are out of the market. yet
the price seems low that short selling
operated on a small scale and those who
indulge in IL cover very quickly when the
opportunity presents itself. The situation
abroad does not improve any: Foreign
markets. like ours. are dun working lower
and the bids Of importing countries for our
wheat are at a discount continuation
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GAVE THEM A ROAST.
ParkcrsburE Democrats strongly
Condemn Faulkner and Camden.

PARKERSBURG. w Va. March 10
Special-One of the leading political or
CARNATIONS OF West Virginia is the
Hickory club of this city. Its members
are 10 man disgusted with the course
of United States Senators Faulkner and
Camden as regards their attitude toward
the Wilson bill. Tonight the club held
a meeting for the purpose of expressing
their Indignation. After several of the
most prominent and active democrats in
the state had expressed themselves
frealv the club passed resolutions where
in Nessrs Faulkner and Camden were
strongly condemned and asked to either
vote for the Wilson bill outright or re-
sign. The democrats in this section Of
the country are very much exasperated.
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THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of Western Equipment and
Car Company for the election of direc-
tors and tran "a elton of other business,
will be held at the office of the company.
i'm the city Of Indianapolis, on Tuesday,
April ,. 1894
CHAS. =. LEWIS. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of Western Rolling Stock
Company. FOR the election Of directors
and transaction Of other business. viii
be held at the office of the company. in
the city of indianapolis. on Tuesday,
CHAS. s. LEWIS. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stockholders of Wagner Car Door Com
pany for the election of directors and
transaction Of other business Will be
held az the office of the company, in the
city OF indianapolis on Tuesday, April
3, 1894.
CHAS s. LEWIS, Secretary.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.


NEW YORK. March lS.-BeeNeS-he-
ceipts for two days, ISIS; on sale, y cars,
slow and barely steady; prime native steers,
Si.500 40. fair to good, %l425. ordinary 10
medium do. S3.7508.%: common do, $50.
40; bulls, $2.5OdZ9o; ordinary dry cows,
s. S0I2 l2I5: European cable quotes Amer
lean steers at Slzq12c per no, dressed
weight; American sheep. l$Ql4c; refriger-
ator beef, 7izc; no exports today.
Calves-Receipts for two days. l,6S0; very
firm veals. poor to prime. SaI.25.
1870: on sale, Al cars; market slow but
mainly steady; weaker on choice lambs;
sheep. poor TO prime 2.90G4; Lambs COM
HOgs-Receipts for two days. l,209; cars
on sale; the market was weak at S.l0g
$40 for ordinary TO choice state hogs.
CHICAGO March 19.-The Evening Jour
nal reports:
CattIe-Estimated receipts. 1850: ship
ments. 4,Oc0; active and 10 to 15c higher on
suitable shipping and export steers. which
sold at g. 40d4.60; fair to good, SiH420; 9TH
ers. S3.50d3.75; Texans. $2.70d3.30.
Hogs-Receipts. 24.OG0: shipments. u.e00;
active and steady; rough packers and
weights, S455dA65: assorted light $4.60d4.70.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1900; ship
ments, 1000: active and l00l5c higher
neavy export sheep, S3.S5aAo5; top lambs,
Sid425
EAST LIBERTY. March 19-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. Lao; shipments $50; market az
i've and 10 TO 2Oc higher than last week; 80
Hogs-Receipts, 500: shipments, AGO;
market active: Philadelphas. 1890:
mixed. S4S5G4.95; fair TO best Workers. 81. 20
d4S5; IL cars 70 hogs shipped to New York
Shesep-Receipts. 400; shipments, 400:
market slow; 1oc off on sheep and 25c of
on lambs from last weeks prices.
BUFFALO, March 9-Cattle-Receipts.
100 cars; steady to strong; lambs a shade
lower; no other changes from last quota
tons.
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Fruits md NegetnbIc..

Wholesale dealers selling prices:
Oniens-S2 per bri; soc per bu.
PotatOes-Burbank and Hebron, early
Ohio 81 10: early Rose soc.
Beans-Pea beans, $3.50 per bu.
Strawberries-35c per quart.
ranges-FIorida. S2.50d2.75 per box: Cali
fornia navels SO; California seedlings,
S2.2.
AppIes-Fancy. S6.O0G65o
Cabbages-NOrthern. s. per brl.
Cranberries-$S per brl: $50 per box.
Icmons-Fancy. S3I3.5o.
Bananas-Selected, S1.50q2 per bunch
Pop COTn-Pearl. &C.
Rice-3lRc
Cocoanuts-S per hundred.
New Honey-l6c.
Sweet Potatoes-I!linois. S35063.75 per Srl;
Jersey. s3.75q4.
New Tomatoes per six-basket crate.
Observation-Disclosures. new. s. per cage
Kale Greens-S ..
Florida Cabha ge-Per crate. So
Turnips-Per bbl.. Sl.75.
Cucumbers-Sl 30 per doZ.
I.ettuce-Per u. 15c
Bunch Onions-Per dozen. 2oc.
Radishes-Per dozen, sc.
Rhubarb-Per dozen, 4dc.
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INDIANAPOLIS IND.
NfoNnAY ENENING- NIarch ID

MONDAY EVENING. March -.
4 general decline is noted in the provis-
ion market today Sugars after two weeks
firmness are lower today. The higher
grades are af sc and the lower grades
I-16c There hos been an active demand
for clover seed and prices are l0c higher to-
dav Another drop in eggs is noted and
the price is now SC per dozen. Turkey hens
and young toms are l2c higher. Some
slight changes in dry goods are noted
Fruits and vegetables are selling we'll and
early potatoes are now in the market.
Strawberries and California oranges are
lower. Florida cucumbers made their ap-
pearance in market yesterday morning.
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cnre Dyspepsia. CONTAMINATION

and Chronic Nervous diseases. Dr.
Shops Restorative, the great Nerve
Tonic, by a newly discovered principle,
also cures stomach. liver and kidney
diseases. through the nerves that govern
these organs. Book and samples free
for DC. stamp.
DIR. sHooP. Box X. Racine. wis.
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Seeds.
Dealers prices in goods are as follows.
Flour and Feed.

Flour-winter wheat. patent. s3.75a4oO:
spring wheat. patent S5.sod4; winter
wheat straight. 81. 75Q3O0: winter. extra,
s. .: bucl<wheat -four. 81 oat meal. $500
SO; rolled oats S5G5.50: cracked wheat. $
G5.75. middlings. Sl5I1S; screenings. N0dl5
meal. s1.15G1 .: rye meal. 81 50GL15. feed
meal. Sl4H16 per ten.
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Produce merchants paying prices:
Butter-Fresh country extra, ugl2ci
mixed country. Sc.
Eggs-Per dz. Sc
Live PouItry-Hens &C per III; spring
chickens. SC; cocks &c. turkey hens, &c:
toms. 42c: young turkeys. fancy. large,
&C: small poor, &c: ducks. SIC; geese. full
feathered, $3.50 per doz for fancy large.
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Also half brls, 100 lbs. at half the price OF
the barrel. adding SOC TO cover addltlonal
cost OF package.
Lard-kettle rendered, in uerces, Sc
Reliable brand. SIC; Indiana" brand.
Sc: also In tubs, s. lbs net &c. over
tierces: buckets. 20 lbs net. &c over uerces;
CanS-Gross weights-50 lbs. In single
cases or cases of cans, Ac advance or
price Of ttsrces.
20 lbs in cases of cans. sc advance on
price of tierces.
10 10 In cases of cans, sac advance on
price of tierces.
lbs in cases of II cans. sc advance on
price of tierces.
8 lbs in cases of 20 cans. 1c advance on
price Of tierces
FRESH PORK.
Loins (short CUT. IL to 20 lbs. TIC; Cshort
cuD Is lbs and under, Sc; lbs, Slzc.
Skinned shoulders ..,........,..........,, 81
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The leading fItures ranged as follows.

Cash quotations were as follows. FiOur,
steady; No. spring wheat 559s0552c; No.
spring wheat. SAC; No. , red. 555sd5534c;
No. 2 corn. S$53sc; No 3 yellow corn $5c;
No white, 3103lhc; No. > rye, 47c; No.
barley, nominal: No. 3, 49n51c: No 4. 4Sd
soc; No. l fax seed. sl.S71s prime timothy
seed $42O; mess pork. per brl. S10SG6
1921; lard, per 100 lbs, S6.6212Gt665; short
rib sides 0oosel. S5.60d5.62l5: dry sailed
shoulders Cboxed). $685.; sort clear sides
(boXed). S6Gt625; whisky, distilers' finished
goods per gal 81 To-
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HIde.. Lenther. Tnnorr and PeIt..

Tailow-No. l. 4izc: No. > &C.
Grease-Brown, &c; yellow. SIC: white.
Hides-No. G. s. SIC: No. . G. s, &c;
No. ] calf size; No. , calf, SC: No. I cured,
3S4o No. ,. cured, &C; No. !. green. 2isc; No.
Leather-Oak sole. Parse: henlock sole.
black bride. per ooz ssOas5. fair bride.
S60d65 per doz: city kip 5of5Tc; French
kip. 75cdSl05. city calf skins, 75cds1: French
calf skins. sal 90.
sheep-shearIng, aOasoe; lambs. 4caBe.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK YARDS.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 10.
Cattle-Receipts. 20 head; shipments.
none. There is no quotable change in the
cattle market today. We quote:
Choice export grades. 1.f5O to
l,b00 IDS OOlQ Z 5O
J. $50 lbs No.. rps -. 5O0 90
to leo lbs 49, .......i......... , OoQ 80
100 lbs ..........- ............... . 756 3 %
Choice feeders. 1000 to 1. 200 lbs. 256 50
Fair to medium reeGers .........- 5061 %
500 lbs .... e.. 22S0 Is
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady creameries. 12GD
17lac; dairies, Boise EGgs-Steady; strictly
fresh, 1O0111ac
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NEWS or THE WEEK.

Lazard Freres Of New York will ship
BY today's steamer S1.OOO,0oO in gold.
william waldorf Astor has been elect
ed member of the Carleton club of
London.
Queen Victoria has arrived at Flor
ence. italy. She was given a cordial
welcome.
Felix H. Hunricke. wholesale hat dealer
St. Louis. has assigned. Assets, $4,000:
liabilities. s1I5,o0o.
Prospectors are crowding into Torres.
Mexico, where gold has been discovered
in large quantities.
The whaling bark Horatio has arrived
at Honolulu with thirteen cases Of
smallpox on board
Mr. Herbert Gladstone has been re-
elected 10 parliament as the representa-
tive Of West Leeds.
The Western meat company has been
organized a. Sam Francisco by Phil
Armour and other Chicago packers.
Signor Molinari injured by the ex-
plosion Of bomb on the Piazza di
Monte Citorio at Rome, died Friday.
The cold storage house of AIullin e.
NIcClain. at Omaha, was partially de-
stroyed by fire Friday night. Loss, $780,
OOO
John Hart was hanged at Rockford
Ill, for the murder of his two sisters.
who stood in the way of the division Of
their fathers property.
The issue of the Socialist. seized by the
London police Thursday, was printed in
red. it being intended to celebrate the
Berlin outbreak In 1913
Richard Jordan and Amos Ivey are
under arrest AZ Montgomery. Ala. for
the murder of Railway Agent Cud
CASEY and Hal. his clerk
Clinton IL. Nickells. a well-known
Kansas city druggist. has been arrested
at Ninnea polls charged with adultery
with the wife OF Willis Graham.
Lewis and Frank were sentenced to
five years each at Minneapolis for COM
plicitv i'm defalcation of Phil Scheig, ex-
teller of the bank of Minneapolis.
The Cunarder Lucania from New
York arrived at Queenstown at . o'clock
Friday morning. having made the trip in
five days, thirteen hours and eleven
minutes.
The attorneys of Prendergast have
asked the Illinois supreme court for a
writ Of supersedeas to stay the Judgment
and sentence passed upon Mayor Harri-
sons slayer.
A young man Whose real name is un-
known. and who claims To be the son Of
a former governor is under arrest at
Richmond Va. for forging a check on
the First national bank OF Baltimore.
Owing To a defect in the law J. T.
Mclean president OF The Newcastle
bank. indicted a Colorado Springs. Col.
for receiving deposits after knowing the
bank was insolveut has been released.
Under decision of the Wisconsin su-
preme court Francis W. NOyeS and
Eugene S Elliott. directors Of the Plank
grand jury and released by Judge John
son have been reaTreSt cd.
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Wool.

The following prices for wagon LOTS
UnWashed medium wool. 16c. unwashed
coarse or braid. 13G15c. unwashed fine mer-
inc, Pale: tub washed. 25d26c. BURY or
cotted wool, 3d6c less than above prices.
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Butter Market.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

ELGIN H.. March 19.-Butter-Steady
sales, l7,1O0 lbs at &c.
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Hogs-Receipts. 400 head; Shipments
COO head. The hog market was active and
quote:
Choice medium and heavy ......S4 55G4 80
Mixed and heavy packing $500. Z 50d4 s.
Good to choice lights ............. 4 coat 81 2
Common lights .................... 40di 80
Pigs ....... 80. .................... O0G4 So
ROughs ... ....... ............ 75d4 Is
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What people want-Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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NOTICE TO NoN-REsIDENTs.

on cake. E25.25 per ton: OIL meal. s25.ss.