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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18

fen uno S6eunen an, 5ertriimmerten Den
| sSarmern 8uggies uno Wagen, brd9en in
IfrieOlihe Mobnungen Elm uno nabmen NIT,
&pas ni9t MET unO nagelfeit mar.
Ser Ipgenannte Scatterfielb 0titrift
mar felt 10 Bis II Sa6ren Der 9auptz
tummelplab Der Dermunmten gta9treiter.
@enn es Elm Sarmer tpugte, feline Stimme
au @uniten BON @e5eb unb Srbnling gu err
beben, 10 lief er @efabr, oon benroben Ser
len gebu9t unb aIs ndbites Spfer uuserz
5e6en gu nerDen. Sam Elm Sdrmer gu
S9uoen, 10 mar btes bas @nbe bonn 2ieb;
benin bic 8eri9pOrerbanbe, Die @aes terrDz
1irte, mar unangretfbar.
8as mar Die Solge? Ser 8ertb bes
@igent6ums cling 6~erunter unb Mat6er
pertaufte fir S9leuOerpreile aus unb ging
na9 elmer @egen0, in nelber 99uB bes
@igent6ums 6erri6te. 9as untpeien Darz
erie fort, unb BEL Der neutrality-suspicious.
folgten Die SD6ne uuf bic Batter. 8or 6
Sabren fam Die Sarmerz8 erIi9erungsge=
IeGf9aft i'm Gountp ben 8erbre6ern auf Die
ISpur, aber 1te rd9ten 5t9 baburG, baB
i6rer II BEL g1a9t in bas 6a1s zines Mitz
gliebes Der @efeG19aft einbra9en, ONES
fur3 unb tlein I9lugen, unb bic 3ei6en bes
8unbes: Sobtenf9Gbel NIT gefreu3ten
&no9en nebft 6idorprutben als Marnung
6interlteBen. @iner bon Der 8unbe, 6errpn
Ri9arb1pn, mar erfannt pprben, aber 1eirl
Bro3eB enbete nit Sretfpre9ung. 0araufz
bin IeBten bic 8er6re6er ibre l1nt6uten
fort unb Die Sarmer itanben benz 1nfug
6ilflDs gegeniiber.
8pr 6 Monaten pur6e @a6e &i9arbz
ion, Elm Spbn bes oben %genannten, Bel
einem 6ii6nerbieb1ta6l eripiI9t. Sen
Staatsanpalt gelang es, linn Elm boIes
@eitdnbniB iiber bas Sreiben Der @eiBfap=
penbunbe abaupreHen. &i9arbion trat gegen
bds 8eripreben Der Straffrei6ett aIs
9toats3euge gegen feline 9enoffe n auf. 9te
@roBge19norenen Iebten bic SI6rer in Mnz
flage unb bas GrgebntB bes eriten proaeHes
mar, bab Stin1 on unb 9abis tpegen8ranb=
%fiftung gu 3u6tbaustrafe berurt6etlt muir
ben. Ote aus Sarmern beiebenbe Surp
fat tire S9ulOigfeit getbun unb Die Ser
IteQung Der St9er6eit nirb benz gan5en
Gountn Mabt5on 3u Suite fomnen.
@ie bic Often lungen, 10 5pitf9ern bic
sSungen. @etbit unter ben @6ulfnaben i'm
Otter BON IL Bis IA Sabren beitanb in
MnberIon felt Monaten cine prganiitrte
8dnbe, tpel9e na9 4rt Der @otpbops ben
Desperate fp~ielten, it6 an 9ime1&omanen
ergObten, 9iebtGble begingen uno fonft al
lerlei unfug trieber. Die Mttglieoer Der
~fo9enannten 8iuie 8lue=8anbe 1inb nun
ebenfuus un1@Golib gemo6t. Der Sii6rer
WiQie 8lue unb 5tpet feiner S~elfers6elfer
pur6en na6 Der 3eformf4ule in plainfielt
gef9idt unb onbere nerDen tpu6r19etnliG
bQl0 na6folQen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
belt BON 1926 esssn "a @timmen ansenOm=

beit BON 1926 gegen "a @timmeu angenOm=
men.
alfo I4lteBli4 Elm GROCER @ieg Der ae=
qieGunq! = Die tinbli9e 5reube iiber bic
nrutmrei9en Siege" auF Maoagasfar TT
ia ben 5rdnaofen BON 6er3en 81 g0nnen.
linn tpenn 1ie in Derartigem Rubm Grfub
fir ben i'm lebten beutf@zfran50iif4en
&rlrq eingebiBten &u6m finoen, oann Inn
70 better!
IS 1T tpabr: Die fran3Oit16en Sruppen
i'll Mabagagfar, Die it6rigens grpBen SPELLS
aus &egimentern Der Sremoen>2egton be-
Itanben, pel9e ausNbenteurern Der peri4iez
beniten NatiOnalitdten beiteben, 9aben ge>
mcItige, bur9 Die @rbdrmli4tett Der Ya@
riTcr 4rmeeperpdltung nod Dermebrte 8o@
ben T6nierigteiten %iiberpunben. @ber bic
vrabmrei4en" Sdmpfe ielbt tpdren bel Der
SFeigheit Der 6ptpas &inberfpiel. Gs piirbe
Elm ue6ermaB fran8Oiif4er @hauDin.8erz
riidtfeit fetn, aus fol4en @iegen 9offz
nuttgen in 8e5ug alf einen &f gegen
rtutI4e 9eere gu f4OpFen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
&altreIttt9 bot ~@SeiBfappet II
SSnStatta.

Seit eSSa6ren trieb i'm gountn MdbtIpn
(im Ditli9en S6eile bes mittleren Snbidna)
cine 8anoe BON l1n6olben, Die aIs WeiB<
fappen befannt ipuren, ibr untpeIe len. Die
@eiebberd9ter, bic benz @ebeimbunbe angez
b0rten, ma9ten ben friebli9en 8iirgern,
pel9e Die &u6e unb Srbnung liebten, 0as
2eben iauer, unb fte luben 10 man9e Derz
bre4erii3e S6at auf ibr @etpifen, pel9e
unbeitraft bGie6, bu es peOer ben 8e6Orben
nod ben @e6eimppli5iften gelang, ibnen auf
Die Spur gu fpmmen unb Tie burb gertdtz
libe 8erfolgung Der berbtenten @trafe gu
ii6erantporten. Qlber Der &rug ge3t 70
lange gum Drummer, Bis er bri9t.
oSn ben lebten Sagen purben i'm &reisz
geri9te gu Climber pn, Dem @eri9tsorte BON
Mdbtfon County, aipei iunge MGnner, bic
oem @eiBtappenbunbe angebDrten, 81
mebriGbriger 3u9t6austrafe Derurt6eilt;
6o6 bamit lit nod ni9t aufgerdumt; es iinb
mod pettere pro3effe gegen Mitglieber Der
8anbe anbdngig gema6t unb es 1T bic Bette
&uat4t oafiir oorbanben, baB tie ben BET
ben 8erurt6eilten i'm 3u9t6auie @eieQz
I6aft leiIten perben. ". @tin1on unb @nt
9apis BADEN ie 6 Sabre 3ubt6aus er6alten.
8ie biefe 8eiben, 10 finb au9 Die nod UNI
ter 4ntlage Ste6enoen idmmtli9 paf6s9ts
@nglii9@@meritaner; iie beiBen: 9srroa
un0 Buoe &i3urbfon, 8ater unb Sp6n,
@alter @an SeDanoer, 8m. Gtinfon unb
Mm. Glarf.
Mit Nugna6me &ibarbfon's finb
fdmmtli6e v&uppen" SD6ne ange1e6ener
unb nobl6a6enber Sarmer, bener es an Der
@elegenbeit, fib cine gebiegene @@ulbilz
Oung gu eriperben, ni9t feblte. Nus geuz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
aoad1enttd1e autaots staata Bettnaa, aaatteuod5, Is. pesentbsr 1895

gingen, pbne bD6eren 8efebl %db5utpdrten, ba
fe nuBten, baB es it1 barlm barbelte, fp~
balD ais mDgli9 in ben 8eiiB BON Nmtens
81 fommen. M%ltitergiiltig pdr 6ierbet oas
@ingretfen Der Nrtilerie, bic iiberal, no tie
%eil;trat, einen ent19eibenben @rfplg berbeiz
fi;Grte. S6ne i6re Mitpirfung pGre Der
@1fple gegen ben iiberlegenen, in Dor5iigli9er
SteIIung 1teben6en Seino iebr 3peifelbaft ge=
ipeien.
8Iei93eitig muB aber au9 bic Sa6resz
aeit, in Ser bic @9la6t fattfanb, beriidii6=
tiat ner6en. Die Sonne ging III bielem
Sage 7,45 Morgens auf Elm bi4ter Nebel
perbinberte Bis 10 11br Morgnes iebe @us@
Ti4t, fobaB cine NufflGrung Der feinDli9en
Stellunq bur9 bic 3. GeoaleriezO ioif ton
alsqe19lofen blteb. Ser General b. W&arle
teuFfel bate feline Mbnung BACON, odB bic
@tclung Der 6ran5oIen 70 melt iiblt9 BON
Nmiens senommen mar, er bdtte font 5tpei=
fslos feline Sruppen uuf einen Der 5litgel
bereinigt unb bier nit gef4lohenen 8rdften
BEN Mngriff unternommen. @benfo muB
aid teriidii9tigt nerben, bab bereits gegen
5 u6r Na9mittags Die 0unfel6ett beretn@
Grad, bic benz &f iiberaQ Elm Gnoe
macbte uno ben Sranaofen ben Mb3ug na9
b:rn Norben ermDgltbte. Inter anoern
ltmIiGnben tpGren bic beiben GuBern 5ligel
berielfen poQftGnbtg 3erfprengt gepeien, unb
BON benz o~prgeOrungenen Centrum, ben bier
8utdiIpnen bes Generals Qecotnte, tpdre
tein Mann Der @efangeni6aft entgangen.
Menn 1omit cine tafti19e 8erni9tung bes
fron3Diif9en 9eeres an bieiem Sage nt9t
Itattfinben fonnte, 10 ipar Der @rfolg fir bic
oeut19en 9eere bod Elm be0eutenber. Die
reiche Stu6t Nmiers nit 10000 Ginpobz
nern fiel in lire 6dn0e unb nit i9r Der
Snotenpuntt BON flint Oerfdie6enen Giienz
ba6nlinien. Die gitabelle purOe bret Sage
rof, benz @tnriiden, na@ fur5er 8ef9iez
bung, iibergeben.
Mtt gere9tem @tol3e f~eterten bic aegiz
menter i'm fernen Often unO am Rbein
i'm &reiIe i6rer %@brengdite, Der alten 9}itz
tGmbfer, ben San Der @rinnerung an jene
gtorrei6e 3eit. Me0ge Die iebtge Generation
Elm 8rrbilb an ibnen nebmen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
HOrtIGritte ScS GipiloienfteS lit Der
StaSt Nc>p 0orf.

@enn au9 fonit gegen Die 9erpaltun9
oes Seem Norfer 8iirgermeiiters Strong
biele ginpG1be erboben peroen fOnnen, II
bat er bod einen She'll Der BON inn gez
qebenen 8erfpre9en gelDit. @r bat ben
@ipiloienit in Der Staot beoeuteno ertpettert.
QGs er ms Mmt fam, tparen 1897 Habit
I6e 8eamtenIteQen ben @ipiloienfzSeltimz
mu1qen un~tertpprfen; iebt iino es ndbe5u
$4,000. merbings fGlt bieier bebeutenoe
3upa6s buuptfd9li4 auf Die Sagel0bner,
fir pel9e Elm &egiitrirungsfpitem elngez
fiibrt lit; aber es itnb audi 5tpet btsber ben
8eitimmuroen bes Gipilbienites niGt u1terz
pprfene Mbtbeilungen in be1Ielben einbe=
apoen pprben. gs bleibsn ieBt muir mod
16oeieben opn benz S9ulpeien uno Der
@ountbz Memterr, :1i6t gang $50 geamte
bic piQtiirli9 angeitelt unb abgeieBt iperoer
f0nnen. rlno Der Gipilbienf zReformzger1
elm 6rinqt in ben 8iir9ermetfter, Die Sab
oieIe @teGen auf etpa f~iinf3ig berab3umia=
bern, unb bat linn bic n0tbigen 8pri9ldgt
unterbreitet. SANS er feline 3uitimmune
giebt, 10 pirb bic SADIE Oes GipilOienites
einen peitersn groBen S4ritt boripdrts &C.
md9t BADEN.
0as BON ben stpei gr0Bten Stdoten oes
2anbes gegebene 8eiipiel ptro 5meifelsobnt
einen bortreffli9en @influB 4aben unD gun
aQmG6li8en @infii6rung bes @ioilotenftes
in ale I'M ere Dffentli9en @emter fibren
10 1e6r fi4 audi 8eutezBolitifer pte San;
ner, 2orimer, 9erB uno Goni orten oageger
Itrduben mDgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
MEDICAL
INSTITUTE

Al. Damn fommen bic Sabrifanten nit %.
3eitungsberausgeber NIT 81, 8artiers nit
25, &aufleute NIT 20, Se6rer uno pro@
fefTpren nit IA, 6Dl5z2eute NIT 9, Ooftoren
NIT 8, 2eute, Die fi9 als 9ef9dftsmdnner
be3ei9nen, nit z, 8ergleute nit 5. @fDtlz
sSngeaieure unb @eiftlibe nit ie 3, 0afnpf@
bpot6efiber, ELECTROMAGNETIC, Stett>
bru6z8eiiber unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nit ie 2 @iBen, unb Observation-Disclosures,
4rfiteften, Meu1ttlehrer, Oelbrunaen@ge<
1iber, Mpot6efer, S6eaterzO ireftoren uro
9ampfbootz@ upitdne NIT ie 1 StB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18

Die @tuttgarter GragieBerei 9e1ar>
pel9e aud bus f90ne @4tllerz
Oentma1 in Gbicago's 9incolnpdrt 10
treffli9 gegoFen bat un0 bur4 t6rs pielen
ausgeaei9neten @uBarbeiten einen ebrenz
boQen Namen in gang Seutf4lano be1tBt,
begging fir3li9 unter tpdrr1er Sbetlna5me
rieler Jreunoe ben Sag ibres fiinf 3tgld4>
rigen 8eIte6ens. S6r braoer Grinder unO
Senior, Der iebt MISUNDERSTANDING 9err
Mtl6elm 8elargus, bat ii3 nun enogulttg
bonn @ef9dft auriidge5ogen 1nb 6te1es gar3
feinem ebenfo tibtigen @obne 9ugO iiber@
tragen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18

Sober Sropfen bes sariapuriGian ~9teioIOent ipirtt
ourb Os Slut, ben S6tueiB, llrin unb anbere Gltiz
i9teiten uno SGfte oes &0rpers auf pie 2ebenstraft;
penn es erieBt pie Iusi9eieun0en aug benz &Orpsr
iu4t, @9p6ili5, u%mgebeilte unO i6le6t ~bcbanOeIte
3uftIcubc in i1ren bie1en Snrmen, Sruicnz&rantz
9eiten, Giterungen i'm @alie unO 0tunoe, gel9toitl1tes
anpaen, in Den Sriiien umO gneeren abeilea BEG
&6rpers, i9limtme @uocn, Nusflub aus pen Obren
unO Die i6lintmitcn safe BON @autfrant9siten
Gruptionen, Sieberzausi@luq, &~opferinO, @inOz
tpnrnt, Sal5fl9bs .%gtotblaufi Iene, oidtpar,e Sleden,
Qcbensidfte t1nnen Our6 bieies gsunoer Der nIOoer=
men @benic turirt iperOen ltmO per @ebrauto Ssnels
ieiner @eiltraft iiber5eugen. !Benn Der 9atient,
tpclber tdqli6 Our3 pie tets fOrti6retten6e ab3ebs
bait su ~qcbtcten uno bic Oeroetbeten Stoffe Our3
6urd) ncue, aus geiunoem g(ut entftanOene eriebt-pelz
Dies bur6 bag Sariapartaian 9ei6ert lit . 10 tptro
betinmt @eilung %er3ielt, oenn ipenn oteie 1lez
1T, ben NbQanQ Der Der9eubeten Stoife gu bemmer,
10 pirb Die MISUNDERSTANDING balD erfoleen un0 nit
ieSem Sage ipiro Der Yotient befer uno ft6 tdrter
fublen, bic Speiien iperoen better Derbaitt, Der Nppettt
nirO or6ber unO oas SDrper9efpiGt tpiro s%unebinen.
ct. @bacintbe, g. o, Ganaba.
@u Or. &abipaD = @ertber SEER: SD era3te es
aGs meine 9flibt, Sbnen 3u e%rlaubcn. meincn Brief
in 8e3ltQ auf 5crofcln an pcr6ffentli6en, na0 ben
6eilln0cn, ipel0e i'd gu StanOc bra0te, nadbem ib
o6ne @eOenfen Sbrer Se6anblnngspeiie fplqte.
S6 b~eitGti9e abermals mcine in meinem lebten
8riefe Qemu6ten Sebauptun0en nno i'd f6nnte Sbz
nct nod mebrere 6dae BON Deri0ieDenen &ranfbci>
ten %onfii6ren, tpel0e burd Sbr SDitem Qebeilt murs
ben, pbipobl Der Scroteln=6au Der entertenstpertbet
mar uno bon pielen 2euten as elm ipabres gSuuoer
%unQeieben ipurOe.
Mit aQer @o6a9tun0 berbleibe i'd Sbr
&anbotp McSntDre Or. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18

Ser aQbefannte repu6lifanif9e 8unbesz
%Ienator Spar bon WafdAuietts bate Dol
einigen Mpnaten einen g @1aganfdl,
BON benz er fi9 feinespegs DDIig. erbOlt fat.
DIS er bieIer Sage in Der SenatsiBunJ bas
@ort ergriff bot er einen traurtgen anz
Bid. Ou bic Musfeln feiner re3ten 6ez
Iiht6Glfte t6eilneife nod geldbmt fino, 5tebt
ii9 Der re9te Munbtptnfel, tpent 9Dar mil
S9nierigfeit fprt6t, nod ntebr empor, nnb
fem friiber 10 giitig ausfebenbes glattsS
@efi9t, bas INN n9pibnamen uGrobz
mutter Soar" eintrug, betommt elm abz
ftoBenbes unb bt3arres Musfeben. Soar
trat i'm Muguit biefes Sabres ms fieb3igfte
Qebensiabr Elm. Sn bieiem Otter lit Elm
S9ldgfluB pabrltb feline 8leintgtett, uno
Der patient fOGte ft4 in &4t ne6nnea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18

9te @t9ifon SopefazS Santa Se<ga6n 1T
fir go Miaionen Dollars an bic bis9erigen
Bomb Snbaber auf Elm 11rtbeil Do1 $140,@
100000 bin p%ertduft pprben. 9amit 1T
bas geIummte, fi9 auf $102,027,o0o be-
l%aufenoe Nttienfapttal ausgepii9t poroen,
unb, pie es i9etnt, auA elm Sbeil Der fun
birten G9ulb, benin uuA Dem lebte1 ge@
brudt oorIiegenben 8eri9t Der SnterzState
Commerce GommtiIion belduft ii3 Der Be
trag Der funbirten S9ulb Der Nt9ifon
Santa 5ez8a6n duf $230,O67,405. Seben~
faus 1inb ni9t rnebr als Die S16uber bon
$40, 100000 Bombs Bel benz Nnfauf be-
tbeiligt. 9a Die 8abn cine 2Gnge BON
runb 10000 W3eilen bat unb Der pirfli4e
8autpertb elmer Meile 8ub1 fi9 auf
$4,000 belGuft, 10 6dtten bic 8ono=Sn3aS
Der alio fir $60,000,00O einen Wertb bon
$20O,OOO,OO0 erbanbelt, Dber, tpenn man
Die $14O, OO0,O 900 ausgelDf9ter Bombs, auf
bic BON Der 8aufumme etpa $40,000,000
3uridfalen, einre9net, fir $160,O00,000
= eth 9ldn3enbes @ei9dft. Gin UNI 10
iAle4teres baben d1erbings Die drrnen Seuz
fel DON &ftiondren gema4t, Die bas Na4z
Ie6en baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
ct. @bacint6e, g. g., CANADA.
GS fOrOert bic &orpulens.

srou g fiet ~inncrbatb IA Monaten bur5 elm bcs
~faHOiges SrauenIeiOen inn &0rpergeui6t ab BON lG5
anf IS @fano. Sic gcbrau6te %Stimocnt Gtien. e6iues
a]eprisicnen @s6simmittsl ipfgis aaerlst Snjcfs
oqnn lie nit Sc a D m g SariaparfIIi0n
Il eiolben unb in einem Ntonat nobm lie 10
giunsSs ga. 81: s.. Sa g. fir 5rnS Sag Gig %Seip %Srn,i fs cine SSana6ns
I'm smei Monafen mar fe D%oGitanOie bom Ser aen.
cHorr6ea oebeilt unO in feds Ntonaten bate tie Il n :
0fnnb an s IN d t 5u m m n.
Sic 1T iebt bibi6 unD geiunb. @ae franfer
Samen foGten g ariuparitlta n q efotbent
s%innebnen. 4s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18

SIN iebigen @ongrsB BADEN, ME INNER,
bic Mbbpfaten Die Me6r6eit. sic rtebn1er
ni9t peniger als 238 size Ell. ySun1ert13
am ftdrtiten nod iAnen iino bic Sarmer, =
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
6antfranfbeiteu; eruption nmO
Nnsi6lag.

&c oiebt fein Mittel. tpel6es ben an eulsffus,
MinotpYrm, %Itot6luuf, ct. @ntbonD's Scler, Tfe2s
ten, 9ufteln, @ei6piren, gusi6log, Nridelhise,
offenen @unpen, Giterunsen iopie i3le8ten sdften
aler @rt .9eioenben 10 idnel furtrt, ols oas g r :
a parilltan &eio1Dent. Nlan periune es.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
9as 8iaigltel 9as 8elfel

Cine SGai6e ent6alt nre6r pirfli6e Mebisin, ols
iroenO Elm GnOerss 9rdparat. @s nirb in Soien
onOceen MeOi3inen flint bis ieGs Nal loDiei nDtbia
1T. 8ertauft BEL @potbefern. 9reis 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18

Wsaft I9rei6e on DIR. RAILWAY & CO.. go. So
Gin Strabe. gtep Qort, fir einen &atboeber. 3
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-09
LOCAL MENTION.

T. d. Humphrey is very sick with neu-
raIgia at his home at 205 Harrison street
The funeral of A. L. McCaslin will be
held from the residence, 1923 Monroe
street, Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Samuel T. Howe will have an article
in the next number of the Agora giving
some facts and figures against resubmis-
sion.
The farmers institute at Mission Cen
ter was postponed until the 9Th and 7th
of March on account of the severe
weather this week.
The Estey & Camp Piano company has
begun suit in the district court to compel
of Frank Miller the payment of eighteen
notes for 1854 each and interest
Lyman II. Hendricks has begun suit
in the district court for divorce from his
wife Lolita, whom he married about a
year ago. He alleges immoral conduct
and desertion.
Arthur Lockwood is white boy 16
years of age Jerry Fisher of North
accused Arthur of taking it, and Arthur
has been arrested by the police. He was
formerly an inmate of the reform school
Mary Brown has sued her husband,
Sherman Brown, for divorce. They have
been married nearly four years, and she
alleges extreme cruelty and drunkenness.
She desires her maiden name. Mary
Jones.
In the district court the Central Ma
tional bank has begun suit against r. B.
Steele and Grace Whiting, as admins
tratrix of the estate of G. NJ. Whiting, to
compel the payment of a note for 1000
and interest.
Lulu Williams, colored girl thirteen
years DID, was found insane in the pro-
bate court yesterday after noon. She is
not violent but is of unsound mind from
a fall she received several years ago.
Her parents entered the complaint.
Postmaster Arnold has received two
brand new flags from Uncle Sam. and
one of them is flying now. 1t is only
five by eight feet in dimensions, and viii
be used every day. The other is ten by
nineteen feet, and will be used only on
holidays and gala occasions.
| Probate Judge Wood refused to marry
a couple for less than $3.50 yesterday
and they went to the Salvation Army Il
have the ceremony performed, where
they said it would be done for 81. The
contracting parties we're r Bruce Evans
and Edith DeCamp.
The funeral services of Cephas Winget
who died at Alma, and whose body wa
brought to Topeka yesterday, will tak'
place at p. m. tomorrow from the resi-
dence of his son, Byron, at ITO Var
Buren, street. The services will be con
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Thornburn.
There was a fire at $50 this morning
in the frame house at 121 West Seventh
street, occupied by G. w. belong.
caught in the kitchen from a stove pipe
but as the building is located next to tn
fire department a stream from the chem
ical engine was soon turned on and sool
put the fire out with little loss
Finis H. Killbrue, colored, was ar
rested today by the police on complain
of some of his neighbors, who said he
was cruel to a sick horse he had. Fini
lives in the neighborhood of Seventh anC
| jackson, and the police believe that h
will be able to prove his innocence. H
| is out on bond.
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KANSAS CITY, Feb. 9.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000; shipments, 1900. Mar
ket slow and weak. Texas steers
$3OO0 1896. Texas COWS, $1.50@
1915; Colorado steers $2.90@4.0O; beef
steers, $2T5@$5.OO; native COWS, $1.15
@365; stockers and feeders, $2.00@
500; bulls, $140@3.25.
Hoes = Receipts, 12,70O; shipments
500. Market 10 to 10 cents lower.
Bulk of sales $3.94@415; heavies
$4OO@425; packers $3.90@425; mix
ed $3.8O@415; lights $36J@40O;
yorkers, S390@4OO; pigs s34O@3.75
SHEEP = Receipts, $500; shipments
none Market steady.
WHEAr-Steady to re higher; No 2
hard 81 @ 521a. No red, SIC; re-
jected, 47@4sc.
Sales by sample on Change f. o. b. Mis-
sissippi river, No. hard 57@58c;
No. red 57c@56c
Corn 16c lower; No. 2 white, 41c@
Az
Oats steady, unchanged
RYk-Firm. No. 2, 52c.
FLAX SEED-DulI; $1.3001.31.
BRAN-Steady at 66068c
HAY-Unchanged.
BUTTER-Firmer; creamery. 17022c;
dairy 12@15c.
EGGs-One cent higher at 23@24c.
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LOSING CONFIDENCE.
London Becoming Alarmed About the
Stability of Our Finances.

London Becoming Alarmed About the
Stability of Our Finances.
LONDON, Feb. 9-The Chronicle this
morning says:
THE unfavorable terms upon which
America proposes to borrow are not a
very fiattering commentary on Ameri-
can finance. The present financial
and currency system will not
last long, but what will re-
place it? What substantial guar
antee have the great banking and
financial houses that a complete fnan
cial revolution will not occur in America
within brief period?"
The Times in its financial article says
that Paris will be likely to be keener
after the American bonds than London.
1t adds that some influential people here
seem indisposed to invest in the issue at
alJ
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TODAY's MARKET REPORT.
Furnished by the Associated Press to the
State journal

Furnished by the Associated Press to the
State Journal
CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-Wheat was steady
today Trade was not active, but there
was a firm undertone to the market.
Cables which came unexpectedly better
were the chief cause of the steadiDess,
but small northwest receipts and early
buying orders from New York also aided
in sustaining prices. May opened 1sc
higher at 55A, sold from 5328 to 53B
and held steady around 50M
Corn was steady on light receipts,
buying by commission houses and in
sympathy with wheat May opened lac
higher at 4516, sold from 448 to Ash,
and reacted to As.
Oats followed corn. May opened
unchanged at 30 q, and sold to Il.
Provisions were easier on large hog
receipts than the estimate and lower at
the yards.
May pork opened 1oc lower at
May lard sold at 1865. and ribs at
$500
WHEAr-Feb. 5O24c; May 53s4; July
GsoRRKx@eFeb. 42Ac; May. 444c@%;
July 445sc; Sept. 40.
OATs-Feb. 271s@56, May, 29@1s;
June 20; July 27A bid.
PORK February SO. 771S; May, $1O.O21S.
LARD-Feb ruary, $6.471s; May, $6.621a.
RIBs-February $500; May $52O;
July. So. 30.
Hoes-Receipts today. $1,000: official
yesterday 27,O73; shipments 1850; left
over 5000. Market active and 10 cents
lower closing. Lights, So. 90@4 80; mixed,
$4@44O; heavy $4OJ@45O; rough.
81 UO@415
CATTLE = Receipts, 1000 Official
yesterday, 1916; shipments 1864 Mar
ket weak to 10c lower.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; official yes
terday, 1907; shipments 25a Mar
Estimated receipts hogs Monday,
| Sc, 900.
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SLAP HIS FINGERS.

Attempt of Senator Householder to Get
Them Into the Treasury SugarbowI.
The state auditor has refused to issue
warrants on two vouchers drawn in favor
of Senator Householder which had been
cashed at local banks.
One warrant was for $87 and the other
for $40 and were in payment for his
services in visiting the state charita bic
institutions to collect Information for his
bill which is now before the senate.
The auditor says he wants to know
whether Senator Householder can draw
pay from the state as a member of the
board of charities for services rendered
along with his duties as a senator.
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He STANDS ALONE.
Sulloway, the Only Honest and just Con-
gresham From New England.


NASHUA, n. h, Feb 9-Henry ".
Blair will be succeeded on the 4th of
March in the national house of repre-
sentatives by a gentleman who is his
peer in picturesqueness and fOrcefuI
character, Cyrus A Sulloway of Man
chester. Mr.. Sulloway at present enjoys
the distinction of being the only member
of either house of congress- elected from
New England who is an open advocate
of free silver coinage and of that politi-
cal doctrine usually termed heretical in
this latitude.
THE tall pine of the Merrimack," as
the new congressman is affectionately
styled by his followers, is stamped with
the strongest kind of personality, and
his public career has been often marked
by radical departures from the stock
doctrines of his party.
Mr.. Sullowav comes out radically for
silver In an interview today he said
81 am a bimetallist and desire free
coinage. Silver is the oldest money in
the world. We have mountains filled
with silver and England has none. 1t is
a question of corner and the benefciar-
les of a gold basis desire to corner the
money into the hands of few. If
gold basis is ever adopted in this country
there will be a crash. There was never
such a currency on Gods footstool as our
paper money. and foreigners are
nightly glad to get it 1 dislike selling
bonds to foreigners. All the inter-
est should be kept at home Let us
stick to our silver instead of demonetiZ-
ing it. To me it looks like a crime to
tax our industries for half century to
pay interest on a loan made abroad"
Cyrus A. Sulloway was born forty eight
years ago in New Hampshire. He is six
and a half feet tall He affects the airs
of the common people and no income
comes from his law practice AS an
orator his manner is impressive and very
strong. Formerly he was classed as
lone of the boys" but become converted
by a Salvation Army lass, Matte B.
Webster, who is now his second wife.