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The morning times., 1896-03-24

s. .426 bushels: stock, 97,171 bushels. Rye
inactive. No g 43 asked nearby: 45a46
yestern-receipts, 1,311 bushels; stock,
S.. 356 Hay fIrua for choice grades; choice
timothy. SIC 90 bid. Grain freights quiet
and steady: steam to Liverpool per bGShel.
% April: Cork for orders, per quarter, 2S
4 1-2d March. Sugar firm; granulated,
3 90 per 100 pounds. Butter firm; fancy
creamery. 22a2S; 10. imitation, 1Eal9; do
ladie, 15a16; good ladie, 12a14: store
packed, 9a11 Eggs firm: fresh. IL IL
Cheese firm; fancy New YORK, SO pounds,
Hall 1-2: do 30 pounds. IL 1-2al1 81;
do % pounds, 12aI2 L. Whisky unF
chan ged.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, Md, March 23,-Flour dull;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2 ,2O5 barrels; ship
ments. .315 barrels; sales, 900 barrels.
Wheat dull: spot and month, Z 2a72 g; May.
60 3-4a69; July 50 IA asked; receipts.
/ 400 bushels; stock, 115,601 bushels; sales,
1000 bushels; southern wheat by sample,
76a7S; do. on grade, 72a75. Corn steady
spot, month and April, 80 T-Sa34; May
81 1-Sa34 Ia; steamer mixed, So liza
SO SIS; receipts, S1,0TI bushels: stock,
Cos, 81 bushels; sales, 5000 bushels;
southern white ana yellow corn. 81 Lass
Oats firnf-No white western, 26 LA
81; No. 2 mixed, do. "a 1-2a25; receipts,
The morning times., 1896-03-24
JNVESTIG ATING THE MINT.
Treasurer Morgan and Corps of As
sistants M New Orleans

Treasury advices report that United
States Treasurer Morgan and a corps of
experts from his office arrived in New
Orleans yesterday to make an examination
OF the subtreasury in that city
Their arrival was entirely unexpected
They Immediately took charge of the Of
flee and will make a thorough inspect ion
of the books and vaults.
1t is customary to make such examina-
ton and the visit at this time of the
Treasury officials does not imply that the
office and the accounts are not in good
condition. The experts will remain per
haps for a week
The morning times., 1896-03-24

II am perfectly willing that my wife
should get a divorce" said he, but hate
to pay all that alimony. There are always
two sides 10 one OF these suits, you know
and my 10 wyers want me TO file a cross-bill
alleging improper conduct between my
wife and an official al the Treasury Depart
ment. but would prefer she should go
ahead and get the divorce
Pond went to jail for the night and his
case will probably come up for a hearing
today.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
RAYS TO TRACE A BULLET
1t Is in a Boys Brain and Has Not
Been Found.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 80 An experiment
in surgery with Y ra VS. win be made today
at the South Side Hospital on John Reilly,
a boy who is lying there unconscious with
22- caliber bulletin his brain. He was shot
by a companion with whom he quarreled
last Thursday night.
Prof. j. S. Ogden of the Pittsburg High
School, who has made some successful ex-
periments with ROentgen rays, will have
charge of the operation. Ordinary methods
of locating the bullet in Reilly's brain have
been futile.
The morning times., 1896-03-24

The California lectures, so beautifully
Illustrated with scenes of that great State,
are closed, and those who have missed see
ing them and hearing the eloquent lescrip-
ton of California's' Charms given by Mrs
Lucy Underwood MeCann have missed a
rare treat. IT.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
Expediting Senate business.

Senator Hoar of Massa chusetts has given
notice of a motion to modify rule 22 of
the United States Senate so as to provide
that when any bill or resolution shall have
been under consideration for not less than
four days ii shall be in, order to demand
that debate be closed.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
speaker Reed Introduces Rlll

Speaker Reed introduced in the House
yesterday a bill appropriating $4,000 to
enable the Secretary of the Treasury to
purchase the buildings of the Portland,
Me, quarantine station. When purchased
the station is to be operated by the United
States
The morning times., 1896-03-24
GOT A BABY BOY NOW.
Happiness in a Southern Mans
Home.
Heed the Red Flag of Danger at the
Railroad CrOsslng-A Warming
to Americas Men.
"For t twenty-slx

For twenty-six
years l have used
tobacco i'll great
quantities, and of
late years took TO
cigarette smok-
ing" writes Mr..
w. E. Simpson of
LIE COmPte, La.
II want TO 60 on
record that to-
bacco has robbed
me OF many years
of life and a great
deal of happiness.
/ realize ii now
as / compare my
feelings and nv
The morning times., 1896-03-24
NJ ails Denied Them.

The Postoffice Department has denied the
privileges of the mails TO the Standard Art
Company and the Standard Manufacturing
Company, j. Fl. Melrosc, manager, of New
York city, New York, for violating the postal
regulations.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
Treasury Leaves of Absence.

Secretary Carlisle has issued an order
extending the same right of annual leave
of absence TO employees OF the Marine Hos
pital Service, Steamboat Inspection Service,
Lighthouse Service, and immigration Service
as is extended to other Treasury empIoyes.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
Cotton
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales = Regular call = Metropolitan Rail
road e. $1,000 at l2I. Sl0O0 at IL:
Capital Traction, to 20; United States
Electric Light. 20 at III: Riggs Fire Insur-
ance, 80 at -; American Graphophone, 100 az
61z: Lanston Monotype, 20 AT S After call
Lanston MOnUtype, 2e0 At -,
GoVERSNEST BONDS.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
DR.. LEATHERMAN,
SPECIALIST
coz z STREET N. w.

JOx > ZEE M w.
Treats all CHRONIC, NERVOUS and BLOOD
DISEASES. KIDNEY and BLADDER DISEASES
frests HYDRoCELE, YhRICoCELE and STRIC-
IL RE ay modern surgical methods.
Special attention given 10 the treatment of
private diseases Constellation free. Hours:
bto I2 In; 10 p. m Tuesday, Thursday
arc Saturday nighW tes. kundayH4 to6
The morning times., 1896-03-24
CAUGHT POND MAPPING
MarshaIs Arrested Him for Re-
fusing to Pay AlimonY.
AFTER HIM TWO MONTHS
He Was In His Shop When the Off
GERS Called-Lively Chase Ensued.
but They Caught Him at Last-He
Makes IA Statement Concerning til.
Divorce.


Hollister G. Pond, who has been held in
contempt OF court for refusing TO pay his
wife $40 month alimony while she Is
prosecuting him for divorce, was captured
yesterday after an exciting chase by Dep
uty Marsbals James Springman and Z. r.
Cusick. The authorities have been on the
lookout for Pond for the past two months,
but he has succeeded in eyading them.
The deputies heard that Pond was in his
shop at No. Ala Sixth street shortly after
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and, armed
with warrant, they went in search of him.
Mr. Cusick entered the front door as Spring
man watched side entrance OF the build
ing. A S the deputy marshal entered he sa w
a door IN the nIiddle partition close, and
when he reached il IL was locked.
HE SAW HIS MAN.
Breaking this in he got in back room,
and there he say a man making his way to-
ward the stable at the rear OF the premises
Cusick laid his hand gently but rapidly on
the top of the man spinal column just as he
was about TO make an exit from the locality
through q back window of The stable.
This was the first opportunity the two
men had had 10 exchange the time OF day.
what is the NATTER" asked the captured
one.
our name is POND, lSn lt!' qucrleu
Cusick
mo, indeed, sir, was the reply.
''WelJ, IN take you for that" said the
deputy. as he marched his prisoner off To the
marshaPs office.
When seen by Times reporter Pond
said that he had been keeping away from
the authorities because il was easier to do
than pay the alimony.
POND MAKES DENIAL.
He denied that he was detective as the
papers had said he was, and denied that he
was making $3.50 a month. as had been
reported. He said That he was willing that
his wife should be paid some alimOny. but
that he could not afford 10 pay her $40
a month, as that was more than their
monthly expenses when both lived together.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
Judge Thoma= Hughes Dead.

London, March 23.-Judge Thomas
Hughes, F. s., A. B. A, auther OF Tom
Browns School Days. died at Brighton
last evening. Judge Hughes was born ID
The morning times., 1896-03-24
Earthauake Shocks mt Calais. Me.

Calais, Me, March ga severe shock of
earthquake was felt here at O'Clock last
night, passing from west to east, ana Tasting
from four to five seconds. No damage iS
reported.
The morning times., 1896-03-24

The Baby Ruth Bread is The best in th'
market.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by Frank Wilson Brown broEef
No. 1890 y sITeeL
The morning times., 1896-03-24
BOARDING

BOARDING.
EXCELLENT table board. 81 per
week. also splendid room at redsOud-
BILE rates. T37 18Th st. INV. Item
THE NDOIPH. 221 and 223
E Capitol ST.; q nrSt-ciasS boardln2
bouse. good rooms: table and service.
mr5 1mo
The morning times., 1896-03-24

Chicago Grain and Cotton Markets.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
Equitable
Cooperative
Building
Association.
Loans

Loans fea s5s @a5s at yasle sa ef6 f1 @oata IN
ly instailments. Settle
ment in full or in part may
be nadeat any time. Inter
est isOnly paid on loanfoF
the time il is held by the
borrower. When part ofa
loan is settled the monthly
instaliments are reduced
prOportioaately. No COM
missions are charged. Bor-
IOweTs are extended every
facility TO return loans and
pay for their property.
The EQUITABLE is q
purely cooperative saving
and Ioaning association
ASSETS 81 AGA, 329. .4S
Further Information as 20 terms, how te
proceed. &C, can be obtained upon applicar
tiOu at tie office,
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 F ST NV
Thomas SomerviIle, President,
A. j. Schafhirt, Vice President,
Geo. ". Casilear, 2d Vice President,
John Joy Edison, Secretary
mh17-eod-tf
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

'"@|0~~~~-0-0-~~>(-~-~-|-~
II.1oI r.E = sA..E.--., agIeas, Rate l..
Lazear ard Harmon G. Lazear. ner nus,
-ehG. Dy their certain deed Of trust dat-G
= sLh cay OF ApT!4. 1873. l4ed iOr ItSCi
I t'.s oii..e oi t-e recorder 81 derH7- 60, -
"a h7Sh county, Missouri. d. Kansas Ct.5i
o' tA+ Iyin day Of April. 1883. and Ee-oIIe'
~! tts once Of SAID recorder .; GeeGs d.
h.-i.'as CITY, III book number -. a.
taet w. SJHFcyeG 10 me, OAyer IL p peati.
- 1!--t -!EDs1 trustee. the fOIO"lEs ".
- -DtL tract pt land situate in the cDottS cDo':S
,r 49,. and state Of MlssouIi' -
81 81 " lAe vest twenty nine aH4 oH=-!t.,IaI,-
80 -%tt Of lots numbered tweiye 90;
IN ',zsA tI5J. tCITteen GD Gtteen 90 ,d,I 80
-, ~ p t"e5ty-nias and one-hAA, tEIIy:J
ttIIEt u lot numbered sixteen 90. az -
gioeH g numbered IL E=nty-seveH 90. n ~ I}nn-
sac Inauy q addition 10 the Iity "l dha
s4Id Ios are markell and designated on on
80 ~. t+SS2fqed plat Of said addition ol i..S
- ,e,,i ora In the Office OF the rtS9. ~,
n haHsda CITY; IN trust. however. TO secure
~ ~ paS h.ht OF the certain pr.ncipa! prom,
iIS5' ~ H.ts ana interest coupons IN a.
80, u rIst described: and, whereas csF
81 ma been made IN the pay !i'5hI -.
r's pri,.c!Pal promlssory note ana ~ tI'
~Sntg -, Gt the two half yearly ztia .nS e. rs,
SPsSHEtIy. april sth. 1896 and October eta.
ac .1S'. sXcept the following Sums pala On
asrIeill. o. said instaliment o. ihIelsJ a.
i.ss-e.y: iysl Twenty dollars C-U Jnh= IN ~.
10 twenty dollars Cs2O) august li:h, lSsoi
I'VE dGEars 80 September Z5rd, - am am
Yen aoiiaFs $50 September S3th: $50 arg
, Lns Sa!d Principal note and the balance o.
~ - aLSta!!Enent OF interest due ApF!L o'i4;
- ahd the whole OF said instanHtHL o.
:GLs!est which became due October SIN
~ remain overdue and IMPAIR n0H.
tnIeIofe. public notice y hereby gwen
lhdt l. the said undersigned trustee. az tnS
request o.! the legal holder ana o%lLfr ,o-
.s.i principal promissory note and Dy VII
lge yl the power and authority IN me Vs. Fss;
t4 Dy sad deed Of trust. VIII. III eecoII.
ahcS win the terms and provisions OF saln
Cetd OF trust, proceed 10 sell and; se-i the
properly IN said deed OF trust and nereln-
before described. and any and every par.
thereof, at public vendue, to the hignest
p!CGeF, for cash. at tho front door OF ths
building nov used by the state circuit
court or Jackson county, Missouri: as
court mouse. in Kansas City, formerly City
OF Kansas, in the county Of Jackson afore-
said. said building being the court house
>ituated on the north side OF Missouri
avenue, between Oak and Locust streets.
IN SAID Kansas City. and said front door
being the south door OF said court mouse
on Wednesday. the 18th day OF Noyen Der,
1896, between the hours Of nine CLOCK IN
the forenoon and five O'Clock IN the aIter-
noon OF that day, for the purpose Of pay
ing off said principal note and said over
due interest and the costs and expenses
OF executing this trust.
OLIVER H. DEAN, Trustee
Kansas City. No, October 23rd. 1896.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-16
BUsINEss CHANCES

WANTED-Bcst point in the SOuth-A
party to take 0ne-half interest IN Il roller
meal and feed plant: A. Il. 7. boiler ana
siding on X g.. =. Z G.: 5 10 70 cars OF
feed per week used IN this city: party -
remain North and 10 the Buying and fur
nfsEing ,ac stHsn to Supply: I have had
= years experience as miller ana in the
milling bUsiueE-; about go required: in
yest.gatc quick. this i- rar" chance for
legitimate money making business: refer
ences exchanged. address II. T.. HAWK,
TeNarkana, Tex.
INDIGESTIO$. poor blood weak cfrcu-
lation, yaricpse v-.ns, ulcers and tuInoTs
cured by Van Fleck } vital substance from
sheep glands: 215 Nelson bldg.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-16
Kansas City. No, october 23rd. 1895.

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue and au-
thcFity OF special execution, No iszi9
issued from the office of the clerk OF the
circuit court OF Jackson county, at Kansas
CITY, Missouri, returnable to the January
term, 1887, OF said court, and TO ME, as
sheriff, directed and delivered, in favor Of
Kansas City formerly City Of Kansas, TO
the use OF International Loan and trust
company, ana against Thomas b. hlns,
inss. Union Railway Company. and un-
known parties. l have levied upon
and seized all the right, title, in
teres, and estate of said defendants,
Z. I. HutchingS, Union Railway Company,
ana unknown parties, in and 10 the follow
county OF Jackson and state OF Missouri
to-Wlt: Beginning at the northwest corner
OF lot siXty-seven 90, OF Hurck's subdiVis-
ION OF Guinottes bluff; thence south one
hundred and siXty-four and stxty-seven
hundreiths CS4.6O feet: thence east one
hundred uGN feet: thence south one hUn7
dred and eighty ESQ feet; thence east two
hunqFsd l2UJt feet; thence north two num-
dFeG ana nineteen and sixty-seveu hun
dreGths C2lS.65} feet; thence west twenty
five 90 feet: thence north one hundred
and twenty-five Q20 feet; thence west two
hundred and seventy-fiVe Go feet 10 place
OF beginning, being part of lot sixty-seven
C5I, HurcEs subdivision, an addition to the
CITY OF Kansas NOW Kansas City. Mis-
Sorri; and L Will, on Saturday. the fifth
day of December, y. D. 1896 between the
hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and
at the south front door of the county court
house, in Kansas City, Jackson county,
state of Missouri and during the session
of said circuit court AT Kansas City, Mis-
souri, sell at public vendue. for cash, to
the highest bidder all the right title, in
terest and estate of the above named de-
PENDANTS, Thomas r. King, Cyrus s. Crane.
trustee. c. F. HUtchings Union Railway
Company, and unknown parties. in and to
said real estate to satisfy said execution
and costs. JOHN p. O'NEILL. Sheriff.
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 1ith, 1896.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-16


Washington. Nov 15.-The following pen
sions have been granted;
OrigiHal-George Brown Fort Scott, Bour-
bon; George +. Trott. Junction City, Gzary.
Additional-Henry Wright, Leavenworth,
Is5avenvvJrth.
Increase-Henry Young, Greenwich, Sedg-
wick
Original. WIDOWS. etc-Alier T ChaIlen-
der. Burrton. Harvey; Elvira J. Hays, Sc
Can. ChautaUqua: Rebecca l.. Short, ,Arllan-
sas City. CoWley-
Mexican war widow-Ruth NJ Pierson,
Usage City. Usage.
orisinal-Cornelius Keough. National
Military home, I.cavcnworth; Sylvester
Archer Meridon. Jefferson: Peter DiTkort,
National Military home, Leavenworth.
RsetOratiOn and rsiSsue-GeorEe ".
Francis. deceased. RUnnymede. Harper.
Increase christopher c. Gracy, Mon
mouth. Crawford
original. widows. etc.-Minor Of George
". Hunord. Dragon. Usage; CathariBe
Conklin. BelOit Mitchell
Additional - Nathaniel Ferguson, Peru,
ChautauqUa.
increase ISpeclal. November 81 Daniel
McCauley, Derby SedEwick Elias South
criy. Osw"EQ. Lahctte; Richard C0Tman,
Fort Scott Bourbon; Hardin Skaggs, Ga
MISSOURI.
prlgfral-James VI. Martin. Hartvifle
Wright: Joshua Nickerson, Radical. Stone
SupP.ementaL-James +. Davis. Warsaw,
Benton,
Restoration and increase-Job Nasalrod,
ThoTaSville Oregon.
Increasn-Jacob RIner. HarrisonviIle
Cass: John +. Harper, HumausviIe. Polk;
Henry Huhlenback, ST. Louis 81. Louis.
Retssue-Richard Watson, Racine, New
ton
Original widows. efc-Amanda !. Brant,
Polo Caldwell: minors or John II. Trice,
St Louis. s.. Louis: Mary J. NeaEle, Liv-
onia. Putnam; Nancy {. Fuller Bolckow,
Andrew
origInaI-Fdward o. NIattucks, Kcnmoor.
buchanan; Trian 7. Wright Jacobsten
Crawford: Carl B0kuS. deceased. 81. Louis (.
benjamin !. him6ley. Novelty, Knox;
incresse-iienry c. Turner. Weston.
Platte.
Johnson. Zebra, Camden: Dorothea Bokus,
St Louis; Rebecca {. Snow, Redman, Ma
Mexican war widows-sarah ]. Overfelt.
originsi-Benjamiin F. Neal, Elsberry.
Additional-Edwin coryen. Joplin, Jas
Increaaa-wiIiam Keller, Louisiana, Pike:
William II. Murray. Thomas Hill, RAN
d0lph
Original, willows. etc.-Christina NJ
Klein. -. Louis Augusta b. Paust. 81
LOUIS minor Of John Walther. Jefferson
city. Cole. Melissa T.. Dickens. Springfield
Greene Job Horley. father. ODESSA, Lafay-
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY
1ncroasc-IhIlSou I. Cummins kingfiSher
KiuEfshcr, Especial October 81 Lewis Ed
sal. Nulhali. Logan.
Additonal-Linus J. Loveland, Pond
Greek Grant.
Original. widow-Susan A. Edwards, Wa
tonga. Blaine.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
orir'na,-Samucl II. Benge. Fort Gibson,
Cherokee Nation.
Irnraase-tioor=e W. HuEhs Tahlsouah
Cherokee Nation
ReIssuc-Alexander Beanstick, Mays.
Cherokee Nation
Original. widows. Ctc.-Nary 7. Ans
paUgh MusauE-e. Creek Nation: minors OF
Washington Bird. Miami Peoria Nation
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-16
FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IL SPRING.
Southwest boulevard Police Station
Mny Have a 'Mnm ShoHE.

Mrs W. II. Baer. OF 27l5 Holly street, a
sister Of Officer GeseIl, Of the Southwest
boulevard precinct. has recently made the
officers In charge Of the station a present
Of a number Of valuable house plants, and
they now "a dorm the front windows Of the
station house. Under the tender care Of
Sergeant Casey. Lieutenant Moran and Of
ficeEs Cannon and Griffin il il expected the
flowers will begin 10 bloom IN the spring
and then the most sanguine hopes Of the
promoters Of the cfIrysant nemum show
must look 70 their lauTels lest they turn
20 willows Every plant. from a cactus 10
a lemon tree, Is included in the collection
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-16

TRUSTEES SALE-Whereas, Francis
H. Goss and Salome J. Goss, his wife. and
Joshua Spear and Emily VI. Spear, his
WIFE by their deed of trust. dated the 22d
day Of August. A. d. 1883. filed for record
the Slst day Of August, 1883 and recorded
in the office OF recorder OF deeds for Jack
son county, Missouri, in book B No. 3l4,
page 5is, conveyed to the undersigned trus-
tee certain rt-tl estate lying and being sit
nate in the county of Jackson, in the state
Of Missouri, and described as follows to-
wit: All OF lots numbered thirteen Q3) and
fourteen ca. in Edna Place, an addition
TO the City of Kansas, now Kansas City
the same are marked and designated on
the recorded plat OF said addition which
said deed Of trust was made to secure the
payment Of the promissory notes therein
described; and, whereas, the principal note
therein described has become due and now
re mains unpaid: now therefore, notice is
hereby given that |, the undersigned trus-
tee, VIII by virtue Of the power and in
accordance with the terms and provisions
of said deed OF trust, proceed TO sell the
real estate therein described at public ven
due to the highest bidder. for cash at the
north front door OF the L. s. district court
house in Kansas City. Jackson county
Missouri, said court house being at the
southeast corner OF 9th and Walnut streets.
in said city, on Saturday, the 25th day Of
November. a = 1855. between the hours
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day TO
nav off and satisfy said note with inter-
est, together with the costs and expenses
Of executing this trust.
FRANK }. EIGHME. Trustee
T-11frt+ Attorney
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-16
An nhstncIc.

No he said, with the air OF man who
feels it his dissgreeahIe duty to deny a
request, 1T won't do 10 aIrNw women TO
vote"
why note' his wife inquired. They
are ggii". as competent TO understand ro-
litieai questions men are"
Il don't deny that Rlt there are other
and more practical considerations When
ever there ls an election there are bound 10
be bets made. NOW. whom q man bets z
hat II neycr costs moro than s. or s. II
he loses. But II women got their sym
pathi.s aroused there wouldn't be anything
FOR fhcm 10 DO except to TrecinItats a
panic by wagering bounets that IN tho
nature of things can't cost less than s-o
apiece"
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-16
THE BURLINGTON ROUTE,
The Best Line to Denver.
The shortekt Linz West.

To Denver. Cheyenne Ogden, Salt Lake.
San Francisco, Portland. there is only one
shortest line, the Old Reliable Union Pa
cific. Two trains daily from Kansas City,
1910 a. m. and 7:31 p. m, fully equipped
with Pullman palace sleepers. Pullman din
ing cars (cafs plan), free. chair cars. Trains
lighted brilliantly with Pintsch light; heat
Cd by steam: solidIy vestibuIed. No other
line as short or as good. Why not take
the best? 1t costs no more.
Telephone 100. City Office. No. 1910 Main
street, corner Tenth. J. 3. FRAWLEY,
General Agent
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-16
TOUGH ON THE INTRUDERS.
Dawes Commission so Far Has Ad-
nIttrd but Three Ont of $50
ia IndEnn Citizcnship.

claremofc. T. r. Nov. l1.-tSp"cial) out
OF total nj over 81 cases filed, the Dawes
commias sion, has examined ana reported
on ab11t slg and have admitted but ihrne
10 Cherokee citizenship This IS a great
surprise not only tD tho claimants. but 10
IN CherOkees and other tribes as well
Colonel Watts. the intruder king, has
called a, meeting Of the Citizenship Asso-
eaton. and ADVISED all claimants who had
EDSl cases 10 appeal to. The Unlted States
court and from there 20 the supreme gD4;t
81 Necessary
50 well !,aag-I are rnr Indians with the
findings Of the commission that II now
seem1 likely that an agreement viii be
reached touching ire opening % the cOIH-
try and the Llzso'u-.-n Of tribal govern
THsr'- The commission express tHsu-
seIyes a. much plea srl AZ me turn Urgo-
tierIgns have taken and Indulge the hope
that the InGLan question xii soon De set
tied satisfactorily 10 all concerned.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-16
California short Line.

The Union Pacific is the shortest and
best line across the continent from the
Missouri to the Pacific. Pullman Palace
Sleeping car every day in the year, with
out change. Kansas City to San Francisco.
Leave Kansas City at 1910 a. m, arrive in
San Francisco 9;45 a. m.-72 hours. Com
pare with other lines Pullman Palace
Dining cars. Pintsch light, steam heat
Telephone ice City office, No 1000 Main
street, corner Tenth. J. B. FRAWLEY,
General Agent
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-16
HoMEsEEKERs, ExcuRs1oN
yIn Union Pacific syst.u.

On November 18th. December fst and
18th. the Union Pacific viii sell home
seekers excursion tickets 20 points in Kan
fas. Nebraska, Colorado, Utah and wyom-
ing, at rate Of one fare, plus 500, for the
round typ. and good for stopovers; final
limit. twenty-one days. No st0povers al
lowed on return trip. For fall information.
apply 10 Union Pacific ticket agent, No
1900 Main street. No. 1893 Union avenue,
and Union station. Telephone 100.
J. B. F-RAWLEI, General Agent