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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-20
DRINKING IT "BIL1N, -,

one to drink first, and as Che fzzling,
sizzling, kissing, sissing glass was held
up to the tall clay biter''s nose one Of
his companions, an overgrown primrose
8 feet high, with a neat new calico rag
on his sore toe, jumped toward him
wildly to stay his hand. ..... --.
8 Ny God, Pink" said he, "be you
goin to drink the like o. that and hit q
bilin?'' !. q. .+..-..- ....... &.
Those desiring absolute purity and in
nocence Of court intrigue or the guile so
common to the madding crowd should
look us over before going elsewhere.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-20
That Was All.

Father-D Did you reject that Italian
count as I told you to? 49,
Daughter-It wasn't necessary. I told
Kim you had failed. -Tit-Bi..s. -.
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sEvER WILL CASE SETTLED.
Iowa Supreme Court Alarms she Declsiel
OF the Lower Court,

Iowa Supreme Court Alarms she Declsiaa
Of the Lower Court.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Jan. SO.-Ths supreme
court of Iowa handed down = decision
in the Bever viii case. affirming tho De.
cisiOG Of the lower court. S. c. BsYsE
of this city died in 1892, leaving an es-
tate worth more than $1,000 900. To
his two daughters he left $50, 900 each
and to his three. sons the balance Of ths
estate The daughters contested ths
will on the ground of mental incapaoity.
The trial lasted several weeks aud was
bitterly contested on both sides. L as.
tracted much attention and resulted il
a victory for she daughters.
By the decision sll she property Of ths
estate except that which is owned By
the Beyer Land company viii be equally
shared By the five sonS and daughters OF
the late Mr. Bsvsr, The property
owned By the Bever Land company il
what is known as Bever park and tracts
of land adjacent thereto which wss
decided by Bever prior to his death, and
the stock having been sold to the sons
by him, is not affected by the will OF the
division.
There is also a suit pending in the dis
trict court 10 set aside the transfer By
which this property was decided by
Bever to the Beyer Land company and
also to declare void the transfer Of his
shares Of stock to MS sons, and in event
Of that suit being successful il would
cause the entire estate to be divided
equally among the heirs The decision
Of the supreme court sustains the lower
court in all respects.
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FOR FIRE INSURANCE RATES
Meeting at pes Molnes to Fix uni
form Rates.
THE BEyER WILL CASE SETTLED
Mine Operators viii Not BEset Mindra-
Express RobbeF BseieY Released
From tbs Pen.

DEs MoNEs, Jan S0.-The governing
COMMITTEES of the fro insurance compan.
les doing business in Iowa convened
here for the purpose Of formulating
plan for the readjustmens OF rates. The
union companies, nonunion companies
and the Iowa companies are al repre-.
scented. David Beyer.dge, who has been
making investigations as 20 rates,
made q report, he took Des Moiues
as first class city. MARSHALL.
town as second class Jefferson Is third
class and Madrid as fourth class in hi6
sndeavors to establish q system Of uni.
form and equitable rates al over the
state, This report was extensively dis
cuSsed. What is known as the univer-
sal schedule was also discussed, but not
very fayorably, Members Of She board
say the object is to establish such rates
as viii cause every risk to stand on It's
merits Rates viii, in some instances,
be lowered, and in others raised,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-01
Central America Stands United.

GUATEMALA, Jan. 3L-The president
has just received Minister Irias of Hon
duras, Minister Gomez of Nicaragua and
Minister Estupinan Of Salvador All
their speeches, which were full Of pa
triotism, clearly show that Guatemala
would not stand alone in case Of a Mex
lean conflict. They have individually Of
fored the cooperation Of their countries
TO Guatemala IN such an event, showing
that on any question directly affecting
all, Central America stands united to re-
pei any invasion. The Costa Rica dels-
CATION arrives soon and is confidently ex-
pscted to express the same resolutions,
fayoring Central Americanism as heart
lily as is shown by the delegations Of
Nicaragua, Salvador and Honduras.
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PAPAL ENCYCuCAL ADDE'S.
Catholics ExhOrted to Encourage the UU
varsitY at Mashington.

Catholics ExhOrted to Encourage the Uui-
versity at Washington.
ROME, Jan. 29.-The papal encyclical
address to the American episcopate was
made public here Sunday. In the docu-
ment the pope recalls the ia ct that he
associated himself with the celebration
Of the fourth centenary Of the discovery
of America, the organization Of which
country was the first care Of Columbus,
which eyangelization was realized by
the Franciscan and Dominican monks
and the Jesuit fathers. After pointing
out that the first Catholic bishop in
America was great friend of George
Washington, the pope shows how the
Episcopal councils, aided by the breadth
of vice and equity Of American laws.
secured the development of Catholic In
stituions. It was to contribute still
mere to this development that the pope
founded the university at Washington,
for it was important that Catholics
should be ia the front rank in sciences,
even modern sciences, providing they
We're at one with integrity and faith.
To this end his holiness exhorts the
bishops to Go all in their power to en-
courage the progress Of the university at
Washington, as vel as Of the North
American college at Rome.
His holiness urges the American Epis-
copate to put an end to strife, to instin
the idea of unity and the peEpstuity Of
marriage among the faithful and to IN
culeate among the people civil and re-
Hgious virtues. In particular the pope
calls upon the bishops TO turn aside
worlmen' s associations from law break
ing; to teach journalists respect for re-
lgion and truth; to prove those journals
which pass the judgment upon Episeo,
pal acts, and finally TO turn Pro5estanss
to Catholicism by charity byinstraetion
n doctrine and By leading "A exemplary
hfe IN conclusion his holiness recon-
mends the sending of mission 10 the
Indians
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WnrIald AID KilIsh.

Ell RENO, 0 T., Jan. 3J.-News has
been received here that Fred Hoffman,
ex-Ueasarr Of D county, Oklahoma,
and present deputy clerk and United
States comm ssioaer o. that county, was
wayiaId and killed by Unknown parties
about two miles from Ta.og& He was
found buried in a sand bank with
balle hol through ms heat, while mis-
horse WIS found some distance away
with its throat cut AMI sscr3,e ed in some
bushes. He IS supposed to have been
Kit ed by Outlaws, whom ne had been
instrumental a bringing TO justice He
was san liit with CJgutY affairs where
in JleT3 has bsen mach fraud and Grim
inality I'D vas doubtless killed % pre-.
FeaC his gong on the stand.
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Knnsas Antlpoollnr BllIa.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 3O.-The house
committee Of the whole amended the
Gubbison antipOol selling bill so as tc
permit pool selling within the Enclosure
Of a race course and on races actually
run therein, and so amended, re-
commended it for passage. Violations
Of the acts are to be punished by i'm
prisonment in the county Jail for one
year and by a fine Of $500.
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MAY SETTLE AUTOMATICALLY.

TroubIe Between Mckee and Guatemala
Likely 70 End Without BlOOdshed.
CITY. OF MExICO, Jan. 27.-The city is
quiet, although in lobbies Of the hotels
and wherever groups are gathered, the
topic discussed is the Guatemalan differ
sncs, though the excitemsnt has, to a
large exsent. sbated. The president and
officers Of his cabinst hare been OOnsid-
srins Guateraala's last document for
several days. Itis believed that il is
not nearly sstSiaosory TO Mexico. al
though had il bsen ysry Tadiosl the
public woEld undonbtedly learned OF il
By now.
Preparations for war are being made
By both countries. no doubt, but there
seems 10 b an undercurrent Of opinion
that she troabls may bs automatically
settled. It is semiofieisI!y announced
that the warship reported as having
been sent to Guatemala is inoOrest and
that she sailed for another port.
Minister dc Leon has leased a resi-
dsncs here for three years, closing the
deal Saturday, which looks as II he
Thoughts he would not receive passports
to return 70 Lis country Guatemala for
q while.
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Orders She Duluth Sold.

DULUTH, Jan. 3O.-Judge Nelson has
made an order appointing W. Il. Fitch,
president, general manager and receiver
of the Duluth and Winnipeg railroad, as
master in chanoeTy to make a special re.
port on the company's affairs. He has
also ordered Mr.. Fitch to sell the road
unless it pays the Safety Guaranty and
Deposit company within five days the
principal on $4,000, 600 bonds on which
it has defaulted, together with the costs
chat have accrued.
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u snits chioarn Ranhars.

CHICAGO, Jan. 80. - The following
telegram signed By the presidents Of %
of the leading banks Of Chicago wal
sent to Washington addressed so Ssna
tors C ,llom and Palmer Of Illinois and
Congressman Aldrich Of this city: 'ThC
bankers Of Chicago respectfully ETgo
members Of the senate and house. ire
spective Of party, to unite IL the i'm
mediate passage Of a bill in conformity
with the presidents message The bust
ness interests Of the country demand
such action.
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President Faure's Message.

PARIS, Jan. 5O.-President FaUre's
message was read to the chamber Mon
day. The chamber Of deputies passed
the amnesty bill by a vote Of 511 to 2.
n. Goblet's order Of the day asking the
government foP precise declaration in
regard to its general policy, which was
a test Of the strength Of the Ribot gov
eminent, was taken up and defeated by
a vote Of 522 80 70.
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san JoaauIn Rsllway Pre.ect.

SAN FRANCIsCo. Jan. 30.-The sub
soription books for the San Joaquin rail
way were opened with 81 ,095. 900 TO
start with. The principal subscribers
were Claus Spreckels. $500, 900, and John
D. and AdOlph B. SpreokelS, 100000
each The prospectus states that she
company is to be organized for the pur-
pose of operating a continuous and
permanent line OF railway between San
Francisco and Bakersfield, over q routs
20 be determined hereafter. The capital
stock is 10 be $4,000, 900, in 60. 900 shares
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Crematod Their Victim.

SANTA RE, N. NJ, Jan. 29.-Joseph
A. Benadvidse, Trinidad Ortiz, Cree
eeneio Martinez and another Mexican,
whese name is not known, have been
arrested on the charge of numbering
Thomas Martinez, stoPkman at La
Muralla, and burning his body. It is
understood that the horse and gun of
che murdered man were found in pos
session Of the parties arrested
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PRESIDENT BARRIos. ing international
boundary dispute was delivered to the
national palace this morning. Foreign
Secretary Marascal was engaged today
in making a careful reading Of thereby,
which is very yOluminOus and covers
many pages Of closely written matter.
It's contents have not a. Jet been mads
known even to the president and mem
bsrs Of ne cabinet The documents viii
be presented at shs uAeeting Of the cab
mat
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-01
FOUND WATERY GRAVES.
Twelve Persons Drowned In Gale on
Point Judith.

Twelve Persons Drowned In Gale on
Point Judith.
New LONDON, Conn, Jan. 28.-The
tug Sea King reached here this morning
and reported that she lost a tow of five
barges off Point Judith in the gale. Ten
men and three women " we're drowned.
The barges foundered at 2;45 4. m.
Four Of them were bound to Providence
and one to Newport. They were from
Perth Amboy and coal laden. There
were 10 drowned with the sinking
barges, four women and eight men:
Captain HaFtsho; Mrs. Hartsho and
deckhsnd of the Eagles Harry Tucker
and deckhand of the Albert NJ; captain
of the barge Dingee, his wife and deck
hand, names unknown; Captain Frank
Hoffman; Mrs. and Miss Hoffman and
deckhand on the barge @ ocus.
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Printer of the Mormon Bible Dead.

PALMYRA, n. Z, Jan. 29.-Major
John Gilbert died here. aged 30 years,
Major Gilbert was known from one end
Of the country to the other as the man
WHO set up and corrected the proofs Of
thefrst Mormon Bible. Mr.. Gilbert
vas until recently the PossessoF Of the
hrst Mormon Bible, disposing Of it a
short time ago to Hon. Pliny T. Sexton
Of this nlaca.
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CHINESE REPULsEo THE JAPANESE.
Land and Naval Attack on Wei-Hai-WOi :
Complete Failure.

Land and Naval Attack on Wei-Hai-Woi :
Complete Failure.
LONDON, Jan. Sl.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says the Chinese military and
naval commanders telegraph via ChefOO
that at o'clock on the morning of Jan.
90 the Japanese fleet advanced upon
Wei-Hai-Wei in two divisions Of 10
ships. The search lights betrayed their
pressnce and the guns Of the Chinese
feet and shore batteries opened fire on
the first division of the enemy's ships
when they were within LOCO yards Of
the Chinese feet. The fastest Chinese
man-of-war and torpedo boats made
dash at the enemy and after heavy firing
drove them of. The first Japanese di-
vision went to the northwest and the
second division southwark. The Chinese
claim to have injured several Of the enc
mys ships. At the same time the Japa-
nese made a land attack upon Wei-Hai-
Wei from Ning-Hai. This was a sur
uriss from the west. The alarm was
given, however, and the Chinese re-
PEELED the attack. The Chinese lost ~
sailors. The Japanese loss amounted to
more than 300 killed and wounded.
Several foreigners are said to be assist
ing the Chinese.
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ntas Ara SILL utnh

SALT LAKE, Jan. S0.-Ssveral wssks
ago Governor West sent Captain Gibbs
to southern Utah to ascertain if the Ute
indians had been moved from the terri
tory. After an investigation he found
in Grand and San Juan counties 364 In.
dams, 1881 ponies and 1865 sheep.
Most of the Indians are said to be South.
ern Utes.
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0EBs CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
Fudge GrOssoup Decides an Important
Point Against the Defense.

Sudge GFOsseup Decides an Important
Point Against the Defense.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30 The defense in
she Dsbs conspiracy trial received a
heavy blow today on tn adverse ruling
Of Judge Grosscup on the point raised
just before ADJOURN ent yesterday.
While Oliver Z. Myron was on the stand
counsel for the defendants objected TO
the admission Of evidence as to overt
acts unless it could be shown that they
were done by the knowlb dge and under
the direction of the officers and direc-
tors of the A. r. o., charged with
having headed the cor spiracy to OBJ
struot the mails. Judge Grosscup held
that evidence could be introduced tend
ing to show that a conspiracy existed to
stop all trains, and that this. would in
olude, necessarily, a conspiracy to stop
the United States mails; in words that
the greater conspiracy would include in
its natural, responsible and inevitable
result the less.
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Ended In wind.

CRAWFoRpsyndE, Ind. Jan. 28.-The
sensational Locating Of Treasurer Taylor
Of syath Dakota by John G. 0yerton
eElsies5 q wind: 0zerton took Marshal
ssfi5lles clear 70 RaHssaesEer last night to
get s95 a. the nome Of his brother
fssasg. i9la zLneioy. Taylor Nas NOT
--ssssaiss nal spdpeez hiE1 - palseYe ss
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REWARDED BY A eoop Jot
Buriinstea Fast Train Saved Frem
wreck by Tramp,

LINCOLN. Jan. sO.-Ths BuriiDgtoa's
east-bound flyer was saved from q
fearful wreck by James Clarity, tramp.
He was seen to pass Denton. 10 miles
east Of hsrs, but a half hour later ran
bresthless into the telegraph offics and
gaspsd out that the long bridge a mile
and ons-hslf away was burning
By quick work the operator just man.
aged to stop the flyer at Crete, the next
station west. Clarity had a run Of &
mile and q half to Denton from the
bridge. but would have been toolate if the
train had not been behind time. BE
was rewarded By a good job.
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To InvestIgate Mayor nuts.

DIES MONIES, Jan. 5O.-The city coun-
Gil adopted the resolution Of Alderman
Mathis DEM directing the city govern.
ment to Investigate the charges against
Mayor Hills and the discharged pOlics
officers.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-01
DistIIIiag Company Receivers.

PEORIA. Jan. 8O.-Joseph B Green
hut, president of the whisky trust, and
E. B. Lawrence, a director of the First
National bank Of Chicago, wers ap-
pointed receivers Of the DistiIiing and
Cattle Feeding company By Judgs
GrosscuD
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go Taks Weg-Hal-yVei.

CHE Foo. Jan. S0,-Wei-Hai-W has
been invaded By the japanese. The in
Fading force consisted Of 20 japanese
waTshiys, 10 transports and 20 torpedo
boats. which entered Shan TuRg bay at
sn early hour Sunday morning.
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Onerators Decline 70 Appear.

Dies MONIES, Jan. So. w. ReY-
nolds, president of the Iowa Miners and
Mime Workers union, Issued a mani.
festO stating that che operators Of Iowa
refused to meet the miners on Feb. s,
and that the conference Is declared of
till the end Of March.
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Bishop PIaaded GniItr.

KANSAS CITY. No. Jan. so. Edgar o.
Bishop, who embezzIed g, 400 Of the
funds Of the bank Of r. S Mills,
pleaded guilty to tae charge in the
criminal court aud was sentenced TO two
wears Imprisonment.
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afiIlionaira - "a go

san Francisco. Jan. S0.-The viii Of
the late James G. Fair was stolen from
the county clerks oflcs soma time
yesterday. and thsrs Is not the slightsst
clue to the perpetrators Of she crime.
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TT y ~
Fishback, H. W. B, Parks Pop, 8.
The election Of Berry will be declared in
joint session at noon TOMORROW.
DOVER. Del, Jan. 20 Five ballots
were taken today in the United States
senatorial fight without result.
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ProDose 60 Stop Sunday Baseball.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. Jan. 30-By 8
vote of SO to % the Missouri house
went on record as indOrsing a bill to
prevent Sunday baseball and football.
The bill provides for fine of so for
each offender, and places the game on a
lsvel with Sunday gambling.
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20 Abolish lieutenant GoTseasr.

OLYMPIA, Wash. Jan 3O-E3y 3 vote
Of 50 90 p the house decided 30 abolish
the oiios OF hsussnant governor. the
salary Of which is $1,000. The senate
viii undoubtedly kit 5ile bill.
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HExIeo IS OUT FOR gLO01
The Dispute With Guatemala May
End IN a Fight.
ALL ARE EAGER FOR THE FRAY
Volunteer Movement Is Spreading in the
RePublie-Greas Excitement over
the War Prospects.

CRY or MKuco. Jan. 26.-Thegs is
great exoitsment here and nothing IS
heard on the streets and il tho newspa-
per cficOs but war talk. 4 meeting Of
She cabinet has beeR called TO meet this
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oulelsr e Fiftesn g.

NEW YORK Jan. 2T.-EdWin Quigley,
the municipal bond forgeE, was today
sentenced to Is years and SIX months
imprisonment By Recorder Goff.
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morning at (which
time il is thought
war will be de-
clared. Mexico, it
is said, has 5000
men on the Guate-
malam frontier
ready for action.
The official colnmu-
'nication Of Guate-
mala to the de-
mands of Mexico
over the threaten
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ExPREss RoagER aAaLEY RELgAsEO.
Finishes His Term Ia Iowa PenitentIarT
For Stealing 100000.

For Stealing 100000.
ANAMOsA, Ia, Jan. 3J-George Bag
ley has been released from Anamosa pen.
itentary after serving a two and one
hall years sentence. He was a United
States express agent aud ran between
Omaha and Chicago on the Rock Island
road. He says that ON trip into Chi.
cage he had over 100000 in his charge.
and, when near Davenport, Ia, he con.
ceiyed the idea OF stealing the money.
BE took $50, 600 in So and $40 bills and
$4,000 III com and got off at Davenport
and hid it. lie was soon caught and re.
turned the money. de left for Upton,
where ne has relatives, and will make
his home at Des MONIES.
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United States SEN
alto today, In sepa-
rat ; sessions Of the
houses the ballot
ing resulted: Sem
ate Jas. H. Ber-
~ DEM, &c; W.
NJ. Fish bac ok
Dem, 8; F. R.
Kennel Rep, 1.
Hohse-JameS 81.
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ven Kna.sa s9eoiaiisf Die.

CLEYELANp, o., Jan. So.-Dr. James
r. Strong, ons Of the bsss kaoWR spec
ciaiists N mental diseases Ia the coEu.
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ST. JOSEPH. No, Jan. S9-Chief Of
Police BrOder has s8nt B circular letter
TO every saloonkeeper here notifying
them that all saloons must be clOaed and
remain so on Sunday. A temperance
crusade and wave Of reform is to be in
auguTatsd hero By Dr.. n. w. Tracy. the
lay evangelist, under tAo suSpicsI Of She
Ministerial assoOlNbieR. The Saloon
keepers association thrsatsR 70 retaliate
By closing every business hoUss on Gun.
day and shutting Of the street. cara.
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Foung Isat.Ina lInrdarsr.

LEADviLLE. Jan s9.-John Il. Sulh-
van, Is years old. shoa and killed Will
lam Flynn, miner, aged g. Flynn
was IN company with Sullivan's sister.
10 years Old, whom Sullivan accused him
Of entieiHg away tr0ai hOma
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Ohicsgo Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Jan. 29-OATTLE-Buyer bought
in desuitory way at S3.25g5.G0 for common
to choice dressed beef and shipping steers and
OF f2008S.25 for common TO choice COWS and
bulls and at 81. 2593.65 for stocers and feeders.
HOGS-Bids were 10915e and Zoe of from
yesterdays quotations. AT the close $3.50 was
sho extreme top of the market for heavy
weights snd 1870 was about all that could be
sbtAiAsdfor the best light The bulk Of the
heavy and medium sold at s4.256445 and 1896
GA2G took most Of the l50 and 20O-lb. hogs
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Mason CITY, Ia, Jan. 30.-TWo car
loads Of relief supplies for the sufferers
Of Boyd county, Nebraska were for
warded to Armour, S. u.
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30 Of Julles - YapIe.

CNCrEATI, Jan 2s--5udge Alfred
Yeple. one OF the most noted jErists ans
authors Of law books in Ohio, died.
aged g.
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Confederate vosorans Gall on Mrs. Or

Confederate Veterans Gall On MF8. Grant
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. S0,-There was :
striking scene in the parlorS Of the Hotel
Aragon, when Mira y. S. Grant, whe
had stopped over here day enroute to
Florida, received a large delegation from
the Fulton county Confederate Veterans
association. The old soldiers were in
troduoed to Mrs. Grant by General
Clement 4. Evans, ons Of Lees briga-
diers and late candidate for governor OF
Georgia, and to each she gave q cordial
handshake and a kindly word.