davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30

@m %. Stuff berIu9te es bic bimez
tauiitiI6e 2iga nit elmer c tldrun9, IS
bilbete ii6 audi cine @tlberltga in
Colorado, aber tpeitere grfolge tpdren
ntft gu Der5ei6nen. Die Silberleuts
begannen ein3uieben, baB 1te ntfts
ousri9ten tDnnten unb lie trDiteten lt9
nit Der 9pfFnung auf ben bemotratIz
I3en Acknowledgement, Der ia, tpte be-
fannt, audi ibre boageipannten S9ot.f@
nun9en pplIauf perpirtli4t bat; EN-
Sil6erconpent purbe aber bob gu
Maibinetpn absebalten uno enoete NIT
elmer QorefIe ans 9olt. Iut Dem
Nationalconpent Der Sarmer 81 Ut
lantu, Ga, purben aber Die Silber@
leute nit PSI gs9en 1O4 SttmmeTl 9ez
i9lusen.
Die @r3iebungs : Champagne puroe
oann immer n~a@orudspoaer einseleltet,
oenn f9pn tpitterte ma Die 9efa9r, oaB
bic rationale Democratic in i6rer Pldtz
form fi9 fir 5~reiprdgung ertIGren iperz
De. So purbe 3. g. in 8entudn Der De-
mpfratii6e @ouperneurs> Gunbiout ne
I9lagen, Der it9 ais Nn9dnger Der 5rei@
prdguna gerirte u. (. NJ. limb mas maj
t6eils boffte, tbeiIs ertpartete, tbetls
fiirdtete, ttdt benn audi nirfli9 Elm. Sn
G6icuqp na6nen Die 9emotraten eine
Blatform an, in Der lie Die Ginfibrun9
Der 6reiprdgung auf Matchmaker 8alls
foroern unb bumit bic 8ranofadel ms
eigene Eager I9leuberten, Do iih cine
Menge geiinnunestii6ti9er 9artei8enoI@
fen in SpIge bei1en temporGr bon Der
Ydrtei lpsiagten tnb sum groBen, renn
nidt gr0bten She'll fir ben repuDIitaniz
i6en prGTbentI6aftszGa noibaten Wtc>
&tnlep Itimmen tperben. Quberoem
a6er hoben Die 9emnfrdten, Die threr
Qdrtei Zen RiiGen tebrten, alI6 Elm et8ez
mes Sidet, Yalmer unb 8utner aufaez
IteGt, 10 boB aud b~enieni9en Mn6Gngern
Der S0npfratie, Die ni9t fir Mc&inlep
urb nod tpeniqer fir 8rpun itimmen
ppLsn, GeIeqenheit qe9eben lit. benno3
ihrsr 8irqsrpfliht Gsniige gu leiIten.
Nler ME hereits Gineanp5 ertpdbnt, lit
bie Wa6I Mc&inIep's ftpn beute ais
na6e8u geFifert GIT betra6ten. unO
Sos lit out fir Die Ser. Staten unb
hd5 drbeitTame unb itrebiame amerifaz
niI6e @plt, oQs 6errn Srtan unb ben
6it6er6arpnen, bic aus IelbIiiiGtiqen
9yutere1en Die rationale Sire beTlsden
!p0Qen, cine gslpaitige TieoerIdge 6ereiz
ten niro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30
arbeiter unS RcsEnIep . anBpfe.

Die 4rbeiter traQen ben Mtc&i1lcps
| Champagne : 8nopf aus 9eI9dft8riids
ii6ten. = 60 Ite6t'S in fettsn 2ettern
in Der y@uffalo Zines. @us msint
tie nit cieTer 9~terlberung2 @jG tie bas
nit Die Qrbeiter dIs polttii6e SDlbltn9e,
als 9eIoten, 6ei9linge unb 9eufler be-
i6impfen, ober be3idtigt Tie bamit Die
WrbeitQsber in 8uTfalo Der Srutaliirrpg
Ger Qrbeiter unb Der pplitii6en Sgnos
rdn32
sic infulttrt geibe unb belcibigt
8eios bur6 infdme Sniinuation in Der
g~eipobnten WeiIe. Sc lit ein Stiidhsn
Der plumpten 8auernfdneerei, in pels
der tie anerfannter Meiiter tit.
Sober Irbcitge6er in Buffalo peiP,
baB ba8 jeBigeWabl1pitem iebemStimla
geber, alIo aid ieoem Nrbeiter, bic Sis
9erDeit Der 6rei6eit Der StimmzQbgd6s
gdrantirt. Sober lit beim Ballot unbes
aufT6tigt, fir ii4 i~iplirt uno lam itrei'
den uno itimmen gang nG6 geIie5m
p6ne ir9en0 cine 8efa6r Der ltebertrds
dung, Der GinI9ii6terunq, Der 8esiu'
fluHung. Seoer III ulein nit Iih, feis
mem Stimn3ettel unD Ieinem @etpiIrn,
uno ntdts, gar ni6ts fam i'm binbern
fetn Stimmreht frei gu iiben.
MeI6sr @rbeitqeber peiB bas nidt?
Sas mub Elm hummer N~rbeitqs6er ieiH,
Der feinem Nrbeiter einen politiI6sn
Gnppf unTtedt, rpenn er CUR Ielben 3eit
lpetB, baB inn fein Mittel unb feline
WtdGt 3uftebt, bas @otum bes Mdnnes
gu contrplIiren uno uus3ufinben. menr
IS trobbem fpl6e 2eute gibt, bunn Be-
triigen Tie Iih Ielbit.
Bon benz Nrbeiter a6er benten mir piel
gu Aod uno bel gu gut, ais bab Elm fols
der damn, Der iein 8roo nit faurer
9lrbeit reoIi9% perbient, lid 10 mir niats
Dir ni6ts BON ieinem 8oB gum politis
i6en S0rtgen unb gu einem feigenSeu9s
Ter MAIDEN ldBt. s, 6erpubre! Colder
4rt lit Der freie Qr6eiter nidt in Dimes
rita. @5 mag ia einige fetle Sne6te GEE
ben, bic ihren 9erren 10 gefdlig itnO,
o6er bieie iino getpib bic 4%usnabmsr.
Iu4 mag es gegen ben 9ei9mud zines
mdn6en etnfdben Mdnnes iein, fid NIT
ieiner politiiden Qnii6t erob an ben
gu legen unO poIitii4e Rebsn gu
Der Qr6eiter tpeiB, baB Tiemanb Inn
ietn neutrality-suspicious. Stimmrsas
bo%rent3dlten o6er berfiir3en fam, uno
bdrum tpeiB er, baB er Serr ieiner felbh
itimm6ere9tigter unb freier Wlar1l
1T. 8erube barum piro aud ieoer ebs
renAafte Nr6eiter bic 8e6auptung Der
Zines: .@mplopees Wedr Wlts
Bottoms for 8uIineB Reaions
1ls etnen erp6en SMUT fii6len unb ben
a%n9etbunen S6impf als folasn
6runbmorten. 9. @.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30
GpIS= uuo Giibcr- Oprratbc.

Der Barrier 8orrefponbent Der Ser
liner ~@Grien : 3situng" %Iieferte Der
tebteren cine elite Ger Sub uno Gil
Ser : 8prrGt6e, rel6e in ben parIdiez
bcnen Gdnoern am 80. Stunt 1896 borz
bonben paren. Gin paar @ngaben fir
0ieie 9uten iiaO nibt OfFicieI, uber
GQdbungen aus 3%uperldfigm 0ueIlen.
Die In9aben iiber BIT 8ont pou
England 8. g. finb pom DECEMBER
1895, peIhe bonn 8ont : 8ouberneur
feIbTt geu1a9t tpurben. 9ana6 betr1t=
gen beren GOIb : @prrdtfs oumuls
in Miin5e 14,697,OOO Pfunb Sterling
1885, O0); in Sob Barren unb
frembsp @plo Mliin3en 28.667,00O
&143,385,00O. Die Sil6er : 8orrdt6e
~beitanben nur aus 0liin5an i'm 8elauf
BON 1,586,OOO 9Tunb ($7,93O.OO0).
Summa uIler @orrGt6e 44,96O,OOO
Qfuno obar 1924, 100000.
Die Nn9aben i;ber bic @eto @orz
r1tEe i'm G~meritdniIden 8unbesz SdaB
Iinb bonn 81. Wdi 1886. Die Isabelle
i;ber Die 0elbz8orrGtG dner 9Gnber -
nit GinIdluB p6issr dlterer @nsuben -
lit Die foIgenbc:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30

pus unsnttpegter MGnnIi9teit in ibrem
ei9cnen 2e6en unb iie beIteben auf GU
tenn @eIbe in t6rem etgenen GefAdfte.
Sc 1T angenebm fir ieben 8aterlanbs>
freuno, in Dieiem Sabr gu ieben, baB
bic Seuti6 : Imerifaner beute elm
mitbig fir S6uB ameritaniI6er Snz
buftrien unb ameritanif6er Nrbeit elm
treten unb bafiir finb, baB mir uniere
Ir6eit i'm 2anbe fef6it perri6ten uno
our9 uniers ameritaniihen 8iirger; lie
fino fir ben Dollar, Der pirtli9 100
Gents pertb lit, treten Elm fir bic no
ttonate g6re, breden nit ibren alien
Observation-Disclosures, neil iene Pdrtet
unter i6ren neren Sii6rern ft3 fir
@ufbIdbung uneinI0sburen 9elbes unb
9elbperptrrung ertlGrt bat. Mir 6eiz
Zen fte ale lptatommen tpegen beTen,
mas lie ffnb unb ip'gen beifen, mas fe
9etban BADEN uno Diinihen unferen
oeut76en Mitbiirgern @ottes Segen
BEL ieDem neuen unternsbmen auf ben
peiten 9efilben umerifanif5en Sc
I6dftsz unb StoatsGe6ens, = SeGber,
auf oenen alien tie i4on 10 pteI g~e;eiitet
BADEN.
Meine Serren, ib I6dte bic gbre bic
Ies geiufes unb bic 8ebeutunQ be1elz
ben 60ber, ais t9 in Mprten uugbriiden
fam unb es tptrO mir bus gr0Rte 9ers
gniigen MAIDEN, ieben etn5elnen BON sS9z
men peri6nIi9 gu begriiBsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30

1891 purben semiin5t $95, 100000
in Sob; in 1892: $93,8OO,OO0; in
1898: $204,6OO,000 unb in 1894:
$212, 100000. Sn 1895 miin5te Gne.
lamb $25,239,000 in Sob; SeIterrein
$9,1OO,OOO; 9eut'9lano $26, 900:
Sranfrei9 $21,000,O00 unb Die Ser.
5taaten 43 Mti1ipnen 9oIo=9 Dollars.
@ud Die Oolbprd9ung tnRuBtanb mar
beoeutenO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30
@nhfreh m Qnnrence Fin q

- 8pbfreb M. 2aprence, Elm Sd'
loonsPafagier beg 0ampfers raltart'
ca" BON Gptpn, ftarb dm 7. Ettp6er al
Der I~us5e6rung unb purbe am oa'
rauHoIgenben Sag auf See beftatttt.
@r mar % Sabre aft nnb Selsgrdpbit
BON P~rofeTion. gr befanb fi9 anf Der
Reiie bon Sun 6raneisco mad Bolton
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30

Sumner beutIi4er 5eigt es Ii6, buB
8tptiden Dem Prei5 Oes Sil6ers uno
ben Breiien Der 8oosnprooufte nidt Der
geringIte 3uIommenGung beIte6t. Grz
mlterer fdut beItdnbig, IeBtere iteigen Be-
barrlt9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-30

9ieYe @~DIOpprrGtfe inb enorm,
p6brenb 8rpan unb 9enoHen fuieIn,
bab niht genug 0olo in Der Welt lei,
Inn bic @eIbbebiirfntiTe Der @0lfsr gu De-
den. limb oieIelben BADEN Ii9 gu
jener rieIigen Summe bermebrt felt en-
be 1890, nimli9 I'm 726 MiGionen
9pldrs-olfo in ettpd 81 Sabren. SIN
4pril uno W}ut in bteiem SSahr fdmen
alein i6er 10 Wfiuionen Dollars Ein3u.
0ie Die 8orrdt6e bun Cob i'm
StaatsI6aB uno in ben 8antsn Der
flint Sauptmdhte Guropa's Itiegen, Ieit
1890, erhelt aus foIgenber Sa6eue:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

On Monday evening NEXT. the doors
Of the Crawford Grand viii swing R1de
open for the great scenic VrOductio1 of
Lincoln ]. Ca-ter's Fast Mail" TIE
railway has often been used by the
dramzttEt but never before 20 such
The Fast NAL" A freight train with
fourteen cars. a EEhtsd cabOose and a
full-sszed locomotive. with eugineeT and
fireman. crosses fhe stage In The r5ost
realIScic and NOISY manner, 7rfFf q iae,er
IN the play a great Mississippi river
steamboat, with bells and whistles and
engines n fun operation. moves IN ard
explodes visa terrific force. \ great
scene - also given ef Siaz-a tn real
-rsost efficient one. and tts~e = \ gr-at
deal ot fun 20 20 Tsrh ne ssusasfp,ai
Effects. 4 SPECIAL car for e3s scenery
= Used and eve-y detail e carefully
booked 20 n ne sage pno,t1c-&On Of ths
pay.
"HENDRICK HUDSON. JR"
Tnls Afternoon a. ne MATINEE ard to-
MINT ne KEnhalI CTera Cp<nig1e Or
srsrszaEioa pressTsts IRE bsz o0erat4c eI-
tTavazanza. -Hend-sc< HUDSON. or rh>
Discovery % Co gn1os3s" az she C-eT-
ford Grand The company n hsaA<-d
by nat universal faEorsse. Cocall1e
vi1oe- -zze-lrs ss a anger ard cone
dt@nle have beeo made th< rTsoss % by
hs- rT5orae-. MTE Je-s-1e Efr1NzSi. 1z-ho
span macy Es<h q free hart - Cor
INES - 1catSon. ard zaose Efforts n
q uszu2Es-.zi way re4Eissd n tfss aecu-
rra1ia-5Oa = a comfortable fortune Mr..
Rf,DbsL - tired for 1s5e Eursptuozss
uz11eT 81 winch the eIs-avs EzEfzas
ttTza- have S--T@-1 as a vebicss fl< CEsr-
i11e have b<sso nsDuntet. and "a ~E.n-
DIX EEdsOa. Jr-. S8e - ealc - hzvs
ecispeat al SeT former prO11c<sDas
-H--s3Tsck HgGSon. Jr" = q psc1orizl
Oisa Fo-4-s3z % brilliant stage s<-zioe-S
s-sG exsezz-nsz. szliT~<e1 by SKY o1zEs-
e4ssnE. dz0cFrs. vccal-s-s. a.d uns4us
sp-c1asts,s Sfo-~oge-. ~Hg1sun~ hss
pf0.-z breezy. humorous eocc~-t 4 .
p.o-. l-fst "a tnssti@sssTST Nfa- ca.
-s1o zro<e -5s fzsDges -Atonls" fo-
Eeu-T DIZZY arf Fto5er, ETazlsr. ~r1o
X Frank DenlslE' '-l1ts1s
Puck rzk@1 from Ags.AeTe efirs
Vera zre t3e 4Octyo7s * H~1drsrk
Isudsec- Jr" Eessrs. Fr1z-e- a1<s Gsii
- - '.Hssssa- s1riz-s snse !
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04

Pork-Standard mess. jobbing, Ss.25; old.
$50.
Lard-Higher; prime steam. $50: choice.
S.&i2.
Bacon-Shoulders. Cboxed) 500; longs.
$5.l2iz; ribs. $.l2is; shorts. S5.3.
Dry salt meatS-ShoulcerS tboxeD
A.SIlz; longs, $50; ribs, A.62iz; shorts.
$475.
Bran-Salable at 43c east track. and asa
47c this side.
Flaxseed-Lower 10 sell. SEC bid.
Timothy seed-$3.0ol3.4 ~.
Hay-Better: prairie. S6OGS50: timothy.
S.40Qli09 this side.
NEW YORK.
New York, Jan. 3.-Hay-F1rIner.
HopS-Weak.
Hides, tallOw and molasses-Dull.
Ieather-Ffrm.
Wool, rOsin and turpentine-Quiet.
Beef, rice and corn meal-Steady.
Cut meats-Weak: pickled hams. Sfi s.. G.
Lard-Higher; western steam closed 8. 20
asked aJnuary. S5s5. nominal.
Petr0ieum-Steady; United closed S.5l
bid.
Cottonseed oil-Inactive.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Jan. 3-Bacon-Ffrm: de-
mand improvin-
Beef-Extra India mess. rs Cd; prime
mess, SIS Sd.
Pork-Prime mess. fine western. 5ss: do
med. um, ASS.
Iard-tSeady: prime western, 2ss; re-
fined, lin pails) 2-.s.
Butter-Ffnest UnLted States. s5s; good,
Cos
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago Jan. 3-Hogs-Rece7pts q .ooo;
market active; light. ys.5oq375: mixed. $50
cas-; heavy. g. 543b.
Cattle-Receipts. 500: market steady 20
strong; beeves. S.lJa47O; stockers and
fe-edrs, S25Dd3.70.
Sheep-Receipts. eco; market generally
10 cents lower.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Jan. 3.-Cattie-Receipts pts.
400: shipments. 100: market steady TO
strong: Texas steers. s3.2f3. .; beef steers
g 0SfI4. %; stockers and feesiers. 32ovaS %
Hogs-Receipts, HOO; Shipments. 20;
market steady: heavy, Gt5Li5.55; mixed. /.
3 4e13J0; lights. g 3fli2. Is
Sheep-Receipts. 1.SS: shipments none:
market steady: mu.tons. S2OotI2&J.
ST LOUIS
St Louis Jan. 3-Cattle-Receipts. p
OD; market active and strong: native
steers. S3Ood4-75 Teas steers. = 40q1-s5,
cows. Si.Ts12.75.
Hogs Receipts. 500: heavy. 3 4Sa3 g :
mixed. So Z5G36D. light. s3.9iEI5 81
Sheep-ReceSpts, 100. market strong
natives. s250as.4o
NEW YORK.
New York. Jan. 3.-B@eves-Recsi ipts. l.
5es. market active; steers. 3 sSli4 81. oxen
and stays. &. 3C1r4.0o. bulls. = t,45.oo, COWS.
g. 4g12 -.
Sheep and iarnts-Rec>sptsS e.se7; steady:
sheep. 3 -S0ls3.7 =: chose heavy, %-15. lambs
81 7lsI5.75.
Hog-Recep.s. 47g7: weak a. pog4-5o
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
PRAISE FOR MUNYON
A Sufferer From Dyspepsia Tells OF His
Wonderful Cure by Munyon's Inn
proved Homeopathic Remedies.

Mr.. ". T. Brashears, 2343 McElderry
street, Baltimore, Nd, says: For
years have been a sufferer from dys-
pepsia- i could not eat anything ex-
cept soft-boiled eggs, and was reduced
TO a skeleton; my stomach would swell
TO twice its size, and felt as though
1 had lead in il. 1 had become so weak
that 1 was obliged 10 use a cane TO get
around. / had given up all hope of
recovery, and thought I must die
had tried several physicians. but all Of
them failed 10 help me. Finally, / be-
gan 10 use Munyon's Remedies, and,
to the surprise of myself and friends,
1 Immediately improved. and after TAX
ing three bottles OF Dyspepsia Cure was
completely cured"
A specific For Each Disease.
Professor Munyor puts up separate
remedy for every disease. His Rheu-
matism Cure never fails to relieve
rheumatism in from one to three hours
and cures in few days. His Catarrh
Cure positively cures catarrh. His
Dyspepsia Cure speedily cures all forms
of stomach trouble. His Cold Cure
cures the most severe cold in few
hours The Munyon Remedies sold at
all druggists, mostly % cents bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. Mumyon,
1906 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa,
answered with free medical advice for
any disease.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan. 3-Wheat-Dun; No.
hard, size; No. 2 red, nominally, 66Q6lc !;
rejected, nominally. 144Tc.
Corn-Active; No. mixed, @q22lsc; No.
white, 2aa2isc.
Oats Steady; No mixed. nominally.
17c; No. 2 white, 1S12c.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis Jan 3-Flour-Unchanged.
Wheat-Opened stronger because of the
cold wave and decreased receipts IN The
northwest, but the small advance that oc-
CURED was due rather TO the lack or sell
ers than to any increased buying; Offer
ings soon became heavy and prices de-
clined rather than rallied; later recovered
the loss, closing at AqA cent advance
over yesterday. No. 2 red, cash, 6o12c; No.
2 hard, 54a.c; January. SOC; May, 5S1s90sc;
July, 5Sl4c.
Corn-Not a trade was made in nor a
bid for the call; firm on call, but with
light trading. Spot firmer. No. mixed,
cash and January, 2ic; May. Z5lsc; July,
&c.
Oats-Features quiet and steady. Spot
steady but quiet. No. cash and jan
uary, 1870; AMY. 1910.
Rye-None offered and no bids.
Barley-Unchanged
Receipts-F'lour, 1900; wheat. 1900; corn.
., Geo; oats, 1880.
sh:pments-Flour. 1900: wheat. 12,OoO;
corn, $500; oats, u,0oo.
NEW YORK.
n.
200; exports Il, 400 barrels; market too
firmly held to encourage much business.
either locally or in an export way; city
mill patents, s3.9od415; winter patents,
$. .50G3 60: city mill clears, S.eyd4oo: win
ter straig ghts. S.3gG3. 40; winter extras, 2.6S
G4OO; winter lower grades, S2.Aq2 %:
spring low grades, s.. .Spg2.5o.
Rye fiour-Steady.
Nheat-ReceiptS none; exports, $3.50.
Spot inactive; No. red, SSi.c; No. hard.
69Itc. Options opened steady, advanced on
covering, with a subsequent further rise
dge to rumors Of damage TO Argentine
crop, talk OF a decrease in the next VS.
ible, better late cables and the belief in
big weekly exports tomorrow; closed AG2s
cent higher. No. 2 red. January, closed
652sc; May, 65G6Sisc. closed eS1zc-
Corn-Receipts. 5000: exports. 81. .oco.
Options dull advancing with wheat in
the afternoon and closing partially =
cent net higher; January closed 34isc;
May closed 342sc.
Oats-Receipts. $3.50: exports. 100 Spot
dull; No. . SSizc Options dull ard nom
inal all day closing unchanged. Jan
uary closed BIC; May closed Z5sc.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Jan 3-CoTee options open
ei easy a. 70 points ceckns: foreign sd-
vices being unsatisfactory ard local SEX
ing ensuing. ruled more srTtve AID very
weak ard unsettled; cloSed sessdy a. "a
% po.u<s decline. ea3es, 2. 10 baZs. jan
0ary. S13 S<rf3 -: May. 81 ssG1zs0.
SPOT coTee-Rio dull: No Z .i4i&c. mild
cgll: Cordovs- III. .9lsc: sales. ID bags
NaracaE6o p. {.
SantoS-Quiet: good average Santos =
sps: receipts. two days. 800 bags; stock.
~ Jm bags
Ham5uTg-Quie:, unchanged: sales. a.
90 bags
Havre-Opene3 quiet a. 1<Giz franc ce-
cline; a. noon a franc decline a. ?. n
barely steady. unchanged 20 = fraoc C.
cline: sales. 7.oo bags cioeed bsrety
steady. l. franc oecEoe
RIo-Stezdy: No. -. $40: e1chanEe. -
-e-ce: receSptz. two days. sHp bazs.
clea-~d to- the United S-sts=s. 400 BAGS.
for Europe. 4sn ozgz. stock. 900 bags
Warehouse deliveries from New YORK
Yesterday. = "a bags. New York stocx 20
.say. - ~ bzzs. United STATS stock. E5S.-
~ hzxs: zeoat for ne Crsne1 Ssa;ss. ~
90 baE. total VISIBLE Tor -se LEtts-i
States .7a bags. against CD, bAsz
last year.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
UTAH AWAITS THE NEWS
People of the New state TO Arrange 70
the Joyful Occasion.

People of the New state TO Arrange for
the Joyful Occasion.
Washington. Jan. 3.-The president
tomorrow. about noon, Will issue his
proclamation, in conformity with the
act of congress, stating that the people
of Utah have complied with all of the
requirements of the law providing for
the admission of Utah 20 rhe Union and
declaring that the territory has passed
out of existence and that Utah is ad-
mitted to the family Of states. The new
state officers Will begin the discharge
OF their functions next Monday. The
people OF Utah are naturally showing
an intense interest in every step beBng
made at Washington and Private Sec
rotary Thurber has been importuned
TO telegraph Immediately 10 Salt Lake
the first news of the signing Of the
proclamation and 10 preserve as val
liable historical relic the pen with
which President Cleveland affixes his
signature to the document
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
JUMPS ON BOWLER
B0ATNER OF LOUISIANA WANTS HIM
INVESTIGATED,

n
quire and Report Concerning the with
holding of Sugar Bounties-Dingiey has
Bill for Joint Commercial Commis-
sion, With the United States, Great
Britain, Russia and japan as Parties, to
Settle the Status of the Fur Seal.
washington, JAM 3.-Representaftive
Boatner of Louisiana Offered a resolu-
ton today, directing the judiciary COM
lD;toee TO investigate and report wheth-
ns Comptroller Bowler's action in re-
1uslng TO pay sugar bounties was un-
constitutional and a contempt of con-
Eress and what action should be taken
20 v1ndicate the authority of the house
Chairman Dingley of the ways and
means committee introduced a bill
identical in practically all respects with
that reported from the committee in
the last congress, authorizing the pres
ident to conclude negotia tons with
Great Britain, Russia, and Japan for
the appointment of joint commercial
commission to consist 0 e not more than
three members from each nation, to in
vestigate questions affecting the fur
seal herds in the North Pacific and be
ring sea and to consider and report
what further regulations are necessary
Cor its preservation
Pending the report Of the commission
the president is to conclude a modus
vivenQd with any or all of the govern
ments named, providing for new regu-
lations or suspending or altering the
regulations established by the Paris tri-
bunal-the modus vivendi to expire
january 1, 1897. The provisions of
the act of April 6, 1894, providing pun
ishment for violations of the articles Of
award of the tribunal of arbitrat ton,
are made applicab bic ITO all violatio OF
the moduS vivendi. If the latter be
not concluded and put into operation
for this years sealing season, the sec
retary of the treasury, with the ap-
proval of the president, is authorized
to take and kill every fur seal found
on the Pribyloff islands, and the skins
to be sold by him to the best advant-
age
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
WANTING To BE SENATOR'S
Candidates Have Already Established
Headnnarters at >a,t axe.

Headquarters at salt AXE.
Salt Lake. Utah. Jan. S.-Nenlbers Of
the legislature have been arriving in
the city all day Several aspiraats for
senatorial honors have established their
headauarters and are actively at work
The headquarters OF Frank ]. Cannon
has been located in the Tesnpleton no
tel under the management OF Hon Ben
Rich. Judge c. W. Bennett has opened
quarters in the Cullen hotel. Colonel
Isaac Trumoo has headquarters in the
Atlas block with Hon. Charles Crane n
charge.
Judge c. .. Goodwin has not taken an
aggressive position but his friends rely
upon his general strength among the
members. Arthur Brown and Others
have been mentioned as candidates
some doubt IS expressed as 10 wheth-
e. the Republicans can reach an agree
ment in caucus, and the Democrats
vote may be an important factor
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
GENERAL Markets
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas Cssy. Jsa- 1-Butts--Cr-z-1e-T
steasay. is1zEzc: CARY. fancy Arm. l5zlisc
Eg-Stro-g. Is.
Hzy-TInoehy. yl3so7l-5a
ST LOUIS
s. Louis. Jan. 1-B1tf -r-StszfTs SEP
arzto- cr~a-nery. sfS-1c. fancy ElE1r. &c
$c. 6atry. T7E1r
EEC~FlrIr- Isc.
Whizky-Ez
Lad puif. unchanged az Ea
SreEe--So-usr.zl a. C1e
Corn neal cotton tlss ara c4<gs1g-
CrchS1xcd
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
COTTON MARkE c.
NEW YORK

New York. Jan 3-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. s 5-l6c; net receipts none: gross, 3
345 bales; exports TO Great Britain. s.L5
bales: TO the continent, :s bales; for
wa-ded 1SS bales; sales, -.1-6 bales; spic-
ners, 20 bales: stock. 1S4. SS bales
NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, Jan. 3-Coeton easier;
raidtHng, nc: low rniddHng. I3-Isc: good
ordinary. 10; receipts s,7oi bales; Exports
10 Great Britain. 7se bales; France. 3.Iss
bales; continent, 1.s<s bales; sales, :, 80
bales; Sa1eS, 2. $50 bales; stock S6,5 5oS-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
SUGAK MAKhEr.

New York Jan 3.-Sugar-Rzw firm but
quiet; fair refining, SIC; Centrifugal. Is
test SIC
Rein ned-Quiet and steady; no1E SIC:
star ~ sc: co1<ecLioners A. Arc; cut
loaf. 5zsc: Eranulated. &C
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
RANK CIEAEINGS.

New York, Jan. 3.-The following table,
compiled by BradStreet'S shows the total
chearanceS at the principal cities and the
percentage Of increase or decrease, as
compared with the corresponding week
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04

oTcals for Omaha are estimated. Waco,
Houston and Galveston are not included
in totals because containing other items
than clearingSl Augusta, Toledo Dav-
export, Dayton and Knoxville are not in
cluded in totals because Of no compari-
son for last year.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04

Jfu,<r-ssTszczF Groxza e. tsss.s -
Sstssus asn 6-Fc5s NIk.s ~HlGt 3
Ana 81 a. prsen fsr e NA11 Szl So =
&C Lxuz. - E.s~Bsss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04

w have sners r-gwrr fs4n 81 ssf = .
e,fss-r. - aFas q fRs-zss - o-ss~ersfs t-zt -
szs-T tAlnss zrs aEas~Sss-osa r. s-as issse's
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04

" A 2 nsfEsu a-d family ast
81 e. A B-kSao ard We t@ssre -
exp-eez -t.e1- r1soz; slEc-Ts thanks sazf
s--zsltEstf- q TIE raazT kfne fTl~n@s ai7s3
ne ssoo-s go 50 kins3ly add syzzsssf b.
.cz.1gy gave sA~-n Nsd sE6 cprzsofztz1ss
ssfa~zax - rsesxa--zs arsd afteT ~ teess
q fnss- Efs~ sd Iso<Aer. - lzts ss~
l.r4 gs1xel-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-04
MORE DOLLARS LOST
YEARS BUSINESS FAILURFS coz
PARED WITH LAST YEARS.

While the Number is Almost Seven Hun
dred Less, the Aggregate of Liabilities
Is Slightly Greater How the Years
Early Promise was not Fulfilled-High-
mark and Closing Prices for Manufac-
Results of Speculation in Cotton and
Wheat-Irade for Christmas Week.