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Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
COnen Marker.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-COFFEE-Options
opened steady with unchanged prices To 4
points advance; ruled quiet and featureless with
a weak undertone, owing Ia 399 sos bags Increase
unchanged To 10 points net decline; October
S"CO4slO December $3.50 Spot. Rio dun; No
I, jobbing lOAc; invoice, l0lIc, mild quiet . Cor
dova, 15ql6hc; sales 800 pags Maracaibo D. t. +;
total warehouse deliveries from United States
B.l0S bags including 3iOS bags from New York ,
New York stock today, 2i9 3Gj bags; United
states stock 266, 0Gl bags; anoat for the United
States 2iO 600 bags. total visible for the United
States 5O6,O65 bags, against 545.OOj bags last
HANRD. Sept. 4--COFFEE-closed ouiet AT
~ net decline; sales. 2S 0C0 bags "
SANTOS Sept f-COFFEE-W Weak; good
stock. 1900 bags. 's'
HAMBURG. Sept. .-CoFFEE-Dull !, Mfg
decline; sales 1900 bags. = re
RIO, Sept 4--COFFEE-Weak; No T. TO- 200
geis; exchange; "a receipts, IioOO bags; cleared
EuTope. 1000 bagsi stock. 267 600 bags
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05

The "Blue Front' cigar store, at Thlr-
teenth and Howard streets, was raided by
the police last evening and four men, who
We're engaged in. a little game of draw
poker" were taken to the station. A
charge of being inmates of gambling
house was placed on the Jail book opposite
their names. Robert Hollowell is said to
be the proprietor of the place. The men
alleged they were only playing for the
cigars, and that no money was used during
the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05

HOGS-The receipts OF hogs for the dag were
S,O3l, as against 4Oii yesterday ana lS43 On Fri
day week ago. The quality OF the offerings
very common both light and heayy III
the demand was good and the buyers soon
cleared the yards
The market was lower ON All kinds thc sales
showing on an average . decline Of 90, though
a portion Of that misAt be due to the poorer
quality of the hogs.
Heavy hogs sold at s2COa270, but largely AT
S2.GOH2.G5 as against S2G5D2,71 Tor the bulk yes
terday. The light miNed brought S2sjGg 9O
yards TO compare with those that brought $500
NesterdaY. RenreacntAtlNr snles. -,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05

The police are much interested in locating
a hard-hearted father and husband, who
is said to be living in omaha, having more
than two years ago deserted a blind wife
and two small children at his home, in
Sparta, Mich, Chief of Police SgWart has
received "A touching letter from Alice,
daughter of +. w. Brock the man in ques-
ton, stating that the family is destitute,
She thinks he is working in one of the
local railroad offices.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-MONEY ON CALL
Easier at Bar per cent; last loan, per cent
closed at per cent.
"a PRIME MERCANTILE uPHER-Nominally I
STERLING EXCHANGE steady. with actual
business in bankers bills atSi.SiGi.si4 for de-
rates, rates, ,stSsa4S4A and Sif&alS6, Commercial
BAR SILVER-66l4C trH-~
SILVER CERTIFICATI TIES#6sI5 5@p67c
GOVERNMENT BONDS STRONG; state bonds
dull railroad bonds strong,
Closing quotations on bonds We're as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
Iknnsns CitN Markets..

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 4.-WHEAT-Steady and
unchanged; No. 2 hard. 5Oka52c No. g. 47mi9gc:
No 2 red 5Sc No. red, 50dt57c latter for fancy;
No . spring, nominally 19aj0c: No, 3. 45giSc.
CORN-Active ami steady; No. mixed, $50
1Sitc; No. 2 white 2OG2OAc.
OATS-Slow but FIRM No. mixed l6c one
car Colorado, 2lc; No. white, old, 2l&a23c;
new. lSd20c.
RYE-No. g 19c ~
HAY-Steady; timothy choice. Sh5OhSOO;
prairie choice. Si.50G5.0O
p BtITTER-Firm; creamery. 139l4c: dairy, 10
GDl3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
Cotton Mark ct.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4,-COTTON--Qulet; mid
ditnSs, Slac. Receipts, none; gross, 725 bales
stock. e95O7 bales. Futures closed easy: sales
2llla bales; January, S.s2: February. S. SO;
Nli, October s. "a; November, $500 December,
NEW ORLEANS. Sept i--CoTTON-Stcaay; :;
mhl,!tiHg. TAG; low mlddling. I-let: good mid.
dlinl, ll-lec. Nct receipts, s,92G bales: gross
s9.S bales; exports 10 Great Britain, % bales:
70 tgaace, 100 balee; sales s7co bales; stock. a.
SSs hslcs
So. LOII!s. Sept 4.-CoTToN-DulI; rniddlIng.
2-lt1, Receipts, ss5 bales. 5hipments. l25 ba les
.tuyH II iss h3lcs,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05

UOSTON

BOSTON, Sept 4.-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin VIII say tomorrow OF the wool market: :
There has been quite start in purchasing The
buying is still for speculation. There have been
no more sacrifices Of good territory on a basis
OF Sc cleans only scrubby Utah can today be
obtained at thnt figure. There are bids for big
lines OF American territory a basis Of 2se
clean dealt In Bradford, England. So far only
O,GcO pounds have been shipped. the cost and
freight make wool more valuable In Boston at
present prices, The sales for the week are 2s95,-
900 his. domestic and 242 900 lbs foreign, against
last week. ana e,i:3,oOo lbs for the same week
last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05

NEW YORK. Sept 4.-BEENES- Receipts,
2. S9l head; good to prime steers are scarce
others are dun and lower; oxen. lower; dry
cows, weak; bulls. steady; steers SSiTiS5
Texans and Coloradus, S3O5d3go; stays and oxen
81. ijHi 25: bulls S2OOd2 So dry cows. 81. POO
400 cables quote American steers at 10Hlic.
dressed weights, sheep 5TiOC. dressed weight;
refrigerator beef, StgU9Lc; exports tomorrow,
l,52O bceVes l2OS sheep and i,22 quarters Of
beef
SHEEP AND lambs Receipts 4.ei9 head:
dun, no Improvement; sheep, So 55d3 ~.
HOGS Recelpts. 3. .JO6 hend; firm nt 81 6OM2 30
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
Dintbcrin Cases Reported.

Two new cases OF diptheria have been
reported to the health office. The city
physician urges the early use of anti-tox-
me as in cases where this is done Il speedy
recovery is reported Four deaths resulted
lately where the delay was too long. 1he
last cases are located one on Sixteenth
street, and one in Grand View addition
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
ST. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 4.-WHEAT-The lack of de-
mand and the failure OF frost in the northwest
caused the market TO drop back in speculative
demand; No red cash, elevator, 579s su574c ;
track. ,57%q57hc; No 2 hard 52c bid; septem-
Der, 51lac; December Gle.
cOllN-Lower in sympathy with wheat: No.
> cash, lSAc; September, 1870 bid; December
l97.c May. 22as@221sc.
Der, lGlac bid; May l9Bc bid.
RYE-2SC In elevator.
CORN MEAI4-Firm at sl.3O
FLAX SEED-62c.
TIMOTHY SEEDS. .25a2. 49,
WIIISKY-Firm at Sis
dairy. 9HIic.
EGGS-Higher at l0c.
PouLTRY-Market firm; chickens old, 7c,
spring, 7lzc
TURKEYS-7lsqSc
DuCKS-G07sc
L.tIAD-Stronger at 81. 5O6I2. 81
SPELTER-Dull and weak at S3.37i4Gl3 40
PRONlSIONS-Pork. firm at S60Ga6.37I2 Lard
lower; prime steam S3,l2l2; choice, 50. 20 Bacon
boxed shoulders, $500; longs, 81 90; clear ribs,
N.12ls: clear sides. $,2j Dry salt meats boxed
clear sides, So 10
RECEIPTS-Flour, 5000 bbs. wheat, Ca, 900
bu. corn, G3 600 bu.; oats 80 coo bu.
SHTPMENTS-Flour. 400 bbls; wheat "a 900
bu. corn, s, 0O0 bu.; oats, I 600 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
nry Goods Market.

NEW YORK Sept. 4.-Good weather, more
buyers more orders and more business were the
features Of the market in addition TO which
firrner prices for all descriptions of cotton are
remarked all sides There was more inquiry
for clothing house wooens fair orders for light
weights and some business in heavy weight
spot goods. Printing cloths We're trmer at 212c
bid and declined.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 4-Coths and yarns
quiet. with business on very restricted
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
81 Louis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 4.-CATTLE-Receipts, 1000
head; market steady to strong; native shipping
steers, 81. 4OGr3IO. dressed beef aRL butcher
grades, $3OOTl.25: stockcrs and feeders. $500
2 CO. cows and hcifers. s.. 2.00I3I0; Texas and In
dian steers, 81 iO6p3. 40: cows. 81. .S0M275.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market stronger:
light, S3.OOQ3SO; mixed 81. 20; heavy. $29O@
325.
SHEEP-Receipts, 900 head: market strong;
native muttons, S2.75aS5O; common grades,
81 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
Sun;,r Niurlxet.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-SUGAR-Raw. quiet
fair refining. 27sc: centrifugal, 96 test. SHc re
fined. quiet crushed 52sc; powdered DC; gran
ulated, 4Ac
LONDON, Sept 4.-suGAR-Cane, quiet; cen
trifugal Java lis Sd Muscovado. fair refining.
gs 90. Beet dull and lower; September, 9s;
Us
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
stock In sight,
Passed y, Worthless Check.

Dick Collins went into William Nom
Wegs grocery store last evening, ana atter
purchasing some articles, rendered a So
check in payment. The paper made
out on the German Savings bank, and was
worthless. He received S.15 in change ana
decamped. Collins was afterwards arrested
and taken to the station, where he was
charged with obtaining money under false
pretenses. A charge OF forgery will also
be lodged against him.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05

The total sales of stocks today were 1928 ,223
shares, including the following: American Sugar.
% eco; Burlington x Quincy "a, 500; Chicago Gas,
500; General Electric, 1000; Louisville & Nasl-
Vile, 2LlO0; Manhattan, $500; Northwestern,
g. 600; Reading, l2,GOO RocS Island, G9,3OO; ST.
Paul. 37i00; Tennessee Coal and Iron, 1850;
ANnsIHrIl Ifrinn
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
Eirc In n suIoon.

william Garrity's saloon caught fire last
night from some cloth decorations, which
ignited from gas jet. The building iS
owned by Charles Neber The damage will
approximate $l00
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05

It doesn't matter much whether sick head
ache, biliousness, indigestion and constpa-
ton are caused by neglect or by unavoidable
circumstances; DeWitts Little Early Risers
will snpedily cure them all.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. sATtnsD AY sEPrEMBER-,s 1896

i7iac for the account Exchange on London. 25f
17c for checks.
BERLIN Sept. 4.-Exchange on London, eight
days sight 2om 40ispfg
LONDON Sept 4.-Gold Is quoted at Bueuus
Ayres today at i72: Madrid 10 q: Lisbon, 29A !.
Rome l0I 90 The amount of bullion withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance today.
size 900, Of which e6oO American gold.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
Toledo Grnin.


TOLEDO, Sept 4-WHEAT-LOwer. weak; No.
q cash and September, 629sc December, 6Oc.
CORN-Dull and steady; No mixed, 2lc
OATS-Active and easier; No mixed lOc.
RYE-Steady; No. cash 33c
CLOVER SEED-Dull and easy; prime cash,
S425; October, Si.221a
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
fqported-forty-three

were s7e business failures fPorted-forty-three
more than this week.
Exports of wheat -four Included as wheat.
from both coasts Of the United States and from
Montreal this week amount to 1869 S62 bushels,
bushels two years ago and ie6s OO) bushels IN the
corresponding week three ygurs ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TOTALS.
Aggregate of business Transacted by
... the Associated Hanks

NEW YORK, Sept 4.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's shows the total clear
ances at the principal cities and the percentage
of increase decrease, compared with the
corresponding week last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05

today and the market was slow and weak. owing
to the still further decline at eastern markets.
Representative sales:
N a. colorado AZ x arE; r.;
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
.nered.
London stock Quotations.
. Third assessment paid.

BAR SILYER-30asd per ounce
MONEY-A4A per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills, 1h4l 1916 per cent; three months
bills, 1qlh per cent
Foreign Financial Notes
PARIS. Sept. 4.-rhrss per cent rentes. 1881
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
DOMINION OF CANADA

Clearings at Bay city. Fall River Akron,
Snringied Canton Sioux Falls Fremont Hast
ings Chattanooga Fargo Nashville and Calves
ton are not included in totals
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05

Many days work is lost by sick head
ache. caused by indigestion and stomach
troubles. Dewitts Little early Rlsers are
the most effectual pill for overcoming such
A
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
OF OF, Market

OIL. CITY. Pa. Sept. 4--Credlt balaaess lilo:
certificates opened, NlO, high slll low. 81 10:
closed, 81 III no sales: shi9msntS, ss..sl bbls
ruaE 81 AGO bklA
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
Articles | O1,i. /

On the Pro ll,e cxchlrgn TOD " th> buttsr mar
Eet dull creamery, 9dsl6c; dairy. 9Gs
lac. Eggs, tirm; fresh, Ice. Cheese, stcaiy;
2p9SI(c.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
THE REALTY MARKET.
placed ON record Septcm-
Der 4. 1896;
w AID A NrY hEEDS


II II Harder and wife to n s Crump,
lot 10, block 4, brakes add .a;.;.;;..$ 1000
= y /" Of lot !, ii bock i5 m sRinns add, 1000
Potter, lot 8, block 2 KIrI<wood add
iohai nlTe55GnS BanE Of G Glsvaiand, WiH nndyd@d
NV " Sc 93sl5-i5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5000
ernhan, lot ], block 2 Shulis LIST add 1000
] G Harrier and husband to l-ydia
Rice; lots ana 10, Harrier's I'd add ,-o
II l. could and wife to Omaha Ma
tioqal Bank n q feet of lot 2 block ooo
SANE TO 10 $ same. 5oxi32 feet in NV ne .s
Wiiam ?IlIs striblns ana wife to samuel 'O''
butson l''is'1 " block s, Hyde. park .:..,,. 300
Frank Peterson and wife to Maria
MortenS,en, unGiyiid9d 81 d, y OF d iGis .InS
undivided u Of lot 2, block ?, Hop
pcs Eonan%a sn9diy; y;c..'.. .,,..;i..,.,;i. 1900
Stewart lot H. block ., Horbach's .
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
L Al and 7 g Ballon i p1, to to G, p Davis. Davis.
" " Lowe and wirc 10 " & AIMS,
G. " z Gcsd6 e az 9ad p wife i','flO to same.
Sc II, and part Of nc n-lG-lG".,,...
nI EaGe@nsr s2,Hda,g 12 MARY 9Euee3hPer'
Special master 10 Mrs A Il Clapp, n
" QG Iot ., block TO- Kountac & RS .
same to ii & iiodsIin, S u Of lot >, ps a,D
OF lot 2, block S, Kolntzc Ilace,... 47Co
She ~ 20 John King, tr,, lot H. block 49,
~" loves add ,,...,..,............ 27J
u@'94 81 siaes an5 i Of ne i2Mei i,s.i 's or
Total amount o. transfors,,...,,.,.S $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
nnstnn stnck nnntntinns.

'OsTON. Sept. 4.-Can loans. 6ItS7 D,r cent:
10 loans. 6is7 per cent closing prices Tor
cks. DDn IA tnl .ntul1g sllrAs.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05

Twisting the Tigers Tail.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 4.-WHEAT-Ea:
December, 99Ssc.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
snn Francisco Mining fluctuations.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sent T. The oGica closing
quotations Tor niltng stIsRs tOiiy wera "a fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-05
silver olrs, o6X.. Mexican doll,rs, 53N,sSIc
New york Mining quotations.

NEW YORK Sept 4.-The following are the
closing niug QUOTATIONS.:
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04
THE REVOLT in SALVADOR.
rweaty-nve omeer. shot by Ksesliieas
soldier

New York. Dec. ga special to the
Journal from Salvador says:
The soldiers In garrison at Sonsohat
have been dissatisfied for long time
because they were unpaid. though there
had been no open outbreak, but at
noon on the 18th. when the garrison OF
troops were cut drilling under com
mand OF Colonel Rivera. he ordered
them TO maneuvcr and form hollow
square. The men were feeling very
bitter because Colonel Rivera ordered
a soldier who a few minutes before
bad dropped his gun. to be bueksa.
gagged and beaten. the soldier dying
under the lash.
When the square was formed by the
grumblIng soldiers and the officers had
all taken their places Inside the square,
somebody cried out "ylya La Liher'
sad"
The words were Immediately iasea
up by most OF the soldiers and before
any of the officers were able 10 do
anything to protect themselves, they
were overpowercd and forced 10 stand
In line. and Colonel Rivera and twenty
four officers were shot.
The soldiers left the bodies OF their
victims lying where they Ten. and un-
der Command OF Captain Real. they
marched toward the coast, yelling
"ylva In RcvOlutlon: Viva Anionlo
Ezeta.-
II Is believed these men are now mean
the coast. waiting the arrival ef
Ezeta's ship. There are only few real
followers Of Eze,a among ihaSe men.
but they are ready TO weleome Hay
change from the tyranny OF Gutter.
roz
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04
THE COMMISSION.
II Nay ne rorm-d OF Two Es-MIaissers
TO England aud = Ja.sice

To f+nEtAnu ana
New York. Dec. 2G.-In connection
with the appointment of Messns. Phelps
and Lincoln 10y the President to pisees
on the Venezuelan high commission. the
Worlds Washington correspondent Is ia
formed that Afr Lincoln was Sec-s;sry
olney's own selection. and that Cl.sl
Justice Fuller OF Illinois also strongly
recommended him on the ground this; .
report signed by two former American
ministers 10 England. both OF whom
have becn warmly praised by the Rrii.
ish press for many years, VIII have
much weight In Great Britain.
II Is urged. the corresp0ndeu, states.
tha; public opinion IN England eann5i
asc.lbe 20 such men as Phelps and L..a-
coin any prejudice against Englasd.
where they are both very popular The
third member OF the commission. he
says is likely 70 be one Of the associ.ie
justices OF the United States supreme
court, probably either Justice Brewer o.
Justice Brown.
The appointmeut Of either OF theae Jus
iices together with that Of Mr.. Lincoln.
would give the majority OF the eomDsis-
sion to the Republicans This fac; would.
It Is stated. reliese the president frpm
any suspicion that he was working for
the aggrandizement OF his own party IN
creating an international Issue. The an-
nouneement OF the commission y now
expected 10 be made on next Monday.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04
saielss a, p.a..n

Denver. Dec. 26-John II. Hustled. n
welIknown mining man and lumber
dealer. shot and Killed himself at his
town residence, 1885 Pearl street
about $ o'clock this morning.
His death was a great shock to IA,
family and tsicnds. and all are at
loss TO undeStand why he should hAv,
dealt SO harshly with himself. TEN
I'orary insanity brought about by ni
health may account for IL all He was
found lying in the basement of hIf
handsome residence. shot through IL.
head. By bis side was his own revuI
yer.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04
rag POULTRY SHOW.
Foarth AanHai Exhibition Of the Colo
rade Association Opens

Jsnnary ath-
The even, OF the season IN poultry
circles Is the coming exhibition OF the
Colorado Poultry association. being Its
fourth annual show. which VIII open on
Monday. January c. In the CieilaDd
block. 1872 Lawrence street.
The show win continue durins the
whole week. TN tho i1th. inclusive. and
from near and far VIII be gathered
the finest collection Of thoroughbred
poultry. pigeons aud other PETS that
any Western city has besn permitted 10
witness.
Each exhibit viii be In eompe,l,ion-
and the premiums ON the poultry VIII
be plaeed by Mr.. !. X. Fcieh Of Massa-
ehusetts. the ablcst and bcsi-known
Judge Of fowls In America Pigeons
VIII Be judged by Mr.. NJ. c. jackson.
who is an expert on NIL their fancy
points. The value OF regular cash
premiums awarded on the birds VIII
be sI.4oo, whiis an addition ot $3.50
In cash. cups, medals and wars viii be
distributed "a special awards for cob
iectionS. specimens OF exceptional merit,
etc.
The exhibition rooms VII BE- taste
fully arranged. decorated with foliage
plants. etc. and kept scrupuioysiy
clean and inviting 10 viSitorS
The Judging of the fowls VIII Be
most interesting operation and WIN be
conducted openly on the scossng ys-
ten, 50 that all who choose may wit
ness IL
Among the exhibits rouse notable
blrts are expected including some long
tailed Phoenix fowls from Japan, EaRe
fowls from England. RzataHS frusn
British Columbia. Cochins and Brah-
mas from famous Eastern hrecdcrs.
and has; Of ether rare and beautiful
varieties
A growing match VIII take place each
afternoon and II will doubtless furnish
amusement for all who en5oy the early
rlsers' music.
The primary effect or these annual
poultry shows Is 10 promote Interest IN
the breeding Of good stock a. the
fcathered kind. whether for utility OF
beauty. for proht or for plessurr. OF
for all comblscd, and the Colorado
Poultry association. which undertakes
the whole affair has good right to ex-
pect tha; 8, win be well supported In
every way. and those who support Il
VIII feel wen repaid
This Is, perhaps, the aEs Of fzdss bus
~ the breeding OF flnc domestic poultry.
OF fsnSy fowls. can be eailsa fad.
remernber that il differs fro-a most
others OF a similar kind In this respect.
that there IS substantial Industry BE-
hind {; In the production Of poultry and
eggs for the market, and the isapost.
ancc OF this Industry : generally IN
derestinated.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

According 10 Brisad.sr General Wheat
on, the newly adopted magazine rihe
has not met expectations in the depart
ment OF Colorado.
II Is understood 10 be the programme
of the Eastern men In Congress 10 bring
In a bill restoring the duty on wool. ami
coupling il with authority for ne r.
snanee Of bonds. The silver men wtll
not accept the proposition. The silver
Republicans say that. desirable AZ ls tie
restoration Of the wool duty. ii Is not 4
sufficient inducement 70 foreso the ep-
pGrsunity TO DO something FOR silver 4.
Is possible that such bill VIII pas. ina
House, but /. VIII not get througaAa IL
Senate ..I.J,
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

In the last French duel one of the
statesmen was wounded in the lip. This
is the most distressing affair reported
for some time. A statesman whose lip
has been dismembcred must necessarily
abstain from all gabfests until he can
be healed.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

The Alexandria (Aiinn.) Post-News
makes a strong plea for the federation
of "so-caiied prize lights" That's Just
wuere the trouble Hes; so many Of the
"so-called" sort have been tolerated
that real prize fights stand no show.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

The fact that newly arrived girl
baby in New York weighs twenty-iour
pounds may indicate what the new wo-
man is to be physically. It looks more
and more as II the masculine sex is to
be crushed out
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

The Cleveland Plain Dealers inter-
view with -the only living survivor" Of
the electric street car accident is only
equaied by the Chicago Tribune's dis
covery that "aIl the fatally injured Will
probably recover"
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04
THE BOND ellL.
Rsp,ieIieans Agree to Make som. -.
essslon.


Washington, Dec. PA conference
was held between Speaker Reed and
the house managers to-day. aud the
result was an agreement for a vote on
the bond bin at 3 O'Clock to-morrcT'.
instead CT o'clock to-day. In fse
meantime IL Is to be open to debate
through to-day and until 10 O'Clock %.
night. and up TO the time Of voting 10
morrow
A further arrangement was mrfe
TINT the ways and means commltfee.
before reporting the bin. VIII Insert a
clause showing that II is not the pp--
pose TO retire the ereenbacks.
It IS also arranged that there shall ri
separate votes on the proposititm
for a 100000 900 bond issue, and ar
otber on the unlimited Issue.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

The New York Sun objects because
the vassar college girls have adopted
the collegiate yell:
Yum, yum, yum.
We chew gum.
The point is not well taken. Gum
chewing itself may be bad, but the yell
certainly means something which can
be understood by the average citizen.
Ard that is more than can be said for
the usual college yell.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

It is sweetiy solemn thought that
even the lowliest citizen. II he suffers
long enough and hard enough. may one
day rise to the proud distinction Of see
Ing his picture in the papers. adorning
q patent medicine advertisement
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

A Columbus school boy the other day
insisted that Illinois is situated in Chi
caso." That youngster is all right; he's
few years ahead of the times. that's
all.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

A Cincinnati boy escaped prosecution
for stealing bicycle by singing "A
Mothers Appeal to Her Boy" There
Is the making OF a aue alderman in this
youth
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

The New York Sun Is trying to figure
out whether II is correct to use tooth
brush" or teeth brush" We believe II
would be entirely proper to use either
and let some one else worry about the
pronunciation
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

The prince OF Wales made $4,000
this year and Richard Croker s25.ooo
IN English sporting circles II evil
IDENTIFY doesn't pay so well 70 back
horses in England as 1t does to bacea-
rat.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-04

Miss willard says she is looking for
a man who win not use Ink and beer
simultaneously Well. what's the
matter with Editor watterson.
Frances? He doesn't dring beer.