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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-13

St Louis, June I2-Rsceipts-Flour.
3.o,o: wheat, .. 90; corn. 500; oats, I, 90.
Shipments-Flour. 900: wheat. u.eo; corn,
Ia.05. oats. 3.Dp9 Fairy active; steady
Wheat-Weaker, but decidedly nervous
and unsettled with a notable lack OF active
trading eraiy. Breaking OF drouth IL var
ious sections had a bearish effect Mar
ket opened 4 cent lower and was followed
By further decline OF Il. cent. bat firm
al up later and closed with buyers =
al cent below yesterday. No. , -, cash
higher. s. cents; July. -. cents bid: Sep
teuber. "a cents bid Corr-DepTesss-t
conditions continue On reports Of crouth
broken There was not much pressure 20
sell and shorts covered AZ : cent decline
that opened The market. later there Was a
decline OF l. cent and the market after
drming up somewhat. closed isHiz cent
below yesterday. No mixed. cash 81.
cents July. g.. cents bid. September.
g. Oz;s-WeAs for futures. which. On
heavy pressure 70 sell. declined :. cent.
spot grades dull lower: No. = cash. -
cents asked. June > cents. july. -.
cents. September. =. cents Rye ard
barley nominal Corn meal x-Sfl-s-
B-an-EszSie-. < cents bid for sacked.
east track FlaxSsed and grass see-is IN
changed Esy-Higber for timothy
prime 70 extra fancy bales. Iz1- sne 81
east si5e; prairie more active. $40 >,
rkss side
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ENCOURAGED BY RED TAPE.
Little Man and Red Lodge, Cheyennes, As
sault "A White Woman.

Watonga, o. T, June 12.(Special)-
Little Man and Red Lodge. two Chey-
enne Indians were arrested at the In
dian issue house near Watonga on Mon
day June 10, and thrown into Jail at this
place. They We're arrested on the charge
Of rape. Their victim was an aged la
dy by the name of Hays whose home
is in G. county. The arrest was made
by the sheriff and his deputies from G.
county.
This is the second rape that has been
committed by Indians on white women
within the last two years.
The red tape business in the Howling
Wolf rape case has encouraged the
Indians In their fiendish work. Howl
ing Wolf committed rape on a little
girl in the summer OF 1898. He escaped
from Jail and since that time has been
lodging around in Blaine county and
the sheriff is charged with being afraid
to try to capture him.
Excitement here is intense. The peo-
pie have become so Disguised with
the sheriff in the Howling Wolf matter
that they talk stronkly OF going after
the Indians with WinchesteTs-
Little Man and Red Lodge viii be
taken 10 c. county for trial
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fEVflI-i ., J[tt- N SUN II-LI- D.
Peoria June 12.-Score:
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MARVELLOUS RESULTS.

From a letter written by Rev. L.
Gunderman OF Dimondsle. Mich. We
are permitted TO make this extract: II
have no hesitation in recommending
DR.. Kings New Discovery. as the re-
suits were most marvellous I'm the case
OF my wife. While I was pastor OF the
Baptist church at Riyes Janction she
was brought down with pnemonis sue
ceeding Ia grippe Terrible pOroxysms
of coughing would last hours with little
and IL seemed as II she
could not survive them A friend rec
commended DR.. Kings New Discovery:
IL was quick in its work and highly sat-
isfactory in results" Trial bottles
free at the drug stores OF Charles Law
renee and @. Behring's Regular size.
SOC and 81 20
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita, June u.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer Thursday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was "a; the lowest
GA, and the mean a. with a mild thunder
storm before daylight and .16 inch of rain,
followed by generally clear weather and
light variable winds.
Relative humidity at a. m, s., and Z p.
m. 81.
Thus far for this month the average
temperature has been II.
For the past six years the average tenn
perature for the month of June has been
20, and for the 18th day 76
FRED l.. JOHNSON, Observer
Washington June 12.-Foloiwing the
forecast up to p. m. Thursday.
For Kansas-Fair: stationary tempera-
ture; southerly winds.
For OkIahoma-Fair; stationary tenn
perature; southerly winds.
For Colorado-Fair; stationary tempera-
ture; variable winds.
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Boston. June l2-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow OF
the wool trade: The market in Boston Is
stronger than 10 was fortnight ago. Tbs.
sales for the week win MAKE an aggregate
of nearly four million pounds. While the
demand has been pretty general. fine
woods coming in for a share. the inquiry
for medium and low stock. coarse. me-
dunn and quarter-blood deserved psrticu-
lar attention. At least 2.500.cc0 pounds of
domestic stocks have been moved since
last writing. This inciudes a eoodly
amount of Territory. Texas and California
and more than &c., zoe pounds of secured.
Manufacturers are beginning to manifest
considerable interest in various kinds OF
stock. The traffic in foreign wool, though
not in volume quite up 10 last week s re-
cord, nevertheless make a very good show
ing. Australian and Cape are being taken
in large-sized lots and several HUNDRED
pounds Of carpet has changed hands. The
sales of the week amount to 10
pounds domestic and 1.325s younds for
eign. making a total OF $751;. IA against
total Of 3, 1l5. 600 for the previous week and
total of 21eS.coo pounds for the CORE
spending week last year. The sales since
January ]. 1856. amount TO I3,sT.2l6 POUNDS
against 55OT 700 pounds a year ago.
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TO SEE HOW 1T WOULD ACT.
Coiored servant Girl at Emporia Gives the
Boarders Rough On Rats

Emporia. Kan. June 1.-THE family
OF T. r. Burns here were taken sudden
Iy and violently i'll last night after sup
per. Two boarders. Misses Bender and
Hanglin. Were also thrown into con-
vulsiOns Members OF the family who
did not drink tea were not disturbed
Traces OF arsenic were found IN the tea
and two rough on rats capsules were
found IN the kitchen Sarah Roberts.
I5-year-oid colored servant, was ar
rested. She had PM capsules in the tea
20 see how il wouEd act Mrs Burns
life IS despaired OF. but the others who
were poisoned are considered on. Of
danger
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London s,ock k:xchanx..

New York, June 1.-THE Evening
Posts London cabiegram says: The
stock markets were quiet but firm to-
day. The settlement was concluded
There were some small features. chief
~ connected with Ksfir's. Americans
were Inactive but good. and especially
the grangers on the crop report. kaffirs
are showing a better tone. There was
a rise In city OF New York bonds. The
Bank Of England Is said 10 be buying
but IL Is impossible 10 confirm this The
rumor that the bank may reduce It's
rate OF discount is discredIted.
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JAS. I. WIDMEY Elk,
Director, Oklahoma Weather Servic
GOLD MINERS ON DOGGY CREEK.
Gold EXCITEMENT Grows More Intense with
Zach Passing Hour.

Each Passing Hour.
Guthrie, o. T., June 12-The scene
on the banks Of Doggy creek south
west of Arapahoe is queer one for
agricultural Oklahoma Instead OF
diminishing, the gold fever grows
apace. People are rushing pell NELL
along the banks of the stream where
the camps are only a few feet apart. A
regular hack line has been established
between Arapahoe and the gold field.
This hack leaves Arapahoe at a. M.
and 1 p. m. daily. When it arrives in
the city II is packed with miners, every
one of them carrying a small sack full
of "ore." At the sametime men come
riding into town almost hourly with
sacks Of the precious ore tied to their
saddles.
The nearest town to the gold camp is
Cloud Chief. and that town has taken
on a veritable Colorado mining town
appearance. Scores Of restaurants are
going in with the usual accompani-
ments of saloons. real estate offices
and dance halls.
Quanah Parker. the Indian chief,
who is thoroughly acquainted with the
mountains. says they are full of gold.
Parker, with sixteen of his followers,
are digging for the gold along with the
palaces.
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BROOKLYN ST. LOFTS &

Brooklyn, June 12.-St. Louis proved
to be an easy mark for the Brooklyns
today. After the seventh inning Brook
Ign tried their new pitcher, McDougall,
but he was very wild. Score:
r H Z
Brooklyn .....1 OF 0 0 0 *-l3 u 3
st. Louis......0 2 0 . 0 0 0 A -S1 4
Ratteries-Grim. Gumbert and Nc
Dougall; PETIT and Kessinger Earned
runs-Brooklyn s; St. Louis 3. First
base by errors-Brookiyn 3; st. Louis 10
First base on balls-Of Gumbert / off
McDougall 3; off Kessinger 3. Struck
out-By Gumbert 1; by McDougall 2;
by Kessinger 8. Two notwithstanding.
Three basehits-Griffin, LaChance, Da-
ly, Shindle, Grim. Sacrifice hit-Ely
Stolen base-Cooley. Double plays-Cor
corar, DAILY and LeChance. Umpire
Mcdonald. TIme-1:56
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Sc. Louis Produce.

ST. Louis. June 2--Butter-Unchanged
Eggs-Lower: fresh. cents. Whisky.
BIS for distillers finished goods Lead
Lower except for chemical fro which
s. 10 was bid and refused: sales. loo tons
desilverized leaves East 81. Louis at
S07i1; so tons Missouri. $50. Spelter-
Stronger $3.50. Cotton ties and bagging
unchanged. Pork-Standsrd mess. job
hing. $40.
Lard-Prfme steam. &so: choice, A.sa.
Bacon-BoXed shoulders. $50; longs,
g. s7iz: ribs. Ss.07is: shorts. S.l2l2. Dry
salt meats-Boxed shoulders. 500, longs,
$6.57is; ribs, $50: shorts. S6-75.
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WOOL MARKET.
81 lnulS-

St Louis June 12-Wool-Quiet but
firm; Missouri. Illinois, etc-Fancy comb
ing, Is cents; combing and cloth. Nad@4c
cents; medium. Il cents, coarse and BRAD
ed. 14hG14i1 cents; light fine. II cents:
braska-Medium. llGi3 cents; light fine,
7Gs cents: heavy fine. 5Gs cents. Texas
Arkansas. Indian Territory ,etc-Fall and
spring medium, l2H13 cents; coarse and
low, sNl0 cents: light fine, sul0 cents
heavy fine. cas- cents. Dakota, Wyoming
Utah, etc. 9Gi12 cents; coarse and low. 74s
cents; light fine, 7Gs cents: heavy hne.
5G6 cents Tub washed-Choice. - cents (.
fair, 17glS cents. coarse and low. 54i3
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PITTsBURG &: BALTIMORE !

Baltimore, June 12.-Today's contest
was a pitchers battle in which Killen
came out on top. The grounds were
very wet but the fielding was good
Score:
r H e
Baltimore 10000 0000-1 2
Pittsburg go. 0 0 o 0 OIL o 0 4-51 IA 0
Baateries-Clarke and Esper; Kins-
low and Killen. Earned runs-Pitts-
burg 3. Two base hits-K eller Three
base hits-DonoVan. Stolen bases
Smith, Bierbauer, Donovan. Double
plays-Killen, Cross and Beck1ey; Jen-
nings, ReitZ and Carey. Sacrifice hits
Jennings, Hemming. First base on
balls-By Esper 2; by Killen 2. Hit by
pitcher-Jennings. Struck out-By Es-
per 2; by Killen l. Passed balls-Kins-
low. Umpire-Murray Time 2:15
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Kansas Clsx Gnf,-

Kansas CITY, June ii.-Wheat--.zfs. cents
lover 10 = harG. 81 GEMS 40 = rsl.
sezs5zz cents. rsjecte-i- Cor---5 ceat ioz-
er: No. mixed tsa+Ssx cents No I.
white AZ cents. Oats cent lo-Se-. Sa.
: mixed. ~ cents. No > white. Eh.fs1
cents Rye-No. = - cez.E- B-z1-yEfl.
SE- cenzz- Hzv-Flrm. timothy. ia
sd: prairie. E.ss9ss BUtfsr-StsAs1y
creamery. l-Gl5 ce1tks dairy slil ce1ts-
EgEz-Siszty; cs1:s-
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CLEVELAND S: NEW YORK ?

New York, June 1.-THE New Yorks
played poorly today and were easily
defeated by the Clevelands Umpire
Campbell was i'll and Knell of Cleve-
land and Murphy of New York gave the
decisions. Score: r II Z
Cleveland 30 0 3 0 0 0 2 *-S13 l
Batteries-Wilson and German; Zim-
mer and Young. Earned runs-New
York 2; Cleveland g. First base by err
rors-New York 1; Cleveland T. Left on
bases-New York 6; Cleveland s. First
base on balls-Off German 9. Struck
out-By German 2; by Young g. Home
runS-Childs. Two basehits-Burke.
Sacrifice hit-Young. Stolen bases
Herman, Schriever, Stafford. Double
plays-Farrell and Schriever. Wild
pitches-German 1. Passed haIIs-Zim-
mer 2. Umpires-Murphy and Knell.
Time al
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WILL SHUT THEM Up TIGHT.
No soda Water, Candy, Fruit or Cigars 1T
Yorktown. o., for a While

Youngstown, o.. June 12.-Acting IN
der pressure from the civic federation,
the chief OF police today issued an
order for the closing OF all places of
business hereafter on Sunday. TIE
order Is intended 10 include the Zee
cream and soda water stores. fNi
stands and Ct gar stores IL viii be the
first attsmp: IN the history Of the city
70 enforce strict Sunday observance.
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PREFERS TO CONE To KANSAS.
Mckinley viii Keep Ills OTTAWA Chautas-
qua appointment

Cleveland. o, June IZ-Wo-i comes
from Columbus tonight that Governor
Mckinley has decided that he cannot
accept the invitation % speak q, the
Rspu bIicaa league conven ton He
had promised 10 talk AZ the Kansas
Chausauoua on the same day and VIII
keep that appointment
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HOkE WONT HELP MINER
If He Wants to get Away with Blackwe ell
Townsite lie Must Contest

Washington, June l2.-Secretary
Hoke Smith has denied the application
OF O. a Miner for a writ OF certiorari
ny which ne sought TO overthrow the
tOwnsite OF Blackwell. o. T. The sec
rotary holds that Miners remedy is by
a contest against the entry OF the town
site board or against Fink POots, the
original locator OF the land.
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New York. June l.-Tradins was
quite active in the stock market today
but the upward movement was nor
quite so general in character as on yes
rerday. There was some realizing and
the bear element was more aggressive.
but still most OF the leading stocks
show gains on the day. London oper-
ated on both sides OF the market. but
chiefly as a seller OF St Paul and
Louisville and Nashville. The grang-
ers were bought by commission houses
and good orders in these shares were
reported from the west The market
opened strong and moved up a fraction
in the early dealings as TO the active
list. while Susquehanna and Western
rose / per cent and Susqehanna and
Western preferred 3 per cent. Before
long. however. a realizaing movement
set in and a reaction took place In
which Susqehanna and Western pre-
ferred lost IL per cent. Sugar and Gen.
eral Electric lis per cent. Chicago and
Eastern 1llionis and Colorado Fuel
per cent and the other shares traded
In isG1s per cent The lower figures
attracted purchasers and before noon
values had again taken an upward
turn The Improvement continued in
force in the afternoon up TO O'Clock.
at which time the earlier losses had
been regained and a higher range OF
prices established During the last
hour the market was irregular but In
the main heavy. A report TO the effect
that decision in the Distilling quo war
ranto case was rendered. adverse to
the company. was circulated on the ex-
change in the last half hour and caused
a raid on the stock which fell lSs per
cent with a final rally OF - per cent.
Compared with the final sales OF yes
terday the closing prices show gains
rather than losses. The market closed
somewhat heavy in tone.
The bond market today was strong
and animated. with a wide range OF
dealings. The aggregate sales wera
60 -nS 000
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POSTPONED Games.

Washington, June 12.-In the last
half of the fourth inning a heavy show
er of rain began and for that reason
Washington was probably saved from
defeat. The score then stood to /, in
favor of Cincinnati.
Philadelphia, June 12-The Philadel-
phia-LOuisville game was postponed
on account of rain.
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GOLD FEVER is CATCHING.
People all Over the Territory Stampeding
to the New FL Dorado.

Perry, o. T., June 12.-The gold fever
in Washita county, Oklahoma. seems
to be catching all over the territory.
Many people passed through here to-
day for the center of the gold excite
ment and many people have come from
all over the territory. The Indians
have heretofore kept the mining region
guarded. The excitement is greater
than the kickapoO opening created.
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COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans.

New Orleans. June l2.-Cotton-Cuiet;
middling cents: low middhng. 6N cents;
good ordinary, 5-l6 cents. Net receipts.
116 bales: gross. III bales; exports 10 Great
Britain. 2l,51G bales; coastwise. l.So bales
sales GO bales; stock, is, SO bales
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WILL ALL GO FOR SILVER.
Hugh Wallace is "a Cleveland Man but He
Can Tell What's Coming.

Chicago, June 12.-Hugh Wallace,
national Democratic committeeman, Of
Tacoma, Wash, is in Chicago. Wallace
is a son-in-law of Chief Justice Fuller
and a staunch supporter of President
Cleveland. In referring TO the silver
question in Washington he said ii was
an issue with all political parties in
that state and that free silver would
probably receive the endorsement of
the Democrats, Republicans and Popu-
lists of Washington in the next cam
paign.
Green Bay, Wis, June PA private
Berlin cable today says that Ernst
oscmeidler, a noted German comedian.
well known in this country, died there
today.
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HITS DON'T PAN OUT
COLTS ARE OUTPLAYED AT ALL
POINTS AT BOSTON.

Their Nine Hits Yield but Two Runs while
the Beaneaters have Five Runs to Six
Hfts-killen wins for the Pirates the
Pitchers' Battle with the Orioles
Giants Lose q Game to the Spiders with
Great Ease--Bridegrooms Try Their
New Pitcher, After They get the Browns
Beaten--Two Games Rained Out.
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THOUGHT ISGEKsoLL KNOWS BEsL
New York Suicide Die- Iseeaaze the social
system Doe-a't suit Him

New YORK June i2-Siegrnuna
Schneider. - years q age. shot his wife
today. inflciing fatal Injuries He
then blew out his own brains
Schneider was the son OF wealthy
four manufacturer OF Prussiaa S33ssla.
but he sad his Tife lived u poverty.
Before committing the terrible crime
Schneider wrote the foIi91irR note.
TO ire cor5neF-Eeinz unable 20
bear LIES rnlseriss any l1nEsr. I d.
iermine - end ny lie. taxing my dear
y beloved companion with ne. Colonel
Ingerzoil = T5gnf IN his views and IHcs-
greE and ~ - ny opinion .os rl0si
sensible man of the century Our social
system is wrong and unjust. zz1 our
laws churches and priests are fakes
Thsy ali serve one God and his r.zE3e
q Mzmruon.
(SlgnecD SIGNoSD SCHNEIDER %
Schneider graduated wffh si<a hon-
o-s from Heidelberg zas Sas al e.
Sineer Of great ability.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. June 12.-Hoes-Receipts: %
90; marked slow and 10 cents lower. light.
81 2sG4.a5; mixed. s4.354430. heavy. $50
AS: rough. tiSGT4B.
Sheep-ReceIpts. 1900; market slow and
steady.
St. Louis. June observation-disclosures
400: shipments, loo. natives a shade
higher: beef and shipping steers, NG@5o +:
light. 8. GQ4; stockers and feeders. 2.5
Q3.50
Hog+Receipts. 500: shipments. 600:
market cents lower: best heavy. 81. Goa 70 /:
packers 81 3cldSS: lights. 81 sglIi0
Sheep-Receipts. 400; shipments. 30:
lambs. active; sheep, dull
Kansas City, June 12.-Cattle-Receipts
45aO; shipments. 80: market. steady.
very slow: Texas steers. 32sSa40o; beef
steers. S331g5.70, stockers and feeders.
s20gG4-3O
Hoes-Recapts, 1870; shipments. 600:
market weak 10 10 cents lower; bulk Of
sales. 5000; heavies; s. +eaasS; pack
ers, "a 3us4 20: mixed. - 2ofIi -: lights.
s3oog4.G. workers. H.l5ls4l; pigs. Ss-7e9
40.
market steady.
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81. I.ouis.
state ofthe Wool Trade.

ST. Louis. Mo-. June 12.-Cotton-Ouiet
no sales reported Receipts, 40 bales
shipments, LIZ bales: stock, $3.50 bales
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Western League Games.

ST. PAUL 10; INDIANAPOLIS 8.
st. Paul, Mimi, June 12.-Score:
r II +,
ST. Paul so 800 30 l-l0 Is l
indianapolis % 90 0 l 0 3 l 4 9 Il 1
Batteries-Mullane and Boyle; Get
finger, Wittrock and Mcfarland.
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'ETROIT 20; MINNEAPOLIS T.

Minneapolis, June 12.-Score:
Il Fl z
Minneapolis o 8 10 0 0 9-4 Is
Detroit 800. 10 / o ] 0 l so 16 l
Batteries-Duke. Borchers. Werden
and Wilson; Johnson, Pears and Irvine
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour-Steady.
No 2 spinrg wheat, 7sSsGs1Ssc; No. 2.
nominal: No. red. 7sisG7sc- No. 2 corn,
50l. T592sc: No. 3 yellow. 4s7sc. No. oats.
2sa,c: No. 2 white. 32izG24c; No. 3 white.
32U324c. Rye, No 2. CSC. No. barley.
52Is d55c: No. 3. e3H53c: No. 4. &c. No. 1
Flaxseed. las. Prime timothy seed. $50
Mess pork. per Dbl y. 300 40. Lard. per
100 lbs e.47i.a5s. Short ribs side. loose.
seyds Is Dry salted shoulders boxed.
53.Giz Short clear sides, boxed, si-ass-
whisky distillers' finished goods. per gal,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.


New York. June 12.-There was mora
interest IN the market In consequence
o.. many visiting buyers. who have
looked after all descriptions OF cotton
goods. Prices are very strong through
out and advances are anticipated sor
the very near future. More inquiry
was extended 20 and more business do
ing IN colored cottons. Printing cloths
IN demand and sales OF spot goods At
"a cents.
Carey. III, June 12-At the Demo-
cratic senatorial convention q ths
Thirty-ffth district. comprising the
counties OF seneca Sn9 Wyanao,te. To-
day resolutions were adopted declaring
for the free coinage Of silver.
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FOUR BIG SUCCESSES.

Having the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claimed
for them, the following four remedies
have reached a phenomenal sale: DR..
Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, coughs. and colds, each bottle
uaranteed-Electric Bitters, the great
remedy for liver. stomach and kidneys.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the
world, and DIR. Kings New Life Pills,
which are a perfect pill. All these rem
edies are guaranteed to do just what is
claimed for them and the dealer whose
name is attached herewith will be glad
to tell you more Of them. Sold at the
drug stores of Charles Lawrence and
G. Gehring.