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The morning call., 1894-02-25
WAS PERT ON THE STAND.
Mrs. Martin Denies the Ugly Beecher
Scandal Stories.

LONDON. Feb. 24.-The case of Mrs. John
Biddulph Martin. formerly Victoria Wood
hull, against the trustees of the British
Museum. was continued to-day. Her
cross-examination continued touching the
Beecher-Tilton trial. Asked as to the
truth of the story published 10 Woodbull
and Clafin's Weekly at the time to the
effect that Beecher dropped on bis knees
before her as she was seated on sefa and
took her face between his hands and im-
plored her to let him off. she said the scene
bad not occurred as far as she was person.
ally concerned. She was perfectly cool
throughout, and frequently disconnected
the examining counsel by her smart
answers. Her husband was examined
after her and the case finally adjourned
Till Monday.
The morning call., 1894-02-25
GROWING WORSE DAILY.
Little Hope Is Entertained for Sem
atOr Vauce'S Recovery

NEW YORK, Feb. 24 The Posts Raleigh
On. C) special says: Private advices from
Florida. where Senator u. B. Vance has
been for several weeks for his health, are
that the Senator grows worse daily. Small
hope is entertained for his recovery.
Vance has been in failing health for three
years and was compelled to leave Wash
ington several weeks ago for Florida,
hoping to improve by the change of eli
mate. His term in the Senate does not
expire for three years yet. but the general
impression now is that he may not live to
serve out his term.
NEW YORK. Feb. PA special from
Raleigh, N. c., says Senator Vance is
hopelessly ill.,
The morning call., 1894-02-25
THEY OPPOSE SALISBURY.
Members OF the Royal Family Alive
to Their Own interests,

LONDON. Feb. 24-The Chronicle SAYS
both the Queen and the Prince of Wales
strongly, even nervously, oppose Sails
bury's attitude both in regard to the
local government and the employers
liability bills, and adds: The reigning
family always had keen and pertinent
sense of it's own interests. This is not
the first time it has exerted its influence
to prevent the peers from entering into a
conflict which might end in the total re-
adjustment of the constitution.
The morning call., 1894-02-25
Lord Rosebery Recalled.

LONDON, Feb. 24.-Lord Rosebery, who
left London this morning on visit to the
Prince and Princess of Wales. received
telegram at Newmarket recalling him to
the Foreign Office. Lord Rosebery re-
turned to LONDON by q special train.
The morning call., 1894-02-25
CALL FOR THE CAUCUS.
Democrats Anxious for the Rule for
Voting.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The call for the
caucus of Democrats to agree upon rule
for recording members present, but not
voting, in order TO make quorum, bears
the names OF 10 Democrats. The men,
bers say this matter must be settled with
in the party as soon as the Bland bill has
been disposed of.
The morning call., 1894-02-25
BLOWN INTO THE RIVER.
Fifty Lives Reported Lost in Hur-
ricane at Port Louis.

LONDON. Feb. pa private telegram
from Port Louis says severe hurricane
swept over the island o; Mauritius Thurs
day without doing damage to the town or
crops. but train is reported to have been
blown over Port Louis bridge on the Mid
land line into the river, and fifty lives were
lost. The telegram said five bodies we're
reported to have been recovered.
The morning call., 1894-02-25
Phelps NAV Recover.

New HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 24-Ex-
Minister Phelps condition is about the
same as last night. except the temperature
is lower. He passed comfortable night.
This afternoon 1t is behaved the crisis has
passed in Professor Phelps case and be is
on the road to recovery.
The morning call., 1894-02-25
Am Agency Building Burned.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-Tbe Indian
Bureau has received dispatch from Agent
Powell, at Neah Bay Indian Agency,
Wash, announcing the total destruction
of the main agency building and its con-
tents by fire,
The morning call., 1894-02-25

ter Lonsdale said he would go immedi-
ately to London and see what could be
done in the way of bringing off the Cor.
bett-Jackson fghtin that country. Davies
is certain the fight win not come off in
Canada. He believes it will be held in
England
The morning call., 1894-02-25

which those present were officially noti-
fed and arraigned for giving bail. County
Clerk May of Detroit remained home on
account of sickness. Secretary Jochim
denies having any knowledge of any con-
spiracy as charged.
The morning call., 1894-02-25
Not a tiowling success.

PARIS, Feb. 24.-Barre's play of Journee
Parlementaire. prohibited a; the ordinary
theaters, was produced last evening at
the Theatre Libre. The play Is caustic
The morning call., 1894-02-25
A DUEL TO THE DEATH.
Prominent Farmers Fight Out Feud
to a Mortal Finish.

EUFAULA, Ala. Feb. 24.-Willlam Nor
ton and James Breckinridge. prominent
farmers, who had a feud about a fence
line, met On the street last night and be-
gan duel to the death with pistols.
Norton fell mortally wounded. ana Breck-
inrdge then cut ths throat of the diving
man from ear TO ear and fled. holly pur-
sued. Seeing he would be overtaken, he
cut his own throat, dying at once.
The morning call., 1894-02-25
NORMAN L. MUNRO.
Death of the Weil-Known Publisher
and Yachtsman.

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Norman Z. Munro.
the well-known publisher and yachtsman.
died tonight. MIR. Munro underwent a
surgical operation yesterday for the re-
moval Of the vermiform appendix, and it
was then believed he would not survive.
His son Henry had similar operation
performed last Sunday and is progressing
favOrably
The morning call., 1894-02-25
hundreds TO Be Locked Out.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Feb. 24.-Owing TO
the failure of the men to accept the redue-
tion of wages, eight foundries will close
tonight, locking out 1900 men.
The morning call., 1894-02-25
Archbishop of Roumania.

MILw AUKEE, Feb. 24.-Bishop Bardetti
of ST. Cloud. Minn.. has been appointed
Archbishop of Bucharest, Roumania.
The morning call., 1894-02-25
VIII Eight in England.

BUFFALO, Feb. 24-Parson Davies has
received telegram from Lord Lonsdale
acknowledging the receipt Of Davies let
The morning call., 1894-02-25

satire upon the Panama canal scandal.
1t failed to produce the sensation eX-
peeted. although the chief characters in
the scandal were readily identified.
The morning call., 1894-02-25
ANSWERING INDICTMENTS.
Five of the Michigan Officials
Promptly Furnish Bonds.

MASON. Mich, Feb. 24.-Fiye of the ten
indicted State officials and clerks appeared
today. accompanied by sureties, prepared
to give bail. AT 1:45 o'clock the Grand
Jury presented six indictments, after
The morning call., 1894-02-25
Killed the French Administrator

PARIS, Feb. 24.-Advices received from
St. Louis, Senegal, say the son of the
King of Dagama has killed NJ. Vincent.
the French Administrator OF Dagama.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19

Du einmal 1pGter @olbat biit, pirit
Du audi tein &inbsrmdb9en baben."
Der tleine Srib: 80 oo9, DIANA,
Soloaten haben INNER &inbermao@en
Bel it@."
3utleine prpbe. Wil6elm;
rWat, Detn Prtnaipal bat Dir eine
Mart mebr ausbeaablt uno Du baTt
lie tpieber retpurieieben9" Cube: $50
non; id babe mir ieba4t, Der DIE
S9lauberser min Blob meme gbrli4z
teit uf bic probe iteqen uno fDr Gene
Mart fa1e id MIDI 'rin!"
9umuriitii@es
8erre4net. rSebt babe i'd
meiner Sreunbin unter benz Siegel oer
itrengiten acknowledgement anpertraut.
baB mir Der lieutenant eine 2iebesz
ertldrung gma4t, unb bieie bosbafts
Preion bat es pirtli4 - .teinem Menz
iden geiagt!"
@@arfe @oncurren5. Mn
benz @daufeniter zines Tettpaarenz
bdnblers lie|t man: rTeine Butter, per
|8funb a4taia Rreuaer. User mebr BE-
3ablt, beitieblt ii4"; iein Na4bar, Elm
Mil9bdnbler, Der ebenfaqs Butter berz
fault unb auf ben jene 8etanntmaz
dung gemin5t iein ion, publi5irt ba=
gegen an ber Sem ter19eibe: "Setne
Butter, per Pfunb einen @uloen. Mer
meniger be3ablt, pergifte1 1tA."
Moberner S4minbeL -
rMie iinb BENIN aber bic 5pei 8riber
10 reihe 2eute setporben?"
Sang einfa4 - lie baben INNER
fort gum "@elbitofenpreiie" psr<
tauft!"
@rpBer unter9ieb. -
Trau: vMann biit 9u bieie MaAt
beimsetommen?"
Mann: rl1m brei, CLAUDE i@."
Grau: SIS mub bel ipdter gene
len iein."
Marn: vl1m bret mar i9 menigz
items unten an ber 9austbiir."
@erlodenb. Mgent elmer I'm
fallperit@erung gu einem &%etienoen:
rSeben Sic, mein 2ieber, geiebt ben
SAL, Ste bre4en Elm 8ein, 10 betomz
men sic 10000 Mart, breaen sic
na9 bier Moden etnen Mrm, 10 be-
tommen Sic 10000 Mart, bre4en
sic aber bas @enid, 10 betommen Sic
$4,000 Mart unb iino bann elm gez
ma9ter Mann!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19

gen iiber 8ep0lteruns, Selma, @eolu>
gle unb probuttion Der Ell Staaten
in Witielz unb SibzMmerita, pelde,
abseieben bpm Merito, brett Bel elmer
fol4en rSnter>G ontinental=Bab I'M
tereKirt iinb. sic baben auiammen
cine 8ep0lterung bon As Milionen,
NIT Merito's IL Miuionen iinb es 81
MiQionen, beren Uertebr bieielbe nit
ben 65 Milionen in ben Der. Staas
ten er0Fnen tpiirbe. Die 8obenreids
tbiimer Mittelz unb Sib>Mmerita's,
poriiber ber 8eriht Mnsaben ma4t,
itnb betanntli4 enorm. Der S4lub,
posu Der 8eridt tommt, lit, bab bic
beiagte 8abnlinie ausfibrbar, bab ibr
8au burdi4nittli4 per Meile burh=
9n, / uao oaB berielbe
Der Snnenieurtunlt feline belonberen
S4pieristeiten b~ereiten tpirbe. Mbsr
irel.y1 piirDe bic u%nsebeure 2dngs
Der 8abn fir beren &onitruttion bic
toloTfale Summe BON 100 Bis 100
MiQionen Dollars toIten.
Man mub ii9 aber bic Sadie sar
ni4t 10 poritelen, oaB bic gauge 8abn
auf einmal gebaut perben miiBte ober
iellte, ober audi nur tDnnte. Wie Der
r9smotrat" i4on BEL friiberer @ele=
genbeit aussefiiArt bat, tpiro oieie
@ermei1ung muir 10 gu iasen oas Mufz
finben bes BEL ten Weges bebeuten, nm
ale 2otalbanbbauten nit bieier sroz
ben &ontinentallinie gu pereinen. Nur
ba, po iia Nniteblunss= Mderbauz unb
8ersbauintereKen geniiseno enttpifslt
baden, ober ii4 nod entpideln, piirb.
es profitabsl perben, einaelns Strsden
oieier 3ontinentalbabn gu bauen. 81.
ipdtere @erbinbuns berielben lit alsz
bann nur cine Sadie ber 3eit. Die
@rob : &apitaliiten Der Ser. Staaten
iperben bieielbe ni9t perpafen, tpenn
lie tommt. Die 9auptpprarbeitsn fir
sepaltise &apitalanlasen unb Sc
tpinnite 1T benlelben bur9 bic 8erz
mehung Der san5sn sroben 2inie unb
ar ibrr ein5elnen Settionen seliefert
porDen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19
Die pan=a,ntrttanttme Gtienb abt
v&bila. 9emutrat."

Inter oer Decentralization ST.
ienbabn" peritebt man cine 2inie, pelz
de BON nDrbli4en She'll un1eres Som
tinents bur4 Mittel : Mmerita na4
benz lubli4en 9alb<R Sentiment gebt
uno btefen ber ganaen 2dnge mad
bur919neiDet. Der pat, : ameritantz
i4e &ongreb Der bor etnigen Sabren
gu @afbington itattfanb, bei4lob bic
@ermeNung elmer iolden Sentimental
2tnie .unter Rontrole unb auf So ten
Der @epubltten Mmerita's, bic auf
ienem &ongreb bertreten tparen. IS
Deritebt fi4 bon ielbit, bab it& biefe
2inie benz 8abn : Spitem in Noroz
Mmerita ani4liebt, bas febr balo Biz
5ur 2anbenge bon Sebuantepec in
@iib=Mertto borgebrungen fein nirb.
@s perltebt ii@ Nferner BON lelbt, bab
1id bte1elbe nit alien bereits in Mitz
tel unb @ibzMmerita 9ebauten 8abz
men p%erbinbet.
Die @ermeHung bie1er 2tnie mar
i6on por etntger 3ett bouenbet. 9te
8e1timmung ber beiten Routen in ben
untpeg1amen characterization Sc
birgsldnbern auf betben Mbbdngen Der
&orbileren be los Mnbes mar nit ben
gr0Bten Miibialen' berbunoen. Sbre
Teitltellung aber pirb ben betrefenoen
@taaten gum WegmeiIer bienen, bamit
ii6 beret1 2otalbabnen, tpelde lie bauz
en- perben, benz ganaen groben Proz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19
anb,pirtbi6aftliNcs.
Winte fir g IS re l.
benbe.

I'm ben b1dftn Wolertrag aus
ben ,S4afen gu er5ielen, 1T es II. IT,:
penbig, bic @@eer5ett an beiben Saz
gen itattfinben gu lai en-, mobur4 btel
Nett in bic Wp1e trttt unb bie1e
idtper tpiegt. Gin anberes Mittel:
6ammel, tpel9e nt4t Elm BE itimmtes
ergiebi9es Woqgemi@t beim @4eeren
abmerf en-, 1onen aus ber @eerbe entz
fernt merben, 10 bab 3ulebt nur nod
ooamt4ttge @o1bammel in oer 9eerbe
iinb.
Wie bitet man S9afe in 8u14
unb in per @ebirssgegenb? Nur gu
pferbe unb obne ben @@afen bic
@i9tung .an5ugeben, mo fie frelen
1plen, bic @4afe piiIen bQs 14on
Ielbit unb geben ni4t mebrmals na4z
chamber auf Elm unb bteI elbe Weibe
freKen. 9emna4 bic @4afe muir be-
oba@ten, nt@t bitten.
Die @4afe ni9t gu ptel @aher
laufen gu laiIen, UNI iie geiunb gu er<
balten. Sci GROCER !9ibe muir etnmal
bes Sages, @ormittags. SIM Minz
ter ale 2-3 Sage etnmal, au4 in
nod ldngeren 3miidenrdumen. 9as
@@af 1T basientge SGugetbier, mas
mobl am mentgiten Wafer brau4t.
Die S@afe mii1en tmmer 10 Be-
6anbelt tperben, bab iie ni@t trant
perben. Gin @@af pirb in ben metz
item TG0en tur3 bor benz Sobe trant!
Die 2Gmmer biirfen 10 tpenig pie
mDgli9 Wafer betommen, UNI lie grob
gu bringen. Das Bette Tutter fur
2Gmmer, um lie in Seras gut bur4
ben Winter gu bringen, TT Mlfalfa.
@4u mtttel 9egen Molfe.
Tim gu perbinbern, bab MDlfe in
bic 9eeroe tommen, biitet man gu
Pferbe, BON 9unben begleitet. .a
en- tleinen paitures, mo man lei
benbe @@afe ober einige @4afe NIT
Qdmmern ober 8Dden laufe en- labt, be-
f4iibt man ite bor W0lfen, inbem auf
Gntfernungen unmittelbar auberbalb
bet Yalture @tpobmdnner allf oberite
Spite BON 8Gumen angebra@t perz
ben, NIT ausgebretteten Mrmen, an
beren @nben tpeibe 2appen befeittgt,
mel@e bonn Winbe bin uno ber Be-
pegt peroen.
.. M0dsl, ct. Gin, Seras.
pferbe auf Der Metbe.
Mein @atb murbe in lebter 3eit
DEFENDERS 1tarf in 8etref tranter ooer
trGntelnber Pferbe geiu4t. ga, i'm
@erlauf bes langen Winters l4lei41
. 1t3 10 man4e &rantbeit in I'M leren
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19

10 biQtge alS bequeme Nabitaltur liegt.
rSa, tannit Du Define pferbe i'm
Gribiabr auf Der Meibe ipaaieren
fiibren, mir t0nnen's nidt, uniere
@dule mi1en por ben phug!"
Meine audi, Sbr lieben 8auernbriz
ber, aber bod la1e i4 alien ben @enub
bes eriten @riins uno an @onntagen
ben freien @ebrau4 ibrer @lieber auf
Der Weibe gu tbeil perben. So. par
es ftets Bel mir unb meme 8raunsn
baden ii9 INNER gut babel seitanoen.
Sobalb bic Si1el bas @ras gu faffen
permag, i4neiben mir einige Mrme
Grimes unb mii4en es benz 9eu Bel.
@pnntags giebts Morsens &leie (Sala
unb 9ol3a54e beisemii@D uno bann
tpmu1en bic, tpelde ii4 gut p%ertragen,
3u1ammsn auf bic Weioe, bic @4ld9er
apart. Mutterituten unb Goblen bleiz
ben brauBen. Ser l1ebergans bon Der
@tau= 3ur @eiDefitterung barf niAt
plDbli4, ionbern in eben beihriebener
Meiie aamdbli9 DOR fi4 geben. Nu4
BEL 5ettmeiie auber Sbdtigteit geiebten
pferben, m0gen es nun Qrbeitsz ooer
8%uagppferbe fein, III bic Weioe BEL
ri9tigen @erbdltntKen cine Wieoer<
geburt; bas 8lut pirb %gereinigt, bur4
unee5tpungene 8epegung peroen bic
Musteln geltdrtt. Der etma 9eibd=
bigte 9uf perpd@t, ieoer 3pang bort
auf. Die Natur BEG pferoes gtebt
es AUDI 10 u%nperboblen gu ertennen,
baB bisies i@on jeoen 3meifel bsitimz
men fpnte.
T%olsenbe Puntte itnb Bel benz @ei=
begang Der Pferoe nod gu beoba4ten.
Sebes Yferb auf Der @eibe 1oq BON
Mrbeit unb On trengung bispen1trt
1ein: tpenr man glaubt, bab man our4
3%sittpei1e &Drnerfiitterung bere4tigt 1T,
bic Sbiere CUR Mrbeit beniiben gu biirz
fen, 10 lit bieies irrtg, neil. tpie ieosr
aufmerti anne Wirtb beobaatet baben
mirb, bic 4ferbe 1penig .Nuben BON ben
&Drnern BADEN, mel9e unperoaut Obj
geben. Nur in benz Sale, bob man
6es Morgens &Drner giebt unb bic
pferbe etpa Big Mtttag i'm @taQe 1tez
fen ober arbeiten lGbt, tann man
@,os= unb RDrnerfitterung berbinben.
Sci l9peren MrbeitsnFerben tpiro bic
Meibefiitterung nur II. ct 5ribltn9sz
3eit rGtbli4 fem, neil bann @ras uno
&rGuter i'm trdftigften 3uitanbe uno
mobl fdbig iino, bas %gepobnte &raftz
futter gu r ieBen, ipdter piro es bag
meibenbe pferb taum berm0gen, ii4
bur9 gr0bere AuantitGt 14aolos gu
balten.
Gin 8et1piel,' pie pirt1am iih ber
Meibegang Bel Rrantbeiten e%rtpeilt,
mDge 6ieies &apitel bsi@lieber. Nd@<
item Sum- perben es bier Sabre, als
bret meiner Tpblen CUR nGmli4en 3eit
an Der Druie erfrantten. @ines, Elm
mir Be onbers liebes Sbier, nabm i4
in ben @tau unb pfegte es auf's forgz
fdltigite, panbte audi ale mir betannz
ten Mittel an, inbem i4 es heibe
Ddmpfe ein5ieben lieb, i&arfe @inreiz
bungen ma@te, 3meimal tdgli9 l@orf
b~iiritete (3ur 8%ef0roerung Der 9autz
ausbinitung) unb bergl. Sroboem
tpurbe bic &rantbeit iebr bDsarttg,
unb erit na@ ie4s @o4en tonnts ih
bas Toblen als Dolitdnoig gebeilt piez
bet auf bic Meibe lafen. 9ie beiben
anberen tranten Toblen ionoerte i4
3mar bon ben ubrigen ab, bod Bile
ben lie obne jebe 8ebanblung quf ber
Wetbe; nt9t rur, bab Bel bieien bic
&ranfbett einen gang lei4ten @erlauf
nabm, ionbern tie tparen bereits na4
elmer Wo@e pieber %poQitdnbig ge1unb.
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Yerbe 0u OCT wt1Ue.
Mein @atb murbe in leBter 13ett
BE 1pnbers ftarf in 8etref tranter ooer
trGntelnber Pferoe 9elu4t. Sa, i'm
@erlauf bes lan9en Winters l4lei4t
ft9 10 man4e &rantbeit in IN eren
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-26

Miss Mary l. George has been visiting
at Willard Williams.
Miss Luvia A. Slack has returned to
Randolph after spending three weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Eastman OF Worces-
ter are rejoicing over the birth OF son,
which occurred July 9Th.
Rev. Mr.. Brainard has returned from
the Christian Endeavor convention in
Ohio, but Miss Edith Chamberlin is trav-
cling farther west.
Mrs. Josiah Garfield, one of the oldest
ladies in town, had stroke of paralysis
last week.
Mr.. Roscoe Grant has been visiting his
brother George the past week. He starts
for Europe in few days for recreation
and information. He expects to study in
Germany few years.
The old academy building has been torn
down and when theIrubbish is removed,
the new building and grounds will add
quite little to the beauty of the village.
The new pubic library building is being
built.
The creamery paid 10 cents for June
butter.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-26
Boston Produce OuotatIons.

0ATs-There is rather better demand for
oats. though the market is very irregular.
Clipped oats, nearby, and for immediate ship
ment are very firm at 4SlD5lc. according to
time of shipment and probable arrival here.
On the other and, Chicago No. 2 white, new
oats, for shipment the first half Of August, are
quoted at 59tsc, and country No. 2 white at
8S19e. Peoria No. white are offered at Ac
for July shipment. The spot market will be
somewhat irregular: No. | clipped, 53l54c;
No 2 clipped, 5s153e; No. white 5Od5Ic; No.
8 white, Soc; mixed, $4,000
LAMBS AND MUTToNs-Muttons and lambs
are lpenty, with the market easy: Spring
lambs ll65l2c, as TO quality; choice to fancy
fall lambs. p0l0c; good TO choice, Sll9c; COM
mon TO good, 7gSe; poor TO ordinary, &c: year
lings, SGsl3c; muttons, 7Iedsc: choice heavy
BriglItons, stE9c; choice eastern veal, sl5Gl9c;
common to good, 7Gsc; Brghtons and fancy,
eIaGlDc.
MEAL-The eernmeal market holds firm on
the stronger position of corn. The supply of
rye at hand is short, and the market is iirmer:
kiln-dried cOrnmeal, for export. s. 151o2 20
per Dbl; bag meal, 81 026l o. yellow granula-
ted, 81 S5ll2 IS; ground and rolled oatmeal,
s. 95Gd IL per Dbl; cut oatmeal. So 35a6 80 per
bill; rye flour. 81 1908 81; rye, 65d6so per bush.
BErF-Beef is easy. Quotations are at:
Choice to fancy steers, 7de7lac; prime. 6s49D7c;
good. Bl496l@c: light, 6l4c; extra heavy binds,
l0Dl0lse: good, 9tgGl0c; light, Sl6Q9c heavy
fores. 4ysQ5c: light, &c; backs. 5lsGt6c; rattles
3GSLsc; ckueks 3d5c; rounds, 6Ie07I6c:
runps. l0Gl2c; Pumps and loins, l2ai416c;
short ribs. s1aglOc; loins, l29l5Iec.
CoRN-Corn is very firm, with corn to arrive
held at stronger prices. Chicago No yellow,
to arrive, is quoted at 54I4Gl54lSc with No 8
though trade is dull: No. yellow, 54054I6c;
steamer yellow, 5jS4 154c; steamer mixed, SEA
G5s34c.
CHEEsE-Cheese is firm, with quotations at:
Northern full cream and twins, sG9lsc; fair to
good, &C. western choice, SG9c; fair to good,
7G7lsc. liverpool is quoted at ASS.
EGGs-Eggs are dull and easy. Eastern
fancy fresh, i7Glsc; eastern fresh l+1lec:
l3Glie; western, 2Gl2Ise; southern,
llGllhc.
FLoUR-Flour is dull, on easier wheat. Quo
tations locally are not changed, though buy
srs of round lots would scsrely pay full prices.
PorAToEs-Potatoes are frmer, with good
quoted At S2t2 %. Ordinary lots are quoted
at 81 1872.
PoRK-The pork market is quiet aud
steady. Quotations are the same As noted
yesterday.
HAY-1he hay market is dull straw il
quiet and easy. Bran and millfeed are I'M
changed.
BUTTER-The butter market is quiet and
Easy. Quotation are the same as noted yes
Ierdsy.
WASHINGTON. July 90. : The senate
passed the Indian appropriation bill. The
house agreed to conference reports on APP
bills, and the bill for the
election of senator's by the people was
taken up. The house voted to insist on ..
on the tariff.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-26
Sadly Afflicted.

Boston, July 2l.-Herbert NJ. johnson,
the head of well-known firm of chem
lists, and one of the government experts
the Mckinley bill, was last night taken
TO the Mclean insane asylum. His hallu-
cination was that he had formed a COM
pany for the reduction of oils, which was
netting him an annual income of over
sl7. 00O, 900; that Grover Cleveland was the
president of the company, Congressman
Wilson and Stevens and Senator Aldrich
were the vice presidents. and that the
works were run by Cinnamon. as they
would not strike or cause riots
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-26
Sharon.

Mrs. George Brown is spending a few
days with friends at the seashore.
Rev. Mr.. Blair will preach for the Uni
versalist society in Smiths hall every Sun
day for few weeks at p. m.
Lyman Allen found his best Jersey COW
dead in the pasture last week.
S. Howard lost his only horse recently.
AS Mrs. Lyman Allen and Roy we're re-
turning from lodge meeting Friday night,
when near the watering trough at the top
OF the Dimick hill, large man stepped
into the road and endeavored to take the
horse by the head, but the whip was APP
piled and the horse darted away leaving
the tramp behind.
Your correspondent visited recently
with a smart and very estimable old lady,
Mrs. Mary Bruce, who is so years old.
She gave her son in her country's cause
and he died in prison; yet she is satisfied
because it was an honorable cause in which
to give up life. Mrs. Snow OF Royalton,
but formerly of Sharon, who is IS years
old, sews without the aid OF glasses. She
had three sons in the late war, and one OF
them never returned. She has, during
the past year, made three nice bedspreads
besides 5olDg other work. Her four liv-
ing sons have locks well sprinkled with
grey.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-26
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