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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-05
Representative sales:

Sheep-Slow. Quotations: Muttons,
1904; lambs. 1875; stOckers aad feed
erS, $2(03.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-05
MICHAEL DoRAN JAnRs DoRAN,
M. DORIAN & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
81 Jackson ST., stspaul. MINI.
ssock.-Ciossn-.

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Consolidated g. :
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Colorado q. 4 l.
Cotton Oil Certs
Del. d Hudson, ;,
!Del., Lick. Il W.,
b. J. r.. g. pfd...
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East Tennessee =.
Erie 80. ........
edo pfd. !. 80.
Sort Vague. 80
CT North. pfd.
c. & E. l. pfd.
Hooking Valley.
Illinois Central.
st. Paul & d.
Kan. h Tex. pfd..
Lake Erie 4 West
do pfd. -. -.
Lake Shore. 1900.
Lead Trust.
Louis. Il Nash...
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Manhattan Con. ;,
Mem. & Charlst' u
Michigan Cent. :.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-05

Chicago Stocks.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-05

Shut-Downs OF Industrial Con.
Germs Arc lncreasing-Prices
of Many Commodities Going
l.ower-New Engla nd Factories
Running on short Time -
The Wheat Supply.
The New South., 1894-12-08

fhe presidents message to the
second session og the 53rd Con
giess Il rather vnluminous docu
nenl. Ii treats ON nearly every
snhiect known 10 the human fami-
v--saye two~-that Of silver and
the recent Democratic defeat The
president is still III favor ol free
eral and iron aud sends center
shot a. the sugar trust. he iavs, II
wnNld be glad 70 see every particlp
of diitereniiai duty ii !aNoF of e
fined sugar stricken our 81 oWr
tatiil laws 10 dpfehds the bond
Issue en the grounds that Congress
made no provision 10 protect tho
gold reserve ia the treasury Con
graduates the country on being on
peaceful te-ins with all nations.
Upon The whole II i gnoa teada-
hle paper. Welikc the concluding
clause, II he will only stieN 10 i,
which il as follows;
Il conclude this communication
fully appreciating that the respon-
siblhty for all legislation affecting
the people of tine United States
rests upon their representatives IN
Congress and assuring them
tlat whether IN accordance with
the accommodations ! haze made
ur NOT, ! shall lie glad to operate
IN perfecling saN legislation that
tends to thp prosperity and welfare
uf our country.
The New South., 1894-12-08

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas. ol jnustlon
City Ill was told hy ter doctors sho
had Consumption aid that there was 10
hope tar her, but two bottles Or King i
New Disc seft completely cured hef
aud she sasa il saved her lile Mrt
Tbus Egeefs 1870 Florida 81 san Hfn
cisco, suffered from dreadful cold. ar
rroanhinr Consumption, tried without
result everything else then bought one
bottle 81 llr Kings New Discovery aud
II two weeks was cured lle i natur.
ally thankful Il Il such results. OF
which ttesa IRE samples, lhat prove thc
wonderful efficacy 80 this medicine ID
Coughs and rnlds Free tfial~roitlus
at II ] Mnrd, City Drug Store Reg
ulur sizp 5ir, aud I'll 80.
The New South., 1894-12-08

This remedy Il becoming So We
known aud 50 popular ~ Is need no
special mention, All who have used
Electric Ritters sing the same sony OF
praise A purer Medicine dVes not *
tst and II Is guaranteed "a do ali that is
el imod. Electric Bitters win cure All
aAseascs u tlle l.ivcr AMI Kidneys, viii
sssneye limples. Boils, Salt- -Rheam and
atlg 9asagf ssiecslens caused BY impure hloed
III asiVe Malaria 'front.' esgstem and
prevent as well as cure all Malaria Fe.
teFs isar enre of Headache. Canssilg
ton aud indigessioa,sy Electric Ritters
haiire sAsisiactiou suarantead 81 nsonev
refunded Price 80 cts. and $500 per
lbotleat CITY Drug Store.
The New South., 1894-12-08
ten ssssssY4xsg.s.

II Hon. = n T'crfal sili peFmlg
biz npme 20 - before the ptople
of Mississippi for Governor II
1895. he VII prove fprmidsliie
candidate. asd sill receive III enf
oPlnion, iae almoSi @iiii iJema
cratic fotr u dpiies e0a E. Ju0Re
Iefrel Is i streng man tsseii tgai.
y. . spfe anil sound jufisf, Z higo
tened, honorable Nbfisfia8 Esailes
man and II eleeied Wygld make
u Mississippi one II The hest govern.
ere sbe ever bad. Tins "mightr
saats would be almost sgiii for
hlm. Whit say The peopieS
DEMOCRATIC N9TEHs.
The New South., 1894-12-08

While serreiafy fnnlsle inay
haNe been honnd V 9ge preference
e. TIE stewart syndicate aa Lowest
end aeat bidter, thc faei that aaeh
NJ syndicate il ublc 70 monupolizc
Ehe entire ISSUE 81 ba6Is hpws now
hopeless i II for email capitalist
~ attenpi 20 compete Fitll eemhis
nations unless The i5nu II maAe
popular bY las While 80 HNtaS
ed bonds drawing lnttrat from
the laApngrfs are detrimental, tbe
bond which does Feast hfM q the
one which gets into the hands ol
ihr smail eapitniiat and etat there
unll T. IL eeilea "a Aow York
World,
The New South., 1894-12-08
We ID gIna D I.a9n Inal 81 81

We 4fe Glad o ea0w that NJ ei~
fort i being leade q raise A sufs
ileieDi eum u money q pf9slae
4ef ibe publication II d hand hook
ot the siateof MissirsirW selilna
f0ftii all the Bd8sainRea Of ihe diff
trfeHf paHss Of llie stole ii 4 eiear
ami inihill8eHt beuHee Ha9NiHx p
thrifty imiaigrante of the Norths
west ine advantages TINT Mlssisg-
ippi pfrsenlH 81 Q ii0nf. Ihe coins
paletien of i1e aots lias beer Aa.
signed u ifof TfaeY If tie Al &
a College which II a gnara9tee
lhat Justice will ae dones0all pagta
of u STATE MIHisappl geeda 9
Qeod iai IF abiie, ihfifts agfieul-
fufnl people
The New South., 1894-12-08
NOTICE f0R PyRLIgATlaN
lsand Office 8i .laek oii Niss
4sf4.f,f AG4Y t@N8

Notiee is hereby eiyen ,iist the lol.
lowing named settler haa filed notice Of
lis intention 10 make hnal proof ~ sup
port II bis claim. aad that said proof
win be nada before tic clianearg clerk
oi Jones county al eiiisMlle, Miss nu
naocn,haFs4,Assll III bli 4. McAlul:
leu, homestead number a0620 for the
south half NJ northeast quarter and
northwest quarter of northeast Quarter
mud northeast quarter Of northwest
quarter scuiiou 3G township Z nurih Of
range - west
lleinmes tha following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence mon
aud cultivation of sail laud yi2. q NJ
Melvin 81 Curtis pasidiiiee Miss md
W. III johnson. y w Aplin j q,
Strickland, q Nllisviila p9slufiee, MsH
RoRfBI n. WILSON REGISTER.
The New South., 1894-12-08
Tie Commercial Appenl giys
Rcnhen Fake kolb tho following


The Commercial Apprnl giye
Renhen Fake kulb the following
parting shot
sliuhe koIb has gone, he hnt
sueaked, % haa Alipped out. ht
has nhsdlaInlated In the Ian.
gunge 0f dcreaeed bat distin-
guished Dago, "Ahtt evpsit, ex-
eassii, efupil Aa lust yenr's
bnSsari's uesf, ns TIE faint mtt
eiiuNsamo perfHpe of long ynn
ished poiecgi, as the dyipa echo "a
y hideous sound, Ihe fading memo
IS Of wicked ifean O tlta linger.
Ing taste of i chenp cigar, So shall
We think % tho AIahnma states.
man Fhat Nas, hut II not With
lne hnM, ~phttterina protest he hHa
passea. III the dim and iueiug
twilight ihai borders the lnnd of
The forgotten il world-wontY hand
awaits Ills coming With melancholy
expectation A pageant of grimp
and hedraQgled whislSers elooms
darkly foa i moment against the
dim horizon. and then the sad
procession fadeH from mortal eve
and assimln,es with ihe darkness,
Waite, I.owpliing, Kolb, John Hens
ry and hc that was Governor Of
frnnteser, hut whose name escapes
us, hoyo all gone ana the places
that know them sball know them
np mnra forever
The New South., 1894-12-08

What a tluttrsina ,he,e wa.la ha
among politicians Il al the voters
who are prolessed Christian shoola
conclude TO vote against shc salonn
and Tor i,s prohibition hy law
twesterly Daily Tribune. Ba,
how lonesom the salonn.keepers
would feel, with whom these prol
fessed Christians have been vei,ns
SO many years ,-- The Voice.
There would be bigger infterlu.
u professed christians eould refusi
20 rent their property f0r immora
purposes Ficaxune.
Hit en- square on The on "A,
head that time brother Fic.
The New South., 1894-12-08
Nasal Catarrfl
orIgInates h lnnpnre nIoed


Hood'r esYBnparllla Perfectly Cures
Va ~ Aos Beed q aatsh istsafly Il ~ a.
heas ire sgsiFs II f9taffil ga syef i,ani.
ftsaHsns rnas1i ~ Blowing ~ 80 nssa, =
dsaKfteahls sMtiaa ila foil slaeii. aHd ess z
ssalfFs willsh i'tsy Ito lsesrnse q b y
stsf dIsagfafaasa lisfasf aff noticed very R1n.
ersilg 4ie flss4fs y 40 Inflammation Of iHr
Hiaeaia fasiablAne iis direct ssaas Is impure
bsoaa iis eufe i Hnp4's eassapsfila.
81 ! flaad 4 ce. L4Hen MAss.s
Z ! N4s afst NpssIea eliA nassi fasAfF', "a
if;e bot Il aA uet flfe iaa Haeil tg9asle 3H.il
issa WAen / brea.ut 80 eeAk ftat eaald 40
do aHg tlHi n iataasi a5ah ! nsFga IRON
lals siela VI 1lHsilppi thinking J Nisht Raa
sgiFa relief Nsiis ssiae Hina { vas apdefgs-
III ilSiHeit ~ geeilaiiat Aiter sh9rt
IfHt / fif8st t9 sl iHaiiea iacioF-
lna fgf fAa al4lt tf a s' s'izr eag heae-
fi isHa gaf ia f6sa ir dsi .sl ssopid
Try .oeata 9aeaspn
AID a1 compelled f0 4tss iai lalgge ! liad
taken 4ifaf aIr efai botns faNaehangs.
the tef38le ieaA4as afla liaa slt i8s ard
ny appetite hal eams H8rs. ! fsii LISA Was
going Il gat wHil 81 pAeiiael ail.af bo,tls
aad tsit % HiiieA tsflat asag iaFge Il thai
The New South., 1894-12-08
NOTICE FOR POBLIGATI0N.
land Office al Jackson, Miss,
NOveuInef Y 1891. 4


November =. 1891. J
Notice Is hereby given that the lols
lowing gained settler has llied notice 81
Ills intention to make tnmnuted final
proof ID support of his claim, aud thar
said prcoi Will ho made heiofe the chan
Gerry clerk 8i Jones e0naty at lsllisYllle.
Miss pn December Is, ls9i viz Alhett
= Ewing, homestead number 2J.i3a toy
tho northeast quarter section w, town
ship Z north of range l3 west,
ltc namcs lhe following witnesses "a
Prove his continuous Residence. upau
aud cultivation ~ said laud viz w N,
Mitchell n Blackburn rostotliec, Miss,
George Eairchild. 81 Blackburn postof
Gee. Miss EsNm Benson Oi Blackburn
posIollice, Miss, u. O. Grassou, Of Mo-
selle, postoiiiee Miss.
RoItFf / WnscN Rteistei
The New South., 1894-12-08

rhe windows 6t heaveu are clos
e,i ,o the liar. Angels shed tears .
displeasure when We lie, While the
delii laughs The fruits 1T i tiy
Hfe carfapt ANA impure, while the
fruits 0f ths trHth wrc pure and ia-
Nigotatiag. 4 le max be received
ia eood taste Men may he seau-
esd hy iii trccheroas charms. but
truth over IL viii triuuphs ttuth
Is right and truth Will invariably
1in. -Cnrksdale Banner
Yes, hrother,trn,h is mighty and
will ptevail.
The New South., 1894-12-08

That Democratic wuEder. the New
York Weekly World bas iasi CHANGED
Is weekly into tHies a-Neek paper,
and 3on eah uns gei the fwe psTers 4
weoA ier shc same Gid price u 10 .
year
Tllinh u ii Tic neMs ifHm Ne8
York right II sD9f does ifesh tRefq
three days llli rspsss sear
We have made arrangements b.
which We a furnish The MN Sprrf
4ad The tsitn week New Anfk World
all Or Only si ~ j 3ear lifrc . the
opportunity II paf iaul own lcal papef
and ihc Nov yefi World iwieu eserg
woek af extraordinarily ins raias
E.srfsU4t4 tftff4f7 ii g{ss4f Il fs1{
The New South., 1894-12-08

Miss Mary Terral, The lovely
and accomplished daughter of
Judge ) II. 'i'errui vas married at
her home II Quitnan last week, 10
Rev. II. q liaalsina5 wh0 i'm mis-
ei0nary 10 Jnfmn.
The New South., 1894-12-08

Hon. Joseph Il, Brown one al
the mos. notable characters OF The
State Georgia, died last week al
his home IN Atlanta. He served
his State as Governor. United
States Senator, Chief Justice az
the supreme Court and several
minor offices. lie is said 10 he
the wealthiest man In Georgia.
ne was leading member Of The
asplst church, and measured up
W 10y V every requirement, H. cit-
Christian. "HN
The New South., 1894-12-08

W. Welcome the Newton Com.
mercial, ,euitea hg 4. Z. Hiiilana q
our exchange list.
The New South., 1894-12-08

The "closing down of The sugar
ifp9l l. considered bluff to con.
gfess. We trust thai congress sill
knock them ont % lhe ilret round.
The New South., 1894-12-08

Municipal reform Il getting on Il
boom Birmingham has Joined Mss
York II haf recent city election.
Now for New Orleana.
The New South., 1894-12-08

The Clarlon,l.edger was the fret
.paper IL Mississippi @ publish the
full test of the Presidents z mcseage.
1he C..Ia II always abreast of the
times, and ils enterprise is uppre-
ciated uy tie reading public Of
this paft Of the sticks, where 1t Is
rs~nfded us authority on topics Of
STATE and Natiounl Importance.
The Clarion Ledger jnstly lakes
prceedeace Siih the ftrm IL of tho
country over all other papers and
aiehie 4 greni influence politically,
= MhEIon County Ranord.
The New South., 1894-12-08

The time lms come, when none
hut sober men tfne mcn, honest
men should be elected to oillec.
Men, who knowing the law. will
execute the eamo without fcar
favor or affection.
The New South., 1894-12-08

Conkrces convened Inst Monday,
but us given 9ni from Washington
that no legislation 81 in.porlnnee
will he tfl,nsneieti ,lufing he shori
session, except the passage ol he
appropriation billa.
The New South., 1894-12-08
rrv q, TAyroA
A WALL or Pa0TEC7I0B
Against plRcaao Il car
off j axia

Rev 2. rnsief Misstcnary ~ tls esrfh.
prn iiaptih Convention ~ n3asA writes "
tVymetNef' eoAsiarl Il a ~Ai N Nsatee.
ton AgaiAsi disease, ana a sttle guafastee ~
hgaltn aud iulppiacte SlMpn ffsi took Gee.
InNtuuf thrce yuafs avp thy nsat b Aaa Teen
elMnnt petseet work iNedsiaafly. aid rAn
uspose inyseif a. nspeh a. IA native
Rev, Aif fhsiers lSuAtiqn ID A. iish'a AZ
II a the home 81 Mai1fia end III tb0es maiie-
nant lorna " disease thst att ikfn ~ rs
Herr, az N ~ other piacea ii hkr character
NArmsidef has siFnaiif ifiumpheA. is 4 the
eIe8t Csnqnecuf ai malaria q ah IL fofIus
kaa III ati plhcra VIII brreh ANY fever ID
lrss time Than Cnihins ~ AntpNfMe ard
leave none nf th1iF GssisleAsan effects siich
ae AeINonSerss iiansea and FFr7nGieA. Ana
then u is - good Is take that oven nllla
ch ldren saan lfafh e cry fat X
sioO, SIM scoi sald by Drasrisss
Kings Heyai usrmetusr Co. Atinnta. Ca
The New South., 1894-12-08

II isrei ertea hat Mai. Geo. /.
Donald, tae present sheriff el
1lanke county, will be q candidate
for k2ilroad Commissioner from
this district, Mai Donald ii i
fine business man ami possesses nll
the qualifications necessary to The
fulilllment of this office, or ali,
other as 20 that matter. He il a
high,toned Christian gentleman
and will he strong candidate Id
this end Of the district.
The New South., 1894-12-08

Reuben falschooa Kolh was
'.eeorn in" ns governor of Aleba.
ma last Saturday hY justice of
The peace, and hls inaugural speech
Mns delivered from i Wagon in
the streets. Poor f4af
The New South., 1894-12-08

Hon A, y Mrl.auliu ana Hon. j.
Il, Nardamau have both aatbot,s.
~ the announcement of thgH
names for Governor Of Miaslssppi.
They are both good men, true ana
sound on tho silvRr question.
The New South., 1894-12-08

The New Orleans Pieayunc ii
calling upon the good women Iii
that city 60 come forward ana help
rescue the city government fram
the hands 81 the rormorauts which
nov infest the present municipal
government. God bless ,he good
women uf lAe land.
The New South., 1894-12-08

One Of the last official ac,s of
Coy, Jones, of AlahamD, was d
commute the sentence nf Giluert
llease from ten wears 70 QUO year,
for the killing of Wttliey Thomas,
~ whistler. Ala, Dense time
will expire the last week til JAN
narN 1875
The New South., 1894-12-08

4 Indy asked robust tramp,
"Rhy is q great sir0ng man like
you round hegginaY "Ah, mad.
am, y Il the only profession III
which gentleman can address Il
beautiful lads without the formal
lIy ol 40 introAnelinn.n
The New South., 1894-12-08
NorIrn roK rrRI.IeAlIoN.
Land Olic st Jackson. Mss
49,. 49,. - f1n

Land 0aic al Jackson MIS-
November II. lsal
Notice Is hereby given that the il-
lowing namra SETTLER has Eiled poties ol
hi iufontiaasio make iihal praei ~ sep
.pnsl "a hls claim. ausl hai saia pfnsf
viii BE made beffe shs chancsry cserk
of Jones eupnty az Eilissjllc Mss en
January ). 1sslS. yis lanes n. R0ygls.
II Rnidpch, Mass h6n:sesleS pnntheF
1854 for the southeast qRsfieres SaHth-
east QHsstes sertinH @a asBd west hsif nf
saasbwess eisafi sud sgasaNest alisr~
ter nf nurlhwesi quarter sacgiea -
township 2 nnfth franla II west
ils naues the ielle iag witnesses ta
pr0vh his eontinuntiS residence preD
and cultivation of aid land, viz; ! III
fhawiaYd. 81 Rnlareh lpnes eathly,
Miss r liaif af Rsdd0eh. Jones
caauiy. Miss, A A 1inpaN. o Reddoch.
loaas cousty Miss J II huckworsh,
81 Relier Aanes eosatys A'isa
RssKBT Il. MlfsaN. Re4istar.
The New South., 1894-12-08
TO BUSINESS MEN
WAITS HusI Ess coLLEeE EN-
PIorNFNr AGENCY,


Is pleased to announce to profess
sional and business men of every
hamlet, village, town and city in
the South, that it il at all times
prepared TO furnish them with com
petent accountants, s.enographers,
etc. No student II graduated who
is not fully qualified 70 do the high
est class Of work in his line, and
none but worthy, reliable young
men and women will ever be
endorsed for any positio n.
ACTUAL BU$INFsSS FROM
THE STA lsT.
Is the system used in Wyatt's Bus
mess College and not the theoretic~
II hook, copying method, es is
the case in most schools. Address,
Employment Agency,
Wyatt's Business College,
Meridian, Miss.
The New South., 1894-12-08
Cagtoria.

''CastorialaAo wen adaTted % eciiiiasei thzt
iraemacad Il aa iasrefior toany rrsscriptios
knowa - sae@ II. 4. AncRER, Is u.
III 10. oxford ~. Brooklyn, y.
The rre q castorie y - snIvcraai a14
lia merits ~ wsii knsuu fi4t it hsliae war.
q snpsst eHtiisu 3 ela ssas i. fer ars 4 +
sfis.ii sent faH8lids vhp ta MT koep GaateFla
eili5e o. reaeh.s
efAaaa siugrs, p d
Nss York eity
The New South., 1894-12-08
Tic Kolb fafuo i oger

sATInNAY. nEgENNEII !. l.lI
The New South., 1894-12-08

What is

Castoria DR. samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
Children. contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitutes
for ParegorIc Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OIL
is Pleasant It's guarantee Is thirty years' BY
Millions Chiidren's Panacea
tho Mothers Friend.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-03
NO BOND INJUNCTION.
JUDGE COX DECIDES AGAINST
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
The Principal Ground for the Decision
IL That They Have No Standing In
Court-The Case to BE Taken to the
Supreme Court OF the United States.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-.Iudge Cox of
the district supreme court yesterday
morning declined to grant the applica-
ton of the Knights of Labor to compel
Secretary Carlisle to show cause why
he should not be enjoined from issuing
$50. 00O. 900 worth of new bonds as pro-
posed in his recent bond circular.
Judge Cox in his decision declared
that the Knights of Labor as an Or
ganization had no standing in court to
maintain the injunction. and his opin-
ion also sustained very fully Secretary
Carlisle's right to issue gold bonds
ION general principles. he said. no
person can legally begin acton
against an officer of the government
unless the rights of property of COM
plainant or compla nants are in
volved."
General Secretary Mcguire of the
Knights will appeal from the decision
to the district court of appeals and
from there eventually the case may 60
to the supreme court of the United
States.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-03
Quite a Pretty Romance.

CHICAGO. Jan. 31.-LoclSup Keeper
Palmer of the Desplaines street po-
lice station was married to-day to Mrs.
Molly Walker of Denver. who was ar
rested on a charge of larceny and
taken to the Desplaines street station.
She protested her innocence and so
impressed Palmer that he set a de-
tective to work on the case and soon
had her freed from the accusation.
Mrs. Walker is said to have considera-
BILE property in Denver.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-03
MOONLIGHT FOR BOLIVIA.

The Kansan Nominated by the President
for Minister--0ther laces Filled.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. Just as had
been limited 70; some t me past, Col
onel Thomas Moonlight of Kansas. eX-
governor of Wyom'n". has been APP
pointed minister to l;ol a. His NOM
ination was sent TO III. senate this
afternoon.
The president also sent n list
two marshals. three attorneys, three
ccnsuls. five land officers. including
Louis Davis of Georgia as register at
Perry. Ok. and the following post
masters among others: Andrew o.
Maytield at Lebanon. Mo-: j. Lee Paul
ct Browns Valley. Mo.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-03
Valuable Collection of Jacks.

New YORK. Feb. 1.-The steamship
laurie. which arrived here Yesterday,
had on board the most valuable col
lection of spanish jacks ever brought
to this port. The collection is owned
by Colonel Luke Emerson, who is pro-
pr etor of the Lake and County Jack
farm in Bowling Green. Mo-. and is
valued at $50 600. The animals have
all remarkably long ears and are said
to have a pedigree much longer. They
were reared in the Willis of the Pyren-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-03
The Gold Balance.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1. A further
loss of 100000 in gold was reported
yesterday at the treasury, leaving the
gold balance standard at sos. 900, 900,
or loss during the month of January
of 5000, 900 or at the rate of 100000
a day.
The official statement of the gov
eminent receipts and expenditures
show in round figures that the expen-
ditures for the first seven months of
the current fiscal year exceeded the
receipts by S4G.O00.O00. the figures
standing: Receipts, $4,000, 900; ex-
penditures, S22l, 900, 900.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-03
A POLITICAL SURPRISE.
4 Republican Elected to Congress In
Stronp Tamunny District.

4 Republican Elected to Congress in a
%rrone Tauininny District.
NEW YoEE. Jan. 3l.-The special
election for members of congress in
the Fourteenth and Fifteenth districts
of this city 10 choose successors of
Messrs. Fellows and Fitch. resigned.
was held yesterday, Lemucl Z. Quigg
Republican, was elected in the Four
teenth district over William l.. Brown
(Democratl. Quigg received 1886
votes. Brown l..iS2: giving Quigg u
majority of 9S4.
In the Fifteenth district Isidore
Strauss. Democrat. was elected over
Frederick Sigrst. Republican. Strauss
received l5,390 votes. Sigrist 10,203:
Strauss majority 4.Gs7
The defeat Of Brown came as some
thing of Il surprise to many and lends
color u reported remark made by
Richard Croker. in his late interview
with President Cleveland. that the
paSsa &c of the Wilson bill would i'm
pair the chances Of the Democratic
congressional candidates in New York.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-03
or. scou sugar Works to stop.

FoVr SCOTT, Kan. Feb. THE
stockholders Of the Parkinson sugar
works of this city, the largest sorghum
sugar factory in the country, have de-
cided to take no action toward pre-
pairing for next seasons work until it
was settled whether or not congress
would remove the bounty and tariff
on sugar, as has been proposed. They
say they will not operate the works if
such Legislation is enacted. The other
sorghum sugar factories of Kansas
will be just as Improbable in such
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-03
Colorcd Woman Turning White.

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. Feb. l.-Junc-
ton City has one of those very strange
cases, colored woman turning white,
a woman who was almost black, but
for several years the colored matter
in her skin has been fading in spots
1t began on her hands and arms then
her body and face were affected. and
for long time she was literally spot
ted. These spots enlarged gradually
until now the greater part of her face
is reddish white color. and the
black is ali gone from her hands and
arms