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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
PERSONALS.


J.R. Dickinson vent ~ Turner 70.
day.
Hon. Chris r. Yates Of Washington
county u in town.
W. q. WestAeott spent sunday In
the metropolis.
Judge McC&lD cams vp from Port.
land on the morning local
Mira A. N. Moores aud children sIs
visiting friends Ia Portland.
n. n. croiaan made business trip 10
Portland Saturday afternoon.
eenaior a. Oesner returned from
Iebanon on the aftsrDOsn looai.
J, spsBgIsf. Jr, wAs passenger for
FOrs.l Grove this afternoon on bunl-
nsas.
Deputy shshG y. ". Cooper was
doing business in Woodbufn Saturday
afternoon.
gudss l.. u. Henry aud Tbos. BFues
are tbs oppssaDs oandldaiss fos school
0lfggiof today
fsso, A. Hughes, reading clerk for
tise aossse, fsturned ~ F8feH drove 0n
tiss afefDooH local.
Ma. Waltsf Denton went ~ Wood
bUfn thla silsfn09n where shs will visit
islends fDf fsw days.
Iisy. Musllbaapt IsiufneJ from
Jefferson this afisgn0on, vbsFs DO
hsld ssfyioss sunday.
Representative H. 4. Ma,Fhsad
sans d0wH from Jgnsilan cily, Lane
ooaniy, ibls aflsfneog,
neefsisFy ~ state a. ~ klnosld -
tsFssa e. iiss ely ihis sfisfnsoa after .
ffw days gisis ~ tgKsns
Ms, n. T. Fissls' sna Miss hhlpp
ssiafssa hsus i,sisFasg sssalsS ffoig
1aslpsss tglp ~ Portland,
Nee ~ hsfsh. ~ fugiisDa u via
lilnN u ibs heas " hsf slsisf, Afs f,
D hHlsili, ea i,il'sfig sigpsi
Hm d, \ bsss gsiugesa beSss Og
fis aflsssssa leasl, silsf F.@illgF
lslsllas ~ hsssss 80 foe dsyss
~, Wsilsg ssRis agWn fnap hsv
sshsiesn Wesbl pesisfdsf, sea sill
feaisln ~ iils 49, uefsfsl sssts
A. &. fisHmss iisssiinH sslsss,sb
a. ibs hslsia Nsafn NH was . zee
saBnfl ~ ilastiiifT en ihf wissins
iaaai
n ffiewH has ) i'saly isasinsa l,sea
iissa hsngllag eghAflas ~ lsslsssisiii
3 $50 nffrle laasaai nfsiig ~ I'D ~
lsaasis ssla
isslssssilisiiFs "a !. iisftlsg psassa
iilfagRh haitfa ~ ilsf ~ lseal ~ his
Wa1 heall fissH fhilensih shsis ~
Klsei esNasf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

q. J. Simerai: of Macleay, was IN
town tbisgmOrDlng. Hs says summer
fallow IL too dry 10 Dlow, and late sown
grain Il needing rain.
Prof Gleason, the horse tanner, and
MS assistants, took the overland train
sunday morning for Tacoma, where
re will give sn exhibition.
John Porter Of SlaytoD, came down
Oday 10 sell bis mobair wool. He bsf
100 goats that yield three pounds each.
II brisgs 20 cents q pound.
Mrs. ". Tbrall, who has been the
guest ~ Mv. Earl Race IN Yew Park
~ several days, returned 10 her home
Albany an the Il:I7 local.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. BiueDkel and chill.
oT,D and q. Polhfe arrived In the city
saturday from Minnesota and will
loca'e on farm near Salem 10 the near
fu.ufe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
soothes and Heals.

SANTA Able soothes and heals the
membranes Of the throat aud lungs
when poisoned aud inhamed by disease
IL prevents night sWeats aud tightness
across the chest, enTes coughs, Group,
aflhmA, eOlds, bronchitis, pneumonia,
whO0plng cough aud all other throat
aud lung troubles. No other medicine
10 ~ suooeaaful in curing nAaal oatafTh
an CALIFORNIA CAT R-CURE.
The enormous aud Increasing demand
for these standard CallfofIia remedies
n0nhfm their meflls, sOld aud ahsolut.
ely guaranteed ~ Lunn a Brooks Al
sS oonts aud ll0J a paekAge. ThIes
fOf 400.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
wEArHEE AND MARKET.

The weather Oregon has been enl'y.
inc for several weeks cannot Oe exeeileu
by the balmlest skies Of the sunnles'
soutbern cline. Flowers and Vegets-
ton are putting forth, and the spring
season ls upon us 8 month earlier thSh
usual.-Albany Herald, March 10.
PuYALLUP HOP ITEMS.
The hop market has been very quiet
this week. and prices remain uh'
changed. :,
One prominent hop firu has received
important cablegrams, which may
effect the market somewhat.
Shipments from Puyallup station
this week were:
Fifty.two bales to New YORK.
The n. p. warehouse here CONTAINS
700 bales.
The Lilienthal warehouse contains
800 bales.
The Tacoma Traction Co.'S warehouse
contains 300 bales.
Stewart & SONG warehouse contains
$50 bales.
The First National Bank warehouse
contains about 500 bales.
CALIFORNIA DAIRY ITEMS
The local market for Dairy Produce
remains in a very unsatisfactory con-
dltion for both dairymen and dealers.
Receipts Of Butter of all descriptions
during the past week have been very
liberal, and as the Humboldt county
creameries are again shipping to con-
siderable extent, 1t IL expected that
supplies will continue to accumulate,
This has had 9 tendency TO weaken
values and accounts for lower prices
All grades at present are moving
slowly, buyers being backward and
sales generally small. The quotations
are easy, and there is every probability
for further decline 10 the next few
days. The Southern market appear
to be oyerstocked with local stock, anC
there is little demand on this marke
from that quarter. All dealers aresup
piled at present.
Ranch Eggs are In sbundsLt suppl.
and rule low in price, with store EgV
being offered ln liberal quantities nj Il
cents a dnzad. Consequently the pric
on ranch stock does not exceed tb
quotations IN any instance, while sale
are frequently made at frequent rate,
Stocks Of Sanch are heavy, while s,or
varieties are liberal though somswhs
reduced az a result Of heavy shipment
TO Eastern states.
All grades Of Cheese, including fame.
mild new, are weak and prices easy
Owing TO the low price Of Butter
dairymen will doubtless increase To,
output Of Cheese, and this will cause
further reduction In prices.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
RIVER NEWS

Steamer Eimore will be down from
Harrisburg this evening.
Steamer Eugene is expected up from
the metropolis this evening.
The Esgleite was reported on bar
near Fairfield this morning.
Steamer Altoona made five round
trips between Salem and Independence
yesterday. She came down from the
latter city this morning, and left for
Portland on time with good load Of
freight, aud her usual complement OF
passengers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
Remove Ktlnnsss

None are s0 qulok ~ Aes the Adyant.
age " remedy az those who may be-
called ai auy minute ~ avail them
selves " a. la witness ~ this J. ~.
sullivan, hfefUlafy ~ the Amateur
Athletic Union, Pirrident 0f lhe Pas
,iiu. Albisiio tiub, aud Athletic I'd
it0f ~ The Sporting ilnles, writes
fpI ysafs ! have bson Aeliyrly eon'
uscied Altb Sthlriic sports. / alwHys
iVuna a ~ uiy advantages ~ use All
npnh'h fokuuH fiAsTEkA Nhlls lu
ifsininRl ~ ihHy qulGkly remove sofs
psHs spl Hiiiiuess and shsu aiiaakaa
siih any kind 4 gains, tbs fssult ~
slight oilds ! aisa says ussd AilAoOK's .
slih iHnihirial fssuiiH hAys p0siosd
ihA' nHFl siblriss ~ liis lln,sni dsb
Nea hiAhlnF rise but ALlnnoK 2
FtAnfHHh
hhAAphEIH,s piiJs fsmoEs sll ilu,
puniifs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

The eopafineTship hsfriafofs ssist d.
ins l'slseen a, \ Gilbsft. j, i. Pat.
ls'son snd u ID oiileH. ubdef ths
hfni nAiiie u hilben FstisTnsu a 90.
- DIS day dlssolsnd a NJ 0libon r.
nnhF, The business Niil a. conducted
hsisailef W ! 1. fstisIs1n snd ~ ~.
nillisfi nndsf ibF nTm nanls N bllLen
= fsilffson, Al anoounis dus ths old
nim ulll ~ paysulr ~ ths nss. II
uilieit a fsitsfnoul tbFy aasumlus All
liabilities ~ lhs OLD hfm.
a n uiihEHT
g. fAFIfhhoh.
49,, . u DiihFkI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

sispns pup sssk lunu ilas.
hY ~ n4iiflspilg usirhluF al.d
th"Nis sfRi ~ Alf4ia IDHals
lAeith nfs' iisf gifFl spd snals,
- eNrp iaf shealaff Aadss dua..
,.'is > stsilfi iisalsinlsi ilsysua,l
s'ft',t iiisN spa Hftsi pfatfu fas 80
iN hleh lilff 80 kliiltd
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~ niiiff ilasiff ltF llifm. la..li
y II ~ HN hsflnF Alltfah'atlsalI,
ifiiHhlt ii'heifl ffri g. decd
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

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lasailns ~ ibf sssnHilgs pssamliiss ~
iiis sisis ilspluiiasa clgis, hsid ip
Figflsna h&ipfdsF siisfneon, a 80
'iss'ldsa "a esli sisls eBnFsniiaH, a. h.
hsla ~ fuiiisHa hsy AZ ~ ihs pvf
pus ~ slssiiss dsisssiss ~ ihs hf
liassi eapFsHii'iu ~ ~ hsld N iisFs
isga inas M hlssssl Isllissd Isist
wlll h seuisd ~ eos delsssiss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

fAiHfbg ~ rnE fuiFir Mu
Wa, EnNisnd, ~h0 bias noi lesu gsfy
strong fsf aonls Haas, baaday sysnlns
sas sailed ulon ~ 9eeupy Rev Cops
lands puiial - usliy abgfob When
neanY ihfousb hsf sefmsa rsadins
sils falsisd snd bAa ~ bs hsll,sd oul ~
iiss ohuiep aiid sas ssni hems Nv .
SAB u pfssisd gails sn ssdisiasni
~ linis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

"A Haia fafrsiaillia AnaYF ail ~ l,u
fihfa ihr h.iH'l ihuH strengthening ihf
ssffss q itH HlHiH iht diFf $3.50 uffai
lHfiFHaifs liif tiinrga ahd Nfef lans
sui Nullas Hp ilF Nniiit ID stl, esfss
80 faig atsirlHis falsffh eHa iiltu
melistl iiu il.H.i > ana HHif liisal.f
n aHl's flls fsf sll Hfm llk hlllHls
nsw lsnHiit itaisfsiiHn r.et hfsd
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
aehool Elaetlon.

AZ TnN jOuRnAL goss to press the
result ~ ihs sohool slsoiioB u noi
kB0wn, 1hos Bfuos bas host u
friends ~ wofk. Judge l.. u. Henry
10 making good fun - dark boTns
bfouKbi out u ihs lasl moment. with
iils shsnass largely algsnsl hlm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION.
Cover Lord Thinks the Secretary
ofgta.e Should Not Pay Them.

GOvernor Lord tskes the poell'oh
that "a there was 10 election and tne
boldover board not having qualiheo
there il a vacancy and the present
board cannot lawfully draw their pay
and he takes the position that the sec
retAry Of state should refuse to issue
their warrants for pay whenever they
demand them and thus force a suit to
be brought IN the courts TO test the
standing ~ the commission 10 court
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

MORE RAIN.-We are apt to have
considerable rain yet this month but
q. w. johnson & Son are prepared for
such weather. They have lot Of um'
brel!as aud msckintoshes and they are
going at the lowest prices possible.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

HDie Ail lhaleailsns M iilis $50 ~
'iissau silass Rfssl fsp " hpis easi
ina W. A. ~ nfs aslas sif pHi in
ihs aatsaNf n fsnlgifhi ~ ihfsH pf
~ 'ss hslss fssf i'i wsgg gssW AZ
eiafss u liseeni lsias ltffsi msnl
Afial siil nsi - llstsd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

EASILY CoEvERTED.-When the
plain facts OF the Salem steam laundry
were told him he at once reformed by
sending his laundry there instead Of
the China wasbee houses.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

Pearl Lsabo, a boy about 8 years old
whose parents reside 10 South Salem,
brobe his arm while playing Sunday,
Dr. J. N. smith attended him.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

SHEHIPF SALE.-Tbe Favorite cigar
store was sold under attachments. to-
day, at sheriff sale for S252.5O to Joe
Meyers. Total clsims about $3.50. The
credit accounts were sold to Chas. Pat
ton for s..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

Hsft t"sHtif a Isiss assl lhlil.i
lai''f a. slit lssIa, fsal mu.a.
'iAN hstf 900 sssls \. sslsl.s N,
'.'ghif is'''ai ~ lsnt tsl H. asa N
SET ssial.i hs.sH HHllssldsis 4
sitsfn iH4Hif Hnal M.s,...I
ittlh Uifsl lHilsna af a't-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

INCORPORATED - Oregon Cracker
Co., Of Portland, capital $4,000; and
the Church Of Chrltt, Brownsville,
property $500 have flied articles Of in.
corporation,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

az NifpiAAl AbifIinf
plh hfn . - unif l,ai w IA lslF,
90 nNiftf iin iaikfs a4a 4 au slssllult
4ft ~ uld Hffar hHfns lnianas. ullsp
lsa h#Has, Hng ~ skln slulal,ils Nlli
infiltflB Uila ~ blilds ri lala4. Ask
~ lie ORIGINAL AhlETlhE
ulh iAtA ! nlld ~ l.uHn a hssaits
p -. g ..ls n, ~ :. Eel y asals
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

For the first time 10 Salem's history
the saloons were closed on Sunday. No
one suffered aud the bartenders got q
day Of much-needed rest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

II seems Mayor Catch and Marshal
Dilley are In earnest 10 Sunday closing
and suppression Of gambling. Let the
laws be enforced.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

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iaHlshi y lllf tiif ntss,ll elisallsl ~
~ ie Histf siissssufalf 49, a. 81
FsisIee ~ Ahssl sasg liaas "A as,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
Married.

SIMPSON-FE -FERRELL-At the res.
idencs Of David simpson, 10 salem,
March 10, 1895, Dy +. =. Knight,
silyla M. Simpson and Frank Fer.
rell, both Of Salem,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

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ehh > iFFfi - ii.l heins ~ a ~
hssts N iFp fsit = isisalT iHllfal
iHs IA ssif n ~ Nissslsm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
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sea- esll fsHf lsafs isals saa
lsasnssNi go a ssflls sslisiss ~ 81
lntlaalsr N esf ifssnl NNss n as
aies assls slits feiiFlf $40 ifia
laiess lsf yasi'iiss 80 hleiisel siia
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MNW LAnAb
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49, Haliss laa,s nfH kslseiisaHn
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

The regular business meeting Of tne
". q. T. u IL postponed to March ~,
At >. m
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

Awnings, the best made and al prices
lower than can be had elsewhere on the
east. Il. II. Osborn's Racket Store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

When the rogues get through quar-
reling Ia Portland the taxpayers may
get their rights.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
l0HN HUGHES.

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils. window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock Oi
Brushes Of all Kinds In the
state. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

inFHf htlIfH tias Hessl.sn ; -
ifashl aHeu haH Alasbg rsisfasl
sr8 eammltisi 81 ihf ssglsH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

~ hfiHaa fhf lliaeff y isls hs
$3.50 lhlNs hai vig Nia eaissg siih
40 siswsl u Nsf iNlnsl llsi RsN
- stresses ats
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
= IIlSf5--Bunch OF Keys. Finder will please
return and receive reward. W. a CuslcA,
m DE9OVED-lfOode's auction and con Inis-
X sion house. second hand goods Dought
aud sold on commission. Parties havlug any
thing 70 sell sh Juld call and see me. @ aIIns
saies a specialty, J. r. GOODE, auctloneer.
3l3 Com nercial St near First NatlonAl Dsnk' ~
TTANTED,-A position az hOuse-Keeper 0y a
w middle age woman Write 70 Mrs, h. u
Csetchell, Fair Grounds T. U. or. 3oz Wks.I
TIVJ EXOHANIE.-(5Ood acre ana plated
properly on Puget sound for properly IN
!, esLern Oregon. Address journal once.
GTELIA sHEKMAN. -IypewnIlng ana
- commercial stenography. Omce, room
IL, Gray BLOCK. Inc best Of work done a. are
MOUND "A child's gOld ring, with setting
fOwner can get same by caliing at the JoUk-
~ AL once ana payiug for this ad. k2l 81
r AIDES, we gladly tell you how you can
i easily make SIS weekly quietly at your
own home. 70 itton permanent Reply WIN
stamped envelope. W0mAn's benent 20, 20
liet, I'll. 5Z6V
NOR E.xCHANGE.-A hrst-class grain farm,
7 situated In the famous James River NaIey,
| 4sorth OAK, close 10 good market. VIII ex-
change for property about ssleIn. Address,h'
care Joutnal.
MONEY ~ LOAN,-C. Marsh. Room
| lN Post once blOek. ntf
nv UkXCnAN1E.-SaleInc city prOpertJ for
| i land or STOCK In Kansas Cloud county
| preferred. Inquire OF Il. n, smith, feW
| rark, oAlem. Or. 2SlmI
| MANUFACTURING Canvasser OF good ad
| w dress. Liberal salary AUD e1 penses pald
| neeklV; Pernnane nG posltlon. BROWN BhO5
CU., NurserymeU, Portland, Oregon.
| l.6-Apr-l7- m
At HALF PhICE-Last cnance 10 gel
| n choice thoroughbred chickens at hall
| ace Your peg ol "A hundredi must Do solo.
: Hotter, salein.
| P.kIShEh, NeHspap per Adv, rtlslng Agent
| Ia, n MercuAnts' kNchanse, sau Francisco
| Our authorized agent. ANS paper ~ kep
a nit In his once.
| ,nnAs44aN S4hNNEc-LiUeIature OF Al
] Klh1b Un haiIs al 90 i4lDer street. 4-0-I.
tAhI ri FArkh-LArge lot Oi heavy browL
| J wrapping paper iOi cheap. Just tht
| US tUi putuAs uhuer carpets, Lall al jour
| once
IATEhS.- o4iiauu, saCIaInentO, 5eatllt'
| Tacoma anu san FRANCISCO papers on sal
| BsBnettE P'isIpffice BLOCK.
lANsIES -sple ,oid young coming plants
| 1 at ayeIue gr,eh houses, 30 cts. per uuzeD.
| 3-6.3t
| INaks , "A "a INv-Miss Lydia keichl a, cor
| ~ neT Chl,ch street and Garden Road
| ,sin and fashionable dressmaking at moder
.ie prices. S-7-Sp
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

Beautiful large, rcd, Ben Davis ap-
lles are ntAlled Al ~ cents q bushel.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

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~ issi ewlAslH n hsia nsiss llf
gasaF HlsH So slsHa es fhf afsi
nlLl lal-lIna Maall
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

UMBRELLA HosPITAL. ~ John
Manner. M. D. New ribs, new cover
,.sv~ haudIes. with {. III. LockW9on
2aa Commercial street. W l'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
DREssMAkINo.

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f"Nli hffel ! affilf Nnul 10 r dlfe IA ~.
~ HNtlf ~ lhrii pellppasf hailshhlap
fff" hiM n HUiAoNH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-11
INDEPENDENCE 4 MONMOUTH

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lge W. N t.ls,s '9sY9s m w sslslt y
l.5ikig. a','t N y ssaass
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-11-13

Following is the result Of Tuesdays
elections, epitomized from the latest re-
turns:
Kentucky-Full Republican state tick
ct elected by $4,000 majority. Legisla-
ture will elect a Republican successor to
United States Senator Blackburn Dem.)
Utah-Republican governor and con-
gresham elected by not less than 1000
majority. Legislature is Republican, in
surfing the election Of two United States
senators of the Republican faith
ernor by about $4,000 majority. Repub-
lican majority in legislature on joint bal
lot 81.
New Jersey-Griggs Rep.) elected gov
ernor by plurality Of 26,690 over McGill
Dem), and majority of 10000 over ALL
Republican majority on Joint ballot 49,
Ohio-Bushnelrs plurality not less than
900. Republican majority on joint
ballot in the legislature, 81.
New York--Palmer's majority for Sec
rotary of state, $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures plurality
for governor $4,000.
Pennsylvania = Republican plurality,
10000.
Iowa-Republican plurality. $4,000 to
10000. Republicans have a majority of
So out of $50 votes on joint ballot
Kansas-Swings back solidly into the
Republican line.
Nebraska = Republican majority of
about 10000.
Mississippi-Goes Democratic by about
30, 900.
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FLOUR AND COARSE GRAIN.
TT ,OT1R

FLOUR.
Millers are holding flour at the same
level of values. The East is taking hold
fairly well and what is sold there, taken
with Western sales, foot up pretty close
to the output of the mills. Foreigners
are active but a little too low in their
ideas to allow much trading to result.
The winter wheat country is buying
freely but there is as yet not the rush
that has been expected. Advices from
that section indicate that serious diff
Guilty down there will not be noticed
much before the first Of the year.
BRAN AND SHORTS.
Trade continues in an uncertain posi-
ton. Lake and rail rates are being
withdrawn and buyers are figuring on
an all rail rate with the chances little
favoring business on that basis. at least
until this advance has been adjusted to
the price either here or at the otherend
of the route. Some bran could be sold
on the basis of $14. Boston, but millers
can deliver but little at that rate. On
the basis of lake and rail rates that
would net IS here, in bulk, while on the
basis of an all-rail rate it would net
S. here In bulk. Millers will deliver only
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A SILVER PARTY.

San Francisco, Nov. 9.-United States
Senator John P. Jones is strongly of the
opinion that there will be separate sill
yer party in the campaign of next year.
The formation of such a party is to grow
out of the coming silver convention at
Chicago, he thinks.
The Chicago conference is to take place
some time near the Christmas holidays,
in the hope that it may have an effect
on congress. A call is now being pre-
pared by the executive committee which
grew out Of the Memphis convention of
last summer. This cOmmitte consists of
Congressman J. H. Acklen, of Tennessee;
NJ W. Rusk, of Colorado, and Josiah Ba-
tallal, Of Vermont, and the American BIZ
metallic League, of which Gen. A. j.
Warner is chairman, with headquarters
at Washington, and the National Bimet-
allie Union of Salt Lake, R. G. Chambers
chairman, are working in connection
with it, says Secretary Geo. P. Keeny, of
the local branch of the American
League. Mr.. Keeny has had frequent
conferences with Secretary Jones since
Jones, since the result Of the elections in
the East had become known, is particu-
larly anxious for the conference to be
held. According to Mr.. Keeny, Mr.. Jones
expressed himself as follows on the out
come of the elections: Il think that the
elections just held have demonstrated be-
yond the possibility of any doubt what
ever that the issue in the campaign Of
1896 will be fatty between the champions
of gold and silver; that finace and not
tariff is to be the only question, and that
it can no longer be settled within party
lines.
"The gold and silver men knitted each
other in these election regardless of
party. 1t is an object lesson to silver
men all over the nation. 1t is the battle
between metals to be now forced on a
straight issue, and along unmistakable
lines. The gold brokers of London and
New York will dominate the government
of the country for the next four years
also, whichever of the two old parties
win.
1.-The best thing for the silver men to
do is to get together at Chicago and out
line a plan of organization for a COM
pletely separate and Independent party.
The people have been pretty we'll educat-
ed and they know quite well what free
and unlimited coinage of silver means to
their BUSINESS interests. In my opinion a
distinctly silver party could win"