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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-16
Emperor william 10 Enrlnn...

LONDON, Aug. 12.-Emperor William
left Cowes on Saturday at midnight for
Lord L0nsdale's seat, Lowther castle.
Lord Lonsdale met him at Clifton sta.
ton, accompanied by a body Of hunts.
men in scarlet coats, drawn up on the
platform The country people from faF
and near came to witness the eaperor's
arrival. The party drove a mile in open
carriages to Lowther castle. Emperor
William is to make a tour Of the Eng.
lish lakes during the week and will en-
bark at Leith On Thursday on board the
imperial yacht HOhenzOllern for vii.
helmshayen.
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NENs ToLp IN A az WORE.

". H. Hillery was found hanging dead
in his barn near Tiffin, o.
J. B. Randall was fatally injured By
falling from a ladder at Mason City, Ia.
The second annual convention of For
ester of Indiana is in session at La Porte
The Rev. Sam Small was principal
speaker at the PrOsa Bluffs assembly at
Alton. HIS
The fume under the pulp mill OF Sherry
& Howard at Neenah, Wis, gave way,
causing a loss Of $4,000
The Clinton County Normal institute
opened a two weeks session at Clinton,
Ia, with 2S9 teachers in attendance.
1T. AllenswOrth Of Atchison, Kan,
win abandon the Law for the ministry. He
is a relative Of Vice President Stevenson.
At Galesbarg John Householder kReIt
on the railroad track and let train cut
his head of. He was drunk and despon-
dent.
J. S. Judge, a freight agent for the
Union Pacific, committed suicide at
Sacramento, Cal. He carried an iasUr-
anee policy Tor several thousand dollars.
Benjamin, the 1l-year-oid son Of Rabbi
SohWab of St. Joseph. NO, was probably
fatally injured by the premature discharge
u pistol
I. 2. SheFringer, alias Eli Kline, was az
ested at st. Joseph. No, for forging the
name Of the K. Z. Davis Mil company to
q small cheek.
Robert and Wallace Coburn are IN jail
at 0lney. His, charged with having tor
tured and robbed An old German beeneior
N November, 1891
Professor George e hEorraw who hes
long been connected with the LJRfFezsity
Of Illinois as professor Of agriculture. Rss
aeeepfed the presidency OF fhei .gricaittigsl
college Sc sEatar. O.
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copyrighted, ls9S by the Associated Press)
CARLSBAD. Aug. l4.-"The silver
question viii nsyer be dropped in Amer.
lea until free coinage is passed" said
George g. Vest Of Missouri here, reply
ing to questions put to him by q repre-.
sentative the Associated Press con-
corning the Missouri, Mississippi and
Iowa conventions.
THE people in the east" he oontin.
ued, "bslieB it viii be dropped, but the
overwhelming sentiment in all the west
and south is in favor of free coinage. I
believe it viii surely be passed in time.
What the result of its passage will be,
/ am unable to predict. The whole Of
the money power Of the east and tbs
banks everywhere will undoubtedly
make it as difficult as possible and try
to furnish q striking object lesson.
Fasteners say we in the west and
south do not understand the question.
But there never was a subject more
fully discussed or more carefully
studied. There is not farmer in my
constituency who is not fully prepared
to discuss intelligently all the bearings
on the question and the same state Of
affairs exists throughout the southwest. 4"
Senator Vest was then asked to ex-
plain the action of Kentucky and Iowa,
If the feeling was so universal. In re.
ply he said: 81 cannot express an opin.
ion regarding Iowa until I know how
the convention was con3tituted. If it
it was similar TO that of Kentucky,
composed of state officials and Office.
holders, it is no criterion Of public sen.
timent. They would naturally coincide
with Cleveland and Carlisle. "
England win Not Change.
In regard to the prospects of an inter
national monetary conference Senator
Vest remarked: "It is generally con-
coded that the other powers are await.
ing the action of England, and from
all accounts England will not alter the
gold standard A prominent English
official was hero recently, a gentleman
who had the confidence of the new min.
istry, and he had several long confer.
ences on the subject with Mr.. John
Wanamaker. He said: Rest assured
that England will not alter the gold
standard.
Referring to the outlook at home the
senator stated: 'The gold reserve is
steadily decreasing and the treasury is
likely to be obliged to make another
bargain with the syndicate. Iregard it
as an outrage that we should be obliged
to pay a bonus Of SlI, 200, 600 to a syndi-
cate represented by Belmont and Nor.
gan in order to prevent gold shipments.
Their contract expires in October and
there is nothing to prevent them from
again forcing the sale of more bonds. !"
Senator Vest is greatly improved in
health and the doctor says he has no
serious ailment.
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THE OLD WELL COLLAPSED.


Uncovered y l4cFEmEa Under CSasEls
Pillar q the IRELAND RuIidiag.
new YOBK, Aug. 1.-THE cause Of
the collapse Of the Ireland building, in
which Is lives were lost, came to light
when the workmen engaged in clearing
away the debris in the cellar uncovered
an old fashioned well under the fOunda.
ton. It was situated directly under the
central pillar of the structure. The un.
eermining Of which precipitated The
disaster. The well was only IS inches
below the concrete base on which tbs
pillar rested. It was 6 feet deep BY 8
feet in diameter. The building experts
examined the well but would give no
opinion on the matter. One expert said
that neither the contractor nor the
officers Of the building department could
have been aware of the fact the well
was there, nor Of the fact that its filing
was too soft. A representative Of the
district attorneys Office viii attend the
inquest Oh the bodies, and if any evi.
dence Of criminality is discovered, the
case win be laid before the jury. An.
other badly mutilated and decomposed
body was taken from the ruins and
identified as Peter Mareno, an Italian
labOrer. But one more man known to
have been in the building is missing and
it IS expected his body will be found.
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MADE a DAsrARDLY ASSAULT
COWardiy Revenge Or an Infatuated NsgE,
60 St. Louls.

~ st. Louis.
Sc. LOUIS, Aug. IA deadly assault
Vas made On the leyee this morning.
an snraged negro fired q fusillade Of bull
lets into a crowd Of passengers and
members Of the crsw Of the steamer
City Of st. Louis as they came down the
gang plank Of the boat just after the
landing at the wharf. Two white men
and two negroes were wounded, one
fatally, bat none Of the passengers were
hurt. The wounded are:
Lou DAVIS, cOlored, shot in region Of the
kidneys. viii probably die.
FRANK BENNETT, white roustabout;
artery in arm severed, serious.
JOHN BELL, steward OF steamer City of
Cairo; shot in leg, not serious.
WILLIAM THOMAS, cOlored rOustabout;
left leg, not serious.
The wounded were sent to the city
dispensary. The shooting was the out
come Of a fight between the negro,
whose name is unknown, and Lou
Davis, captain of the watch, while the
steamer was lying at Cairo Sunday and
in which the negro was badly worsted
and driven from the boat. Exasperated
at his defeat and burning with revenge
he boarded train and arrived here last
night Early this morning he concealed
himself behind pile Of freight on the
levee and when the steamer arrived and
her passengers and crew were moving
down the staging to the shore he opened
fire with the above result.
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80 % Wrsek Eeralnand,. 80.

LONDON. Aug. IA Vienna cor
respondent reports that a telegram re-
ceived from Buda Pest says an attempt
was made to wreck Prince Fsrdinand's
train. The police heard Of the plot and
occupied the Steinbruck and TraRistadt
stations aud caused the train to make q
det0ur TO avoid the Buda Pest station.
English Comment on Whitnsy's Remarks.
LONDON, Aug. Ian editorial IN
The Times commenting on ex-seerstary
Of the Navy WhitRey's remarks on the
silver question expresses the hops that
Dir. Whitney's aspiration for an inter-
national agreement tOrshabilitats silver
win not be fulfilled.
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AN APPEAL FOR ASSISTANCE.
Foreign Residents at Tien Tsin Ask Prompt
Action bY Uncle Sam.

Foreign Residents at Tien Tsin Ask Prompt
Action by Uncle Sam.
TEN TsN, China, Aug. IA meet
ing Of the foreign residents of this city
was held here today. It was decided to
communicate by cable the necessity Of
immediate Intervention in China upon
behalf of the United States and British
governments and the following telegram
was, according to resolution by the
meeting, addressed to the Associated
Press, as an expression of the sentiments
of the foreign residents Of Tien Tsin as
an appeal to the people of the United
States for assistance, signed by Chair
man Dickinson:
''The foreign community Of Tien Tsin
exp esses sympathy with the friends of
the Ku CheDg victims. They consider
the Chinese officials guilty and the
British and Americans blame the con-
tinued apathy Of their governments for
the situation. They regard England's
demand for an inquiry into the Ku
Cheng massacre to be useless, for as be-
fore the Ofielsls wiz buy innocent heads
as substitutes for the actual criminals.
They protest that the szechuen COM
mission Implicated the officials of that
province. England and America must
send an uItimatum threatening reprisals.
Diplomacy is useless. We implore at
tention
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STAMPEDE OF STEERS.
Drove Of Fifty Take Possession Of Kansas
City Street,

Drove Of Fifty Take Possession Of Kansas
City Street.
KANSAS Cry, Aug. l0.-Late last
evening 50 Texas steers, being driven
from the stock yards to Armour's pack
ing house, stampeded and rushed pell
nell down James street. For short
time they created great CONSERVATION,
driving everything before them and
causing stOrekeepers to close their shops.
Twenty-Five cowboys were soon chas-
ing them. Fortunately nobody was
hurt Many Of the steers ran into the
Kaw river and wsre drowned. The 9th.
ers were rounded up in short fashion
without having caused much damage.
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Slaughtered By nnlrarian..

LONDON, Aug. IA Sofia dispatch
says: According to news received from
Turkish official source, 500 Bulgarians
led by three reserve officers attacked
the Mohammedan village of Despat,
across the Turkish frontier before dawn
on Saturday. The Bulgarians then set
the village On fire and slaughtered the
inhabitants Unfortunately as they
rushed from the houses. Tt is said sew
eral hundreds were killed. The Otto
man commissioner has delivered pro-
test to the Bulgarian government.
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. aug. lS-GATTLE-The general
demand was light and prices were no better
than on yesterday. The stocker and feeder
trade wa active to the extent of the limited
receipts at 3 50t940O, spectators doing a good
share Of the buying. Western range cattle
were in fairly good demand at decline ST
about Zoe, steers selling at $S.599L75 and COWS
and heisers at $2e0@405 for poor to extra.
Texas cattle were unchanged.
HOGS-There was another collapse in hogs,
prices falling I9,@l5c. The bulk Of hogs that
changed hands brought S45Q9AE5. Common
to choice heavy hogs sold &C s42G54.S 80 and
mixed at $490G4SJ. and light weights at S4.6r
G5.l5 for poor to choice assorted lots Pack
ers talk very bullish.
sHEEP-The demand was slower than On
yesterday and prices We're Ice lower. NATIVES
sold chiefly at s2f99361 and westerns sold
principally at ss.Os@3.25. fed westerns being
worth s5.el93.7u. Spring lambs were active al
s4s9g559 for good 70 choice. ana at S3e0s4 q
-fnp common fo. fair
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victory For German Pythlana

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-German Knights
Of Pythias won signal victory in the
superior court in the fight over the
blaeklisting for refusal to adopt tbs
English ritual. Waldsck lodge No. 1876
sued the supreme lodge OF Illinois, ask.
ing the court 70 enjoin it from taking
away the lodge charter, aud alss to
issue q writ or mandamus compelling il
TO give up certain passwords Judge
BrentanO rendered a decision in the
plaintiffs favor.
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Colorado BicyoIists suspended.

DENVER, Aug. 14.-C. H. Hilton, Jr.,
representing Chairman Gideon Of the
national board Of the League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen, announced the suspen-
sion of h. R. Renshaw, J. D. Parke
and E. G. Oliver, three of the most
prominent class B men in Colorado,
The charge is that they conspired to
boycott all races where prizes less than
a certain value were offered.
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Kansas Absconder Caught,

GIRARD. Kan, Aug. 1O.-W. C. Dom
aldson, the ascending assistant post
master Of Caldwell, Kan, was arrested
and lodged in jail at this place. Donald
son disappeared from Caldwell in De-
Cember. 1893, with about $4,000 of post
Office funds and other money. After
travelling some time in the south he
came north and during the past seven
months has been employed in a news
paper Office Of McCune.
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eenernl Copnlnrer,. Cnmnalrn

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-General Cop.
pinger, who has been at Jackson's Hole
with four troops Of cavalry, notified
headquarters that he would return east
ward, leaving two troops at jackson 8
Hole under command Of Major Chaffee.
His proposed route viii carry him
through the Shoshone Indian country to
Fort Washakie, and it is presumed he
desires to satisfy himself that ali is
quiet there before returning to his head.
Qnarters.at Omaha.
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Fourteen Countries RsDressnt.d

BRUSSELS, Aug. 1.-THE interna-
tionai parliament on peace arbitra ton
was opened in the hall Of the senate
here. The representatives Of IA differ
emit countries were present. N. Nysene,
the Belgian minister Of labor. vel
coined the delegates, and in so doing he
said the object of the conference might
be summed up in the words: ITO make
force reCeds before the advance Of the
law"
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Indian Invade lEe1Ieo TerrItorr.

MERIDA, Yucatan, Aug. l4-Five
hundred Indians belonging to savage
tribes on the border of the British col
ony Of Belize have appeared on Mexican
soil, all armed with Remington rifles
and with alb ndant ammunition pur.
chased from British cOlonists. This
fact arouses the greatest indign alton,
for the saYages intend raiding remote
plantations, and being now all well
armed it will require large number Of
troops to subdue them. Cubans and
Spanards here are having daily fights
in the hotels and streets.
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MARKETS REPORTED BY WIRE
Chicago Grain aud Provisions.


CHICAGO, Aug. I3.-The spectators in wheat
and corn abrogated their function as makers
Of prices; they left that to the handlers oil
cash grain today. Being left to the latter, the
price Of wheat was advanced 10 per bushel and
September corn was raised l15c. Oats recov.
cred little also, and for all three grains the
demand FOR shipment was excellent.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-August, &c; September, 663<@
665sc; December, 69114lg6g55sc Sc; May, T4e.
CORN--August, SSc; September, 5Sc: Octo
Der, $3.50; November, 943lc; December, Slslc
May, S211z9S25se.
OATS-August, I9lllc; September, 19}4e; oo.
tober, 1870 bid; May, 2S3Sc.
PoRK-August, s9.416; September S9.5s5]5
January, $l02J.
LARD-August, 500, September. sS.O2llS
October, S6.071S; January, s8.u21z.
RIBS-August, $50; September, 1856; Oetc
Der, $50; January, S5.25
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Harrison Ont Of Politics

OLD FORGE, N. Y, Aug. 14.-Hon.
Charles E. Remick of Oneida county,
who is a follower Of Senator Hill, met
General Harrison here. Tothe expires.
ident Mr.. Remick said: General, if
Cleveland and you are the nominees in
1895, I will vote for you" The express
ident merely responded sententiOusly,
4 am out of politics"
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TaIlors, strife Declarsd OF.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-The tailors'
strike was formerly declared off by the
strikers. Thirty contractors signed
agreements today, leaving but 40 in the
cold. The pantmakers, jacketmakers
and Vestmakers held meetings and
passed resolutions looking to a strike
unless their employers will offer them
more liberal contracts. They number
more than 5000.
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$40 a - - -

ARNTA, aug. IA special to the
Journal from Camilla, Ga, says: VIII
Harris. negrOwho attempted 60 assault
Mrs. J. 3. Menrce, a 60-year-old white
woman IN COiquitt county, was cap
tured here and taken TO the scene Of bis
crime for confession And shot TO death
By a mob.
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Thlrtsen ssloOnkeepsrs Arrsstsd.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 12.-Thirteen
saioonkeepers have been arrested for
persisang in there disregard Of the Sun.
day closing law. The police commits.
sioneTs gave orders six weeks ago clos.
ing the saloons with the threat that
any salOonkesper keeping open would
forfeit his license. The threat has not
been carried out and the saloons were
gradually reopening on the Sabbath.
Chief Police Irwin is determined to keep
them closed. It looks as though ''dry
Sundays" had come to stay.
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EVANSVILLE, Wis, Aug. l2.-Secre-
taTy McKenna Of the Wisconsin Breed.
ers' association announces that Jos
PatcheB wiz 60 for the worlds pacing
record and a pnrse Of $500 Thursday
Of next week at Milwaukee, where the
breeders viii hold their summer mest-
ing Aug. IA to ~.
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Sult 20 pvthIan Insnranns.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 14-Mrs. Rosa
Peck, widow Of Samuel Peck. bust.
ness man, who died March last, brought
suit against the supreme lodge, knights
Of Pythias Of the World, to recover on
81, 900 insurance policy on the life Of
her husband. Peck died of fatty de-
generation of the heart three months
after taking ont the policy. The lodge
bases its refusal to make payment upon
the claim that Peck must have had the
disorder from which he died at the time
Of his examination for the insurance.
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SLOW Work secnEinga Surv.

SAN FRANCISCO, aug. 1.-THE objec.
ton Of business men 70 do jury daty in
the cass Of DurHnt, charged with the
murder Of Blanche Lamont. and Che ai-
legged bias Of those who are ostensibiy
willing, has made the task Of sss1rin-a
jury exceedingly dihlCait. The sworn
iurymen nov number eight.
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Committee Can IIuy DIstlIIerIes

NEW York, Aug. 14.-JusGca O'BFieu
in the supreme count chambers handed
down a decision denying the motion
for an injunction to restrain the reor.
ganization committee of the Distiling
and Cattle Feeding committee from pur.
chasing or acquiring the property Of the
trust, which was advertised to be sold
tomorrow. The motion for an iniunc.
ton was brought by Frederick Annes
and John n. PinchOn, who represent
$4,000 worth Of the stock in the trnst.
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Ten Deaths From sma1lno.

EAGLE Pass, Tex. Aug. 12.-Teu
deaths from smallpox and five new
cases are reported at the quarantine
camp. DR.. Magruder Of the federal
marine service took full charge Of bbe
camp. The further spread Of the dis
ease has been practically checked by
the successful vaccination Of the IN.
afgaatad negroes
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Started After Four C., Idlcnes.

PTTsBURG, Aug. l4.-Fires were
lighted in the plant of the MoOrehead-
MCLEAN company, which has been idle
for four years. 1t employs 1000 men.
The plant is to be operated by the
Pittsburg Steel and Iron Manufacture
ing company,
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sagsr BsonI9 gSas

WAsEINeFoS Aug. 1.-THE hearing
before Comptroller Bowler On the consti-
tationsiity Of The sugar bnanty law,
which has been in progress fer the past
four days. vas concluded. hon. Thomas
.: se1mes u Rev Orleans was the
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Irnahlnr nsolarsh a..

KANSAS Cry, Ang. 1O.-Advices from
Muskogee, L T., are that the FIVE
negroes arrested south of Tulsa were
placed in jail at Okmulgee. Two hun.
bred men surrounded the jail, but were
finally prevailed upon to let the law
take it's cOnrse.
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Fatal Hotel Ere.

PENDLETON, Or, Aug. 9.-Fire last
night consumed the Transfer hotel and
several buildings adjoining on Main
street. Four bodies have been recov-
cred from the ruins and one man is still
missing. The killed are:
FRANK BREEDING
OLD WOLF, an Indian.
G. KLACKING.
WILLIAM S:RAssING.
WILLIAM T AYLOR, missing.
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Latest Political gqeanIEstloD.

PARSONS, Kan, Aug. 1.-THE hide.
pendent American party, the latest
political organization in Kansas, met in
this city and nominated county ticket.
The new party believes in the free and
unlimited coinage Of American silver
and America for Americans.
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mineral Of Jndea Jackson

NASHVILLE, Aug. lS.-The funeral Of
Justice Howell Edmunds Jackson Oc.
CURED today at Belle Meade, the famous
home of his brother, General W. II.
jackson, six miles west of this city, in
the presence of many distinguished men
from distance and a large concOurse
Of personal friends, The services were
conducted by Rev. J. Il. McNeiIly OF
the Presbyterian church and Rev. R,
Lin Cave of the Christian church.
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lightning Kills Twenty-Five Cattle.

TOPEKA, Aug. lS.-Twenty.five head
OF cattle were killed by lightning in a
most remarkable way in Finnis county.
A herd Of 800 were being moved to an
other pasture and for a part of the dis
tancs were driven through a narrow
lane hedged in by wire fence. While
IN this narrow passage thunder storm
overlook them and bolt of lightning
descended and struck a fence post, fol.
lowing the wire for 200 yards. Every
head Of cattle that was crowded against
the wire was killed.
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Railroad Fighting Taz Assessment.

WICHITA, Aug. Attachment have
been secured on the roundhouse, depot,
engines and other property of the WITCH.
tia and Western railway at CulIisor
and Pratt, 100 miles west Of here, by
the sheriff Of Pratt county to compel
the company to pay $1,000 taxes on
their property here. This amount is
equal to one-third Of the valuation Of
the railroad property and the railroad
people refuse to pay it, claiming that il
is excessive aud illegal. The railroad
company will fight the case in the
United States court,
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80 Omaha 80 -

SGuTH OMAHA, Aug. I2-CATTI. s-Re-
esipts, 9e1l head; 1900 to l59 lbs, $3.SGa5. s0;
100 TO lS9l lbs, 81 2591sJ; s5 to Il0O lbs.
E8.7594zJ5 choice COWS, s25gA3.5g; common
COWS, Ss5g251; good feeders; S5419t 100 ,
common feeders. s. lag .S9s market strong 20
i0s higher
h3tfs-lleeaipts. 1,70s head light, s. 600 20;
- xsss, ss.5ssg4 65; heavy Sf.65egzG 5s market
STEADY.
SHEEP Anttoas. s225ss5a; lslabs. saaS
Sgsi. Easzzf5 kfealiy.
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- Il - -.

OsABA, Ang. l4-Ths cid and new
police boards failed 30 reach q oompr-
mise. The new bosTd is appointing IS
force tonight and asserts is VIII tska
possession Of the city properly tomosros.
lFse old hoard viii rssisk