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wrcckiax crew was cent 20 Mount
Vernon Yesterday on the steamer City OF
Champaign TO work on tSe raising Of The
steamer w. r. Monroe. which was sunk
recentiy near the Great Northern bridge
At tfat point The Monroe Is the property
OF George J. wsllev OF ttls city. and. be-
Ing . stern wheeler. had NJ marins insur-
anc-. though there vas s. 90 fire snsur-
ence- II Is thought she can be rAlsed and
pu, into commission IT = cost of less than
mo.
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II yea sr~ sotnr Ess. r--nens~r n.
Northern Tacl1c rzns two overland Vs.
sfsaie. trains saass. a-t travelling tn thsr,
becomes a luxury. Leave Se1.t,e at "a
q m arr e. ?. n Ne trouble 70 give vo9
eza particulars u yan ear az Nr-sh.--
rasiec 0tses. eor1s- Elrxs aFesae ana yee-
Ter way Seattle
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STATE MEDICAL ExAMINER.


DR.. r. A Churchfil Receives an An
poinfrnert From the Governor.
DR. p A. ctarchII,. Of this city. Ia.
been sppo-atsd . member OF the state
board az medical examiners. 10 ,sts -.
placs Of DR.. H. p. Baxi>y. whose ar hss
Just expired. The appointment vas ma =.
few DAYS ago By Gov. ArG-av. A, n
Unanimous re1uess OF the State Hor,A-
pathse Medical Society. o: which Or
Churchiii r. president
Dr. Churchill has hei3 the position Of
pTes-1snt OF The Seattle board Of health.
ana At present 10 p-.slee.t OF The board ~
education Ha is also president ~ ~.
Queen City Cycle Club.
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Yssuaen WIN Ysie.i Tor prcn.,..

A Oapl~ssd COPY Of the win Of Rob-
- Honooson Scott, who disd st Nanaimo
kesa ~ 1ss4 Was flied IN the probate
e1t yssssrday. tosether with . pssifioa
- isetsss 81 adminsstra ton be Granted
= 1enss Wssr. of this city. The estate
= Warrington eonsists OF lot ., block 20
4Dnn1 SEATTLE; lots : and 8, block :, YES
~ mt addition TO Kent, and block a.
N1DUrevs's frst addition 10 Port Town
- 1here u also property In Britain
celun1fA Ths heirs at Law are Mrs Mary
oeee1 widow. Robert Henderson Scott.
- - Ms. Mary Kelsey and Margaret
tnDsA daughters. of Nanaimo. The
- uhinh has been probased IN the for
- eours, provides that the entire estate
- ~ widow for her iifs; on her death
- q tbs children. or their children.
esaal shares. Mrs. Kelsey II TO rsosivs
= evsr and above her equal share for
~ easS of deceased during his lifetime.
0aosAss b Appraised NJ q. too-
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New Suifs FILED .


eo1ft Yesterday as follows:
/, t.e'nas Z. HRrt.a. a. receiver. W. c.
- sroHnnssi Q; ux.--Promissorv pote.
xtnouias =. Hardin. az receiver. Va
sAa,.s w. Durham ard Waiter II. Col
zssPromissory note, ssaa.
ssMnes IsxoH W. Frederick ERus-rar.
ssft>s ~ 90 .A
x~~etnlssSfen National BARK vs. = r.
swnlns e e. Transcript from whatccfn
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Art League Stretching Expedition.
The clerk Of TIRE weather p-edsr.s r..,
today This fart VII not deter the Az.
League from It's sketeht.g expedition 10
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For the National Democratic carx.


t. Be- h~s3 at Chicago the Nerthe-- p.
S4fc viii sell sicSsss 80 July and NJ -.
81 81 - for the rcans trip For ,t,k.ts
ara ali szfcrnatisa CAN en- or address
Saassa geaerzi sxess Northern Psr;ss
rAilroa3. Seattle
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Lake Washington. The iatenticn has been
to rendezvous At Tayiors mill In ths
event OF the ground In thai neighhorhcci
being too we, for comfort. the party viii
proceed 20 the residence OF Hra. H. r.
Holmes. on the eorasr Of Rainier avenus
and Jackson street. where the spacious
voraada and grounds have been kindly
placed az the disposal OF the league by
Mrs. Holmes Members and applicants for
membership who have not already reported
at. the studio ia the Hinckiey building
should 40 50 this afternoon about o'clock,
In order 20 join those who viii leave there
IN body for Taylor,s mill.
DR.. Green. OF Princeton. has Just colo
bratei the afiieth anniversary OF hle con-
aect.on with that Iso,Itutfon.
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S-s wts. an es<xsnt spring s-fe yc1 can
get for q. 81 o. 81 az G1s Brown stock
sale. SIS Sscoz6 evsnue-
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~.seest-ns Attorney MAsfia returned
ssAS frera OLYMPIA. where ne had
g eQnAectien w1tH Ire arwsrner. IN
~. tHsi sl decide whether tire tax
- sos ne North csnal u ccnstl,rtso-al.
@Rrrnae et'art exyen1ed the allotted
co.. .Sr aFsiiraeuss over an hour. Prose
.N A'foFtrY Haste. Judge Burke ana
taesr Is cue rscslcine rightly named. tfSt
s,Ns'AashssiigE's Pain Palm. One spsslica-
~ neiicve the ssvere pains irscsSsenl 10
sasiAtssiil. snd Is coutin,sea use. effect =
cgg's- The - and 50 esni sises lor
y dsuss.-s>
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Nen's Fcys' s.sf tAtit-s Straw uM.. -
ezy - eeats. Bsss-+grGs c- es-nv -ssss,a
uscerwe2r- - cents s-5r Gus E-cxu
stock sale. IS S~coc4 avsrG-
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Patrons Of the szr Francisco shoe Gem
pany GET thar shoes polished free af this
Popular shoe zrcre-
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2 z Gains. Ike xz5 eezsni Airing
scn dock
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Z & cAias. bG-l4snE material Airing
saa &ask
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ReguhAcan oerventtc-. -. Iso1IS. Eeas4
trt, s., =. via Great Northern
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
K. C. ICE AND COLD STORAGE CO.
TuE PRODUCE MAnKEr.

Quotltions below are for job lots. on
small lots hifher prices are asked and OBJ
tuIUtH. enough being asked TO cover extra
,,sf az CARING Cor ar1 rIItr, tb.n NJ,
partl,- malyirl, small outsije ORDER want
me b.st goods ana selections. 6cnlers pre-
STRAIGHT s~ouEIrnmeuts MS rseeiy,i avs Il"
49, ~
fatrlv ,r' i',ol account XII, W. N,,tst4s, 'iit.H
iTs. LON rTa,i's Vary' draw 6naf- 99Hy =
follows. Creamery, extra fancy Separator,
fair, lOt; store hacked, fresh, 7Isc: mack.
iur stock, 70. ~
EGGs-Weak and slow sale. Fresh. G4c.
BTTTERiNE-pairy grades. solIdIv mack
FL i. medium Grades: lis; gfsamery,, issi
prices; 10 TO 20 n. tubs, and . aud 3 10.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29

,ta Jumbo, polished, iiai?c. Peanuts, N,r.
ss,sns,ae.e M saw,ie raw r &c ps5I pesn1K Kansas,
LHMoNs-Falriy active; steady. Messina,
,ahGy, M"ntyo per box IN n small way
CHARACTERISTICS fairly at old prices.
California seedlings. s?.5oa5 per boz; navel.
'a H%yN>A NNy,as.SSi sGoa i sie SaSiee' sh ippi e.
Leg $50 per bunch and peddier stock
tic. si.5a; villa berries. SLOW a, ,i0 per
crate California cherries. 500 per crate.
i nit5sn per era and hSms T5Sw S6,. f nG : ;er
fancy stock; blackberrier, N15u?.co. Rasp-
berries, from Arkansas. $50 per crate.
berries. 1850 per crate. Texas peaches.
hrst arrival yesterday. but they were pale
and IN poor condition. sound stock is
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. home grown
Texas and Mississippi. &c per pound, on
Ions. only ncw stock on the. market, and Il
in ma barr rsTtn i shS SoH'ej ssg 10 Bgr s nns 81
a small way; Bermuda onions. 81 per crate,
green stock. 5 lunches for DC. Beets.
issnsy' 29nS9e per snfhel; bunch stock.
rois. Fancy. s 5ya a. ger p sq1G 5us HTfe'' Lettuce Esr.
iRsif%ess, s !5S' pei i'a2i i've per 10 'u * d Bed;
RUN punches; Asparagus home Frown, ransss
49, '''NiLh 'l'Tll'l -bdSh'ls -
plant, 25c for 3 dozen punches. Cucum-
nera' 5oiioc per dozen for fancy: medium.
9c' infeEor and old stock sold for offers
made: ono-third bushel boxes, iOd
zoe. Parsley. home. grown. scarce. sl.e5
per bushsl. Spinach. home grown. l5c
Per blshel. Green peas. home grown. s0cT
W. per biishel. .kale, home grown, eoc per
.ushel. Mustard. Toe per hushel. String
beans, wax. 4o150c per Ia bu. box; sj1Tjc
per i-basket crate; 500 per bushel box.
green. 6jHi &c per 10 bushcl box. Cauli-
flower. choice, s5c per dozen. Squash. from
Texas almost unstable, Soc. per bushel
box; 3g25c per dozen. kohlrabi. 9Oc per doz.
sweet corn. from Arkansas, l5G2Oc per
dozen. ears and almost unstable. New tur-
nils loc. per dozen punches.
RRDDM CCpHi-Short and common, seo.0b
a!5;n per ton; self-wOrking, fair to good.
s3o.Dl4OQN; self-worklne, choice. si5.ptT
900; all hurled. S.o.0a5o.Oo; dwarted, 5000
Ni5.0.
fEATHERS-Prlme geese. soc per pound;
dark and soiled. 25G5oc; mixed and old. l5ff
Soc' ! per cent tare OH small sacks and .
per cent or large.
No. 2 amber, a0c.
GROUND LINsEED CAKE-we quote:
car lots. sli.0D per ton; 2.ep pounds. 1850:
l,c,l pounds. 5000, and less. SIS per cwt.
HoNEf-l pound comb. white. l5c: fall.
california, white, lGIi'c: . pound comb.
California, dark, i0Hlsc. extracted. in cans,
oJ1c' extracted, In barrels, 5u6c.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
MARKETS DY TELEGRAPH.

New York, May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
i.l59 packages; market steady: Western
dairy, sale; Western creamery. llAijlyc,
GHEESE-Receipts, $40 packages; mar
ket quiet: large new cheese, hl4T7c; small.
HSa73.c; part skins, @nilac; ful! skins. IA
EGGs-Re-c.pts. ss67 packages; market
steady, Western, llql2c.
chisaeo May 2smTLoTR-Rsee!pts,
Dun ANA easier. Quotations are H. follows:
Winter patents, S3,5ou3 80; straights. 5000
SS az SSPS55inS haisnss' sSloES , s'f"iSh'@'
Butt ER-steady. Creamery, -lalJc, and
E~GGs-Flrm. Fresh. 9i4al04a.
Liverpool, May 2s.-WHEAT-Spot easy:
demand poor, No. . red winter, Us 4taI:
No, | hard. Manitoba, IS 2isd; No. 1 Cill-
fortia, . 81, Futures opened easy with
steady with near and distant positions I'D
lower. business about equally distributed.
May, Is I'D, June, IS isd; July, 5s ed:
August, 5s 3.d; September, IS @l4; October,
new, Is iit,d Futures opened quiei WITH
near and distant positions "a lower; closed
distant rtosit.irnss' u-rnchangsd 10 III iowacHr:
business. heaviest on early positions. May,
8 Sd iis ssS Jgn 49,. 2 I III ia jT Gst6 s; Asg 4! a. IS
AK, ELoU w5,i1 demand poor St. Louis
,RACoNLQaiet demand poor Short
clear mtdiig5 heavy, % pounds =2s 81.
sHGULDERs-square, 10 to IS pounds,
92s Cd.
HAMs-Short cut, Il to 15 pounds, eos 81.
TALLOW-FiHc North American, 3Is 81.
BEF.F-EXtrl India mess, Dos; prime
mess. As.
PORK-Primc mess, fine Western, AS Cd;
medium Western, +0s %.
New Orleans, May 2s-PRoVIsIONS-
san dull,
PORK-Old. TIC.
LARp-R,uued tierce. &c.
,7i BoN s,Eds ,MGATs-Dry salt shoulders,
BACON-Sllrs, isc.
HAMS-Choi,e sugar cused, sIdsAc.
.FLoUR-Quiet and weak; extra fancy.
&50fi3tl patents, S,TjH3S5.
CoBNMEAL-very duh; n,s5ll,O per
RRAN-slow sale and weak; 5ou5ic per
cwt
HAY-seling slowly; prlme timothy,
sla,e1all1. choice, Sl9.V0u<.c.
COMM; > sacked, white. 36c;
OATS-Nos : sacked, 25lan25c.
RlcE-prdiuary to good. 2qic.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29

a. Peterson. was given sixty days n the
county jail by Justice Walls yesterday
for petit larceny.
offcer Lattstrom.. of No. 4 precinct, yes
terday removed a 'jackpot" nickle in the
slot, machine from a restaurant at 2Se3 East
Eighteenth street.
school by Justice Case yesterday on being
convicted Of petit larceny. Charles John,
son pleaded guilty to. the same charge and
was given i've days In jail.
jects will be held In the Coates House
the accounts OF the Queen Victoria ceie-
bration of last Saturday evening.
During n fight with a strange man C. NJ.
Fourth street, was hit on the head with a
bucket. The police surgeon ixed Charles
head and the stranger escaped.
The cases against l.. NJ. Biiier. Charles
Oldham and j.. d. Cooper. charged VIA
running pool. rooms, Were continued in
the Justices absence in st. Louis.
Samuel Bash. a barber at the Columbian
hotel. was arraigned in Justice Ebert,'s
tel. He Will oe tried next Wednesday
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
and Ice Cream social This evening al Tx
residence o. n; 2 Emerson, 72s Elmwood
was allowed, to plead guilty to petit lar.
was given ninety days in the county jail.
Eva Smith and James Hughes We're ar
F raj assa, In ' a a ! sP pnd o sGsr' s] yssis!Is,da !;
wearing apparel from the residence OF
John Hornbeck. They will be tried to-
morrow.
p. f. FIN pleaded guilty In Justics
Ebert's court yesterday to signing q check
for $40 on o bank In which he had no
securing money under false pretenses and
was given thirty days In the county jail,
road. reported to the police yesterday thai
two pairs. OF spiked running shoes, shirts.
tights and other athletic wearing apparel
where Q meeting VIII b. held Saturday.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
ARRESTED FOR CONTEMPT.
Topeka Attorney Speaks DiHrcspcct
fully of n Justice of the
Pence.

Topeka, May 2s.-(Special.) Attorney
Robert Stone. partner Of ]. A. Troutman.
had n quarrel with Justice of the Peace
Grover a few weeks ago. and in leaving
the court room hotly announced that he
would never appear before the justice
again. except to ask for n change OF venue.
on Tuesday, Stone was employed in u
case before the Justice and. instead of APP
pearing for trial. he filed an affidavit for
change of Venue in which he accused the
Justice Of being corrupt, venal, dishonest.
incompetent and a lot more things which
came trlppingly to the end OF his pen.
on the charge Of contempt Of court and
n constable took charge OF his liberties
and person fsr a few hours. at the end
habeas corpus in the district court and
was liberated upon his personal bond. The
date of hearing has been set for June 10.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
WHEAT CLOSES UNCHANGED.
A Moderate Trndc In Corn mud Oats
ut Prices slightly Lower
Than Yesterday.

Chicago, May ?s.-There was a fair trade
In wheat to-day. within n range OF 1 cent,
closing lie from outside figures and at no
change in price compared with yesterday.
There was only a moderate trade in corn,
which nuctuated with wheat early within
isc ranges, closing at inside figures, isc
lower than yesterday.
There was Just n fair trade in oats. which
.iuctuated within isc range. closing. at bot
tom figures. lac lower than yesterday.
Provisions were frmer throughout. and
closed with substantial advances.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow arc:
cars; hogs, 5000.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
LIVE STOCK ny TELEGRAPn.

Chicago. May 2s.-CATTLE-Recelpts. H.,
~, iinaan,tIys Sbos,rrrirv s,snnaSy! urine s,esrs'
t.s5diiO; choice beef and shipping steers.
~s3.SOliii; stockcrs and feeders unchanged;
changed.
~HOGS-Receipts. 500. Trade slow de-
spite decreased receipts. prices averaGinE
shade lower. Some extra heavy shipping
grades sold slightly better. but bulk of big
hogs shade of. Choice light around $40;
heavy. ~S3..p13.25.
sHEEP-Receipts. 1000. Active steady:
pens cleared early. Choice native .muttons,
S.1iIiI. fair TO good mixed, S.lOg3.tS,
spring lambs. si.5Ol5,50.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
Bourhon County Democrats.

Fort Scott. Kas., May ~2s.-(Special.) The
Bourbon. county Democratic convention
for the purpose of ~electing delegates to
the state congressional and the appellate
court conventions was held in this city to-
day. The convention adopted resolutions
favoring free coinage of silver at 10 to /.
The delegates appointed to the state con-
delegate to the national convention who is
not in strict accord with the resolution
on the money question.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29

New York, May ss.-COFFEE-Options
opened steady, with prices unchanged TO 10
points lower and ruled active but generally
weak, under liquidation for foreign and
local accounts, May breaking 40 points UNI
1850 bags, Including September At l0,50c.
Spot coffee-Rio weak; Ne. ], lsl.c; mild
dull and nominal; Cordova, l6hnlsc.
SuGAR-Raw quiet; refine dull.
New orleans, MAY 2s.-COFEEE-Rio,
quiet; ordinary to fair. .l5AalTi.c.
smGARwPgl!' open kettle Sgs7,e; cen
seconds, 2asmST,c.
lie. ~
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
NEARLY TWo MILLIONS.
Chicago Claims To HIVE Gained II
Per Cent In Population
Inst Year,

Chicago. May 2s.-The Chicago postofice
census gives the city n population Of L.
10000, an Increase of 100000 over that of
last year. This census was taken in the
first week of March. 1t was made by the
1888 regular letter carriers.
~ believe the figures are absolutely COR
rect" said Postmaster Heslns. 1.-The in
crease is u little over II per cent. Tho
increase of the postal receipts for the
past year is nearly II per cent. The post
office statistics are borne out by the esti-
mates Of the directory publishers. ! am
satisfied that, Chicago has a population of
over 10000"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
Instructed for John Martin.

Wellington, Kas., May eS.-tSpecial) The
Sumner county Democratic convention,
held here to-day, adopted strong free sill
Yer resolutions and instructed for John
Martin as chairman of the Kansas dele
cation 10 Chicago. The delegates are:
George 4. Pitts, S. C.. Burnate. Sam Wood
son, W. T. Mcbride. w. y. Anderson, +.
II. Gilmore and W. L. Wood.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
THINKS THE BILL WILL PASS.
sidney Clarke Pleased With Oklaho-
mn Statehood Prospects.

Washington. May 2s.-(special) Hon.
Sidney Clarke. of Oklahoma City. chair
man OF the Oklahoma statehood commit
tee. left for home tonight. He states that,
in his judgment, the Oklahoma statehood
bill, which has been reported favorably,
will pass next session, The temper OF con
much more favorable TO Oklahoma than
to Arizona and New Mexico statehoO>
bills. MI. Clarke Will deliver an address on
Wednesday next to the students of Okla
homa university, at Norman.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
HEAVY DAMAGES FOR LIBEL.


st. Joseph. No.. May 2s.-(Special.) Ex-
Sherir Eugene Spratt received Judgment
for 5000 against II: L.. Preston. editor and
publisher Of the Sunday Sun. for libel.
Srratt sued for 10000. The verdict was
accepted, and Preston's attorney. II. l..
Strohm. said he considered 1t chenp.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29

Shipments .......
Driya.Outg .4...ssssss. ssssss.ss Z
There was little doing in this class OF
stock Yesterday. In fact. tho whole, week
has been a dull one. The quality Of the re
csin,s since Monday has generally been
poor. and for stock Of medium quality, NJ
lie or no demand, and value OF such horse.
fully s. lower. Good drivers and the bcst
class Of draft still sell fairly well, but oniy
local spectators would handle the lower
grades, at mean prices. Mules also qulet.
but generally steady. The auction sales
TUESDAY. wednesday and Thursday, were
la chunks. at !4,5butS.c1; 2i southern
sters al SIS pJue5or. and 81 drivers at 5000
M7c.Jo. At private sale yesterday, 10 mules,
is hands, at SIW; 20 mules, Isl hands, ai
u eNtra nules. 49,. hands. ~ Isl.enns9.VA.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
Morrill, Instruction. Defeated.

publlcans OF Wabaunsee count met in con-
vention Yesterday and elected delegates
to the state, senatorial and judicial com
ventions. A motion 10 instruct the dele
gates to the state convention to vote for
Morrill, was defeated.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29

Minneapolis received 30j cars Of wheat
and Duluth 1873 cars yesterday. A year ago
Vas "A holiday.
The four Atlantic ports cleared for -x-
port yesterday 3il 800 bushels OF wheat, co.
900 packagesAof Hour, i16,Goo bushels OF corn
and d, 800 bushels OF oats.
COTE, Lucas & Gardener received a let
ter from a Central Kansas miller saying:
w SEM you d car VI wheat Which We
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29

Independence. kas.., May 2s,-tSpecial)
business man of this city, fell dead at his
home here this evening. MIR. TRULY has
been in apparent good health of late, aud
was at the ball game this afternoon, Il
was there he complained of not feeling
well, and died soon after he reached home,
II Is supposed to have been heart trouble
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29

Washington, May 2s.-(Special.) II. Sui
livan, of Warrensburg. came in to-day TO
look after some departmental matters.
w. l.. Browne, of Norman, o. T., arrived
to-day to attend to some business in tho
general land office,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29

Flaxseed-cash. SOC on this side. Timothy
~seed-Steady at Ss.25a215.
Chicago. May 2s.-Rye-No. 2 cash, ssc;
july. 33isc. Flaxsecd--No. l cash, ssisc; Sep
teinber, SIC. Timothy seed-Cash. Ss.G.
September. sos.
Cash, N.52la; Octoher. Na2ia.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
silver.

Mexican dollars. 5Ht.o,
London. May -s-HaE silver, 3li.d per
ounce.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-29
kau.a. City Man for moderator,

xenia. o.. May 2s.-The thirty-eighth
terrain church selected DIR. James Whits
OF Kansas City. as. moderator over Dr.
l. Young. of West Moreland presbytery.-
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Is the use Of the new chair cars on m.
Chicago Great Western railway NJanis
Leaf Ronte). Shortest line, fastest I'M
best equipment and service TO me sum.
mer resorts of the Northwest Once y
West Ninth street. S"Ne
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Washington. May as.-(Special) Senator
Baker is off for the West and does not ex-
pect to return this session.
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DO not purge or weaken the bowels
but act specially on the liver and bile. A
perfect liver correcter. Carriers Little Liy-
err Pills.
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The Chicago Daylight Express on the
SANTA FE ROUTE leaves Kansas civ
~ I;so a. m. and arrives In Chicago III,
such service. ~ -" susf
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Geo n Darse. Pres L waite. Sec and Treas
GEO. r. BARSE
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION co,
Rooms i5o-16o Live stock Exchange Blag.
Capital Stock s7so,ooo. Paid Up.

Liberal assistance given TO parties feed.
Ing stock. Feeders wanting assistance
please correspond. Personal attention to
all consignments. Market reports on APP
pliCation.