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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25

,q spet rm a. ID G ia"gay nra Al Is - for new
io'el iir new. Hop. at Lonion-ricc ccast-no,dirs
0"eF moderately 'e'S at - i''"I' i'''
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
rFrvrs , Nr ". January ID a. ~.
for -l,reltcsr, ii car foI eNon al,4, and g car for
=; ar. fo o,n nc '"'' d ear, ct II, Coor
s S a% y toI To- low P oS Of r@@ q" sraa
Of / old cow, al Oxen ag, ',aay; 70 - ,d aS
%h ,1 c'r' to rr oyer v, .'a a. - ~
r. o. Il ar Of IA GgiHG, n, ono 90 =, 10 S> s2
at 81 7clti 6rr,.d c>iort parrna-. sbca' i
love-. % At Gnc per- per- ~ Ne caScGraa rc@cd ir'm
Sc i'r T.; Ar'i.'i Il, p. ~cah AZ IOcl3t, dr.srd
""lght Top Prl.. 1T ,a,eo" i3r str VI, "c; SIM
'oar amltn: 'o.'oof'ow. 200 ca'tlr to 'isgow.
Sn'' =: SanGc,N: 10 ONO st"I- l,5t - ARA. ~
e. : 20: is d. 1853 - At 20 Is Do, il9- il. at - ;
Is Ch'peo d. IL" p ~ ;. 20 II DO EGO H. at - -
- - = mNd catIiy ~ D. al 80 . , @sen i@ds
-. %; bulls. KS 10 10, b. Al b. Goa - CO. heller
a. ~ y. Il - d. IcS5 H. a, = 70; * cows. 545 h. at
>sc. man Culver: - OHIO steers, 1865 3D. at - io:
y Coae, do, 1867 b. a. - - J. &c. l35i !. =.
IL Co. - r. -, - 70: is d. l.I} h.. ~ 81; do,
~ - a. ~ 10 - a. 20 3D. Az - II - ~! go H.
81 3 Vccp,,,.o co - Kcntnc!,v str. 1s7s ~. a:
- - - ~ A. ",asI ~, 90 ~ ~ ~ ~ Ohio do io.G H. at
4 - = eg 'G s,o at % ai q 70: ' Z DO o.
I..-3 r. - - 80 s. DO. i427 q, at t3S5 ,:,g 49,?
=, : , nga' '',' o. - I'ii,aa cou, in-i y,
= @4-o i. Sag; do 10: : a; = 90 -, la d. 81 :; H.
d" ,..li. a. ' - - , ' I ln,n- ,.,rr. ls5 p =:
;, = y %rii, i.io II. - ) do. ~ ' At ~
% In ~ Is In1ala d., I'd n at > 10
-, ,..... >. ,,1.,.., .,o.-. ,,o2 r #
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25

Toe nasset tor Brazil coffee spo. /, teal NJ down,
w1.G snG 40 80 SPOT closed ac I7siul1'sc sac %
300 bags Santos made IL To- the c01tF; u ia
quiet bu. about etcady. with p""' 'ooul y
Last quoted. . . a..
activity IN noIr market small. there was
lrictc1iy feeling at the Clo@'. rctuhg Ioul
THE slight Grain \ little pre- sur, n's
b.ca seen within \ day twO IN hour VIA the f'l-
sylNaoia Eoad owing % the fact that s.uh on tbe
Pom yoni, COCK. is accommodating and thers is COM
on 20 De almost entirely quo u tnr
;rs~d TITO IL j. a rg"i that Northwc,''.h
mills are doing rracticallF nonlne. not beng abir 20
podger roul ald sci, H. NJ NowNork vita thr PREM
Sat. Il hotter than ~. fetal sales t'!aN
rlch,G The i>.H.a quantity d about ZOO h3i',
follows, 500 Ills winter Ift*nt NJ ~ .; 100 nDl'
siri-ht, AZ - $50 hbi, extra p a. %; 900 hb~
sciag patent, at ~ sj ana caot, OF clears a. - ~.
II. in : uih,ri Hour Gul'. sales wcr' 800 hhS
- 20 - rNira 2-;-. DU. KwiEN Fiol Rmih"
iar ct continue. n0mnii ~ The absence Of d"na.n
Quotation, a'e e.. - 9skcI... RYE FIGURING KY i
S'cscs IN ia.' mamd t'.lay. Sa'cs were 'o) Dds
g. 710:3 with tn bulk a. ,. 30df2 % quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
STEAMBOATS,.

EIO8W0UG3 GlNi5o
INSIDE kOD H.: htDC ~ fni'i'>
Steamer, rarr iIcr 40 (ulD. Aorth ItNcs lneA. 70
pesb,o.,c, ST. Ferry 80 T. NJ daily except Sdnd.y
connecting NcsttDuleG cAlrcSs t.a.i' LEAVING New
London. a: > 4. NJ -
~ C.rnN VIA SOUND IINES-ThLT. RIVER LINE
ID Sirs Pilsrm AMI Plymouth IA commission Leave
r.ia, ~ \ r. COid number, loot Of Murray-st. Vice.
da,s nrl~ At , y. NJ. STONiNGTON LINE Sla Maine
,nd New I.u sllrn commission l"ay" Pier ~ " H.
near Cana-si.. GOO T. NJ. Weekdays only
~ EW-UAyEN-FAEE Sl.-MaSnl.iccnt new
twin.screw steel steamer "carl Pecl. the Flyer.
fastest steamer Long lsaDd sound leaves Pier -
New,Iaycn ) - r. m. In time for trains to Merlien.
Haiuord Springfield and Ncrth
- TONlNGTON LINE for Boston and the
strlng q 800 l.. NJ. daily except sunday
GOtc!s
.,Av MARCO 81 WEST :2D ST
- hrtw@en jthayc and broadway American plan
suites w'h bat and toilet: nnaients 81 to ~ per hty,
Philadelphia.
MWIlsl Nl[5 IIRWlpOIbG9
BROAD & IoCUsr SITS.
PHILADELPHIA
EUROPEAN PLAN
strictly rrc-proof and entirely hcw
Finest nppo!acd Hotel IN Philadelphia.
Every modern convenience including pure water from
an artesian WE'LL which supplies the house throughout
JOIN NJ. SHARP n co.
PRoPRIEToRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25

Market closet firm. Transferable. 80. Totl
last niai For sen'an tiol . b !" TIA Il" ,d n1is @
SGT Ta5At ady dIs Mani uU wl,
yc't;eGays prices. Eates on aud oil mid i'Ss
q which gTadss ot1Gr ,hSn niIa ia,n T ia, 1 "s
rccd strict miidng nc on; good midlns, 5-l@c on
low low, %ts S' of a. 80 s m GSh ns sr
mcdinc stInei; 80 OIL; middiing stained, 'Ioc on
strict mlddling. stained, 2O3-c OF; low nidihs
rsesPs 9'' Hal,- s19is 43I 3 S Sac
forwarded bales sales ., bales all spnnels STOCK
I1 10 EI TS' today day. treat s Fr1,n III tsiG Franc
1885 el Co,inc; SO; ,s ss, o 'o1s2ad l,,,
britain $50 bale, rance l3ocl ha'e 81, Cont ngnt'
4o bS & eG Cotton ExeSan4e makes Up the SENT
weekly interior movement a. follows:
TIL! sS TSsH Lns :, beck oSS La: y y. g;
s sni Een's 1892 $50 500 7aS ~ rs
freely met price. easier sale 1900 tales speculation
e enpt COO haics: %nrrican 100 bale, ini1dnc 4d.
I.ures opened easy and moderate at Load decnnc closed
1|SiGas5. 4csdao3: february Mar n 4o9v; MachAprl
4loc4ll: Apl-May. n2ai1$ Nay.JIne; ZIP, J'ne'
s so te'n4 4i7GiiS JanqaT5
kct MIA Jaausry At 1850 and other Iolo' up
to FONT down the sales rcaehns 100 oaf Oh 1 M
prices well maintained owing mainly u table,
alleging darace b. drought 70 ~ eiowlhe RIO aI ie
crop Local tadois In complete control OF th@ mar
urea. with almost comjl'to cessation % purchases o;
sc' for Enropcan accent intc,s wee Gtr' 70 M"
lat.r moths especially Scrtcnhcr IN which the bn.k
% tran o3 c, Tee lice MO- $. showing srnr sa
from he rrc,ioa. DAY Cchics Quoted n. no m'r ,d
ggiGt rn1 m 1ra ro. Rio i@c" pt- 10 90 ba.
Saat,s receipts 1900 has. ~ iayr near menn,
TIE ma.fes for coat acts closet 'te1dv ~ 70 10
point, higher generally The sa'es were 1920 bags a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25

fancy 'f Wiz; fa-'sL:' "@1y poa,
~ -. al ma moro thai stcliy. scotch naahuhs "
Ina an,ltr are meeting far drnalu a. - ~ a. cam
III, 49, coming more or les on, 81 oT ''
Dv l." navel ~ ncrss a. 80 sN"t pm, on,
10y , n' XII weak. norfolk kalc and spinach WY
| Ntr! u'i' out quotat O1s cNfcB" a. n"
plenty esontbcri lettuce o: choice Gnnlly II ~ o.,
mad st S Dot. plenty and dull. Local winter
| wnntn,,, Generally stead. We quote: ..,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25

rOrITNY- NIIVI--I;0c1pt. to-l'y Wo'' 10 ''FI''I-
rt'~. cla T., lite money Tor prir"
ay fowl ana SON, % the hn" Indiana u h"nfNe ~
,,,. .t,, a,rl,r. Oli.ii Ind wtf' UNIV VIZ
, g., %, ,l,.,. go f,r average quality 0. "4rh mo 3
~ t ,,.. v.r, ,-.lrrf,d ChictcE, u 'nty nnd w. r.
rnr',,. ,,ii,t buf lur -f0r tiL"nrd Iifi". pr'-~
ia demand b.t ircI. plchti ana ""'f
IVf. ..f.D.. Nifi,rt- +tN Ini-'t ''' iN,
.ia,.i.r ,,f. az. onlnr into ,tor und", shipper
,,,,, -. ~. .f..i &c.. 20 h" .on rln' o;, 90 ~
~ ,.,,o,' f.. onal'y and NOR OF i-' on "l ''-
o.th.n i.gua- demand j, sill Erht but on 'l"''
raGr, The H. sh'dc Si'2dl W , D" ,, '
fowls air q ,i,aGc IfLci '"fl"n ana iH '' -f' g.,
Jariiarv. such harI hnd culinary lot "n ''' go
aGy. I9..lali iLIa chrh'Is '"ninn" ~ o. n,."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25

iINl--N lonGDn exporter h1- taken In" ~ G'0
fancy f" Wlf" ~ ~ i.c and ano,hrr or
al Irt 900 boxes price. !hr-' ir~t Bgr-
cl'a-"- ~ fiurv .tpct or'pu account a
uonfh. shippers e lat" having lad order. ios
priced goods. Home trd" 'on'iuu"- Irc'ty Good ard
~t'iGv holding 1i with "a"
b. cN'rpt 0n o. Gcaf sauS. witch wanted ~
all. llFr. pool cable. 81. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25

CAME &, oicr sou.d qrai &c l'c "1 h' ,,,rly
r,r"t no -" md rnarasn and m'rotc' ""iid nh a,r
H.. f,ir .upn, o. pict' g'm morn pr ~" =
pics n 49,, ,,irr3 Sni slow sl!c. "r'usc pc -,
a., nv of, rcd ava " duii. VIZ u'.'' '''
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Calls for n Revolution,

New York, March IT.-Wllian
man. treasurer of the Irish Nat'
League OF America to-day issued e.
half Of that organization a manifest
the Irish ration at home and abra
The manifesto gives a retrospect Of J
various parliamentary attempts made
secLre self-goyernment for ireland J
tween 1873 and 1870, and concludes
follows: The campaign is not yet on
The struggle still goes on. A critical :
ment has come. Let those who fight
the principal of Irish nationality "a
their ranks and Smita tho Erelish ~
and Irish traitors hip and thigh. W
again ireland has got TO depend on =
rey~olutionists. The yolutionists ~
a save her. We must have no %
talk. We must have deeds. One "
struck at the enemy is worth q thOus'
speeches. Remember this, each and J
cry one of you, and tie end Of the sas
gle must 500 come in a blaze OF guy
Now. for revolution, an3 revolution o@
God save Ireland"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

Chicago, March 1T.-Wheat firm; cash,
sc lie; May, IS 1-2c; July, 60 1-Sc. Corn
lower: cash, IS 5-Sc; May. 81 3-Sc; July,
SS 1-Sc. Oats lower: cash, DO; May,
S34c; Jul. 2S3-Sc.
Minneapolis. Mareh II-Wheat-Marsh
closed at IS $50; May opsned at IS Lie:
highest IS Sc: lowest. 5S Lie; closing,
6o 5-sc; July opened at 80 14c; highest,
90 I-S; lowest, 50 Is; closing. 80 Use.
On trach-No. l hard, 81 SIC; No. i
Northern, 80 3-fc; No. = Ncrthern. Sc.
St Panl, March y. Hogs sc higher:
qEsliiy fair 10 good; al sold early. Cat
tie-Butchcr cattle steady. Stoeksrs and
feeders string and in good deInapd, but
rot much offered.
Chicago. March 17.-Cattle-Prirne 10
extra steers S450a4I5; fair to good. 81
ai25; others. S3a3.T5; Texans. Sa450a
$40 Hog-Rough heavy, S4a425;
rough packers and mixed, S445a455;
riIne heavy and butcher weights, S4GO
III. 30: assorted light, SA65a4T0.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Stole His Whole Fortune.

Mfrshfed. Wis, March 11.-Wta
breaking up OF logging camps and |.
corning out of the woods also cones
ports of how the woodsmen are q.
dcne put of their winters hard earn.
by short change" gentlemen u =.
thieves. A victim of one of these -,
thieves passed through this place t.
ly oI his way home TO Vesper. TINS q.
". He had not been home for SIX "a
and had saved up during that une /.
sum of $3.50. Putting the cash ~
pocket he took the train AZ Philips ",
was crowded. He Don fell asieep !.
on awaking at Abbottsford he found 4
he had been robbed of his gold watch 4 4
his pocketbook containing the ~
was compelled to so home empty 'I'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Calls Ii Butchery.

ST. Paul, March Il. - Mrs. Ms1
Schurme:er. wife Of j. II. ScbrDad
died yesterday in the Law renee saniaj
I'm in Minneapolis under ~ctrcTEyaA
y hich on their face apPeA> vary P-clj
Mrs. Schurmeier had been IL neEiy
year and was being treated 10y Dotd
Migbea and LAwrenea, Of the Md
IL stitute in Minneapolis for alleged cad
OF the stomach Two weeks asc, Y
* EuTlT!eT says, ls d0Ctozs tod Hs 4
Il wSud lie nenessaTy for them 10 n
fUlm sn operation in order 10 save 4
life. Accordingly on Saturday Mrs SUD
meier went 10 Minneapolis and the
ers ton was performed Monday q 4
Lawrence institute. Yesterday no-tJ
as stated, Mrs Scburmeier diel and I
body was brought 10 ST. Paul. A II
physician challenged the certihcas
death and called on Coroner Whit93
10 make On autopsy. The past rOr4
was made by Coroner WhitconA 4
sisted by Doctors Finnel and Rem |
St "a uL. DR.. Lawr sace of Minaaa1
vas also present. DR.. WtitcoInh, "
interviewed in regard &c the autopsy, a
Il am not prepared 10 make a "a
ment AT present The woman's death 4
have resulted from other causes, bgi 4
autopsy ~unerringly shows that wrong 4
been done"
lis it q case Of ~malpracticeE"
You may call il malpractice o Va
eyer you want 10, but / should cal
butchery."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
DENVER'S WAR ENDD1
40 PROSPECTS VOW THAT
WILL BE SHE'D.
Gov. Waite Agrees to suh-.
Controversy WIZ the An,.,s.a
Board 90 the Supreme Can
Abide by J.s Decision. :

Denver, March 1.-THE war /.
AT j. Fl il is announced BIZ Atto~a.~ ys|
Stevens, who has been in opus..,Y
Nth the governor q large part q 49, !
thar his excelIency has accepts i. \
vice Of his attorneys ard copss,,s n
submit the fire and police board g.
10 the Supreme court On its merits NJ
governor says he is still considers, 81
mlttsr, but IL is generally baie-aS NJ
Stevens spoke by the book. So TIA M
Iad0 National Guard which VAS 49,
10 be- ready 20 take the field an ~
notice, viii not be called into actio, n
Tie state troops al Durango, b.
Colorado Springs and Grad Irs~1
and other centers have been uurs.~I
aEd Cnder arms all day, ready 10 NJ
special trains TO Denver, and the ~
troops in this city have been an N
Exciting reports have been flying an N
the tate Many people regard taa n
ernor's military demonstration az NJ
bluff 70 show his contempt for IT,
Grahzm's injunction and corn.s y
judge, if possible, 90 arrest him /
Gen. McCook's ordering the y.J
States troops TO this city has ban n
proved at Washington, and he h,s \
moved them from the depot 10 the az
vysburg building on Champa street. II.
they viii remain until further Ssr
Representatives from the chamber Of -
trce, prominent attorneys and al,
Gistinguishcd citizens have been iskos,
much of the day with Gov. VAN |,
- hDit the matter TO the supreme czs
ith the pGwcr to call upcH coansl |,
both the old and the new FIRE and .
lice boards TO present their cases n
interrosatories 10 the court are baxS
two police forces being in existene~: 4
Tight of the governor TO remove FROM |
fee and appoint Others TO fn te v
carcies, and his right 10 can upc, d
II i.itia % seat his appointees in o5s
Gov. Waite Acknowledged teday
! Gen. McCook that he feared assass
ton. The general says there IS 10 Cod
that had q gun beel fred y~ester8ay i
governor would have been lyncAed VIII
half an hour TO the states lasting &
glEce. Many PUpuiists 10 nut ugis
Gov. Waite, and Judge Croxtoa. one
the best known Popplists IN the sta
| has asked Gen MCCook 10 Use his
fLtnce with the governor Il ayrr fsra
trouble. Referring 10 the scv9ners
tons, Judge CroItou Std; This Is .
! politics, il Is anarchy
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
some brilliant Joker's wors

Winnebago City, Mimi, March -
daughter of &. NJ. Houston, .
farmer living four miles west
city, was married, and last nis" 4
family and friends we're enJoyirs 4
wedding supper when they we i
turbed by u crowd Of boys who ~
prepared 20 give them an alFnisaa (,
tainment. Mr.. Houston steprea
door and invited them in, when 20 =. !
in the crowd fred a revolver
and Mr.. Houston drcIaed deau.
was troubled with heart disease
sudden shock killed him.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Mrs Mnrunn.a Gnicide

Whitewater. Wis. March 1T.-NIrs. III.
s. Morgan. aged thirty, living FIVE miles
west Of this place, cen mitted suicide by
hanging. Dependency over the death Of
4 child is supposed to be the cause. She
was a sister of DR.. Deane, who lives
here. She leaTes a husband and two
children.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
The Prison Shne Sh

Saltwater, MINI, March 1I.-Warden
Wolfer Is authority for the statement
that the starting of a boot and shoe
factory ar the prison is not q certainty.
1t takes some time to bring a matter
Of this kind TO d focus, and the negotia-
tlons nov pending may fan through.
Mr.. Wolfer thinks that the plan is a good
nne.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
CAUGHT

Aberdeen. S. D., March 1.-THE thir-
te' n-year-od girl that eIoped with a
yong Ger5ran farmer three days az,
was found at Elle1iale, y. D., by Sheriff
Baasze of this county, and this morning
81 rttd for home with her father. No
arrests were made. the father dasii ling
e. sign 4 compliant.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
John Hart Hanged.

Rockford, III, March i1.-Tne execu-
ton of John Hart took place yesterday.
Harris crime was the murder of his two
sisters, Sept. 5 OF last year, at their
aome near Rockford. The murdered
ylrls stood in the way of a division of
heir fathers property.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Dole t. Rvpmrr

London, March 17.-Advices received
rom Honolulu says that President Dole
leclares that Hawaii may cede Pearl
Harbor to Great Britain ia the event of
ne United States proving u~nfriendly 10
lie provisional government.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
An omce for a M,nne,o,a u,n

Washington, March IL. - Charles A.
stevens of Minnesota was to-day ap-
pointed to a $500 cierkship in the PEN
non Office. Alvah y. Jones OF Minnesota.
Who had a $1,000 clerkship In the PEN
sion Office, has resigned.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Died of

Little Falls, Mimi, March l1.-Wlliam
Canhesd, aged tfty-two. n resident of
minnesota since 1856, died here Of jaun-
uee. he was a corporal in Company q.
tIth Minnesota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
A Duluth Carpenter BROWNE,

Duluth, Mimi, March II. Georr.
oiehl, a carpenter working at the I'M
eriai mill, is missing, and is supposed 10
lave been drowned. He leaves a wife
nd four children.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

Washington, March NV. p. Clough
II ST. Paul, vice president of the Great
Northern railroad. and Samuel II. Thayer
,f Minneapolis, ex-minister to the Neither
ands. registered at the Shoreham hotel
oday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

Washington. March 1a-The house to-
DAY resumed consideration of The sun
dry civil bin. When this is disposed OF,
which viii probably be done tonight, the
house VIII AXE up the foHr contested
elecricn cases which are pending - the
O.Neil-Joy use from the Tenth Mis-
souri, district: the WilliGms-Settie case,
from the Fifth North Carolina; tie
English Hilporn case. from the Third
California, and the Whatley-Cobb case
from the Fifth Alabama The ONel-
Joy end English lborn cases, which
were both decided against the sitting
memtels Republicansl By 4 strict party
vote in the committee on elections, are
the most important and viii require the
major portion Of the time.
The senate devoted itself 10 routine bus
mess Of 10 general interest. Ii Is prob
able that the Notifications ~apPropria-
ten bill VIII be reported from the com
mittee. and if it should be, ii VIII prob
ably be taken Up fer discussion and put
LpCn it's passage. For the rest, there
win he an effort tn dispose Of the gov
n printing site, the Russian thistle
appropriation and the McGerrahan biil,
and of q large number OF special bills
On the calendar.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

Washington, March 1~7.-Senators re-.
les nting both the Democratic and Ie.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

y, ty;csr. s.Ses of the senate corrGIuirte-
on enapc.- expressed the opinion at the
eLesa Of TIE committee me1fIng De-1as
thas the tai bill wolld be reportei 70
lie senate on Tuesday. They stated.
lcw ever that no agreement 10 this elect
had ,S,en entered into, but that me c2ln-
ION was The result OF a Inowtease %
me progress that had been nade upon
the bin since the full committee mas u3n
In possession of il. The entire nnne OF
the meeting was dcvotsd TO the point ~
latns 10 collecting the revenue IN ooin lae
; riff and the internal revenue repcrfs.
hur II was announced al the close ihat
this mart of the work had been PRACTICAL
ly eoupIetei. Assistant Secretary OF me
Treasury Hanblin was again w1Eh Toe
committee for the purpose OK making
suggestions and answering questions as
70 the operation Of various provisions OF
the bin bearing upon its administration
by the department. The appearances now
are that the bill viii have quite q large
nrmber Of changes which they WIZ agree
uron. These changes viii include the
transfer Of 4 number of articles 10 the
free list which were made dutlable N
The senate bin before the sugar duty nad
besn agreed upon The treasury depart
ment estimates make il appear that the
bll vii have 4 larger revenue than
would he needed by the government
which viii afford the COMMITTEES an op-
portnnity 10 make a greater number OF
articles free than would have been posi-
be If the sugar duty had not been i'm
posed
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nnb Nulber ober GfIsn3en, Dsren Tafnr
mir nicht senou fennen, in bic 9ugen
getrdufelt, nm bie5en einen tisfen @lan3
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len N0merin tpurben in @dreinen aus
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gsrsinigt. Die Gtoffe parsn ME heuts
aus Gsibe, 6daf> ober 8aumfpole;
bic aiIprilds Seibe, bic inDifde S9afs
noble tparen am b0dten gsf4dbt. 8ei
Sag legten bic Oamen griine, blaus
unb aelbe @etpdnber an, Der Purpnr
ipurbe fir fsltli9e @slegsnbeiten anfges
5part. Oie Soilette Der HDmerin
beItanb aus Der @tola - elmer langen.
ipaiben nit ipsiten Msrmeln perfebenen
8louis, Die Bis our Grbe rei9ts, in Der
3uills BON einem @iirtsl sebalten ipor
unb in reiden, prdGtigsn 5alten uber
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mebr ODER neniger rsi9 nit 0olb unb
purpur psr5ierte 3unifa brapirt; gu
Der 5pilette Der GDmerin geb0rte fsrs
ner bic rpalIa". cine Dirt neberpnrf,
tpslther an Der 9huIter nit elmer
Gamee feigebaltsn ipurbe. Die poaa
ooer bas pallium bate cine getpills
Msbnli6fsit nit ben mobernen Wedns
teln unb mar fir bsibe @eihlechier
sleid. 9tuBer b:elsn @runoformen sab
es aber nod biele Mbarten; unb penn
aun bas Goitume Der antifsn &Omes
rinnen in ieiner Geltaltung nidt 10
1ebr nartirte, tpie bas unIerer Oamen,
10 fanben bic 8enobnerinnsn bes alten
3om bod @elssenbeit, bic 9iiae ibrer
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