davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-09-24
NEWS FROM EUROPE
THE GRAND NIZIER OF TURKEY
THREATENS TO RESIGN.
SULTAN UPHOLDS POLICE

Turkish Ruler Believes His Minister
of Police Is All Right and Refuses
TO Remove Him from Uttice--A
Collision of Anglo-Egyptian Troops
and Dervishes Probable
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-02-29

raz sfa}szowane, kt6rem sic "a
stawia red. Prawdy.
Jezeli Redakcya Prawdy sa-
ma W Bay City ME sfabryko.
wa}a tel korespondencyi, to
musi sobie publicznosc wyro.
bic pojecie korespondentach
tel gazety, kt6rzy ma tyle So
uczciwymi, IL ME wahaja sic
fa}szowac cudze podpisy.
Zwracamy czytelnikom uwa~
sc ma to, ze Przybyszewski e
wielkim naciskiem twierdzi, il;
ME wierzy W to, ably p. Teofil
Kasperski uczyni} zeznanie Iii
sedziego Gressa, kt6re og}oszo.
ne by}o W No. Z nasze; gazety.
Mozecie dobrze zrozumiee jak
daleko siega swym "bluffem'"
Przybyszewski,j ,jezeli sic osmie.
liz nawet napisac, IL my sfa}
szowalismy podpis i pieczec Sc
diego. Czyby Przybyszewski
m6g4 cos podobnego robica
Czy on ME vie jaka "a to jest
Osadzcie, czytelnicy, sami te
sprawe z zimna krwia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-02-29

My sic proces6w ME boimy
poniewaz piszemy zawsze tyl'
ko to co mozemy W sadzie u
dowodnic. Przybyszewski VIE
dobrze, ze W sadzie by ME vie.
le wsk6ra}, rozg}asza wiec pc.
gr6zki ma to tylko ably ludz1
rastraszyc wrazenie tego ar.
tyku}u O lie moznosci mi,
szczyc.
z Bay City iinnych miast
dostalismy W ubieg}ym tygo-
dniu przesz}o 80 list6u, w spra-
vie Przybyszewskiego, W kt6
rych potwierdzone jest wszyst-
ko cosmy pisali, oraz wiele no
wych oskarze6 podane. z pu-
blikacya tych oskarze1 wstrzy
mujemy sic jednak do czasu
dobrego zbadania ich osobi-
scie.
Przybyszewski W ostatnim
numerze "Prawdy" og}osi} Kill
ka podpis6w, re to co by1o ma
pisane W "Ameryce" jest ME-
prawda. Rozsadny cz}owiek
zrozumie to dobrze, re take
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-02-29

go}os}owne zaparcie, ME moze
mice znaczenia wobec tego co
my napisalismy. Podpisy re.
bra} Przybyszewski W SYN.
kach "a piwo. My zas mozemy
swoje twierdzenie udowodnic
przez obywateli wp}ywcwych,
odpowiedzialny ch, tax pola.
k6w ]ak i ameryksn6w.
Ola "bluffu" Prawda og}o-
si}a niby podobizne korespvn-
dencyi pisanej przez Teofila
Kasperskiego. ze redakcya
Prawdy by}a przekonana, IL
Kasperski listu ME pisa} ze
chcia}a sic wywinac tel spra-
wy k}amstwem, to "a najle-
pszy dow6d sluzy list, kt6ry
by} og}oszony W ostatnim nu.
merze "Ameryki." Wobec O.
strego wystapienia z naszej
strony, spostrzeg} pan wyda-
wca czy tam redaktor, re to
Jest z}e Aomaczenie i zmienia
Je....
Podajemy tn na sad naszych
czytelnik6w rzeczywiste pismo
pana Teofila Kasperskiego, 0.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-02-29
Stracony "a mOrderstwa.

San Francisco, CAL. % lutego. -
Moskal Ivan Kowalew, ktory zbieg2
z kilku innymi zbrodniarzami Sy
peryi, zosta& wczoraj W San Francis
co straoony "a pope}nienie dw6ch
zbrodni, Dnia 30 grudn 1894 r.
wsp6lnie Mateuszem Stecherboko-
VEN, tak2e zbiegiem, zamordowa}
obrabowal W Sacramento F. H. L.
Webera zone tegoz. stecherbokow
zosta} krotko potem podczas rabun-
ku W San Jose zastrzelony.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-02-29
BOgactwO StanOw Zied.

o bogactwie ipotedze ekonomi
cznej St. Ii. pismo North 44mericaa
Revieao cytuje dane, dajace pojecie
o niepospolitym wzroscie s;} produ
kcyjnyoh W cstatniej po}owie bie&a-
cego stulecia. z danyob tych okazu-
je sic, IL rozmiar produkcyjnosci pra
cy oodziennej pojedyhozego obywa
tela amerykshskiego podwoii sic cd
r. 1910 &C, dob, obyt ekonomiczny
jest try razy lepszy W porownaniu
z dobrohyrem r. 1860. Nsjwiekszy :
przyrost silly i produkcyjnosci pray
pada ma si}e parry. Liczba koni W ME-
ruchomych massynach cd r. 1910 do
1896 w}ac znie wzros}a 100000 do
3,94O, 900, 10000 ma 10 milion6w
W lokomotywach i 2O5,OOO ma g.
200. 900 ma .parostatkach. Dzienny
wydetek ma utrzymanie szko} W St.
Il. dosiega obecnie cyfry 1855 milo
now dolarow [po 2,4O ma os belpod-
czas gdy wydstek ma kszta&oenie,
przypadajacy przecietnie ma jednego
cz}owieka, wynosi W Augli, 1,30, we
Francyi 0,8O, W Niemozech O,5O, "
Austryi O,3Oi we Wioszech O25.
Przecietna liozba list6w, kt6re wy
sy}a CO rok jeden obywatel St. II.
wynosi 10 sztuk, zas W Szwajcaryi
ma jednego mieszkahca przypada
przecieciowo Is list6w, W Anglii go,
W Niemczech So, W Belgii 40, WHO
landyi 40, we Francyi 80, W Austryj
"a we W{oszech Is. Nakonieo we
dug ostatnich danych statystycznych
zamoznos6 St. Ii, II. wartosc majat
ku pahstwowego iprywatnego Zwia
zku po}n.- amerykahskiego wzros}a Z
1850, ,OOO,OO5 dolar6w W roku 1920
do 65, ,O35 100000 dular6w W r. 1890
co wynosi po 1,O39 dolar6w ma kaz-
diego mieszkahca. Wed}ug scis}ych
obliczeh, zamoznosc St. u. " wy
mienionym powyzej okresie czasu
wzrasta}a przecieciowo 9O2 Milo
ny aolar6w rocznie, czyli po 20 do
larow ma jednego mieszkahca. Ami
jedno pahstwo W swiecie ME moze
pochwalic sic tax szybkim, a jedno-
czesnie wszechstronnym wzrostem
swego dobrobytu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-02-29
sIEDM OsOB.
ZnalazfO smierG W p1Omieniach.

Baltimore, Md, "a. lutego.-
Przy pozarze jaki wczoraj rano krot-
ko po Sci godzinie wybuchi W domu
Jamesa R. Arniger pod no 1905 prey
North Charles ulicy, siedm os6b
straciio zycie, mianowicie James R..
Armiger, IS lat, VIM. B. Riley, 80
lat, Richard, Riley, 4 lata, Maryan
Riley, u roku, James Chamblin, 8
lata, Marya Chsmblin, 30 lat, Harold
Manuel so lat.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-02-29

Cd Mississippi az do Niagary,
Cd Kordylierow po stepy Teksah
skie,
Gdzie tylko garstka mieszka polskie!
WARY,
Teskne westchnienie sla dzieci s}o'
DO ukochanej Ojczyzny "a no'ze:
-Zbaw Polske, Boze
Pogarda dla tycb, co st~arzaja swa.
ry,
Nieoawis6 sieja miedzy polskie cha
ty;
Nam pokojowe wywiesi6 sztandary
I zgodnie dazyd do celu oswiaty.
Praca-modlitwa nieehaj dopomoze:
-Zbaw Polske, Boze
Kiedy pojdziemy ramie przy ramie-
niu,
Z}aczeni screen W scisle bratnie ko}a,
Bedzle tu chwaaa polskiemu imieniu,
Dobrych wiarus6w wydala polska
szko Ia.
Me przebrzmia pienia, wznoszone W
pokorze:
,-Zbaw Polske, Boze!
Farmerzv polscy, W swiezej orzac
glebie,
Nuca "a plugiem dumks narodowa,
A gdy rodaka zobacza W potrzebie,
Chetnie mu .piesza z pomooa 20
towa....
Wzdycha drwal laoki W minueso-
ckim borze:
-Zbaw Polske, Boze!
Matka, pacierza uczac lube dziecie,
Milosc Ojozyzny wlewa W Mode ser.
ce,
A gdy dziewice W peaDym zycia
kwiecie
Auielska raczka tkac beda kobierce,
ma Mich nasze Polki hoze:
-Zbaw Polske, Boze!
Mech W sercach polskich przetrwa
wiara stala,
Mech kojarza wez}y swiete, mile,
Az sic po}aczy emigracya GAIA
W wielka wzrosnie ia obczyznie
Niepodlegsosci wskaz nam, Panic, 20.
-Zbaw Polske, Boze!
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-02-29
ZBAW ROLSKE, BOzE!

Ma obcej ziemi rozproszona wiara
Me tract ojc6w mowY ami ducha,
I W sercach naszych zyje cnota sta
ra,
A nawet rosnie rycerska otucha,
G}osne brznh haslo po swiata prze.
stworze:
--Zbaw Polske, Boze!
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-02-29
Czy przypadek czy samObojstwo?

CZy prZypadek cZy SamODOJSJWOs
Fostoria, O.,-Byay pose} do kon
gresu Mich. D. Harter, F'ladelfi,
otru} sic tn W mieszkaniu S. Knappa,
u ktorego bvi gosciem. Harter pray
by} tu pred kilku dniami, aby IA
}atwi6 interesa. By1 on W dose do
brym humcrze, ale uszksrzal sic ma
bezsennosc Dol g2owy. Me mogac
widocznie W nooy uspat, zazyl NOR.
6ny.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-02-29
"BLUFF GAME"

Przybyszewski Bay City
rozg}asza, re bedz1e wydawce
"Ameryki' skarzyc, ale jakos
mu ME sporo.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-22

party takes thesame position to-day
that it has always held. 1t has al
ways favored the use Of gold and sill
Yer as money, but it wants to main
tain all kinds Of dollars, gold, silver
and paper, at equal purchasing pow
er. 1t has never advocated the free
and unlimited coinage ofsilver at the
ratio OF 16 to 1 by this country
alone, knowing full we'll that such a
course would sink us at once to a
silver basis, and would destroy the
parity OF our different kinds Of mon
ey. The Republicans want to avoid
silver recommendation, which will be
the result ii we so it alone. The Re
pnblicans have always favored an
international agreement as the only
way, If there be one, by which Il fixed
ratio between gold and silver can be
maintained. Compare the money
planks of 1892 and 1896 published
this week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-22

WHEN wheat was down the silver
men declared that it was the depreci-
alton of silver that had caused the de-
cline. Now that it has advanced in
price they declare that the silver ques-
ton has nothing to do with that. And
they are right. It has nothing to do
never has had anything to do-with
either advance or decline. It now APP
pears that India, which has been for
several years past one Of the great
competitors, has suffered so severely
from drought that there is not enough
wheat raised to supply the wants Of
its own people, and cargoes are now
actually being shipped from the Unit
ed States to meet the deficiency. If
we had our mills open as they were
under the Mckinley law, wheat would
not be less than dollar bushel, and
farmers would be booming.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-22

f. E. LoMMEN. OF Crookston, adj
dressed small audience here OH
Monday afternoon. II false state
meats and Misrepresentation can
get IL man into Congress-, he will get
there. because his speech was full OF
them. He stated that the banks Of
the state were assessed only for
1851 900, while the farmers year
ling calves we've assessed 1906, 900.
This is a lie. We have a letter from
state auditor Dunn in which he gives
the correct figures as follows: 1.-The
total assessment of organized or in
corporated banks for the year 1895
was $13,S45 ,256.OO.. Iotalamount
OF moneys and credits Of private
banks (bankers and brokers, ETC.,
for 1895 was 81 1868 ,345.O0." LON
men also said that the banks OF st.
Paul were assessed only ST, 900,
while the COWS were assessed for
VS., 900. These figures refer only to
the private banks in the city, OF
which there are only one or two
small concerns, and does not include
the state and national banks, but
Lomlnen uses the figures us Simplifying
to all banks. 1t is clear that MIR.
Lommen is misleading and deceiving
the people by false figures and state
ments with a view of arousing their
prejudices and passions, hoping
thereby to set elected to Congress.
But the people have found him out,
and will not vote for a falsifier. They
will vote for that man Of the COM
mon people, Frank NJ. Eddy, who is
an honest man and will not deceive
them, and who will rep, esent the dis
trict ably, faithfully and well.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-22
Republican Money Plank 1892.

The American people, from tradition and in
terest, favor bimetallism and the Republican,
as standard money, with such restrictions and
under such provisions, to be determined by legs-
lation. as will secure the maintenance of the par
whether OF silver, gold. or paper, shall be at all
times equal. The interests OF the producers o1
the country it's farmers and it's workingmen. de-
mand that every dollar. paper or coin. issued BY
the government Shall be as good as any other.
We commend the wise and patriotic steps al
ready taken by our government to secure ali
international conference. to adopt such measures
as will insure parity OF value between gold and
silver for use as money throughout the world.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-22
The farmers OF this country must

The farmers OF this country must
appreciate and will appreciate, if
they do not already, that we cannot
increase their markets or decrease
their competition either at home or
abroad by destroying the credit OF
the country. applause and cries OF
Fright, rightly That we cannot
cut down the competition which they
have in India and Russia and the Ar
gentine Republic, or increase consump-
ton at home of their products by
cutting down the value of the curren-
cy OF the United States. The only
way the farmers can be benefited is
through larger consuming class.
(Applause.) The mints will not fur
nish the farmer with more consumers.
He has the most profitable market
for what he produces at home and
not abroad. (Applause.) He is met in
the markets OF the world by the pro-
ducts OF other lands beyond the seas.
The only market he can rely upon
every day OF the year is the American
market (applause), and what he
wants to know is how to make that
American market the best. He can
not do it by closing the mills.
(Cheers.) He cannot do it by put
ting out the fires OF our furnaces.
Renewed cheers. He cannot do it
by taking business away from the
great railroad lines OF the country.
He can only improve the American
market by fayoring a policy that
will put every man to work who lives
beneath our flag and put them to
work at living wages (applause); not
the wage scale OF some other nation
Of the world, but the American scale,
the best in the world. .(Great APP
plause.) And you cannot improve
that market by destroying the credit
Of the country, for the credit OF the
country lies at the foundation OF
capital and prosperity. William
Mckinley.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-22
Money Plank in Republican Platform.

The republican party is unreservedly for
sound money. 1t caused the enactment OF the
law providing for the resumption OF specie Eny-
as good as gold. We are unalteraby opposed
to every measure calculated to. deba>e cur
rency or impair the credit OF our country. We
are, therefore, opposed to the free coinage OF
silver. except by international agreement with
the leading commercial nations OF the world.
which we pledge ourselves to promote, and un-
til such agreement can be. obtained the existing
gold standard must be maintained at parity
with gold and we favor all measures designed to
maintain invioably the obligations OF the
United States and all our money. whether coin
or paper. 1T the present standard. the standard
OF the most enlightened nations OF the earth:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-22

WITH free coinage giving back to
the mine owners every dollar that is
stamped at public expense they will
come into possession Of and control
all the money to be issued in this
country. Are the people ready to vote
to give the silver trust monopoly of
the business Of furnishing currency to
the nation Eek.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-22

The Court House Ring claim that
they carry the votes Of the people OF
this county in their vest pockets and
are sure of election. The Ring seems
to think that the people must keep
them in Office as long as the members
OF the Ring want to remain-which is
for life. The people, however, are de-
termined to smash the Ring this
year.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-22

lido not know what you think
about it, but believe it is a good
deal better to open up the mills OF
the United States to the laborer OF
America than to open the minis OF
the United States to the silver of
the world.-William Mckinley, in a
recent speech.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-22
BOTH Deffer and I4o1nmen. q

BOTH PETER and I4o1nmen. and ev.
cry democratic speaker we have
heard, make a great hue and cry
about the Republican party having
changed front Oh the money question.
That is not SO. The Republican
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

Seven men were killed III Il mine near
Ogden, Utah,
A destructive storm has occurred III
the Southwest.
SIX men were killed by IN explosion
in d mine at Butte, Mon.
Fire at ParkersbUrg, Ia, destroyed a
large portion OF the business part Of the
city.
Fire nearly wiped oat the town Of
Camp5ellsyille, Ky, entailing u loss of
SIS, 900.
y hurricane did much damage in
Fort Worth, Tex, and the surrounding
country.
An immense landslide has occurred
at TruDb. 20 miles east OF Berne. Many
farms have Teen devastated.
The British ship Blairmore was cap.
sized While at anchor in San Francisco
bay. Six men We're drowned.
Frank Mckinley, who had been mar.
ried less than an hour, was killed by 6
train in his brides presence at Eliza
beth, n. j.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25

be taken down. Mr.. Allen was obliged
to take his seat, but on a motion by Mr..
Faulkner was allowed to proceed
Mr.. Gear said that he took no excep-
ton to the language of Mr.. Allen, al.
though he regretted the alteration,
feeling that it was impossible to touch
pitch without being defiled.'
Mr.. Allen returned that he was sur.
prised at being able to defile the sena.
tor. He also sarcastically expressed
thanks to Mr.. Hoar for keeping a
watchful eye on him to see that he did
no wrong. He again spoke highly Of
General Weaver, and again protested
against the laughter of the senators.
Let me assure the SENATOR" said
Mr.. Chandler, that we are not laugh.
ing at what he says, but the way he
says IT,"
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25

A LIVELY ~COLLOQUY.
Senators Allen aid Gear Take Part in
an Exciting Episode.

Senators Allen aid Gear Take Part in
an Exciting Episode.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-The debate
IN the bond resolution proceeded dur
ing the day, Mr.. Hill continuing his
speech in opposition. Mr.. Hoar sup.
sorted the proposed bond investigation.
Ihe debate is proving attractive to the
public. the galleries being crowded
Through the Cay.
An exciting episode occurred late in
che day concerning Pacific railroad
affairs. Nh. Gear, chairman of the
Pacific railroads committee, presented
3 bill proposing III adjustment Of
the railroads debt. This led Nh,
Allen Of Nebraska 20 criticise the COM
mittee fo" alleged Partially to Coils
?. Huntington and his lobby.
Mr.. Gear holy replied THAT Senator
Allen had 70 right 70
Rmpusn the Motives Of fhe Committee.
It wa not necessary char the commit
zee should send Tor Tom, Dick or
Harry all ever the country" My.
Allen said lie had seen Huntington and
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25
NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS

King Oscar of Sweden is in Genoa,
Italy.
Ii Hung Chang has abandoned his
American tour.
Commander Booth-Tu2Tker Of the
United States Salvation Army has
takcn out his first papers.
Mrs. Langtry has sold her house in
Liant street, London, for 2250, 600, and
intends taking a sualler residence ii
Mayfair.
The arm Of Captain Clifford, VINO.
was recently wounded in an engage
menr with the Matabe4es, has been
ampututed at the shoulder.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.

Two Jacksonville (Ind.) justices
married nine clipping couples in one
day.
It has been found that the report of
DR.. Nansen's return has practically no
foundation.
President Cleveland has accepted an
invitation to deliver an address at the
l50th anniversary of the founding Of
Princeton college.
The treasury lost 1892, 400 in gold
coin and Sic, 500 i'll bars Monday, leav.
ing the true amount Ci the gold re-
serve Sl26, 500, 931.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25
SPORTING NEWS.

MalIsr and Siavin have been matched
for a prize fight.
McKeever whipped Young Critic"
at Maspeth. L. l.
Miss Baldwin Won the ladies' si1-day
bicycle race in Minneapolis By two
inches.
A Greek won. the 25.miie running
the finals.
The Tennessee derby was won by
DR.. McLean's brown gelding Berclair.
The time, 1863. is the Tennessee
derby's best record.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25

his lobbyists occupying all the seats III
the committees room and "lordlng 1t
over tie committee.
Mn t4ear sad he would not question
whether the Nebraska senator repre-
scented or IA srepresented the great
state of Nebraska He had known him
for three years and knew the sort OF
nolitical affiliations he was used to.
This brought Allen forward in an
explanation Of his party affiliations.
He had voted for Lincoln and Grant.
When Mr.. Alien spoke of his voting in
1892 for Genera. Weaver for president,
sensational episode was precipitated.
Mr.. Gear interrupted to state tina,
General Weaver stood for the contisca'
tor If railroad property. the telegraph
and ,olephone systems.
Mr.. Alien l. sponded with a glowing
eulogv of General Weaver, whereupol
Mr.. Gear broke out III a loud laugh an,
retre.ted to the cloak rooms. Mr.
Allen protested against this rud
"guff" declaring that
While Brought Up Among the Coyote
nc ,ras taught better manner tina
tn. And the senator canno
starG mere and utter falsehoot
md go unwhipped," proclaime
Mr., Allen. Mr. Hoar called Mr.. ALE
h order and demanded that his wore
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25
last of the Appropriation Bills
Has Been Reported to the
House.
Us Is the General Deficiency Bill
and Will Be Speedily
Disposed OF,


WAsHINGTON, April 20.-At the open.
Leg Of the session Ct the house, MI.
Cannon Of Illinois, chairman Of the
appropriation committee, reported the
general deficiency bill, the last of the
appropriation bills, and gave notice
Shat he would call It up at the earliest
possible moment.
The total amount carried by the bill
Is %. l91 ,340. The principal deficiencies
For which il provides are treasury de.
Dartment, 81, 014, 900; District Of Col.
1m5la, SIG, 600: war department,
s60I 900; navy department, $l99, GOO;
anterior department, S304 600; depart
ment Of justice, 3225l, 900: printing office,
$50, 900; house OF reprs sentatives $l04,.
100; judgments court of claims, $l43, L.
800; Indian depreciation claims, $40,.
900; audited claims, SlG9, 900; out Of
POSTAL revenues, 81, 421 900.
IN addition to this bill, the urgent
deficiency act pissed early III the ses-
zion, carried Sc, 300, 43G; making q total
3or deficiencies this session Of $l1 ,906,.
f1G.
The Total Appropriations.
The regular annual appropriation
ellis carry an aggregate Of $314, 643, IA.
In addition to these bills and 1.-THE two
deficiency bills, miscellaneous acts car.
Fying *jl1i, 204, and regular annual ap-
preparations. amounting to $ll9, 0J4, 100
aave been passed by the house, milking
aae TOTAL appropriations by the house
curing this sesS Oh $500, 031, 405.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25
Chicago Union stock Yard

CHICAGO, April IL, 1896.
HOGS-Market fairly active, at 5@1Oc
decline.
Sales ranged at s3.5 @3.W for light;
SO. 400 80 for mixed; .3.23M3 S. for
heavy; r.. 25M3.35 IL rough.
CATTLE - MarAet steady to d shade
higher,
Beeves. s3.35@445; cow and haifers,
sl.5]@ $50; Texas steers, Y, 50 %. so,
stockers and feeders. %2,ooW3-75.
SHEEP-Market slow and weak.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25
ST. Paul Union stock Yards.
SOUTH ST PAUL, April 10,

SOUTH ST PAUL, April 10, 1896.
HOGS Market SC lower on light hogs.
Heavy cling 10c lower. Range Of
prices, So. 2oW3.5 S..
CATTLE-MarkeJ steady; moderate
demand; fair offerings; more fat COWS and
heifers wanted.
SHEEP-Market strong; local receipts
that arrived yesterday bring good prices.
Receipts: Hogs, 900; cattle, $50; calves,
10; sheep, 10.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, April Ii, lS96.
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT-April, 654c; May. $500;
June, 66Ac; July, 667s@67c; September,
EhG67asc.
CORN-April, 1914 q29Nc; May, soA@
gOAc; July, al4@ol5sc; September, 322sc.
OATS - April, 1870; May, 1870:
July, 2Oh @20Ac; September, 20@2oA1c.
PORK April, $3.50; May, Sss6as
July, $S.17h.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25
FINANCE AND TRADE,

According to the government report
the average condition Of wheat is I'll
against ol.4 last year.
Kentucky tobacco growers mel at
Lexington to consider a proposal to es-
tablish a market III that city.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-25

South Dakota's supreme court has
filed III anti-prohibition decision.
Judge Seaman has decreed that the
Green Bay, Winona and St. Paul rail.
road shall be sold May II, at Green
Bay, Wis.