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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO. June 16.-Less than 1000 head
of cattle came in as fresh supply today
All but thirty head were Texans The
native trade, with only an odd load scat
tered here and there, was almost at
standstill. None Of the big buyers at
tempted to do anything. The few lots of
COWS and mixed stuff were picked up by
locsl butchers at about steady prices,
mostly at Si90@3 co. Some plain light
steers sold at IS 60@390, and fair 200
pound steers at 81 %. The Texas cattle
We're nearly all of the market, and thew
sold slowly. A bunch of ffty-eIght fair
sl6 pound grass steers sold at 8. co, and
load of 971 pound steers at 1926. Some
fair $50 pound Texas cows went at $3.50.
Mondays receipts. are placed ut about
$1,000 head. and with such receipts a good
steady market is predicted.
Receipts of hogs were large for the clos
ing day OF the week and the trade opened
sluggish ard weak at 5ll0 cents decline
from Fridays range. The demand was not
at all urgent at the start, but later the
market developed a better tore. Local
slaughterers bought freely late in the day
n ceE:s decline from the values of the
day before and most OF the desirable offer
ings found an outlet befOrs the market
closed. Some 315 pound hogs sold up 10
81 20 but sales at 81 - were rare. Most of
the good packing and shipping lots sold ut
StUOVa.cO ana pain ilEDI anu mlNtO
around S.6o. These prices stand % cents
above the closing values of last week,
when best heavy sold at "a so and light at
S4.tO. Only 1000 bead were left in the pens
unsold. Mondays receipts are estimated
around $4,000 head. Tie market closed
firm.
In sheep only a handful of fresh arrivals
came In today but with the stale stock AT
and there was supply for the small de-
mand. The stale stock sold AT a little
b. tier prices than were offered the day be-
tore but there WAS no quotable advance
u m the low level of the week. Most OF
stock was cleared before the market
olsSed. Fair 90 TO 100 pounds native NUT
/, IL sold st go and load of good So
p,Uud native lambs went at s. % Ii re-
Qrires an extra load Of mutton sheep 10
stlI above s. % now aud few lambs are
goo q enough TO fetch s. pa
Receipts-Cattle, 1000, calves. 1000:
logs, -, 600; sheep, 5000.
OMAHA. Neb., June 10 - Cattle-Re-
ceiprs nominal; the cattle market contin-
ues duh and dragging and was again
lcwer all around today. Grassy steers
y re very poor sellers, aud the market in
general IL 15@25 cents lower than Tues
Crv
Hogs = Receipts. s.500: light supplies
''>rd a firmer feeling IN the trade and
pilces strengthened a AtIiS. the market
closing strong and higher. Sales ware
fiCm 81 45@4 65, and bulk S4.60, a->5nst
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range yesterday of 81 35@465 and bulk
"a 55d4 g.
Sheep-Receipts nominal; natives 8 25@
g. so; westerns S2.15@3 %; common aud
stockers e. OO@2 80; lambs So. Oo@s 90.
KANSAS CITY, j une J6-Cattle-Receipt
$500; shipments, 1900; market slow
and weak; Texas steers, s.. 35d4 rs:
Texas COWS, 81. 55@.2 GO: beef steers, s.. 25@
800; native cows. SlO0@2.55 stockers ana
feeders, 81 50t93.70; bulls, Sl10@25O
Hogs-ReceiRis. 1900; shipments, 1000:
steady 10 DC lower; bulk OF sales. 81 50d
40; heavies 81 55@4 20; packers, 81 55@4.7 30;
mixed, - 50tg4 70; lights. 81 40G46 60; york
ers, 81 55@4 90; pigs, 81 30@4 -.
Sheep-Receipts, 60e; shipments, none;
market steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
WARFARE WITH 'wEALERs.
'Wealers Resist Deputies Sent to Arrest
Them-Number Wounded

BISMARCK, y. d., June l6.-Seysnty-6ve
deputies who left yesterday in pursuit OF
'wealers who stole a train, returned this
morning and report several hot scrim-
IMAGES with the 'wealers. At Dawson,
Deputy Regain was struck over the head
with an iron bar and was badly wounded.
The Coxeyites at once overpowerei the
deputies aud disarmed them and opened
fire upon the balance of the deputies. One
deputy was shot through the hip aud al
other bullet cut the flesh across the back
of one OF the deputies. Another was
struck on the head with ooupling-pin
and three shots were fired ut him as he
tried TO escape. the bullets passing through
his hat and coat. Late Lass night a squad
of deputies captured sixteen 'wealers who
were engaged in stealing the train. Re-
sistance was offered by some of them aud
one Coxeyite was shot through bis hip.
The latest report said that ten ring
leaders, including those who acted as IRE
men and engineer, have been arrested
aud Will be brought here for trial
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HEDGE ON WEALERS.
Judge Dundy Orders Entire Army Con-
fned in Old Fort Sibley.

OMAHA, Nsb.. June l6-Judge Dupdy
ha~ decided that the $50 eommonwealers
captured at Ogallsla shall be taken 10
Fort Sibley. recently abandoned. aud kept
until tried, and IL convicted, compelled TO
serve their sentence there.
Judge Dgndy received a telegram this
afternoon from Attorney General Olnsy AS
follows: Have arranged with the war
department TO have the military ressrva-
ton aud buildings at Fort Sibley used for
the purpose Of coufning the captured
commonwealers as you requested"
Deputy Coggeshail telegraphed Judge
Dnndy that he Is running short Of supplies
at Ogalalls, and was instructed TO pur-
chase necessary supplies and start for Fort
Sidney tomorrow.
In speaking o. tha matter Juuge Dundy
said; These fellows are pretty sharp, aud
it looks TO me as il they only selzsd the
train last night for the purpose OF being
arrested and brought To Omaha for trial,
thus placing them much further east. /
am informed that there are large numbers
OF miners in the crowd At Ogslalla who
were engaged in the Cripple Greek riots,
seeking now TO get out OF tue country. II
this is a fact | shall turn them over 10 the
Colorado authorities in order that they
may be punished for their unlavfuiEess la
the Neutrality-suspicious."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
HOMEOPATHIC CONVENTION.
Spirited Contest Over Postponed Legis.
lation-Annual Election OF Officers.

DENVER, Colo. June 16.-The Homepa-
thists had a warm discussion today over
the report of the committee on medical
legislation, which recommended that APP
plicants for practice in the different ststss
should not be subjected to an examination
by a board of examiners The chairman
% the committee was in favor of the ex-
animation. The MISTER was held over.
The election OF officers resulted rs fol-
lows: President, c. f. Fisher. Chicago;
first vice-president, DIR. ID. G.. GUSTS,
Washington. ID. c.; second vice president,
DR.. E p Stroke, Denver; treasurer, DR..
ID. y. Kellog, New York; assistant treas
urer, Dr. Thomas Frankiyn Smith. New
York; registrar, DR.. c. ;. Hogg, Norwich,
Coma; general secretary, DIR. Z II. Porter,
New York; provisional secretary. DIR.
Frank Kraft. Cleveland.
Board OF censorz-Dr. r. Rush OF Salem.
o, five years; Dr. 7. &. Duncan OF Chica-
20, four years; Dr.. julia Holmes Smith ot
Chicago. three wears: DR.. A. G. Cowperth-
waite OF Chicago, two years; Dr. g Il.
hinyon Of Rock Island, Ills, one year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17

JERSEY City. y. J.. June lathe old
hut exteusiys Absttoir Of the Central
Sock and Transit company in HNrsi-
mus Cove, just soath Of Pavon:a avsnu
aud the Eyie grain elevators, was totally
destroyed by fire this evening. the total
loss reaching almost Sl.oo0. 600 Bulls Oh
piles the structure OF Two stories WAS en-
tirsly Of wood, bat the machinery Was
costly while the sniouat Of stock Including
dressed beef. ;nuItos aud upwards OF 5000
live sheep aud lambs went TO swell tue
loss
No one appears to know the cause Of the
fire. but Saturday Is bali holiday and
oae Of the few men ~ work may pOssibiy
have broken the rigid rules % tue Coni-
pany and smoked. the N ItGh or ths light
OF hts cigar causing The confiagrst.oa.
The fire, which broke out in the alley
adjoining the TAT room and sbont isO feet
fron the outer end of tue baildiaK. was
first seen by Waterman JAMES Mccarthy.
he old nos make an instant tusn-in OF tue
alarm aud he lad % run TO make his e.
cape, leaving his clothing " hieh no had
hung up in the Office when ns went OF
duty. He believes that OF ;hs twelve or
fourteen men then at work ia the building
all escaped; but when the Associated
Press reporter left the ground William,
missing.
The building was erected Ia 1854 over
the water OF the old Harsimus Cove with
frontage OF 300 feet on The river aud TX
tending back TOR about go feet.
The spread OF the flames was
so rapid that in fifteen minutes the whole
space was a mass OF flames which caught
the cattle eeat Darlington" and the barge
Refrigerator beiors they could be loosenet
from the dock also the coal barge HoH-
man. belonging TO Baldwin. White a 20.
The fire tugs OF the Erie railroad aud ten
belonging TO tho Pennsylvania road, to-
gether with the private tug X G. hzy-
mond and the New lorE police boat re-
sponded quickly to the calls and de their
best. but the coal trsstle of the Pennsyiya-
MIA road on the pier 10 the south was dam
aged 10 the extent of s. 600 aud number
OF cars loaded with coal were destroyed.
The crafts on fire were towed into the
river and cast loose The Burlington WAS
totally DESTROYED but the bargrs were only
damaged TO the extsnt Of n few hundred
dollars each.
The river trout on the New York side
was lined with thousands OF spectators
attracted by the brilliant spectacle. Fears
were entertained for the safety OF tks
great Erie grain elevator, but fortunately
the wind blew in the other direction.
Within two hours from tho outbreak OF
the flames there was nothing left bns
glowing pile OF c.nders which covered
about four sores OF ground. The lusses
aggregate $50. 900. Of which se00 600 Is on
the building and machinery.
The Central Stock and Transit compsny
Is partly owned by those doing business In
the plant but the majority OF tbs shares
are held by the Penusylvzniz Railroad
company. Senator Mcpherson. ID. y. Sher-
man and Simon III. Smith. Over 200 men
are thrown out OF employment by the hre.
No data could be given as TO the Insurance.
but it Is said TO be about one-third OF the
loss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
INTERCOLLEGIATE CONTEST.
From Scncol at Sterling
Won Second Place at Emporia.

STERLING. Kan, June l6.-lSDecial =
The commencement exercises Of Cooper
Memorial college began week ago with
contest 10 determine who should repre-
sent the college in the Intercollegiate
prohibition contest which was held a.
Emporis last Monday evening. Fred L
Weede was chosen and won second place a
Emporis, Emporia college. Cooper Mem
oral. Ottawa aud the Southwest college
OF Winfield being the competing colleges
On Sabbath evening the bzecAlaErea-s
seTlnoa WAS delivered by President Spea
Ger 70 a very large and attentive audie8c-
i musical recital ws~ givea on MoaFiss
evening bT Pr0s. :. ". Van Demon OF hs
musical department i large zudieacr
enjoyed the music, much OF which was %
high order.
Rey L. II. Strong gave the ANIMAL Al
dress On Tuesday evening ana discussed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
AKIN TO NATURE.
Place Where Men Grow Up Perfectly
Chzsse and sinpis.

ffnoe Whers Men Grow Up Perfectly
Chzsse and siapss.
man OF the north who has local
reputation as q Lazy man should see y
Mexican ',pupoher" loaf in order 10
comprehend that hs could never aehisvs
distinction Ia the land where POGO
tempo means forever
Tho baile-the song-the man with
the 1ustar~-ani under ala this doloe far
niente ara their listls hates and biciS-
orings. rs thin 80 cigarette smoke and
as enduring a. time. Theyjrcverence
then parents they hsnor ,tksir patron
and love their oonpsdre Thsy are
rsyc,snd gyavo sven whe. gay. TREY cas-
little. they shink lsss. they meet death
calmly, and it's q terrible scoundrel
who goes to hell from Mexico
The Anglo-Amcrican foremsn ara
another type entirely. They have all
the rude virtues The intelligence
which Is never lacking and the psrfec.
courage which never fails are found in
such men a. fon Bailey and Johnnie
ell-tvo TEXANS who are the superioss
Of any COW men have ever Sen
have seen them chase the '1nasericla-
a. top speed over country so dificuls
that . man could hardly vass on
foot out of walk On one occasion
Mr. Bailey, in hot purssit Of bsll.
leaped = tremendous fallen log at Top
speed, and Ia the next instant tailed
and threw the bull as il was about 70
enter the timber. Bell can ride pony
at galiop while standing up CT his
saddle. aud while Cosssclxa do thls
trick they are enabled - accomplish 8,
easily from the. superior sdaptAb4gity
Of thsir saddles 70 the purRossL In
ny association! with these msn Il ths
frontier have come 20 greatly respect
their moral fibre and their esarrSssry
Modern civilization, IN the process Of
educating men beyond ihesr eapacsay.
often succeeds IN voAssrissEg than.
but these nAtarsl men 1oasess nipas.
which though lacking all srnbeiilsh-
rsent are ekssss snd simple. and utter
~ devoid Of q certain aipp@ncy which
passes for sznartnrsz in rstzati0us
where life Is not 80 r~aL-Frsdsr.S
Remington, Ia Hsrpers Magazine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
GENERAL BENNETT DISAPPEARS.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June 16-Genersl
Bennett left the camp OF his Commoaweal
army in the East Bottoms Thursday
night with Sl03 collected at the conven-
tion of Kansas Populists. saying that be
was going to purchase boats 10 transport
his men down the Missouri river, and he
has not been seen since. Some of the men
believe that the general has been murder
ed and robbsd. Others believe that Ire has
skipped out. Colonel Cannon, Bennett's
first lieutenant, is also missing. The men
said if be returned 10 camp they would
ride him out on rail. but they will gladly
welcome Bennett back. The camp is in
great disorder There is no money and
very little food. The men asked Artz to-
day to lead them on, but he declined until
some trace OF Bennett could be found.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers snd shippers OF
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
NEW WHEAT ON THE MARKET.
CORNER FIRST and fifth.

ST Louis, June 10 This years crop 81
wheat is an early one, rs is indicated by
receipts of the grain in ST. Louis and B al
timore a; as early date as the middle Of
June. Today car of new Missouri wheat
arrived here from Charleston. Is he south
east section Of this state. It's quality wa>
good ana the condition excellent. though
tie berry was smaller than usual, but *
perts declared Il q good NJ : wheat Inr
car load was aucsloued OF on call * -
cents. TbIs was eight csnts above the
price obtained for regular No. red.
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a CRiPPLe,S TALENT.



Bed OF Pain
An indolent boy, whose schooling
had been chiefly remarkable for this re-
sources for misohievons pranks, met
with an accident which disabled him
for life
In consequence OF injuries affecting
hip and spine he became an incursbls
cripple His life hung in the balance
for many months. and when he began
10 mend In general health j: was with
out hope Of his ever leaving his bed
One day he YVES seized with strong
purpose. Il must work, he exclaimed
to his mother. II shall loss nv mind
il 1 lie here counting my aches and
pains
He asked her 20 prop him up with
pillows and 70 fetch his school books
The pages disclosed an industry which
had interfered with serious study.
Fly-lesves and margins were Illus
trsted with humorous faces and boldly
drawn csricaturcs Algebra and &c
ometry were ilIumined with grotesque
portraits Of teachers and schoolnateS-
His Kpeid contained series of comic
pictures Illustrating Dido's ronantis
career and the adventures OF her lover
in the spirit world
The cripple had thought Of his one
accomplishment. which had often
brought aim into dissraos a. school for
waste % time he began By making
pen and ink drawings 70 illEistrapc com
icsl incidents and dialogues A dozen
of these were sent 20 an Hsustrs Esd pa
per and six were accepted
Encouraged by his success. be beams
3 regular eozsrioutoF 20 seversl comic
journals. and ended BY earning more
money than his brothers, who we're
clerks IN stores
be was not strong enolgh 20 work
more than a few hours morning aad
evening: bnt when us pencil was 1le
his mind was cO1furinZ with grot3squ-
faucies Not satisfied with the wages
received for quips AID c-snks and bu-
no-ous cartoons. be resolved 20 learn 20
stch, AID f7sl}T became ~Ip-r. n the
use Of tools aud Aosos- Pcroeivinz tia.
confinement, indoors was restricting hi.
work 20 interiors. he designed BED On
wheels which ooals be rolled under
trees
His health gradually faEIed- bu. an
b.tiOn spu-re5 lin en- Work has
kept hin alive" SAID his phyRiciar. s.as
VIII die without u When too weak
20 ne his pencil be passei quickly
away
4 lie q physical ssgsisA had bosa
snnosied y heroic Ps-zSsi@Boe N ;1rn-
ing h. ons talent 20 good AecozRG--
h0rth' Cozlp zs.ion-
TaxEL are 1oS = OF se-lz foEing
II LIS Augclss. @pd gazny aew sse.ls
are hesag borss- TIE yleid - iaereas-
ing. ard ;hc 81 1:ss.s ready s-le a.
a. n ..d e . f..--rl .
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FOB FREE coINAaz.

OMAHA. June 1.-THE seSEe.ary q tbs
Democratic silver conference 70 Be held
here June Il. today announced that Goa
FRESHMAN Bryan will speak O.. I've
favor the immediate restoration ~ the
free I'D unlimited coiaag- OF god aIs1
yer AZ lhe present ratio withVst EAli-
IHS for the I'D or consent Of znT other
uatsoa on eaTth" Other sDeaAess Ct
national reputation Will Dc present.
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BARTON COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Special Dispatch 70 tne Daily Eagle.
GREAT BEND. Kan. June 16-The Re
publican convention for Barton county
was held in this city today. 1t was the
largest convention that has been held in
the history of the county. Every town
ship was represented, all Of the 10 dele
gates being present.
+. c. Cole was nominated for represen-
tative, G.. W. Minochs for county atiorlsy.
r. A. Charles for clerk of the district
court, Henry McConkle for probate judge
and E. q. Mckinney for school superin-
teEdent.
The ticket is strong one, and will be
elected without doubt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. June 16-Business was of
limited proportions today in dry goods,
nothing being done beyond actual require
men;s and limited order demand for
summer specialties. On advance engage
ments for autumn, the forwardings re-
turned a good volume of sales. Printing
cloths were dullht 2 Ills for GA squares
Sales at Fall River for the week. 81, 600;
deliveries, 165. 600: production. 2O5 OGO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
LIABILITIES VS.. ASSETS.

NEW YORK. June 10 Henry Newman
& Co, wholesale dealers in caothiers sup
plies, have issued a circular to creditors
recommending settlement al 90 cents on
The dollar. 10 per cent cash and % per cent
IN I've equal payments The committee
have no criticism whatever 70 make coz
earning the failure TIE liabilities OF the
firm were given 10 the schedule AZ 8. sos.
81, and actual assets g. iOi.5s6.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
BURNT UP A MILLION
JERSEY oITYS IMMENSE ABATT0IR
DESTROYED BY FLANES

Total Loss of Buildings. Machinery
and S.osk-Possibiiity Tha, uu-
man lives May Have Been Lost
in the Fire-Flanes spread
20 Vessels nc Wharves
Adjoipiu=-A Work
mans Pipe Prob
able Cause OF
Destruction.
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a s,s-y ., vrx,.l.'. s,.ss s-a-p

Three and hail niles Yves. Of Aida.
IOuacun eouaty. Va. - the loeally "a
nous black swamp" sad > Etranzs
story has been current siserss boszss sor
the better par: ot thin century. Jss@s
MeVeigh lived long zgo - an Sl4 ss0ss
house or the edge q The swamp saA
there cans. 20 him oEes a stranger asx-
ing shelter. The stranger - taken IA
sn6 he lived thsre To- sTe Yearx- he
never went beTosd ths sr~azy Tor ex-
srcsse and be took elsbo-s,~ prs-au-
tsoas a. EigAt % guard against say
p~ts@- When Be died = strange fraza
q neg oorisg yi.lzzs eznss aud ei..nsea
ih- Dody, prDtesssay % rseazaiSs 80
dad man ~ az scgnzi1taDez. Tho
stranger who claimed a. boST ~as
to- dead mans sc=. zoc se Att-r~&pzt
o-es1s ehsef tsstsse q sbs United
Sszs>s ssp-srse egsr2 TIE tsss<r. =
wealthy and ssIl e3sczs~a N4Tyisa9-
e.. Bot a nasa q as~eTersshis t~zprr.
had slain , gsrs: - als 0~s ssbi@ -
breaking Ess sxEsi z.th = az11aser
Tie tsozsscsss'a psaee - hf8.ag 49,
A.rslT zare ihas 4fsy a.iss ssaz "a
s-s-Ee - "a eTlaas - j aaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
CAUGHT HIM NAKED
SAD MISFORTUNE OF A SPIRITUAL.
IST IN OKLAHOMA.

W lille He is Representing the Great
Soul of the Late Lamenled Thomas
Jefferson, the Light is Turned
on, aud. TO the Consterna-
ton Of The Women Pres
emf. the Medium is
Discovered Nude.
Taken Into
Court,
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NEW YORK. June l6.-Butter-Easy: west
ern dairy, I0al5; western creamery, l4I63lS;
western factory. 91@al415; Elgins, Is; state
dairy, 19a17I5; state creamery. 151AaiS.
Eggs-Firmer: 12al219; western fresh. 1l1aa
10; southern cases, 81 50a3; receipts. 1879.
Coffee Options opened barely steady I'M
changed TO 10 points down, reacted sharply on
European buy ing. closed steady at TO 10points
down: Closed: Sales. 1880; including June.
il 90al505; August. Il 45al4 80; September.
- s5sl4 90; October, Is Sab 50 December, 10 10
al3 Is.
Spot Coffee-Rio. firm cut quiet; No. =,
16; mild. steady but quiet; Cordova, l9al9l4.
Sales. none.
Sugar-Refncd, fairly active; crushed, asa
8 5-l6 powdered, 4ssa4 9-l6 graduated, Lie
AZ
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Specie MOVEMENTS

NEW YORK. June 16.-The exports of
specie from tie port of New York for the
week were gold 81, 305, 900; silver s262. $50.
The imports OF specie for the week were
sec. 97S of which S13, 57l were gold and S53,-
401 silver
The imports of dry goods and merchan-
disc at this port for the week ending to.
day were valued at SC, 4O6,243
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ST, Louis Grain

ST. LOUIS. June 16.-Wheat-Lower cash,
64c; June. SIC; July, 5515c.
CoRN-Lower; cash. SSlac; June, SSI9c; July.
6SI4c.
0ATs-Very strong; cash. 461ac; June. 44c
bid: July. S57Sc.
PoRK-I1igher; jobbing SIS 90.
LARp-NominallY higher: So 45a6 69lb.
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EVIDENCE is ALL In
ARGUMENTS IN THE BEALL MUIR
DER CASE BEGIN MONDAY.

of the Most Famous Trial in
Annals of Oklahema-Storyo Of the
Killing on the Streets of Guth-
rie-Pieas of Counsel for
Defense and Prosecution.
Verdict is Awaited
With Considera-
bic Interest.
Notes.
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAEs

ST PACL June I6-MOst OF the time OF
the Norwegian Lutheran convention to-
day was taken up by discussion OF the
parocbial school question The covenant
church OF Chicago and the Trinity church
81 Norwood. Iowa, were admitted TO the
united church
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BITTER CREEK CONVICTED.

PERRY, o. T., June 15.-"Bitter Creek"
a member OK the Dalton gang, was convict
ed here today OF hur-e stealing and SEN
fenced to five years in the Kansas state
penItsntiary. Officers have heavy guard
over the outlaw as news has reached here
that he will be liberated from Jail tonight.