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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
Ct the New York stock market today. as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney. members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14

Admiral Ramsay Recovered.
Admiral Ramsay, who has been i'll with
the grip for two weeks. has resumed his
duties as chief of the bureau of navigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14
Admitted to Practice.

Mr.. Mason N. Richardson was today, on
motion of Mr.. A. B. Duvall, admitted to
practice before the Supreme Court of the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14
QUICKLY PUNISHED.
Georgia Negro Lynched for Criminal
Assault.

Assault.
FORSYTHE, Ca, March 14.-Yesterday
afternoon Amos Gibson. a negro, criminally
assaulted Mrs. Martha Waller and Miss
Hart. two respectable white women. the
latter an imbecile. He was caught and
taken TO the woods near the scene of the
crime last night and hanged to the limb Of
a tree. his body being afterward riddled
with bullets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14
Gen SchOfield Ill.

Gen. Schofield is still suffering from the
effects of a recent attack of the grip and
is compelled to take good care Of himself.
He has not left his residence for several
days. His official mail is sent there to
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14
Treasury Receipts,

National bank notes received today for
redemption. s26S. 04O. Government receipts
From internal revenue, SIT, $50; customs,
$6l8,013; miscellaneous, 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14
Another VICTORY for the Women.

Another Victory for the Women.
ALBANY, N. Y. March 1.-THE assem-
bly, today passed the concurrent resolution
submitting to a vote Of the people the
question of woman's suffrage by vote Of
90 to 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14
To Take Charee Tomorrow,

William Marshall ketchum Of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. who was appointed as chief
of the division of stationery and printing,
Department Of the Interior, vice Scion s.
Laing of New York, resigned qualified to-
day. and will assume charge Of the division
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14
Pensions Granted.

Among the pensions granted today were:
District of Columbia.-Alexander Bird and
John Duffy. Maryland.-FrederickS s. Far
ry, Hagerstown. Virginia.-Ibby Smith,
Cape Charles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14

Against the Death Penalty.
LINCOLN. Neb.. March 14.-The Senate
has passed the bill abolishing the death
penalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14

story of Police Prosecutions.
NEW YORK. March 14.-Zella Nocalous
accompanied by her husband. AL Ruhman,
was again before the extraordinary grand
jury today, to continue her story of police
persecution which she began yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14
Grain and Cotton Markets,

Cotton and grain markets. reported by W. d.
Iibbs, 1i21 + ST., representing Hubbard, Price &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14

Collector Of Taxes E. G. Davis has re-
sumed the duties of his office, after a trip
to Florida, extending through two weeks.
Commissioner Ross is visiting in Illinois
and Secretary Tindall is confined to his
home by slight illness.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
Saprenee GommtD, senueSjee.

IenneSiec er Der re. ION / iaa mango
nnOre Stater, baaoe suot os oaarItSt 9aGo,
men leg tror, al hpao ies bar ieei, at miotre
Seuuesiee er pmtrent al bet bebiie. 2aw'
renee 9ountp sr bel life Of be beUite Com,
tier. Ser er alereoe mango S~faupinaper,
gReni8heo % airte, iom Ies baabcr oil saa
lremno % tpite Scrrens %geliisnelie.
vi ocrl iom bar boiat fig her, liter piit De
felte fig 8anite bra. On Ting bpr man
tults pao, raar man fcmmer bio, % oct or
tile at iipbe formeSet gauo, iaa man life
Tar Sen9e NOT at lepe al Get lprIte 9lar.
aipb life mere 9auo, eno 3 fan betale for,
% man maa baue geusc not til at leue of.
'noiil mon tan iaa aplIus; oa fan mo ilaa
zig tsleruem.
Scr sr meset Stop, spOt 8anb % goot
S.intnt, % 10 lGnsere Git man tommcr, oeIto
hDIere % iunoere bliuer Get. So lau9erc
Selt man tommer, oeIto baarliaere blipcr
Sauoet, o. paa mango Gteosr sr oct neIten
Tor oaariigt of IGsse grbetoe pan. Sea pil
lpectclt nGune ben ipolise Eel al Sutton o.
Seutor Counter, buor man lille bpr Iaoe
no iorlsSe al asenter til at boiatte lig.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
Vp eIagS regfrit 2rnpt.

Reaisriusen | Gueits bar untnsct en-
al be npeIte uosauer Of rssirit arabt,
men fsrit eiter LANCE funfurrsrenbe 5or'
iss meo andre aiarter. Zen antoses
Tom ben bebite, icroi 'ben / bsieite
Grab f~orsner Iitroslpeerin'a ruciets
Sfposepue meb be itabile oa i~areirie
Gsenitaber, Der faraftsriiersr ben Stp'
bebomulos. 3lasie, bportiI ten borer".
9ette Grnbts 5ortrin beitaar iirr
beri, at Bet lille moetclosr @itroslpees
rim Os iplselis icraaricssr minbre
Ssnbcrffensnins i8anonlsbet, liseiom
bet ltal pare mere parist % fareirit.
8rubtets Souebioroele fan ! aortbeo
betesnes i ire Sumter: u bets Sfps
become, p bets girtuius paa aunun'
lsbst. 81 bets stabititet os JareiribsS.
SOriss meo Senipn tit bet isrIte
8untt i~oretoses / Speits, / GnqIano
Os i suer,se; be ii8es at BABE ialbt
meact belois no. Ingaaenoe anOet
Gunft bsber oct, at 5OriCs bleu siort i
eueits, us uuber oisie aifprsoes 10000
Club fra ct a~lmiuoelist @eoar % 500
fra en- 3risstanun al Staal. uben at
nuscn al be Tjenef9isrsnoe Tom tilIfas
DC. Spr at prsue be ! treble Iuntt
cpaiune G~senfaber bteo Der uuitiact
6uriDs baabe i Sueits % / euerise.
9esusen fob Sruotet Jig soot i be
8rpuer, iOn foretoSes meS at nOiGtte
oct Iur 8aoe; li9eiaa ba bet noiattes
for Itart 90 lun9pari9 Sebe, Der git
laa bsis Iom til 176 Graoer Gubrens
belt, meoens bet i 6 Gage Os 8 Elmer
buer Dag itoo fig mob 140 9raoer Og
mob 122 @raosr uaibruot | 1872 81.
nier.
8rubtet er iuloitanois uantauoelist
% miuore ipnlist END 9titro9lpccrins
&rubt, naar bet aiipres / oiii8t 8eir
sQer / Gtumrins eaer Mprte, li9eiaas
liot iom bet uouitler antrnoeli9c Gas
ier.
Iii en- sioen Calming saar Der al
bette Sruot fun 1870 ErUcent al ben
Beat, Tom piloe meosaa al andre Cor.
ter Npmulos.&rn0t. 7
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
GIT Ictcftipbtnorie.

On forngielis Sitorie ON en- Dame
og EFT Scrre, iom reiIte iammen, lpber
Iom ielger: De bar iulo itanois frems
meoc for b%Inanoen. 8lubielis flyer
9:rcen:
"Srue, tsr ics beOe Gem ie uo az
ginouet ct gieblit? Seq uil iaa sjerne
Itsle libt paa nit TOilette".
"Sa, beoarcS min Serre", iasbe bun
Iprcfpmmenb., ioet bun reiite zig ps
uenote Rpssen til ban,. Husle Die
blitfe eiter iasoe ban:
"Ru er ies iaroia Srue, % De Tan
j9tte benz i9ien".
9a 9amen penbte fig, iaa bun lin
8eiiciGle i~proanlet til en- elegant Sa'
me meO ct tDtt Slsr for GnIistet.
go MI min Serre eGer 5rsfen,
bpao De iaa err, iasoe Samen, "rliOe
leg psiaa bebe Gem ie ct gieblif ub
al Sinouet, ba osiaa ies snlfer at rette
liot paa nit Toilette".
~Sopel Srue", iosoe Serren / %,
metlroerne ps oenbte Zig piebliftelis.
"gtu fan Ge ie bib isien!"
5il fin fore Gprbauielie iaa Serren
i Sametlaoerus ipran Jig lin &eiiefaae
-~iurpanolst til Wano. San tlemte /
en- 2atter us iasoe:
"Get fer ub til, hi bolber paa at
i.itfe unbai begse to. Soao bar De
siOrt? Seq bar rpset en- 8aut".
"Ss jes", iasoe ben forbenpGrence
Dame, ibet ban flente ct Yar Saanos
isrn omtrius fin Jteiieiaaes SaanOleo.
"Ies or 9etcftiu S.-fra Imiterbam ps
bar fulst Dem i Salene De iibfte Sar
Gage, 90 MI ct bet beoit (ioet ban
prslentersbe en- &euOluer), De iorbOls
Der Dem rolis.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
&uo, NiQmore Co., ysinn.

Sionleoeu Spnoas Njten for en- iurr
Neanliorm berouer, leolaaet of ItGrf Ytuo.
SeSomtrins blep iu1en Staoe alort, men
pea Nort1 Irairie blrite en- bel Sci Stclter
nee, lp eotes pioeu ON % blep glenuem.
e'gotc al Jieguct.
SnsodG bapoe ui oeina sanIte itrrt Sinh.
SS9 nie0enS Sgporene Soenseio trRlteoe hos
Nls Abrrno ilpi @uilter ira 1altlnen bcrt
. SiatteFe % autpnote oiSic, % / ct g,u
var alf ! 6pr % SIamme. iaa at bper,cu
Separatoren eucr Straaltatteren tunoe REQ.
pes; Sia!tene ino bolot SUEDE % 8pn o.
Seiilue. iom bar uotrGItet. elf paian melton.
eeLs nleo. Omireut 20 SGiter fploie meo
&peSe % CO, 60 TONNE Geite bar heller
Ille Maao at ido fat pna. Srporcoe Suenss
2~rGIininsen
~ DV,irltae bar inaet Srore ON. at
pans Sen 9ans liant Ole Hor9aarcen
IgaTs aones Yrooeriun) li0aer baarot ina
= Nerpeteber oeo Goiior. VI. 3atota. Sr.
b0!'sliao er reiit for at is til benz.
6. u. Sieue.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
6pao 0Dfferc fan uorctte

Ct enself Masajine inoeboloer en-
interes iant artitel ON Gpitcre os beres
9eoriIter. 9e Sarer, icm truer, er
mango: SaifIfe Os andre Ssubprer
fan Huge 9ptierne, 2uitleouinsen Ton
saa itu, Snoren fan bilue inopltIet / en-
euer anoen iremItaaenDe Gienitano pao
6apbunbeu. gliscpel bar 3piterue
uoiprt mansen panitelis Sebriit Oo
reboct fore 8eroier. Ssrpaa nosle
Grempler.
8 1906 TOM Sfib Gar! Of G6er.
sapeunp" fra Sitinoien, men i~orltite
ps iant paa 10 Same 8anS. S 2sbei
af 10 @taansoer biersebe TO 9pffere
belle 2aonirsen, beriblanbt $375,000
Iense. gtpste gur isuere fit en- 9pt'
fer sauRe otene 100000 Op al en-
ipanit Grcmaitins, ipm bar iunfen peo
oen irIte apit. "glalabar~, iom for.
liIie / 1866, bapoe life minbre eno
s1,40O, 600 / reoe 9erse pmbpro. gift
blep bierset.
9piterue bar uoi6rt en- Reusoe
lienenbe 9eoriiter. gn rGrenoe !Si'
ltorie iUrteaes ON en- Yerion. Tom
miiieoe lin 5orlOpeliesrius i Sanoet,
men peo en- Taper 9piters Gnltreus
9elIer sanIfs uuentet III ben isieu. K
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
st Gtortt paa Sapet

iprsasr ben Slelie ees ubebas elispserr. gRen ieIp
uaar Bsirst life or torn u!ei, er ban uoiat Tor Sra
ipse. o.. lem be arsr be 'lgre SaHoe~. bSr Bare
urinnet meo Soitetters Niptbittsrs. bee b~eroltstr
81 iOriturreSe 3uouoIoe burtI9t, RI.ert % bsbigslist.
@s5 be ftaesItle SuSEpsslisr At trOptit. ~ualartit sIss
aft or barit sgsr iastist sIina iaape. Jon mob be sf
tiGe glIiainacr. ion, Tan pptaa ira uiuHo Hs ing 81
saaF.ilt Sri,t, pluc. er eeaue DlsOieiH ct plaItosIiat
IN oviIi nbs Niopd. SanoeIsreiisnSe sal - o.
gaao. 9SirI', Uaiuear5 there. 6%arrters OF andre, ipm
CT uoiat fer irrlis ON f~tiitsHoe Setrlili. iaml smmsr
/. at eenae ptapsbitters CT Der be0i.e . .itgit.iesmlos
Del. Tet fprebsaa T @iat % eHuaeone, ION 6ptae al
iUtigt Setr q 63thsllie, llnirioi5 iom bet CT en-
ptriiem BefptI er MOB dllals Malaria. Def Ton oss
al ltoss paa I zIII9!pe Of 09spepiia. ssper' % Rprs'
ip9oprnue. Ltt)
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
MlaTaS 1ilDt.

Gusieues S~iuseplaoie / alafa bsrcs
pes bert Gdr for omtrent en- tpnrt
WlilIion 9Gg. bptS glbumeu bsubitcs.
Deb Spiamlinsen al biSie 9GJ b.lotr
et liseiaa fort autal borttaitst, ioroi
De balpoeis er uotlGgfsoe. GaateOcs
pil bet ioritaacs, al EotlrsaslisH al
sGB CT sonIfs erorru, % of 8iIotc!s
5crmerius oermso bemmes ! betDoeli0
GRAB. Eaar BERTH fommer 3R3rsncs
taaoe Seriinscr / Sl~taitn, CT Der be-
srunoet Srpst for. of 8Iloanoeu, @i9s
% Spancr inart pil bore uorpooet
osroppe.
5nbrifauter az Sipbsoonben iaaoels
ium S99crne Ielu maa tunue inois, at
benne tantelsIe 5rem9argsmnaoe er til
oeres esen Staoe / 2Gn9Oen, og at no.
get maa siercs 40 2upens @ei for at
freoe bi8ie &ugeplaoie cg iatte en-
stopper for FABIAN Craft.
Oct pil uoeu Ioiut interesi,rc at
faa pioe uugst on oisie Silofu9ters
Iuseplabier Gangs Yutou1ooeu pg
u.b 8~Olioinbuaten li99cr fore 2ano'
fr9tninger, bpor &iloGnosr, @ipS %
Suoner boIoer til. 9iolig on 8an.
rem tan SunoreostuIinoer Of Oisje
5ugle ices iOmme fra ipoti9e GgHe for
at bpoae fine Ieotr % ubflalfs Sga-
fun for at msbe lin pGrIte 6ieuoe SG3'
tDreu.
SptS man BIZ oigre fig ben llleili0s
beo ct ie eiter paa aartet, fan man ie,
at guiOnaOOeu lcter no / B~sbriugI6eu.
GOliuinbu9teu befinber fig / gtprO for
YufOn 1OOsr. s gpO for benne iinbcs
en- anoeu for 5lDo, faIOet aultuquint,
Ue cnonu lGn8ere igO finoes Ell liseiaa
itor, remlis Guibegatlooen. Gangs
olsle Gloe er 5uBlenes Nu0eplaoler,
CO fer opiamIes be itorc gG9man8cer.
Qisie 5uglereOer llgScr iaa tot PED
birauoeu, at oct er unItcn umuligt for
en- 5oo0iar9er at bane fla Bel uoer at
femme i Gfaoe for at itDoe imoo sucr
trampe pna et 9te6e.
Den oisie Gilbolosfeoer / IuBeti.
ben er life iaa oibtfrat!e, Tom be bar
for bare no8le iaa glnr iiOen.
&eo &iGlp al tunIti9 iammenIat
Slyn9er fan De SnOiGote / Gtumrins
gen / ct ereite &aIt iause Uptil ct On,
lin 8iloGnoer, aar GIotfen er ifGro
meO ira 8anoet at bGue fig til 5lust.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

Ser bpor en- rpisr opsrorepent os
bpur en- anbsn baoler lise polbiomt, Der
oil man iifreit finpe Wenneitet netOp
iaabant. ipm bet siennsminitlis er.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
correspondence.

r,r.,srrscrer roer Tnrr 20 goresfe foaes iHe
rsrtf, serirr Ill. he Fir tif' enanna nierreriirNe az
s,tetnerc. garnet riI ietiius cferiiiss'rri. nfss>
ugtfte trhio5 mrroe acrrsiroubent fnifer oct, Hfn
ttrafiirnen maa tape Eaonet CO atreslen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
ASSAULTED Am noBBEn.


a BslInirO Mil Man RSosIVSS Possibly
Fatal InIurlss and Is Robbed by Un-
known PsrsouS.
Last night about IL o'clock PaIaers'by
found a man lying in the alley in the
rear Of the Windsor hotel, in BsllAire,
in an insonsibls condition, badly beaten
and bleeding at tho nose and ears. lie
was at once takon to tho police station,
where his injuries were attended TO.
He was still inueuslble at midnight and
il was feared that he would not survive,
At the station he was recognized az
Stephen NeuhRrdt, who is employed at
the Bellairs blast furnace. Yesterday
evening ito received bis wages aud
when searched hs was found to have no
money at all. This leads to tho con.
clusion that he was assaulted and robbed
in the alley.
Tho police are on the lookout for the
assRilaRt and thief, but had discovered
no clue late last night, PArhapG NSu.
hardt may throw some light on the
mystery when he regRins consciousness,
ii lie ever does recover il. The affair
created considerable excitement IN Bel
iaire last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
NIGHT pnowhnlts AROUND.
A frequent Cause OF ComplUlut--A Case
Yesterday Morning.

A Frequent Cause OF ComplNlut--A Case
Yesterday Morning.
Early yesterday morning Officer Gard.
nor saw a man in the yard back Of DR..
McNIastor's hospital, on ChNpIino HtrOOl,
As thoro had boon complaint Of trOI.
pnnscrs there before, and numerous
cases OF tho Same kind In the ward, the
ollicor called to tho man TO stop, aud
whom Ito refused to do 40, Arsd ut him.
Tho shot attracted Officer knnGs, who
was noar at tho timC, aud both made n
thorough EcnfCh, but without result.
The residents Of tho Second aud Third
wards, up on tho hill, have boon much
annoyed latOIy by night prowlCts, and
a number Of them have declared thoir
intention hereafter to shoot first aud
mako Inquiries alterward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
Fresh FISH and Oysters at
A. YAHnLISG's, 1904 Market at,
DIED.

Platoon Thundry, October 3, 1895, at 2;i5
O'Clock p. IN, WILLIAM y pLAEE, in his ilst
year
Funeral services at his late residence rear No.
7l3 Market street, sunday afternoon at $50
O'Clock, Friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend IntetmenIGl PeuinsulAr
CemsIory.
REDMAN- On Thursday, October 8, 1896, at $50
p, H.. SARAH RLuaAS, relicI VI tue late
IhomN Redman, In het7Id year
Funera! from her late residence. No, 1911 AcCol'
Loeb street. sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend. Intermen, at peuIuiular Cemetery,
CuSTER-On Friday october I, 1895, a. 10 p, IN. I,
At his late residence No, ASls Woods street,
JOHS ClsTEH. CgOI - years
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

lr'a lust as ohuy To try Ono Minute
Cough Curr m anything OlSO. It's
easier 10 cnro n severe cough or cold
with II. lot your next purchase Tor n
cough bp ono Minute Cough Unfc BDi.
tor medicine, bsllOr results, bOltrr
try IT, Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling, W.
Va, u, E.rcObolv, lirnwood, and lIowlc
4 Co., Bridgeport, ., q
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01

lator after paying his carriers so small that it is an injustice to him to beat him out of the money. but it is an in- justice to those subscribers who do pay to have them carry the non- payers.
 The circulator's experience has be- come so unsatisfactory that he is com pelled to announce that on the 1st of June no papers will be delivered to any one who has not paid up to the 1st of May. It is not discrimination against any certain persons, but it is straight business.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01
A NEW SUPERINTENDENT.

MT. G. H. Honshell of San Francisco, today assumes the duties of general superintendent of the Maricopa & Phe- nix Railroad company, with his office at Phoenix. He takes the place of Col. c. s. Masten, who has resigned.
 Mir. Honshell has the reputation of ger and operator, and during his brief residence of the past week with us, has made many warm friends.
 As soon es he can procure 8 suitable residence his wife and daughter, both of whom are the most charming of women, will join him in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01
A CONFIDENTIAL LECTURE.

There is little matter which the cir culator of TIE REPUBLICAN desires to have presented to it's readers. It is that of the payments for the paper. Some people seem unable to discern the distinction between daily paper, which publishes the news of the world and brings to them the history of the day, and weekly or monthly publica- ton that provides matter which how ever interesting and valuabl is not in- dispensable. The latter is an ordinary business venture like grocery store or meat shop, and if it were closed or were unsatisfactory the patron could go to some other store. But the daily paper is like a postofice or railroad train--it must be kept open and kept going, not as mere individual business affair. but for the convenience of the public. The publishers themselves have no moral right to let it be hindered or de- layed.
 Therefore the readers of dailys papers have no more right to attempt to evade payment than they have to stand of the postmaster in the purchase of stamps or the railroad in the purchase of tickets.
 Not only aret profits to the circu-
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01
DOLLAR WHEAT POSSIBLE,
business. .


 Crop returns from Nebraska show all grains to be below the average and the prospect is for only medium crop, at the most. Nebraska IS not the only state where similar returns have been received from. The wheat boom is not based on speculation.
 The wheat crop will be small, even iD the event of favorable weather, because the acreage is less than formerly. It is not wild guess to predict dollar wheat. And it is not altogether certain that a break will occur at the dollar mark.
 The outlook is good for considerable advance in the price of all cereals be- fore the summer is over. And were it not for the heavy importations of foreign manufactures, increased by the Democratic free trade law, we could confidently look for sharp advances in the prices of all goods and of labor.
 But at the worst, business will be better this year, now that there is no fear of further reductions in the tariff and more free i'm mportations of cheap foreign goods.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01
PRENIx. JUNE 1895.
FAILED TO CONNECT.

The reports of the wool trade do not bear out the predictions that were made by the Democrats. Those in- terested in the subject have realized for some time that there had been 6 fail. ure to make connection, but the most striking proof of this failure was furn- ished by statement published yester- day morning.
 The story was told in single set of figures showing the relative sales of domestic and foreign wools in Boston. So far this year the sales of foreign wool have been 15, ,667 ,00O pounds more than for the corresponding period last year, while sales of domestic wool show falling of of 687, 900 pounds.
 The distinct promise of the advocates of free wool was that the importation of more wool from abroad would enable our manufacturers to use more of the domestic product in combination that consumption of our American wools would increase and, consequently, that the prices would advance. Exactly the reverse has proved true. Foreign wool is coming in in enormous quantities, while sales of the American product are running down and the prices drag ing along at the lowest figures ever known.
 Another feature of the same report was that successful experiments are be- ing made with South American and Cape of Good Hope wool as substitutes for certain kinds of American feeces that have heretofore monopolized the market for the purposes for which they are peculiarly adapted. Thus it is shown that, not only does free importa. tien of foreign wools fail to make a greater demand for the domestic pro duct to be used in com bination, but if actually laads to American aeeces be- ing crowded out of the special fields that they have occupied exclusively.
 Altogether, in the light of the records of trade, it is not likely that the Demo crats will make any wool predictions hereafter, unless they think the people do not read.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01

AN ECCENTRIC New York man has been testing the honesty of the people of that city. He bought six lady's purses, put in each 42 cents. key and a card bearing a name and address The next day five of them were return ed and he expects the sixth one will be returned also. In every case they were found by women. Now it is clearly proven that the female portion of that city does not need to be Lexowed.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01

A NEW ORLEANS lady has started a conversation class among the ladies of Chicago "to teach them how to talk" /" If she could only get enough together to form class that would be willing to learn how to listen. the morals of the Chicagonians would undergo a wonder. ful change.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01

THERE has been another mad rush for land into the Klckapoo reservation. If any of that army of l5,000 were dlsap- pointed let them come to Arizona where they can have all the advantages of civilization and education and a good farm for very low figure.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01

A RUSSIAN scientist has invented a machine for measuring fatigue. Mothers can now see how dreadfully tired the small boy is when asked to do errands and compare it with how lively he feels when he wants to play ball.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01
WOMEN are born fnanciers

WOMEN are born fnanciers. In an eastern city one received $500 in rail road settlement clam. She bought a piano and g folding bed, and as there was no more left she went to the over seers of the poor for the price of 6 calico dress and she got it, too.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01

THERE is not a silver standard eoun- try in the world today where the labor Ing man received fair pay for his days work" says Mir. Carlisle. The same may be truthfully said of the gold standard countries.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01

CATTLE scarce, beef high, roast beet order thin.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01

THE man with the straw hat may again venture forth with confidence.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-01

THE campaign of education is on 1T Arizona.