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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS,
The Natives Largely 10 SAVeT Of EugIISh
Dominance.

Dominance.
LoNDOw, August 20,-oolOnsl MCFar-
lane, former alde-de.camp to the late
King Kalakau, has Just arrived in Lon
don. In an interview he said that he
was informed that few Hawaiian poll.
tlcians and merchants who favored the
old form OF government would walt
upon President Cleveland when Con-
grsss rs,asIsmbleS to urge the aunexl'
ton ot the Sandwich Islands, The
primary object, he said, would bs to
test the sincerity Of the officials Of the
Hawaiian republic, A large number Of
Americans, ho remarked, had joined
the republican party 10 Hawaii, itbOing
generally understood that the existing
republic In the Sandwich Islands pro-
vlded only Tor temporary government
until annexation to the United States
could be arranged.
Colonel McFRrlane faVou q perma'
neut republic or also 4 permanent re-
aloTRtlon OF the monarchy, the best ele'
meutS Of both parties forming q coali.
ton tor tho support ol the government,
Failing such coalition, annexation to the
United States would be the most adyan'
tagsous commercially, but there IL no
doubt that II a test vote Wers taken, the
natives, who constitute a majority,
would vote largely 10 favor ot closer
political relations with England.
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WAnuSoroS, D. o., August 2O,--NIin.
isror Ransom WIS at tho state depart
mont to-day, aud aIlOr taking tho oath
Of Office and holding u conference with
Acting Secretary Adoc, expressed his
lnlunIOn Of starting OH llIa return TO
Mexico within tho next fvw days His
hoallh has improved to such M Oxtont
that ho thinks ho will bO ablO to endure
tho high altitude bottcr than during his
nrai stay th0ru
ltis understood ihnL onS Of Mr.. Ran.
sous principal missions will DO 10 In.
duco McxCo to rdrdae from tho nost.
tIUn sho has lNkOn Oh tho nxtrAdilion oi
American criminals who hayO fled to
that country aud have announced thOir
tntuHtioH oi becoming GllI2eaA
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lMMEplArM 0taANlz WHO'S
Urged rIy tho NNuonR, Republican League
Energetic 40 iUn Important

Urged Iy tho NRuona, Republican League.
Energetic Au.iun Important,
CmcAGo, August 20.-ThC National
Republican League iSsuOd n proclamu-
ton to all state leagues, league clubs and
tho Republican party at large to-day.
Tho proclamation ShYS that in Wow
Of tho probable shortening Of tho nOxt
presidential campaign, II Is important
that all work OF organization shall DO
Startod at oncc, aud puShed Ia the most
energetic manner.
1t Is further stated that danger
threatens tho Republic from withinand
it ctos villa. II calls tho un.Amorican
blunlors," Of tho prosOnt Rdminiatra'
tion nv incentive 10 active work on tho
part Of tho Republican party.
Tho document is sirnol by u. a, Nc.
Alpin, president Of tho National ltcpub'
tiCan t.Ouguc.
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CLEVELAND, August 2a,-lt 10 said
that negotiations have been in progress
hero for several days paStt looking
toward the combination Of all the
breweries in this city, A leading
brewer stated to-day he believed that
within a few months at the outside
every brewery in the city would be in
the trust aud under one management
It is claimed that II is not the intSn'
tion TO raise the price Of beer, but to do
away with the backing now extended
to IRloonists by the brewers, which con.
sumss large percentage OF tho iattet't
ufofR.
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coLoHED TENIPLARs
Elect oHiOSFS fer the Ohio JuriIdlStlOn a
Their Meeting,

Eleot umoOrp Ter the Uhl0 JuTlAuloHon ~
Their Meeting,
CLEVELAND, o., August 29.--At the
ConclaVs Of tho OolOred grand commands
cry Knights TemplAr, Of Ohio andi urls
dIcllon to-day, the following officers were
elected;
Most eminent commander, Alexander
Morris, Of Louisville, KY. deputy grand
commander, ]. Butler Taylor, Colum'
busi grand gsnerSliSIImo, Charles a.
Cotrell, Toledo; grand captain general,
Charles l.. Gordon; grand prelate,
Thomas w. Walker, Cleveland; grand
senior warden. William Copeland, Gin
ulnnAli; grand Junior warden, J. II.
Hargreaves, zAnsIville; grand treas
urer, George Fields, Toledo grand re'
cordsr, jsre A. Brown, Cleveland.
MoIt OF the delegates believe the con-
tention with the Kentucky commRndery
will be prolonged for another year, and
that in the meantime iratsrnal relations
will be continued, until the latter
reaches a decision IN regard to tho suS'
pended LouiAvillo communicates.
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DEATH or Mlt,. DuN,
Mother OF tho United states Mlni'tSr /
Jnunn. AT ffor ffhmR.

Mother OF tho United states Mlnl'tsr to
Japan, ut ISr tfum".
Columns, August 9O,-MrL James
Dun, mother Of Edwin Dun, United
sialOS minister to Japan, died during
tho night near London, Ohio,
Her husband Ia u prosperous farmor
residing four miles from London, some
Of Il Ia tho richest iarm lands IN Ohio.
Her death was sudden. A rablcgram
was sent 10 Minister Dun. Mrs. Dun
was vol and iAvorAbly known through.
ont central Ohio. She was n slstor Of
Rear Admiral Walker, who was mid.
shipman In 1927 aud retired in 1871.
Mrs. Dun was sSvcnty'nyO yoars Of ago.
aud was born In ChilliCothe. She 10 a
Ulo,o relative Of ex-senator Allen q.
thurman.
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ON a onAlLoN NF EoRGGRY.
A Charleston naSInoSS Man Arrested
CIaIms the Notes Are Genuine.

A Charleston naSInoSA Man AFrsSted.
Claims the Notes Are Genuine.
special Dspateh 10 ire Iaielilgmesh
CuARLGsroS, W, Va, August 20,-on
complaint Of scwObe, May & Co. and
Jslonko Brothers, Wholesale merchants
Of this city, II. Curns was arrested in
Jackson county yesterday and brought
here, on charge OF having forged the
name Of I. Il. Hundlsy to notes aggro.
eating 81 ,240, which are held by tho two
firms
Curns conducted general store here
but assigned a few days ago, Ills pro.
limtnary examination was begun to-day,
and will be completed tomorrow. The
deionse claims that the notes are genu.
inc aud were accepted by Curna in good
faith.
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THE LIvEs or THE SAINTS


In tho SChwslnIurth "HSavsa" Seems TO
bo DOmorAllHug-rW "AnESlS" DlIR,
gree
CHICAGO, August 2s.-Carl Nicholson,
the nInetssn.ysar.Old sou OF a prominent
college pr ofeIsor OF Denmark, played
Trilby at a criminal court trial to-day
and told Of his experience with female
Svengali in messiah" sehwsinfuFth'S
"teavon," at Rock ford, III. Miss Min.
mic Eller, " ho was an "angelN at Rock.
ford, Ill but now a clerk In o Chicago
department store, has caused tho young
Danes arrest, charging him With the
theft Of her watch. NicholIon conn.
tered with the charge that Miss Eller
had hypnntized him while ho was .
brother "aRRel" at Rockford. lie was
so thoroughly under har influence, his
attorney declared, that whom Miss Eller
left Heaven" he could not endure her
absence, and camO TO Chicago to secure
her return, taking her watch as a
pledge that she would again join tho
"anRew band. Tho case WaI compro-
missed after tho trial began, and an at
tempt will DO made by attorneys TO have
the Denmark relatives OF the lad pros.
ecute schweiniurlh, who, with Mss
Eller. is charged with almost wrecEing
his mind.
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GOV, nioklnIcr a. Crown CITY.

Special Di'Daieh 10 he inieiligenerr
HuSrISGroS, W. Va, Aug. 29.-The
soldiers reuufon at Crown City, Ohio,
was attended by two or three thousand
visitors to-day, who came for miles to
hear Governor Mckinley. The attend
ance was the largest that has ever been
thore at these meetings Congress.
mau Fonton, OF tho Eleventh Ohio dis
trics, spoke there this morning,
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DENVER, COL, August GA special
10 the News from Central City, Col,
lyI;
The accidental flooding Of the AmOri.
Gu, and Sleepy Hollow mines this after.
noon caused the death, It is beloved, OF
thirteen miners. Every effort iI being
usde to rescus the unfortunate men,
bat little hops i, entertained. A little
after 5 o'clock the water in tho lower
workings Of the FiSks mine, east Of the
main shaft, broke through the old
workings OF the vein that has not been
worked for number OF years. Coura'
ing eastward, 1t struck the Americus,
where two Italian miners, whose names
have not been learned, were at work In
tie lower part Of tue shaft. They were
both drowned. In its course the water
diverted to the Sleepy Hollow mine, the
sIs,erly portion Of the FiSke vein.
Fourteen mRn WeTe working in tho
Sleepy Hollow, three OF whom escaped.
A courier was sent to tho ad dtacent mtnes
and all their Workmen escaped.
THE IMPRISONED MEN,
Those In the Sleepy Hollow. whose
ulpe was shut off were as follows:
y. Vegas. B. Brocken, Brewer PriEk,
William Prisk, Thomas E ProuIe,
Thomas Williams, N. 7. Laconi,
Thomas CalboS, J. Harris, S. Vallero,
John PArke.
TIE sounding OF the whiItle gave the
fut signal Of the disaster, and soon the
shaft building OF the Sleepy Hollow mine
vm 90 crowded with the families and
relative, OF the imprisoned miners and
those Guxiou1 70 render assistance that
II was almost apostolic for the work
Of reIcuing to proceed
Deputy Sheriff W. W. Williams
faally arrived on the ground, the build.
ing WaI cleared and practical miners
offered their services in lowering the
bucket. The iartheSt depth attained
was $50 feet, the accumulated gas forced
up by the rising water being such that
candle would not burn at n greater
depth. second effort was made,
larger sized pniety lamp having been
placed in the bucket The reSCuet who
first descended in the bucket, Mr.. II.
PiSk, was found at the 3S0'toos level.
On reaching the surface, he was almost
in An insenIible condition.
THE NINE FILLING WITH WATER
Other volunteers went down after
ward, but we're not successful in reach.
ing lower point in the shaft, owing to
the rise Of the water. Extra water
buckets were sent for aud brought TO
the mine, which are now working with
view to lowering the water
The managers OF the property were on
the ground, and wsro very asAduouI in
their efforts to relieve the men. The
Two in tho Americas are without doubt
dead. Those in the Sleepy Hollow, un.
less they can bs found in somO OF the
slopes, have mot death iu a similar
manner.
Ever since tho closing down Of the
pumps in tho incline shaft Of the new
Gregory Mining Company the waters
in that shaft have boon gradually ris-
iag tho owners OF tho Fisko mlnO hav.
iHg beon driven out OF tho lower to the
upper workings. This was due to the
Inability OF tho owners Of tho Fi.Ee
md sleepy Hollow to agree upon plan
D. drainage.
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San FRAScr'co, August 2O,-1ho at.
tornOys for j. S, Davis, tho young torgcr,
Of lIoclOltOr, arrO'IOd for passing fraud,
ulonlly made drafts on local merchants,
to-day presented 4 $4,000 bond In tho
superior court and All order for tho 70.
lease Of Davis wa, signed. Tho police
hoard OF tho proceedings and atrO'lcl
Davis upon a new charge. They mAln.
tain that tho bond was insufficient
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sn,nesl.G conntrrteIIer IIsla.

ALTOONA. Pa, August 20.-lIarysy
Hawthorne, of CIOardold county, had a
hearing bet orc United States CbmmiS.
sioner Grailius to-day on the charge Of
making connGerieit money Detective
Griffin produced q counteEielter's out.
fslound in Hawthorne's house. Adam
Barnett testified that Hawthorne had
offered TO teach him how to make the
coin. Barnett purchased come Of tho
spurious money. Hawthorne was held
for trial,
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THIRTEEN lives
Probably Sacrificed to the wor-
ship of MRmmon.
4 RUSH OF WATER FLOODS A MINE
And Imprlsons the Miners in the
Lower Workings
TgE WORK OF RESCUE ATTENDED

with Many Difficulties, Owing to tho
Crude Facilities for Pumping Out
tho water-A RsSouer brought to
tho surface in an IussnsIblo cOndl.
,Ion-Tho sleepy Hollow aud FiSkO
Mines Could Not Agree on Plan of
Drainage, and tho Miners wcre in
Constant Danger
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rwIluvH YnAIt, 400
lie Whipped German Army onlosr--NO'
IiNis In Prison.

lie Whipped n German Army onlcsr--Now
IiNiS In Prison.
DECATUR, ISD., August 20.-H, NJ,
RombcrG, a prominOnt livery man Of
this city, left horS about two months
ago, to visit his old homo at Hamburg,
Germany. Word has just been received
hora that he has been taken by the
German officials aud sont 10 prison ior
twelve years, Tho crime with which
ho I. charged Is that OF whipping m
Official IN tho army prior TO bis coming
10 this country, ROmborg Camo hero
about twelve years ago, aud hAs, during
hia stay hero, accumulated quite n
fortune. llO i'a prominent inOMber oI
tho Democratic county central com.
mIltcG llo has n wltG and hvu snall
children hero, who are wild over tho
uOWh
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Special Dispa:si 10 ne iatsiitG.n2r
HuSTlSoroE, W, Va, August 20.-A
violent rain and thunder storm passed
over this section at o'clock tonight.
Rain fell in torrents and many wash.
outs we're the result. Tho high winds
ielIsd trees aud growing crops. The
lightning struck house in the cast
end, which caught Gre aud the blaze
was aubduel BY tho Are department
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Special DlDl7c9 % M TaUNIltNf9T'
HUSrrSdroS. W. Va, AuguIt 90
The trial Of Roland Watson, the muir
doror OF Albert McComaS, began this
morning at Hanli n, Lincoln county,
and is creating no llttlo excitement
Tho crimO OF which tue prisoner is
charged was cold blooded murder.
Ho requested his victim to take snort
OF whisky" from a bottle. aud while he
was drinking shot him dead. There
wsro threats Of lynchiag. and many ol
the excited men say this will be done
vet II the jury fails to convict him oI
first degree murder.
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Syt.ial Diipaieh TO he intsiigtns.r,
srGuDGxYILLE, August 99.-DuriuV tho
rain on tho way from the Pleasant
Heights races, hoIos hitchcd to cab in
coming down tho hill. were forced, bO.
cause they couldn't control their speed.
over an enbAnkmenL There werO six
persons In tho cab, and all worO
bruised. A Pittsburgh travelling man,
named ReiteF, who lives at Mansfield,
had his right leg aud shoulder injured.
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sAvFRAScisco, August g9.--ThO work
oI completing n Jury to Try Theodore
Illuanl wni ended to-day by tho ac'
rnn.ancN Of Samuel 4. button, Al whole
'a.o 'laiionsr. both sldcs Joined 10 u
request for an adjournment until Nom
faH lhe court granted tho FcQueGt.
Monday morning tho case VIII bo
opened by District Attorney Birnn"
HE address Ia expected to cover hq
Hn,tfc casa. iio had 1t frat intended
yak Tor Two extra jurymon "a n 10,
serve, but this idea was abandoned
1WUug 10 tho dIHicnllY In obtaining
~otvs Jurors and the aHeeFialaly 9i lh0
t1n.lILulLnnnlIIY Of the law.
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MERIDA, YUcArAs, August 9O.-COur.
iors from tho south bring news that 70.
latis, chief OF tho rebel Santa Gtus tu'
diani, has been shot fatally.
The Cubans here are actively aiding
tho patriots at home. Reports aro that
fresh expeditions will start from como
point on ibe Central American cOAS 10
for Cuba.
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was served at Lake View and the party
was escorted down tho MeTrlmAc valley
90 Lawrence, from which place tho
members returned to Boston.
Tonight the exodus Of knights began,
several commanderiss leaving Tor
home Large RambsFs will go to'moF'
row, but many OF the delegations,
especially those from western states,
will dISband here at the Cloao Of tho
coRclayO, rs a great many Of these
knights intend 10 remain in New Eng
land for some weeks.
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lIurNLo, N. w. August 9O--An ovcu.
ing paper dociarc' that eE.patsHastsF
General wilson 4 RlWtll has bCsn Of.
iotud Uy pro,llonL Clsvsland tho place
M tho UullOl sntu, ,untomO court
bonuh madc vacant by tho datth at JHs'
lirb lackion lliO nlncr aida that II lS
not likely that Mr. Bi'sgll will accept.
Mr. BlNOIl lob buffalo carly this
wook lot Marion, ~ llAA1afd's BAY, slX
mile, from (ifav HNblns,
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ALtooNA, Pa Aulnst -GoyOrnor
Allgold, Of Illinois, pN5soi through this
city to-day In conversation with All
Associated ptcn reporter, ho said that
In Ills bpinlon tho victory Of Senator
Quay IN pCnnsylyahlA "a 4 BByOiO fO'
bukc 10 corporations.
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jaoy Mo8srAis, AteILt August 81
lnbn Knnt.on vas murdered by nn'
supan parties on Main sttort last niRhL
Ilg weapon uiol was a large foyOlyof,
l'ei at close tangg, ihe ball ohtoTInR
b1rEo oi tho lsil 0at. KnuMon'H money
and other yAlnAblSO we're unlouchel,
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ttnmturs- -tauNdh Hcatrcti, Via aiavoisadt
'sSrI Observation-Disclosures bismarck, New York
idndSn"Gcrona, MonltcOlI Mohawk, New
YORK
Liverpool llnumotc, baltimore
ilrmGn spree, Sew York, via southampton,
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LONDON, August 3O.--Ihe Rome cor
respondent Of the Standard tolegrGphs
that Mgr. INlewskl, apostolic delegate 10
indtd, Is dosttHdd to succeed MRn
satolli at Washington,
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THE DEFENDER
Proves HsyaSls q Fit Vessel to
Garry the oountry'S Hope
IN THE AMERICA CUPS DEFENSE

she Defeats viGlIAnS in the Trial
Race Ys,tsFday-VSIkyrlO III Does
Some Work, hat Not Enough to
show Her POIntG-Ths Yacht cIub
Committee Not EntiEsly Satisfied In
Defender
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SHANGHAI, August 90 Iii Hung
Chang has been appointed imperial
chancellor By imperial decree In place
Of viccroy OF tho province Of Chi Ii,
which office no formerly held.
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WHAT rs HEP

III Hung Chang Ia Getting some New
OnicOS -ParhRps uO IL Pleased.
LONDON, August 93.-The Times to.
morrow will publish a dispatch from
Shanghai which says that Ii Hung
Chang had an audience with the en.
pOrOr yesterday, and as consequence
will remain in POkIu as grand secretary.
Wang Wen Shoe has beea nominated
as viCerOy Of tho province Of Chi Ii.
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KAN SAS CITY

Kansas city. Nov -" heal-No- :
hard. 5ss. ass; No red. no1ninai.y. 10;
Corn-No. mixed Nc No. "hi'e' Ia
&c
Oats-No. , mix. !. 1Si.Gisac; No. :
white, Ei=4isSse- >,-,.,
ST. Louis, Nov. = heAt-AAe SSlIli. :
pressure was coutinOa today and caused
another decline in Dec. moer shorty after
the opening. which ~ As inclined 20 De
strong None OF the domestic markets
showed change. and the change NaS heAt
the bottom. ix1as cent under YESTERDAY.
Nc. ? red. casn. sl@sc; December. Ss1sR
5si<c: May. siSsdS+i=c- -.
Corn-EaSy early n S5lpahy Win
wheat. but later frrned w somewhat and
the close showed little chSa ne from yes
terday No. mixed. cash. ~, beeehh-
Der. 34is d24i.c. May 53sa9S'
Oats-No trading III futures. c1e nlarAet
closing steady. Spot not 50 n m NO =
cash l7i.c: December IISsc' Ma ~.
track. 37lsc.
Rece.pts-Whea,. 56O0o- corn. q CO., oats
zoo. ,..,
NEW YORK;.
New York Nov. Nv best- keceipts.
=, 400: spot inactive. No red. ~, ee.s.
delivered. Options closed = ,csht ne'
lose: November closed sc; 'ecen loeF. o.
166S.c. closed CSC - 80,
Corn-Receipts. IN, 500 ex porns. $500
Spot weak: No. . Sbisc. Options dectneI
u cent on November and = c snt @'n othes
months. owing 10 fi1e gT&dinE W est ana
sympathy with wheat; closed wa y.
vember. SsGSsl.c closed 9Sc. De cenfoef
closed a5c. -. =.
Oats-Recespts. Il 90. exports. "a" Spo,
dull and easy: No. S3s.c. Option Is % nj anu
easier with corn; December efoss - ; 49,
Buckwheat-Duu-
Rye-Nominal
Barley-Quiet.
Barley mslt-Nominal-
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Lodge No. 2e, will have Another Big
lime.

1t seems that nearly everybody in
Wichita has become Junior" 10 the
many fraternaf secret societies that
have local organiza tions. the most pop
ular. if the number of new members
may be taken as a fair test, being lodge
No %, A. o. L. W. The present re-
suit of the missionary spirit that has
pervaded its membership is class of
sixty-odd 10 receive the second degree
Monday night. And in order TO make
the most of the occasion the lodge ex-
tended formal invitation 20 grand
Master Wallace. Grand Recorder Ford
Grand Medical Examiner Peters and
ex-Lieutenant Governor a. p. Riddle.
past grand master and editor of the
Kansas Workman. to be present and
take part in the exercises. Favora BILE
responses have been received from
each, and all of them are expected
All Workmen in the city are invited
TO attend. No. % has made a repu.a-
ton for work and especially for enter
tanning guests. and a great time is
anticipated. The hour for opening is
7:30 sharp. and everyone is pressed 10
be there at that time.
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GENERAL Markets
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO
Chicago. Nov. 2.-Butter-Farm; cream
cry. 17GaOc: dairy. I4il5e.
Eggs-Firm, l5c.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Nov. 2-Pork-Cash ssL.is
Lard-Cssh. s5.5-s; May. S.sIi4 a seS
Hay-Timothy. <s.51gll.oo; prairie. Ia "s1
100.
St. Louis. Nov. 2.-Butter-Cncha used-
Eggs-Firm. Ice. loss on.
Pork-Standard mess. Joboing' SSoa
sSh --,,.
Bacon-Shculders. tooNedl Ss.eoi longs,
8 12ia: ribs. 6. =; shorts. <o-SPs
Corn meaEsf.iSeI %.
Bran-Quiet and steady: east track,
sacked. &c
F1axseed-Ffrm, Ssc
Timothy seed-Ss 10aS.s0.
Hay-Quiet and steady but with good
demand: prairie, $3.50. timothy. so'efa L. a
this side.
whisky-N-2
Wool-Unchanged
NEW YORK
New York, Nov. Z-Hsy-Dull
HopSSteadier.
Hides leather and fwool-Ouiei-
Beef-Steady-
Iard-FIrm: western. nominal: refined
steady.
Pork-NominsL
CottonSeed-Sousewhat irregular.
Rfce-Quiet-
MOla sses-Quiet.
ILE1rRIrOL.
Liverpool. No.. :'>-Dallow-Fine Norul
American. nominal
Beef-Extra India mers. T's: prtule
mess. SIS Sd.
Pork-Prime mes=, fine western. 5ss "a
DO medium. ass Sd
Lard-Sseady: prime western, IS re-
rned in pals. Sis
Butter-F1nest United states, = us
good. Sos.
Petroleum-Refined. 7izi
Refrigerator beef-FOp quarters. "a
pence: hinduuarters. Sid
Hops-At London, (Pacific coaso l.sz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Senator Lucien Baker Of I.esvenxos..,
spoke at the AUDITOR Inn LAST nigh .,
a very large audiencs consisting .srt,,.
cipally of voters
When Mr.. Baker entered the fsr-
hail he was GREETED with 4 genuine ova-
ton which he accs o,ed as a hSxh .o-,-
pliment-
While the oan' played TIE familiar
patriotic airs thi = usually charac,ertxs
a republican meeting. he converSed
Iree'y WIN MS friends IN which he paid
nigh eompiiree ats to Wichita
he VAS thes introduced BY Thomas
{. Wilson no delivered a stirring
well received
AR BsSer Is not what would be CALI
ed an eloSus ut sps.akeS- IL - 80 -,
orator cy a ~ means and YET he holds
an SudlenSe Spiendidly. there is Moth
Ing stsrtfr9 about hts remarks He
neither M kes the people laugn or CRY.
anu sun , = has a way about him that
impresSeS the audience. HE talks only
sense tru n start 70 finish and ia very
oohSeFNS i've IN his statements He
seeming does not care what the Sentf-
InenS 4 the people in his audience