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Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31
Special Notices. Council Bluffs

CHIMNEYS CLEANED; VAULTS CLEANED
Ed Burke, at w S. Homcrs, 53S Broadway.
FRUIT FARM AND GARDEN LAND FOR
sale cheap and on easy terms Day & HeHs,
80 Pearl street.
FARM LANDS TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property {. Il. Nicholson, j3Jlz broadway.
FOR SALE, a NO. 4 REMINGTON TYPE
writer; good new Sandwich Manufacture
ing Co., 1928 and 1880 $. Main street.
FOR SALE, COLUMBUS pHAETON. coon
condition.; $50 cash. ii. j. Adams, gIS Perrin
avenue. city.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT ENsUITE on
single. no First avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31
Spanish Guoboat wrecked.

LONDON, May 30.-A special dispatch re-
ceved here from Madrid says the gunboat
Tajoha has been wrecked near Sebastian,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

The marriage Of Miss Nora Finn of Lenox
Ia, and Walter f. Stephan of this city was
solemnized yesterday morning at $3.50
o'clock at st. Francis Xavier's church. Rev
Father Smythe officiating. They were at
tended by e. f. Stephan, brother of the
groom, and Miss Lizzie Finn sister OF
the bride. Mr.. Stephan is a member OF
the firm of Stephan Bros and the bride was
formerly employed in the Boston store in
this city. They will begin housekeeping at
once.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31
WEATHER. FORECAST.
Fair and Cooler with Variable Winds for
Nebraska.


WASHINGTON, May 3O.-The forecast
for Friday is:
For Nebraska-Fair; cooler in the eastern
portion; variable winds.
For lowa-Rain; cooler in the eastern
portion; southerly winds, becoming vari-
able
For Misouri-Fair in the southern portion
showers in the northern portion; cooler
southerly winds, becoming variable.
For South Dakota-Showers: variable
winds, becoming southerly,
For Kansas-Showers; cooler in the east
ern portion; southerly winds, becoming
variable. Iis-.-
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA, May 30.-Omahu record of tenn
perature and rainfall compared with the
corresponding day of the past four years:
1885. 1894. 1893. 1892.
Haa%%% Hs%s% !s$Ss5s5$ss + +
Precipitation ..,,..........+ . II 10 81 W
Condition of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for the day and since March /,
1895: XXI.
Norman temperature ''1-''-".'''''''''''''' o.
Excess for the day....r,..,r.-.... ..........
ACCUMULATED excess since March 1...... 2S9
Normal precipitation .,...,-,,....... .16 inch
Deficiency for the day ',,.'.-,....;s. 20 inch
Deficiency since March 1......... 3.46 inches
Reports from Other stations aJ p. NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31
Beecham's S pills are for bilious.

Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep,
sia, heartburn, torpid liver, ,diz-
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
In the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, ,sallow skin, ETC.,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofall oftlcm.
Go by the book. Pills 1o& and
ast a box. Book free at your
druggists or write B, f. Allen Co.,
36s Canal ST., New York.
Annual sales more than 500 600 bOIsL
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

We Will make special prices for running
service pipes for gas to your residence for
the month Of June. Call at Gas office Tor
infOrmatiOn
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31
READY FOR DECORATION DAY.
Big Display OF Flowers at McPherson's
Greenhouses

Greenhouses.
Only three blocks east from motor turn on
Pierce street. All kinds of choice bedding
and house plants for sale cheap. Vases filled
and planting done free of charge. We have
employed Mr.. G.. S. Kenney for special land
scape gardening; 20 years experience in large
cities. Telephone 244.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31
Fence Posts.

20 car loads standard red cedar fence post
lolsc each by the car load. A. overton, Cour
Gil Bluffs, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31
" eston Must Pay.

Chlldren's waists from l5c to s1OO.
METCALF BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

Karls Glover Root viii purify your blood
clear your complexion, regulate your bowels
and make your head clear as a bell; 25c, soc
and 81 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

The old Roman epicures lived to eat, and
many Of them eat for a hundred years be-
cause they bought their food at n place just
like Pecks Daylight Grocery, where every
thing is Clean wholesome and elegant.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

the head and another over the right eye
The right clavlcle was also broken.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

Chlldren's waists from 15c to s1.OO.
METCAIF RROS
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31
Raied HAY for sale

In large or small lots. by F. Gardner. In
qure Of Thomas Johnson. city welghmaster
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

Yes. tho Eagle laundry is shat good
laundry" and Is located at 72t Broadway.
II In doubt about this try It and be convinced.
Don't forget name and number. Tel l57.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

The Illinois Automatic Refrigerator is a
good one. The only correct principle yet
invented Sell from $500 to $500 Don't
fail to see 1t at Coles, II Main st.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

The committee of the Order OF Railway
Teegraphers expect to disband this evening
aud leave for their homes. They put In yes
terday looking the town over and took an
They visited all OF the leading office build
ing In the city and expressed surprise at
the excellent accommodations that could be
given the order in case Council Blufs offer
Is accepted
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

a large line Of ehlldren's waists.
y -tSTo +Lg RnoSs
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31
TeIegraphprs Leave Today.

A large line OF children's waists.
METCALF BROS
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

''r'' indicates trace OF precipitation.
L. A. WELSH Observer.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

sc!eItlhc optelan at WolImsn's. 400 Broad
way.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-31

Insure In the Imperial, Palatlna or Glen
Falls Fire Insurance companies. These are
among the largest and best companies in the
world, and We are sole agents for Council
Bluffs. Lougee G. Towle, 2S5 Pearl street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
win IiIUoI,lrr wv nrAvlNs-



The c'i'a.us a' tbs city and The
inhabiiau.s 90 t1a country &c m.les
around viii ue ifgIIoI 90 the iafs
privilege oh wlinu'airg the finest uif'
play 0i electrical denomination ever
given iu th.s country ln o. few days
ST. WIN. Turk unI bic ndvrrilsing
crew arrived boo ina city yrsietlny
nui ute topping nt tho lcmplrtuu
Hotel Ihrt VIII shortly inLriurr "a
new brand of cigarettes cnlisiOl De-
minlon. Ihcsu taue goutInmu1 WhD
VIII advclHsu their now cigarettes ,u
this city, which brand has bee nae sI
popular nl over tlC world, uiH fIr
Same people who viii uEhi1t
the Search Highland thcOd Domino.
cigarette fc1roI lights calls % modes
ulIuGiuu Co iur g..lIUi'g' VI that name.
Ih,sc lunicA lights ua,I ny the O.j
Dominion com amy nfu two jim uuU.
uut ana bear HN"u. tau same relation 90
the ordinary uluJ,rc lght t1hin horse
would iu % ,ulHuy 90 urII m'uuu thgiv
Wnt dispute about uEtCulyuu1 ia tlc
pa,Irc.
Tue lamps rivu l9iu.0.OOl candle
power with nIfiEHniHl HAfNuuH measure
ing four i1rhuf boo citgumieruIc 3 tucir
aggregate weight De- owes t,IIu pounds
aud tq sircs over -nu pounds
oi cable 90 con gsi ihvm with
ine luWD.u. uyu1mus 80 Hig1uE
~ lNN I'Aiu 70. INNL INaN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

M. 85uII, 1l Omaha, purtlsscI 100
head OF ono and two yearUi pltUtB from
Martin stark, q Brigham Guy,
who delivered them nt WrIIsviIlc, Iuy-
lug therefor sl3 per Ia 80, Two cht-
tIcmcn from Butte nIl leo buying,
and ON Monday ehilpgd four caroadr
A Young man named Flank puror
who Piled his vocul3u OF IrrIur here
lost winter and spring, was caught nt
that time On "a COmpfDTiaing uiuan0u
with young woman. NymniU hiB
oscape, but returned 10 Logan ON Sion.
day evening ant was promptly nr.
rested hy The city WlulUi, uy whom
no was turned over tl Deputy u. b.
Marshnl Cook, who escorted him CO.
Ogden, there 10 npuuBr before the
Fourth district court
Jacob Johnsou's team ian away
with the Continental Oh cumuany'A
tank on Monday. They were brought
up standing, iu about two blocks, by
collision with an electric llaAt pole.
There was but littlo damage done.
Marriage liccusrs have becn granted
dlrluE this weuE o. JIH. j.. SsamIns
nnI AuUip Mikkcruu, NJ Hyde lafti
H.. j.. Jackson aai iiaIuan Wclsh. 90
Paradise, Uyum D.asI uad Maria
Jensen, OF college ward.
The Character ball given 90
uyrum on Tuesday evening wla
thoroughly rucccfs'I. Is uumlel Of
young people iIym Logan wore DO
attendance,
A fine program will bo rendered Of
the meeting OF the H. T.. College
philUmhthlc s.olely tomorrow ovcu-
Ing.
rfoL j. N. Paul, Of tho Agricultural
College. delivered su interesting bee.
ture uu the rusufrsciiUui iu ,ug Seventh
ward last Sunday.
Mr. Is. L.. Ritter rf lb. Ritter Bros.
Dug company, lrit l. .lu on Monday
morning iOr % nip % California.
lir G.. r.. Thonlcusrn, The genial
manager Ut the u. %. store, celebrated
Wc tuTIy-,uird Anniversary Of nls
ti,iu yta.utJuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

The following filings were made In
the local land Onicu under date Of
March o.
Elizabeth smith, CT Meadow, Willard
county, homestead entry Of the east
half Oi The northeast quarter of section
8 and the wost half Of the northwest
quarter dissection Q, township 81 SOUTH
rhuge west.
Anton Cmmvr, Of Cleveland, EAery
county, Homestead Untty % tue tast
bait OF the northwest quarter tue
southwest quarter Of She uoriuwett
gustiub uuu the northwest quarter ui
the EuutlWust quattur uf section 10,
iJwuauip ~ SOUTH, range no Oatt
Juhu II. hufslvy, Jti 10 Ftrrlu,
Emery county homestead entry Of
tho south half OF the tgutlwe,t quagiuf
aud tuo bIuthwe8t quartet ul the
sOuthuutt quarter VI section 2l, nud
tue northeast quarter 90 tue northwest
quarter q section 80, township ~
gUuihi range east.
Joseph C0uiI ST., 90 Sandy, Salt
LAkc county, humtstesd uuity u the
ugfihWtst Uuarlcr Oi section 20, town.
bulp . south, range . Wrga
hau1 Z. Hansuu, OF Murray Salt
Lake county, homestead entity 1i tue
south half of tho northwest quarter
aaI tho aIuih hall of tho northeast
quarter %. section D, tuwusnlp % tgutu,
range j wCst.
LuouaT- -. D0ugur Ut ST. George,
Washington cIunt,, desert entry nf DOB
2, section IS, tlwnsuil o. south, rangg
10 wet, % srrua
freu Huiuur, OF Salt Lake city,
homestead entry 0i tho u0rlheasl
quartet OF bortiol } q. t.wuahlp Is suut 3D. d,
lauru WuG
George l., LuFoyfc, o' pAuguIich,
Gar'ielI cJIuty, final pg0.i 90 u0m.-
stead entry Of Tho south nalf of tho
OF tbu FunihrIH. quarter ,t section 30,
township a3 south, range wet.
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Notes and Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. q. h.. Loose LETT last
evening fJr visit 10 iE.uudu ia Gall
i0rnin
Bartholomew Comho, aged 90, OF OK.
duu, aud josephine Iurliai, aReI H.,
OF Provo, were married tins morning
by Judge Duleubcrry.
Joan A. Louis returned from st..
Louis last evening, where no was sum.
mnuod TO attend his iathobwhO was on
uis dgnthurd, And died on tho evening
CI lhu DAY his son arrived.
The caskot IN which the remains OF
the late President a. dmo1t viii be
buried will Do made from native locust,
grown by himself lie had the lumber
sawu some time ago IN order " have 10
Ia readiness when needed,
Tho grand jury will not DO dis.
charged ull Saturday, after the pleas
have btou entered Ia tue cases hgalnBt
Alma Hague, No that II flr any cause
tue indictments should DO defective, the
eases can uo Tt6ubmittUd, without tht
neoesaily Of waiting tor another grand
Jury auu again tummoning Witnesses.
On Tuesday night the II. q. w. Rail.
way office Finite branchl IN Spanish
E0tI, was broken Into anu some meT.
ohAgdiso stolen. Shuun Brown was
notified aud u.arlel south 10 invest.
gate the case, No report has beun 10.
lelyei since his departure.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SOCIETY," NIGHT ut tho Grand this
evening prOmIscl to draw au immense
turnout, as the local military IN uni
form arc cxprolsd to hll all the boxes,
and q good share OF the pntQus,io seats.
Our Regiment is running very smooth.
ly 90 fair business. Next weeks bill
10 Days Arabian Night.
NELLIE NCHrNHy, ln a Trip o. the
Clrcuf, Will be- tho attraction ut the
theatre FuIuy aud Saturday evenings.
THE FENCtNG MASTER, by the
original Whitney opera company
comes 10 the thuutrr next week. This
charming opera D. by DE h1von, COM
POSER OF Robin H0oi nud hob R0ynui
the company presenting 10 b. ,tlu
original whitney organization. Bertha
Bayliss DO in tue cast.
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STARTING A BEg PAPER.
60, star" that j. O" nsaiu ia
rwianiins On Monday N'N'
mnrrh %.

~ Given out that Monday next
i,tsboli tho issue Of new evening
In SAT- Like CRY. The 'l''' o.
flesh ospitaut Tor public
w. ia 7ho NctO star. The
Of ,ne promoters % toe pre-
,.,.pg, pfrucI into prominencc'out
uriefslood 20 bee gentlemen
. .,Ss,s ,aRipe leading part 10 laeor
,,mspls aud ars otrons silver ave
Nv, W. "A. Mckenzie Is named IN
..,gsn with tho business manage
~'rg snd tue editorial s'ah includes
q A. konner -
r,. rgIir, OF the paper politically is
,.,.t to ue without any purpose oi
.,,srn f.ns any Of the political
.,.i... HuI % operate Independently
j.. no general 5000. TUG ulol''
yg. Nn star i8 20 De Free silver
uti.sg5f uaigrm. Tho net IL nn au'
100 I'D the ice coinage Ut silver &c
...i..sf IGtoli the other inticalra
rrlnatlUu OF iia prupriclota %
.f industrial fr'ufm1 ~ when
tI,.us mon will be tcliuvai nom
...itrfrsont condition Of iIloutss anu
qIsut tull'rur, 49,. ...,..,
tGr extensive telegraph tetvlcu
eIyrn ny tlc large dailiee,
,,' vuI c5u,oni i,srlf with btlgi &c
.oms Oh general events, ana VIII pay
.4'risi attention 20 cal tpitg. It,
.Isegf fu1cdI ton viii h', ot course
by ,bau lur regular papci1 which
..y,fa broader field Of neWs. luu
.weofthp paper bas ila origin iu the
,iss tba, when Utah o. ndmiitci Into
goUrl3n lu tho near future, q now
M vim Do placed ON the national
B".aldaa tho Gut issue Of the paper
'.tI b. % Coo umu the Convention is
,.wJ.das ,Ho CnuIt.'ution OF she
,.g -.atr. thr name De regarded nT
,.u.sIg gppf0puHtf. How long
TtsNtu Star .ihu pnptD viii continue
d, srri lt uJs b. matter l1t iLr
.1u-s 10 decide. 70 20 does effective
hi. tIgafIs harmony uui tho scnur'
rs5gllwulu boo wricUmr.
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Fir, Al MN Crock.

A Ore occurred at Mil Creek about
o O'Clock thn morning, which resulted
IN the destruction OF the rrsiieHce oi
Lars Jruaon. The building was part
ftumu and part brios, aud was Insured
o. $1,000. The uf.iturs, WHOM was
iututci iDrt I'D. was saved. The IRE
i4 bupp0san % have been caused by d
detective nlr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
APPOINTMENTS
Announced iof ODE First Presidency
aud Apostles.

Members Of tho Fire, Presidency
d ld Council OF the Apostles are
expected to bo 30 attendance at the
next ensuing Stake Quarterly Confer
cnce, ana meetings, as fjllowU
Malad Stake, Sunday aud Monday,
March IO.h and lltl-ElJcr Francis
NJ. Lyman,
President A. o. smoopl funeral at
Provo, suD.ly-Flrst Presidency, FL.
ders Lorenzo Snow aud Hober J..
Grant,
Memorial Services NJ Pennington
Sunday, Tor Elder John a. CLARK, who
died la palcsiinc-ElJofs franklin ID.
Richards aud Abraham n. Cannon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

geihef ln HE and death alliance
asaIust restrictive legislation, aud H.
c1uscIencclefs iu ils methods, mud
moro than humnn iu its rctoutcog," be
would boo as likely 90 brug its rt-
s9utoeu % bear on members Of the
Convention, who, as cell experience
Teaches" ate only mon, aud therefore
not ininllible, ns upon members 90 n
future Legislature.
N. ID. JouSsoy.
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pound. leaving margin ct aav dix
tnbuslui dollar- ON leu chtlHadH 0f
cntUt9H Wlt0w WuCh ugfuu ufsl
machinery shhil We buy this yont.'
lho Farmers R'socatlun movement
is Bpteadlug rapidly, end iu addition go
the central organization, branches ore
being establishes in sIl Of the larger
CilIt6 and towns IN thu county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

NrW nu.s, Har'H Tho stock market
opened i.U. ru..r HI. tHy loader uu tHH
WIr.tl boo point uI ..UHHtT |uH advanced Iu
l Great NHr.HuTH HuNaH..1 Uur cont
from o.. 1910 O'Clock speculation woe HUayE.
sugar declined NJH 90 uaNH NHyu HU.u 90
lH Cor tl.|.U NHUH
Tho uarkyt ..UHuHrI il dr.Iub arHr 30
Canadian rH.IU. HH.H .I uHr cent hHHHuau
Tor GEO better IHHa place HUu thy prices moved
up nHd uH. ..H. toward u01u sugHr sU.I
sharply. Nr1a.I . fHN.ft but Que general u.IT.
kal wac held H.UaaUE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
LOGAN.
Agricultural Association.

The mt regular meeting % the
Cache Couuly Agricultural assOuis p
ton will bu hold ON Saturday. Pa.
70, r.. biehman, OF the Agricultural
college, Will lecture on peal culture,
aud Bisnop w. II. Lewis, OF L0wit-
ton, Win trrat OF farming in general
The following queations will he abkud:
"Afo you wtnug tha, the C0nstllu-
uOnal Convention shall Conhseat,
y.ug water rights 10 tne stOttgN I'D
you think 1t pnya BlOobraiaers 10 sell
young tttera ior Two or Two and n hal
cents % p.uud bore, when they can D q
lUI aL4 s3li Az Omaha NJ uYs cent q
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PROVO.
First District Court Business.

First District Court Business.
The case Of Jouu w.. rutIo We Anna
Marie, luyUiviuE lI,lu 90 certain lot
la Eureka, DO Ola trial.
Iuc jury tho Usautf James March,
burglary, brought la a ycrJIC. OF
gulry.
Ida May AtowsmIIh, who plsadtd
guilty 90 ihu umbt4E.umeut OF mouUy
irlm TIC j.. y. Junction p0stUiiiup, was
s.ntyuuus g. pby $50 huu anu 90 Fix
muutu' lMufifUumuut On Ga renter 70
uary. Tue imprisonment pant ui the
sentence was suspended durllg good
behavior, aud the Judge expressed the
opinion that 10 fhc conducted hptsult
properly tr q year that The district
attorney would come into CsuTl Aud
move that Judgment tD iar aa tho
lmp.lslamsat was Concerned, should
DO cot usilu.
Almn Hague was called up % plead
iU fourteen United States indictments,
one charging UmbtZE'unrul OF more
than s2J,uJu, uuI sac others charging
false entries ana miHlpps1prlauuu II
NBpui, between Match, lsu2, aud
January 1904 Hu Tiilp.uau on sAlut-
Jay,
Provo COMMERCIAL ~ SAyings bank
has commenced tu.t against j. H..
Robson etal 90 collect 81, llJl6 ON a
Ig1misory motto,
Margaret H., Cluh, Jf HoUor cay,
has brought suit Tor divorce against
Robert ". Clun Tho paroles were
married iu H0Ugr On the g5th VI Jauu-
ury, 1904 aud defendant loit hor the
same day. Shu alsl asks f0r the Gus.
t0dy Of one mlugt child,
This morning james Marsh, con.
yictei OF burglary was sentenced g.
eighteen months iu tho Icuituutiary,
The charge OF pete larceny against
Marsh was dismissed upon motion VI
Prosecuting Attorney judd.
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rn.nIl.ihIrd Qnolnm.

The vguaf monthly meeting Of
lbs Tven,yibud q forum OF suvenlies
will bs heI o 90 thu seventh ward o..
tmbly ball thH evening, cummouc'
irgdtEsL a foil Attendance 10 De-
sired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

MutmL. c. MilleEA.w.Csine, Sew
sri n. Field end Henry salmnn have
tpaluo mgmbon OF the Chumbur "
Ngmm.lll.
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COMMERCIAL.

EAIu LAKE CLEAuNu HOUSE.
amounted Ju t.a3. $40. same Jay last
year ,l02 84l.
IJuAY'3 QUOTATIONS.,
Sew Y0rg.-Sllvrg % lead, $500.
L94dou.-Silyur g5i
uUg AND BULLION.
~. rs. Jou0f IL c.. received today.
Osrs, 5000, bullion, s-,llO. Total
5000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-28

the seaboard reported good buying for
English account and that all houses en-
gagged in the export trade we're busy.
Export clearances today were good.
Closing cables lower; Berlin. Liverpool
and London weak. 1t looks very much
today as if we had seen enough of de-
cline in wheat for the present
and we should have a fair rally before
another selling furry
Corn and oats-It was a tame and IN
interesting session in the corn pit. No
frost in the corn belt and speculation
was very light. The only buyers
noted were shorts contracting their lines.
Export clearances again large and with
drawals from store 275,0OO bushels Crop
reports for tomorrow 275 cars expe cted.
Provisions had another attack of sick
ness this morning. Some free selling Of
pork put that future down close to the SO
mark, buyers were few and confined to
covering ribs and we're sympathetically
and made small decline. Receipts this
morning were 23.0O0:at the yards and 49,
900 are looked for tomorrow. Armour
is reported to be a good buyer of cash
provisions Would buy January pork on
any further break.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-28
HAVING A GOOD TINE.
Knights Templar Go on Ex-
cursiOns in Boston.
Competitive Drills Are Held at
Ball Grounds.
KEEPING OPEN HOUSE.
Resident Communicates Give
Visitors Good Time.
Recorders Report ShOwsGrOwth
of the Order.

BosToN, Aug 28.-The business of the
twenty sixth triennial conclave of
Knights Templar was begun in earnest
today by the grand encampment. while
the round of pleasure was resumed by
the great body of the knights with
lively enthusiasm.
Sessions of the grand encampment
ere held both morning and afternoon
at Masonic temple. The grand competi-
tive drill Of the crack Communicates of
the United States, Columbia of Washing
ton, D. c., Apollo commandery drill corps
of Troy, n. Y, the Little Commandery"
from the Masonic Widows and Orphans
home of Louisville, KY, ST. Bernard of
Chicago, Minneapolis Knights Templar
drill corps and Detroit of Detroit, Mich,
was held at the South End baseball
grounds.
Many Of the grand and subordinate
COMMANDMENTS kept open house ali day,
while excursions without number to the
harbor resorts and historic points near
by attracted thousands.
At 10 o'clock the steamer Cvgnus
started down the harbor with a merry
party of 1900 sir knights and ladies. The
boat passed most of the seashOre resorts
and went out as far as the light ship.
The Cygnus returned about 1 o'clock
and at O'clock started out again on the
same course with another party.
De Molay commandery of Boston char
tered boat and took several visiting
Communicates out for Sail Parkman
commandery of East Boston, provided a
similar entertainment for New York
commaadery of New York city, their
special guests for the day.
Several Communicates held all day re-
captions. Hugh De Paiens command
ery of Melrose had Hugh DePaiens COM
mandery of Little Rock. Ark, and the
guests; the grand commandery
of West Virginia and hundreds
of visitors at Hotel Brunswick,
while the California Communicates
at the Parker House and grand army
hall, Boston commaudery at Horticultur-
al hall and Apollo commandery of Chi
cago at the Parker House continued
their receptions of yesterday and last
night Grand Recorder VIM. B. Isaacs,
of Richmond, Va, read his report at the
grand encampment of Knights Templar
today. In the table OF comparison in his
report Grand Recorder Isaacs submitted
the following concerning the growth of
the Knights Templar:
There were 813 subordinate comma nd
cries in 1889, under the grand command :
cry; 20 subordinate Communicates under
the grand encampment; 16,S77 knights
in grand Communicates; O64 knighted
in subordinate Communicates; total mem
bership of communicates 1924.
There were 961 subordinate command
cries under the grand commandery in
1895, and 36 under the grand encamp-
ment; 1851 knighted in grand COM
manderies, 1888 knighted in subordinate;
total membership 106, ITO.