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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
FoEEIGS MAEKETs

liverpool. April s.-Bscon-sfsziy: g.
roznd poor.
Hs-.f-F.1t-a Irdla mr-s Cs -. pine
res IS 81
Pork-P--nr TneEs. fLne wrstera, sa' CO
y grn. q. -
Tsa-5-S-sa.5v. pine Tes-s-Ts. - =. -
H-ess. Ga "a - - -
Rus-s--F.neat Cnl-01 tSatss. So; god.
slz
I,eynsoa. Ar-il - ia-re 1-rrhs- - Buy
80 s--s--s<ses -rs sTsr- II q ia s1ee - q =
80 r0ssay T-h~~e yzs a Fu1s1 te-ra-l afs4
s~reesa ally To- ths frf~t elss-s-a-sfl1 e-fist =
- -nf-h -zs fa--nrg - or
s--.-s.-s y-s-s -r-~.f..- 81 ~ ere ci7s~ S24es
r. ge-ssts- EeE uSlsh T2fes. - nsasea *
go Gusa-staat = - ratea a. Dss-'z1-
Vl--r-la - 49, ~ - is~s- r1-th AS
s~uFa I - rElea = GE-s1- - - = I.
- 49, =. a "a Taa-1ar-z- - taaes
A. -r-ez-s SeE Zealazr-- - halss a -
80 F-5-sz A~~-as - 49, a. ~ -
r-alsLzr4 IElzr,5s. - sz-ss ~ ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
NEW YORK MARKETs

New York. April 9-FIour- Receipts. H.
afD: exports 1900. Opened steady but de
clined with wheat IN the afternoon anu
closed dull and heavy. winter siraiFhts,
s. 6d3T5: winter extras, 1,.SipSeo. VIA
ter low grades. s. 90lI2 80.
Rye hour-Steady.
observation-disclosures. S$d4lc.
Wheat-Receipts 900; exports, 1880.
Spot weak: No. ] hard, nc o ,. ahoat
Options opened firm at once. but sod on
ard was irregular al the forenoon WITH a
alarmed and several sharp advances fol
lowed over selling. In the late afternoon
the market was dernoralized by Tumors OF
a bearish government report AMI HnN
wheat tumbled out in big blocks. closed y
az cent net lower; April closed &c. May.
T21sT73asc. closed 72izc.
Corn-Receipts. 3 80; exports 100. spot
market strong owing 20 scarcity, No :.
elevator 4ac Options advanced after the
opening on covering but later sold OF WITH
wheat. closing u cent net lower: April 90
57i.c. closed. &c: SiHy closed 3sc-
Oats-.F3ecelpts, "a. 10; exports. p 90
Spot quiet: No. ?. 25izc. Options were dull
and easy. closing 4. cent ret lower; April
closed 25itc: May closed 2itsc-
Iari-Steady. western steam closed ts-s9-
Pork-S:eady.
Corfee-Optfons closed quiet a. a net ad-
vance OF IOlIeO points. sales. l5.8e bags, IN
gliding March so 3f61040. SPOT c0t1ee
dull: No. :. 1870. mild dull. C0rdCFa, l1stl
1sc. saies 90 bags santos numbers a1I
Z ~ 80 b.ttrh - ANU aa-Ff 80
Porto Cabell0 and 4 100 bags BucarsTnarS a
.. . Santos quiet. good average santos
l5c. S11. receipts. 200. stock. l5spo oaf~
Hamburg steady unchanged. sEs1r-N ls"i
closed steady a. = franc net edTa nre; sales
700 bags. Rio steady No. Z. ~. thoi
exchange. Bic; receipts. 900. cleared
for the United States. $3.50. FOR Eurpis. III
stock. - 90 Total sales deliveries from
United Stats s3S baRs. Including LIZ
from New York New York stook tosi<y,
sIaGs3. United S'a'es stock. Ss8.1i. Aho'1'
for the United states. lTT.i0o total vis'o Z
fo- he United States. s-l.Sfl. against <si.-
81 hays last year.
SuEar-Rav firm. saies. -" baEF cen'Ti.
fuRal s tes-. a. Sc eN-shlp- kehnsl
firm
Cotton-Duu: rnt5Elinz. TIC: rscetrfs
none. exports 20 Great Britain. ~ tSsleF
continent ~ baiea. sales. - baiss. a.
splnuers: stock. ~. 80 bales.
Dry ro1fs-T here va considerable 80
IN ths market but no activity 20 he o.
mani More business from many pur
chasns % moderate quantities ard $40
hr1ve-s ard mail orders were rrTso-fs1 I-
many reeuN~-s the mzrEst EHsWe1 iu
I rrUvernert. srd 81 none more tha1 - "a
/ pie cottoua IsEhtws-z1t Eooiefa gers =
improved rsgues-- PrnurE c4oths ~
Cur a. 70.
PAL River Mas Arrfl s--Prlu- clofAi
/ quls- AID steady a. - cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

I'm Germany the butchers have late
~ been raising the price of horse meat
owing to the exhaustion of tho supply
OF cheap horses.
Germans objecting to the habit OF
holding the hands in tho pockets have
formed a society, the Antihandinden'
Observation-Disclosures
Queen Victoria is in possession of q
curious needle. 1t was made at the
celebrated needle factory at Bedditch.
Scenes from the queens life arc depicted
on the needle, 80 finely cut that they are
only discernihle through microscope
According to careful research there
are 81 anarchist papers published in
Europe and America Oneie n Dutch
ten German, eleven French, eight Ital'
ian, nine Spanish, two Spanish and Ital'
ian, two Portuguese, two Tzechish and
six English
An English pleasure excursion u
the Arctic regions, on the plan of the
Miranda trip, Is announced for nex'
summer. The vessal will be the steam
Yacht Blencathra, which has been used
by Capt. Virgins in his Siberian eape'
,ditions. 1t will visit Iceland, Green
land and Hudson's Bay.
At the international medical con
gross 10 be hsld In Moscow N 1897 French
Will be recognized as tho official Ian
guage. Papers may be read IN othen
European languages, but tho discus
sions must be in Russian, French OIL
German. This decision has made
English doctors angry, and they talk Of
not attending the congress.
AT Niederrentgen, near Dieden
hofen, which is the German for Thion
vile, a treasure of from IS 900 TO 1900
Roman coips belonging to the third and
fourth centuries was recently discov
cred, according to the LothringeT
Zeitung. The coins weigh nearly
hundred pounds and have been given u
the Lorraine Historical society.
in England and Wales the number
of voters is z, s62, 947 In the counties, e,
l5e.o24 in the boroughs, and 1e,s4T II
the universities. The figures for Scot
land are: Counties, 357,36l; borouehs
1883; universities, 1884, and for Ire
land, counties. 617.275; boreughs, 1o7.
67s, and university. 4,52o. The tota
number of voters m tbs United King
dom is s.415, 400 out Of population O
"a 11s OO0
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too. and the best ones sell al $50 Calves
are frmer under smaller receipts. but very
few sell above SEQ Stockers and feed
ers average Ie6l5 cents higher than last
week, with sales OF steers al S-acS-ss-
Texas fed cattle sell about - cents better
than last week. the best fetching A-l5.
Hogs-Prices averaged q little stronger
early, as there was a good demand but
the closing was no better Common 10
choice drOyes sold at SS5063So; sales being
largely al SIGSS. with more at S-sl
than at any other price. Light hogs sold
ell the way from $50 for common up 70
"a 10 for assorted lots, and the prime pigs
sold al g SoG2So.
Sheep-The market has been dull and
declining lately but prices were stronger
today, with a better demand Sheep were
wanted az g ST4 % for common 10 prime.
the bulk OF the westerns selling a. S-oog
$50 lambs were active AZ s4oaG4.So.
ReceipIs-Cattle. u.eo0; hogs. l5,Io; saeeF
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City. April s.-vheat-Slow. iG
IL cents lower; offerings small; No. :
hard. s4Gspsc: No. & 5aG54c: rejected. nom
inally, &.G4ec: No red. nominally. &C
No. 3 nonltnaliy. 65f77ec: No. spring. SIC;
No. g nominally, 6s1tSc.
Corn-Fgrrn: fair Inquiry: No. mixed.
&c: No. white. 2fiEc.
Oats-Scarce: slightly higher; No. : mix
ed. nominally, I7diSc: No white. =ltl-c.
Rye-No. . nominslly. &sIloc.
Hay-tSeady: timothy. choice, Sii.ecl
11.SO; other grades. 81 7slse prairie,
choice. s.. OOIS 90: others. SS.Gel%sA
Butter-CGadition unpron.sins; lower
tendency: creamery. 1S1I7c: dairy, lltTlSc.
EgE=Firm; receipts light; strictly fresh
Sizc.
Cattle-Recefpts. 500: shipments. 700;
market opened steady 20 firm, closing little
weaker: Texas steers. s. s.; cows. .. q
GS =: beef steers. g eefI4.Se native cows,
s.. SSG2 :: stockers and feeders, S-ooaS.so-
Hog+Recepts 7.S9; shipments. NJ
market opened strong; closed slightly low
er; bulk OF sales. SS.S56STb; heavies. Sess
3 Sgiz: packers. g ssIS7 -; mixed. S.So1S. 40
light and workers.. S.saSiS.75-
Sheep-ReceiptS none; shipments. Nv
market steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
CANADA CLAIMS JURISDICTION
Bowel Declares that the Bering Sea
Claims are Not England's Affair.

Ottawa, Ont, April 9.-In the senate
today Premier Bowel introduced a bill
respecting the Boring sea claims, the
object o: which is to confer on the COM
missioners who may be appointed to in
vestigate and prepare the claims that
will become due under the Paris award,
the full power Of judges with respect~to
the summoning of witpesses while ad-
judica ting upon the claims. In explain
ing the bill, the premier said that so far
it was not possible to reach a point where
the commissioners could be appointed
and work beun. He also stated that
the secretary Of state Of the United
States had admitted the justice of the
position taken by Canada, but the Unit
ed tSates senate was still discussing the
question. In reply to a question Mr..
Bowel said that Canada and not Great
Britain should pass the above legisla-
ton. The commission will sit in Vic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
AN kll-NiGH1 SCARE.
A Young Englishnan's Erpsriencs With
Stuffed Bear.

A Young Englishnans Experience WIN
Stuffed Bear.
Young Engliehnnen visiting the Unit
ed States have as many absurd and
amusing experiences as Americans
have when in foreign countries. Tho
Washington Star tells Of an English
traveller who had been assured that
west Of the Missouri river the entire
country was infested with bears, some
Of which were so bold that they came
into the towns.
He stopped in Kansas village, and
IN the evening started out for walk
The stores were closed, but the moon
was shining brightly. He rsmbled
about the place for couple Of hours,
and started down the business street
for the hotel. Suddenly be saw before
him on the sidewalk big bear. sitting
on its launches, with open mouth and
paws extended.
In moment he was on top Of a porch,
crying for help. but no one beard him.
and the bear sat and watched him All
night long he stayed there, trembling
for fear br1lin would climb the post
but comforting himself with The idea
that it was too small TO be used by .
bear.
At dsyoresk some men came sloug
and one OF them wheeled the bear back
90 the doorway with the remark: I
wonder who put that sign il the middle
OF the walk"
The Tourist descended from the porch
without detection. and had he rot sub
se9Ueatly enjoyed the story 20 much
that be told IL himself, IL would nerv
have been known.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
MANY MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE
Fortificztions Bill esdy to be Reported to
the FDII Committee

Washington, April 9.-The members
of the subcommittee of the house ap-
preparations committee who have been
working on the Notifications bill have
disposed Ito provide literally for public
works. TOMORROW Chairman Amer Of
the subcommittee will report the bill to
the full committee and If ii is approved
1t may go to the house the same day.
There is a possibility that the bill viii
he passed by the house Saturday; if not
1t will be called up next week, possibly
on Monday.
The last bill for fortificatio carried
about $4,000, 900. This bill will provide
for extensive works and will authorize
Expenditures Of from sevent TO eight mil
lions. Under ITS provisions the govern
ment viii be able to begin the extensive
works contemplated by Senator
Squires' bill and to carry them on for
the first year. In the main the recon-
mendattons of the war department win
be carried out and the manufacture Of
carriages and all parts of guns will be
continued, SO that guns cam be put into
use as soon as they have been made.
The cash appropriations Of the bin will
be sufficient for carrying on the work
10 the first of March next.
Chicago, April 9.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: The forti-
f1caitfons bill win be submitted TO the
house tomorrow and will carry in actual
cash AN authorized expenditure five
times ais much as was appropriated last
YEAR. Congress has started in on a sys-
tenn of elaborate Notifications for the
defense of the coast line.
Not only is large sum Of money dis
posed of, but the appropria tfons are so
arranged as TO provide means by whtoh
"a number of the important coast critics
can secure substantial fortificatiOns
within a reasonably short time. The
bill to be submbtter tomorrow Will carry
in THE aggregate about slO,5OO,O0o, and
of this sum a little over half Is aDpro-
priated for immediate use during the
o.o,,,irur ficoa1 Upar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
ITS A MISTAKE ABOUT AUGUR
Not superintendent but Commsndant oil
Cadets, and Not Appointed Yet.

Washington, April 9.-t is learned at
the war department that the vacancy
TO occur at West Point is in the place or
commandant of cadets, and not super1n-
tendent of the military academy, which
place is filled by Colonel Ernest, corps
Of engineers. Captain Augurs name IS
under consideration for the vacancy,
but up TO this time the selection has not
positively been made and IS probably
being deferred 10 await the complica-
ton Of the details at the academy incl
dent 10 the expiration Of the four years
term Of a number OF the officers detailed
as instruCt tors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
METAL TOKENS AND CHECKS
Legality of a Device of the accompany
store" to be Tested.

Sullivan, Ind, April 9.-The first Of a
yeries of arrests under the United
States statutes relating to metal coins
and tokens and coupons, were made by
limited States Marshal Hawkins at
Linton today. If they hold good II will
affect all manufacturers, mine owners
and merchants who are using metal
checks or tokens or coupon books as a
matter of convenience or Otherwise IL
has been the policy Of mine operators
ITO issue 10 miners before pay day metal
checks which were made % represent
money value. Merchants also used
these checks, which have been a money
equivalent in all mining districts for
years. Those arrested include Nahtan
Dixon, of the Summit Coal company,
and Finney Strong, president or the
Linton Supply company. Some of the
tokens were confiscated. The two
companies alone have nearly $4,000 IN
tokens and coupons in circulation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
Ar1EE THE WESTERN uSIoN
New York stock Exchange objects q" H.
bucket shop Arrangements.
PHONE 233


New York. April s.-For some tms
pa.sJ iu5.m4lous have been Inaie az In
t,-rvaIs Of a u.0gemen; 30 take up tas
old Nex~d question OK losses incurred ~
members 81 the New York exchange
through the facilities enjoyed by t1s
bucket shops all over ahe country "a
obtaining the quotations. % pricca. TINS
question Of the responsibility 81 the
Western Union Telegraph company Is
mis- matter has also been re-"f<tsn. ~
a secret mee;ing today OF some 700 mem
t.o,rs VITO ara "a fsvuT % renewed AK
l,re.ssfve action asgalDst Che bucket
Scope, COMMITTEES VAS appufnt@d -
take up the QUESTION al issue and. X
ris-cesSzry. make nominations fnr can
s.Giates for the governing Officers % ths
exchange. should chis Become uccciS1sy-
10 effect rele reforms desz rSd-
A platform was adopted. which everyf
nominee for governor OF The exchanges
a. The next eiecttnn. vn May II. WBl bs
required - stand BY. The Platform -
alno.., erssfrcly based on he cosIiTsre
bs--yg4--rY ne New York exchange and
a1e Western UrisOn Telegraph company
This contract expires on JasTussy ], 1871.
and the exchange. uuder to Ternrs ts
r~yiIff--l % give chirty days uo-se % 80
irstec1 don or renewing or gz75ulltng %"
,ar-Ts-uyeflt i coufenfaon OF che d.
s.-rrtie-rs - t1sat TIE exchange recrivvss
from khs- Western Union only 10000 =
year. while hat company - Alleged sp
sir-n over 81. 600 COO O. more by iE7sssH-
Se.--.ug Ire qlrJrRdoFrs - t1s buckeg
sf11sc,s al owe The United StzeTz. snd
thereby casr,ivlz great injury 70 ~
bty-1u~sss q The regular brokers ihs
nor .rnp~rsa-rt work o: 1fas newly aD-
r,o,rtei cyrrrneEr5s VII be 70 ceFiS an
| arranzearent ~ rlJe delivery OF quo's.-
-sru. - M Cold ami 3t0ck TsS"sTHgft
company en- sGch a way Is 70 pr0is'-E
I uae r1ern2~Tu Of r. cIchszz>. TIE ~
sF-s movement reals The conir"F@ffg
s~v~r~l ,n~a~s sz,o On n sane 50 - :.
xhics1 r~s'ilted 81 ne sqEnvr1sflt q II
/ 49, sy-x-ern. -h.-h q Owned ~ 10
/ F.1clauKs company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
4 Separate Cure for Each Dis
ease at al Druggists--Most-
ly IS Cents a Bottle.

Munyon's Improved Homoepathio
Remedies act almost Instantly. speedily
curing the most obstinate cases. Rheu-
mStisTn cured in from 70 ; days. Dys-
pepSia and all stomach troubles quickly
relieved Catarrh positively cured.
Headache cured IN minutes Nervous
diseases promptly cured. Kidney
troubles. Piles. Neuralgia. Asthma and
all Female Complaints quickly cured
Munyon's NitSllzer imparts new life
and vigor N weak and dsbilitatcd men
Personal letters 20 Prot Nunyon. i50S
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. answered
with free medical advice for any DIS
ease.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
zIAGARA TO NEW YORK CITY
Electrical Power Soon to be Transmitted
all that Distance.

Albany, n. Y, April 9.-Power from
the great dynamos of the Niagara Pow
er company will be transmitted into
New York City over 462 miles of wire on
May B. The wires for the Transmission
will be furnished by the Western Union
company on one of its heaviest cables.
The longest distance that electrical
power has ever been carried is no miles
and that in Europe. The current will
not be a heavy one, but it will be DEM
onstrated that by Nicola Telsa's new
system il can be conveyed almost any
distance 1t will be the first practical
test of the system and its projectors
seem 10 fear no failure.
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THE WEATHER.

y lrr.ez- A Tarl-
Ia f5-r-atf "a EirAl.a AZ verify
& za.ly Ta-rne- FTl2aT. FAR uz--l 5at-r
daT-
y1-rE RS pas. ru~--T-fsgr Aclrs -
hs.s--ss rs-- s-z-1rs VA = rsg-rrf. %
49,. - asErses. as - ssraa :. css-rs--s
va = 6s--s- foE 1-f- q r.. f1.spesct -
car .r.f-- es--sf rez- s-grss<-
Ire arrlus-a.e4 s.fir.srrF - t~-rlr@ "a
r-s-e rfses Nara = - 1sET-as arG -
. ---l--ri.s.s1 -ts-l-8srry III raf-tsa fa~ tre
szrr@ rt-n~ l. = irEE Tats sat@ 81 EsFrr
ten Nara e --srsa1 - f-or1 1sraarE &
tzsrs 1ra Earrh 3 ID rC-E 4er-1 -sc ~ -
rt-E - rne sr1N.rg aesse--
-e.a sa- th-s n1rtA tss aTrTaEs ter
re-zr1-s hss h.esE a 8szrrca
Ter he gk4E ssFe- sS@s@ - ssS-s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
f-s Place for QUILL

ANY quail about this neighbur-
hood ?" inquired a tourist who was
about to register at western Texas
hotel.
Quail" said the proprietor. with an
lndulgent smile. they have got 70 DO
a nuisance. The cook complains that
she can't throw a piece of refuse toast
out of the back window but four or
five fat quails fight TO see which one
shall be down on h."-TeXas Sitter.
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temperature for the month % April has
been IS degrees. and FOR the sth dan s. de-
grees FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washfn Gton. April 9.-Following - The
forecast up I'll p. m. Friday;
For KanSas-Ircreasiag cloutine<S prob
ably followed by showers Friday after
noon or night: clear Friday night. brisk
norrAcrly.
For Oklahoma and Indian Terrtorv-
Increasing clou6lncSS followed hy show
ers Friday night. brisk ana hish southcEly
A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
In south Dakota.

do YOU remember the pretty Mis-
Brown"
''0h. yes"
Well. what's her name now? I've
been trying TO think OF it and can't"
Its Mrs. George William Jones"
''Oh. no, il isn't. That was her name
before her last divorce. c hicagc
Evening Post
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
sorIurES PACIFIC ELEcTtoN
e.n.,.I Habl.zrd 90 THi the Nseassy
g..s.d by Iovns's Death

Caused by Tovns's Ds.th-
81, y-zrs-l-co, April s.-Trss s.n1za1
Cam q ogucsra q - Erlx1asTn "a
80 e,or77rsz-5y took pace to-day Ttth 'a'
so11syszK result: T'r-s-fs ~. Q y. Hun
s-~tou: VICE pl~S.esat. coaFh~a y
60. p s-1ard Tics pr-z1ds1f. 2. H.
Jg-,t,s,sfs. ;asr,i vics p~szi1sat. 7 g
srshs-u. frss-s 1re-. - 2 srls-n; sssasf-
- trv-zss4-~-. A r. DaTls. ss--fsfa.sy.
b :. W-zht. zEs.s.zus seT~taTicE. g =
g-u.b ari1 J. =. Cs1t~ss contTy,l.sf. y. p
Hail. zsa,zaaEt cgzsT54-T. = =
WIZ
TIE es-o<Ear1 % Cereal. H1besTf t1
$3.50 &c ia.s \ - T0Nus vas =
--s-r~3s~ a. 2. hss9 bee1 sz2pps@s 80
z-sshs TouId - prDzsotsf - - -
carcv z-s rs prsze--r pps1fseT7 49,
q TIE poszttor CO s~cTs.sFy an cor
s-o-j~r. previously hs-4 ~ 80 lzss @ J.
I.assErsE. n esvL5.S. Wrtxh1 osz1E -
..es,.t@d serrsfarg ard Wi.saAfa siAS4.
n1y.v 5000 a==z.zat % r. Srf7',Ns'a.
~ NV Y0-x. Ts-ass~ c1u-rol~ - 60 =
Hrbba-a r-.-szsz-.s 90 crATsss HI
ex.s n % T1sS@
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An Explanation.

1T seems to me tina; you are writing
a good many mother-in-law jokes" re-
marked the critical friend
Yes replied MerriInan; If the
market for them holds out III be able
10 pay back some OF the money my
wife's mother was kind o1ough 10 lend
US when we went TO housekeeping. "
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CHICAGO. April s-Cs.fle-D-esse6 h-el
zrlh slipping steers were o1 t9s2s -
3 800 = s-gr conuoz - PRIME ] - 1'4ik
q the cS-ti4 sod AZ 3 ssIt-5. a11 fE~r~
z-zs Eoo1 ais for export Nl-n-r trsf
rzcxe Harrhe-- Etur sol ssrsffy We a.
rulln= prs and cows eee-EEe4 Ia =
cents Eszhe- .hau As Ese& saief NeFe
Largely a s.&S1zs balls Aavs z1FAoce1
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New Orleans. April s-Cotton-Steady;
middling. 72sc; low middling. site; good
ordinary. TIC; net receipts. LIS hsles
gross 2lSf bales. exports to Great Britain,
61Sa bales; 10 the continent. 80 hsl~s
coastwfse. 20 bales sales, 800 bales
stock 10 s,i bales
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Ambiguous

This inscription painted on a board
adorns fence in Kent:
''Notis-If any mans or wonan's
COWS get into these hare otes his or
her tail will be cut of as the case may.
0e-"-TorOnoo Register.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
KArAHpIN-s FINAL SPEED TRIAL
Result l. such A. 10 Thoroughly satisfy
Naval ErpcrtS

New London, Conn, April 9-The
final speed trial q Admiral Anea's ram
the katahdin. today. over a = knot
course. was an unexpected success. and
the naval board viii report the boat as
ore OF the most efficient pieces ot naval
armament II Uncle Sans zavy. With
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-10
Their. Were others-

Sh-No. George; l Ike you- bot !
czn never be your wife
he (haughtily)--Never mind There
are other
She-I know thc-e arr George; az
ocpted one this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rnnuirrs-.
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REPORT on THE TERRITORIES
House Committee Favors New Mexico and
Laws arizona Aside

Washington, April 9-The house COM
nittee on territories today voted TO re
port favorably the New Mexico state
hood bill TO the house. and also decided
IN defer action on Arizona. So evenly
divided was the committee that the fate
of the bill rested on one vote. This
vote decided to place the question OF
New Mexico's admission before the
house for settlement and also sidetraek-
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CHICAGO MARKETS

Furnished By P L BoSTTCK. Conm;s-
sion Merchant. rooz 70. ever ka1szs Ma
tlouEl bank
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
shipper.

shippers
Captain J. T. Foster. Caldwell. hogs and
cattle.
hogs.
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SHIFTS THE BURDEN
HOUSE PASSES THE DISTRICT BILL
IN AMENDED FORM.

Instead of AppropriatinR Money Outright
the Original BIZ, a Lump Sum is Left
With the District commissioners to be
Expended for Cha rifles in Their Discre-
tion-Fitzgersld of massachusetts Gives
che 4. T. A. Famous Rib-Roastins-
Bartlett Calls 1t CowardIy.
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WICHITA MAKKErS

Wichita, April :
HOGS
HoES-Five cents higher.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.