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Nrw YonR, July A-lho weekly bank
statement showui Reserve, increase, a.
$50 600; 10 ue decrease, VI 0e3,30Oi specie.
dee ease. S3SS 0oQi legal tenders, increase.
a. As6. 2uO, aei osits, inc eaao. sOg6, 20Ol cir.
euiation. decrease, S2lb,go0. iha banko
nov hold s53,9ll,3I0 VA gxesea OF reqoif0-
neutt.
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Tho ohrl.tiaa rndoavor society.

CLEVELAND. Jnly h.-In the ohristia n
Eudeayor meeting to-daF there was an
opon discussion on "What are the Benefits
OF International Fellowship" conducted
by D.. Lewis Howe OF Louisville. Rev.
Waylsnd Hoyt OF Minneapolis, spoke upon
"Intar- denomination Fellowship" Ihs
morning exercises 40 Saeneerfest hall we're
largely devoted TO tho Junior society.
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Nnval Aaairnmania

W1suHoToS. July M-commodorss Car
penter has been assigned to the command
OF the Aslatio station. to succeed Admiral
Skerritt retired. BY virtue OF his COM
mRnd he will haYs the rank of rear ad-
miral. Command of the European station
will 90 10 Commodore William A. Kirk.
land at bis own request.
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Land. Tor Indlvldua, Iodlan..

WARRINGTON. July 1.-THE bill psrmit-
ting Indians who hold lands allotted 10
them in seyeralty TO lease their lands.
phseed the house Yesterday. IL was pro-
posed by Rsproaontatiye PIekleF. OF Soutb
Dakotu, hs hn amendment 10 tho bill 10
tatiiy the treaty with tho Yuma Indians OF
California. and fOw members appreciate d
its importance. The length OF leases Ia
limited TO lve years.
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CHEIESsE July A.-Lieut. Got. Brady.
OF the Seventeenth infantry who had com
mand Of the troopa nt Roek springs during
the st'iko troubles. returned to Fort Rus-
soil to-dav aud 70 sOftad To tho command.
ing officer that he been ordered 10 report by
Gen. Brooke no being under arrest. Col.
BRADY arrest ia believed 20 be the result of
incorporate utterances upon tho strike
opeston
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To E.termlnate the rhlatie.

WAsHISoToE, July Ex-senator Hans
brouRh has been authorized by the con-
mitteo on agricultule TO report an amend
ment 10 the agricultural bill. AppropriatinR
Sl,OO0,OJ0 for the determination of the
Russian thistle. tue amount 20 be diabursrd
by the governors OF the various states an
der the direction Of the sesretary OF agii-
culture.
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nosros, July ll,-rho o'alaer Minnoap-
oils made her official "Trip to-day. Tho
course was over that on which tha Colum-
bia made hof famous tun last November,
extending from large white buoy OH Cape
Ana 10 similar buoy on Care Pofpoiao.
Tho Minneapolis hnished ~ ii3iHl Her
average ereed during tho four hourh' con-
aaeuuvu run 10 estimated 40 23l4 knota
which, II verified, would give hsr SibQV0
premium,
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nl.n.,rnna Mrnn..

SENECA. Mo-. July N-A south-bouud
freight on the Kansas Clty. Pittsbure a
Gulf railroad made diaAatlons Wrock ~
McEhanoys switch. lyo milos south OF
Neueho, killing Engineer 1rnveta lustantlY
aud fatally aeAlding the nlemau, q. A.
GTanine.
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SENT UP FOR FIFTEEN YEARS

Tho Sentence Imposed Upon Highway
man at Great FAiIA
Special 10 Ths Independent.
GEEAT FALLS. July n-Judge Benton, OF
tha distric. court, to-day senteucol w. s.
Smith to the psnitsntiafy for fifteen years.
Smith IL the man who dubbed Thomal
wintors with coupling Pic near the rail.
way bridge a week ago and then won
through him. Winters is still at the hospi.
tal. under treatment for skull fracture. bu,
the physicians think he will pull through
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rnIIman Mahe.n s.ainmrnt.

NEW YoRK, July li.-Pullman has issusd
a lengthy abatement on the attitude OF his
company In Tefe cnce 10 the strike, ile
cnuse Iva merits aud ia sottlcmonL Ho
docs not declare definitely toward sub
hitting 10 arbitration, but urges that It
would bs unbusinesalike 10 oono,de an ar
bnThtion which might dooide that the
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Inv s..ns.. a, Annsoaa.. Col.

CmrrLe CrEEK, Col, July lA.-A tOle-
phone messago from tho mining town OF
Anaconda az one O'Clock this morning te-
ported great eHcitOmout over an attempt 90
iynuh a man e0nnnrd IN tho jail, charged
with hRyiug committed rape. lhe slate
militia we're called ~ lho eoone aud sur
rounded tho inll.
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rfonbIe Alanr the A..

wAsmSoIoN, July h.-Gen. MeCook hAa
reported 10 the army headquarto that the
situation al Williams, wluaow aud Peach
Fp inga ia 10 ethical that he has ordered
three infantry computes from Whipllo
ia racks, ATi2. 90 take stations M these
polnts and moya along tao Atlantic a Pa
clio railway au deemed necessary.
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A comml..ionsr In Contempt.

CiNcNNArt July n.-Jadge TAFT to-day
appointed william CuTd United States
commissioner Al Mount stsfline Ky. vice
H. nj. Porch. romovs for coutemlt Of
court, The latter Ia accused OF ndviainR
the strikers 10 demand trials before him.
and they would bo all ripht Judge Taft
also ordered the immediate arrest OF
Porch. ahd Get his hearing Tor Monday
next ut Covlngton, ~.
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Ml.soula coun,y Assessment.
,peolal to Tho Independent


MIssoULA, July lL-A summary OF the
assessors books shows the assessment OF
Missoula county real estate 10 be 81. 7Sl. 210;
personal property, Sl,070 $50; merchandise,
S257. 755; horses, s99.G5O; cattle. $62, 2gO.
Tho Northern Pacific assessment will make
a total of about S5,OO1,00O. which makes
this county second class.
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LONDON. July li.-N ,hs Nailansl iIlns
a,aoclntlon meeting io.dsf ihe Nekll|ou
challenge COG vos son W A. kns,I,h
toam. rhs soore unn hunland. lIaI nrol.
land. l1ti canada, ill Wslpa. ~ baf tla
Eich0 ahiold "a H0u SaIds Fnf|snN klIi
scotland lled Win W, 1ht i'.sh va.
ec0fed tk
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Special 60 Tho Independent
GREAT FALts, July M-Last night the
Trades and Ltbor council decided to osle-
brate Labor day and ap ,ointed Messrs.
Reynolds. Gay, Young. Lathrop aud Perry
aoommittee OF ARRANGEMENTS. Thsy hope to
to make sheocoasion exoolsny,hing hitherto
attempted in the city or state.
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thu senate. NollhoF iron nor coal has been
eaffea back W tho free list and probably
the senate rate OF 40 cents ton will stand.
IL IN quite definitely settled that lead Ia
u remain ht -fouTths Of cent per
pound, A. lE0d by the senate bill.
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Iomr, Jalg l.-1he Lyons correspond.
ont Of Aha Nssaaapru saJn VI ohserio aanio.
tho mufdefsr OF presldsni Cufneii
"nit spirit II completely broken. iia
lies on hla cot, hnd gruona nonilnunllf tbAt
hb 10 nng 80 YsAfa nld aud d0na not v|ah ~
dc. 1ho Guerde watch him mosi refNulls
20 prtYeet nlo auleide."
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ch''dron'' suits Fro" $3.50 to $500.
To reduce the stock materially
we have made such radical reduc-
tions in prices that you cannot
afford TO overlook them.
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Advance of tho uurIlagtou.

Special to The Indopondent
BILLINGS, July 1.-The Burlington rail.
way Is rapidly progressing towards Billings.
and expects to be ready TO receive ship
ments by Sept IL.
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500 tierces at 7.s5c and private terms; May.
Use; April closed az 7.SOc nominal: May.
zoe asked; July. Toe asked. Refined
easier; continent. S.25c; s a, S60c.
Pork was quiet; new mess. $l3.15Gl42o.
Cotton SEED oil quiet; prime crude, bris.
27I2Sc; prime crude loose, 22u24c; OF crude.
25u2Gc; butter grades, 34d35c: prime sum
mer yellow, 32u33c; off summer yellow, 3lu
31iac; prime summer white. Csc.
Butter steady.
Cheese firm; State, small. nlkd12hc.
Eggs firmer: Western. fresh. 11@4c; South
ern, 10iaG11s4c Receipts, S652 packages.
Tallow firm: city go for packages, 41se;
country packages free. &c.
Coffee-OptiOnS opened Irregular, with
some months higher and others lower,
ruled generally dull and weak. European
buying caused some advance early, but To-
cal pressure caused weakness later. The
close was steady and generally from I'M
changed to Is points net decline Sales.
15.5d159Oc: June 15.65c; July, l54Oc; Sep
Der. 141Oq1415. Spot coffee-Rio dull; mild
quiet Sales 300 bags Costa Rica on pri-
vate terms Warehouse deliveries yester-
day. Ais bags: stock at New York to-day.
1872 COS bags; stock in the United States,
1969O3 bags: afioat for the United States.
sos 900 bags; total visible for the United
States. 501,903 bags. against last year 555,-
9S2 bags.
Sugar-Raw quiet: sales none to-day: late
at 27sc eX. ship and 800 bags molasSes
sugar. 50 test at 24c ship Refined
quiet.
Rice steady; domestic fair to extra, Al
&c. Molasses quiet; New Orleans open ket-
tie good to choice, 2S436c.
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Total Sales of Stocks Barely Ex-
ceeded 100000 Shares.
Fluctuations Narrow and Values Com
paratively Firmly Held-Indian-
apOlis Grain Improving.

At New York yesterday money on call
was easy at L per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3Q5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual BUSH
ness in bankers bills at $ISS12G4SS&t for
demand and $4.aAQ4S1s for sixty days;
posted rates. $4SS44S91 commercial bills,
$4S64 q4s61k.
Silver certificates. 61&c Bar silver
closed at 6224c per ounce; at London, 2S&d.
Sales of stocks amounted to 1OO,s9l shares.
Speculation yesterday was intensely dull
and absolutely devoid of interest. Chicago
Gas was the only stock in which the trans
actions exceeded ten thousand shares, and
in only four others st. Paul, Sugar, Mis-
souri, Pacific and American Tobacco-did
the sales exceed five thousand shares. The
fluctuations were extremely narrow, and
in but few instances did the changes on
the day range above fractions. London
was In the market as a small buyer of St
Paul and some Of the low-priced arDitrage
specialtics, and helped sustain prices early
in the day when a slight bear raid threat
ened values. But considering the dizziness
and the lack Of buyers the market was
firmly held. A raid was made on Chicago
Gas in the opening dealings, based on
fresh rumors of the announcement of an
unfavorable decision in the quo warranto
case, dIlQ AFTER an advance OIL the SHARES
were sold off u per cent The stock Of
fered being readily absorbed, checked the
downward movement and brought about
an advance or Us, OF which "a was lost
at the close. Sugar declined y, and then
began to move upward making a gain of
19s. but reacung IA in the final dealings.
The purchasing movement in American To-
bacco continued, and resulted in APP
probation IN value Of "a per cent. Della
ware & Hudson advanced Ia per cent on
the day, the moving influence being be4ef
that the attempt Of the minority of the
board of managers to secure sufficient
proxies to change the control of the COM
Dany Is a failure. 1t is expected that a
small shipment of gold will be made to
France on Saturday, but the talk of gold
export does not affect the stock specula-
ton. inasmuch as the foreign exchange
market is not favorable to any large trans
actions of this nature.
The bond market firm in tone all
day. Government bonds were firm. State
bonds were dull.
The following table, prepared by James
f. Berry, Room It, Board OF Trade. shows
the range of quotations:
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HER HUSBAND ALIVE.
She Supposed He Was Dead and Had
Collected $4,000 Insurance Money.

CLEVELAND, April II. - Mrs Jacob
Wesenborn, OF this city, since the latter
part of October has thought herself a
widow, but a dispatch from Buffalo makes
her widowhood extremely doubtful. Her
husband left her suddenly last October
She went to Buffalo and discovered that an
unknown man answering the description of
her husband had been killed on the New
York Central railroad. Coroner Tucker, OF
Buffalo, gave permission TO have the body
eXhumed, and Mrs. WeSenbOrn and the
insurance company representatives viewed
the remains. The features We're not recog-
nlZable, but the body was positively identi-
ned as that OF Jacob WeiSenboTn. Mrs.
Wesenborn received $500 insurance money.
News comes from Buffalo that Weisenborn
is alive and in good health, living in that
city. Il prompt investigation VIII be made.
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A BATTLE-SCARRED VETERAN.
An Old Man Who Claims to Be Colonel
Heath i'm the Iowa Penitentiary.

ANAMOSA. Ia, April ia convict now
confined in the Anamosa pententiary
claims he is the Colonel Heath who COM
manded Heath's division of Hills corps at
the battle of Gettysburg. He describes ac-
curately all the maneuvers Of the battle
exactly as set forth in the official records
Of the War Department. There is scarcely
a spot on his body six inches square that
has not an army wound. Letters have been
written to ascertain the truth of the state
ments and establish identity, and is he is
found to be what he claims, a pardon will
be asked for from the President by his
friends.
Heath is seventy years old. and he and
his are in the prison for three years
for stealing cattle. Judge Parker, of the
Indian Territory. who sentenced them, says
they carried on cattle stealing on a large
scale. shipping TO Kansas City. Heath
claims a personal acquaintance with Hoke
Smith, and says Hoke's father was in the
army with him. People are inclined to be-
lieve his story. a letter has been writ
ten to Secretary Hoke Smith in regard to
the old man
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce ut the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.


NEW YORK. April n.-Flour-Receipts.
10, 500 brls; exports, 22.0O0 brls; sales $3.50
packages. The market has lost all the re-
cent advance and 10 sell, only old asking
prices can be obtained. Export demand
nil. Southern flour dull. Rye flour quiet.
Buckwheat flour nominal Bucl1wheat
dull. Corn meal quiet. Rye dull. Barley
firm Barley malt quiet
Wheat-Receipts. u,700 blu; exports, 49,.
100 bu; sales. S,795OOO bu futures and $4,000
err; No red. in store and elevator. 6S1s9
66ssc; f. o. b., 66ssc; No. Northern, 677sc
in store Options opened weaker on the
government report and soon became de-
moralized by offerings Of long wheat,
which became more liberal in the after
noon and the market closed heavy at $50
1850 net decline; No. red, April, closed at
629sc; May, 6Slsd64Izc, closed at 631sc; July,
e5l2a66s4. closing at 651zc; August closed at
6GIsc; September. 671sG61izc. closing at
67lsc; December, 7O7s@717sc, closing at 7O7sc.
Corn-Receipts, 1O2,1O0 bu; exports, 49,
500 bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures and $4,000
bu spot. Spots were moderately active;
No. ,, 4334d4414c in elevator 44s4G451sc
afloat; steamer mixed, 43c in elevator Op-
tons opened easier, advanced at midday
on good local buying. owing 10 smaller re-
closed at 43slc; May. 4S7sd4f4c, closing
at 437sc: July 447s0i54c, closing at 447sc.
Oats-Receipts, 49, 900 bu; exports. none;
sales 115.0O0 bu futures, 1900 bu spot.
Spots were quiet and about steady No 2,
31lhc; No. delivered. 3Si2c; No. 3, S61zc; No.
? white, 41c; No. 3 white, soc: track mixed
Western. 33i2G39c; track white Western, 80
@44c; track white state. S9a tic Options
opened steady, but weakened later with
wheat and closing weak at AGl5c net de-
cline April closed at SIC; May, 362sd367sc
closing at 362sc; July, S5AQ36isc, closing al
35S4c.
Hay was firm on good grades. Hops
quiet Hides dull. Leather dull
Beef quiet. Cut meats quiet. Lard easier
Western steam closed at 7.s0c asked; sales
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Another Quiet Day on the Wholesale
Streets with Few Fluctuations.

With the wholesale grocers and on Com
mission row there was n fair volume Of
business In progress yesterday. but in 9th
er lines little was doing. In prices there
were few changes. Provisions are frrner
and some descriptions Of hog products
higher. but, as compared with a year ago,
they are very low. In staple groceries a
strong tone to prices prevails, while in
dry goods concessions are made to sell
good bills. In the vegetable line frmer
prices are noticeable. Receipts are not as
large as last month. The supply Of straw
berries is still very limited. Some very
fair fruit came IN yesterday from Ala
bama- New potatoes IN light supply. Both
poultry and eggs flrmer.
Inc local grain market Is more active
than last month. Still there is ample room
Tor Improvement. Shippers and dealers bid
only on stuff they can readily turn. Track
bids yesterday ruled as follows:
Wheat-No- red. Sc: No. red. SIC;
rejected. 4045oc; wagon wheat. sec.
Corn-No. i white, 3912c: No. white,
s9lzc; No. white. 39l5c for one color. 39c
for grade; No. white mixed. SSi5c; No. 8
white mixed, 3sizc; No. I white mixed, CSC;
no. yellow. 3Si2c; No. yellow s7izc: no.
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tatoes, Early Rose, Soc per bu; Ohio. sOc
Cucumbers-s1a125 per doz.
New Tomatoes-S3G3.50 per case.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Alabama stock. s.
Maple Molas5ss-9OcGs1 per gallon.
New Potatoes-Bermudas $6.50g7 per brl;
second growth. SL50G5 per bril-
Provisions.
Bacon-Clear sides. 10 to 30 lbs average,
lbs average, sac; bellies, Is TO - lbs aver
age. SIC: IA TO 16 lbs average. SlgdS44e I:
Y to 10 lbs average 914e; clear I backs 20 &c 70
8AnSlac; 10 10 lbs average, sac.
Shoulders-English cured, II lbs average
S1zc 10 lbs average, sac.
Hams-Sugar cured, Is to 70 lbs average,
1oa1Oaac; Is lbs average. 1O2i G11Ac: 121z lbs
average, u4Gn&4ci 10 lbs average, n12g
12Ac; block hams, 1O}4c; all first brands;sec-
California hams. sugar cured 10 to Il
lbs average Sl2qS&c.
Boneless ham. sugar cured. 969lAc.
Picked pork, bean pork, clear, per Drl
200 lbs, S15d1650; rump pork, Sl3Q14.
Breakfast bacon. clear firsts, 12c; seconds,
Lard-Kettle rendered, in tierces, S@4q
9l3c; pure lard, Sl9G9c; cotton-oleo, SAC.
Seeds.
Clover - Choice recleaned. 6O-lb. $500
SIS; prime, S525G5.5o: English choice: 8 80
prime, s5-5Oq5.75; Alsike, choice, S. 25qS 70
AlldId, ChOlSe, s9.OOuo.oo. llnOlhy, To- ~
blu. choice. S2d215: strictly prime. $2G2.1O.
Bluegrass-Fancy, 14-fb bu, s1.1561-20; extra.
clean, S490c. Orchard grass-Extra, 81 500
LIS. Red top-Choice, 55d65c; extra clean.
$sG4Oc. English bluegrass. A-fb bu. s2759
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin &c. 10x14 14x20.
12x12, $6.75Gt7; TX, 1Ox14. 14x20, 12x12, $500
9: &c, 14x2O, roofing tln S5.75G6 &c. 2Ox2S.
Sill 5OG12; block tin, in pigs 25c; in bars. 27c.
Iron-27 b iron, &c; G iron. 4c; galvanized.
| 20 per cent discount Sheet zinc 5l566c.
| Copper, bottoms. 20c Planished copper. 24c.
Solder, 15G 16c
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GOOD ADVICE.

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personal effort and influence TO increase
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In every way possible. After the home
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Tariff Lacquer One of its correspon-
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A Pythinn TPn

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April 11.-Last night
George Root, chancellor commander of For
est Lodge, No 100. Knights OF Pythias
was shot through the body and probably
fatally wounded just outside the lodge
room, in the humboldt Building by Henry
w. Keeling, also Il member OF the lodge
AT the time of the shooting a committee
OF the lodge was about to consider certain
differences between Root ana Keeling
chiefly arising out Of alleged improper re-
latiOnS between Root and Mrs. Keeling
Keeling, end Root in defense. claimed that
they were prompted by jealousy. Keeling
walked to the police station and gave him
self up.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flo

CuSn GuOtaUOnS Were as IOIIOWS. FIOur
easier; No. spring wheat. $3.50: No. 3
spring wheat, 5Sc; No. red, $3.50; No. 2
oats. 31hc; No. 2 white, 3iQ35c; No. white,
35lg34c; No. 2 rye. 49c; No. 2 barley. nomi-
nal; No. 8, fSd4s9sc; No. 4, 4S@51c; No. l
fiaxseed, s1.310L31R; prime timothy seed,
$425; mess pork, per brl, $12.20d12.2 21a; lard,
per ID. 7.3712@740c: short-rib sides 0oose).
6.27laG630c; dry-salted shoulders (boxed),
5.S71a4612lac: short-clear sides Cboxed), 666la
G6.75c; whisky, distillers finished goods,
per gal. SLIP.
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the
butter market was firm; creamery, 17023c
dairy, 11eIl9c. Eggs firm and unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 5000
Ooo corn cor I9UV 90 p na6 oats; tOSVVo pui rye
600 brls; wheat 10000 bu corn, 219.OO5
bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, 1900 blu; barley
1900 bu.
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Charges Against Governor Flower.

ALBANY, y. Y, April 1.-THE Senate
judiciary committee submitted a memorial
from the Civil-service Reform League to-
day, charging Governor Flower with Vlo-
lation of the civil-service laws The COM
mittee also offered a resolution that the
Chairman of the committee, Senator OCon-
nor, Senators Saxton and McAIahon be ap-
pointed special committee to investigate
the charges and TO report at the opening
or the next session of the Senate. A bitter
partisan discussion ensued, which ter
minated by the Lieutenant Governor ruling
that the resolution was not properly be-
fore the Senate 1t will be called up again
lar
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Big Tent for Erdeavorers.

CLEVELAND, o., April IA mammoth
three-pole tent has been secured from Bar
mum x Bailey in which 10 hold the big
convention Of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety. which will be in session here from
July / 10 the 18th. \ personal house-to-
house canvass will be made to secure sleep
ing quarters for the forty thousand young
people who will be present. Arrangements
Will also be made to provide a lunch at
the tent for ten thousand people during
the convention.
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Did Not Issue the "PGnic Bulletin.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE American
Bankers Association denies the authenticity
of a certain unsigned circular called the
panic bulletin dated March II. 1893 and
ealing upon banks TO unite in making a
money stringency felt as a means of pro-
curing the repeal of the Sherman act and
other legislation in the interest of the
banks The circular has been published i'm
several newspapers and recently
quoted by Grand Master Sovereign in
April Mr.. Sovereign states that he con-
siders the REPUTATION OF the circular by
the Bankers Association as conclusive.