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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14
PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Sept. 51-PorS-Cssh AID Sep
t4-nbe-. - =. Js1us-y. 81
IArt-Czsh ard September. 's; J&a-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas Cs,y. Sept Iz-REffsr-Tsry
hrTn ard higher, creamery. iSsal7e. DAG.
IcG1sc.
KsE-F-ir-1, ITizc-
Hay-F1rra. timothy. fsyrssiIss: p-zS-
ne S-S'1''a ST IorTs
s.: Logsz SEPT z.-Basfer &rS szzs-
Urc5s-g@f.
Whlaxy-EE
Iead-DuH ard weak. 70 tons Missouri
sd .; 3. r. zz1 - to.us =: x IA
S.<{.e~-Dul a. 81 ~ ssset
Cotton ties ard baEg1rz-EEc bars gel
F9o-k-Stza~sa<5 nssss- tgohsrs<. = sgss
TArs-F-re s-@a<n. y -. choice = n
fszScr-SaoaIss<z fs01@<Ii. $50. lOnE1
-. rbe. NlZzss. ssso-ss. -.
Hzy-Cs05c- Era<3es Eczre@ ar f--1.
ti-sothy. ~ ss1&es. prairie. = ssssse.
Bfza-st-4zT. - I'd ~as. track
NEW YORK
Ss< York. SEPT 1..--i41T-S:ezsy.
Con- raess-Stes6y.
EsQ<-DUL
EaTlsy raalt-<o1tczl
Hs1e<-<Sg5<f.
Leath~--f- r.sssfteS-
v cos-cs1ss;. oozn@sss- ceecs. 1879
Be<<-S:eady
Pickles. e@iass. &C. pfsks-s h4.s. g.
I.e-t-S:esz5y. E@sfers steam e~sassi
= -. rr,l-s-s stezl3y.
Fosk-St~z1y a.. zetl<@
Tz.-o--FI-r-
Fssroisuzs--<szs<;. ez.se. rsos<<. fi--- -.
T1-y<r1-e-S<s4cy-
E-1s-S.s>.y.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO


Chicago. Sept. I3-HogS-Recelpts. H.
CO. active 5gIl0 cents higher; light. ~ 0szpS
$50: mixed. s3.SgiJ5: heavy, psoaAtox
rough. S.sUt4oo
Cattle-Recelpts. 5000: quiet and easy 3
beeves, 81 5lssI5. &: cows and hetfors. 81 toor
3.75: westerns. ss.oSrS -.
Sheep-Reccipts. 1000. slow and weaks
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept. l3.-Cattle-neceip:s.
500. shipments. ta[e; steady 10 s;roass
Texas steers. t2.SDu3 rs: Texas cows s. -
es2hG: beef steers. &3OJfi4. B; native cows
S3Is6s3.+5; s;ockers and fessiers. S-S5d&1l
bulls. 81 f0d2S.
HogS-Receipts. 1850: shipments. so: iosr
- cents higher. bulk OF sales, - sSSi4 80
heayies 81. 7sflf. *: packers. ". 3dis: mix
Ell. siSls5.e0. lights. x5-S1Ifto. yorksrs.
81 Sar4.f ~: pigs. ssy9J43.
Sheep-Rsceipts. alec: shipments none1
steady 20 strong. lambs. G.eaS.oo: mutt
tons. s2G4s0o.
SIT. LOUIS.
ST. Louis Sept i3-Caitio-Recsipts sos
shipments. 90. strong; export a'sers u y
ass: fair 10 good shipping s'eoT. @fl
500: dressed beef and good butchers. y 5sfe~
so: stockers and fes-bers. 1II45Is. cows
and hetsers, s5D5zl2 q
Hogs-Rsccipts. 100; shipments. i.1os
51l5 cents HIGHER: Active: heavy. t4-sts< -
mixed q syliS -. light, ss3segs =.
Sheep-Hecap's. 100. shiprnenta %St
active and steady; native ngttons, 2ass
%.
NJ" 1Okk.
New York Sept. I7-Beevs
az head. active and steady for cool
steers, common 20 medium d1U ara
lower: rangers and Cosoradas. o. sJff4 81.
stays and oxen. g. c"tf4 90. bulls, = ioffz -
Fsuropears cables quote American rtsrrs
ct u1i2 cerstS. dressed weight. rsfr1gera-
tor beef. at sx1sfsc.
Sheep ard IaubS-necespt. 20: sheep.
\ cent higber: lambs oDil. : eent lowers
sheep. poor oKoost- f1ssf31. laxnbss
common 20 prime. .. T11isZz-
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today and won in a walk. The Colonies
hits generally came after two men were
out. The Colts fielding was a feature
Attendance, 1000. Score:
r H z
Louisville 80 0 o 1 0 o 0 q % 13 4
Chicago 1911 2 2 0 6 0 *-15 10
Batteries: notwithstanding and
Warner; Chicago-Parker and Kit
tredSe. Earned runs-Chicago 5; Louis
vile 3. First on balls-Of weighing 1.
Struck out-By weighing 1; by Parker
g. Three basehits-McCann, Spies. Two
basehits-Anson, Kittredge, Ryan.
Sacrifice a1its-Docker, Ryan. Stolen
bases-Holmes 2. Double plays-O'-
Bryan and Shugart; Shugart, O'Bryan
and Spies; Dahlen, TRULY and Arson;
TRULY, Dahlen and Arson. Wild pitch
weighing 2. Umpire-Jevne. Time
1:50.
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ST. LOUIS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK.

New York. Sept. 13.-Agelts have ad-
vanced prices as follows: Amoskeag
blue, brown and drab camlets q cent:
Stslers silesias = 10 = cent: Sta!es
solid princes al qualities 7. per cent
Printing cloths firm az q. cents for
spots and contracts With the close Of
the week there has been Iesssned de-
mand for agents and jobbers. yet a
good business has been reached through
shipments 10 mills
FALL RIVER
FAN River. Sept. i3-Prsnt cloths
firm at S1s cents: moderate business.
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FOREIGN FINANCE.

London. Sept. 13.-The amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank of England
131 900 pounds today.
Gold is quoted at Buenos Ayres at
s215.30; Madrid 5000: Lisbon 24a.; st.
Petersburg so; Athens Il; Rome 1915;
Vienna 1G3.
Paris, Sept. 13.-Three per cent rentes
101 francs for the account; exchange
on London % francs IS centimes for
checks.
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Zeal Estate Transfers.
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstra
and Land company

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
Lettie Danger I'd lot 3 on Fifth
ave MeadS add lot 15S Wichita
st orig town 1s4 and les Fourth
ave Ormes and Phillips add. slllst
Mira HatchkiSS hf ne or - IS ie
eN Sc acres sid Observation-Disclosures. !e(
Conccrdia Land and Trust Co sid
hf Sc or = - le..--.-.--. eeC
s 3 Todd trustee tract a01NSee II
in lot Of sec % q lie shd...-.. I15C
Orme Cook I'd lot in blk Is Che
ney Kan. -
Alice NJ Dodge ind hf in lot u
Wabash ave Mathewsons Sc
ond International Loan and
Trust company Qcd .-.. 15t
Miss Annie ( Flath lot - and {.
Mosley ave Renson and kays
add to- -.
G. f Grinstead lots 80 55 Mead ave
Ransom and Kays add i'd ga
Mrs Chris Hatch lots 81 and )
Washington ave Viola add to- .?e4
Charles 4 Mounts If lot Ohio
ave Mathswsons third add wd-. 500
Amount OF mortgages released. ,iea
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mild dull: Cordova, ISL Gl9.
Santos-Firm; good average Santos
is, $500: receipts. 5000 bags
Hamburg-Quiet unchanged 10 4
pfenaigs lower; sales 5000 bags.
Rio-Steady No. 13. $500; exchange
JOS; receipts 5000 bags; cleared for the
United States 1000 bags; for Europe
5000 bags: stock 24f. 900 bags
Warehouse deliveries from New YORK
yesterday 10,722 bags: New York stock
today PAS. 567 bags: total visible for the
United States $50 bags against i6i, 80
bags last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14
COFFEE a4ssEr.

New York. S>pc- I1-Coree-OSsi0
duh a. i've Ts5ints dsc!ins; Tz1s>d gen
~--zIly weak On bne crop p-o<Is~c-s ard
foreign selling; Closed steady az and
IL pos1ts tse- decline October si4SSa
Ns5: December Sli31Gi415
= Spos co6e%Kso dull. No. :. Ia.
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BOSTON YIELDS TWO
CHAMPIONS LEAD Is CORRESPOND
INGLY HEIGHTENED.

Darkness Ends the Second Game with the
- Eighteen Hits and as Many Runs on the
Browns-Phillies Duplicate The Spiders
Score, Except as to Errors, in Postponed
Game in Now York-Senatorg Win Two
Games ON the Bridegrooms-Pirate
and Colts Win-Western Games
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14
LOAN MARKET.

New York. Sept. 13.-Money on call
IL per cent; last loan 11z; closed l1s.
Small lots loaned per cent mercan-
tile paper 3h@5A per cent. Sterling
exchange duh and firm with actual
business in bankers bills at $50 for de-
and s4.S9 for sixty days. Posted rates
$4.S99490 and s490Q491. Commercial
bills si.SSla. Silver certificates 67bQ
671z.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14

BALTIMORE s-11; BOSTON $40.
Baltimore, Sept. 13.-The champions
took two games from Boston today.
The last was nip and tuck from start
to finish, both pitchers being hit freely.
Jennings was put out of the game in
the seventh inning and Reitz finished
in his place. Darkness ended the con-
test while the home team was at the
bat with but one man out. The runs
scored in this inning won the game.
Attendance $500. Score:
Baltimore ....5 100000 '-814 3
Boston =. III o 90 2 0 o. 10 5
Batteries: Baltimore-Clarkson and
Clark; Boston-Sullivan and Camel
Earned runs-Baltimore Z. Two base
hits-Kelly, Duffy. Three base hits
Camel. Stolen bases Keeter. Double
plays-Gleason, Jennings and Carey;
Harrington and Tucker. First on balls
of Clarkson 4. Struck out-By
Clarkson 2; by Sullivan 2. Umpire
Hurst. Time 2:05.
Second game-Score:
RH z
Baltimore. 40 2 313 o Pill 6 3
Boston 80 0 8 0 6 o DO IL 2
Batteries: Baltimore-McMahon and
Robinson; Boston-Nichols and Ryan.
earned runs-Baltimore Boston 4.
TWO base hits-Jennings, Gleason, Ban
non :; Duffy. Three base hits-Tucker,
Ryan, Duffy, Haddington Sacrifice
hlt-Long. Stolen bases-Long, Jen-
nlnss, Kelley. Double plays-Gleason
ana carey. First on balks-Of Nichols
o: on McMahon 2. Struck out-By Mich
DIS 3; by Mcmahon G. Passed balls
+tyaa 3 Umpire-Hurst. Time 2:15.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Sept. 13.-The following table,
complied by Bradstreet's shows the total
clearances at the principle cities and the
percentage of increase or decrease, as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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MINNEAPOLIS.

Nioaee polls. Sept is-Ftour-S--zdy:
hrst patents = CSC 90: nrzt clears = 20
as. s<-oo-sd Gears s-SoGz =, bzke.s'
8. 5E.Iz
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WICHITA NARKET&


HOGS.
I T.s-osspts liEAt axa r-Axke. % 20 = cs-se
I higher
REPRESENTATIVE sAIES-
E 80. DOCK Ava Price frso. DOCK Ave. Psf~a.
- 80. II 800 - y -
u - iss zG
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Western Association Games.
ROCKFORD 6; PEORIA o.
Peoria, Sept. l3.-ScOre.

Peoria, Sept. 13.-Score: }
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Peoria ..O0 0 1000 8
Rockford .....1 0 2 90 2 0 006 S 0
Batteries: Roach and Collins;
Thornton and King.
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FALL RIVER
fLOUk MARKET.
NEW KnEE

New York. Sept I3-FZou--Receiprs
9i.799 bs---lz. experts. 1850 barrels
Market closed steady but - kadvanee
IN wheat came too late 10 Be q much
good. although some pending trades
were closet e..
ye-F1ou--Stesssv.
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Not included in total

MATURE D.NsEL fas they pass the con
seryatoryl->.Isear me. What a delicious
smell f-tarchly}-orange blossoms Ii;
tie MIR Tipkins medg-'-Oh. no-reslly
II assure you, nothing OK the sori!'-
Punch
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MINNEAPOLIS 10; DETROIT 3.

Minneapolis, Sept 13.-Score:
Minneapolis 20 0 3 0 Alb Is
Detroit ...0 0 OO1 2 0 0-3 6 2
Batteries: Tanning and Strauss;
Pears and TWineham.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14

GRAND RAPIDS IA; KANSAS CITYu.
Kansas City, Sept. 13.-Score:
Kansas City - 0 3 0 0 1 Oil IA I
Grand Rapids 1 2 3 0 0 IA 10 3
Batteries: Daniels and Zahner; Reidy
and Campbell.
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COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK

New York, Sept. 13.-Cotton-Quiet:
m!ddiing So cents; net receipts 81
bales; gross 1874 bales; forwarded $50
bales; sales 227 bales. all spinners:
stock 1o0. SO bales.
ST. LOUIS.
s.. Louis, Sept. 13.-Cotton-No sales:
receipts 1909 bales; shipments I24
bales; stock 1852 baIes-
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PITTsRURG 4; CINCINATTI 3.


PittSburg. Pa. Sept. lS.-Gardner was
MT by a batted ball in the eight inning
and had to retire. Both pitchers We're
effective but RhineS let down in the
sixth and four hits were made. winning
the game for P.ttsburg. Attendance,
goo. Score:
RHE
PFtshurg III o 81 . 0 "A !
CINCINNATI - 1 0 0 0 O. >
Batteries: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fore
man and Merritt; Cincinnatti-Rhines
and Naught Earned runs-Pittsb burg
s: CINCINNATI . Two basehits-Clins-
man. Three Observation-Disclosures. Sari-
fee hit-Burke. Stolen hases-SetenZel
Base on balls-StenZel, Gardner. Rhines
Hit by pitched ball-Gray, Rhlnes-
Struck QUIZ. Smith. Stuart. Garden,
Miller . Umrire-Emslie and McDon-
aid. Time-2:e5.
CHICAGO Is: LOUISVILLE s.
Louisville XIV Sept Hanson
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<H1fIN@J' 'INfIt- ~ f'S1J4C {.
RHE
Burlington 20 0 0 o 2 0 0 2 "A 8 2
Quincy .......0 100000 O-s, 1
Batteries: Denier and Lynch, Nc
GTeevy and Boland. -.
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ST. JOSEPH 10: DIES MONIES Z

st. Joseph, Sept 13.--Score:
St Joseph 80 0 0 0 2 2 0 80 13 2
Des MoineS 20 o. 90 8 0 2-7 Z l
Batteries: Colburn and Lehman;
Sonier and Mcfarland.
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Western League Games.

Dubuque. Ia, Sept. 13.-No game;
Lincoln failed to appear.
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CLEVELAND IS; ST. LOUIS 7


81. Louis, Sept. 13.-In the first game
SINCE their return from the east the
browns were badly beaten by the Spid-
ers. Ehret was knocked out of the box
IN the Hrst inning and McDougal, who
succeeded him, was pounded all over
the held by the visitors, who made a
.otal OF Is hits. Young also was hit
freely freely by the Browns. Attendance o.
600. Score:
RHE
cleveland ....5 o o 4 O1S s-l81S n
81 Louis ..3 0 0 0 % I-7I6 3
batteries: st. Louis-Ehret. McDou-
gal and PETIT; Cleveland-Youne and
Elmmer Earned runs-CleveIand IA:
81 Louis z. Two base hits-Z1mmer.
ihree base hits-G. Tebeau 2; O. Te-
peau; Mexican, Young. Home run
Iowa. Stolen bases-Dowd. First on
balls-Off McDougal 5; off Young
struck out-By McDougal 3; by Young
- Ompire-O'Day. Time 2:20.
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INDIANAPOLIS G; MILWAUKEE 4.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 13.-Score:
Milwaukee 80 0 0 0 2 o. 4 10 6
Indianapolis Il 0 l 0 2 &c s
Batteries: Stephens and Lafieur;
Phillips and Mcfarland.
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CHICAGO Is: LOUISVILLE s.
Louisville. KY. Sept Hanson
Colts batted weighing all over the loi
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Washington Il 01011s-S 9
Brooklyn ..0 0 0 0 0 0 l. 6

Batteries: Washington-Ander
and Mcclure; Brooklyn-Daub and Bur
rel. Earned runs-Washingto 3;
Brooklyn l. Two basehits-Cartwrigh
Three Observation-Disclosures (Brooklyn).
Stolen hases-Cartwrigh >: Crooks. Alb
hey. Sacrifice hit-Abbey. Double
plays-Crooks and Cartwright: Corco-
ran and La Chance. First on balls
OF Anderson s: off Daub T. Hit by
pitched ball-Joyce. Schiebeck. Struck
out-Ry Anderson 3; by Daub l. UNI
p!re Murray. Time-1:45.
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PHILADELPHIA IS: NEW yORK a


t,hlladelphia, Sept. 13.-PhiladeIphia
and New York played off a. postnoned
game today and the former won easily,
knocking Clark out of the box and hit
ing German freely. New York hit Tay
t.d OUT good fielding kept the score
down. Attendance 1000. Score:
r H z
Philadelphia % OOs1o-1S IS 2
New York 80 L o 5 0OlO2 -9lS 4
Batteries: Philadelphia-Taylor and
Clements; New York-Clark, German
and Wilson. Earned runs-PhiladeI-
piIa 5; New York s. Three basehits-
cross Home runs-Clements Taylor.
Herman. Sacrifice hits-Cross. Stolen
bases-Boyle, Hamilton, Delehanty.
stafford. Struck out-By Taylor /: by
CLARK /; by German /. Double plays
Davis, Stafford and Bannon; Fuller.
STAFFORD and Bannon 2; Cross and Sui
hvan- First on balls-Off Taylor 4: off
clark B; off German 3. Hit by pitched
hal-Hamiiton, Mailman. Umpire
Keeefe. Time-21O.
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BURLINGTON 4: QUINCY 3.

Quincy, Sept. 13.-Soore:
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AUL 10; TERRE HAUTE Z.

ST. PAUL 10; TERRE HAUTE Z.
St Paul, Sept. 13.-Score:
st. Paul ....0 0 8 9 O OIL do Is 2
Terre Haute 20 % 3 0 % II 10 4
Batteries: Pepper and Boyle; Nops
and Outcalt
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WICHITA POULTRY co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS "a
Poultry, Eggs 4 Butter

so<-sCs {. DOUGLAS avg.
Wichita Aax u iszs
We 11o-e yrso<s a. ycfss stsfAoa. al pap
rrsfzf.f o. 31ts % 20 ros1r6s or ever 1hrrs
rAs~zez GO -et src-<s 10 f.ry 30 f1asts
srsrtsr pays sEesss. Zx.fssS Cages
srz.-z1-zsd vita frx.raf
fxslsS
Press .,sr Goz- AoSa q ..-...............i3
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POULTRY
cs.s PEP -
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Gx~s< ffs4f fs&tsefs. AL fafg $3.50.
f.Ff@F~Eers 49, %sss1azl asrE Caas- .
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krenzs. sHt y 1es<2sl@ Dealers - N.gs-
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WASHINGTON As; BROOKLYN ~

w AoFiINNIUN rs; BROOkLYN So.
Washington, Sept. 13.-Both Mercer
and Anderson were in fine form today.
and as a result of their work. combined
with good support and heavy hitting.
the Senators took both games from the
Bridegrooms. Abbey's long throw from
the field to third base retiring the rum
ner was the best fielding of the day.
Score:
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Washington 20 011110 s-412 5
Brooklyn 80 . l 0 o 0 0 0 0-3 l

Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Mcclure; Brooklyn-Stein and Grim.
Earned runs-Was hington .. Two base
hits-Brown. Three basehits-Cart-
wright .. Stolen bases-Abbey >; Schie-
beck. Sacrifice hit-Schiebeck. First
on balls@Off Mercer l. Struck out
BY Mercer 3; by Stein 5. Umpire-Mur-
ray. Time-l:40.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-01-18
SHERMAN'S FINANCIAL BILL.
Full Text Of Bill 10 Relieve Present Needs o.
United States Treasury.

Washington, Jan. 17.-Following is the
full text of Mr.. Sherman's financial bill
introduced in the Senate, today: BE it
enacted, by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, to enable
the secretary of the treasury to provide
for and maintain the redemption of Uni
ted States notes according to the pro
visions of the act approved January A.
175. entitled "Act to provide for the
resumption of specie payments" and also
to enable him to pay current deficiencies
in the revenue, he is authorized from
time to time, at his discretion, to ISSUE
sell and dispose of, at not less than par in
coin, either of the description of bonds
authorized in said act, or coupon or regis
tered bonds of the United States, to an
amount sufficient for the objects herein
stated not exceeding the current defici-
ency of the revenue bearing not to exceed
3 per cent. interest per annum, payable
semi-annually, and redeemable at the
pleasure of the United States, in coin,
after five years from their date, with
like qualities, privileges and exemptions
provided in said act for the bonds therein
authorized. The secretary of the treasury
shall use the proceeds thereof for the pur
pose herein provided for and none other
Section 2-In lieu of any of the bonds
described in the first section of this act,
the secretary of the treasury is hereby au-
thoriZed at his discretion to issue certi1i-
Gates Of indebtedness of the United States
payable to the bearer in coin after five
years from the date at the pleasure of the
United States, of the denomination of
1926, $50 and 500, with annual coupons
for interest at the rate of 3 per cent. per
annum; and sell and dispose of the same
for not less than an equal amount of law
full money of the United States at desig-
mated depostaries of the United States
and such postot1icos as he may select
Such certificates shall have like qualities,
privileges and exemptions described in
said resumption act for the bonds therein
authorized The proceeds thereof to be
used for the purposes prescribed in the
first section of this act, and none other.
Section 3-Upon any deposit already or
hereafter made in the manner required by
law, of any United States bonds or certifi-
Gates bearing interest. any national bank
ing association making the same shall be
entitled to receive from the comptroller of
the currency circulating notes of differ
cnt denominations in blank, registered
and countersigncd as provided by law,
not exceeding in the whole amount the
par value of the bonds deposited provided,
that at no time shall the total amount of
such notes issued to any such association
exceed the amount at such time actually
paid in of its capital stock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-01-18
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North, East
South and West.

Champion q Caulkin's general grocery
store at Lyme. CT, was burned, Wednes.
day. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000. The
origin of the fire is,a mystery.
Giuseppe Insingaro was, Thursday, at
Boston, sentenced to IS years in the state
prison for killing Pasquale Capparillo,
last month in North square, Boston.
At 3. O2, Thursday morning, at New
Westminster, B. c., Louis Victor was
hanged for the murder of Peter, an In
dian policeman, at Chean, Sept. II, 1894.
The Republican caucus at Springfield,
ILL.,, Thursday night, renominated Hon.
Shelby NJ. Cullom for United States sena-
tor The vote stood: Cullom, 103;
Willis, 81.
The vote for United States senator in
the Idaho Legislature, Thursday, stood
Sweet 81; Shoup, 10; Clagget, 10
Browne, / Hcyburne, / Reagan, /, The
deadlock is liable to continue for some
days.
The grand jury at pittsfeld, Mass,
found no bill against Albert W. Hodkins
of North Adams, held for gross careless
ness in causing the wreck in the Hoosac
tunnel. last fall. he being operator at the
west portal
Fire in Burbanks lower brick block at
Pittsfiold, Mass, Thursday night, caused
a loss estimated at over SO, 900; mostly
insured. The block contained six stores,
printing Office, photograph gallery. car
riagc repository and number of offices.
Thomas f. Carey of West Quincy, Mass,
q granite dealer, Thursday, filed an insol-
] i,h 2 ns-
sets, mortgaged real estate; a deposit OF
| 1916 in the Granite National Bank, ham
mored, dressed and unfinished granite in
the yard at West Quincy, all attached by
creditors.
The Massachusetts Executive Council,
Thursday. to 3, voted in favor of the
petition for pardon of the n. Y, n. III. &
| Fl. r. II. officials now in Jail at Plymouth.
| The Governor, who presided, stated that
he did not, at present, agree with the
view taken by the Council and reserved
his decision.
! The Fidelity Trust Company of Louis
ville was, Thursday, appointed receiver
/ of the w. c. Depauw Co, manufacturers
of window glass at Alexandria. Ind, and
/ New Albany, Ind. The plants are valued
/ at 81, 600, 600, three times the Indebtedness
of the company. The step was taken ow-
I ing to the Citizens Bank, Salem, Ind.
| levy ing on the works at Alexandria and
stopping operations.
The London Central News correspon-
dent at Shanghai telegraphs; The peace
enyoys are not likely to start for Japan,
this month. Fifty thousand troops are
reported in and around New Chwang.
The Chinese are preparing to retreat an
are burying the breech blocks of the guns
in the fort. The foreigners expect the
town will be looted as soon as the troops
retreat The Chinese are already looting
villages in the neighborhood.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-01-18
Passed TO be Engrossed.

House document No. 2, an act to repeal
chap. 81 of the Public Laws Of 1891, en-
titled an act relating to fraternal bene-
ficiary organizations.
House document No 3, an act to amend
chap. 234 of the Public Laws Of 1889, en-
titled an act relating to fraternal bene-
fciary organizations.
On motion OF Mr.. Prescott of York, the
Senate rcconsidercd the vote whereby it
referred to the judiciary committee IN
concurrence, bill an act to incorporate the
Portland Electric Railway, and to author
ize the construction of the same across
navigable tidal waters; and on motion OF
the same senator the same was laid on
the table to be printed.
On motion { Mr. Spofford of Hancock
the Senate adjourned.