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sYyrToas - Mo;,turc. intonsc i.chinR and
ninginf mott NJ night; worse by scrniching. II
bleed md ulccrato, becoming vort B0to.
hwAiHrs OisTNESr stops tho itching and
bleeding, heals ulccrntiou. and In mos, cases N.
moyls tho tumou, AZ druggists, or by niail Tor
toeena Dr. Nwaync 6 Son, Philadelphia
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OMAHA, NEp., Nav 8, 1881,

10 waom & lfcy Coacao:
| have suffered for years with neural.
'gic headache and Krauae's Headache
Capsules Is tho only romody that haa
done ioo any good. Would recommend
them to all slmilarly affected.
4 ~ Sffi3i CHARLES PAssor, i
81 7le North Sixtocnth street.
Sold by Alex T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling and Bowio& Co., bridgeport,
Ohio. f6sf
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CHICAGO, 5upe co.-Cat.ln, receipts 5000 koad:
shipments 20n head; market &c higher than
Wednesday, all sold; prime 10 extra rntivo
steers g. Goat s1 medium 81 09g1 40; others g ini
3 soi Texans g Coal q. Hogs, receipts ISOOO
head; shipments 500 head; market slow and
6nlOc lower; rough heavy 81 Scat IS; packers and
mixed s. 6Sai %; prime heavy q pOs5 % Sheep
head market lVc higher; top lambs 81 sois %. {
HAAr LIBERTY, Pa. June ca-Cattlo, receipts
light; market steady prime o. hoai 70; good
u Soa3 10; i1ir to good steers e. toos %. Hogs
receipts light; market steady; Philadelphia
y 0a5 %; Corrnon 10 fatr Iorfors Is 01a5 o..
prices. tgstss7s = -iz l5-ss ~ = =
CINCINNATI, tune eo-fioss stronger ct 81 500
0 20; receipts l.ioD head; shipments 100 head.
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MEDICAL

iPto7s D. s. Jouyast q EcGAcfRs)
Prok VIII ltcHsn,v7hn rnakcso epeeislty Of Epilepsy,
hnc without Doubt rratca catcurcd more cXaes tbGn
snyliving ihynieian hs snocen Is astonishing We
haVe hoaEdof cases of9o ycnrgr1andtnc cnrcdb him.
Hcpuoishs vah.ablow worth On this lscas 50 which DO
rends with large bottle OF his absolutc curc, FREQ to
By sufferer who mayrend :hc.r p. O. and Ex,rc.sui.
drcss. We advise Gnyunc wiShIng core to ADDRESS,
Pros. W. y. PEEKE, F. D. 4 Cedar St, He-x York.
Z sN.s4st4 ~. tlrI la-t1i ioieAwy
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Simply npply "swAYsr's OINTMENT" No 10.
tcfnn medicine rcqnlrod Cures tcitc,, cclDuln,
Itch all eruptions on tho fnco, hands rosO, Ia,
leaving the akin rlcar, white mud healthy. III.
BY no other remedy Ask your druggist Tor
6wAyNE'a oisT,iESr. .ty,psT i 1rlsaw \
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS.
rasast acopapRo 10 f1is: 4.
roesriGs o.
Oh lyILIdAlI u. HAMMOND,
yspes IN fvrrrnios
rEsT.iNE. u.
rEsmNE.

iAexhansiiyV statefci lbe ncryud, system, 70
lurlsips from q ~ Mental work; emotional
cxslsamtsat of efbef causes capable Of lcnoning
itas iosps plt endurance j, tho several organ, Of
~ tlpdyt dsp i,ionoi tpirta, mulsrrholis aud
,ceilsin typss dtinsanlty !; IN care, Of Muscular
,vSAknssi ~ d eensml debility; notins,henit,
aii1iiifiiiablo itli6, 81 no brain, spinal cord.
OF nFrfohi risfera graptally, In nervous AMI
ccot1gtiye radac.ie / n incuraigiA, gud In nor.
isSpl dyspepaiai IN weak states Of the gcncratiyo
sysiens ~ ~ n tho Aboyo,nnmod conditions.
TstIne y N tetomdot tho greatest aoryloo.
9oss. q Dssps. Priee q draehns(, 81 90.
|yshefs iqci dtpudats arc no, supplied with
tho Itatnnond Animal Extracts they VIII DO
mailed, tosrther WIN oil existing literature on
ths slttees % rcce,ps Of price, by l. Il. lt e &
THE coLuarniA CHEMICAL co..
II yyashinRtop. ID. O.
rosa1 prts Company, Agents 70, wheertng
CplT-Tylthy
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FEW foaK. rnpo 2D--It bns been quiet ,nur.
kct Stock trktDgs have engaged the chief at.
tenilon OF mc-rhanta. ortiers were tcw mud from
sornt sections thoy wcro plnimiZed by tho mil.
road strikes that enuRd visiting purchasers to
keen on ic. 80. =. n
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FoR hoataencss, chronic soro throat,
bronchitis and soyeeo throat troublos,
Cubeb Cough Caro- is always suro. Tho
active principle OF Cuhob cannot DO
HainHald. All druSg!sta and phyBlcinns
will testify TO its hoal!rg rroportlea
and Hucccsairl action on tho mucous
membrane.
Sold by Alcx T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Dovio g. Co., Bridge.
port. Ohio.
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NEW ToRY, Juno Ga-P:g Iron quiet. Coppr,
QUOT Lead quiet FIN ateady; straits sl0 20
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Tho best naive in tho world for cuts,
bruises. cores, ulccra, salt rhoum, fcvor
sores. tettar. chapped hands, chilblaino,
corns. and oil skin efuptlons, and posi-
uvely cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect sutistnc-
tion or money refunded. Price rs
cents per boz. Tor sale by Logan Drug
ComppnY. 1at. IL.
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FINANCE AM TRADE.
Tho rsntatss "a tho afsnsy and Sstee,


Tho rentutss "a tho S.fsnsy and Stock
sfarscts. {
Nrw Ypnx. June ., Money On Gil cary a.
4 per crai, lns, ioaa and ci8siSat ! per cent
Prime u,orfn,iis .,apcfi s'Gsi,, pef cent sser
ling csrbauga steady. et " ssaigt Silver Ger
tiacatei eiasic. sa,ci po.1pi shars titl
AThhwsaA ven dull day urd The tinnsaosiors
vuto5 tighter. than lot, tpsuy days pet nut
despite the gs49pd ,iuar,iSity tbe kpctEihteo
day. ThS eoutinnssec 81 ne I,fiEt, q coprsa.
exercised a dopnsslng influence on ne milwa,y
list Sugar led In thu trnnsltuo1is, openlhs "
per cent lower, aud then on good buyinS rose
2A pet cont Tho sdyanoa was contested. and
under occasional re,ds ,hop were frequent 70.
actions on tho way up. One pct cent ueciino
followed. and \ elpsed with gala p. ~ I'm nSr
81 Paul shows o gain OF 51fsper cent 90 the DAY;
In the rvst OF tho llN tho trndlng WIS light and
speculation unsettled. Toward the. cioso the
market carno INTO better tofo. closed fairly nfn
prices showing an upward tendency. i1 g.
Railroad bond market wps DIM lft 81
Government ard state bonds dull.
BONN AND. surK ouorAriow CLOSED BID
g.sss rss .Is.onal cordssS I'D
u. y. Do Nat Cord prpfd b0H
U. 3 Is rcgs ......-..., ia Now Jersey CENT l0l Il
u. 8. a. Norfolk 4 West p'l lSh
u, s. Is 70 Northern Parllc. Sc. 9h
Pacific e Of 'b3as.lol DO preferred ,.....- "
Atchlson ...,..,.,. ...... thwcatorn>....l VI
Adams EIpn,sg s-.sii1 do preferred ..,...-lilH
Amorican Expfcssi0a New York Central g6t}
baltimore q 0hlo.- 09hih. Y. q New Eng.. 9E
Canada sohthcrn,,. vs., Oregon Imptcynt u
Central Pacific ....- II X OREGON Eay.,...-.s- u .
Chesapeake d Ohio l6l pocihc Nail .....,.-.. lfig
Chicago & Alton, -tSV Ipittsburgh..,......-.-iLQ
Chi. iur. q Quincy 7Gas Reading 10.
Chicago Gns......,.... sHlRIchmond Ierfn.a l01s
c., @. Z, d 81 L..... 81 DO preferred ,,,..-- l6S
COL Coal 4 lrnIl..., Rock Islam "
Cotton oil Certlno. 2GS h.. -.,... ny
Del & uud ..-.-.,... lig do preferred .,...llSh
Dol. Lack. i West l6i list. Paul 8 Omaha -
Don, & X @. prci'd % do preferred. ,-,..ll3
Dist q Cattle Feed 2IISI9ugat Rellnery......iOl
Eric. 49,. .......... Tenn Goal Z IrpnI 10
DO prcferrcd.,....- % Texas Pacl hc.......... .
Illinois Central ..s.. ilTol d O. Cen. prcL 20
Kan. u Tex. prcrd l1Is Union Pncilc!....... 10
Lake Erie d Vest a. 3. iExprcsS,....... "
do p,eierrod-...... lI w. St j.. q P....-. -
Lake Shore,,....--....le9 10 preferred -,.... -
Load Trust 5SiS lWells Fnfgu bx-..- -
Louisville & Nash. 4Ii .lWestnrn Onion t.-.' 63
Michigan Centtal- 9iE wheeling q l. E.. W.
Missouri PdciGc..a 2Sxl do prciorfcl -..... %
Nashville d Chntt- 70 IGoneral Electrio...- Sj,S
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md lower spot and July 5s;;ic; August 59}.s
5.t1Ssc, September 5a;tc; receipts 5000 bushes,
Corn quiet; spot and June 3tci July +5154c: TO-
cvipts ,OO0 bushels Onts eusicri No. I white
western tetsa3et; receipts 1000 bushcls. Ryp
dull; No. go. ray steady; good to cao!cp
timothy Ell Goals %. Butter. eggs and cheese
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sUoan,s HIDE


NV ibrt STA III 4
pifom wan s.tcet at noonot dry.
Bringing TO Wal lngtoh fresh dlsm1y,
The nlirlghted air With ahpdnGt bore
Likea herald y hesto q tho snnators door
Telling tho tariff wbs on once moro, n q "
Ailriif very much altye, I - II iiji9i n
And sugar quoted at %.
And stlli those Wild quo.atiops o. stott a
Thnntefed away wifi dtendtnl shock. Y
Aud louder yet Into Wellington rollnd a.
The roaf OF the market uncontrolled,
Making the blood Of q senator cold "
AS he thought Of his alskc 10 that Wait greet
And sugar quoted al 70. 2 x, I,
but there Is o road 10 Wellington town.
a good broad highway. leading down; Z =
And thew through tho Hush Of The tiornins
"a bill. as black o, the stccds 81 might, I.
Was t.,on to pass "a With eagle aght--s y
As II II knew tho terrible need. w Az IL
II stretched away With It's utmost pecdj
And nevor once did II halt or walt "
And sugar quoted a. % y AZ ).
undor It's spurnipg foot tho road a
Like an nrrowy Alpine Hyof loHed, - y i ~. ~ :
And Congress was len RwAy behind
XXI ~, ~ 9 S, fyog s eS0[ Sa tSI sina
awcpt on, with spirit TINT did mot tire.
but lol Il "a nearing It's hearts desip-
Il Is sndtllne tho sinose Of Tho roHring gun, \,
And tho sugar quotations. iDl. n = "
Tho INST thing tho tariff saw wetc tho groups
oi etrngglers, and then tho retreatng troop6i
What was done-what to do-a glance told Il an.
Then striking the straddic. tho put and The call,
II dashed down the line mid tempeSt II laws
And tho wavc OF retrca, checked It cour3e there
Tho weight OF the sugar compelled II 70 parso.
With combine and trust tho tarill was gray, q
by the change Of q clause aud htgh duty play,
u seemod TO the whole great nation to say n
.Ihnye brought those senators all the wSy y
From sugaryillo down TO save Che day. = HI
IIurah Tor senators with q Wilt q y
lluunh. hurruh for bill and Bill IA III n = Is
And whom their statues nrc placed on hiGh,
Under tho dome OF tho capitol sky. Y Is n Q
Tho American stptesmouls Temple OF FGinp,
There with tho glorious Wall st.cot gamo y &
De II said In letters both bold and guy. 4.
"flcre Is the schedule that snved tho day ~
BY carrying souAton into tho fight ~
When sugar wns down clean out OF sights T.
I'IfsH sl.fs.s sy4.ar rfsl7
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SCNlCA0o. Juno 2a-Afters aut carly .sqccnnu
buying and siosCS "a sIESur for sy septeSGct
Corn cloecd unchanged; oats 1sc lower ana
provisions lower oil round. "a 49,
Flour easy. N 81 s - -.
WaeSISssh NJ spr.ns r. i Sfed ' sss
ecash "a. q ii4c, Jnne 4o,sansan,99sscc ;;
July 10Y sail sta4l 5Sc: September 4ia4l EatlA
oArs--Cash No. 2 49c;l Jnpe f2alSaiSci July
sifSaSeI sass %tc; September 2Ssssaeyl aaa29c
FLAIsgEo-So. l q IS -
Timothy SERp-St u.s. q Z ~ ~ .
Miss Posx-Cash sla l2,t; July .el2 s5ai2 d2l13
LANp-tash IS ~; June and July 60 g; scpten-
Der So 80 - 7si t7liySi 4 ~ &
stiJnr Cash s6 20. July 50 f2,sac e1Xa
eI2.aa: September so 60
OtheS unchanged.
New Youx. June 2o-Plour, receipts $4,000
rclS market steady. Wheat receipts 3Q.oO
buEhels; exports q. 40 bushels; Gales 49, 900
bushels oil futures and 100, 0Oo bushels Of spo5
spot market steady: No., ! bard Ge3sc;;s options
Ss aR aIy se R h'SRST III SSh Ssns sp
tc,lber est December CO. ssiaoS5.c Corn.
receipts 2beO bushels: exports 1000 bushels;
GALES 405 90 bushels Of futures and $40 900 bush.
olS 81 spot market steady Jnns @ July 3yss ssa
800 bushels; gales 1000 bushels Of future; aud
ih0O bushels Of spot; market dun and loEer;
juns .t31i.sc; August sl5ic; September 55h4a
| S311iQs5ll4ci October 8S,.c Hay. hops and hide,
quiet Cut meats Arm Lard steady; western
steam and July 81 oS. Pork nrtn, Butter weaker;
western dalry lO>salilsc; do creamery lialsc:
state dairy l2al75.c Cheese steady. Eggs Quot.
Tallow steaty. Rostn and turpcntine quiet
Rico and ruolaSses steady. Coffee stendy IT 5al5
points up Sugar steady.
PrfLapgLr1uA,i june 2a-Flonr dull nnd IN.
changed. Wheat hteady and iovps; No. red
June 6gHa5g'1c; July 5sySa69tic; August % 10
6o54c: September o. Ess8lsao. Corn weak: No. 2
mixed June ;5ia;5ss &c; July August
+6at65fc; September so. oat, weak and lower;
No. white Juno nnd July s791lai7lssci August
S514a$ac; september $50 Butter5 dull western
creamery $50 Eggs quiet aud unchanged
CINCINNATI, O.. juno 2a-Fiour steady. Wheat
finn; No. 2 md 67c. rceip.a 1000 bnshclS ship
Inents 400 bushels. Corn 9uies No. mixed
80. oats easier; No. mixed 20. Rye nominal;
No. 2, BE. PORK DUH at .si2 20. Lard quiot OF
S. @ Bulk meats quie. OF 50 G?S- Bacon Ann
st S o. Whisky quiet OF g. 10 Butter dull.
Sugar steady. Eggs weaker. Cheese in moderate
IN " . ' j.
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&c; pulled 2Ga2io.7 ..:-.,5. ~ n ~
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MFs. D. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies. and Children,
1910 and lals Market s., wheol.nc, VIVA.

The Island ems and electric moto7s pas tho
door. Third annual sossion begins MONDAY,
eEFfEMBEh 10. lSyl. continues thirsy.nino
weeks, divided into forv :nr.nS This school
Oilers complete ond tho,orgh education In
Latin and Modem Language. n, I ~
z The. school consists Of Primary. Gr1nmcc,
academic md College Preparatory Departmental
Ihe methoas and course Of in..r!ntion will
compare tnroraols with tho best summaries IN
the country, -ErIi.-.
Boys nro received IN the PnmarJ md nrst yen,
Grammar For circulars Q. Interview, apply 70
MRS. d. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
s- Residence No. ya7 Hain 81.
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\. o.. e. G. Rn4t'a hc,,o aud Brain Troatmcrt
Is eoh under pqEtire rrterp enhe1rtsc, b, 0u.lrors
ifed h2ndits oni5t 70 caro- Weak Memory; Toig o,
l5ain tnd Eerye Posrr: Lag iGnhooa; Quiok ncrSi
t.xht Lonrts; Eril Droon1s; tset OF ConddcDCo.
5ESrto@Iees; LnSHitud0: al nSstos; Loss Oh povur
Oh tho dtnoraeye otynns 10 either scr, cilr1ed IJ
9yT -oEGtiSni You,hhs Errors, ar I:roc'ire Uco q
3asqrJ. ttr1nmptfon, insanitynad peaih. DE- moii'
box; fir ii tsl!d wttlep guarantee 10 euro OF
Iofraa ingnoy. SI8Ivs oUdHsYRUp. ! ocrtnin
cuTo fT CoutltfD, C0lds, Asthma Dronebitf- Grimm
HboGping Cough, ACr9 Throat. pieG1ant 10 tok0,
Email bta dl:e1ntinzcd Old. ncu t!zn. nLi 30; cd
a tize, now oot ~ f s1-I7'slTlT v =
u GU AnhNTEEg ipsued only through CirhR II
GOETHE, succIshor to acIHin Erothon, Drug
RlstA Wheeling, " Va ,I' g jyISrThabvy
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III . ~ Pennsylvania Stations.
|NgHUnnsyIVanId LINES.
RIG4 Traine Run by Central Tlrne. 9.

r!,cuEr orr1eEs AZ REHssysvAs1A ,RrArroH On
HAcIp ~. YQ9T OF ELEVENTH. M. WTZGLIsNs
s. Ar MctU1,Y HuNsE, WliEtrCsu, AND At mn
m pYNNBrLvlHIA hriT1oH, bRiDopronr.
g,n,-r,ryrv.1 fsys1-,.r-rpst IT Arptp nn,p1.pn p.
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d CHICAGO. juno 29.-ktter anh carly decline
under bearish news wheat reacted to-day on
Jorn closcd unc6angSd; oats De lower and
provisions lower oil round. n
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Tho ilst thing tho tariff saw wefo tho groups
oistragglers, and then tho etreating ,troops,
What was done-what to do-a glance told Il an,
Then striking the straddio. tho put, and The call
II dashed down the line mid tempeSt II laws
And tho whvo OF retreat checked II courso theit
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Tho weight OF the sugar compelled ito panso.
With combine and trust tho tari(l was gray,
by the change Of a clause aud a high duty'a pia,
ltseemod TO the whole great nation to say IT
tIhnye brought those senators oil the wSy y
From sugarvillo down 10 save tho day. = & n
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1894-01-16
CONDENSED NEWS.
Short Items From Various Parts of the
Country.

snort items from various iarts OF bhe
Country.
A race war is brewing in Merriam coun-
ty, Kan, over the mixed school question.
The Republicans of Iowa have nomi-
mated Mr.. Gear for the United States SEN
ate.
The Santa Fe employees are on the verge
of despair, having received no wages since
October.
An epidemic of measles is causing much
alarm at Kansas City Over 1000 cases
have been reported.
The Pullman Palace Car company is re-
ducing its force of employees all over the
country where travel is light
The strike of the plateglass workers at
Chartered, Pa, is growing serious and
bloodshed is feared if nonunion men are
put to work.
James Milton Dooley, president of the
Third National bank of Bloomington, Ills,
died of nervous prostration. He leaves a
widow and 10 children.
Butt, Young & Company, wholesale hat
dealers of Knoxville, have filed deeds of
trust to secure creditors to the amount of
100000. Assets not given.
Two thousand miners went to work
Monday in the second pool, in the Penn
sylvania pits, located principally between
McKeesport and Elizabeth.
Seven United States prisoners escaped
from the county Jail at Huntsville, Ala.
They knocked the jailer down while TAX
ing in coal. None have been recaptured.
The fire at the w. Helms company snuff
mills at Helmetta, N. j., caused loss of
100000. The origin of the fire is unknown
The mills are valued at 100000 and en-
ploy about 400 hands
A hitherto respectable farmer named
johnson, residing with his family about 10
miles east of Springfield, Mo-, was shot
and instantly killed while resisting arrest
He was found stealing.
H. G. Fuller of Falkton, S. D., Judge OF
of the Sixth circuit, has been appointed to
the supIem bench of South Dakota, vice
j. &. Bennett, deceased. L. G. Gaffy of
Pierre succeeds Fuller as circuit Judge
Herman Hawkins, a 5-year-old boy of
Louisville, shot and killed his 13-year-old
brother while the latter was asleep. The
boy had obtained pistol that was under
his mothers pillow and was playing with
the weapon
The president has granted pardon to j.
T. d. Meredith of West Virginia, convicted
of passing counterfeit money, ON the
ground that longer imprisonment will en-
danger his life; also to j. A. Edmonds,
alias Ed Edmonds Of Kentucky, convicted
of violating the revenue laws.
Fire at the Standard Oil company's
works at Parkersburg, w. Va, caused by
an explosion, destroyed naphtha and sui
phuric acid to the value of 81, 900. An EN-
ploye named johnson narrowly escaped
cremation. He was standing within a foot
of the agitator when the explosion oc-
Cured, but escaped with some serious
burns.
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HoRNeLoweR,s NAME RgyEcTep.
The Senate Spends the Day in Executive
Session-TariH Debate in the House.

The Senate Spends the Day in Executive
sessiOn-Tariff Debate in the House.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The legisla-
tive session of the senate was short and
uneventful, nearly the whole day being
devoted to executive session in consider
alton of the Hornblower nomination.
The morning hour was consumed by the
introduction of petitions and bills.
In executive session Senator Hill
opened the fight against the confir1ua-
ton of Hornblower for associate justice
of the supreme court, and Senator Villas
of Wisconsin, the only Democratic mem
Der of the judiciary committee who sup
ported Mr.. Hornblower in the commit
teeroom, made strong appeal for con-
frnation. After a general discussion,
lasting throughout the afternoon, Horn
blowers nomination was rejected by a
majority of 6.
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Big Prices For Trotters.

BUFFALO, Jan. 16.-Buffalo last season
startled the trotting world by hanging
up $4,000 in purses for two weeks
trotting meeting. This year it is pro,
posed to have another big meeting.
Purses aggregating $4,000, and perhaps
more, will be offered. There will be
several big stake events, the details con,
corning which have not yet been fully
arranged. The dates chosen are from
July 81 to Aug. II, inclusive. 1t is more
than likely that the great $50, 900 pacing
purse will be repeated this year. This
is the race which caused such great ex.
element last year, and because of which
Buffalo went broke backing Mascot.
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jackson Roasts Corbett.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 16.-Peter Jackson
the colored pugilist, was in Pittsburg Ell
route to Baltimore and was very angry
at Corbetts letter, in which it was stated
that in the fight with Jackson in Cali.
fornia, the club officials and referee were
against him (Corbett) and that he was
defrauded out of the fight. Jackson said
this was a falsehood pure and simple and
that later Corbett refused TO accept g..
600 added to the stakes offered by the
California club to fight the battle out
later, but instead pulled down his 81, 500
coming from the drawn contest and
skipped out of town.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1894-01-16
BEET SUGAR.
Its Producers Opposed to the Wilson
Tariff Bill.

Tariff Bill.
New YORK, Jan. IS Henry I. Ok
nard of Nebraska, president of the
American Beet Sugar association, is at
the Waldorf hotel. Naturally he Is OPP
posed to that portion Of the Wilson tariff
bill which proposes to reduce the bounty
on sugar produced in this country from
beets.
81 take the position" he said, 'that
congress has no moral right to repeal
that part of the Mckinley act which
places the bounty on sugar, because a
definite time was fixed for it to operate.
We regard this as in the nature of a con-
tract"
Mr. Oxnard said that the quantity of
beet sugar produced in this country in
1893, according to the closest estimate,
was 5000 tons, an increase of about 49,
600 tons over the previous years produc-
ton. He has been in Washington max
ing a protest against the repeal of the
sugar bounty paragraphs of the tariff
act of 1890.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1894-01-16
SHOT HIM DEAD.
Fate of AN Unknown Tramp Near Law
renceburg, Ind.

rate OF AN unknown tramp near Law
renceburg, Ind.
LAwRENCEBURG, Jan. 16. - Mitchell
Shanks, director of the public schools at
Pello, Ind, five miles west of here, Sun
day night shot and instantly killed an un.
known man who had been despoiling the
schoolhouse. In company with a num-
Der of other citizens Shanks went to T.
school building and ran the fellow out.
Shanks started in pursuit and called to
him to stop. The stranger turned and
shouted mo, you don't!" at the same
time thrusting a revolver in Shanks' face.
The latter, quick as flash, threw up his
arm and drew his own revolver, shooting
the unknown man in the head and kill.
ing him on the spot.
Indications are that the fellow was d
professional burglar and made the school
house his headquarters at night. He has
not been identified.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1894-01-16
MINISTER'S CLOSE CALL.
Rev. Curnick's Experience With a Maniac
at Springfield, 0.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Jan. 16.-A sensation
al attempt, which has thus far been sup
pressed, was made few days ago by
William B. Douglass, crazy man, to
kill Rev. Paul G. Curnick, pastor of st.
Pauls church.
Douglass sent for Curnick, took him to
a rear room on the second floor of his
residence, and told him that he was 60
ing to kill him. Curnick parleyed with
him, and as a last resort got on his knees
to pray.
The crazy man looked to heaven, and
while doing this, Curnick moved ON his
knees to the door, and ran wildly down
the stairs. Douglass pursued him to the
street. He claimed Curnick had been
telling Odd Fellow secrets. Curnick
formerly preached at Price Hill, Cincin-
matt.
Duglass has been committed to the
Dayton asylum.