Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-06-28

cents, though western recsipts we're
only 1,S6l, $40 bushels, againSt 2,40A<
l6J . year aQO, and Atlantic exports
only So, 03l bushels against x,502,000
last year. Corn advanced, but again
receded, with small exports apd fairly
large receipts Cotton declined .
sixteenth, but recovered and there IL
every reason to expect an increased
yield. II is confidently expressed that
4 settleAlent Of the tariff rates on tex.
tiles by the Senate would improve the
condition OF textile manufactures. But
there is scarcely any evidence Of such
result as yet. Wool Is less active and
rather weaker, with sales about equal
to half the full consumption, 3,252,5N
pounds against :, 1850. 800 for the same
week last year. There is much disap-
pointment that the partial termina-
ton OF the coal strike does not prompt
~ enlarge the demand for iron and
steel products, which is evidently too
narrow as yet to support much increase
OF production. The failures during
the week we're PA in the United
States, against 273 last year.
VALPARAISO, Ind, special One
hundred days ago Mrs. Wallace, OF this
city, was taken sick with typhoid pneu-
mOnia and for weeks there was no hope
OF her recovery. The trouble then
settled In her spine, and she lay help
less and unable to move. The attend
ing physician had done all in his power,
but his efforts were in vain. A few
days ago Mrs. Wallace was handed a
pamphlet of o faith cure doctor in
Chicago, by a friend, describing treat
ment under his care. Whom her ply
stefan called that evening Mrs. Wallace
told him OF her belief in divine heal
ing, telling him she v'ould take no
more medicine. That night while all
the family were asleep she commenced
praying. She soon experienced q
peculiar sensation all over her body
and in a short time arose from bed and
commenced dressing herself for the
first time in nearly four months.
Awakening her husband, who was ut
terly astonished to see her dressed, she
told him what God had done for her.
After retiring she slept well and was
able to be up again the following day.
She arose to show that she vas cured.
did her own work and she was as well
as ever.
BROOKLYN special: A cat boat
W0o SNpoAAGu W " ouuuOn sHuotl va
the Atlantic Yacht Club House, at the
foot OF Fifty-sixth Street, Brooklyn.
A pleasure party consisting Of six peo-
pie, two men, two women, q boy and a
2-year-old-girl were thrown in the
water. The Atlantic Yacht Clubs
steam launch at once went to the res-
cue. They all sank, however, before
assistance could be rendered. Little
was found about the boat to identify
them.
ANDERSON special: In consideration
Of q bonus Of forty acres of land, fifty
lots, q gas we'll and railroad switches,
all offered by Phil Matter, a syndicate
OF capitalists headed by Chicago men
have located q mommoth tin plate
plant north OF this city that will be In
full operation this fall, employing 300
men. J.. Jones Of Chicago represented
the syndicate.
NEW YORK special: A statement
compiled by Bradstreet's shows the
total bank c~learances in the principal
cities in the United States the past
week were, $S49, 973, lOl, u decrease of
10 per cent, compared with the cor
responding week last year.
NEW YORK special: Three and u
half millions Of gold were taken for ex-
port, making q total for the week OF
~, $780, GOO, the largest since January |.