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H INCOME TAX.


Ii 1t viii Take to Begin Making Col
lections.
WAsHINGroN, Dec. s.-Tho %nppropri-
alton committee received from the
treasury the estimate required to carry
the income tax provision OF the tariff
bill into effect for the remainder of tho
present fiscal year, ke.inniing January
1, 1895. The estimates for the collcc-
ton OF the tax until July l, 1896. ng-
gregate S245. O95, and include pro-
vision for IL sta,istician. 81, 800:
an additional head of division, So, 500;
six clerks at S1,400: eight clerks AZ
81, 200; seven clerks ut $1,000; one
messenger at s4ao; salaries and eX-
penses of 3O3 additional deputy col
l~ectors, S2ll, 500, aud salaries and cX-
penses of ten additional revenue
agents, $4,000 The appropriation to
provide for the collection OF the in
come tax WILDE incorporated in an
urgent deficiency bill, The considera-
ton Of which will DO ready on Monday
and will be Immediately passed. The
bill will probably prccipitate the first
discussion in n political skirmish of the
session. The easterners, irrespective
of party, Will, rs IL rule, oppose the mp
preparation and the debate will prob
ably bristlc with u%crimony. Although
it is expected that the republicans gen
orally will vote against the appropri-
alton, the democrats express themselves
as entirely satisfied that it will carry.
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Grain aud Provisions.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.
Flour-Srring patents, S3.l0N3.60. win
ter patents, S2.50M2.7 20.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, 5sa.@6o$4c; Nay;
60c.
Co9-Cash 471sc; closed 49ssc.
No. 3 white, 3l1sM31l4c.
Rye-411at44slsc.
Bnrley-53M54c.
Timothy-S5.60.
IlnX-$l.4S.
Whisky
Pork-January, s11.911G; May, $3.50.
Lara-January, $500; May, $40.
Ribs-January s5.95: May, SG.15.
Short Clear-514m54c.
Bu,ter-creamerics, 14aa4c; diaries,
l2td21c.
Cheese cheddars, o4@o24c; Young
Americas, Zoe.
Eggs-alW22c.
Hides-light and heavy green sailed.
fully cured, al9c; green hides, 2>G@2Ac;
green sailed calf, &c; dry flint, 6@o,sc.
dcecons, each, SOC.
Tallow-No /, solid packed, SC; No. g
SIC; cake, SIC
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Ceremonies at Chicka manga and tfatta-
ncoga Set for September 10 aud so,
1895.
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GlNG MURDER MYsTEKI.
Adry Hayward Tells The Horrible Story
Accuses His Brother.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec. s.-The
mystery surrounding the Catherine
Cling murder has begun TO unfold.
story links together his brother and
two mis-, rable h~irelings in II chain of
nuexump!ed villainy. The long nna
short of the story is that the poor girl
was mu dercd for tho insurance
Harry Hayward had on her life.
She was decoyed on the lonely
road by Blixt aud shot by lin.
Erickson got the booty which he took
to Iowa. The revolver WAS found in
the Park flats this morning. 1t was IS
calibcr and two chambers were empty.
a warrant wns sworn out at about
noon yesterday for the arrest of Charles
BliXt> the engineer ut the Ozark flats.
Last night while Mayor Eustis
and members of his force were
pumping Blixt and wife and
Erickson, Adry was confronted by
the evidence and broke down and told
what he knew. Ills story reveals q
record of deliberate planning in which
Adry was not Il party. but in WHICH
Harry sought to draw Inn intothc plot.
He sought TO dissuaac the brother
from his apparent criminal design.
When he feared things had reached q
point which was likely to result in the
crime perpctra.cd he tried to stop il.
Expostulation. pleading, even threats
of exposure were u~navaiiing. Adry
feared for his own life. The brother
has lnr~ "xertcd a great influence
over dry, almost hypnotic. He
o"c ted the same influence over
'hc murdered 81 The facts learned
-.
outside facts gathc ID together in the
asst two days. Blk md Erickson. the
Ii. IL who has assisted him in getting
aw, v with the clothes wcrn arrested
nnc placed in custody LII carly hour
| this morning.
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LIVE STOCK CONVENTION.
The Last Days Session OF the Association
Mt st. Louis.

The Last Days Session of the Association
Mt st. Louis.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. s.-Tho last
days session of the live stock exchange
opened this morning. The most I'M
portant business transacted was
the passing Of resolution to
do away with the free
daily live stock market reports.
The exchange has been furnishing
dealers and shippers I'LL over
the country with daily reports
gratis. NJ. p. BUELL., OF Chicago
introduced u resolution that
the quarantine period for
shipping cattle out Of the southwest be
changed from February 10 to December
! to April 1 TO November /. This was
voted down after n long debate,
A memoriai to congress asking that
the interstate law
lie SO changed as to afford more pro-
lection to cattle shippers in the mat
ter OF rates. Chairman j.. NJ, Ic-
Coy of the committee on ur\i.
tration introduced new set
of rules, to compel various live stock
exchanges to submit to arbitration.
Laid over one year. The convention
will be closed this evening with II ban
Quet at the Planters hotel,
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MURDERED FOR HIS JOB.
The barnes Murder in Chicago Cleared Up
ly m Accomplish.

Ey an Accomplish.
CHICAGO, Dec. s.-John Il. Jersey,
who is under arrest on suspicion OF
icing uuYpn,.tcd i'll the Barnes muir
der, broke DOWN MS morning and
made the following statement TO the
police. "Jordan sent for me to come
and told inc to go over to the Iiiuwntha
fats. lie then told me hat he wanted
INC to help him carry Il box out of the
basement. asked him what
was in tile box, and he replied: '',rhexe
is n dead man in it. Don't say my
thing about it," l helped Jordan carry
The box out to the Vernon avenue
front of the building. 1t was some
time after this the box was removed by
Jordan and tho unknown exprcssman.
For assisting Jordan to remove the
box, Jersey says he was promised o job
MS assistant %janitor. 1t is now supposed
that Jordan wanted Barnes Job, which
pays $61 n month.
The womnn theory of the ease is not
yet explained, but is being made of sec
ondary importance. In his statement
Jersey denied absolutely any
further knowledge of the crime
or that he was present when the muir
der was committed. The officers then
went to ,lordan's cell and informed
him of INC statement made by
Jersey. The partial confession.
of his supposed accomplice nearly
overwhelmed the principal suspect in
the case and for II few moments it
seemed as if he would break
down. However, he overcamc his
impulse to talk, and after u few
minutes reflection, told the officers
l.. l~l .-.A1:.-. -. t-.A A. r -
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him Jeff" For long time he had
been aMr. Stone" Those of his
friends who were exceedingly familiar
sometimes addressed him as "Stone."
To his wife he WAS "Jefferson."
1t was with Amusement rather than
Indignation hat he gazed at the man
who had ~spoken-the conductor OF the
car. The conductor was a rather tall
man, with sheepish eyes, frecklcd
cheeks, a ragged blonde mustache and
an expression of impudent good nature.
"My name is Stone; yes, sir" It
~ guessed it. You've got Stone
s%ticsin' out all over YOU
lyon have the advantage Of me.'
"Don't s'pose you remember the Han
nibal boys at Furman."
"Wha-a-at? Yon don't mean to tell
me that you're Gene Hannibal?n
81 reckon not. Genes been married
goin' on twelve year and keeps Il
blacksmith shop over at Blairville. I'm
Monty"
"Wcll, l wouldn't have guessed it.
How are you, anyway? haven't seen
You for fifteen years"
"Bout that. Your pas folks moved
away the spring Lorcna was married
to Nose Alexander"
Lorena Hannibal. who played the
accordion, and "Mose" Alexander, the
livcryman. Mr.. Stone was amazed to
find that he remembered them so we'll.
Aud this was "Monty," with his face
actually clean and IL mustache hiding
some Of the freekles! "Monty," con
ductor on a Chicago street car!
what are you driving ut, jeff"
asked Monty"
sI'm in the law business here"
"That's better'n workin' for n Twin.
l always said you'd do we'll"
The conductor was called away to
collect two new fares, and Mr.. Stone
found himself in a flood of memories.
"Monty'sn real name was Montmor-
ency, Montezumu, Monticello, Mont
gomcry, Monteith, or something of
that kind, but he shook off the extra
syllables at an early age, and had
never been able to recover them. Mr..
Stone had been fortunate. The jeff"
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\ Hustling ylceroy.

LONDON, Dec. s.-The correspondent
of Che Central News at Shanghai tele-
grnphs that the ncwly appointed Nan
kin v;ceroy will make many changes
among the officials under his control.
1t is nlso said that he intends to in
crease The number of forts on the
Yang Tse Kiang and to place more tor
eedoes in that stream with the inlen-
ton OF rendering it's navigation diff
cult md dangerous for foreign vessels.
A new admiral has been appointed to
the command of the Nan Yang or
southern squadron of China.
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was simply a recollection with him,
but he couldn't blame "Monty" for
using it. He and "Monty" had gone
fishing together, put "~tick-tacks" on
the parsonage windows and robbed
orchards in partnership. And this
freckled conductor on the back plat
form vas really "Monty"!
He began to feel ashamed of himself
for having received "Monty's" advances
with so much GOODNESS, so he went to
the back platform and reopened the
conversation.
"Are your folks still living?"
yves, but pas run down sure. He's
night watchman ut Furman now, and
ma does a little sewing around. If US
children do well we want to kind o
help 'em pay for the home place"
"How long have you been here?"
"Only bout six weeks. l was bra<in'
on the short line over home, but l lost
a finger and hi worried SO much give
it up. I've got a good place here. III
be a regular purity soon. Maze Donel.
son, from home, got me in here. He's
got an awful good job in the barns.
Do you git off hur? Well, take keer OF
yourself"
AS "Monty" pulled The rope Mr..
Stone saw that, ure enough, he had a
wrinkled stump where a finger should
have been.
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"A Gtastly Tranylation.
With elbow buried in the downy pillow
I've lain and read,
All through the night, n volume strangely
written

written
In tongues long dead.
For at my bedside lie no dains, s..p,c11.
And, Save my own,
Under the paling lamp | hear no breathing
M alone,
But there are yellow bruises on my body
And violet stains;
Though no white vampire came with lips
blood crimsoned
To suck my veins.
Now betLink me of II sweet, weird story
That in the dark
Our dead loves thus with seal of chilly
Our bodies mark.
Gliding beneath the coverings of our
couches
They share our rest,
And With their dead lips sign their loving
On arm AMI breast.
Darksome and cold the bed where now she
slumbers
loved in vain,
With ayyeet, soft eyelids closed, to be re-
Never again.
Dead sweetheart, can it be that thou hast
lifted
With thy frail hand
Thy coffin lid, to come to me again
From shadow land?
Thou who, one joyous night, didst, pale
and specchless,
Pass from us all,
Dropping thy silken mask and gift OF
flowers
Amidst the ball.
Oh fondest of my loves, from that fan
heaven
Where thou must be,
Has thou returned to pay the debt OF
kisses
Thou owest me?
From the French OF T~heophile Gautier.
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THE BUSINESS MANS LUNCH.
Hard Work and indigestion go
Hand in Hand.

Concentrated thought, continued in, robs
the stomach Of necessary blood, and this is
also true Of hard physical labor.
When a FIVE horsepower engine is made
to do ten horsepower work something is
going to break. Very often the hard
worked man coming from the field or the
office will bolt his food III a few min-
utes which will take hours to digest. Then
too, many foods are about as useful i'll the
stomach as a keg of nails would be i'll a
fire under a boiler. The iil-used stomach
refuses TO do its work without the proper
stimulus which it gets rom the blood and
nerves. The nerves are weak and ready
TO break" because Trey do not get-ttih,e
nouTis!.;ert they require from the blood,
finally the ill-,,sed brain is iiorbidly wide
awake when tile overworked man att
tcInpts to find rest III bed.
The application OF common sense in the
treatment of the stomach and the Whole
system brings TO the busy man the full en-
joy1nent of life aud healthy digestion when
lie takes DR.. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets to
relieve a bilious stomach or after a too
hearty meal, and DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery TO purify, enrich aid
~vitalize the blood. The Pellets - are tiny
sugar-coated pills made Of highly concer-
tratcd vegetable ingredients which relieve
and thoroughly. They need only be aiken,
for a short time to cure the biliousness,
constipation and slothfulucss, or torpor, of
the liver then tile Medical Discovery"
should be taken III teaspoonful doses to iii
crease tic blood and %errici, it. 1t has a
peculiar effect uron the lining ,nenxoranes
Of the stomach, and bowels, toniig up aud
strengthening them for all time. The
whole system feels the effect of the pure
blood coulsing. through the body and the
nerves are vitalized and strengthened, not
deadeied, or put to sleep, as the so-called
| celery compounds and nerve mixtures do
but refreshed and fed OIL the food they
| g%estion, dyspepsia, nervousness, aud any
| of the ills which come from impure blood
and disordered stomach, yoi CAN cn,e
1on,yeB with DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
| Discovery which can be obtained at any
drug store in the country.
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"A Girl to Tic To.

Miss Johnson, who has beaten all the
men ia the mathematical tripos at Cam
bridge, in England. is about as fine a
specimen of the modern girl as Britain
cab hope to produce. In many re-
spects she is the ideal girl of the end Of
the century. for she is not only mentally
but physically robust; she is not only
virtually senior wrangier, but she is
full Of fun, loves "pretties." does not
"crop" her hair 0 wear adividel skirt.
But her claims to distinction do not
even end here. for the greatest of them
all perhaps is that she is a daughter Of
the people, y pupil from an elementary
school, and is, tot9a great extent, self
taught. Here truly is a woman Of
whom her sex has every reason to be
proud.
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KNOWIEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the'needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
its excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the Taste, tbs refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ntivc eflectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by al, drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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Wagon s,au service BIDS.

WAsnINGToN, Dee. s.-Hids were
opened at the postoftice department for
carrying tho mails in certain cities to
apd from postotiices and railroad sta
tions for u term of Jour years begin
ming July /, 1895. This service IL
known as the covered regulation wa
gci mail messenger transfer and mail
station servicei and the lowest bid for
Kansas City was L. "A. Chiffon, S. 72.
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a Grnss Act of Cruelty.

Why shoul2 we be cruel to ourselves?
1t is II piece of sensel css ~inhumanity. for
instance. for any one of us TO intiict upon
his bowels and stomach the convulsive,
gripping, violent action of a drastic cathar-
tic. Many people enamored of pills, pow
ders and poticns are continually doing
this. They are only keeping up the
agony p~erpetuating the disturbance by
this foolish course. Why don't they take
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and get thor
oughly and promptly SGT right! This SUI
preme laxative never gripes, never pro-
duces violent effects OF any sort. Yet it is
very effective and brings about permanent
results. For liver complaint, dyspepsia,
nervousness, lack of vitality, rheumatic
and kidney complaints, it is eminently
serviccable, In old age and to accelerate
convalesance it is strongly to be com
n,cnded. Use it for malaria.
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Chicago.

UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO, Dec. 10.
-Hogs-Quotations: Heavy, s4.50a4.75;
mixed, s4.l5a4.55: liz +. $s3.9O04. As; rough
heavy, S4.l5a+.35.
Shcep-Market steady.
Cattle-Choice beeves. s2.90aG.30: poor
10 good, s3.9o0i.S5. westerns, S2.75M4.W
COWS, Si.3oa3.40; stockers and feeders,
T.. 15td3.i5.
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TALMAeE ON HEREDlTY.
a Thousand Years Cannot obitcrate Fam-
iiy characteristics.

Hy characteristics.
Now. the longer ! live the more l he-
licve in blood-good blood, lad blood,
proud blood, humble blood, honest
blood. thieying blood, heroic blood,
cowardly blood, writes the Rev. II. De-
Witt Tallnugc in the December Ladies'
Home journal. The tendency may
skip q generation or two, int it is sure
to come out, as in n little child You
sometimes sec a similarity to u great
grandfather whose picture hangs on
the wall. That the physical and mem
tai and moral qualities are inlleri,uble
is patent to any n who keeps his eyes
open. The similarity is so striking
sometimes US to be amusing. Great
families, regal or literary, are apt to
have the characteristics all dowh
through the generations, ind what
Is more perceptiblc in such fam
lilies may be seen on Il smaller
scale in all funilies. A thousand years
have no power to obliterato the diff
ference. Tho large lip of the house OF
Austria is seen in all the defendants
and is called the Hapsburg lip. The
house of Stuart always means in all
generations cruelty and bigotry and
~sensuality. Witness Queen tof Scots.
Witness Charles | and Charles III. Wit
ness James ! aud James II, and all the
others Of that inperinl line.
Scotch blood means persistence.
Dutch blood means cleanliness and
good breeding, English blood means
reverence for the ancient. Welsh
blood means religiosi,y. Danish blood
means fondness for the sea. Indian
blood means roaming disposition.
Celtic blood means fervidity. Roman
blood means conquest.
The Jewish faculty for accumulation
You may traca clear back to Abraham,
of whom the bible says, ale was rich
in silver and gold and cattle and to
Isaac and Jacob, who had the same
family characteristics.
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1t was many weeks after that when
Mr.. Stone, upon entering the elevator
in q big Office building, heard u muffled
"thunderation" ut his elbow.
He turned, and there was "Monty"
in a glory of blue cloth and gold braid,
with his three-tingered hund laid on
the lever.
as it you?9" asked Mr.. Stone.
ats me, JEFF, and don't you forgit it.
But you're quite Il stranger"
@When cid you get into this bust
ncss?"
"More'n a month ago. l got tired
of that street-car business. It's a dogs
life and they locked me because l took
bad niclscls. Inside works what I
like. say, ! got u letter from Dwight
the other day. He's opened an ice
cream parlor in Furmnn; thinks he'll
do WE'LL"
AS Mr.. Stone moved AVA from the
elevator he heard u CHEEKY voice, $50
long, jeff
Such incidents fade quickly in the
mind Of a busy man, but when Mr..
Stone went into a restaurant one day
Mt least six months later and beheld
Monty full-rigged as a waiter he re
%membered the other meetings and
would lave rorrcd with laughter had
lie dared. AS it was he seated himself
aud waited with resignation to he adt
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AT the Paris Mont de Piete, the Off
cinl pawnbroking establishment, II
wedding ring pawncd in 1857 has just
been redeemed. Only II francs was
lent upon it originally, but the ticket
was renewed thirty-siN times, and the
owner paid so francs in interest. The
tickets are still renewed every year for
q pair of cotton curtains pledged for
francs twenty-five years ago, and for
an umbrella pawned in 1919.
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There is a certain young widow in

There is a certain young widow in
New York who, within q few short
years, has. made a fortune at that
usually tho most unsuccessful oi all
occupations, the keeping of boarders.
She has recently purchased n 500, o0c
venienees,~ and charges her very swell
patrons the prices of.tho Waldorf. Tn
Bile napkins, with ones own initials
upoHethem, and linen. also ones exclu.
sive own, are among the luxnries. And
she bonsts that young mon take thei,
dinners at her house when they .'gs'
tired OF Delmdnlco'a"
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THE MARKETS.
Sioux City 1.-Two stock.

UNION STOCK YARDS, SIOUX CITY
Dec. 10.-Hogs--Heavy, S4.A0>a4. 50;mixed
A.1514,35; light, s3.0O14.2O c.
Cattie--Beeves, g.. 50d3.00; cows and
heifers, Sl.00@2. so; bulls, s1.2562.2 5;
.tockers and feeders, s.. O0G3.OO; year
lings aud %calves, q. 75ld2.4 40.
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IhOu owes me-
From the French OF ~Iheophile Gautier.
louisiana had in 1914 tho creates

Louisiana had in 1914 tho greatest
steam tonnage OF any state in the
union. 1t amounted 10 IL little over
1000 tons New York had 10,624t tons,
South Carolina 3,2s3 tons, and only
three or four other states had more
than 1000 tons. Several states had
less than 100 tons. Tie tonnage of the
Mississippi river was largely registered
at New Orleans. Hence the relatively
large steam tonnage of Louisiana.
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Made n Big Catch,

DUBUQUE, Ia, Dec. %s.-Deputy Reve-
nue. Collector &. NJ. Gilber yesterday
seized 6.4Oo pounds of unstalnpcd oleo-
margarine belonging to II. j. Boyer of
the Edgewood creamery. This is the
largest seizure cver made in the state.
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WILL USE CAMERAS.
Union Pacific Claim Agents Stud
~ PhntnrrauhY.

Union Pacific Claim Agents Study
80. Photography.
OMAHA, Dec. s.-The Union Pacific
has purchased IL camera for each of its
clailn agents and the men are nov
studying photography. Supplying q
claim agent with n camera is a new de.
parture in %rnilroading. With it the
ngcnt can photograph a wreck or in
jured stock or injured mon, and 30 Oh
through the long list Of causes for
which the public often demands money
from q railroad. 1t is said that there
are hundreds of cases where the cam.
era can pc brought in and prove OF
vast benefit to :he company.
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South Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, Dec. 10.
Hogs-Hcavy, sa.40M4.6O mixed, s3.50@
.35; light, s3.5GM4.35.
Cattle-stockers and feeders, s3.0o@3. so;
'ows, Sl.a5W2.15: common, Si.00Hl.00.