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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

nervnc al this time. The best bodily condition re.
suits from ts use. It's remedy specially indicated
for those delicate weaknesses and arrangements
that afiict women at one period another You'll
find that the woman who has faithfully used the
" Prescription 4" is the picture OF health she looks
rcH and she |reiS arrN
In catarrhal Inflammation in chronic dispace
ments common TO women, where there symptoms
of backache, dizziness faintng, bearing down
sensations, disordercd stomach, moodness, fatigue,
etc, the trouble is surely dis
pcllcd and the sufferer brought 1<8M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
nryEPtL yOBLB FAILED TO TESTIfI

St Louis Mo. March l9-John W. Noo'c $3.50
retnry Of the Interior was served Win e"e.
,e, attachment this evening for contempt or court
GENERA Noble was summoned as state w'n 80
in the Ford case I'm the Criminal Court to-ias' Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
BUDS, Society buds,

young women just entering
the doors Of society or wo-
manhood, require the wiscst
care. To be beautiful and
charming they must have
perfect health, with all II
implies a clear skin, rosy
checks, bright eyes and
good spirits. At this period
the young woman is espe-
cially sensitive, and many
nervous troubles, which
continue through life, have
their origin at this time. II
there be pain, headache,
backaclie, and nervous dis
turbances. or the general
health not good. the judic-
ious use of medicine should
be employed. DR.. Pierce's
Favoritc Prescription is the
hest restorative tonic aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

M, ex,,,inIng carefully all ts provisions to Assem-
IL .,n on parry Wilds VacherOn and Blake, VINO "
n iIiib Cemmit,ee on Codes. have been considering
tina matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
TIE RrprntIcANs CARRY cANIsrEo.

canlsteo. y. Y. March 10 tSpeCiaD-At the char
ter election held here to-day the Republicans
elected their entire ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier

Prominently In the public eye to-day This is
the secret Of It's wonderful success II cures
where all other preparations fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
CAPT. DEVERY.
n PRICE is ACCUSED OF.

captains who had command OF the fllth PRECINCT
at different times.
WHAT PRICE is ACCUSED OF.
The indictment against Captain James X Price
accuses him of attempting 10 eXtort money from
Jared Flagg jr, by threatening to accuse Flagg
Of renting flats for immoral purposes unless ne
should pay.
Against Captain John J. Donohue there Is one
indictment for attempt at extortion in endeavor-
ing 10 obtain money from Jared Flagg. Jr" by
threatening to accuse Flagg OF renting llats ior
immoral purposes unless he should pay, While
Price was in command of the twentieth rrec nv
last year Donohue was In charge OF the SN-
teenth the adjoining precinct. Mr. FIags mas
flats in both precincts. .s,.
Ex-Captan Edward Carpenter has one lnolcto
ment against him for bribery in receiving siVoo
from William Harms. March l. 1891, to prolect
the members of the Retail Liquor Dealers FRO
,ectiye Association of the Twenty-seVenth fre-
cinct from police interference. Inc Witnesses
were William Delamater, captain MAN r.
Schmittberger and William Harms: III M .oH
fession before the Lexow Committee. captain
Schmittberger testified that when ne relieNtu
Carpenter in command Of the Twenty-seVehth
Precinct Carpenter told him how blacKhal was
collected in the precinct. ,,, ,,.
Ex-Captan William s. Devery Is indlcteu Ioi
bribery and extortion for taking from IRAN
els W. Seagrist. jr., 500 on May 49, 1924 sea
grist was AT that time tearing down a puiIu1"s
In the First Precinct of which DeVery was t,Lcn
I'm command. and the indictment alleges that
Devery promised to protect him from police IN
reference for having paid for protection ana
also with threatening to harass and annoy MIN
while he was at work thereon unless ne oid pay
The witnesses were William Dclamater John
Connolly Francis w. Seagrist, jr.. and Captain
Timothy J. Creeden. Devery was dismissed from
the force last summer for blackmailing Keepers
of disordery houses in the Eleventh fieCIict
after ne had been transferred from the First
ippt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

It'll, MIL are tasteless. mild. effective.
IIVVu AS All druggists. Csc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-20
/" WOMAN'S Ills"

,clled and the sufferer brought
,ack TO health and good spirits.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-08-21
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter

tonferencen, flyer tilrut, at 8epe>
9ellens 2eoere / Minneiota to9er
bet pisielig meset olporlist. Meb
en- retf9roia Sag iom @fDtte % meo
ueaennpttiae 6enfister tror be, at
benimoo 100000 gelaere / Miune@
iota oil tSl9e oem til at beepube meb.
Wftnneiota' Beretniueer tpber pao, at
aue gtorbneitens @tater pil fplge meb.
NQe Dtne bill MI bore penot mob
Nooember. @onoentionen, % bpis be
onoe &pster. fom lanbipnlispis pil
ipreoes mob 2eoerne, life bltr altfor
ooerneloenbe. ba feler bisIe Mpnb,
at tn9en uooer at paaitaa, at beres
Sbe lite laoer fig realiiere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-08-21
Mtnnefpta,

@n ioenif>lutberit 8irfe, 1om bar
teitet $4,000, bleu iubpiet / 6iudlep
3orsbos of ST. 6. Gforelius. Ser
par Is &refer tilfebe.
= S 8elle Bloine baooe mon en-
polbiom 9a9lform forrise 9irsboas
@ftermiooo9. @n bel 9el 8inbuer
blep tnuit, os Tosene blep repet al
no91e miabre Bnsninser. Maisarpz
ben blep albeles pbelaet, beber bet.
- @n Monb peb geapn Sobn
@rfen bleb iaa fo1 laaet / en- @aloon
/ gilbert Sea Eorsbo9s Nften. at ban
opoe ceraf 9lat til 2brbae. 5emMano
ct orre1eret. Bpraabet tenter at
lutte ben Saloon, bpor Morbet blep
beadnet. - --..-,---
- @plbi9bsben al por npe 9oirp=
LOB pil b1ipe prpuet @ennepin Dt<
frittsret, beber bet. Dairpmenbene
9anIon os Inoerion Aar nemlie on.
last Sag mob bSunobebsfommisf fionen,
foroi ben bor ororet, at 20 al 9an>
fons & &nberions Ripr fiulbe ilostes
for Euberculosis. Sc freezer $7O01
Staoeserifotnins for be iastebeai ipr.
- s. 5reunbs @os / Blue Garth
@itp bill tomme for&etten. naar@ @ranbz
Surpen iaules iSanuar. Beuilerne
mob bam tbber temmelig ftfert paa.
at ban mprDeoe Clara Ober.
= Mosnus &pbers. en- Malliniit
/ 8boenir~ ~Mp1en ben ipbpfli9e9el
of @ixneopolts, bleu tuolt 2prboss
Mo.sen. ibet ban Fulbe prbne noaet
/ Maitineriet. 6an bapbe futtet
6oueoet tub en2utlpumpe MRsllen,
oa en- Dust Carrier inte / 8umpen
baube foaet Ta9 unoer 9a9en oa fpolt
bam inben noele 0ieblitte. &pberg
boube arbeibet / Mf9llen / tire Mor %
bar bapt Orb for at uore en- forietig
Nano. Qan par omfrin9 IS Nar
9ammel % uar usift. 6ons Gorel>
bre bor Mople 8lain. Ser (iulbe
bolbes 2igipn @ouoas.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-08-21
(Tortfettes.)

Sem 9uubrebe Snoianere. bepub>
nebe meb &eminetonrifler, iial ftaa !
Begreb meb at foretose 8ipnbnineer
paa mericonife. &lantn9er. Sc ct
fra @renbien nf ben brittle Roloni
Belize.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-08-21

Os"FV0sssssSilS lSssI%o8 y" SVASSossuS
fom @nbeo.
Nler aanber $ an i1ton8
Sgnsmaabe.
Sen mobfatte SIDE al Sagen blen
frembolot af Nleranber @amilton, %
bans &apport Ct ben BOG, iom ber
f9r ct tlepen benpif til, og iom leg
nu bar toran mig.
Baa Sioe 456 flyer ban:
Men Derlom 9ollaren bor ben
beofe &et til at blipe Mputenbeb,
ftaar bet enbba tilbose at befemme,
buab Glags Dollar bet Nal pere,
eqer meo anore Orb, buCrneset flint
5glp Der Qal perei ben.
Haa Sibe 458 flyer ban:
Set nefe Gpprssmaa1 ON, bpab
ber bpr uere ben tremtibiGe &engeenz
beo be Gorenebe Stater, er. ON ben
bDr pare tnpttet til noset Metal ifer
meb Tortrin fremfor bet anbet. % /
laa Talo til bu,ltet al benz"
Baa Sibe 479 opiummerer &a>
milton, buao ban bar iast os tilraa,
Der felgenDe:
r@! @ulbRDtfe list 8ast %
8eroi meb ii @nbeber eller Dalere.
st @ulbfptte list en- Eienbebel
Of fore9aaenbe. % bette ital uare en-
@nbeb eller 9ollar.
st Splpfptte, iom osiaa Fal
pere en- @n6eb euer Dollar.
st gblphptfe. iom / @eet %
@erbi iial pere lis en- Eienbeoel af
@pluenbebensller 9oaareu."
@aolebes ier mon. at @amilton
anbefaleoe TO- Gnbeoer, en- af Sub %
en- at Splu.
Mr. fSefferfon bauoe ensaug ner
9iuet etter for @r. 6amiltons Ir'
eumenter, men ben belle Cog git
ooer til ben ameritanlfe &on9res /
bens anoen @esfon. oe &eiultotet
al ale bisie Nnbefaliuser og 9isfus-
fioner bleu 2ouen af 1892, os Set'
tion 9 ai ben SOP er, buub oer af'
eipr bette SpBrg8maal. 9en lpoer:
,De pnre bet frembeles betemt,
at Der fra lib iii anben Ral 1faaes.
oe mpntes i napnte Mpntuartiteb
Mpnter af@ulb, @blu % &ebber al
fslsenoe 8enaun,neer, @esoi o9
BeRriueIier. nemlis:
Eagles, (Drue). busr at oere Of
iamme &erbi {om ii Dollars el1er
gnbeber os at ,nbebolbe 2473 Gran
rent Cub eller 270 @ran @tonoarb>
Cub.
.6alpbrne, bper at pere al en-
Gerbi al fem 9oqars os at tnbebol.
be 1884 rent eller 135 Gran Stan.
arb>@ulo.
,Rpartgrne, bper til en- @orbi al
$3.50 og at inbebolbe 61B Gran rent
eller GIL @ran gtanoarb>@ulb.
rDollars eller @ubeber. buer at
bore af famine @nroi iom ben fpan,
Re milled Dollar, iaaban 'fom oenne
MI saar, % at iuoeboloe 3714 Gran
rent eller 416 @ron @tanoaro~ Sblp.
3olpbnlere bleD be1emt at uere
6alpbelen Of 9ollarens @ast.
Rpartbcllaren blep beRemt at pere
5ierbebelen af Dollarens 8eet.
9icentRpttet blep befemt at bore
| Eienoebelen Of DoQarens Best.
@aalebeS ier ri, at buab Sefferfon
bapbe onbefa(et til @nbeo bleu onta'
get, og 2open flyer iaa, % @ulbmpns
terne er moolt meo Sglpenbeben, %
9amiltons Jorlae ON to @nbeber,
en- af Sub % en- of SDlu, bleu lite
ontoset at &ongresien, os Der blep
| blot beaemt en- 6plpenbeo / 2open
Of 1892.
(Jortfettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-08-21

50. @. 3oplor. al Spb> Dafota ber
te9it Ras{e1ui9, er blepen ogmt til
fem Mars @loueri, cen bbiefe @traf.
iom 9open bettemmer for iaaban
Torbrptelie. Set beber. at Sasen
pit blibe appeteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-08-21
senate oct til III, Mo Der tsDftIano

Mr. SacOb @sbenlen, fom er /
gbicaso 2umter sos. xienefte Des
Moines, Soma, flyer: ~Sea bar fenbt
min Mooer i bet gomle 9anb enbel
Mebicin. iom ieg reo er ben benite
/ 8erben tor Mbeumotisme. ibet ieg
bar brugt benz min Tamilie fere
Nar. Ten fables gbamberlains Bain
Balm. Zen h;elper cltlb'. Soc
Slater tillal9s MorteEieus Mpctbef.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-08-21

nsbpenbi9e Sfribt til at efterfommt
Ronititutionens &rop ON at re9ulert
Mpntens &aroi. 6opeoinoboloe1
af ben 9isfusfon, iom leoebe til 8e'
itemmellen af ben &arbienbeo, iem
ri MI btstuterer. finbes / ben Eioa
State papers, % bet finbes siensi'
bet @apporten fra ben interuatio>
male 8ensetonference af 1879 oa
befcar af fslsenbe Dofumenter:
1. Sefferfous yteoteaniuger ON
Behemmelien al en- @en9eenbeo og
ON Mputninsen for be 6orenebe
Stater.
Q. @apport fra Stortomiteen an.
gaaenbe 8en9eenbeoen.
3. Mpntninesiptemet. foreiIaaet
for &onsresien ben 8oe Mpril 1885.
at @amuel Dssooo og @alter 2iuinsz
fton, Der bannebe @totfammer>Be.
Rprelien.
4. &eiolutionerne angoaenoe
Mpntnin9 af 8be Slug. 1885.
5. Rapport fra Gleranber 6az
milton onsaoenoe Dprettelien at ct
Mpntuertfeo.
6. 5orFieQtge Dofumenter.
9p.ab Sefferionttls
roabebe.
If biSie 9ofumenter pil fees, at
Mr. Sefferion paa Sibe 438 tilraaz
ber fpl9enoe:
Il. st @utb&ptte Zig / @arbi
meb ii Dollars.
2. @nbeb,n eller Dollaren ielu al
@plp.
g.. E,enbebelen a{ en- 9ollar o9iao
al Sslp."
9ette er upia9tis, buab ban ioeoe.
Seq leuerer nu ben BOG, iom :noe>
boloer bisie Stat8ootumenter. %
bpab leg citerer, til @r. &orr.
2auoere ube flyer Mr. Sefferion:
.@nbeben eller Dollaren er en-
tienbt Mpnt. % Solicit er blepen
mere fortroli9 meb ben euo meo nos
gen anben. Sen Ct allerebe antaset
fra Spb til Moro, bar ioentificeret
bore 8enee % tilbpoer berfor little.
lisois fig felp fom en- @nbeo. oer
ollerebe ct introouceret. &or Of
feutlise @ielb, bore Retu,iitioner %
bereS Oppo=tionment bar 9iuet ben
birtelis % lang BeRooelie Of @nbe'
bens @labs. Dsiaa bor 9anoel, uil
siue os mere af benne Mpnt enb at
noeen anben uoenlanbR Mbnt %
sibr ben mere parois til Opmerf.
fombeb."
2eneere frem flyer ban: n9er>
iom ri beRemmer, at en- Dollar Hal
bore Dor @nbeo. maa ri ba meb M9i.
astiabeb fise, boab en- Dollar e."
Ds after. paa Sibe 442, flyer ban:
rMaar Mensben of bet rene @plu.
fom Hal banne @nbeben. er befemt.
o. 6orbolbet mellem @ulb os Splp
osiaa ct befemt. bgr ber bonnes en-
3obel etter ben @roberins, iom fdr
er ontpoet. for berefter at tlc8fficere
be fo1Fiellise ubenlonbRe Mpnter
etter beres t5inbea."
Os frembeles. Gioe 443. onbefa.
ler bon. at en- &omite ifal ubneunes. }.
It'll at fortotte en- Ordinance opretten>
be @eneeenbeben meo bisie Stater
til at belle ben / minbre Mpnter %
til at 11oa Mpnt of @u1o. Splp %
| &obber efter tD!9enoe Brinciper:
vNt bisie @taters Ben8eenbeb ital
uere lie / 8erbi meb ben fpanRe
milled Dollar. iubebolbenbe iaa me-
get flint @plu. iom ben fsr onptfte
Brobertna nal piie. at Der 9iennems
iuitli9 inbebolbes / Dalere al b
forFiellise 9otoer, ION cirtuleres
bos os."
ut oenne @uheb ifal beles / 81,
enbebele % 6unbrebebele."
S @apporten fra @tortomiteen.
ber faaiatte @plubollaren fom @nbeo
timber hi fb(senbe paa 6ibe AT:
,Maar mon bar beftemt, buormeeei
flint Splp Der fa( unre / @nbeber
euer DoQaren, % hor beitemt Tor'
boloet meuem @plu os Cub, mao
olle be andre @eeter fplse beraf."
8aa Sibe 449 finber ri: Ser
8be Npril 1885 ienbte gtatfommer=
beitnreI1en en- Hnpport iii BreTben
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-08-21
fergus 6alls Mgeblaa
uotomn1er 6ber Ou8bag.
H. Soleus, t1bgtper.
subftrtpttou8prt8 $1.25 for Mar. betalt
tT0rifu6, eaer8 $3.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ In
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-30

CHICAGO, Aug. A.-CATTLE-In cattle
there vas the usual light Tuesday demand,
but the meager supply Of natives prevented
any weakening in prices, and yesterdays ad-
vance n the chOiceF class Of natives was well
maintained. Sales were on the basis Of So oe
$50 for common to choice native dressed beef
and shipping steers weighing 1000 TO 100 lbs.
few being good enough to fetch S5.5a, OF SC
poor as 30 go below 81 g. The COW supply was
dispTopOFtionately large and there were good
sales st 81. 25,9S.s0 for poor to choiee cows aud
heifsrs, the greater part selling at $I.9S93.75.
Veal calves were in fair supply and IN good de-
mand at steady prices. with sales largely 81
250095so. Texas cattle we're steady. sales be-
ing mostly at $S.e098l5.
HOGS-In hogs the demand was poor ard
Chicsgo packers wers not willing 10 Guy until
they succeeded IN forcing decline Of Ie9l5s
per 100 los. Heavy hogs sold at s80a9E65. ana
best butcher hcgs sold around sk65 Mixed
lots sold at $A2164.55 and lightweighfs Rs
As0G4S1 The bulk Of the SALES occurred ct
s425a4S5 for packing and at s. sogE. s. Cor
shipping lots
SBEEP-Thers was q good demand and
prices were stronger for sheep. with SALES on g
basis OF sl5s 90 20 foF inferior % ohoice natives
ard 81 58sS90 for westerns Lambs were ss,
tive and sold Al s2&s525 for common 60
choice, prime lots being sc per 100 p0nEds
higher than at fh6 close OF last week
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-30
Ouay's Opponents ConAdent

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug, Ex-senator
Quay and his followers made a bold
dash in the fight for Republican SUI
premacy in this state, by taking posses
sion of the state committee and depos-
ing B. T. Gilkeson from the chairman.
ship. The object in doing this was to
place themselves in position to prepare
the rolls of the delegates to Wednes.
days convention, so that they might
appear before that body with prima
facie case. What the effect Of this
move will be cannot yet be foretold,
and the next move of the Hastings
people is looked for with great interest.
The situation in general is intensely ex-
citing and altogether uncertain Both
factions are claiming victory.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-30
|SHLE Or SAHTB r ORDERED.
Decree Entered at LeavenwoTth and Judge
Johnson wan Fix the Date.
The Judge Caldwell Presidential Boom
Being Revived BY His Topeka friends
-ViOlatOrs of the Prohibitory Law rs
tablisheng ROadhouses.

TOPEKA, Aug. 2s.-The decree order
ing the sale Of the Santa Fe railroad
was not entered at Topeka today. as
was expected, but was filed at p. M
in LeavenWorth in the Office Of the clerk
Of the United States circuit court.
Everything was in readiness for Judge
Caldwell to take the necessary action
here, but the point was raised By Gen.
sEal Solicitor Peck that as this term of
court was an adjourned session of the
June term, which was to have been
held at Leayenworth, ths whole pro.
esedings might be Illegal if the entry
were made here instead Of at Leaven-
worth.
Accordingly, Judge Caldwell and the
court and railroad officers left on q spe.
oial train for Leavenworth as 2 p. m.
Owing to the indisposition of Judge
Caldwell on account of a earbunole on
his leg, court was held in the parlors Of
the ThroOp hotel, instead of the regular
room in the government building,
The decree is a long document, cover
ing IN pages. It leaves to the special
master in ehancery, Judge j. B. John.
son, the time for setting the sale. Judge
johnson says that some day during the
next two weeks he will fix the date Of
RalG
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-30
The INTERNATIONAL FARCE.

The Cat Is Out OF the Bag and q fraud HI
pOsed-Cleveland and Third Term
Awhile ago there was a great effort
On the part of the strikers Of the admin
istration to lead the people to believe
that an international conference was q
matter of only few months, and that
such a conference would be followed by
an international agreement restoring
silver as a part Of the standard money
of the world.
Just at present both the administra.
ton strikers and their friends in Wall
street are doing all they can to dissipate
and counterfeit the views to which they
gave currency q few months ago Some
of the treasury officials have recently
been in England consOrting and eau.
cusing with the Rothschilds, and they
return with the stale information that
the project of international bimetallism
has been practically abandoned in Eu-
rope.
This is thought of sufficient impoP-
lance by the Washington correspondent
Of the New York Journal Of Commerce
to telegraph TO his paper. The impor-
lance of the announcement, however, re-
sides solely in the fact that it affords
ample and complete confirmation Of the
statements made by The Constitution
and other representatives Of the people
to the effect that all talk about inteTna-
tional bimetalhsm was fraud on the
face Of it and intended to deceive the
voters Of the country.
There never has been the slightest de-
sire or purpose on the part Of the Cleye-
land administration to bring about an
international agreement, and if there
had been any likelihood Of such an
agreement Mr., Cleveland and his Office
holding supporters would have set their
faces firmly against it. No sensible NAN
can doubt that
Out of Mr. Cleveland's attitude to-
ward silver grows all the talk about a
third term. That talk is not confined to
the toadies who want to show their
gratitude Tor favors received, but be-
longs to the intention and purpose Of the
gold sharks and money lenders who are
interested in doubling debts and in de-
preciating the price Of the products Of
human labor. This element is perfectly
we'll acquainted with Mr. CleYeland's
attitude toward silYer-was acquainted
with his views before it brought about
his northumberland it is anxious TO
run him in for a third term, being con.
fdent that no other American can be
found who is reckless enough TO defy
the public opinion Of the country.
The talk about a third term began in
Wall street, and while it may not end
there the fact is sufficient nevertheless
to give the people another full length
view, if that were necessary, Of the con-
spiracy against their prOsperity,-At.
lanta Constitution.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-30
Durrant's Defense.

SAN Francisco, aug. 26.-The at
toTneys for Theodore Durrant have two
witness, Marius Burnett and Edward
Mcpherson, by whom they expect tOproVe
that their client was on Market street
at the moment when the prosecution in
sists that a fendish murderer was
mutilating the body of the dead in tbs
library Of Emanuel church. Durrant
himself will trace his movements on
that night.
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Dr. SUNDAY In New YorR.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Sunday was
probably the driest in the history of the
municipality, at any rate the police
ofaeirls all made reports to that effect.
In spite Of the promises of the Wine
and Liquor Dealers association that they
would urge all members of that body to
close their soloons today instead of wait
ing until next Sunday, the police in no
wise relaxed their vigilance, and men in
uniforms were stationed at the doors Of
all suspected places An army Of police
officers in citizens attire were on the
constant lookout for violasors Of the
law The saloOnkeepsrs were extra
ordinarily vigilant and suspicious of
eayone in search Of a glass Of beer Or
whisky
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DIXON Given the decision Over GEisip,

Boston, Aug. 28,-GeOrge Dixon, the
eoiored lightweight boxer Of Boston, was
given the decision over johnny Griffin
at the end OF a 25-round match held an.
der the auspices Of the FaFragut club in
the Newton street armory. The deci-
sion was a surprise to the majority of
the 5000 present, it having been gener-
ally understood that there was to be 40
decision if both men we're on their feet
at the end Of the 18th round, unless,
perhaps. there should be a decided diff.
ference in the condition Of the boxers.
Both men were certainly in very good
condition at the end Of The 25th round.
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salrltuaIIsts - CatelDs Psrf-.

LIBERTY, No., Aug 2s.-CatalpA
park, the spiritualistio mecca. has
opened It's gates for the fifth tins in an
annual encampment TO the National
Bpirituaiist association. From eli paris
Of the United States there have come
the most noted lecturers, test mediums,
trance and Undertaking. mediums,
clairvoyants, trumpet mediums, iRds.
pendent slate writers, mindreaders and
spiritual heaters. The gathering Will
continue for two weeks.
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LATEST TELEeRAPHIC MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug. H.-The burden Of increasing
northwestern receipts was too much for the
wheat market today and September closed 80
lower. September corn lost &c and Septem-
Der oats &c. but provisions made good gains.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-,August, Coo; September, 6l56CS
COZ: December, 622Zc; May, SIG
CORN-August, $50 S63sc; September, 355<
@355sei October, 351sc; November, S31Sc: De-
cembeF, SO59c; May, 3l1gGSl5<c.
OATS-August, 1870; September, 1870; o.
tober, 1870; May, 225sc.
PORK-August, $3.50; September. $3.50; Oc-
tober, S95259; January, $3.50.
LARD-August, s5.921z; September. $5.95Iz.
RIBS-August, &5.771k; September. S5773f;
October $3.50; January, S5.l5,