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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02

Nsw YORK. Feb. 1.-There was very
little more activity in the stock market
today than on yesterday, but speculation
was hrmer In tone, and, as result of the
trading. the aciive shares, with few ex-
ceptions, show an advance OF from to
lH Per cent, compared with the closing
figures OF yesterday. Sugar and Distilliny
being the most prominent therein. The
exceptions are Union Pacific, which has
declined 1SSs. and Atchison, Missouri Pa
cihc and Louisville and Nashville. which
are down 1s@I per cent. Sugar, as usual,
led in the transactions, and. after an
early decline of 4 per cent, to 1875, took an
upward turn, Gu heavy purchases, said TO
be largely for the account of insiders.
The advance was at first resisted by the
short interest, and reactions were frequent,
but the buying movement WAS too
strong, and the bears were forced
to cover during the afternoon, the
price touching 7e116. closing with II reac
tion OF per cent above yesterday. The
preferred on sales of 200 shares rose per
cent. One of the things which leu the
shorts TO become buyers was statement,
which came from pretty authoritative
source, to the effect that the American
Sugar Refining company had sufficient
cash resources to continue the present rate
of dividend on the common stock for some
time to come, even if sugar were to be
scheduled in the tariff bill. Distilling was
strong ut the opening and advanced stead
lily, with only trivial reactions, almost 20
the close, the highest being zS15, which
was Is per cent above last night closing.
In the nnal dealings reaction of Is per
cent occurred on realizing. The improve
ment in Distilling was due largely 10 pur-
chases for the western account.
The grangers were very firmly held,
fiuctuating within narrow limits and
We're not actively dealt in.
With exception of Northwestern, which
is unchanged, they show an advance of
small fraction Union Pacific was weak
in practical confirmation of the report
that an assessment is to be placed on the
stock. according to the plan of reorganiz,.
tiou, figures being 10 and % per cent.
Senator Brice, one of the reorganization
committee, is given AS authority that the
stock assessment will be issued London
was the largest seller Of the shares, which
broke M per cent, recovering 4 per Cent.
The general list was active Throughout the
morning but, closed with fair advances
having been established. The bond market
was strong and fairly active during the
day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
STRIKE TROUBLES.

MONTGOMERY, W. Va. Feb. The sit
uation in the kanawha mining region is
threatening. Three meetings were held
this week, and on each occasion resclG-
tons were adopted drnouncins the oper-
aioTs. At "a meeting last night the men
agreed TO do nothing 10 save the property
OF any ceSi operator in Case Ii Was attack
ed by str ikers. The operators are thor
oughiy alarmed. aud are filing tie mines
with men 20 eQeI aay attack If made To-
day six cases oI Winchester rifles aud am-
munIiloa were shipped 10 the mines up
the valley. he sheriff is in comuunica-
tioa with the ooerators, and is prepared 10
suppress any npsis'ng. he will cali on
lDS governor ~ olee x any move is made.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

BECKER, Mo-, Feb. IA shocking muir
der and suicide occurred yesterday and the
night before about two miles from this
point Henry Fries and his father-iu-law.
John Schultz, held a grudge for several
years against each other over some trouble
about land. On Tuesday night the old
feud WAS renewed, and, according to
Schultz, Fries dared him to shoot him,
Schultz killed Fries. He surrendered to
the nearest justice of the peace, who re-
fused to hold him. He then returned
home, slept all night, aud, while feeding
the stock In the morning, blew his brains
out.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02

y
sah-no, sab; been cuttin' the ha'r off
de football team."-Kaasas City Jour
nal.
The boy stood on the icy walk,
Whence all but him had slid;
Zip went his heels, up went his feet
And ''wow-wow'' went the kid.
-Binghamton Republican.
-"What makes you tell Johnnie tha,
his studying aloud annoys you?" She
Because 1 know he will be anxious to
keep right on and get every lesson.
Inter Ocean.
-He-"You are the most beautiful
woman" She-''You are trying to
hatter me-" He-"But, indeed, it is
true" She-"O, 1 know it is true, but
! doubted whether you really meant
it. t"-Indianapolis Journal.
Sarcastic Customer-"Don't You
strain yourself sometimes making out
such heavy billsY' Florist-''Yes but
when 1 think Of the struggles of the
poor collector I don't feel like COM
planning. Detroit Tribune.
-Teacher-''Who is the ruler of the
country in which we live?" Johnnie
B-'I don't know who the ruler of the
country is. but my pa says he's tired Of
having the hired girl rule our house the
way she does"-Somerville Journal
~ thought I heard conversation in
the parlor.'' said Mrs Hiland, as she
entered and found her daughter alone.
'Isn't there someone else here?" mo,
mamma" replied the girl 81 haven't
said word If you heard anything it
must have been your speaking likeness
on the mantel el"-Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Telegraph.
"A Fair Propcs;tion.-The beggarly
wanderer essayed to work the time
honored racket on the man at the desk
'Please SIR" he mumbled, won't you
give me dime to buy me some whisky
with?" "No, I won't" responded the
man, 81 have to work for my whisky
and you are ne better than I am Get
out. ut."-Detroit Free Press
-"Uncle Zeb." said the magistrate.
this is the third time you have been
arrested this month" ''Yessir" How
do you explain it?" "Well. sab, dar's q
new p'leeceman on our beat" Has
that anything 20 do with the case?"
81 dunno, sab; on'y it sut'ny hez
seemed ter me dat may be he was
kinder usin' me ter practise on -
Washington Star.
Deceit. turned away and
shivered Deceit" he repeated, in
CONSERVATION, where is the deceit
prithee?r Right in your face" she
answered. 81 see it." In horror he
.hrank from her. Curse him." he
Kissed. Curse the man who guar
anteed tha. no one could tell the glass
eve he sold me from the genuine :"
With livid lips and haggard cheeks he
staggered from the place
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
SCHAEFFER DEFEATS SLOSSON

CINCINNATI Feb. 1.-The first billiard
tournament Cincinnati has had for eigh-
teen years opened auspiciously tonight at
Pixies opera house. The three-sided
match between Ives, Schaeffer and Slosson
began, with Schaeffer and Slosson as the
first contestants. The match is for 81 500
and the net gate receipts, divided as fol-
lows: Fifty per cent to the winner; 80
per cent to tie second and 20 per cent to
the third. The anchor nurse is barred
No extraordinary high runs were made,
though there was degree of steadiness.
Score by innings:
Sehaeffer-Sl. 0. 10. Q. 0. As. IS. es, IS. "A,
S. 0. Q. 4. 5. 0, IS, 8, 81. /. 81, S. 49, a. i, I6
0, Goo.
Average-2l :: best run, a
Slos>on-11, %, l. g. 5. 0. .. 3. Is. s. /,
IS. -. II, ). |, 8, c., 9. 10, S 81, Il, 25, As,
0, 0-4S2
Ayerage-la; best run. c.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
FAILURES.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1-Kevil g. NAPLES.
furniture dealers, at 1921 and 1923 Main
street. made an assignment this fnor.iing
to William L. Mitchell for their creditors
benefit. The value of the stock is aboi,i
$50, 600. The assignment was made sub
ject to three chattel mortgages u pre-
ferred creditors. reducing the value OF tie
property assigned to 81, 800. John B Cald
well of Topeka, Kan, holds one mortgage
for 81, 600; the Midland National bank OF
this city holds another for SO, ,300 and
Elizabeth A. NAPLES of Bolivar, Mo-,
holds IA third for sS000 The causes of he
failure are the business depression aud the
failure of the firm to make collections.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02

bring back health and vigor. For pale punv,
scrofulous children, it does wonders 1t
builds up both their flesh and their strength.
thoroughly purifes the blood, and makes
effective every natural means of cleansing.
repairing, and nourishing the system
IL starts the torpid liver into healthy ac-
ton and promotes all the bodily functions
For the most stubborn Scrofulous, Skin.
and Scalp Diseases, Dyspepsia. BiliousneSs.
and kindred ailments, the Discovery" is
the only remedy that's guaranteed. If it
doesn't benefit or cure. you have your money
hack.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
Ex-PRIEST M'NAMARA.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1.-The hearing of
tho case of j. c. Mcnamara, an expriest
of the Catholic church. who is charged
with having maliciously slandered Mother
Vincent, Bishop Hogan and Father Lillis.
and with having circulated foul and OBJ
scene literature, was begun in Justice
Nichols court ut Independence, Mo. this
morning Considerable difficulty was en-
countered in securing a jury. as most of
the men called to serve in that capacity
had read the newspaper accounts of Nc
Namara's lecture and of the trouble he
encountered in having his first hearing.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
BosToN. Jan. Sl.-Atclison railway. laggss.
Money on Call.
Closing stocks west:

NEw YORK. Feb. Money on call. easy,
closed at l per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3a5 per cent. Sterling exchange nrn. with act
ual business in bankers bills at 81 sta for
demand bills. for sixty-lay bills, 81 434ai 81;
81 Sa4. Silver certifica' cs 15sc bid. The total
sales of stocks today were 800 shares. in
Guiding American Sugar I.JJ, Burlington
1890, Chicago Gas Q. 100, Cleveland. Cincinnati.
Chicago and St. Louis. 5000. Distillers 1900
Louisville and Nashville 4.iDo. National Lead
3.00, ST. Paul 3,400 Union Pacific $50, West
cru Union 1900
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
London Money Market.

New YORK Feb 1.-Fhe Evening Posts a.
naucial cabegram from London, Feb. l, says:
The Bank of England's reserve has increased
S41o.c00 This week. of which s245.01c is in gold
imported. The recent market borrowing is
only partly represented by an increase OF
$3.50 go in other securities. varions bills placed
with the bank having run off. he stock mar
kets were partly affected by the strong bank
returns. and the change IN the rate OF discount
from To "a per cent was generally dull.
Canadian Pacific was sold on the internal rev.
enue statement. Bar silver dropped 10 80 ll-l6d
and was weak.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
n Ak Clearfngs.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Bank clearings. 81
e6 so: balances. 81 81. So
BALTIMORE. Feb. I.-Clearings, 81 i.si2a8; bal
ances, Ss55, ,s2s.
BosToS, Feb. 1.-ClearinRs, 81, ,355.sZ3; bal
ances. Sl,s2i.li5. The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank OK England as balance today II
$40 O.
PARIs, Feb. Three per cente rcntes. s1-sis.
KANSAS CITY Feb bank clearing. today,
81 345.49.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-tiesrings. Ss- -l4,po New
York exchange. ~ cef,ts sterling exchange
quite active. Money shade better at 6a7 Per
cedt on call and 5as per cent on time.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
WEATHER BULLETIN.


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA, Kan. Feb. ], 1874
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Warmer aud fair until Saturday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 81 above. the
lowest 13 and the mean "a, with clear
weather, slowly rising temperature, fresh
north to light south wind, high followed
by marked fall in pressure.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been "a
During January there were seventeen
clear days, eight partly cloudy and SIX
cloudy, and three days on which the fall
rain or snow was not enough to measure.
For the past five years the average
temperature for the month OF February
has been "a, and for the 1st day 26.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Following is the
forecast up to o'clock p. M, Saturday:
For Kansas-Increasing cloudiness;
warm: south winds during Friday; proba-
bly, colder in the western portion Friday
night.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair; warmer; south winds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
Poisten&ss.

Shear. tine tailorb-Youny Standen-
oil Is an swfnlly soeiab!e fellow.
Bsstem-Humph, How so7
shears-Esery time I come with ny
bill he tells me 20 call ayain--Truth.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
THE MODERN INVAI

Has tastes incidentally in keeping with
her uxuries. A remedy must be pleas
AZ ly acceptable in form. purely whole
son in composition, truly beneficial in
effect an entirely free from every objec
tionah eQ iality. II really i'll he consults
a phys.~..u; il constipated he Uses the
gentle family laxative Syrup of Figs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
Hubby Pays

Wite-To-morrow is your birthday.
darling, and am going 10 stop At the
jewelers. and buy you present
Her Hubby-Get something cheap,
pet / haven't paid him fo- ray last
birthday present yet--spare Moments
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
An.tom,oaIi1 CaasidsrsA.

''Isn't it queer that our landlord
doesn't put in the lights as he promised
he would when we rented the 1at7"
II suppose he thinks now he's got
the liver in. he won't bother about the
lights Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
rhs Eun Elsness.

Jack-DTnamite is unpopular in
France. isn't it2
Tern--fes- except among tbe bomb
.lemsut.-Desroi; Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
TONE Is FIRMER
ACTIVE TRADING RESULTS IN AN
ADVANCE In SiOOKS

Sugar, as Usual, Leads in the Trans
actions, and a Buying Movement
Forces the Bears to Cover.
Union Pacific Weakeus On
Account ofs the Pro
posed Assessment
on That Stock.
Features OF
the Day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
Yanknesa

Mamma-Arcn't you homo from
school earlier than usual to-day?
Bobby-Yes, mamma ! wasn't KEEP.
Z to-day.-us-1ega !. Xoalg Pee2-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02

El1a-You1l be sure 10 like our new
preacher.
Miss Elderly-Do you think so'
''Yes: he's single man u-"-Brookiyn
Life
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
MAKE GAME OF HIM
MINISTER WILLIS DECLINES TO
ACCEPT AN INVITATION.

The Same Being Request to Take
Part in q, Celebration Of the
Birthday of, the Provisional
Government of Hawaii.
The eAnnexationists Still
Confident Of Favor
able Outcome Of
the Middle.
Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
DENIED IN DETAIL
CHAMBERLAIN OF DENVER REPLIES
TO CERTAIN CHARGES.

The Parties Bitten in the Fort Worth
Land Speculation Went Into the
Game With Their Eyes Open.
The Company's Title to the
Property in Question
Claimed to be q
Good One-Gen-
cral News
Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
WHERE FLES4 IS NEEDED.

- - ~ L A. Gfx- ~
and the systems
weakened, you
should take DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry. After the
Grip" for in
stance, or in con-
valescence from
pneumonia, fe
vers. and other
wasting diseases,
nothing can
equal il as an ap-
Petizing, restora-
tive tonic to
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02

One al |. Thezssnd.
"Ranig. how arr"
"Rivers, do yoa know of any cur. ,or
a bsd eoidg-'
"Sone.7
with fervent aratitzds River.
your ha1d.'-Chicazo Trib,n..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
CLOSING BOND LIST.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Goyernment bonds
firm: state bonds dull
L : As reg 1915 Northern Pac DDS S.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02

Prevent attacks of rheumatism by TAX
ing Hood Sarsaparilla. 1t purifies the
blood.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-02
"A LITTLE NONSENSE"

-"Great Scott, barber! Are you CO.
ing to start mattress factory?" mo,
sah-no, sab; been cuttin' the ha'r off
de football team"-Ka1sas City Jour
nal.
The boy stood on the icy walk,
Whence all but him had slid:
Zip went his heels, up went his feet
And "wow-wow" went the kid
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-03
NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

The Italian parliament is again in
session. .s r..s '.....
The United States supreme court has
reassembled.
The 50th birthday of the Princess Of
Wales was celebrated at Windsor Sat-
urday. ~'-, &~.'s e'1-''l. 8 ~. -'.-
The Lexow investigating committee
has resumed its inquiry into New York
official crookedness.e si'@ at@t- ,"s..
The historical pageant at Albany, N.
Y, is in progress this week. Governor
Elect Morton is the guest of Governor
Flower. a. s'.1
! The revenue service cutter Perry,
which has until recently been doing
duty on the lakes. will leave this week
for the Pacific coast via Cape Horn, q
trip Of $1,000 miles to San Francisco
under command of Captain A. A.
Fenger. aa@.1
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CONGRESSMAN RuEIER.
He II Said TO no wandertne About Am
Partially Demented COndition.

He In Said Co no wandersng About Am q
Partially Demented Condition.
OELwEIN. Ia, Dec. B.--A telegram
from Grundy Center, In, was received
here by one of the gentlemen inter
ested in the search for the missing col
lege president and ex-congressman
from this town, Hon. w. a. Butler,
who disappeared from here so mysteri-
aas ON the evening OF Nov. 22. stat
&. that Butler was in that city Thurs
slay and requested the city marshal to
put him in Jail for the night. Upon
being refused he Immediately
left the the town. The marshal
was not aware who the party making
the request was until too late to APP
prehend him. He appeared TO, all who
saw him to be In tdemepted condi-
tion. The officers at Grundy Center
claim they are on Bntler's track and
win have him in their charge lbefore
morning. This does away with oil
theories regarding his, leaving ON &C
count or financial trouble or that he
has committed suicide, Ms was quite
commonly supposed. Parties who saw
Mr.. Butler claim his clothes were In q
very bad condition. He talked and ap.
peared greatly excited. Els appear
aiicc was that OF person who had
walked and wandered . long way.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

and especially In South Dakota. The
Montana station has not been in opera
tion sufficient length Of time for any
experimental feeding, but arrangements
will be completed within a few weeks
for beginning series of pig feeding
experiments covering all questions of
most immediate Importance to the
farmers of the state. Wheat food7for
fattening purposes will receive thor
Ough trials
AT present Montana produces very
small per cent of the hams, pork, bacon
and lard consumed within her borders,
one single firm having shipped in with
in the year 1898 over $50.O0o worth of
the pig product.
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Newn FROM Blueflelds.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 8.--The steam
ship Morean, Captain Staples, has ar.
rived from Bluefelds. The captain
said to a reporter that they left Blue.
fields at midnight on the 26th and that
at that time everything was quiet and
there had been no trouble nor was
there any rumor of any. There were
no warships at the port, either British
or American.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-03
A BUSY YEAH.
More Troops Moved This Season Than
s III Amy Time Since the War. .s,

More Troops Moved This Season Than
a III Any Time Since ti.e War. ..,
WASHINGTON, Dc. S.-The annual
report Of Secretary Lamont shows o
saving OF $500. 600 in salaries and con-
tingent expenses in the administration
of the war department at Washington.
besides economies in the recruiting
service, rents, etc. i.iE Expenditures for
the last fiscal year were $56. .O39, O09;
appropriations for the current year are
$52, 4S9, 10; estimates for the next year
are ABS, 629 1t was found peces-
sary at5times during the period from
March to July in various places to en-
ploy considerable part of the army to
execute the orders OF the United States
courts, otherwise successfully defied
and resisted; to protect the despatch of
the United States mails and to guard
the property Of the government. The
movement of troops thus necessitated
was the largest which has taken place
since the close of the close of the civil
war, .
The Extraordinary Tasks
imposed upon officers and men were
discharged promptly, firmly and judi
ciously, attesting to the thorough eff
cheney of every branch of the service
On Oct. 4 the army numbered: Off,
GERS, 2,l36; enlisted men %, 722. Of
the latter, for various causes, only 20, ia
were effective.
Secretary Lament earnestly recon-
mends Legislation to establish the
battalion formation now adopted by
the armies of every other civilized ma
ton To effect that change he recon-
mends return to the law of 1870.
fixing at sc, COO the limit Of the army.
by the changes proposed the army win
be increased 20 per cent in efficiency,
161k in numbers and only 8 per cent in
cost Of maintenance. The actual com.
bative strength viii thus become about
25, 600. tfff
0pr geacoast Defenaes-
Seacoast defense may now be prose-
cuted rapidly as soon as congress makes
ropriations for the purpose, and IL
these are sufficient the project OF the
Endicott board can be carried ont In
i2t6 years. ,x,g !F9st
The total of finishing the arnar
mept OF onr 2S chief seaports, IS esti.
mated jtc be so, 639. .eS7 for guns, 90
eOl, I20 Tor mortars, $i2. 5o0, 900 for gun
carriages, 50 232. .OoU for mortar car.
riages, total increase, including cons
tract work. of s5o.2f1, ,2a8g ANIMAL
appropriations of s4.420, 900 will be
required for armament duiiag the next
10 years, which will bui.d and mount
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saloonk.lssps KicE o. stud.nts.

SAN FRANclsco, Dec. 8. --SalOon-
keepers Of this city. hare addressed let
ters 70 the presidents of the universities
of California and Stanford protesting
against the conduit oft students after
tie football match. They patrolled the
cities In hundreds. smashing chairs and
giasses Il beer halls and saloons and
teTrorizing the residents oi the tender
loin districts. The police were power
less to control them.
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MOST PER FECTs MADE

successor, who was greeted with pro-
longed cheers. The oath Of Office was
administered to him on the spot where
the oath OF Office was taken by Cover
nor Jones. and the formalities closed.
There was no trouble, and the incident
appeared to be closed without the an.
ticipated conflict, 80 .-.. .,s ...
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Sc. Paul Union stock Yards.

g. sg- ;oaTH ST. PAUL, De-. /, 1884,.
HOGS-Steady and active; quality only
far for the bulk: yards cleared early to pack
ers at $4. tula4 ~.
CATTLE-Steady but quiet; not much Of
fered and quality common: more good cattle
wanted .
Prime steers, S3-2j60375: good steers, $2.7j
@3.25; prime cows S2-40 b3oE good cows, $50
42.35; common to fair cow, $l.u00 LA; hgnt
veal calves. $Z.5 14.50: heavy CAVES 81 51QD3 JO
stockers, 81. ,ftss.4E feeders. $20S2.75: bulls.
$l.2 - lh
SHEPE-No receipts and no trading.
Muttons, Sl.l0 g2.JJ, lambs. $2.0Oa1E COM
mon, s1.4O. -....
Receipts; Hogs. 2,751: cattl', 50 caves. 0.
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e63 high power guns and 824 high
power mortars. One battery of 10
laortars, commanding the southern
entrance to New York harbor, is nearly
ec1npleted, and by July a second bat
ter commanding the eastern entrance,
aiisl like batteries at Boston and San
Francisco, win be mounted. ~.
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Two Harbors Ore shipmen.s.

Two HARBoRs, Mimi, Dec. S.-The
ore shipping season at this port closed
Dec. l.. There We're sos ore clearances
and 233 miscellaneous clearances. The
total amount of ore shipped is 1, 373, 25S
tons, railroad weight; divided rs fol-
lows: Vermill on range. S,517, Mesa.
ba range, 424. 1885, fhat ast ...-. ..., .1%
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Called to Cleveland.

u MANKATos M.nn., Dec. 3-Rev. a.
Taylor. Tor . number of years pastor OF
st Johns Episcopal church in this city,
win leave In d few days to take the
pastorate Of the Episcopal church on
Euclid avenue, Cleveland.
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Brotherhood OF Age.

TERRE HAUTE, lad, Dec. 3.-The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen is
2l years old. having been brought into
existence at Porr Jervis. N. Y, on Dec.
/. 1873. Its coming of age was appro-
priately observed by many of the lodges
of the order throughout the country.