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The herald., 1895-12-19
Carpets end DrapericS

Good lace curtains, u )" pair
Fin Irish point lace curtains SO so a pair.
T. C lent quality portieres, So pair
SMYRNA rug, Z aca.
Argora rugs, 5 each.
Ing ain carpet soc yad
Tape try BRUSSELS 80 per yard
Stair carpe De per yard.
Moquette carpet, VI per yard. st
Q. A. JUDD, so5 south Broadly way
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To See Orange Groves ami viney.rd.

You muet go around The Kte-shaped
track. The trip can no made III a day Al
lowing stop over Of two hours al both R,d-
lands aud Riverside for drives and sisnt-
see ng. Particulars IT S,nta Fe ticket
office, 1919 North Spring street.
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Given Ju igment

In the case of j. Chislett VS.. George
M Salisbury. a suit to recover on prom
issory note An to foreclose mortgage Sc
curing the same, Judge York yesterday
gavs Judgment for the plaintiff in
TIL sum OF $3O3l, with 5000
attorneys fees. e. T. Dunuing was APP
poi ted com N s.ion,r tn sell the property,
with boud hxsd at $500
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Store Open Friday, Saturday,
1onday and Tuesday Evenings
Umbrellas

umbrellas
If Umbrellas are desired for Christmas
gifts, our stock affords the correct thing at
the proper price.
Women's Umbrellas
Pure silk, 2o-inch pearl ham Ck E0
dies, close loll, from $3.50 to pU.CU
Women's Umbrellas
Pure silk, hand carved ivory CO M
handles, 2o-ir, from $3.50 to p1sUU
Women's Umbrellas
Pure silk, natural wool ham
dies, silver trimmed, steel OK IN
rods, 2o-in., from $3.50 to pU.CV
Women's Umbrellas
Finest Dresden handles, steel CL M
rods, 2o-in., from $3.50 to DO.UU
ITEMS Umbrellas
Pure silk, 2S-in. silver de- CO M
post handles Of pearl, at plZsUU
ITEMS Umbrellas
Pure silk, 28-m., silver inlaid GO M
carved horn handles, at 80. UOsUU
ITEMS Umbrellas
2S-in., pure silk, close roll, OK M
silver and gold mounted hdls. 1U.UU
Mems Umbrellas
ural wood handles, at...... 4O.UU
Mems Umbrellas
latest test combination i ~ ' ~. ~ S4.5U
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Bicycle craze is on, wall piper must go-33
to 30 er cent Off 81 spring st. zee our
Tribune hce.. bsst on earta: Judyo Tor yolr
teiI
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TIMBER CLAIM SETTLED
Judge Van Dyke Decides Against
the Sewer Contractors
WERE BOUND BY CONTRACT
An Antelope Valley Water Case Decided
by Judge Van Dyke
A Sensational Divorce Suit on Trial Before
Judge York -Bayiey Wants His Free.
dom General Court News

Judge Van Dyke yesterday decided the
case OF Mackey & Young against the city
of Los Angeles, involving some $1,000, in
favor of the city, granting the motion Of
the defendant for non.suit. Mackey 8
Young had the cont act for putting in Sec
ton A of the outfall sewer. In putting in
the sewer it was necessary to ''shore'' up
the sides OF the trench with timber to pre-
vent the same from caving, owing to the
sandy formation of the soil. It was prob.
ably the int ntion to remove these iimbers,
but the inspector refused to allow this to
be done, as it would have endangered the
sewer, fact which was admitted. The
contractors collected for the timoers on
section AS, but on an investigation being
made the council refused to allow any fur
Their payments, holding that these timbers
were necessary in the construction of the
sewer, whereupon suit was brought to re-
cover the amount claimed, something like
$1,000. In deciding the case Judge Van
Dyke said that it had been conceded that
these timbers wsre necessary in the con-
struction of the sewer in question, and, as
under their contract, plaintiffs we're OBJ iged
TO furnish all materials necessary for the
construction of such sewer, they had no
case, and the motion for a non-suit was
granted. This finally disposes of the mat
ter, which has been pending for some time.
The herald., 1895-12-19

Try our port and sherry wines at Is
cents per gallon. L. Vache e. Co, Com
mercial and Alameda streets. Telephone
500.
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Wants His Freedom

]. G. Bsyley, the Pasadena painter ar.
rested some time ago on a charge of rape
on the person of Margaret Victoria Taylor,
an / yea I'D girl, and who has since been
in Jail, Is becoming tired Of confinement,
and wants his fresdon 1t is the general
opinion that Bailey is innocent Of the ter
rib q ar4e against him, and that he is
being m de a scApsgoat of. Recent de-
velopm sits in Tic ate that it is more than
pr, babe that the young girl had misbe-
hav.-d wi h one or more small boys of the
Ieighh, rhood. Messrs. Davis and Rush
arr tn a iornsys naviny the Gaze in charge,
and viii present an ap ,lication for writ
of h .bsas corpus before Judge Smith this
morning.
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"A Water SUIT OtclsI0n
Jadge Van Dyke yesterday gave his de-
sision In the Antelope valley water suit of
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UsR GERMAN FAMILY soar.
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23O South Broadway
Holiday Hints

IN our magIllllcent display OF NiliiStli'do
Goods you will fird all kinds of useful and
necessary articles, as we'll as those that con-
.rbute to the adornment of the person or
The home, and everything at prices that are
30 moderate that it adds a double pleasure
10 the selection, if you do your Holiday
shopping here.
Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
Capes, Goats, Dress Patterns,
Knit Underwear, Wrappers,
Feather Boas, Perfume Sets,
Toilet Articles, Art Needlework,
Fancy Work Baskets,
Collar and Cuff Boxes, Silk Waists,
Stationary Boxes, Jewel Cases,
Glove Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes,
Pen Wipers, Sewing Boxes,
Nut Crackers and Picks,
Dressing Sets, Fancy Pin Cushions,
Bisque Figures, Ebony Hand Mirrors,
Comb and Brush Sets, Shaving Sets,
Playing Card Cases, Umbrellas,
Ash Trays, Smokers Sets, ETC., Etc.
Our Mail Order Department
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Toilet Requisites

In the list of Christmas gifts, choice ex-
tracts and toilet articles find special consid-
Grafton. Our stock is very complete and
prices right.
The herald., 1895-12-19

Grafton. Our stock is very complete and
prices right.
Lubn's Genuine Extracts, all odors Exc
Grown Perfumery CO.. Extracts, Enc
in bulk, per or ................. wv
Roger & Gallet's Extracts Enc
In bulk, per OF. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wv
Grown and Roman Smelling Salts Enc
Perfumed Bran Bags for the Bath Or
edCN SOS
Laitue and Almond Soaps, 10c
per Cake NV
Soap Boxes, Pink, White, Shell and Enc
Antique Celluloid, each. ............... CVN
Nail Files, best steel 10c
Atomzers, in Colored and Cut Glass, @ IN
from soc 10 ......... .....'........ V6sOV
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CONTESTS WARMING UP.
All of the AspIrants for Places in>the
House ut Work.

House ut Work.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The canvas
for the principal Offices at the disposal
of the next House Of Representatives
is becoming mor animated. The
elective Offices are those of clerk, with
a salary of 5000; sergeant.at-arms,
sl,5O0; doorkeeper, 81, 800; postmaster,
$500. and chaplain, 5000. There are
from two 10 seven candidates for each
of these places, the highest being in
the race for chaplain.
The majority of candidates for the
principle places have opened head
quarters in the Ebbitt house and Will
ards hotel, and their respective rooms
are constantly thronged, though COM
parativcly few Of the members of the
House have arrived, the visitors being
composed largely of those who hope to
secure appointive positions.
The patronage OF the house consists.
outside OF clerks to committees and
clerks to members, of 1875 places, the
average OF the salaries paid being
Sl,l25. All the places except those
named are filled by appointment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
REFORMS IN PENSIONS
ASSISTANT SECRETARY'S
SUGGESTIONS.
P~snsionsb,e Rights of Minor Children
shouid be More Clearly Denned-Proper
Punishment for Embedding Pension
Money.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ~2j.-Judge Rcy.
holds, assistant secretary of the int.
rior, in his annual report recommends
legislation which will define with
more certainty the reasonable rights
Of minor children under the act of
June =, 1890, in those cases where the
soldierdics leaving no widow surviv-
ing, the construction Of the act on this
point now being in much doubt and
the title Of such children being sus-
tanned only by implication. The sug-
gestion of n year ago for a more uni.
form rule for proof % marriage in
pension eases is renewed. Stress is
again laid upon the recommendation of
the previous year for legislation which
will secure Tor their maintenance, to
wives and children o; pensioners who
uDlawfully abandon those dependent
upon them. q portion of the bounty
paid 20 such pensioner, and also for
legislation which will remedy the
evils arising from the manner of MAX
ing the quarterly payments by checks
direct to the agencies to certain weak
and incompetent persons, who on such
occasions are subject to schemes Of the
dissolute and induced to squander
their pension money. 1t is also sug-
gested that while the statutes provide
a proper punishment for embezzlement
OF pension money by guardians, yet
there should be lodged, IL possible, in
the Federal courts the rights of any
one On behalf of the government to
intervene for the purpose of securing
greater protection TO the fund and u
speedier process for its recovery, it
having been brought to the attention
of the department that many and
fragrant abuses exist in the manage
ment of pension funds which are not
properly and effectively rcmcdied by
application to tho local courts by those
entitled to institute the proceedings.
During the year the assistant secre-
tary has brought practically up to
date the work of his office in review
ing pension cases appealed from the
decision of the commissioned of pen.
siOns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
Cotton BELT Withdra VS..

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 25.-The st.
Louis Southwestern railway, known as
the Cotton Belt, has given notice to
Chairman Kent OF its withdrawal from
the Southwestern Passenger Associa-
ton. A meeting Of the Association
will be called at an early date to take
action on the withdrawal. 1t Is ex-
pected that the Cotton Belts action
will disrupt the Association, as several
other lines refuse to remain la the
fold unless all interests are repre-
scented. Several of the other lines are
said to have reluctantly signed the
agreement and will take advantage Of
the opportunity afforded to draw out.
The Business Mems League of
st. Louis has issued an ad-
dress To the members of the
national Republican committee noti-
flying them that a committee of TWEEN
ty-five citizens of this city would at.
tend the meeting at Washington
December 10, with u guarantee for all
expenses connected with the national
convention. The league claims 10
have pledges from two.thirds Of the
members of the committee, with
enough second choice promises from
among San Francisco advocates To Sc
cure the convention for st. Louis. The
finance committee has called u mass
meeting for December ., when the
fund will be completed
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w IN BRIEF.

Wm. g. Rockefeller, jr., and Miss
Elsie Stillman were married at New
York.
Two negro ome were murdered
and mutilatcd with IN AK near Russell
Vile, Ark.
IL Is limited that Librarian Spofford
will not have his offenses condoned by
the President.
The Noel Touring mills, the largest
in the South, have been ordered sold at
receivers sale.
An effort is to be made to have Con-
gress economize on expenses OF con-
g~ressional funerals.
Samuel j.. Hunter was appointed
Judge Heads successor in the Second
supreme district Of Texas.
A court of inquiry has been ordered
to investigate hazing negro seamen by
throwing them overheard.
Lieutenant Pcary reported to the
brooklyn navy yard for duty. He will
do no more Arctic exploring.
Three children In one family died
within twenty -four hours at Denison,
Tex, and TWO more are sick.
Marsene Johnson. city recorder Of
: Galveston, Texas, has been indicted on
. charge OF assault to murder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
General Copplnger Praises His Men.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.--In his an
nual report Brigadier General John
G., Coppinger, commanding the de-
partment Of the Platte, says that the
on y disturbance during the last year
necessitating the use Of troops oc-
Cured last July in the jackson Hole
country. AS he made this the subject
OF a special report to the secretary of
war, he gives but q brief review OF the
facts and sides with the Indians. He
praises the troops In every way.
United States Treasurer Morgan,
In his annual report, says the net or
binary revenues of the government for
the fiscal year ended June 80, were
1913, 800, O75, an increase OF SIS. 6Gs ,O55
as compared with the year before; net
ordinary expenditures, $3.50, 1875, POS, a
decrease of Sl1,39s, 9sl. Including the
public debt the total receipts on oil
accounts were S720, 511 .G25, and the
expenditures S7l0,472, l5y. A further
sum of $751;, l57, 700 was deposited in
the treasury prior to the end of June
on account Of a purchase Of gold coin
to maintain the reserve, but was not
formally covered In, and therefore
Ices not appear in the accounts for the
current fiscal a
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BURNED BY TIE REBELS.
An Important Town In Cuba Almost
Totally Destroyed.

HAVANA, Nov. e5.--Reports from
Santa Clara are that the town of
Guinda de Mariana, the most import
ant in the district, has been entirely
burned by the insurgents commanded
by Roloff. A majority of the brick
houses Of the place and fifty palm huts
were destroyed. Before the revolu-
ton there were 4, 800 inhabitants there.
The main wealth Of the place was to-
bacco, coffee and cattle.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. 23.-Car-
rier pigeons bring news OF the sue
cessfnl landing in Cuba of an expedi-
ton which sailed from here last Sun
day night. The party slipped away
unobserved by the authorities and un-
known to the Spanish spies. There
were only q few men in the expedi-
ton, its principal object being to land
arms and other munitions of war, of
which a considerable quantity was
cnrriaI-
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IN HONOR OF SATOLLI.
Details Of the Ceremony OF Elevation to
the Cardinainte Completed.

Sho SAFuinAIhte NOmnieteus
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The de-
tails of the ceremony Of the eleva-
ton OF Monsignor Satolli TO the
cardinalate are practically completed.
The ceremony will occur December II
at 1890 o'clock Mt the cathedral
in Baltimore. Archbishop Kahn of st.
Louis has been chosen to preach the
sermon. The mass will be celebrated
by MOnsignor Satolli after the con-
ferring of the berretta and in his new
capacity of cardinal. The invitations
to the ceremony will be issued shortly
and until this occurs it will not be
known what members of the clergy
will attend. but "a large representation
OF the heads of the hierarchy doubtless
will be present. Cardinal Gibbons and
Monsignor Satolli will occupy the po-
sitions on the gospel and epistle sides
OF the sanctuary respectively, The
members of the noble guard, who will
bring the berretta from Rome, also
will be within the sanctuary.
The first ceremony, preceding the
mass, will be that of comforting the
c~ardinalate upon Monsignor Satolli.
This Office will be performed by Car
dinal Gibbons. At the conclusion
Monsignor Satolli will leave the sane
tuary and change his purple robes for
those of cardinal. On re'entering the
sanctuary he will proceed with the
celebration of high pontilcal mass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
WHITE HOUSE ENTRIES.
weather Boxes Prepared for the Presi-
dental Police Patrol.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. - The presi-
Dental sentry boxes, which were
stored away at the opening of summer
have been replaced about the ground
at the north front of the White house.
This indicates that it is proposed to
continue through the coming winter
the police patrol of the White house
grounds, inaugurated by Secretary
Thurber early in President Cleveland's
present term.
These miniature houses are intended
as places Of refuge for the policemen
detailed to guard the Presidential
family during the stormy nights Of
winter.
The executive mansion Is we'll guard
ed by trusty men. A large force of
watchmen is on duty inside of the
mansion, all hours. night and day, and
a continuous patrol is maintained by
the local police. The outside watches
are SO arranged that there are never
less than six policemen on duty, day
or night. This force is distributed so
as to command every approach to the
building, and it is hardly possible for
anyone To approach without detection.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
REWARDS BY THE SULTAN.
Persons melting Armenians to Riot Badly
Wanted-Turks Not All to Blame.

wanted-Turks Not All to Blame.
CoSsrAyTISopLE, Nov. 25.-The sui.
tan has offered rewards for the dis
covery OF the persons who recently
posted revolutionary placards at the
mosque and in many other public
places. exciting the Armenians against
the Mrssulmens. Aspecial committee
has also been appointed to watch day
and night until adequate results are
obtained in the restoration of order
among the Armenians.
VIENNA, Nov. 20. - Information re.
ceived from the consuls in various
parts of Turkey confirms the impress
sion that the Armenian revolutionists
are endeavoring to provoke further
massacres in order to bring about the
armed intervention of the powers.
The Sultan receives many threaten
ing letters. He has congratulated
Baron Won der Goltz Pasha, who or
ganized the mobilization of Turkish
troops, on the speedy way in which
the mobilization was carried out. The
object now desired by the Sultan is to
float a large loan abroad, as there is q
serious want of money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
WOMAN ON THE GALLOWS
Amanda Cody Hanged In Pulled Sleeves
and Gloves,

~
WARRES1oN, Ga, Nov. 25--Amanda
Cody, n negress, and Florence English
n negro youth of 20 years, were hanged
yesterday for the murder OF the wo.
mans husband. They died singing a
negro camp meeting melody. The
woman wore n calico dress with pulled
sleeves, and n pair of brown gloves
and russell slippers. Both confessed.
Previous to the hanging English
confessed the murder of u tramp lie
struck Cody with a huge rock while
sleeping in bed, Amanda crushed his
skull with an a afterward. They
then carried the body to n swamp,
burying it in n hole partly filed with
water and covered it with wet leaves
and mud. English revealed his MUIR
der to his mother, who had him ar.
rested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
Ashantee Not to Re Tru,tcd.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-In spite Of the
announcement that King Prempeh of
Ashantee has agreed to the terms Of
Great Britain to all intents and pur-
poses, preparations for the campaign
against Coomastie, his capital, con
tinue, as there is In indemnity for ex-
penses up to date and other details to
be settled before Great Britain will
be thoroughly satisfied with the prac-
tical protectorate which she is taking
steps to assume over another slice Of
Africa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
SENATE ORGANIZATION.
The Democratic Steering Committee Hold
"a secret Caucus.

a secret Caucus.
WASHINGTON, Nov. aj.-The Demo-
cratic steering committee OF the senate
held a secret caucus here Wednesday of
three hours duration, the news of
which has just leaked out.
The members who were present
are very reticent as to what occurred,
but it is known q thorough canvass
was made of the Democratic situation
with n view to deciding upon a line of
policy in the next session. The ques-
ton Of the organization OF the senate
was discussed At length. The COM
mittee did not reach n final conclusion
on this matter, but when it adjourned
there was a general understanding
that unless future events should make
n change desirable the committee will
recommend to the Democrats in the
senate to make no move whatever
until the Republicans and Populists
shall develop their plans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
AMERICANS MAY SUFFER.
Many Rich Plantations In Cub Owned In
This ountry

Many Rich Plantations In Cuba Owned In
This Country.
HAVANA, Nov. 2s.--American.owned
sugar property in Cuba worth SEQ, Oo0,-
600 Is jeopardizcd by General Maxine
Gomcz's recent order to destroy every
estate whose owner tries To make
sugar this winter. Consul General
Williams, who has been IN the sugar
business ia Cuba or in close touch with
u for more than forty years, thinks
that estimate Is not too high. The
Lulk OF the sugar property in Santa
Nara Is owned by foreign capital.
The Spanish holders are In the minor
ity. The Cuban owners hold more
than Spaniards. Such great estates as
Caracas and Los liermanos are owned
hy Cubans. The first mentioned, the
largest in the world, belongs to the
Terry heirs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
A Court Clerk short.

DENVER, Col, Nov. est is stated
that the expert examination Of the
accounts of Colonel Matt Adams, clerk
OF the District court, who disappeared
after rendering his resignation, will
show a large shortage. 1t is known
that over 81, 900 ices were never turned
over to the county treasurer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
DEBS FREE ONCE MORE.
Tho A. X. u. Leaders JAN Term Ended

tho ~ II u Leaders JAN Term Ended
demonstrations In Hls Honor.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.--Eugene V. Debs
became a free man again at IL o'clock
last night, his term Of six months inn
prisonment in the Woodstock Jail hav-
ing come to an end while he was
asleep in his cell. A party of 900 adj.
mirers and friends left for Woodstock
this afternoon to meet Debs and escort
him here.
A delegation of the Trades Assem-
bly, of Cincinnati arrived over the Bic
Four and another from the A. II. u
of Cleveland over the Nickel Plate
this morning to take part in the meet
ing, which viii be held In Battery ID
in the evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.

port Of superintendent Brooks.
WAsiuNGroN, Nov. 2a.--N. M.
BrooSs, superintendent OF foreign
mails, has made his annual report to
the second assistant postmaster gen
eral. Tho report shows that there
were dispatched dun ing the year sO5,-
o.? pounds OF letters and 4,95s,5 9l
mounds of other articles, a decrease
from the year before OF 47,O5l pounds
81 letters and an increase of 1888
pounds OF other articles. The esti-
mates for the toreign mail service for
the year ending June 30. 1897, aggre-
gate 81, 03o. 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
nm Leases q Dwelling.

CHICAGO, Nov. a3.-The Times Herald
correspondent telegraphs that Senator
David Is. Hill OF New York has leased
a large house on ! street, in the most
fashionable quarter Of Washington,
nnd expects to take possession soon
after the meeting Of Congress lie is
either going to be married or is going
to avoid the discomforts Of hotel life
In the capit/
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
Pcnusylvania, II, Harvard. "a.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 25.-The
greatest foot ball game of the season
was played in the presence Of upward
of 10000 spectators. Score: Penn
sylvania II, Harvard II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
big Gold shipment This Week.

New YORK. Nov. % -Half a dozen
firms engaged gold to day for ship
ment tomorrow, the aggregate
amounting to 81, SOC, 600, making
81, $50, 900 altogether, which have been
taken this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
FOOT BALL M
Yale Defeats Princeton and Pennsylvanis
Downs Harvard.

MANHATTAN, n. Y, Nov. 2s.-The
Yale Princeton football was won by
Yale by u score of 20 to 10.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29
rra,rie Fire Near Hcnnessey. Ok.

HENNEssEY, Ok, Nov. ga prairie
fire started a few miles south Of Hen
nessey last evening, but after q hard
fight by over 100 farmers. it was con-
quered, though not until 1t had de-
stroycd over loo acres of ungathered
corn. Two narrow escapes OF life are
reported. One mar lost his barn and
two horses.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-29

MASON CITY, Iowa, Nov. .3.-Seven-
teen crews have been laid off on the
Iowa and Dakota disvision of the Mil
waul,ee, occasioned by farmers hold
ing their grain for u rise in prices.
They say the prevailing price Of corn
does not pay for their work in husking
and marketing. 1t is now being quite
generally used for fuel in lieu of coal.