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GeneraI Merchandisa.

BAGS-Cotton Fruit Bags. 515c, SC and 63I c for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain Bags
So gee; State Prison Bags. 514c: Wool Bags, 81
@36c.
RICE-Chinese mixed, So 65a3 20; No l. 81 O5
U4 20 extra No. l. 81 3UGD. 40; Hawaiian
81 3712; Louisiana, -: Japan, "a SO@s4 40:
Rangoon. So 1898 80 y ctl.
SALT-Liverpool 10 now quoted at $40 for extra
kinds and $l1 so D ton for ordinary brands.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
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Stocks in Inndnn.

NEW YORK, June 22.-The Evening POSTS Lon
don cable says; The chairman of the London
Atchison bondholders' committee has resigned
owing TO the nature OF the reorganization scheme.
The published details Of the scheme equal the
worst anticipations but II may pass. though fears
OF foreclosure by the per cent bondholders is
felt The whole Atohison business. first TO last,
thoroughly disgusts English bOndhOlders.
The stock markets were dull and Americans
fiat. led by Atchlson. but the close above the
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against 2, 254, 900 bushels last weak, 3553OOO In
miro week OF June 1898 and 2,457O0O in the
me week or So. here are 1875 failures through
guy the Tilted states this week against 227 last
week ana $50 in the third week of June 1898
6neh the financial disturbance was beginning to
the like week of Sg1
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HAMBURG -AMERiC GAN LINE.

Fast Line to London and the European
Continent.
TwIN-SCREw EXPRESS STEAMER SERVICE.
Between New Yor South mpton CLon-
don, PaIis) and Hamburg. Low Rites
to German, scandinavian and Brit sh
CHOSE CONNECTIONS AT SOUTH ers.
~ amptOn for London, Liverpool. Ant %MfkFFA
werp, Rotterdam. Amsterdam, Paris, szs-asS1aas
etc. Tickets to and from Gothenburg Malmo
Christiania, Copenhagen, Apenrade, etc. at low
rates. For tickets. cabin plans and further mfor-
nation AMP to
A. W. MYER General Pacific Coast Agent, 4Ol
California ST., cor. Sansome, San Francisco my5tf
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Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter:
June. -; July Is SIad; August, as 91ad Sep
tember As IOd: OctOOer, As 1O1sd; November.
Is HAD; December, 5s.
SECURITIES
LONDON, June 22.-Consols. l0l 5-16; Silver.
2S7sd; French Rentes 100f Acc.
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Moder te Improvements,

NEW YORK, June 22-Bradstreet's review OF
the state OF TRACE viii say tomorrow: There
are indications or moderate Improvement in
various lines and enough instances TO render the
fact OF some Significance. notable fayorabls
feature is the practical ending OF the coal and
coke strike, together with those in those indus
tries which will put to work at e, or soon,
more than 25O, 900 men. The number OF en-
ployes in indus trial lines still strike is esti-
mated at about 10000. There are sales by job
oers in stsble lines for future delivery where
nothing save a hand to-mouth business has been
reported for weeks. AT points tributary TO Kan
sas City aud st. Louis grain harvesting Is under
full Roadway: the condition Of wheat is excellent
and the demand for money to move the crop Is
marked ana the supply abundant The Western
steel works, recently started, report disposition
by capitalists and other TO push new enterprises.
Nothing Indicating Increased demand for staple
goods is reported from any New England city.
The settlement of the coal strike produces more
hopeful feeling 1t Pittsburg. All Western cities
circles and that the outlook for Improved fall
trade mas increased st. LOUIS advises that season
able goods are in better demand and that the end
OF the strike has resulted IN better feeling.
Kansas City iobbers report dry goods In better
demand aud expect little other Improvement
during harvesting. Simiiar adv ces are received
from milwaukee and 1T. Paul, where late rains
have improved the outlook and sale for later de-
livery has increased In number
The volume of dry goods ana kindred lines at
Chicago Is smaller than in the preceding week
and Jo6bers are preparing to take stock. Distribu
ton OF merchandise from Omaha is only fairly
STEADY and no material gain is expected until
August. The Nebraska acreage rs said 70
be 80 per cent larger than ever before, while the
acreage OF oats is only onehalf and that of wheat
only 40 per cent OF an average.
here Is an improved feeling IN business circles
In san Francisco also and good fall trade Is an
ticIpated. New wheat is moving toward the coast
but there VIII be no export movement during
June. AT the South there is rather more ell cour,
agement in trade circles.
Exports OF wheat flour included, both coasts
amounts to onIv 100000 bushels this weak.
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California Fruit saIea.

% CHICAGO. June 22.-The Earl Fruit CompEn.
yold California fruit at auction this morning real
izing prices as follows: CherrIes-Still showing
food demaDd: mostly soft, bad order; 4OGI5c
kprcots-kecepts extremely heavy: oo9oOc.
fe&ches-65@65c.
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OMAHA, June a. Cattle - Receipts, 1900
Desirable stuff, both steers and cows. sold at
steady TO irmer prices, but common stuff OF all
kinds ruled dull. The feeder trade was not overly
lively and the feeling was rather easier. Quota
fionS Unbalanced.
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INV YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at "; last loan IL: closed
at IL. Prime mercantile paper, 2s4G41aI. Ster-
ling exchange was firm, with actual business
In bankers bills at 81 $3.50 for demand and
- S7l2 Tor sixty days. Posted rates, 81 1914 "a
80. Commercial bills. "a S61a. Silver certih.
earps gdm6hc
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NEW YORK, June 22.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreers, shows the total clear
anees at the principal cities ana the percentage OF
increase or decrease as compared with the CORE
spending week last year:
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WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. June % The spot market is
higher at SIS Id Cargoes are weaker at GAS Sd
for of coast. 25s for prompt shipment and 24s 3D.
for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
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Foreign Markets.

PORTLAND Or, June 2.-Ciearances. sIO6, bsl;
balances. 81 500.
Wheat-Vslley 771ac: waila walIa. 75c q ctl
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AMERICAN LINE.

FIfB6EEIUFtN LFNNs
NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON.
SHORTEST AND MOST @ tNVENIENT <Ssz
- route to London Close connection at xessssses4
southampton for London and Pars; very low
steerage rates now TO points in England, Scotland
Wales and to Belfast
PHILADELPHIA TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY; very low steerag rates
now TO Queenstown aud Liverpool.
RED STAR LINE FOR AN rWERP; desirable
route for Belgium, Germany, France, Switzerland
and Italy.
For Information regarding freight and passage
apply to international Nav igatton Company, g. ID.
FAHNESTOCK, General Agent PACING Coast, 609
Market street, Grand Hotel building. lei u
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL k7gsa
- fortnightly for the West Indies and $500
Southampton. calling On route at CherOOuls
France. and Plymouth. TO land passengers.
Through bills of ladinR, IN connection with the
Pacific Mail s. s. Co., issued for freight and treas.
IRE 10 direct ports In England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to PIv.
msuth, Cherbourg, southampton. First-clsss
plse: third.class. S97 80. For further psrticu.
lars apply 70 PARRoTT Co., agents.
e sos California st
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GUNARD LINE.

New York to LiverDooi, via Queenstown.
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Umbria. July 7. 500 AN Umbria, Aug. 4, Z 80 AM
Camp2nla Jly a, 3:O0PA Aursnia. Aug.il, :3nPM
EtruriaJuy Il, 80 AM Etruria Aug. 8, 8 80 AM
Lucsnia. Jly 20. 900 Pm mpauia Aug. rs, Noon
EXTRA SAILING:
Lueania......... ..... tuesday, July 8, 100 P. NJ.
Cabin passage $50 aud upward; second cabin
$4O, $40. $50. according TO steamer and accom-
modgtious
Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF
Europe at very low rates. For freight and pas =.
s1ge apply at compauy's office. Bowling Green,
New York
VERNON Fl. BROWN & CO.. General Agents
Good accomm odation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DlMOND CO.,
IhS3Tu Ct Agents, San Francisco
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Office Furniture and Fixtures
C. E. WEBER & CO.,
tse $500 300 to SOC Post St.. cor. Stockton
~ 49, mr3lTuThSaSu1y
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN A
u Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 A. NJ. EEEFA
Nav 25. June 4. 9. 10 "a, July 5, g. 10, HA1zassss
"a, August 3. y. lS %
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
May 20, and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka Humboldt Bay Wednesdays A. "
For Newport Los Angeles and ali way ports
every fourth and fifth DAY. A. N
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
esnta barbara, Port Los Angeles. Redondo CLOS
Angeles) and export, every fourth and fifth day.
st IL A. NJ
For ports In Mexico 25th OF each month.
Ticket Otice-Palace Hotel. 4 New Montgomery
street
6OODALL. PERKINS & CO. General Agents
u 10 Market st. San EranciSco.
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and Fine Crushed, all 5s4c q 10: Dry Granulated-
51sc; Confectioners' A. Sc; Magnolia A, 4szc;
Extra c. 4ssc; Golden c, 43sc; d. 41sc; half bar
res, 1sc more than barrels. and boxes 12c more.
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San Francisco Meat MaSxet

Prices show no change. Wholesale rates for
dressed stock from siaugh terers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 512@6c; second quality,
412@5e; third do, 31z9419c 2 10.
NLAL-Large, 4G4L2c: small Calves, sc; Dairy
Calves 6(27c p 10.
MUrTON-We 51sG6c; Ewes. 6@51ac
p 10
SPRING LAMB-66l7e y n
PoRK-Live Hogs. 414@4t nc p n for heavy and
medium grain fed and 414@4slsc for small; stock
Hogs, 342c; dressed do 6149l7e 3 10.
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CHICAGO, June 22.-Lower cables and favor
able weather stopped the advance in wheat to-
day, and July closed 3sc lower; July corn closed
11sc lower, July oats &c lower, and provisions
a a slight advance.
Opening trades in wheat showed 1a@lc de-
cline for the day after selling up 1z93sc,
broke of csc, rallied 15c, changed some and
closed steady. The easier feeling at the start
attributed to the lower Continental cables and
the rains, though the early Liverpool adviees
quoted 15d in advance on both spot and futures.
Foreigners were reported as free sellers ia New
York. Early private cables quoted Paris wheat
unchangsd Antwerp weather warm and bright
market dull, but holders nrm; Hamburg weather
dry mars ct weak; Berlin wheat lower, rye IN
changed, weather improving.
There were bad reports from the Northwest and
especially South Dakota. New York reported as
high 400 loads taken there yesterday for export
and six loads were reported worked here to-day.
Later in the season private Liverpool sdvices re-
ported holders anxious to sell aud prices
were down 1ad. The elevator interests and local
professionals sold July quite freely during
the early part OF the session, closing cables were
generally lower, but there was some buying near
! the finish, causing the steady close.
Corn weaker, covering % csc range.
Free offerings the action OF wheat and rains in
! the W est caused the decline.
Large receipts and free selling caused weakness
| in oats. The range for July was ll4c.
Provisions were strong at the start on light Hog
receipts. At the advance there was considera be
reaIz ny and the market closed weak.
FreiRhts for Buffalo Corn. lie. Wheat for
| Kingston at 21a(125sc.
Z he leading futures ranged as follows.
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Wheat No. 2 Corn No =
Highest. Lowest. Highest Lowest
june. .59c 5S1zcJune. ...4ls4c 4OTsc
...59s4e 90 july. ...4l7se Ale
Sept. ...6I7sc 611selsept. ....4214c 4112c
Short KIDS per 90 lbs
July So 571a e6 5Z19 Lard per 100 lbs
Mess PORK per DBL July :. IS 17ls Sc 10
July .SI2 so $l2 50 SepJ....S6 30 So So
Sept. ST. 20 $l26
The cash quotations were as follows: FIour-Un-
changed. No. Spring Wheat, 5S44c No. ; spring
Wheat nominal: No Red, 5S$4c: No. Corn,
4l1sc; Prime Timothy seed. 81 1904 Sos
Mess Pork y bbl, Sl2 50@iz 521a; Lard p 90 lbs.
So 671sD6 10: Short kiOs sides OooseJ s6 621R@
as s.: Dry Sailed shoulders (Do1ed). 80 6212Gn
5 81: Short Clear sides (boxedl. SO Su06 go:
whisky, dstiIlers' finished goods p gar. 81 Is;
sugars cut Loaf, -; formulated, -;
Standard A, -.
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was unchanged. Eggs steady. loo.
CATTLE
CattIe-Receipts, 5000: unchanged: prime to
extra native steers. S4 5000 so; medium. 81 ZOO
4 40; others, S3 1893 90; Texans, 1903 So.
HOgs-Receipts, II 900; active, log sc higher;
rough heavy, 81 O0Gi so; packers and mixed.
50 1904 90: prime neavy and butchers weights,
$595 10: assorted light 81 SO@4 90
SDeep ana lambs-Reeeipts, 1000; unchanged
top sheep. IS 5O93 80; top lambs, 81 50@4 SO.
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Family Retail Market.

Eggs are shade dearer. Poultry is In large sup
Ply again and cheaper.
Fruits and. Vegetables continue to get cheaper.
e.. Fish shows no particular change.
Following is The CALLS regular weekly retail
TIice list:
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
- HIGH WATER Low WAITER Sun. NOON.
q Large. Small Small Large Rises Sets Rises.
70 4.54Pl l.12Al 9.36P S.59A 4.4Sl 7.35lll 17P
24.l 5.21PI 211AliO.45r 9.42A 5.4Sl 1851 .40P
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows; Family
extras. So 4O@3 so: Bakers extras. So 3O@3 40
superfine, ~ 5092 rs 2 Dbl.
WHEAT-The market was lower again yester
day, with light trading all around No. /, S715@
soc q ctl; choice, 9212c ctI lower grades
76@s6c; extra choice Tor milling, 971a@Sl O21s
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FO, Late Shipping Intelligence See Tenth Pass.
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PortIand's Business.

Jah3ua b0uth ZuB. IUb W est Shore As.
Cen Pacific lists. -. lO51al
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GRIMsBY-Arrived June 22-Br ship Ian gdale
hence Mar ~
NANAIMo-saIIed June 22-Bark Carrollton
for San Francisco.
BLIN-ATrived June 20-Br ship Durham
from Puget Sound.
PANAMA-Sailed June lO-Stmr Costa Rica, fol-
Ocos
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
LIVERPOOL-ArrlvedJ June 22-Stmr Lancas
TT an. from Boston.
HAMBURG-Arrived June 22-Stmr Rhaetia
from New York.
BREMEN-Arrived June 22-stmr Spree, from
New YORK.
NEW YoRK-Arrlved June 22-Stmr Augusta
Victoria, from Hamburg.
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bdls dry pelus. bbIs tsIIow, so SKIS crawfsh cs
cigars, cs tobacco, So Dxs lemons. cs signs
Port Los Angeles-l95 SKIS corn, SO sacks vegeta-
bIes, 100 bxs tomatoes
Los Angeles-7 cs poultry cure, cs cigars bxs
wine. % bIs tomatoes. pkgs mdse, l piano bx
cheese,
Los Angeles, via Redondo-11 cs baking powder
| cs spice, pkg varnisp, lot furniture 10 bales
moss. 2 pigs extras, es drug samples. l tank 10
bxs cs pork. cases M sugar. 40 bdls green cali
SKINS cs mapl syrup.
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which he dropped the large silver dol
lar into her apron after helping her to
pick up the towel-: possibly to the
rather uneXciting tact that they We're
about Of I; height. AS they came in
they were 50 absorbed in each ether
that they did not nseice Heinrich's
father and cousin and Herr Marter-
s:eig. Louisa would have noticed Herr
Wachsmuth aid his cousin only casu
ally anyway. for she was not acq1laint-
ed with them: but Martersteig was
known to her, and she might have
noticed him if the fascinating Heinrich
had absorbed her att cntion less. As
for Heinrich himself, he noticed his
relations and Herr Marter,teig after
awhile.
AS he and Louisa seated themselves
at the table it seemed to the wine mer-
chant and those with him that Helm
rich was tritle flushed and bold. as
though Bacchus had entered into
competition with Louisa for h 5 pos
session and had been beaten somewhat
narrowly. Heinrich swept all the
spoons and knives and forks within his
reach together into pile and shield
ed them with his arms. as though he
feared that some CT them would stray
if not properly herded: then waved
the bill of fare conspicu ously and said
"Wa;ter.' in one syllable: then dis
c ,vered his fatherand those " it'll him.
Rising, Heinrich went over tn his re-
lations. He rested his tingertips upon
their table and smiled atniably though
somewhat vacu ,usly. He was still
dressed as Il brisand, ami still wore the
green slippers with red and yellow
roses won at Herr Otto kleinseidels
rattle. Presently the smile, on Helm
richs face gave way to an expression
OF the most profound and impressive
gravity. When this had endured for u
moment, he spoke:
Father he laid, the lady over at
tkat table the beautiful lady the I'M
exec otionable 'ady-the very nice lady
is Louisa"
Herr Nachsmuth did not appear to
be very much enlightened.
Louisa, continued Heinrich. is tb9
girl that I said Alex Marterste.z
kissed: but he did not Alex noeol-
kis ed her. | kissed Louisa m, ~el:,
louisa Is 4 very nice girl: sba is .
very beautiful girl. Father" Heinrich
went on, with a ,Olcmnity whiSh prom
ised at any moment t, merge into
tears. "Louisa comes from Stettin.
Her family knew cur family very we'll.
She is Niemeyer. father. You know
them. Nobody every whispered 4 word
against the Meme, e..s. Louisa is the
best of them all: she is the most rer-
feet of the Niemeyers. Father, l am
goin. to marry Louisa"
Herr Nachsmuth was a man whose
good sense served him at one time as
well as another and whose democracy
was bread aud honest Heinrich" he
said, If you are in the same mind in
the morning come and tell me about it"
Heinrich vas o. the same mind in
the morning: and the follow mo month
of June heheld two weddings in the
worthy wine merchant family.
THE END
Copyright. All rights reserved.
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the Senate speeches
will undoubtedly be delivered on the
Senate floor. There is 10 such thing
As leave t. print in the Senate.
The order of the speech-making Is in
the hands of the Vice President. He
may recognize whom he pleases. MIR.
Stevenson will follow hi. customary
rule in the tariff discussion. Where
several orators from each side OF the
Senate expect to speak. he will arrange
20 recognize them alternately-tirsta
Demccra. s1d then Republican.
The name; of those VINO are to be
eccgni ed are entered en little slip
Of paper. which the Vice President has
on the desk before him. This slip OF
paper tells him who is to make tie
:ir>t speech. and twenty other Senators
might address the Chair in opposition
TO the gentleman whose name headed
the list and Mr.. Stevenson would pass
over them ali. II a Senator wishe, -
speak {. length he C1ust make arrange
mcnts IN advance with the presiding
oLcer.
Clerks Preparing: Data.
The Senate CLERKS are in the midst
of d heavy siege e work. Petitions
and memorials for and against features
o. the Wilson bill are being received.
Benz. Durfee. tie tariff exrert Of the
france committee. has several thoU-
sand OF the il Iii, room. al iac-etc3
anu prepared for reference.
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sH Aho'' and to fix a time for q
vote. Undoubtedly the chairman OF
the Finance Committee will arise in
his place on four o. five occasions and
appeal to Senators t. come to some
agreement by which an early vote can
be hal. That Little ceremonial was
performed by MIR. Voorhees, with fire.
quency during the discussion of
the silver-purchase-repea bill at
the special session of Congress.
But this is done chiefly to con-
vince the country that the Democratic
Senators are not plO!Onging the dis
cussion willingly. Great pressure will
he brought to bear by the representa-
tives of business interests to have the
debate brought to speedy termina-
ton. SO that the country may know
what business conditions it has to meet.
In Difference to their demand. the
Democratic Senators will make dem
Onstraticns at regular intervals appar
emily looking to termination of the
discussion, but really with no hope that
tie Republican Senators will respond
to their appeals. The Republican Sem
ators will assume very willingly the re-
sponSibi}ity for postponing the vote on
the Wilson bill until every chance Of
defeating it has been exhausted.
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Odd, Queer, Curious.

IRELAND is larger than Scotland by
1900 sqra-e miles.
THE Turkish cavalry is admitted to
be tn, finest in all Europe.
THE takings of London theaters and
music halls exceed G., 100000.
ONE pound of sleeps wool is capabls
of producing one yard of cloth.
RUSSIAN farmers hold nn average OF
twenty-seven acres to each family.
IT would take q snail exactly four.
teen days, five hours, to travel = mile.
Is the space OF one minute the poly.
pus can change its form = hundred
times.
SEVEN MILLION persons are employ
ed III the cultivation of the vine n
France.
EIGHTY Of the towns in Great Brit
ain supply the names Of 100 towns in
America.
THE s;inga.ese. after extracting the
honey from the bee. chew up tie in.
sect itself
TaE Australians have moro churches
in proportion to population than any
other people.
SOM. OF the houses in Berlin are
numbered with luminous figures,
which arc easily visible at night.
AT the beginning of tine eighteenth
century people were hanged in Great
Britain for the Illicit manufacture Of
sal.
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MURDERER SHOT DEATH.
Joseph Dick Suffers the Extreme Penalty
Aero, din: to Creek Law.

Joseph Dick Suffers the Extreme Penalty
Acror ding to Creek Law.
Joseph Dick. a full-blooded Creek
Indian. was shot to death ten miles
west Of Eufala. l. T., for the murder OF
another Irdian named Grey. 4 few
minutes after p. IN. the sheriff went
out and selected a spot for the execu-
ticn. He placed a small box against
tree and returned to Jail and
teckoned to the prisoner to fol-
low him. Dick Strengthened him
self up. locked around at the ton
guards surrounding him, and leisurely
strolied out to the place of execution.
He took seat upon the box, and. this
proving unsteady. he arose and jammed
it down solidiy and then again sat upon
it as coolly as though he were taking
his seat to be photograph ed. A rec
handkerchief was tied over his eyes
and a piece Of white paper pinned over
hi, heart. Not q muscle of his face or
hands moved. Two of the guards took
position twenty-five feet distant and
both fred at the white spot, killing
Dick instantly.