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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-09

London. Feb. 3.-Thc Times has re-
eeivel the following advices from Rio
de Janero of Tuesdays date by way
Of MOAtevi.feo, which it will publish to-
9nuow: The foreign diplomats have
held n conference to discuss the question.
OF the rights of the insurgents to be
recognized as belligerents. No actual de-
clsion was reached. hut the feeling was
distinctly favorable to such recognition,
except ON the part of the American rep-
s<ssehtntives. A majority Of the minis
ters have sent dispptchc to their reprc-
sentative governments informing them Of
the deliberations of the foreign repre-
snntativss and advising them to recos.
nise tie insurgents us belligercnts.
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EaklPN Areesfe,l.

Marietta. Ohio. Feb. 3. = Barbick &
Ei'hnr'ls. travelling specialists, advertised
medical services and sursical treatment
free. Consultation was free, hut medi-
zines came high, and they realized over
$500, They have been arrested for oh.
tanning money under false rretcnscs. Two
hundred dollars was recovered, They
hustled for their hill and finally after
paying attorneys and refunding they wer,.
permitted to 20. They showed no
dinl'.,"as. Inquiry at Cincinnati brought
the information that they were not rcs-
istcre'i there us claimed. They are billed
for other towns
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FAY IN state Rnnks,

Washington, Feb. 3.-Thc effort TO re.
peal the tax on state bank circulntions
WAS beaten in the committee on banking
by vote Of 0 to 8. The yute was taken
on the bill S Representative Cox dem.
TeIn.l. which relieves state hunks from
my tax on their circulation. but does
not extend the relief to circulation issue,
by private individuals or corporations.
The vote in detail was as follows:
For the bill; TAX, Cobb. Hall, sllis,
Jolnsol., .uhb (Alo.), Black, Culbertsor,
all Democrats.
Against the bill: SEr:aeer, Sperry.
Warner. DcnorrrSas-' and johnson. Bros
ius. Walker, Russell. Henderson, Haugc,.,
Republicans.
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Oppo.t,ion to IN. Rel, co,,.,,,.

OpposftiOn to the Bell Comnnpy.
New York. Feb. ga World special,
from Boston says ex-(;ov. Long. attorney
for the Bell Tcle2,,suv company, til.,
q IsetitiGn nmI hill asking that the capi-
taf stock Of the company be increased
from S:s'.Uhl.tHW to $:iO.On,OOO. The OK.
governor said he did not expect ~ meet
much opposition in the legislature,
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Lutest From Hawaii.

Auckland, n. H.. Feb. 3.-1'hc steam.
ship Mariposa has arrived here from
Hawaii, bringing news Nh TO Jan. 20.
When she left Hawaii people were rest
lessly awaiting the decision of the United
States conGl<.ss- The reported landing
OF United States marines and sailors has
na fnuh'lation i'll truth, and it may be sail
sha, there is no change in the situation.
pendfng the arrival of further adyices
fron4k ke United States government. TIL.
nelyspapers which support the provisional
government deny the right of the United
States to restore the queen.
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Washington, Feb. 3-The debate on
the Hawaiian matter began In the house
under special order which will bring it
to vote next Monday at 4 o'clock. The
adoption Of the order was preceded BY
very lively passage at arlns between Mr..
Boutelle and Mr.. Catchings of Missis.
sippi, member of the committee OIL
rules. which resulted in two attempts
made by the former to have the words
of the latter excepted to by the house
and subject him to ctnsurc.
Only two speeches were hlade today,
the first by MIR. McCreary, which was
the opening csSument in support Of the
resolution under discussion, and which
consisted Of a very critical and analyt-
ical review OF the entire situation from
the first inception of the revolution curly
In 1SO2, to its consummation In January,
1913. 1t was In every respect q strong
arraignmeqt of the action Of Minister
Stevens who was boldly charged with
completely in the alleged plot to over
throw the existing monarchy. Mr.. Hits
reply was marked by great feeling and
of the policy of Mr.. Cleveland aud his
Characterization of the deposcd queen he
used the strongest possible terms, fire.
quently eliciting the applause Of his Re-
publican colleagues. He had not con.
cluded his speech when the house adj
jourEed. The resolution which forms the
basis of the present discussion il that
OF McCreary. cOndemning the acts of Min.
lister Stevens and approving the policy Of
the president at the same time express
ing the sense of the house that the am
nexation of the Hawaiian. islands is in-
expe'lcnt. For this the Republicans have
offered the minority report approving of
Minister Stevens acts and con,lelnning
the acts of the present administration.
!n the course of tle proceedings to-day
MIR. Rlaire of New Hampshire offered, In
tho shape of an amendment, q resolution
IN favor Of the annexation Of the Hawa.
iiln islands.
The day In the senate was not mn
eventful one. After an hours debate in
the session the resolution of Senator
fetter was adopted calling upon the sec-
retary of the treasury for the names of
persons and corporations bidding for
United States bonds aud the amount Of
bids and the rate of interest. The orig.
inal resolution of Senator Stewart de-
nytng the authority of the secretary of
the treasury to issue bonds at this time
was then taken up and consumed the re,
mainder OF the day, Senator Wins miaskinr
the principal argument In opposition to
the resolution. The senate adjourned
without action on the resolution,
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1'he kosn N l<e Blur,,.--

Little Falls. Minn.. Feb. 8 - John
W"'ter. the supposed murderer. or Albert
k"sankc, was brought before Judge SIM
mons ycs:.G.'iay for examination. His
'.'''ssoi waived further examination and
the prisoner was committed to await the
action Of the grand Jury in March.
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FereiSA 0oasap.
Gen. Emile Melunet, Of the French
army 10 dead.
King Alexander Of Servla, It 70 rumor.
ed, has: been murdered.
Sara Bernhardt narrowly escapes
poisoning.
The rllmor that the King Of scrvia
had been assassnated was untrue.
Great Britain is now talking of the
peaceful disarmament ol all Europe ins
stead of war.
In the German Reichstag Herr Llei,.
knecht interpellated the government on
the condition Of the working classes.
t DR.. Aiittnach, made bitter attack on
the wine tax bill in the German Reich.
stag which was really aimed at Caprivi.
Insurgents recaptured Mocahgue ID.
land OF Rio Janeiro, killing and wound
ing fifty Of the Brazilian governments
forces.
German police. are accused Of great
brutality ip breaking up a meeting Of
workingmen which they had made H.
legal by trick. /
Thousands OF people were killed by an
earthquake In Thibet and among the
missing is the supreme ruler Of the
Buddhists.
Tie great imperial porcelain and
glass factory at st. Petersburg has been
destroyed by fire, together with all the
machinery aud models. The loss ID
large.
"A Philadelphia w0rklngmen's home
will be built upon the estate Of Empoc.
or William Of (3prmanv after nlnna
furnished by William T. b. Roberts,
Of Philadelphia.
The British naval estimates for 1904
will provide for the expenditure Of fI,-
100000. The decision to spend this
amount Of money In strengthening the
navy II great triumph for the lords
Of the admiralty, who insisted TINT It
was necessary to expend this amount
of money upon new ships. ard 1t has
apparently taken considerable amount
of newspaper agitation to persuade Mr.
Gladstone's government that this was
the case.
A dispatch to the London Times from
Rome says that the difficulties Of the
government have eliminated In doub-
BILE crisis and an absurd panic, wherein
1t Is difficult to determine whether the
political or the financial element las
had the larger share. The military pre-
parations against roting originated r,l-
mors Of an invasion Of Tunis and OF Q
war with France. Those rumors led
to n panic on the bourse and among the
poorer classes. who made q run on the
savings banks which 10 likely to put
tho Giolitti law ON loan and savings
banks on the test.
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Frozen to Drnth.

st. Louis. Spccial.-'rhe cold. weather
has not been without Its fatal results.
John Freeze. farmer. was so lally
frozen that lie will not recover. An nv
known tramp was found frozen ia death
In box ear on tl,e !EOa Mountain rail-
road south Of Gsr1n,iolst. rhrotore Ar
cut. ! farmer Of Centervil!c. was fr. gen
to death neur bis HON, on the Air limo
railroad few miles out from East ST
In,,iA
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.u0ney UUUrH.
iokah. Minn., Feb. 3.-Thc hoop fac-
tory erected here year ago through
Winona parties has been purchased hy
Fred Bolden, and will hu ge.,.o,i.ie.l into
saw mill for tho saving Of hardwood
lHmtrS, ~ abundance Of which is found
h this vicinity.
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0lney to NeslRn.

Of Attorney General Olney says that
the rumored resignation Of Mr.. Qlney
will become fact very suon. He as
serts that the present trip Of Hon. 10
sieh Quincy to WASHINGTON was at the
tither accept the postma ;ter sencralship,
which will Le vacated by Bisscll's pro.
motion to Ol'ey's position. OF e.ss urge
Hen. ]. e. Russell 70 ascept Il.
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They Are Rtt.en


SPARTA. Wis. Speclal-The recent re-.
l:r: t:":a Iced Wing, Mimi, that the
Nosssw western Endowment md Legacy
Ass p;ion of that city. was about to close
up It's business anl mers. itself into n
union composed Of several dcfunct asso.
Citations ;lnd assessment concerns. styled
Union Insurance company" has caused
Lo Little anxiety on the part of the numcr.
qua io:icy hatders in this city, who have
been faithfully paying their monthly as,
eeSsL!entS Tor MANY years. A number of
endowment policies here would mature
during this aud next year. The holders
OF these are now informed that they will
get but q very sIpall return for their
money, abont 81 for S. paid during tho
past ten ct twelve years.
brutaily nutchered for Ills Wealth.
Crston. Iowa. Spaial.-P. G. Good.
dale. farmer seveEty.two years of age,
residing alone fn q little house near
Aftcn. has been found bntchered in his
house. By The failure of a bank ae
Tingley he lost 500. and has since kept
considerable sums in his house. There
were sixteen wounds on Gooddale's head
and neck. any one of which would cause
death. The old man had apparently
been knocked senseless ut first, and tho
subsequent blows and stabs were given
to tpsure his death. Two pocketbooks
carried by him ars missing. Consider
able money secretcl about the house
was overlooked by the rohber. =
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-09
Water Mnin. for w.a.,,..,..,

WNteF slhInH ZOE WaAtsOOkef.
W0ons0ckct, S. H.. SDcci:l.-Judge
Haney has been asked to issue an in
j,Et tit,A stoI ping the mayor and ciy
council from issuing any lrore warrants.
also TO stop the city treasurer fror, i,ay-
ing some Of the warrants already issued,
The water works contractors have .;,isc.i
the wind and got their ,iat released aud
will commence ,Aying the mains at once.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-09
Rurglnriea AZ snraha a.la

Na:thticld, Mimi, Feb. 3. - Burglars
entered the houses of DR.. Pringle and
Diman Stanton night before last and got
away with considerable plunley. The
iabberies were not discovered until to,
day, AZ both families were away.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-09
THE WORK OF CONGRESS-
arsuMn OF PRosnEDIHos or rup
SENATE AND HOUSE.


Washington, Jan. 3O.-Thc general de-
bate upon the internal revenue feature
Of the tariff bill was continued to-day,
but only one sensational speech was
made, that Of MIR. Covert (Dem. N. ".
who announced his urolterable opposi-
tion to the entire bill, because, In his
opinion, it was framed to compel the In
corporation of q new tax. Aiessrs. Nc
Millin (Tcnn.) and Hall (Kan.) ably pre-.
scented the arguments in favor Of the
imposition of such tax. Mr.. McAfillin
was followed by Representative Ray
Rep. N. ~, who opened the debate for
the Republicans In opposition to the In.
come tax.
In the senate Mr.. Wolsott (eep. COl.)
presented the memorial of the Colorado
legislature, heretofore published, repudi-
ating the propositions of Gov. Waite that
the Colorado legislature has any power
to legislate OH the monetary question.
In speaking one the resolution, Mr.. VOL
colt said:
Il ask that the resolution be read as
bearing testimony to the fact that the
people Of Colorado stand OF fall with
the laws Of the rest of the country;
that hey accept the situation, painful
and unfair as it may be; aud may add
to this memorial that, although the silver
industry has been stricken down, pros
perity is returning to its borders and Its
citizens have found other channels of in
dustry."
The resolutions were read and referred.
Senator Stewart introduced resolution
declaring that in the Judgment Of the
senate Secretary Carlisle is not clothed
with the lesul authority to issue bonds.
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nugAAI . MiIIiuery Store,

hed3ooa Falls. Mimi. special-J. D.
Jackson. with Wyman T. Partridge of
Minneapolis. has bought for his wiis the
millinery millinery store and stock Of T. T.. = n.
Paul to. manage the dry COED >. steke as
Marga:ds Mulligan oA 1toaaa a.rset,
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Eidora, Iowa, Feb. I--W. Il. Cox.
living ten miles south of here, committed
suicide by hanging.
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"Ivho Hooked Tho,.,sr,.h -,

Elysinn, Minn..F eb. 3.-1hese Was IL
great scare among LOCAL Fishermen hero
on Account Of Q s.ate game warden drop
ping d9va among them. No arrests have
yet been made.
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Declines to Comm the Insane.
Little Falls, Mimi, Feb. 3. - Jacob
Larson, crazy man, o-.rsd. hhhhhhhn,
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JNTY, NORTH DAkTA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1894

duction here and cost Of production in
England be not equalixed by the duty,
then our cost Of product must 60 down or
we must 20 ont. Our laws have invited
money and men. and we have grown
great and rich thereby. The gentlemnM
from Illinois (Mr. Black has noticed that
men come here and he does not want
them to come; hence he Ia willing that
our wages shall be lowered to keep pcO-
pie away. Well. this is not the time to
discuss immigration. but while people are
coming am glad they have not yet inn
bibed the gentleman's idea ard have not
yet begun to clamor for lower wages. TO
sum 1t up. II this protection gives rs
money and men. and our vast country
needs both, 1t lnay show why we have ss
wonderfully prospered. If It does, am
inclined to think that the way to have
two Jobs hunting one man is to keep on
making new mills, and to try to prevent
the committee on ways aud means from
pulling down old ones.
The Agricultural Class.
But what do you say about the farm
er? Well, on that subject do not pro-
Tess any special learning. but there is
one simple statement wish to make, and
leave the question there. II, with cities
growing up like magic. manufacturing
villages dotting every eligible site, each
nnd all swarning with mouths to be
filled, the producers of food are worse of
than when half this country was lcs.
crt. abandon sense in favor Of political
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Washington, Feb. 2.--The galleries ef
the scnn!e wevs crowded., hu. the ,hrons
If ri:itors was probably the overflow at
trac,el by the great tariff debate in the
house. Several resolutions and memorials
In opposition to the administration poll.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-09

!ipAalu. Minn., Feb. ::.-The two-year
Oil daughter of John Ball died yesterday
morning from being scalded will; a..iilns
water.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-09

cy werc introduced. The principa,
speeches of the day We're lnn,le by Sen
ator Stewart aud senator Allison, both
Of whom contcnded that tue secretary vf
the treasury had no power to tissue
l'ontls for other purposes than REDEMPTION,
and that It would be violation of law
for the secretary of the treasury to use
the money thus accruing for tue PURPOSE
OF meeting current expenses. Senator
Dubois (scp. l'laho) said ne Scul,l not
vote for Senator Stewards resolution BE-
cause it denied the power Of the secretary
to issLe bonds for any purpose.
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THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
NJ ll.5s. ( "a n
0vDMTD ~. THE PAST wB1lg IN
(, 4 eQNpENsED FORM.
EAs r.Assss a.d Most rmpsrta~s Hsyys
q ahs World, Called From the
TslsgraIh Reports ee shs Prsss
AanAefRlfAnR. -,

Another instalment of Hawaii cor
feepondcnce is transmitted to congress
by President Cleveland.
Secretary Carlisle issues the instruc.
lions for bidders concerning the new
bonds.
:. Senator Wilson Of Iowa, speaks in
opposition to tue bill repealins the fed
eraf election laws.
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Died mt Cnvali.e.
Cavalier. n. d., Feb. 3.-Ihomss Crcn.
Icy il dead.
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Criminal Doinss.

V~elV0 UUyS G&kIlpetI from Tue Fe.
formatory at Laurel. va.
John Campbell was found murdered
IN the woods near Indiana, Pa.
Mrs. John Boder became insane on
religion at Chilltcothe, O.
The trial Of DR.. Eugene +. West,
charged with the murder OF Addie Gil
mour, was i,egun in San francisco.
Ed ID. Davis, q prominent negro of
Greenvillc. s. c.. and his wife We're
murdered by unknown persons.
Hugh Higgins, 0f Almena, Mich, was
arrested at Decatur, Mich, charged
with killing Eugene Finch.
A. Z. Mitchell, ex-cashier Of the Fnl-
ton, Ky. bank, was sentenced to ons
years Imprisonment for perjury.
George FeuseE, o Chicago boy, died
at Decatur. Ill, from Q knife wound In
aicted by tramp.
Fifty convicts escaped from the
branch state prison Mt Coal Creek,
Tenn, by crawling through the stock.
ade water gate.
Thirfy-six persons were arrested at
Sioux City. Iowa, charged with steal
ing coal from the Illinois Central rail,
WaF.
Blubs, bottles and stones played q
prominent part at an Eversop, Pa, pri-
mary electiOn. Two men were badly
hurt.
Merchants at Alliance. Salem, Canton
and Youngstown, o., have been swim
died by an alleged Catholic priest, for
whom they cashed checks.
Burglars robbed the Santa Fe depot
at Gerard, Kas., a hardware store In
the place and carried of the plunder on
a hand car.
Zoe, alias "Red" Murray well-known
st. Louis character, shot and fatally
wounded Johs Meyers a hostler. He
was arrested.
Mrs. Frank r. Smith shot and killed
hxxseH Mt Beatrice. Ncb. She was Is
yens cid and had. Teen married eight
cen mop44s She was temporarily in
sane.
p Through on anonymous letter au oil
leged plot to burn DahasAry, Conn, hat
.faetories was discovered. Police are
on gsantl.
I Jack swanson was acquitted ut Jack
son. Miss, o6 the murder Of policeman
Gulce. and viii l,e tried in Tennessee
for hlling young Parker.
Jst,a. Knll, of Rldgewoor, L, J.. at
xacked his wife with an AK and then
df6Wnx6 himselE in a cesspool. The
8Omdn may recoNef.
4. . Dallas, Ky, show. performer
Wilson vas shot through the heart Ry
drunEen r<ghs. He fatally wounded
two.
The jury disagree.d at a, MarsAa!'torp: a!',, ss:
Iowa. in the case OF .ioraee hin LIE aoF
false imprisonment against y. =. Efnst,
in connection with the murder ~ A""s
Wiese.
John Clark died at Cairo. H., from
> wounds inflicted by John Bennett. Both
are colored. They quarreled on the
| s.eainer State of Missouri. where the
attack occurred.
Frank i. Donaldson. lawyer. was
sentenced at Grand Rapids. Aiirii.. 70
one year In jail and to pay fine OF
$500 for collecting money for clients
.,ahd appropriatipg 1t to his own use
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Tho Casu.lty Record.

Tho DISTRACTION Of the big steamer
Andes. ashore at Little Beach, N. j., is
Inevitable.
Felix Goodman Of Key Wast, Iowa,
was seriously injured In fight With a
wildcat and is not expected to live.
Several firms suffered by a blaze in
the Iron block at indianapolis, Ind.
The lOGs exceeds $4,000.
Frank Oakes was crushed to death at
Elinburg, lad. by the jacks givtag
way under a bhtading.
u. N. lOdell, ap aeyopant, dropped 300
feet to his death by the bursting OF
his. bal0on ut Washington. n. c.
. Three persons were killed and three
hnrt In a grade crossing accident at
tIndlay, Oiho.
One convict was killed aud several in
jured by a premature blast at the Can
yon City, Colo, penitcntiary.
Mrs. Emanuel Hodge of Dundee, Ind,
died Of excitement over the burning
Of q neighbor's house and the narrow
escape Of the inmates.
After being in use four days, Heayil-
on Mechanical Hall at Purdue univcr-
,sity, Lafayette. Ind. burned. The loss
Is $175.OOO, with $45, 600 Insurance.
Particulars of the earthquake devas-
tation in the Himalayas, brought to
Victoria, B. c., by boat, tell Of awful
destruction.
Mrs. J. Wyatt of Bowling Green,
Ind, will die fro1p burns received by
her apron catching fise while cooking
supper
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Schelg's Work.
saltwater, Mimi, Feb. :;-Phil Scheis
IL at work manufacturing twtns. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-28

BusrUS, Nov. 27.-Tradc in the wool market
continues dull though the general tone Of con-
fdence which becomes manifest among dealers
after election remains steady. Sales show but
slight Increase and goods are sold practically at
buyen' prices. There have been no large pur.
chsSes the past week. Prices nominal and weak.
The opening OF the London market, at decline
OF from 6al0 per cent has not yet had effect on
prices here, though Australian grades are un-
doubleday little weaker. Fine woods are weak
eF from the tact that all mills III England are
Ohio and Pennsylvania No ileeces 20a2lc: Xxx
and Xxx and above Isl sai9c: Ohio delhine tieeccs
l9A.0c; Territory woods, Montana line and fine
medium lOai3C: No. 2 medium l2allc; Wyoming,
Utah, DRkOtn, Nevada, Idaho and Colorado line
and hnc medium qAllc; No. . medium llRlac;
California woOlS spring northern lJalAc; middle
counties spring loo; Oregon woods, eastern fair
paiOc: choice IlAl4c: Australian woods secured,
couplings super 4lAIic; average SSAiOc.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2T.-wOol quiet and I'M
changed; Ohio Pennsylvania aud West Viz
glnla Xxx aud above lSalgc; \ aud above liza
Inc; medium 20a22c; quarter'hood sOn22ci com
mou lsa2OC; New York. Michigan. Wisconsin,
etc, XXX Ice; X i6aiTc; medium 2a2ie; quar-.
Ter blood 2OA2ic; combing lsa2Oc; washed
combIng and delRine hne l9alOci medium
lgalsc; low 2!A2Sc; coarse 2Oa22c; medium brnid
lSc; unwHshed l5al1c; low medium lSc; un-
washed light or bright fine llRl3ci medium
lSaI7c: low medium l6Al5ci course lbhlTci I'M
washed dark cOlored light flue 9RlOc; heavy fine
Gns,: medium l.Allc; fine medium liRi3c;
coarse iIal2c; territorial and northwestern light
anc saIOc; heavy do 1Hgc; line medium lOnl2c;
medium l2alic quarterbloOd l2al4c; coarse
llAi9c
NEW YoKK, Nov. 27.--wool quiet