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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-09

Believed It's Discussion by the Senate In
Nearly Ended. e.

Nearly Ended.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-There is GO
ing to be some impatience in the senate
on the part of the champions OF other
bills over the prolonged debate on the
Nicaragua canal bill. The advocates
of the bankruptcy bill are growing
especially so.iciJo ous, and 1t il rumored
thas s mater George who has the bank.
ruptcy b4ii III his keei ing would soon
attempt to have it taken up, even If IN
doing so he would have TO ask that the
Nicaragua bill be displaced. Mr.. George
pronounced this rumor as without foun-
dation, but admitted that he had been
disappointed that the debate OH the
canal bill had continued Tor such a
length of time. He said that 1t had
been understood when he order OF the
consideration of the mea sure had been
agreed ON that the debate ON the canal
bill would not continue to exceed six
days.
II shall not attempt TO displace it,
but shall be very glad when it is ont
OF the way"
Senator Morgan said after the close
of the session Monday that there would
not be many more speeches ON the
canal bill, and that he believed two
days more would bring the debate to a
close IL it could continue without in.
terruption.
Il am as anxious" said he, "as any
one can be to close the debate, but
there have been unforeseen delays"
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river stnsionary q pIetsburg,

PITTsBuRG. Jan. 9.--At o o'clock q.
m. the stage of the water In the Mo-
nongahela at this point was 25 feet Q
inches, and stationery. The river is
falling above, and it is thought that
the highest stage has been reached.
Unless there is more rain the rivers
are expected to fall. and rivermen will
begin to take advantage of the boating
water to get coal to Southern ports.
The damage done by the food has not
nearly as severe as was expected
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! alous CHARGES AeAlNsr RIcks.
The House Judiciary Committee WIN I'm
qnire Into His Actions.


qnire Into His Actions.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.--Charges of o
sensational character against United
States District Judge Augustus Kicks
Of Cleveland are contained in a memo
rial presented TO the house of repre-
sentatives. Representative johnson
of Ohio secured immediate consid-
Grafton for resolution instructing the
judiciary committee to investigate the
charges, an without debate the resolu-
tion was adopted. The charges are
made under oath by Mr.. 8. J. Ritchie
OF Akron, O., wealthy capitalist OF
that section. While directed mainly al
Judge Kicks, they indirectly affect
Judge Burke and ex- United States Sen.
ator Payne OF Cleveland
Mr.. Richie gives the names of for
midable array of counsel i'm Washing
ton, Cleveland and Akron, who have
been retained in his behalf. They in
clude Messrs. Hemphill, Shellabarger,
and Wilson and Butterworth of Wash
ington: Kerusch u Co. Of Cleveland,
and Judge Upson and Messrs. Green,
Grant and Lieber of Akron. The
charges involve losses reaching $6, 600,
900. Mr.. Ritchie claims to. have suf-
fered in decisions made by Judge Kicks
affecting Canadian copper and nickel
sninaa
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coRsETT SURE OF A FIGHT.
me says His Min with Fitx vim Come on
I'm Florida

me 8ays His Min with Fitx win Come on
in Florida.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan 9.--Champion
Jim Corbett arrived here during the
afternoon. When asked by Journal
reporter il he thought the fight with
Fitxsimmons. for which he has signed
articles, would take place, he said:
of course it will. The match has
been made, the money is up and the
fight must AMI will come off. / think
IL viii come off i'm Jacksonville
IN September next. There is no law in
Elurlda TO prevent it. Governor
Mitchell used every means in his power
60 step my fight with Charley Mitchell
and was unsuccessful
Besides, the people of Florida, and
Jacksonville especially, are anxious for
the tight to take place in that city, on
account of the immense amount OF
money which those men who go to see
will spend - ..
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MINISTER DENeY,s OPINION.

Peace Negotions Between China and Japan
SWill ne FruitIess.
LONDON. Jan. "a dispatch to The
Times from Pekin says that the Chi
nese envoy TO negotiate for peace with
Japan had farewell audience with
the emperor ON Friday. Japan refuses
to grant an armistiee. Mr.. DENLY, the
American minister, believes that the
negotiations will be fruitless. The
Japanese viii withhold their terms for
peace until they shall have occupied
Pekin. Japanese landing parties. are
busy exploring the bays ON the east
coast of the province Of Shang- -Tung.
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Rorth Dakota Railway Commission.

n BISMARCK. N. D., Jan. 9.,-At the
meqting of the new board of railroad
commissioner James Currie was elect
ed chairman and ]. E. Phalen secretary.
Mr.. Phalen was for some time superin.
tendent of the Missouri division of the
Northern Pacific and later master me-
chanic of their shops at Fargo Since
the btrike last summer he has been un.
easy in position and finally decided to
resign, which he did at the first of the
yea. He is especially well fitted for
the place. j. w. Gregg has been ap-
PORTED deputy auditor.
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OUR PENSION LAWS
Bill For Their Codification to BE En-.
ergetically Pushed in Both
Houses.
A SPECIAL NIGHT SESSION
Will Be Held For the Reading of the
Bill, Which Will Require
Four Hours.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Representa-
tive Martin, chairman of the house
committee on invalid lpensions will
make an effort to push to enactment
before the death Of the Eifty-third
congress, the bill embodying the codi-
fication of the pension acts, which is
the one project most desired by the
pension bureau. The codiication has
been compiled by Messrs. T. +. Dennis
and ID. 8. Parker, two experts who
were directed by the pension commits
sioner for special services with the
house committee ON invalid pensions
and pensions. respectively.
To learn the final work ON any feat
ure Of the pension law, it is now neces-
sary to search i'm the Revised Statutes,
but the new codification gives the
whole body of the law in q concise and
conveniently arranged form.
Special Night sesalon.
BY consent of the house, there will
be special night session for the read
ing Of the bill. In view of its impor-
tance, it was thought best not to push
the bill throughout without reading,
but it was not desired to consume as
much of the time of the house in its
regular hours as would be necessary to
deliver the whole document. IL 10 es-
timated that the clerk will require four
hours to declaim the lao pages The
sanction Of Speaker Crisp has been Sc.
cured for the measure and as its pas.
sage is earnestly desired by Commis-
sioner Lochren and Assistant Secretary
Of the Interior Reynolds, he has prom
ised to recognize Mr.. Martin to call 1t
up in the near future.
The bill is ON the senate calendar,
and members OF the senate committee
IN pensions are pledged to put forth
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RArLwAr PooLINa.
Tie House Riil Will Probably he RE-
ported Favorably i'm the Senate.

The House Riii win Probably He Re-
ported Favorably i'm the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The senate
committee ON interstate commerce had
the house pooling bill under considera-
tion and postponed final committee
action until next Tuesday when the
committee will meet again. The ex-
preston was generally favorable to the
bill, and the belief was expressed after
adjournment that the bill would be re-
ported practically without amendment
at the next meeting. An amendment
suggested by Chairman Morrison of the
interstate commerce commission, was
discussed at some length, but the
opinion seemed TO prevail that il the
bill should be amended in any way at
SO late day. it would fail because of
antagonism in the senate
1t was resolved, however, to invite
Colonel Morrison to be present at the
next meeting to explain the amend
ment he suggests
The change which he seeks to secure
is one which will make it evident to
the country that the commission has
now power TO supervise and control
pooling contracts before they take
effect. Colonel Morrison says In his
letter that there appears to be an inn
preston prevalent that the bill as it
stands gives the commission this super
vision, but that this Is not true. and
that all the supervising IL allows is
after contracts or pool agreements have
been perfected.
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smallpar ne Abingdon.

BATAVIA, la, Jan. 9.--The family
of w. Clark at Abingdon, seven miles
from here, are quarantined ON account
of smallpox. One OF the family ID
quite sick with the disease.
ts58@za II 1909
Abolish Liquor Tranic and Other Evils.
PTTTsBuRG. Jan. 8. The committee
OF 100 representing those desirous of
forming new party Tor the abolition
OF the liquor traffic and other national
evils have issued call for q national
conference to take Eplacs In Lafayette
hall. Pittsqurg. March II. next.
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votes OF Ladle. Ditlp,t Count.

BoTTINEAU, N. D.. Jan. 9.-This
town is now certain of getting the lo-
cation of the state school Of forestry,
Judge Morgan having issued a peremp-
tory writ of mandamus compelling the
board Of election commissioners of
Ward county to certify the number of
male votes cast upon the question at
the late election. In that county a
large number Of ladies voted upon the
location, claiming that they were en-.
titled to vote upon all school questions.
This place has q clear majority of the
male vote cast.
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NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

Jay Gould's estate has been ap-
praised at $50, 0s4, $50. 70, for purposes
OF taxation by the surrogate court of
New York.
The Iowa State Bottlers association
is In session at Cedar Rapids.
Secretary and Mrs. Gresham gave
the first of the series of cabinet dinners
Tuesday evening. The president and
Mrs. Cleveland were present.
The annual meeting of the national
assembly of the L. A. w. will be held
In New York Feb, IA
Governor Turney has issued procla-
nation requesting that every college
and school In Tennessee celebrate Feb.
IL, the Tooth anniversary of the birth
of George Peabody, the great philan-
thropist. ;.
A number of tableaux and dramas
illustrating Scottish life and history
will be given at the Chicago Audito-
rum I'M honor OF the anniyersary Of
the birth of Robert Burns.
A meeting is to be held at Montgom-
cry, Ala, Jan. 10 by the Peoples party,
at which delegates from all the South
ern states will gather to organize a
Southern Ballot Rights league.
Advices from Madagascar under date
Of Dec. "a, say that the Hovas have
sacked the Amber mountain sanitarium
near Diego Suarez.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad is preparing to equip
it's Nantasket Beach and Warren and
Bristol branches with electricity to re-
place steam power, which is now used.
Captain Challin, who fought the
Arabs ON the Aruwimi, has been
charged by King Leopold with an i'm
portant mission to the Upper Congo.
He will be accompanied by two officers
and several civilians
It is ssemi-oficially denied that the
Italian troops have been defeated near
Kassala, Egypt, by the dervishes, as
intimated IN Paris dispatch.
Thomas r. Deverell, the well known
musician and bandmaster, committed d
suicide in a lodging house In Brooklyn.
The total value of imports into Great
Britain during the year 1894 was
G40S, sos, ,7l8 and the exports e216, 1884,,
239
Two negroes wero instantly killed
ana tnlTu seriously luJuTSu Dy an eAs
plosion i'm the mines at Sloss Station,
Ala
The big plant Of the Delaware Iron
company and the Triton cotton mills
at Dover, DEL, have resumed opera
tions
A heavy snowstorm is seriously in
terfering with traffic in Scotland.
Severed trains have been showed up.
A call has been issued for the annual
meeting OF the United Mine Workers
of America. to be held at Columbus,
o., Feb Ia.
Eastbound shipments last week
amounted 20 80, ,636 tons, against 30,-
7S7 for the preceding week, and l25. 790
for the corresponding week of last
year.
Senator Martin has introduced bill
for the admission Of Oklahoma asa
Btate. 1.-The bill provides for an extern
sion Nof the territory 90 as to include q
part ef the territory Of the Chickasaw
Makis~.p
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BLIXT AGAIN IN COURT.

His Ease Reset for Jan. FL, when Hay.
wards Comes Up.
M1NNEAPoL1s, Jan. 9.-Claus A. Blixt
was brought over from the Jail to be
present when his case was reset, ac-
cording TO the agreement made at the
tinne of arraignment of Hayward.
Bill looked much better than when
last seen, and greeted, his attorney
witt d smile as he stepped forward to
shake hands. The conference lasted
but n-moment, however, and Blixt re-
turned with Sheriff Ege almost imme-
diately to Jail. Hayward's defense, it
Ia said, will be insanity.
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NO MANDAMUs.

Another Decision Against the Southern
Sugar Planters.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.--The district
court of appeals affirmed the decision
of the district supreme court, refusing
to grant the Miles Sugar Manufactur
ing and Planting company of Louisiana
q mandamus compelling Secretary Car
Isle and Internal Revenue Commis-
sioner Miller to proceed under the law
awarding sugar bounties, notwithstand-
ing its repeal by the new tariff law.
The case was brought as a test suit.
An appeal to the United States supre lie
court is still open to the planters, the
case having gone against them in all
inferior tribunals.
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Breen Ii Missing.

BUTTE, Mont. Jan. D. Peter Breen,
district master workman of the knights
OF Labor, who went to New Orleans In
November to attend the knights of
Labor convention has not been heard
from since his arrival in New Orleans,
and his friends in Butte feel certain
that he has met with foul plav.
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FINAL VOTE FRIDAY.

The House Rules Committee VIII UD
donbtedly Fix That Date.
WAsHINGToN, Jan 9.---The commit.
tee ON rules OF the house met with d
view of carrying out the instructions
of the Democratic caucus to frame q
rule closing the general currency de-
bate. The understanding was that the
rule shouS fix the final vote for Friday
next. But the rule itself was not
framed as the committee thought it
desirable to let the general debate run
through the day before presenting the
rule.
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Reached Her Relative.

CHAMBERLAIN, s. D., Jan. 9.--An
investigation developed the fact that
Mrs. Schwiesaw, who disappeared nm
det circumstances which pointed to
murder, is alive and well After being
driven from home by her intoxicated
husband in the dead of night friends
aided her to reach her relatives in Iowa.
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situation Alarn,n~.

UEIoNTowN. Pa, Jan. q. The food
is sweeping things along the river at q
lively rate. During the past two hours
the river has been rising rapidly and at
8 O'Clock there was o stage OF ~ feet at
Connellsyille and it was rising at the
rate of foot in four hours. This. ID
the highest the river has been since the
food of August. 1889. and, with this
exception, surpasses all the foods since
1850. The situation is really alarming.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Jan. "a sensa-
tion has been caused at Greene by the
sudden disappearance of +. M. Belknap.
dealer in agricultural implements, after
forging IL or 10 notes for various
amounts and disposing of them there
and in this city, and leaving many
creditors i'm the lurch. He left young
wife at Greene with a young SON,
almost in destitute circumstances. She
is nearly heart broken.
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vanderbiits Not Reconciled.

NEW YORK, Jan. y--The World
says: w. x. Vanderbilt has engaged
passage on the White Star steamer
Teutonic which will sail from New
York Jan. 10. MRS. William X. Van
derbilt is dot to be o member OF that
party. The reports of reconciliation
have been without foundation.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Eugene v. Debs
and his associates who are under jail
sentences for contempt, surrendered to
United States Marshal Arnold, and
Jail committals were promptly made
out. No proceedings in court, looking
toward q stay Of sentence were begun.
All the defendants except Howard and
Elliott were present in the>marshal's
Office.
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SOUTH 81 Pau j ID. &, 1884,
HOGS Steady; gool heavy no fir II, light
we K.
TlLE- trong all around; especially on
fat butch uff; =, heavy feeders wanted
Prime stsrrS So.2' $40; goo steers. s21 a.
az prime cows. "a ID 10 : good COWS. 5 ~
2-35; common to fai" 81 % T.; light
veal calves, 81. DJ4.5I; heavy calves; $l-2, q.
l7a.
SHEEP Steady
Receipts: Cattle 70 hogs. 7tN.
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Negroes Go Hack.

MARsHFIELD, Ore, Jan. 9.--An but
six of the 30 negro miners who came
here from Virginia week ago TO work
in the Beaver Hill coal mine, have quit
work and were taken to the Empire
City by the white miners. The negroes
are destitute and win be cared for by
the county until provision is made for
sending them hack to Virginia. They
claim the coal company grossly misrep
resented things to them.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 9.--Both house6 of
the Legislature met during the day.
The senate organized and elected
Ernest Pillow of Marshall Dem. J
speaker. The house elected John q.
Upton of Upton (Dem. speaker, but
did not complete its organization,
though the house Democratic caucus
selected all nominees for all Offices
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-09
sonthern Insiiana Flooded.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 9.-Advices from
Southern Indiana to The News tell Of
disastrous floods, resulting from the
heavy rains of the past AS hours. The
farmers are suffering severely from the
overfiows, and more serious losses still
are an anticinated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-09

New YORK. Jan. 9.-Maud Fries,
18years old. at Millville, N. j., swal-
lowed a long shawl pin. The pin
slipped down her throat and appeared
10 have lodged in the stomach. She
SUI Rgeat pain The removal of the
pin viii require the opening of the
stomach
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SPAIN RECEDEs.

Reported That the Cuban Tariff War Has
Been Ended.
MADRID, Jan. 9.--It is reported here
that as q result of the negotiations
with the United States concerning
American exports to Cuba and Porto
Rico, the United States viii again be
accorded the benefit of the minimum
tariff schedule
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Another Fistic Fatality.

SPRINGFIELD. o., Jan. o. Michael
Nugent died here from the effects Of
blow on the neck, received in boxing
set-to with friend few days ago.
His physician says the blood rushed TO
the head, forming clot on the brain.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-09
THE INCOME TAX Law
Suit to Test Its ConstitutiOnality Lii
Set Down For Hearing at WASH
ington Jan. Is.
SUGAR PLANTERS LOSE
Another Decision Refusing Man
dana rs Against Secretary Carlisle
and Commissioner Miller.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The case OF
John q. Moore against Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue Miller 70 contest
the constitutionality of the income
feature Of the new tariff law came mp
in the district supreme court, and was
set for a hearing ON the 18th inst, In
the equity branch of the court.
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Residents Driven Dut.

McKEEsPoRT, Pa, Jan. 9.--At mid.
night the water is up on Market street
and all the families along Water street
have moved out Water Is i'm the
Dewes Wood company's mill and part
OF the mill has shut down. The How
ard plate glass works nc Duquesne had
to shut down and the Carnegie steel
works are partly knocked ont by the
food.
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soldiers Arrestei For assault.

PEMBINA, Nd, Jan. Q. -Four soldiers
from Fort Pembina are under arrest
for assault. They are accused OF beat
ing one Joseph johnson OF South Penn
bina on New Years night. The trial
was set before Paul johnson, but was
adjourned to procure the attendance OF
Witnesses
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

ILwAUKEE, Jan. ., 1895.
FLOUR-Dull and uncha ngei.
WHEAT-Firmer NO. spring, 9Sc: No.
/ Northern: 6tt4c May, SM
CORN Scarce No. 3, 4iI1c.
OATS Steady. No white, 3lls: No. .
white, 3lGn314.
BARLEY Quiet. No. :, 53l9c; sample on
track, t2Is 5.5.
RYE Fir gr. mol, sic
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listened to Coxey.

WAsHINGToN. Jan. 0. Representa-
tive Bryan. McMillin. Dalzell and
Whiting Of the house ways and means
committee, listened To Jacob .. Coxey.
while he explained his non-interest
bearing bond plan.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Eight of Chi
cago's best amateur boxers will meet
Boston's picked eight in less than q
fortnight TO battle with natures
weapons for their glory and for the
honor of their clubs and their cities.
The contest will toke place in Boston,
Saturday, Jan. 10.
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More Bodies Found.

ALBANY. N. Y, Jan. 9.--Three more
bodies have been.found in the ruins of
the Delavan House. Two were upon
the remains of an iron bedstead and
the third abput 10 feet north Of the
ovens. The indications are that sew.
eral other corpses are about to be nm
earthed. There is nothing about any
of the corpses to identify them.
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diamond tlntnnt sold.

LONDON, Jan. 9.--The De Beers Dia-
smond Mining company Of South AT
rica has sold its entire output of dia-
monds for 1896 to London syndicate.
The sale Is at an advance on previous
rates, and ID il reported that the value
of the total output for this year will be
e3. 500. 600.
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Minneapolis Grain.
N7TNN
pnIIS In

MiNNEAPOLIs, ia 8. 1895.
WHEAT-January closed at s34c; ay
opened 59&c; hi ;he,t, 6tlIc lowest. ~ &C;
losed, 59Sa'; uly opened at 609sc; high
est, 6lc; lowest. d ~; Close, oO9S:. On track
No. / nard, 90 &C; 40. Nor hern. 9Stc; No. 2
Mort herp
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Cotrthoune nedIcafeI.

CEDAR RAPIDS. la. Jan. The new
courthouse of Delaware county, at
Manchester, was dedicated with appro.
PIRATE ceremonies.
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

chicago Union stock Yards.
CHICAGO, la 8. lS),.
HOGS-Market ste dy to g higher. with
trade fairly active, Sa s ranged at $3. ~
QD4.25 for light S3n5 D. mixed '4.OJ,t
Ali for heavy; 81. az for rough packing
and shipping lots.
CATTLE kat strong to a shade higher,
SAEEP-Stronger
Receipts: nog 5.D': cLttle. 5. Os sheep
lt,UA.
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sEInnesosa HortieuItura1 soclety. I

LAKE Cry, MINI. Jan. @. The
State horticultural society il lin session
here. The meetings will continue the
remainder OF the week.
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Duluth Grain.

%, LurH, Jan 8, 1891
WHEAT-Cas J., No. hard. Gle; No.
Northern, 5a}sc; May No Northern, &c;
July No. sort era. 6.a4c