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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22
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GrszE Sane Q. z LssrT has beea II The
hunting E-uzE6s O san Frs1elseo, OEkEsnt
sri 4lE-z5s- -zklzE his oEzsczzl visits 70 re
EEzh=s Ioczta5 Eoo-1 ne bsF saOre- he vas &C
oozTz11@1 q his visits u ne great chiefs q
re ressTTssic-- pzzs graf sEs1EZs, c=p1Ey
great ssehe2z ara ne u1it0-Z rank q s1s o.
Ger. TIE reeSp-5Ozs 75z5=r6d El@ gEeEg ssE1sl
ard wishing chiefs Ee-e ZCSE cordial
Tas .rloes Throughout t1e reservation Sl1ce
Tsz1s-E ! hare ZEte e Fe-F large Increase II
Es-1=-S11r- A1CrCo2 and applications -CT
zLZz--Eze9 11-c L1s order have 89@1 TIE me
Il EEIaz1 colzC--s ever Were
o. Wednesday sTEl11g lzzt = joining Co11-
G. No 10, Degree Ct ECe=zC1tAs al = IL
sEz---e6 - California Hal. 1913 Cay stree,
oakland, oF Great Pos1saCzEES Carrie =. John
SCI Eod hs- chzets- Tie 1=E council has
e1zr-E- Membership y 1z-y-1Ts, and Gas Ct
GAINED b Brother r. Il GssoEsE g Iec1Ess2
LE5b=-
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PEs7 >seE@E = L 25z-1s51- and I'll Il II
S-lTute1 during TIE eEr4F Esrt OF Nay & :
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E--o= VII Eo-- = u 100 - IL evening @ Il
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22

WASTISG DISEASES WEAKEN WONDER
w fzIly because they weaken yoa sloEiy, grz6a-
ally. Do not allow this waste q body 20 make
yo1 Pocr, fs1bSy, troEzszre Health, strength
s7d ytzor Is fer ron Ehssher yoG be rich or poo-.
The Great Ea3ys1 & 20 oe lad only from :Ae HID
so1 Medical Insz--Gte- T1ss Eo1tsrf1l discovery
was made By TIE specialists Ct iae cd tR-O1s Ez5.
powerful vitA,i-er made Il IS 50 poEe-fa, tbs. :.
IS simply woo5s-f1l how harmless Il & Yo7 eAa
gel Is from no~hers bit from ne E1dsoz Estsczi
11s-i-E.s. Write fo- circulars and tess51o1Ez-s
It's ertz5-6Ezs-- Rst-Te-ztor & th= noss
vozds-fal discovery q fas age. I; has been e.
6o-ss6 b. TIE lsa6tag scsea-zfc nsa c. Europe z-d
Aue-5GA
HTDYAX Z pzrsly vegetable
HUDTAS szoEs F-Gua+a-s1sss q ths dis
HOOD, CONSTIPATION, dizziness. falling Sensations
nervous t=ltehL-g Q, she eyes and other pz-1.
Strengths. fnTsgo-zsss aid fo1es TIE entzrs
sysss-a- Il = rs cheap IS &1y os1er remedy.
HTDTAS c1res 6e1<E.F, DsrTUCsa@s- EMS
szoos, 276 6eTs,ors sid restores weak o-yzzS
Pains Il ths hack, losses By tzy c. night stepped
e-ie9ty. Ovsx --1e private io1o-se1sasS
PrsEzsErsleSs means ilPossacr IN tie f-s.
s.zgs- = Is Sy1p.o1 C seminal Weakness and
haErsansss- !; cz1 be stopped n t~e1sy days hy
The Ese ot Ez5yzn- E-6ysa cos&s 10 more f1za
any char remedy.
Sz75 fo- Circulars sid testimonials
TAINTED BEOOD-Inr1-e htooc cue 70
s=r4ozs private disorders carries EsTrsss e sore
p-odac&zg germs Thea comes sore throat, ps1p,ss
copper coso-e6 spots. 1scsrs & E.oz9A Cd sores z7d
falling hair. To1 can szve tr7p 70 Ecf Springs hy
writing ts- Bsood BOOK 30 The ID paysszazs q tie
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
r. stockton, Market and Ellis Sta,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22

Tie t-z--zso-F team Initiated candidates Il
Tia hs- q Ss-Ers-z1 Coz1el No IS Wes1zsss-
dzr sTez5zE- AE-zl Il, after which Tie mem
bars we're invited u pss--xks q refreshments
Tie 1eKz 1zETlSEs01 VII u bad Il AEsEls4
Co11s5l Tuesday svs1inEr April ID
1 -z- e,o--czt Vas Instituted AZ Verdi
NsTsfs- q zs,e 2g1h Inst, sd another VII II
Instituted N Ezs1 Las A1Ee5Ss On iAs 18th inst
SSTs-sI organizers hare eessz appointed and
large l1E-E1Ss u l2e zsEo=-S11Q = expected
II : S1o-s tie
Grand C111c1lC- SasTsEs las returned 20 his
EC-z II EEskA-
A--z-Es-szts sre being Os6s s0- series O
E-hszE Zas1zzEx under EAe auspices o IL
Chosen FEz@z3s 20 Il hsl6 II Ire Cezr tl5Zrs-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22
Kasrsts sss.Lastss q Esass.

TIE finale q TIE SESSION Of ne Grand Lodge
had hare lass week #zS @ 3 Zosz Pleasing
zATzre- Past Grand Protector & Z. @ DOnnsll
vas presented bF zeT- :. n WizAsrE = behalf
q Eee zszeers q The Grand Lodge With Al
zlFgEa1 go46-1szis5 Galz-
Ezl6s1 EZ-e Lodge : arranging % gre Z
Ers11 rscSp-Iuz = hc1u- q Grand Protector T
Az1pTEl Z, q which lodge Il : member
I1= grand sse-s1sET VII sEsslo t1z 1rsE Wssk
II 2sT ~ ssh jose, where - VII WISH Zls
lodges II 1hs-soEL
G1z11 Y5es-P-osecso- Mss Z = Parker Vii
C-1ezs-.E T-szC S-z- L0iEss SozO-Z- u Nag.
Grand Protector 7. AEZgvs1 Ee, VIII 81
1oZ1cs rs appointments during The EeEk-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22
EzizhucfRe-sr,

Tahoe lodge, g. West Berkeley, was visited
b the following o6csS OF The Grand Lodge OF
last Saturday evening: Grand Dictator Arch
Ib&l6, Grand Vice Dictator Morrison, Grand
Assistant Thomson, Grand Reporter Curry.
Grand Treasurer Zehfuss and District Deputies
BzlEr1 and EipS-
Liberty Lodge conferred The degree o. car
didste e. It's sessson en Last Monday eTe1ing-
TIE grand offers visited Center Lodge ei
Berkeley On Tuesday evening last
Garden City Lodge. Alsue1s, Vas visited bT
the grand officers On last thursday evening.
The grand officers VII visit Clinton Lodge,
East oakland OF the evening q MoldsT, EhS
22d instant, and Ivy Lodge, IN this city, OF
Friday, the 18th instant
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22

Grand Truzass E1zszs ?. Bsc1 has visited
IS t1zLoEs- SEASIDE M IS, phi g. Los Gz7Cs
Nc. I24- Au-ll To- Ns1lS No. is, AV-Ll II :
Chse-TEl1rT No IL, AV-Z Is san 2szse No
3 AEr5l Is zzl-1F No 81 AlEll Is
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22
Sovereign Camp News-Dsath Of
the Oldest O6d Fellow and
His Wife.
0ssial Esssssas1s Tstl.,

-OEczE- ssssss-szF 21z1Ess q s-E 1=Ez.l--z-=
fr1sz-zsz sCc1sEF VII - EZe--z1s1 E-5e q c1sE
= EEcTe zlzz- sad zESZ- Wl-1 sly Cz1=-
EEE1s-s q importance 1t fE-1ET. sl71-ess71
F-z-s-zEl SC,c-z1y E55Eo- 41zSZSs CA--s 81
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22

The estimates Tor The British navy this
year aEs SsS SO, 60, Al increase OF 1854,
So oTe- the estimates Tor 1884 The IN
crease IS due 20 the decision 20 build more
ships than were built last year, the pro
posed new vessels being four tirsE-elzsS.
four second-clzss and two EhiTd-el2ss pro
tested cruisers; twenty t0Ep@1o-b boats and
twenty Eorpe6o-dess-oysrs
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STKiASHIP C0sPlEY

nFsPATCH STEAMERS PROM san ga
IL FEz5ESsco so- rs1Z-s Il AzEs<z. A. n 51&sf
AprL s. q. gzF 8. -. gzzs :. g g. %
Fer B-5.zzA CoI1-o2s zz1 PzEE Soz11 E5.Ts-
sEs-szsrsE
Foz Eurekz- Ezroosd. Bzy, Esznz- P1zo-A
every u er1eS4zy 81 ?. Il
Yer NeEpeE-, Los Ages All AZ zEy pc<1s
AprZ 5 = Il. Is, e, % -. z11 sT=y soC-za Gar
thereafter A Il
FO- san TFse-0 s-u-uE-z u-llT ~ Pa-s EA-<1-5
Santa Barbara Poyz Los Angles Sz1Gz1o LIZ:
Angeles zz6 Newport April / < g * IL Il -
- an erErT fcu-zA Day sheCs25zs<, ~ - A II
Yer -c-rs II Msxico, 20 A. Il z5-A . s7Z
EzorzE- steamer " Ezlz--=zze Valley
TIcss. OzEcS-P4IzSs Eo.7z- Ns~ 4ozzg0-1z-T
szre@.-
GOoDALI. PERKINS & Co. Gsnz-zl Agz1ss
% MzEkss 81 San Erz1c-sca
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22
C0HPlGIIEGEIERiLR TRiiSlTLiETl0Il
RofiL HILL STEIA PiCKKT CoxPIyf.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL So
- forz1iEhtlv for the Wess Indies and 49,
Southampton, calling route 81 Ce-oo1rghs
France. and Plymouth 10 Land passenger
Through bills q ladsng. In connection with the
Pacsfc Nal s. s Co., iss1ed for fresgh. and treas
ure 20 direcr porzs IN England and Germany
Through tickets from San Frzncisco 10 Plymouth,
Chegbourg, Southampton First class Sl95; third
elazz, te7 So Fer further particulars apply 70
PARROTT Il Co, Agents,
20S California Il
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22

netting II Social Hal. Ale4z4r hzil6ing, May
8 Essf Cozz1I FsIksutErE s11 Past HsSd
Consul Noses VII s66-sSz ne = csr1E2s1 s2c
E5zz- friends q the s15sse9 q Ec.o1GrAtL
Nc ASSESSMENT Is been levied s0T L Erzl-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22

Abrzm Atwood, Po1l.sra- Of Lewiston.
Ne sold 4 turkey % patron, and the
latter found n the fowls crop : gold
boson-p5a worth twice the price OF the
tu-ker.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22

v1LEsgs, telescope bags and baskets Great
TsEiety ana Lowest prices. Ssnborn, Vail & Co..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-25
THEY ARE IN ARREST,
Fifteen Hundred Dollars III dyed to Fair
mount College.

In pursuance to a call made by the
friends of Paramount college a mass
meeting was held Monday evening at
the "old grocery on the hill. The meet
ing was called to order by President
Morrison. Professor Chase gave the
invocation. Judge Babb was the elect
ed chairman for the evening and ac-
cepted in a very appropriate speech.
Professor W. II. Isely was appointed
secretary. Dr. Morrison then made the
following important announcement
concerning the future plans of the col
lege:
By the authority of the board of
trustees he had arranged with Super
intendent Charles Mackey to offer a
free scholarship to the young person in
each township of Sedgwick county who
during the present year receives the
highest rank in public school work
Next year three teachers will be added
to the present corps. Plans were being
pushed to begin the erection of a DOR
mitOry before the opening of the next
school year. And finally. Ii was his
purpose to start east in a few days to
begin the work of raising an endow-
ment.
President Morrison was followed by
other speakers, among whom were Z.
l. Spencer, o. c. Trice. Rev. ]. Sidney
Gould, r. L. Holmes and DR.. w. II.
Graves.
Prof. Roulet was the last speaker
He began his speech by saying, Fair
mount college, just now, needs some
good rich milk" Improvements had
been made on the college during the
past few months aggregating nearly
$4,000. Some OF these bills We're unpaid.
He proposed that the people Of Fair
mount addition pledge 1880 TO help the
college.
SO well did Professor Roulet manage
the matter that in less than half an
hour more than 81 800 was pledged. As
the pledges rolled in the audience be-
came more and more enthusiastic and
broke out in the widest delight, wien
the class of so and the Alumni made
their subscriptions.
Amid rejoicings and congratulations
the meeting adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-25
GENERAL Markets
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Dec. A.-No grain market
Butter1Creamery fairly steady. 1896 !;
dairy firm, l4gl5c.
EggSN0t SO arm; fresh. 19cls.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Dec. 4.-Butter-LoSer: sep
rator creamery. "a 24c; fancy Eigin. ZeG
&c; dairy. l7u Doc.
Wool-Unchanged
NEW YORK.
New York. Dec. A-Buttsr-Quiet; west
ern dairy. 1l0l9c; creamery. I1a2Sc; fac
tory, IOGiAc: EIdn, &c; imitation cream
cry. 15T3c: state dairy. le4-1c. state
creamery, lSG14c.
Cheese-Qu..st; state, large. dl0c: part
Skins. 3i.fr5c; fun skins. 2gSc.
Eggs-Dull; state and Pennsy lvania. 7sp
DC; ice house, l6dlSC: western fresh. 3Nf
27c; southern, 3pc; receipts, 341 packages.
COotonseed oil and rosln-Ffrrn-
Petroleum-Fsrm: United closed s.. 20 bid.
Turpent1ne-F1rmer.
Rice and molasses-Steady-
Sugar-Raw. quiet but nrm; refined
quiet -
Liverpool. Dec. 24.-Bacon-Duu, de-
mand poor.
Beef-Extra India mess. 73s 81; prime
mess, 5ls 81.
Pork-Prl1ne mess. fine western. Sos; do
medium. As.
I4ard-ouiet. prime western, "a Sd: re-
fined. Qn Yails) IS
Butter-F1nest. 95s: good Sos
LONDON.
London, Dec. 24.-Caue suEar-QUiet f.
nothing doing. Java, Is Cd. muscoyado
Beei-Stesd!er. December. ios Cd: Jan
mary los I'D.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-25

door my heart stood still, every nerve
in my body twisted, my blood froze IN
its veins and a food Of cold sweat roll
ed down my face.
Wake up, Uncle Alb said a voice
at the door, but Uncle Alb was in the
sleep that knows no waking
Wake up, Uncle Alb, said the voice
again, and that was all 1 heard. fe!I
TO the floor unconscious and Wnen
came to my senses again II was Gay
light The house was full OF people ana
the bodies of Uncle Alb and Aunt
Phoebe were laid out on boards with
white sheets over them ready TO be
placed in their collins. 1 was laying in
their bed with a raging fever. When l
could speak the neighbors learned for
the first time that Uncle Alb and Aunt
Phoebe were killed by lightning, and
I learned that those that knocked at the
cabin door was my uncle and a couple
of neighbors who had come searching
for me with lighted pine torches.
IF live TO be 10000 years old 1 will
never forget that night or the events
that transpired and the thoughts that
/ harbored before I became uncon-
ScjouS"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-25
uooL aAEKEr.

B.os.o-. Dec. a--Tas psnicky irriss1fs
during re past week ~ thiE secfioa q ne
country have n5t had aEy sssec< O. ths
wool market here TIE 5~Tnsnd for Tzcol
sesl cousluues Quiss. 51t dealers s~s .oofl-
irz Tor = br-sker r1arss< zfrer TIE tgTr
% re y.zz. Vsiges AZ a Ehois arc sn1
F.le-erl ally Different O. AZ rae q NO.
Fgssce ard territory Eools have yzrfs-s
been Quls-t@r thzr FOR Eezre r4nsr -
t-z1faEl Eoois are hTru va fssT eztes. Tas
20 .YUi-1 are ere Cuosassocs - leefs-sz
fsscrs f-o1s. y Gic1lEzE. is-4sl &c, No.
c0noEg. -5c. No Aichigzn rgrrlhs1z. =.
No f.s.Eols rDrlb-e-. -. \ %sD YORK
EsU EzusssE.Ts az4 vermont 80 i.'z-
No Z Eeu YORK &sT hErfzpzkire AID
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t1r.T al Msins quarter ktDo~s cu-sss Z.
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hfoof co-1hluE. ls-. I'D asa 80 &lss<azri
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E-eSc. NorEzEa --s14Era. 1tsssc. scosrssi.
E Ersh. Wyc-ns1E &c. nrs 80
dll1 z1f Sc. 1lHEs sru-fTs~i- - -
=l.l<-2s c1eI1ty rpT--E. 10 - er7zfr--. =
aasszrfee- ssss7c. eaC1t * xoa-1. So
es-o-x aErAZe. - -. : sefz-ssA1-c
re kssr-cze wso1 al Csssaz Rs-lrf-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO


chlcago. Dec. 1i-Country shippers have
been ADVISED BY CHICAGO cSramisssoa firss
10 cut Gown sAesr slslpnsnts Of casties
hoEs and sheep curing Chr1stfnss wee.
ard ara fuloNluE advice strictly
days Supply was - uleaEre ~haf tha q
feriaEs were easily sssy,c~Si a a.
further sfivuCce q 6<lf9 cents. prices rrii-
INK abJus iSazo ceszts pe~ 10 pounds hssss-
sr tnan 90 FrsoaT for cssirahis ksss
Sais-s vers on tee bass % . 'o1fH fsr
common 20 strictly choice tsssea, hand
EEbf ard u@iiurn cate ssilng % h1st a.
vAusaEs LUprbsrs and Gamers stu
~sa frrDer. VIII Gov sEz4sa -@TSssg a.
9 sJGzaa. Ehsis caves sgtd AZ s-Asssa
for coznTncrl % choke. Ne sierksr a. 3
feeder braurh HaS neEies.ied- fsJ "
as ar. s~iing ~ i1ipa1 - Tie 49,
Erans MszlcaEs oor1sirs5s 90 bring . p
Esf-z-Fscs-f.ss tDsay wcui1 - caasif-
cred srozIL eTS1 on = aafarfay Only =
few fho-ssana rcrrains1 0Ter from Nsf-
car. - ts.az I'anssfs be- a ~ "a ~ -
piy. Prices see ssrorg ar-l ssss
( lgh~~. Comma 60 cspose9 harE sod
3 ~. {7is. a lafEs Tsft - 60 in4si3fx ,
irE af . s1f1zEs EzRsrn st--sgesTs as
les than - koES Sefs shigy@ss fFefa
here yssSe~stay
$50 mary T..gair,-f az r-~si,ry -
- chezn. anA TIE ioag s<s~4 - warn.
we're. -, ths sas-srEs vsTs 80 nKfS -.
CAY tat rsarsz Ears ssry-Esr Tor s~@tf-
aria crsrlra-s Ra,as S~re CO t-sssn e
& sssTa = fa- frferFgr - ~Efrz EHs~x
I-zzEsas -. ~ , gssztt1
KANSAS gITT
EazsaH CITY Der = q ateie-- flsc-f;ts.
10. maze sfrsHEef. T~z&@ sfs~Fs. t1Sg
Ezsss hsef f-esrs- > &sft -. so ksrv sEsi
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r-sa~srs scrr.aF. tsaTias 9 ia - nslfa1.
= Ea1 z EEhf. EBs "a
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rzsarset sfs-sfT Es1ttans. = -. - 20
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2 ss41 r aEbf = iz71 -
~ -s.-y1sseT ast4Frs E<e1s
NV YORK
Ee~ TcrE Iase "a -lss--T 49, t-srss is.
- E1~r-~s1 ratafas ars1fs AEer-uzn
sfe~rs ~ SEIZE ffss=ss vega EsfssEsz-
<see- AZ szrzla~s- f.~r@FEs. - zssafT
f'lt q4isf. caer - f<-szs ses-S. s@3-zs2 -.
= AsEzzez. -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-25
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Dec. "A large v.sibIe
movement OF al classes q dry goods ard
an Improvement IN the general inquiry
were The features Of the dry goods mar
ket and gave fndscatiors Of an izlcressEe3
demand IN the near future.
More buyers have been In The market
and, for the day before Christmas. vsgy
far volume OF business vas completed
ard IN staple cOttOus mach more coslld
hnve been done but for the small differ
enee that kept sellers ard buyers apart
The general feeling vac very much bet
ter. and the crisis n regarded - back
number. Printing cloths quiet a. 2 celsa
for "a Eq1ar.zs.
Marrhester. Dec. 24-ClOths ard yarns
que win very Lttle bgstEess doing
Fan River. Mass. Dec. 4--Fr.fst closhs
dull > cents.
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Ing, 81: Mexican Central new fours.
ssh. Bar silver. 30 7-i6 pence per
ounce. Money, 81 per cent The rate
OF discount in the open market for both
short and three months bills, IL per
cent
Paris. Dec. e4-The bours has beeea
very fiat but there was a strong rally
and the close was distinctly firm. Fresh
support is said 20 have been given by
RothSchilds 70 the market. This is
not confirmed
Berlin. Dec. s4-The market here was
dull today. The Constsntinople mar
ket was fat and the settling OF mines
was largely from there.
Melbourne. Dec. 24.-The stock ex-
change OF this city sends a message OF
peace and good will 20 the stock ex-
change OF London and New York
GOLD SHIPMENTS.
Boston. Mass. Dec ei.-Kfdder. Pea
body & Co. viii ship s5ee.oo0 gold on
the steamer Paris tomorrow.
New York. Dec 24.-Von Hoffman &
Co. increased their proposed shipment
OF gold by steamer from $4,000 60
$3.50. 600 and Bearing. MaSoun & CO. VIII
shfo $500 900 for account OF kidjsr, Pea
body * Co. OF Boston.
PHILADELPHIA FAILURES.
Philadelphia, Dec. 24.-Wllliam G.
and L. 5 Hopper. trading as William
c. Hopper * Co, bankers and hrok-
ers. failed today. The firm declines 10
give any statement. bUt the Liabilities
viii probably be heavy. as ;hey did
big business. II Is believed thar they
were caught on the short side OF the
market following last week. slump.
LOANS AND EXCHANGE.
New York. Dec. 94.-Money on call. 5
G6 per cent; last loan. per cent. closed
per cent. Prime mercantile paper
nominally 4iSG5ts per cent. Sterling
exchange strong. with actual business
in Bankers b.lls at 81. sea- G+S0s4 for de-
mand and s4.SSG4sSi2 for sixty days;
posted rates S4SS!s4 4SslsG4sl; COM
mercial bills s4S7. Bar silver, 653=-
Silver certificates 66&. G67S.
St Louis, Dec 2f.-Clearings 5000
OSs: balances slSs.sS3. Money 5dS per
cent. New York exchange 40 cents dis
count bid. . cents discount asked.
Chicago. Dec. 2i.-CieGrings Si7.S2S.-
O33. Money on call 8 per cent. time
loans car Per cent. New York ex-
change 20 cents premium. Foreign ex-
change bankers, London. sterling
S4S95s d4.SS@s.
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HERE Is AN EYE WITNESS.
An Alva Man Who saw Mr.. Patterson
Breathe Ills Last


Breathe Ills Last.
The following letter is self explana-
tory. 1t was dated at Alva and came
to hand yesterday:
Mr. Editor-In your issue Of the 23d
inst. appears an article purporting 20
disclose a scheme whereby one A. W.
Patterson, a convict from Arkansas
City, made an escape from the peni
Tertiary by having a body procured for
the purpose and substituted for his
own and the report and record made
of his death.
Now, while / am not a PopUlist and
from a Republican standpoint think
see many errors made by the manage
ment of state affairs under PopuliSt
rule, yet I know this pretended ex-
posture TO be a rank fake.
1 was personally acquainted with A.
w. Patterson, both before and during
his Incarceration in the penitentiary;
was by his bedside the afternoon he
took sick, and afterward went to see
him at the instance of the chaplain
Of. a. Briggs who wished to commu-
nicate with his wife by wire, as was
his custom in cases OF dangerous i'll
ness.
Patterson's death was somewhat sud-
as critical until a very few hours be-
fore he died.
I was with him and saw him breathe
his last; remained with the corpse af-
ter it was taken TO the chaplain's Office,
assisted in the preparation for the re-
moval of the body from the prison, and
was present when Mrs. Patterson first
viewed the remains.
There can be no possible show for
my being mistaken in Patterson's
identity prior to his death, and since
saw him die and saw the same body
shaved and dressed for burial, 1 know
that he not only came to the prison,
and died there, but 1 am confident that
ne is still dead, whether in South
America or some other country.
The circumstances of this case are all
subject to such convincing proof of be-
ing as they appear on their face and as
reported by the prison officials, that
were ii not for the almost universal
ignorance which prevails regarding the
management of that institution, l
would wonder at the nerve" of the
author of this gigantic exposure"
Nc.
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Wright's S'siSssa.snsd
astes like Buckxhest because II Is Baekxaeat
wriz6t's Mills, Berlin Wis.

Frisco train Saturday night between
Wichita and Augusta, says the FL Do
rada Republican. Andy said he miss
ed the Missouri Pacific and concluded
TO take the Frisco to Augusta and come
home by the Santa Fe. But Mr.. Swig-
gett didn't get of al Augusta and as an
explanation he said he had some bust
ness at Eureka and would go around by
Severy, but whether ne got of there or.
not is not known. Bob Cooper says
Nj Page Will go 10 Wichita this after
noon and interview Conductor Moran
when he come down from Hutchinson
at 6 O'Clock this evening. The chances
are that Andy Swigget is alive some
where and all right and that mis- notif-
cation to his family has miscarried.