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New-York tribune., 1894-04-28

Baltimore. April 27-Flour dull unchanged. whea,
2i.aC2t.c steamer No red 5sajsiF, milling wheat
10y sample. 5yn6ar stock o75.jS, bush sales. 81 60
bush. Com dun and easy mixed spot and April 444
4ia-c; May. 44p4iisc July. fihc bid, mixed.
45Mtjiac. stock. 33osl bush; sales. 47.OOo bush
aciive ana higher. 40 white Western 42ien43c: No =
xcd Western 3~H3si iac. stock C-}3 333 bush Rye di
~ > 55a3Gc stock. G 13l bush. Grain freghts dull un
changed Cotton quiet middlne 7igc Provisions nrm.
pork. sl5 bulk shoulders. 7,c shor' sides ani
SIDES 7a.c susar-curcd shoulders '.c hams small
12,c; large lla,c lard refined &c Butter steady cream
Eggs steady. iosnllc COFFEE dull: No T. 10. Sugar
quiet, granulat~d 81 30
Boston, April 27Fl1ur dun and easy. Corn quiet and
title oats steady. Shorts steady Ir,yi.l,ns
steady Butter quiet and steady decline: Northern
creamery 2Op2lc. Western. 3n2Oc frsl dairres lGf,
1sc Cheese quiet hut hun. best Old r. QI3r; West.n
IlNl1i4c. Eggs quiet. rather easier. Eastern i2ni2.r.
Buffalo. Aprl 27-Spring wheat-The spo, market is
NJ ] Northern G~isc do old. zoe: Chicago ~, Nnrfh
orn GlHGics sales. +. - WD bush. y, / hard oGi n,
CcAsc. 5000 bush No / Northern. Go closing ~, /
had. GGi2c No northern. 81 e.. Winter wheat ol.t.
sales. "ou1 bush 40 red. GOr 500 bush No 1 white
Gle 5000 bush white Oregon jGi.r Corn quet easier,
NJ corn. i3c track. No 2 yellow 42i,1 las.r. ~
Yellow. 4='.N427c. NJ corn. 4itc. SO 3 corn iola
4lc IN store. oats firm. sales white ioi n IL.
white. fuc; No white 81: No = mixed 3Ic on trocl.
10 white. %iA,c; No white :sSa.c asked i'm a,nrc
Rve nominal. No quoted J3c In sfor. tlour nut.,.
easy. unchanged. Mil feed In fair demand firm nm,
a. anged Receipt Flour. lO3StD hbi- wheat 30 3,o
bush. corn. l2iWD bush: rye TO- 200 bush ~ '
chicago April 21-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aprn O. 3:45 D. m-i'eef IN good den'ni ~ .
extra lngia 81. prime mess hiln "a '''
"a PORK good demand. prime mess stern me, me n'
~ rs a!. d. medium af els "a. bhm- N g'l ''
,narJ short m about ~ H. steady at iis I'll bacon
in moderate demand: Cumh~and cut about = l." -, j."
ami ,f rs. short rib about - II. steady at "'s ~" l'hs
clear ndal.S ~ n. duli at BIS. long ana sli'
co,r milllcs riout - y. dull AZ H|s "i Sh"lil"fS
about - 10 y 10. steady at rs. cheese IN poo i'
mani. American nnost whit" AMI col'I"i irm Al ''s
1alow iu moderate demand. prime cif dnll ~ Us v"
Srrits ~ tu-Tantine In poor demand. st"idyy ~
.,e t1tiarYn-l oil Liverpool refined hFln ~ rs i'ori
- ,r demand common steady at 3s 81. Lard Spot IN
moderate demands futures poor demand; prime Western
spo steady at 3,s GI Wheat IN r" drman"' No i''i
winter easy ~ Ia Flour In poor demand - LOUIS
fancy winter steady - Is com Spot IN poor d"nami
futures In moderate demand mXel Nes'en spot steady
AZ 3s 0l ]: April steady a, 3s lod. MAY steady ~ -
9a.d June steady af . 81 Hops ar i"h"'h d'4i'
Coast. IN poor demand. steady at tiHt'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28
lash QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

EeW-NO Apru -, lcs4
COTTON-Our market showed considerable strength 70
day: IL opened at an OF about point on carry
months months point off: fluctuations were moue-
ate highest MAY. 2%c; lowest. 12oc highest on Jun
73SG7 27c liquidation In May is practically over
some profess 10 believe that reaction shouid
follow the heavy liquidation of this week on the oe
hand there is the OF Congressman Hatcn ANU
Option bill which is hanging over the market IKE
wet blanket The stocks IN Liverpool warehouses anu
anoat for city 100000 bales against o4'Vv
la and Receipts AT NeW-Ni-
estimated 100 bales. against LUZ
last week and year Receipts at the ports to-
day were 763 bales against 1925 last week ana 500
year Receipts the ports this week We're a. o>s
$50 last and 45ofl last year
ceipts interior points were as follows augusta %
bales against week and II last year Memphis
I67 bales against and - last year; ship
ments 343 bales: Louis l06 bales. against lao last
week and year. shipments l.35l bales; Cincinnati
74s bales against 12o last week and 22S last YEAR ous
ton O41 last week and I2' last year
shipn.nts 237 bales. Receipts at interior towns ms
1919 bales. against s9o2 last week and "o
year shipments for the week, IOWA bales.
against 81 2S9 last week and 81 067 last year Interior
1859 14S bales l1263l last week ana s
last Galveston, steady at ll6c; sales 200 haes
04l bales. New Orleans quiet sales, ZOO bales,
l-l6c; stock 16i, ,2ll bales
Opening and close to-day and closing bids the
previ II I'd last
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28

81 s s.srs sS, e1hsd saaSsis sGGa' P;F s. fS "a
srg "A 81 50 On he Produce Exchange today NE
butter market dull end ea-y; iaCy s5aiSs
ts wr quiet and steady; fresh stock Zoe per dozen
|ncinna, April e7-Flour-sp Spring patents 50 oaS3 20 20
XII . .,1nrIs Bic Corri-No yellow, +2i4c; No miXsd
yellow @ 80 Ti1e wEs t5t. te, %'1Ta sal Of
civ ,n'ss sI3 20. clear mess sl4 80. family $2 1oi Gear
aIn. , dried - leaf lard 7'.c: baksrs 'gc Bacon
houas 7c ,9o rib sdei SsS s,eay ' sales Of
,lt,illers Goods on basis Of 81 10 were CG2 bels
April epy y Tss@' s GGs9eq e2 mSiat @ ''S was soc a
under July and & c5.n e ,rd nndGr Nay Ma Torsern &C. 80
Irrng &C. ~ hard winter 80 Barley very auiei
an @ IA %"@ soS A2r 9esnG f ae Nd o ?y so a ,o ac
80 whit 36sc 30 d. % &C. ,a The same % market
net Other seeds unchanged Flour and mill stuns un
changed.
nGaD9s AR ds yc:rda se %hia' Ga and ''est "i the
sion closed small loss from the close of yesierday
CO.. The about &c mo July al,,o cles Ia
% tcTlay m M a, o and cr@ g@fa at @ sic rmber opened
osqG.c and cosed at - 5',.c Cash |a't WAS n",ly d
M c9r riour steady but easy at 50 35a$ - for pat.
Sqa Spdi Tsa ss s. caso % o. shorts oasio r. Mar
krt steady. 40 3. 3Gi.c No 3 yrlow, "'2n|'c. OatS
steady. ~ whit" 81 sa~c, No :" 32'sc.
Philadelphia April 27-Four- Market continued du'
prces weak under general pressure 10 SET es W prr
closed i.c lower Gables easier. export demand lisht.
So red April co,.aco;c. MAY. cg,.aooie jun eta
cned ga',c Local carots sarce wanted a., a. an an, "a %
yellow. No mixed April. t1'sc: May. 431sa43Sc
July ffMiiisc. oas-tarots declined &c
under increased pressr. demand active at
revised prices close steady. Futures dull without I'M
portant change No white. dead storage. 4lAc; No
white 4Ic. 80 white April Ioai0'zc; May, Waiosc;
June IOdiOi.c July. fUn4O'sc. Potatoes higher, In
good demand ouon Rose fancy FOR seed 81 lOa$l 20.
Mchsan Rose fancy 81 lOrSl 20 DO Hebron. fancy c
HS York Rose. strictly choice. ~ 10 dp ir 10 good.
S0c. Rural Blush 75AN5c. BrrhanKs and White STAR
10 fair good. fjlf Sic mxcd stock IOW
SOC Florida. pcr bb sass 20. Other articles
changed
s. sons. fancy 81 JOpx2 fancy s. 2Oa$2 20.
ohlce. 81 i0Q$2. re ur >3l 50 H. Bran weaker hut
all offered East :, and Last - Louis
points 62, taken. Wheat lower; May. 90:
July August. aGh-c. Corn weak aui lower. May.
aG'.c. June 3G.c: July. 3d1.036'sc. September 3S'.c
0a's v'ak aad dull MAY 49, July. 271.H25tc Pork
STANDARD seiug ~ S134Si3 20 Lard-Prime steam
quo'4bl" ~ 7a.a7sc. and choice 100 Bacon i'oxed
shoulders 7c. longs 7isc. clear rbs T2H1'-c. shorts
7s.Q1c Dry salfed meats shoulders. o-c. longs and
clear uts. 20. shorts CSC. High wines stcndy AZ
uS.f Lea. s'eadier. but quiet nine selling at
81 H. below which price could be bought. Spel'er
Holders ask 81 80 and all sales that
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28

nc1. Ths a5s ar . for srs a s S o G ES o 3afps
saies are O reported Mia conee rules steady bu, quiet
DRUGs-Quinine is dull nd practically UNCHANGED sell
s. e6@s2 25 Job6ns lots held at s. 2s powdered
s2 2oas2 30 Essential oils steady but quiet Roots STEADY
Mexican sarsaparla quoted at s'sgs4c. Texas snake
'Fi FLOUR AND MEXI-sprng wheat -four Is steadily
held orders from the mills buy quiet Sales to-day
So ss 75o bbis straghts S5qs2 90 bbs clears
M S sos e1'6S 1850 Is SACKS S cear S ST for sspd
choice. Southern hour was somewha more & active I'VE 900 900
nesieeted ne,i S sales i5o bbis g 75qs2 corr
y g. SEQ 'as %
81 Sasi o. ans yeiSr '9gss 1885,. cGsr; a. sc ssg
Soc so-lo 75asoc: ioo-rb 500 s5c sharps s5qeOc cy
soas5c cottonseed meal 81 i2sas i5c; oimeal 81 s7A
FOREIGN DRIED FRUITs-There is a steady tobbing
business although the total volume Of business Is not not
large Raisns are firmly held with Nslencas on5s,aiH:
are in good d,mand curranis are slightly nrmer Wal
Quotations are california rasins bags sl.a4c boxes.
tSasS daies 2SgSc sgTan'' Ss gSc m5Ss. pTnes %
isc Brazil nuts saai.c; wainus SGo.c; diberts e;
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT-Ths movement of lemons
continues with ine tone OF l h msHe sh
quiet and coSoanuts are firm mi, with fairly good
larry Of % IS oms@s s. sso So bananas M
wheaS M maTket . tcday s . was dG
Consequence The speculative interest In the market
for outside practically NIL There has been
large decrease interior receipts OF wheat this week.
Fear OF the deliveries, however continues 10 check
speculatve The heaviness lasted all the
noon. the market finally leaving of at and unInere,
ing at &c decline for the day Cash wheat was quite
active Notwithstanding the sO-caed weakness OF the
cables export purchases TO NE close OF Change foot
tnw nm 3S6 600 bush. including $4,000 bush No North
ern 7I.c May in store 5000 bush private terms.
a h store OF No red &c 900 BUSH do part b. anoat
and part store: load do at eSisc anoat next
on private Later 5000 bush OF No red and
80 .CORN-The receipts were fair During the
marked finally leaving OF quiet about price
OF the day &c net decline. Cash quiet
and about steady Sales included 5000 bu,h
vator at 44c No 1900 bush for export sc
May O anoa and 24.O bush. lSac do week 600
bush yellow corn. the elevator; ungraded white.
10000 bush, private terms. and steamer 5000 bush
l3xc in elevator. .. OATS-The market for oats was
weak and lower to-day. prices losing deliveries
part Of advance. The close quiet i.q c
decline deliveries and nc advance
Crop news vas favorable. Cash firm
included 1000 bush No Ale: 1900
white 40d46c; carlos Of track mixed 4Oixd42c: No
white quoted at 42c asked MALT-Market dull:
ungraded Western 65dSc: Canadian. 90q95c. sx-rewed
s0Qs5c; two-rowed, 72g75c. BARLEY-Afarke quiet.
No Milwaukee G6q67c ungraded Western G3Q07c.
SEEDS-Cfoverseed-Market steady. with fair demand
IS 5oq$10 25 100 10 in store TmohyMarket steady
sample seed. 81 75QS5 In store.
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the
vious day and for the corresponding date last year
Open High Low Clos Last Last
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28
Autlion GdIcs of Real Gslate.

n RANGE =. T. Desirable modern residence with
~ stable lawn. shade. ieh ground. Elliott Place
mar Harrison s with - adjoining i1s suitable g.
l'rifs priced buildings. Will i- s0lI
rr"ui-"s 10 saturday. Ap.u = ar i0 3D. For maps
terms. cfD.. Apply q lNNEltr APPLETON JR.
ItulfAh.. Egliilg NsW York
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28

Receipts OF bseadstufs at Interior roina IN thousand
last three ciphers WOO omitted Flour b'ls gram bush.
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

4as o, sia7eyS o5s N5ssD 1ss1io0' sloyoo
icaS sq5ss sms 55 'sfT''s 3S@' e5Soa
"4ost y? tzO torns west 'onn u',a" az. 10000
T 5 c III" ,tar 81 ID Margaret Costello IG 80
sis-st, No 3ls East Plncus Lowenfcd ct al to zoo
72i-st Nos i.8 and i55 Fast: James Hall - 900
lsi-st' a. 10 si.5 It W OF 2iayc. iox755: Baer
saiomon and wife to Henry saIomon. -. iiooo
Gas rac,.sn ~ refc-o~ to To- l. Kernochan 500
46th-st No 1913 East; Hugh Grant as receiver oooo
s5th-st. " corner OF lst-ave 75x2o6 Henry
Michaelis and wife TO Geo Wldung and an ~ ,oo
losi-.t. 20 IL East: Felix Levy to Jacob =,
SANE property J. part; ana another. -, ooo
." same = 'a..' .'."................... 1900
i22i-s,. n = i5s4 It " Of Ienox-ave. issx
I4Sth-st. = $50 # OF Ams,erdam-aye. 5ox :. -oo
iiG,h-st. $ s. i25 r " Of Manhatan-ave. 25x
100 i: Elisha K Camp. referee. 70 G Lock % o.o
iiCth,s,. ss is II : q shave. 25ilxs2 the
Central Park Improvement CO to Frederick ooooo
l21i-s,' - - Z, W of 7th-ave. i5.9xIoo Althca
i4ea-st % r " of Morrs-avc 5oxloo. Fran.
adgo ona @ y Tre 81 t. Mss1e etoS Paul 1900
q Decker and wife 20 Henry Tiedemann and 900
ia,'6st is2e q 5. Ann,sSyt isslOo; 90
Divson-s,. 40 90 Harris Baum ct al to Re- - ~
pIck ost's sp N'e'se' sos +, Of wa,cf.s, 2s r.
regular Catharne stumm. Administrative. to .oo,
Herman kanenbley. .....:....;....;......;. 24ooo
100. Joseph l. Buttenwieser and wife to -oo
Same property Jacob Klinsensten and wife TO
Avenue y. No 81 Benjamin waxman to A
a7'h-.t 3 i2j Il !. Of Madson.aye. 25xose
sls,-st' 5. % It " Of ioth"aye. e,xioo5: John
] Zehnder and wife to Henry g Zehnder ..... 10000
e zehndcr and wife to zehnder.......... 22ooo
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28

s2 asparagus per bunches So 5oas4 20; spinach
Norfolk per bbI 4OqjOc radshes. Norfolk pc. w.
bunches 4GaG0c; lettuce. Norfolk per basket. VMUG
cahhages per bb crate 7jcG$l 81 green peas N2rSn %
Carolina Der half bbl 50 5O0Si 30 Charleston per basNe
81 ,iaS2 - string beans. per crate. sass -
Dr carrier 81 2ln>3 -. bcets per 100 rnches S2"ff
squash per hushe 'ratc <luN -. .'lriS' per """'"
STALKS aGai0. ess plants. per bil @pS'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AsG ., E!r12l "a & and wife to Tsr%s; s,, Is%n ss
a'r ana adj;nins property 3 100000
eoli = 4 l2s,-st demand. ................ 3762
80. 8. $50 4 " Of Amstefiam-ave. l year. ~
%s 10 j';:Dn & j $'sf%%is;:5 nsaisSssi.5
yclrs......... ......."......,..... 1000
narne', benjamin and vie to Joseph l. Bu,,en-
Cohen. Aired y. and vie 70 William II Rose. -.
Amsterdam ave. n " corner SSth-si. years. lO0O
el-a,c. io5 It of 55th-s,. years 80. 5000
2lave. 90 q n Of 52d years........ 1900
ave. ~ - 10 r. ~ 43l-si ! ....,...... i2Ooo
Kauentley. Herman =. % George y Kancnbley.
Mcrc w1ms " sna " aisc y, GiaTa shepard '''"
i2}l-st - T. ~ 7ih-aye. years........ 1900
Minler. John 20 Eliza a Dean $50 (, u Dist ~
Newman Horny r.ayina Newman. Columbus
sv" n corner Of s7ih-s'. and other property. o.
y Ian. Mary A. Marsare, baldwin. s.co3 and
Pr,auce Ausis,us. ana VIE TO German Savings
Bank. wcst iGth-st year................ 2iOoo
Sane % william II Hurst. l6th-sf. 3 362 II
r,a,, Richard O. to Jus,us l. buckley E, al.
st. 27ooo
Parker John H. and w,c to THE Guarantee
ih-s i25 ooo
ave- 2iS of 3G,h-st. years s.......... 200
loa'h-~t 300 Z, W of 2iave months. 49,. 10000
Scillling John. and another 10 Henry Michaells
is'aye. corner S5,hs, years. ........... $500
' rp. % 7sas TO- "'9@ 9is@ Say"ss ot HS5fH5n saavs
sll,mor Bacr. and VIE to John j harrington ''"V
and another. 03i-st. ei5 It W Of 2d-ave.
Truoman charles and wifc to Fatrick Fahy ''N"
l3ith-s'. corner Of Eagle-ave. and other
rnon Methodist Episcopal church to Greenwich ''''
Savings Bank 43d-st. 200 II Of sth-
wanicrch. John to Henry Nobei 46i oh.ave '''
mortgage lease notes Observation-Disclosures. 1000
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28

Liverpool cabe-Spot quiet; sales 5000 bales;
speculation and export. 500 bales American 1000 bales
futures opened steady. buyers 264d decne closed
quiet Se4d net decline. April 36lq362; May-June
3.6d3.6 90; June-Juiy 363s JulyAugust, 4OOG4ol; Au
September 40lg4 OF September October 4O2a o5
October November 4O3d40i November December 4O4g
4.O5; January. 403d4.O6. middling, 1-lt
Manchester-Coths dull and Irregular in buyers
favor
COFFEE-Prices were well maintained in the morning
and in most instances 10 10 10 points
A@h francs. April leaving of at 103 francs;
May. 1O2 20; June 0l5O. and July. 1000 AT Hamburg
the market quiet a slight advance: April, 500
pfennigs; May, IS 25 June 50 80; July, sljO August
50 25 Rio market quiet prices nominal exchange quoted
at 9Ib receipts 1000 bags: stock. Santos market
quiet nominal prices receipts 1000 bags; stock 5000
London unchanged May los 90. June los "d;
July lbs Cd August 73s 9d. Considerable switching took
place this market from May July at 10 70 II points
difference; 45 points: September, g. and June
September exchanged for August. differ
ence % points. and July for June. 10 points.
closed firm 10 80 points advance Sales
$4,000 bags. follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

,,.,. . oq New f9st 3s bepl egl i r. cars ,or
saufherer 81 s , for onr oY ',Ig mb ' S ~c cars IN
YESTERDAY 81 cars he sold Demand ie sHFgIsn Tan
but prices steady with w. T - sell At IN tne m S's ,
At So . ordinary choice native steers at $tgSies 10
sNT S 80 pm E. M s. as 8 TO- @ ows at 81 eoaS %
dressed sdea slow at GrNG per in --latest T,a T
sTG9n .;"s :: selling us s Eas ssDmSn. ir% qS' S
day and nGDf & a Sa on me a. Su Se fo
sha,rcg y SON 933 cattle ana 2lso quarters of beef
for scnwarzchd Sulzb"Teer Gai'e ana 90 hnpn, y
II GO quarters beef 4372 cattle. ljiO sheep ana W
n?s for IL 5n Mcfhc-.on COZ Kentucky steers 1898
u avclagc 81 40 peg 100 H.. DO ls" No. az ,, e. -
~ i?, H. 9, 8 y @ h a s. j % 3I.I q Tesa@. y,s.
ana oxen iil3 n a. 81 20 - Weern az, nm n ~. e. e. 90
se(ma9. Is 8 c9Fo 5 80 ice1 a, i, lN 3 81 r. o at y ~
sherman ciycr: los Tcsans. ms n a., 81 81; 81
d. i%' roa D. az $, eta.1. Sg @ @ ~ H. at A. 81 20 do S3 ~ =
s. 30 % DO ~ = At s. l5 - a., ,e7 igs' ~ M at at 3,
: % o1 u, T. NJ Z, - :. I'll & a d2 sd G n ' s s. s. - = ao
ioso 20 B. at es@t %, n At 81 os ,o.. - q,
81 ~ Ss'i".'ii ao. is, n, '''i at 81 ia 'a.
nd T. cnc9so is esr isi' 81 n o at - - T:nincy H. N aS
L. ~ - s -. 10 pcnnsyiyania cows 49, 10. at
81 80. d. i2o ~ a. 81 % do ne e. 10. AZ = i!,o :,
a, NsSS" sS ic i, ca.. ' i@ H. ' at DO IN" NJ at
s. - r. Kec. Re- Nj at M 81 All % xewYor markets 5oo head
m.0s @ r & E d'ys & S' a iIe' =, & ssas, 3 per 100
H. er 'qiam.n TO PEN P,e r..'7 cprr 'a anG ne h"os
. csld no, BE- cIrareA ern i ~ i 1hace a;as. a.,
10y @i# @Fr @gSI 5-,s.d a, aa,c with very limited
hc. be-. OF eA''" pam" qD"''P "' ''''
sacsT pMenhack: % yCai. l3t n "ieGagr , a. ~ d"
pc leo ~ ~ 4' M ~ al 80 Co. ia r. A. 81 =, y do
Hall"ni"ch D." Mons ''h,' a. T., t,,,.rr,',t r,lycs
10, IL. at 81 v.,,, . ,.o,. -, =. =, s.7s: do
'c.afs., 10 nj a, VI - 100 y A., sa7s
,.IfFr ,XlD IANiIiS -i.cceip.s 6 SOS head
New-York tribune., 1894-04-28
ng range and close to-day and closing bids the
: night nld last wear follow:

Market closed barely steady at 10 points net de-
cline compared with Yesterdays closing prices Trans
l3 600 bales York spot to-day last night
For consumption. bales: spot quiet mddnG
uplands TIC: middlng Gulf 724c. which is unchanged
compared with Yesterdays close
The weekly Of Liverpool stocks s follows:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14
In They Come and Out They Go.

Ogden has been boiling over all the
week. Last Sunday the Central Pacific
dumped 1850 men of Kelly's march
ing army of the commouweal at her
union depot. Governor West, of the
territory, was there TO see it done and
said it shouldn't be done. The Coy
ernor's militia was there. Salt Lake $
police was there, and uncounted
crowds were there but the railroad
dumped the men and quietly they
went in camp by the track and squInt-
ed their eyes at the crowds that gath
cred about them, and smiled at the
threats to drive them back. Then the
courts were invoked and the wires
were made red hot between Ogden
and other places, and all the time the
army was burning Ogden wood and
eating Ogden rations. Railroads go
ing east said they would not transport
the army for less than full fare, and
railroads going west said they would
not transport it back. So 1t was for
days. But Wednesday according to
General Kelly's programme the army
broke camp and marched out of town.
When four miles out a train came
along, off time or on time it matters
not which, and the men got aboard
and went their way rejoicing. Now
Ogden has something to talk about
when the army came to town"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14
Judge Caldwell and The U. p.

Judge Caldwell has rendered a de.
cision in favor of the employees in
the wage schedule contest in the I'm
ion Pacific railroad case which has
been pending in the United States
Circuit Court at Omaha. In the course
of his opinion Judge Caldwell stated
that when a road comes under the
management Of court the court will
not upon light or trivial grounds dis
pense with the employees service or
reduce their wages; that when the
schedule or wages in force at the time
the court assumes the management of
the road is the result of mutual agree
ment between the company and the
employees which has been in force
for years, as in this case the court
will presume the schedule is reason
able and just, and that anv one dispu-
ting that presumption will be required
to overthrow it by satisfactory proof.
This, the court SAID, had not yet been
done by the receivers, although they
had all recommended that a cut be
made. The receivers decided on ac-
tion without affording the men or their
representative an opportunity to be
heard, and this was in violation of an
agreement existing between the com.
pany and the men. The court added
that in this country il was not unlaw-
full for employees to associate, consult
and confer together with view to
maintain or increase their wages by
lawful and peaceful means, any more
than it was unlawful for the receivers
to counsel and confer together for the
purpose of reducing their wages The
decision is naturally regarded by the
employees as a great victory for the
cause Of organized labor.-Brads ct.
The U. ?. Receivers are very much
worried over the Judges rulings, and
the labor organizations are 50 much
delighted with them that they want
aim for the presidency in 1896.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14
JOSEPH Cook, Boston's noted lect

JOSEPH Cook, Bostou's noted lectu-
rer, was in Salt Lake Sunday. In a
lecture IN the First Congregational
church in that city, on The Religious
Signs of the Times, he took strong
grounds against statehood for Utah
at the present time, maintaining that
the Mormons, if placed in power,
might return to the practice of polyg-
amy under the same revelation which
caused them to abandon it.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14

ment the tariff bill passes with free
wool, the prices of American wool will
revive, and some of them are 20 sure
of this that they have large invest
ments in wool now held in Boston.
They say the free impetus given to
manufacturers will cause American
to be mixed with finer foreign woods,
and that the demand for American
wool for manufacturing purposes will
set in Immediately.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14
SENATOR DAVID B. HILL made !

SENATOR DAVID b. HILL made his
best bid for the presidency in 1896 in
his anti-tarlff speech Monday. He de-
nounced the president, assailed the
Democratic party for its tariff prInci-
pies, opposed the income tax and Oh.
jected to free raw materials. His
speech was an all round opposition
speech.
THE News is pleased that Mr.. Hill
spoke so plainly-so Enthusiastically in
his opposition. The country, from
this time on, will understand that Mr..
Cleveland has known what he was do
ing when opposing Hillism Tor the
past ten years. AS the lines are now
drawn we expect to see a restoration
Of Mr.. Cleveland's hold upon the null
titudes Of men; they will know, at a
glance, whom they had best follow.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14

A critic writing on the Cleveland
cabinet, has this to say as to the Sec
rotary of the navy, Secretary Herbert
is the only member of the cabinet who
can be called a specialist in his own
department Mr.. Herbert is fitted to
be secretary Of the navy, and for no
other place around Mr.. Cleyeland's
council board. He is a sailor, every
inch of him; he knows a ship from
masthead to keel; he can box the com
pass like an old salt, and could walk
the deck as an admiral or climb the
rigging as sailor. He has sailed be-
fore the mast, and has been taught
the art of searnanship in the school
of experience.