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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

nn the United States side ot the cvud
yesterday afternoon. the Ease II u
nited States w. Lilly Brllrnunt 4
defendant withdrew the plea Of a
guilty, plead guilty Ia the indlclmsul
and WAS fined I and costs.
The United States W. George Bud
charged with i1Grcepting N letter, n
defendant WAS arraigned AMI plead n
guilty.
The lni,ei States grand jur, made 4
report, returned their indictment, Ilj
was discharged.
On the territorial side ~ thrcuur, u
terday afternoon. the case Of Carrie
krawinkle w. Louis krawinklr, rhanc,t
Tor partition, Il. :. Rodey VIA hpprnl1
guardian AL lihitum for III. minor CHI \
In the matter of the estate II Jsa(
Phrlan, deceased. 1ho-. +. l'hrlan. n
pellant. on motion Of the apprlr, b! y
attorney. ". u, l.-r. the cause WAS icc(
eted AMI the Judgment 0f the probA(
court affirmed.
This morning. on the territorial .ide I
the court, Frank n Eakin, W. r, Gret4
n Co., asaumpsit by attachment. Aba9
d Ia q. de Blrisoe w. v, +. Blrd-,p II
chancery 10 foreclose mortgage, an all
process In each ease was ORDERED 10
served 10y the first day VI the next I'm
OF court, and the causes diInli~~rpi.
+. u, Dunlap w, Brown n M,+tul
snmp-it 10y attachment; the record
corrected nilnc trU tune Of Jan, 10 .h
that II WAS the defendants who made
motion Ia quaSh, aud not the gafnl'if
Medler n Eathcrt0n W. II. +. Nsnid
appeal from justice ~ the prarr !"
lieacOck Withdrew ~ ATTORNEY tnr ihe
PENDANT. aud +. v. Clancy Appeared
ii. L. owen. one " the surrilr> %
bond.
Crescent Coal Co W. The h.. Angr
I. al Co., RSsump~it by atlAchnrni; ~
LEGATION WAS ordered
We. Leonard IT al. ". Iha,, l., fp9
ri al chancrry ~ furrclOsr; the ric5
tions 10 the masters report Nrfe "s
rulei aud the solicitor for the rumplll
ant waa ordered 10 prepare 4 lecfe,
compliance with the hill NJ complaint
This morning the ease oi the Nv
states ". Felipe Perez, indicted BY
grand jury for The crime III ahullrF,
called, plea ~ not guilty rutrrri
case vet Tor 10 morrow.
This afternoon the case " the
States w. Antonio Bailrgus. i"T higsa
II on trial. /. :. ATTORNEY " w
ders, aud hts assistant, q, 7, Money
prosecutiOng, aud Antonio I, MOI"
appearing for defendant,
Col. JUHN 9. Hn~HY. the olI NIreH
raider of the civil war, who ha' .lhT
cupied diplomatic poNtinn- IN VhlDA
out for sound.Inonry In ~ "]n"S
terms, lie writes long letter upon
heresy Of free coinage aud 'a!' 'h'I
all the years h. spent In M'Al"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
The I'lIl Maker.

The Territorial Pharmacy board has
completed it, lahur- IN this city and the
members will leave for their respective
home" this evening, carrying with them
kindly feeling Tor Las Vegas aud her
people IN general AMI the Monlrzuma
clnh ana city druggists in particular.
In III" examination yesterday before
the b0arI, ii. anderson, II Chicago. j. A..
krrmi4, Springer, aud Dr, Il, l.. CaS4ells
lrmlng, Received iir-t.caSS certificates
aud Il. u. Kirby, ~ santa fe. received the
assistant certificate.
In the election NJ officers, ". Ruppe, II
Albuquerque, was electri president aud
w. {. P"ItrTtirId. ~ Silver city, was rr-
elected secretary aud treasurer. The board
Will meet next year In Santa fe.--Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

sheriff Cunningham this morning So
lrctrd III" spot for the execution 0f Fran.
else" 'iunzalrS y Borrrgn. Antoniu ton.
Zale~ B'rfrgo, Iauriano Alarid aud Pa.
trlclo Nalrucia. condemned 10 Ia hanged
next Thursday for "a" murder Of Fran.
cisco chavez on May -. lNT1. The spot
chosen l. "n the mesa east ~ the United
states Indian -chool about midway h..
tween III" school aud the railroad track.
The contract Tor building the SruiInld
has al-n been let Ia William S~hnchen,
VIII" Will al once move IA" lumber 10 the
plnr" AMI begin framing the grim -iruc-
tur" "n Monday. twill be- "A double trap
AFFAIR,
The ruI"~ have been ordered from Kan.
Sas city Tor several days, New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

i Nuu desire luxurious growth ~
healthy bar oi natural color nature :
rfuSulug ornament ~ bath sexes, Use
"uN lidll- vegetable Nicilian Hair Re-
IL Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

'TN''N'''f N'f'NN - ''HNlFllt ~
~rs~,t T. \. thlhrfs. treasurer, ". u.
Mmto, PROBATE iulsc. Il, :. kmsht. pto.
h," rltk william T. NN.1r. rpunN
ru1lni-,luu't- Jo'm orkrL NichuT
twmug H. Nlur, superintendent, "
.rhr,,- tlNih lrmnstu. cuurnt \
h Watt. surveyor. J,m.. Z Hru
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

u -" j. - -"i II Women dnNWh,Tr IN
~" tr va" can rNr,i the g,sd hli,,~ If
Tia" tt-j"tu Ntt i.dyr Il this rity ~ Ell.
lilHIoIng ~ any mAnurt they haN" not
been heard II ~ Las Vegas ~ a. the
plr''nt date AMI Ia this every member
"t IL" Ma~"ili" gutnd lodge will add les.
tlln"nN, VII" AT at N" banquet table IN
o." Masonic hail last evening There
W"r" l'N plates sci AMI the tables were
80 hand-onrl! decorated with nnwrr4
AMI Ia" lights and rolor- Of the beautiful
banquet f~'m wrt" such that the scene
viii not ~'S'n l~ forgotten hy those prr4.
rut.
~ IN" lmptumptu speeches that were
uladr, there were 81 many that II would
b" u-rl"ss f"r this paper 10 attempt To
give SYNOPSIS of them. but during the
supper the orchestra. COMPOSED Of Mis-
Eilth ROthgrh. Max \urhhauI, Edward
Np"rl~lrr aud Milligan, furnished IA.
hmIn"t"r1 with drlightful music, aud
alt"rwari Miss blanche linthgrh sang a
beautiful solo that was highl, appreciat
rd 10y the guests.
The grand loigr meeting in this city
"a4 n success In every particular The
citizens Of Las Vegas were glad Ia wei.
com" II" members here and the guests
wer" evidently pleased with the city and
the treatment they received. From every
sid" could be heard expressions Of sur.
prls" anh appreciation Of the Masonic
temple here, il equipments and arrange.
m"nt being superior Ia any temple be-
tween Denver and California.
The meeting has adJournrd To meet
next year in Alhuqurrqu".-Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
M,.r TN Al IIrIrn.

Rrlen, y. NJ, Oct. ., -unr Of the most
interesting games Of base ball WA play.
ri yesterday on the Perslta grounds for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

h"~'N ~ HshNN'Wh wv NnltuItu IN Tue
b~ln"m, and having read In a newspa.
pet that lightning would not strike
feathers, allowed them t0 play on the
i~i THIS. no doubt, saved the lives "
the children. ~ they hal been playing IN
the Kitchen. which Wa alm,,t entirely
demolished. The lightning came down
the chimney, tore NJ n part u the noOt.
hursted the lamps and created general
havoc Nearly every window In the
hou7" was broken. The damage was
about tljo. Rincun weekly.
aaa-
Views ~ samuel =. riId"n on Insnund
Finance.
Uncertainty IL the prolific parent II
mischief IN all business. Men do moth
ing. becau-- they are unable Ia make All,
calculation on which they may safely rely
They undertake nothing, hrcaua. the,
fear u loss In everything they would at.
tempt.
They hop" aud wait. The merchant
dafe- not buy fnr the future consumption
u his customer. The manufacturer darr-
not make fabrics which may not refund
hi4 outlay He shuts his factory and dis.
charges his wOrkmcn. Capitalists can.
not lend on security they consider unsafe
aud their funds lie almost without inter
est. Men " enterprise who have ctrdi,
" securities to pledge will not borrow
The people need 10 know that the govern.
ment II moving In the direction VI ulti.
mate Atrt! aud prosperity. and that II
Ii doing ~ through prudent. safe and con.
s"tNaiNe m"th"iS which will he surr IA
inlet no new sacrifice on the business Of
the country, Then the inspiration of new
life and wellfonndrl confidence will
hasten the restoring progresses ~ nature
and prosperity will begin IL return. -
Iildrn'a letter II acceptance, 1870.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

\ mrklng cough Is not only annoy ing
1" Others, but Is dangerous Ia the person
Who has H. one Minute Cough Cure
Will quickly put All end ~ II, w.. !,
Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

WIS the railroad strike occurred In
this territory IN lNI5, Mr., Ferguson vol.
uni"rt"d Ia prosecute IA" men, while Mr.,
'atf"n volunteered g. defend the men At
Ration AMI other paints IN the territory,
AMI dii 81 free Of charge, Comment Il
unnecessary,
NntN '"Sry ran for congress In ohio
hr irrw larger crowds than any man that
ever ran N Ii" district, but on election
day h" received less than - ~ votes out
of a total ~ over i2,Ono, There " In that
a l'--on iur the bryan boomers
hNt GARRrrr was nominated 10y the re-
puhIlcans II bona Ana county for sheriff.
MIR Jarrett j. obnoxious 10 the Fall
gang AT l.a- Cruces, hrcau-e hr stands Tor
law aud order IN that county,
Ilt populists are wing 10 explain
why they nominated GOV. Prince without
his consent,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

Ou 'p. nrsl' 81. ur.pt.f .,h .,mo n.,
.r.'D.' ,Nr h.p.r ul l. N~uu au,
-l"I" ,u" ni"wtug ,pl"tN IT,
.N.h ru-. cote" u ih"u .lr'us ,lNr.
.N' ~ gul ~ w''Irt NI.l 90 uuI
."i lu g"l' "u' guli h'rh.luu Wu
'hu.i ,"Ilug our I uNaIG ut wu. NIt.
"H rug- {" match, ou" I IugN .u.
hil"u diamond citing uur tug
MI tnVuu-" -"itiug "u" p,r TWIST
81 wtt" hncrlr'-, pli,d San g,uri
N"N|., - ut ~ "il rulr "u" I thtsl.
ntAr''' HIit i"nt bangle ldul "- hu,.
~ rtt"t- "u ,dmn .wIung thr NAME
buur.'
Nr'-lHuI holl all r,tllr. with such
piu,"ilN Iu thrI /, -,...l.u. I1i wiz ~,
H'u.,i.' En'" fpl tuv\ubt.
tlN Marshal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10
\ " &C, Io>ItHtN IF.
Ia ~'-si"n IN this CiS ,h- ministers Saw
frrsTni.

Ia ~'-sinn Ia this IIS ,h- Ministers Sow
Irr~"nI.
lhr Culurrd citizens ~ \lhultIrtuur
have for some time been making prrpaT
auunS un u large stale to entertain the
annual conference" 1T the \. W. r.. church.
II hrlng the iir-t ever held ~ this city.
The conference convened tuis mnrhlng
At the church Oh West Coat ANruIlr,
Bishop Il. y. Tanner. u. u. u. J., II
hanra~ ny, Kan, presiding.
u" following mrmhrr- uf the confer.
rnr' ARE present
Presiding elder, Rev, T, \. Hubbard, II
lrnNrT.
HI irr- RrNS SpotSwnh Rice, Trini,
dad, :, ", hiti, Denver; j, ", sanders, II
ldHI quinn chapel, Denver, j. r.
Nml'h, l.eadNlll", H. Jason. salt
Iakr city. tab, j. l.. Watson,
'"l"raio springs, T. T. MaStirld. " Ward
'mp'l, Denver, j, II Brhamon. Pueblo.
e. II, kIa~, R"uldrt, ilrSanirr Wagner.
'npplr Ir"rk all II colorado. " l.
Mrf", II Helena and Il. &. Clark. II
Rntl" tity. Montana, I, l., Watson. II
'h"N"iIh", Wyoming; u, j, ", scott ui
\rw JERSEY, aud VI, Jones, ot this city.
Travelling llracuns Rev. E. VI. smith.
TRINIDAD. Colo, Il, v. lulsun, Las Vegas
y. NJ, k Mc'nllN, treat Falls, Mont, n,
II, Hawkins, Anaconda. Mont; III Reed,
N-prn, tuln.
I'reutlatrr RN- \ IL. Elliott and 7.
g. Ross
the conference Will hold daily sessions
from = u, ~, Ia y III, aud from Z Ia Il y.
N, diily spectral services, al4o preaching
al =, ~,
Nj Visitors are cordially invited t. the
~r--luns IT the conference.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

From June Ia October 81 inclusive
With final return limit ~ November 10Th
the following rates Will b" Ia effect ben.
Nrt And return, tilJp, Colorado SPRING
aud return, t3iGi, Pueblo aud return
t'ilI, v II. MATSJN, Agent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-10

IT," i"tlr" ar" sull Wotktny un the
.hl.N = lh" tr,idrur,. Of I. T. Nrul..
Nhlrn ""cutrd MuNlu ought nuI ,Shrn
NJ. Published ~ TN rIuY> p,. ,r-trr
IL, ~ Marshal F,troN h,. l,,urd
IIr 70 lluWIug circular
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

Do nearly everything at the CITY Of Mex
leo and other points. In this way free
iINor benefits a community, gives lis riil-
zcns pic ~ Of week. draws ID away from
tuc S1ld standard countries, and thus fur-
mshes a continual stream OF prosperity.
You don't hear the average Mexican ci' -
i2cn derlaiming against hard times ON
the contrary he is happy Free silver
has proved and is proving a blessing &c
hm In more ways than one. Mari, my
words. the United States win come 20 .
silver basis sooncr or later. To POSTPONE
the Question now is only to tic down
The safety valve. If free silver don't
come by natural evolution. II WI Nv
unnatural revolut on The whole world
VIII sooner or later have to come In A
larger use OF sllvcr e~d tins means me
United states. do not know Whether
or not Bryan VIII be elccul president.
hut do know that he VIII he either
elected - defeated by large majority.
Ihngs are In a mighty abnormal cnndi-
l!on. and no one can predict what Is lr1tng
TO hnppen next November. one thinp /
do KNOW Mexican merchants 10 not want
10 see the United States 80 ON q silver
basis. Mexico has a good thing MS mat
tors are now, and she don't want to share
the silver pudding with the people on the
north n her. Free silver la "a b.css.ne To
any community or country and the
I niicd STATES viii nnd this ont sooner
or later am as sure OF THIS as | live"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
Walte~ Wellman
a FRIEND OF LINCOLN
Says His Coincidence WIN Not Permit Him
To Vote for Mckinney

says Ills COINCIDENCE VIII Not Permit Him
To Vote for Mckinley.
Parkershurg w. Va, September IL
General Thomas NJ Harris Of Harrlsville.
one cf the most prominent republicans in
the state. personal fr end of Lincoln.
Hayes Grant ana the las, living member
of the couic which tired Mrs. surratt.
writes Hon. Walter Pendlcton, Democratic
candidate for congress in this district. in
which letter hc opraly ,.spouses the free
silver rcket II trr following words:
Il am the oldest cit zen now living In
Richie county. / am In my sch year. aud
have voted for fifteen presidents. and east
my lot with the republicans when the war
broke out, but expect, Il live, to vote the
democratic ticket for the first time IA my
life. | do this because. with Mr.. Bryan.
believe in every word and syllable OF the
Chicago platform.
An the explanation | have to offer Is
that / have tried t, inform myself on the
issues II the day and have always 70 lowe
ihe dictates of my conscience ! charge
,hc republican party with having d parted
from The ia Oh of It's founders IN rs policy
Of class legislation dictated by men of
" Htlth and wealthy c3Tpor ratio s. in thor
own interest ani by which the rich are
riWIly becoming richer and the poor
This process Of unjust transfer OF
yvc lih from the hands tha' pro luccd % &
The pockets Of those who never produ, d
d dollar waa iraugura'cd. the hold has
mover been relaxed, and the grip has been
made tighter until Lombard and Nall
The Chicago platform is the r sult OF an
upyis ng of the people TO preserve the p
"Tb republican nominee for governor
j. Ia 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
IN DEMOCRACY'S FOLD.

l
Inc ONO ahey states Arc Thought ID
| v,,., ~, h'Eh"
| ,,,'' "s,''"s 'V'. ''r'oi',per "'-Specini 10
| r"u"'''' Al reports re-
| w. a. "''"o'r"tN hendNuar'ers today
| from ONO. from the chairman Of tho
, state committee down to the n,ocluct
| clubs had , ..sl,vcr I,,i,, - n,n..., -,
"9' -" INV" nnihH'' from Gosh
| oV'"n' w y, Marrcl, secretary of tho
| Free silver chb vrltes Of LARGO mo- "a
| atone rr,,n ,o,r,,, ,,,,,h,,..,. NV,
- 1870 '''"""''u'' WV OF
'en'rel phio,' hc spya, ARE certain tho
STATE will he carried for I,rynn nnd SeN,n
,....t,.- ,... ~ -,
''''N'''''H i'''" ''""'N'" tFhhN VIII III
crease our vote beyond our cNpcrta ons,"
MIR Medium ar reli,rnnt,3n. ,,,t,as 90
,.,,,,. ,,,,,,-, g., -, 49, w
t''"' 'n'uuS''Th tor IN" hryan ticket In
Hancock. Hardin. Delaware, Union Cham
,r,.'
r''''" ''oNoi"n' 'he CHAIRMAN or tho
county committee gives the figures show-
ing u gam Of per cont From Nelgs cnuu-
tv II II ra,ytnr, ,,,t,,, ~, .,, -
~ 80 w." '"t' "'''c' OF P"il' snow
ing gan or flum 10 To 70 In each
voting urpcinri Of ur,snna who ,,r,ne,r,
,.,t,t 49, ,,.,,, -, w." 'N'''
'.' " .uHu"ilN"n 'ch"I
Mr.. w y. Hart OF this city SAYS: "A
C1nuer,ial trovotcr y,ho .,it. c,s "a st,,r.,
f. 80. - 49, 'N'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

Clinton, Ind, Sept ID This was pay
night AT the Indiana Btum,nous Coal com
pany OF this place. Tho company paid the
miners in silver. and in zach envelope was
card ~ which tho following Ia a copy:
10 The Miners nnd Employees Of the In
diana 3itnm'nous conl company II, q
coinage Of silver At 10 10 ] prevails. this x
the KIND Of money you VIII receive. and It
WIZ buy only hnll as mmnh ms now"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
MIlI.IKIN ron BRYAN.

Bowling Green, Ohio. September il.--W
H. Mnakin. tho wenithcst Individual Oh
producer lu wood county and "a prominent
banker bottled The republican ticket today
aud Declared ho Win vote for Bryan and
the free coinage or silver.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
CLEVELAND TO BLAME.


wen ni IN" = sit,ation 'o''''e''' '7'Nss
,n cento,nb.r fscoo.oi
r,,,ns.tIo .olt \--preeid,,t tua,.o
~. ~. ,,os, otactols Win, 49,.
,s.- n his confidence 70 foal ys,.,.
40, hoesuee his tYorv. r..,,.',
,In =, tho demo,racv fe IN 49,,
fAp Va ~
LEU WIZ" p" P'' - '''i'''9''S WV u'cH
4. itself The worst of II Is that mir
IA has himself l,r.alv :, ,J,,,,.
--'
Us uli"' '"'i"'e Dio'V VI ms steward
ga party leader. \ few weeks NO.
prs.au of lt,,y.,,,,,,,..o..,
WIS
% newspaper interview as eN-
K.g some criticism upon Il part whirt
r.vslsnd had rlavnd 81. -,
N''''
10 pay concerning the democratic
rm Of 1892. Mr.. Russell did not "a
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, no o,1 -,
'''' HO'
seoS but l am at liberty to give
I'll truth OF that most Interesting
,.ran.,rs anisota T., ,o.,.,,.
,".-'Y-@ eI''''' ~ 'oNe"' Poh'!c"
aa N! Information coming from AIR.
VI himself. 1t Is only fair to say M
rrs4, mar Mr. p,,.eait ,.
40 o"t ol MF'
s-14s intimate Iileids. Ihe Ma.ssi.
VS. man is a favorlte M tine I,..,t..
!. md st vario,,. ,t,,,..
i'"s uecl'ie~
NV places IA me cabinet or IN IN.
|l&.e service. Nothing that he sa,.
nal,ce agat1,s. ts'' So 4vi as oT!Glitd
90 80 'A'AAlill - Ia Atpli.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
THAT'S DOING WELL.

The third, or indianapolis bcks. Is ex.
pectcd 10 receive at least a dozen votes In
phlladclnhla.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
THE MOST so.


when Mr. Cleveland Is wrong he r. the
most 50 Of any president the United States
eyer had.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-16

MRS. CASTLES SISTER
Prostrsted by the Disgrace of Her sis.
 ters Arrest.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-A local pa- per says: A sister of Mrs. W. II. Gas. tie, the wealthy San Francisco wom- an accused in London of the larceny of furs and other valua ble articles. re- sides in this city. She is prostrated over the unfortunate occurrence, and out of consideration for the family her name is withheld. The father of Mrs. Castle arrived in Philadelphia Tues day from North Carolina, and will re- main here until more definite infor- nation is received from London.
 News of the affair came to the fami. ly with startling force; they do not believe Mrs. Castle was guilty of vii. fully stealing, and are of the decided opinion that she is suffering from mental troubles.
 Her sister is prostrated by the blow and Is now under constant care oi physicians. Many expressions of sym. pathy have been received by the fami. ly and all their friends give assurances that an investigation will satisfactori. ly clear up the mystery"
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-16
THOMAS WHITE FERRY.
Michigan's Wel-Known Ex-Sena-
 tor Has Passed Over.
VICTIM OF 4 STROKE OF PARALYSIS.
With His Retirement From Politics Forums Seemed to Cease Smiling Upon Him, and He Died in
 Comparative Poverty.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Oct. 1h.-Ex. United States Senator T. w. Ferry died suddenly at 5 d. m. from stroke of apoplexy. Mir. Ferry had been ail. ing slightly for several days, but his condition was not considered alarm. ing. He arose as usual and was strick. en just after he had finished dressing.
 The name of Thomas White Ferry was once a household word from the Atlantic to the Pacific. His fame was more than national, and his every ac. tion was watched with interest by the entire world Once popular, powerful and famous, for the past twelve years he has lived in retirement and seclu. sion, broken in health and spirits, sick at heart for hopes deferred and ambi. tions unsatisfed, and with scant for. tune to live upon, a wreck of his form. or self.
 Mir. Ferry was born at Maclinac, Mich. June l, ls27. He served in both branches of the state legislature from 1850 to 1856, when he was elected a representative to congress, serving there until 1871. In 1871 he was elect. ed to the United States senate. He was member of the special committee of the senate that framed the resump- ton act of January l4, 1875, and In that year was chosen president pro tempore of the senate. On the death of Vice President Wilson he be- came acting vice-president, serving in that capacity until March 4, 1s77 While acting as vice-president he de- livered the address and presided at the centennial cele bra ton at Philadelphia July 4, 1876 He also presided at the Impeachment trial of Secretary Bel kuap, and over the joint meetings of congress during the electoral count of lo76-77. He was reelected to the senate in 1877 and was candidate for reelection in 1883, but was defeated by Hon. Thomas W. Palmer after bitter struggle. Mir. Ferry then dropped out of political life entirely. Although reputed to be immensely wealthy, financial disaster follow ed Mir. Ferry's political defeat and he was reduced to comparative poverty. Mir. Ferry was never married His brother, Edward r. Perry, is living in Park City, Utah.
The Forrest City times., 1896-10-16
THURSDAY. Oct. 15. Grain and Provisions,

Grain and Provisions.
 ST. LoUIs--Flour--Fancy to extra fancy S270G360 patents. s3S0d390. wheat-No. 2, red. 20; No. red. 69c. Corn-No 7. mixed, 23c; No ? white. .23Xc Oats No. ?, i6ac. Hay-Prairie, AOoG7 %: mixed timothy. doogs.0O clear timothy. Sa0o0 HOO Butter-Creamery, 1962inc; dairy, I2l1 loc Eggs-F'resh, 13hc. Lard-Prime steam, 4sOc Pork-New standard mess g. 751s O. Bacon-Extra shorts. 475c; clear ribs. 4s7nc; clear, 50Oc all boxed wool-Choice tub washed, l61lsMc
 Wheat-Futures closed: December -oZc a. May, 77Q771sc a.
 Corn-December. 22Ac; May, 2sc b.
 NEW YoRK-Flour-State ana western firm. unchanged. Wheat-De cember, 761s077 3-l6c: January, 77A@7Sc; May, IS 15- -iG17gac Corn No. ?, 3l 3l}i@2ac; December, 32ac Oats Western, 2l93ic; December, 231a612SKc Pork New mess, $S.5O9s 25. Lard Steam-ren dered' 472hc Butter Western dairy, 7h0 He; western creamery, 12Q19c; western cream- cry. factory, 70i1c: imitation creamery, aa l21sc; Elgins, i9c. Eggs-Western, I7Gslshc.
 CHICAGo-Openlng quotations: Wheat-De. eember. 7Oss470kc, May, 741sdo75c. Corn-Oc- tober. 24ssc; December 251aQe25ssc; May, 2sssA 2sAc. Oats-October, 1Snc; December leI.c: May, 2lMgelAc. Pork-December, Tlo; Jan usry. 0OotGs.Ush; May. $t25 Lard-Decem- Der. 432hc; January, 4.55a457hc. Short Ribs December, 3. roc, January, 395a4 Ooc.
 CHrCAGo-Closingq quotations Wheat-Oo- tober. Ssac; December, 69S a69,sc bid: Jan- uary, 10Mc nominal; May. 734sc Corn-Octo- Der, 244c asked: December, 25c; May. 2s1. asked. Oats October. Is1sc; December, ls1. Glsssc asked; May, 20Bc asked Pork-Oc- tober, s6sS; December, s6s,: January. s7 7O; May, sso5 nominal Lard October, 4l7>,c; December, 4l7tsc; January 4.3'hc bid; May. 4021sc nominal Short Ribs-October, 357ne; December 3S71sc; January, sThQS. soc. May, A02tc.