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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
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Die bemotrdtif6e 9reiie 1T ~aufgeregt
ttber einen 8rief tpeI9en Der friibere Natioz
talabgeorbnete 8rDan bon Nebrasfd an ben
Senator Gilman bon @ib@Garolina 9ez
l9rieben unD in nel9em ct Die 6offnung
aitsgefpro9en bat, baB fi4 genug 9emofrdz
ten nnb PopuIiiten inn Senat finben tperben,
um ben &epublitanern gu belfen,. Die Sarifz
Sin iiber bas @eto bes BrGfibenten binpeg
dn5unebmen, fats bafir bic GepubIitaner
getatten tuDlen, buB Die Sreiprdgungs~8iQ
Der Sorifz8iG ange6dngt tpirb.
9u 8rpan fi9 bisbsr uls ausgeIpro@ener
6reibdnbGer gub, 70 iinb bic freibdnblertf4en
bemofratiI9en MunbItiide ia bpGauf bere9z
ttgt, inn iiber ieinen 4bfaG ben Sert gu
lefen. Tins benefit es nur, baB 9rn. 8rpar
bas Silber bOber itebt, als feline Nnft9tert
ii6er ben Sarif, unb buB ct nit benz @ottz
feibeiuns elm 8iinbniB f@lieBen ipiirbe,
tpenn babur9 bas @ilber gum 3tele gelan=
gen t0nnte. MuBerOem peiB man ia, baB
9rn, 8rban bic Yrdfibenti9afts@8iens i'm
&opfe fummt, unb er bat ft9 gerne IN grz
innerung bringen fpoaen.
9enn baB ber41an erfolgrei4 fein tOnrte,
bafiir 1T bic @efabr ni6t groB. Selbft ipenr1
Elm berartiges 8iinbniB I'M Senat mOglt9
tpGre, bic 6Sn. g9eeb unb Mc&inleD tptfien
gu gut, baB fe iebe 6offnung onf bic No@
mination aufgeben %tOnnten, tpenn NIT
9ilfe Der &epublifuner i'm 9auie cine 5relz
praqunos%8ia iiber bas @eto bes Prditoen@
ten binfpeg benz 2anbe aufge6alt fpiiroe.
Die 4ufregung 1T alfo eigentlt9 re@t nberz
fliifig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

Die 9d6ri4ten aus guba fa6ren fort 70
iiberraf9enber @atur Su iein, unb befunben
ein 10 itdrfes @npa9ien unb ~umii6gretfen
bes &uffanbes, neben f4einbarer gGn5li9er
Ratbz nnb 9iIfloftgfeit Der Spanier, baB
'beren 6erri9uft fi6 in Der S6at benz gnbe
entgsgen5uneigen f3eint. @enn f9on bic
8~eippbner 9ubuna's fi9 maHenbaft gu
fli3ten Beginner unb bas fpanii9e Seer
ni9t i'm Stanbe lit, au9 nur bic nG6ere
l1mgebung Der 6auptitabt bor Der 3erftDz
runs burb Die Nufftdnbifden gu I9iiBen,
muB es tpeit setommen iein. 1nbegreifli9
eri9etnt MIR, buB es audi jebt INNER mod
ni4t 3u elmer tpirtli3en S6la9t setommen
1T. .59lieBli9 fam bod 9aoana ni9t falz
len, obne baB bdrum getdmpft tpirb, es lei
benin Die Spanier ndren fdmmtli9 bon
9rn. Ganrpos binunter elenbe Seiglinge!
Ober gar @errGtber9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
SaS 2tmSenfeat 2lnSreiu SaGiom'S
1ttO Sobtt Sttu+

Ser 6iesrnaGige Sabrestdg bes am 8.
Syanuar 1915 bDn General Nnbtetp Sadfon
bel Seem Orleans uber bic an 3abl ipeit iiberz
ltcenen en9li59en Sruppen errrn9enen glorz
rei9en 9ieges tpurbe, pie aus ben nun1nebr
porlieoenben 8eri9ten er6e1t, aleat3alben
IN bie1em 2anbe Defenders lebbaft eefeiert.
Geit Sa6ren mar bus Set bonn 8. Sarpl1ar
peientlib elm bemotrutii4es gartetfeit, I'M
Dem es neit me6r benz gstpdltigen bemofratiz
f6en 9rGitbenten, als benz iiegrei9en Sc
neral gait.
9as Nrbenfen an i6ren groben Sibrer
Sad1on t6ut Der bemofrattf9en Pdrtei an9
heute Ie6r gapt6. 3nar beiibt fie IN @rooer
@leoelunb einen Giibrer, Der an Wentb unb
Gefigteit in benz, mas er fir re9t e%rtennt,
sSadIon g1ei9fe6t. M6er GlebeGanb nerz
mo9te ni9t, pie Sudi On, feline partet CUR
GoGi tre6erin ieires ~eiiernen MilIens gu ma
den.
ODD bic ~biesiG6rige Seier gaIt 6nuptIG9=
ti9 SadIpn's Steg BEL Netp Orleans, unb
Ni9tbemofraten 10 gut pie 0epfraten nab
men an ibr She'll, neil iener Sieg Der lebte,
Bis iebt b~osetpeIene grOBe anperitanii3e @afz
fenerfOlg iiber @ngldnber 1T. Set ienem
Sanlartage bon 1915 ffnb amerifaniI9t u4pb
englii4e @uffen niht mebr unmtttelbar auf
einanber geitOBen, unb barum 1T angeii9ts
Der, tpenrt audi 5temli9 fern liegenben, MDgz
fi9feit zines neuen &rieges nit @nglanb,
gerdbe ieBt bic ameritanii9e grinnerunq an
ben Sag BON Seem Orleans 10 frt19 unb
md9tig.
SIM @ergfet6e NIT ben grpBen @9ta6ten
os5 ameritunti9en 8iirgertrieges 1T bic Nep
Orleanfer G4Ga4t tGein au neraen, aber
benno9 mar fe etne groBe uncertainties
@uffentSat, inbem es Dem 9efben oSyad5on
gelorg, bus grpBentbeils aus 8eteranen, bic
unter @eQington IN Spdnien unb 9ortugal
geeenWfarf3dl1e unb @9iiler bes grpBen
@9la6tenlenfers, ~g1apoleon, sefo9ten, Su=
Iommen9eiebte iiberlegene -engliI4e Seer
sriinbli6 uuf's 9aupt gu f9lu9en.
Der ensliT4e S6erbefeblsbuber Sir gas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

unfer QrtifeG bonn borigen 9onneritaq
NIT Dem irif d : f9en
r9orrd9or@ m pere nj"
tpirb f6feG beitGtigt. DEM i'm irifdzdmeri=
tunii6en G4ica9oer 8latt rSbe Giti5en"
iie4t Der irii9zamsrifaniI9e 5ii9per 5inertp
bereits elm fiegrei4es beutI DIES Seer in 2ou=
bon einriiden, unb peiter fagt er: uWenn
Die 9euti6en 100000 Mann mad sSrlanb
tperfen fDnren, &Derben bieie BON cinem ufer
Srlarbs 6is gum aatbern als 5relirbe ul1b
8efreier begriiBt tperben. @ebe Soft, baB
es balb 10 tommt! Mittlertpeile unfere
feurigften @iinf6e Dem &atfer urpb Der belltz
fben Nution in i9rem &piege init lnnferem
ein5igen Jeinb!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
SortdD for @ntperer Mt9iam!

Mit pbigem Sriampbgef9rki begriiBte
uns geitern Elm alter iriI9er 8etannter.
Seine tebbdfte telti1@e 9bantafie 5uuberte
i9m bereits eiten gatpultigen &rieg 5pff9sn
@t1glunb lmtb benz beut19en Gei6e por.
limb er fdb gang beutli9 unb banbgreifli9,
pte Elm beuti9es 8efreiungsbeer IN Srlanb
lanbete, I'M ben Srldnbern bel Der 8ertpirfz
'li9ung fires altet SrUl1ms Der DD1igen
2%psreiBung BON @nglanb unb Der @rri9s
tang zines bDaig felbftitdnoisen irii@en Sea-
tionalifaates 81 belfen.
Sbne 3tpeifel regen fh9 angefi9ts Der
|jeBisen erniflt9en @ertpideGansen aspif@en
Gnglanb unb 9eutf9lanb dbnli9e pbanta=
fen in un8Gbisend anberen irif9en &0pfen.
GGfO cine tlelte oerbeferte bentf9e Duff
lase Der our 3eit Der erften frana1if9en
Nepublif erfolgtenr frunaDii6en 8epfu6e!
SIM DECEMBER 1896 erf9ien, ber iiberntG9tiz
gen englifden 5lptte gum Srob, cine franz
50iI9e Slotte nit $4,000 Ma1n 2onbunes@
Sruppen lnter Dem gpoBen fran30it6en
6eerfiibrer 9p9e an SSrlanbs @eftaban, auf
benen Der 8ltatb Der 8ereinigten SSSrldnber
ale 8orbereitungen at elmer algemeinen
8olfser6ebumg tpiber @nglanb beim 9arben
Der 8efreier getroffen batte. Mber Neolls
BERT dhpur itb nit @nglanb unb bertrie6
bur9 fptbrige Mi1tbe Die frdn36fi1ben
S9iffe, ebe cine 2anbun9 n09li9 mar. SIN
Mlrguit 1898 gefang bic 2anbung frun50Ti>
f9er Solbuten ta Der iril9en 8ilDdlaa81i;
aber in 6olge i6rer s~erineen 3a9t tpurben 1e
bon englif4en Srllppen unf6Gbli9 getna9t,
ebe ibnen bic Srif@en bic 9anb reitben
f%onnten. @u9 ale anberen irif9en 9ofFz
nltngen arf franSDftf9e unteritiibung nd6=
rertb Der erften 3epublif unb bes &aiferz
rei3s BON Srantret9 fheiterten, trob Der
fur3tbdren &riege iener Belt.
l1nfere SrlGnber tru1ren aber ltbtli6 ben
beutigen 9eutf Gben me6r 5u als ben Sranz
5ofen bonn @6lufe bes borigen nrrb bonn
Qnfanse bes iebigen Sa6rbunberts. oS6re
9offnunsen iinb riibrenb, tpiberIpreben
dbsr Der Interchangeable bes emperor
Miniam" in 10 fern, als ct bic tdpferen
8uren buau besliidtpiinT9t fat, baB fe obne
9ilfe @nberer iiegrei3 ibre unab6dngigfeit
nnb Sreibeit berfo9ten.
@orerit dperben bic @ertpidelrngen 5tpi=
f3en Gaglanb uro benz beutfhen Rei9 bic
Wirtnng bGben, baB bic mtiiten SrIGnber
briben nnb biiben, tpdbrenb iie borber fir
0eutf9lanb unb Oeutihe oerapeifet tpeniq
iibrfg 3dtten, ieben 0euti9en i'm berflGrenz
ben 2i4te zines ~fperft6dtigen Sreunbes
,Slo eSrelan0s" erbliden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
ST gpamien bereit, Gatba at per=
fA1tfRft4

@panien ion iebt bereit fem, Cuba 81
berfaufen, unb 3tpar an GnsIdtt6.
@u9 biefe Nuhri4t mag au ben jebt II
5ablrei9 unn6erfliegenben Gnten ge6Oren
ober iie bat p~enigftens etpas @u6ri9ein=
1i9feit fir ii9. 9enn ooB @panien am
@rt0e feines 8ibes angetommen TT, fam
ieber fe9en.
9ao4 Dem lebten 4uspeis betrug Spa
MEMS NationdlI9ulb 1,179 Milionen Doll
lars. Oas ma9t Bel elmer 8eb0lterung bDrr
175 MiilIionen nabe3u $40 per &opf. @uf
benz 9upier balten fi3 3par @innabmen
un0 @usgdben 10 5ien1ti6 bus @lei4geipi4t
es tit aber eine befannte SbatIa9e, boB
in @a6rbeit Elm grOBes 0efi3it herri6t,
baB bie 59tpebenbe @9ulb immer gr0Ber
pirb, baB nj nit Der 3ablnng Der 8eomz
en=@elber i'm Giiditanoe TT, unb buB Der
CREDIT bes 2anbes in SoGge be1en Bis aufs
@euBerite erf9Dpft 1T. 8ie bie1e Miqionen
Der f9mebenben S@ulb bur9 ben Nufitanb
in Cuba 6in5lgefiigt iporben finb, lGBt ftd
ni4t 9enau angeben, aber bunbert Miqioz
men 1T ii9er cine geringe S9dbung. 9aB
Elm 2arb, tpeldes CUR 8eitreitung Ieirtes
Ionfigen 6ausbalts mad Nb3ug Der 81 3abz
lenben 3infen nur SO Mi1ipnen iibrtg fat,
ni@t 6unbert MiQionen iG6rli9 fit einen
&rteg auf6ringen fam, 1T fet6itberftGnbltG
: namentli9 tpenn biefer &rieg berIpri9t,
BON id6relanger 9ouer gu iein. @s pdre
alto ni9t gu b~ertpun6ern, tpern Spdnien
Oeriu6te, Cuba NIT @nitanb log 5u tperben.
Die Sroge tit nur, tper es taufen tpiirbe,
1nb 1aper es taufen t0nnte2
Gin @ntauf bur9 cine europdii9e Ma9t
1T Der MonroezO oftrtn 6a1ber nt9t 3uz
ldfiig. Son ben iiibamerifanil9en Stnaten
1T teiner i'm @tanbe, bas @elb a~uf5ubriuz
gen, bas @panien berlangen tpiirbe. l1nb Die
Ser. Staaten tpiirben ii3 befte1s bebunfen.
Soften es 4penigtens. DEM es piirbe Elm
febr i9le9tes 9e16dft fein.
Cuba battle i9on Dor Dem @ufbru9 6es
iebigen Mufftarpbes cine @9ulb bon $50
Miqionen Dollars. Sci benz 8ertauf tperz
ben bic @panier ri9t oerfe6len, bemIelbsn
ole i6re &riegstOfen n~ufaubulien, uqb 6ann
nod elm S9mer5ensgelb bon mirbe tens
butrbert Mtaionen ~oerlangen, 10 baB nns
Die Snfel auf 400 Mfilionen Dollars tab
nte9r 81 iteben fommen fDnt1te. 9ds lit
Elm bia3en oiel fir Elm 2anb, frrupp 10 groB,
ipte Der Staat SIinois, bas nod 6a3u total
bertpiiitet 1T, unb beHen 8eb0lterung our
groBen Mebr3obl aus Hegern urtb MiI6lin<
gen beftebt, ipel6e pon ongelIG9fi9er giDiz
l~tfation au9 ni9t Die blaIe 4bn1ng baden.
Dap @panien Cuba germ NIT Mnitanb los
mare, be5peifeln mir feinen Nltgenblid, iebr
aber, bdB unter ben gegetipdrtigen l1nitGnz
ben ii9 irgeno Scenario bereit finben miro,
es ibm a63une6men. @ir gtaltben aud
niGt, baB Gnglarb ~ierrals bardn gebu9t
fat, es su fauFen. Menn bod, 70 iperbea
Die Srauben i6m iebt po9l gu iauer qez
tporben fem.
Spanien muB ben &f NIT Cuba al
@nbe fGnpfen. @ntpeber muB es ben 9pfz
lta1ro nieberiperfen ober bic Sniel frei9eben,
unb bieie i6rem eigenen 5Gidfol iiberlafen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

Mus @aT6tngton fommt bic betriiOenOe
g5a@ri6t, bab 9err 6. 9. @ig6t, Der Wal97
ingtpner @prreIponbert bes Snter9Ocedrt,
elmer 5~ersfranf6eit erlesen 1T. 9ds TT EN-
@erluf, ni6t nrr fir ben Snter@Sceart,
Tpnbern Fir ben Sournalismlls itber1allpt'
be1 pnoers fir bas .3eitungsipeIen G9%nn9oS,
benz Der 8erFor6ene felt Dielen Sabrett lellle
Rraft qetpibmet bat. Nu9 bus 9ett14tDln1
g6ieugo's perliert an inn eiaer 5reuno, pa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

ct niAt MIR Der beutf9en Spra9e md9tig,
fonbern aub bon Dem @ertb bes Deutf9r
t9ums Fir btefes2anbti ef bur9brungen tpar,
unb beHen SADIE bel ieOer ii9 burbstenben
@eGesen6eit Derfo9t. Sriiber benz ebitorieGz
len Stdbe Der rg9icago Sribine" angebOrig,
petlte er felt II Subren in Wufbinston, in
5olge tpobon er Der beutigen Generation
nibt unebr 10 6etannt gepeien 1T, pie Der
.friiberen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

Die 3eitungs<gntenz3u9t ftebt in f9Dns
fer 8liitbe, troBoem elmer Der electromagnetic
tenn 3ii9ter, ben berii9tigten Sacques ct.
@ere alias &ofentbuG in 9uris bus bers
biente G9idlal credit 6dt. @r lit angez
fld9t urb 6dt betannt, bon benz unelidz
li8en 8erf@tpenber Mar 2ebuitbp bur9
@orf3pinbetung feines @influfes $4,000
erpreBt au baben.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09
IN SPITE OF STOCK WEAKNESS
1T CLOSED HIGHER IN CHI
CAGO.
CORN AND OATS ALSO FIRM.
COARSE GRAINS ENDED FOR THE
DAY WITH QUOTATIONS PRAC-
TICALLY UNCHANGED.
PROVISION MARKET WAS HEAVY.
Pork Neglected, While Lard and
Ribs Monopolized All the At
tentiOn of the Traders.

CHICAGO, Aug. s.-The wheat market was
firm today. 1t closed at 57%c higher than
1t did yesterday. Wheat Is sstatistically and
commercially in strong position, seeing the
bold front 1t holds in the midst Of the de-
moralzation in the stock market. Corn and
oats were also firm, but closed without any
change worth noticing. Provisions were
lower. apparently suffering from the too vio-
lent exertions earlier in the week. Only a
moderate speculative business was transacted
in wheat. the range Of the day being but
nc trading being about all local. A fairly
steady tone. The better feeling in stocks
light Argentine shipments, liberal exports
for the week and light foreign supplies, com
pared with last year. gave the market it's
early strength. Stocks Of breadstuffs in
Europe and afoat are but IS per cent of a
year ago. Cables come steady and unchanged
Northwestern receipts were moderate and
an active foreign demand for -four was re-
ported from Minneapolis for export today
storms were reported in Hungary, and severe
hail storms in parts Of North Dakota The
out inspection here was liberal, and mod
crate demand prevailed for cash today The
continued poor quality of the present ar
rivals was something Of factor, but the
the foregoing The absence of outside inter-
est being the main drawback. Corn was mod
erately active and hrmer. The feature was
the Duylng OF May by q prominent local
trader with large farm interests In Kansas
There was an easier market in oats with mod
crate trading. The market closed NC lower
after &c range. Provisions opened weak and
continued to rule rather heavy. Pork was al
most entirely neglected in the days trading;
lard and ribs monopolized what little trade
there was. Compared with yesterdays clos
Ing the losses for the day in the September
deliveries were: Pork, 15c; lard, sc, and ribs
PIC. Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
185 cars; corn, 1850 cars; oats, 625 cars:
hogs, q, 600 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Close Weak and at Extreme Low
Prices.

Prices.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The stock market
today was active and irregular, but weak.
with feverfsh tone prevailing throughout
Covering Of shorts was practically the sole
element Of support The only new develon-
ment bearing upon prices was the bank
statement, showing decrease Of SO 913 OPS
in surplus and falling of of $3.50. 800 I'm
deposits. The exhibit exerted an unfayorable
influence, although In the judgment of con-
servatives less favorable showing had been
discontinued. The opening was weak and
fractionally lower, the more noteworthy losses
being In Sugar and the internauonais. The
last mentioned were affected by weakness in
the London quotations and selling for for
eign account in this market. There was as
upon yesterday, a remarkable lack of open
excitement, and the initiated observer might
have been unaware that the street was pass
ing through a sharp crisis, except for the
Ehrinkage in values. Extensive covering
purchases caused an improvement tendency
soon after the initial dealings prices moving
to point substantially above the low level
Realtzations and a renewed raiding by the
bears resulting in q reaction, which was &C.
placed upon the bank statement. The list
as rule. sagged to the lowest point yet re-
corded, Manhattan making an extreme break
from the highest, OF 81 per cent, to III per
cent. The selling pressure was uninterrupted
to the close, which was weak, with general
material net losses.
Total sales OF stocks today were 1856 s04
shares. including the following: Tobacco,
$500; Atchison, 1890; Sugar, "a, 800: Burling-
Louisville & Nashville, 7,700; Manhattan,
1900; Rock Island, 4.OO0; st. Paul, II, 100:
Western Union, 10 200; Southern pfd, 1000:
silver certificates, 5000.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09

=, x,t,.h .,ro ~ tbraa
wills wnoa mew wneae VI mdn ~ ~" sentannher
urics snSne nprthsrn was dsnosa6 ~ n
price. No. nortneIn was uisposeu VI ~
sairy ac.5ve way &c un1sr ,r o'u ,es wn iilc
new NO. soid at SeptemDer nsure; l Nsss izsc
per Du. No. wnsat was soio a. l1s &C. ul-
qer stanuara e. sS 1870 ura ~ er
Little Gil exlsted ior NO. s nVrlnern 70 ar
1--we. inS prepl9am W. "as AAVi1sc' neceipls'
81 cars, snipRSc, 90. or q, 7,o ~, a4s
!, 1eo ssa os 1t hS, Dui oa's;
l1V Du; rye os ~ pu houl zca pDis' tx o %
IONS; iruit ozo,zfV iDs. mSrcnanuise o. WI
IDS; macnlnery zz4 oo IDS; coal, L 900 t1n 1s
Voc. corosi PITCH, ~ 1V,Vyv, cenens' oT Dpis'
housenola gooos zo.voV lDs, s. a anu ,antg
Die 70 cars; nve stocK cars uresSeu IL Lneaes
q, 600 lbs; hides and pelts. etc. co. 200 IDS;
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09
No. To-Bac Mends Nerves
Lost Life-F0ree Restored and
Shattered Nerve-P0wer
Quickly Repaired.
sGE9
The Tobacco Vice Undermines Vigor and
Vitality. Nervous Prostitution, Gen.
eral Debility Kean Tobacco
Nerve-Poisoning.

Tobacco-using isv reckless waste OF life
force, money and manhood.
1t is dirty, nasty, men wrecking disease
and every tobacco User knows it.
The tobacco users nerves are shattered and
broken, his life Ii going out of him, he's
losing his grip, but NoaTo-Bac. the strongest,
quickest nerve tonic9iH the world, braces his
brain, nourishes his nerves, kills nicotine,
makes manhood. Summer smoking shortens
life.
II you want to quit tobacco. gain strength,
weight, vitality
II you want all the time to look. feel and
act like man
Take No-ro- Baci Get q cure or your money
back. Over 400. 900 have been cured and MILL
Ions use No-To-B ao to regulate tobacco-using,
or purely for its wonderful powers az nerve
tonic and stimulant.
If your nerve and heart aetion Is weak, no
matter what the cause. take MOTTO Baci
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09
MEN WHO MAKE GOOD HUSBANDS.
An Authority Says That Journalists
Are the Best

An authority on mankind has given his
views on the sort of men that make the best
husbands. Among the really nice ones he
classes the man who is fond Of fishing, the
lawyer and the aTl-round journalist. He
does not enthuse oyer the popular doctor as
a husband, and musical genius or man of
letters gives him cold chills and shudders.
The author, he says, is so fond of his fine
sentences that he is disagreeable when the
baby cries. and makes himself generally
odious about his food, the noise of the chill
dren and any domestic infelicities that may
come along. The musician cares for little
except his art and the wife is often second
ary to the claims of the prima donna. or the
sympathetic creature whose soul is as full
of melody as his own.
In all, the good journalist seems to have
the most strong points. He is a bit of a
philosopher, Is likely to be practical, makes
the best Of what cannot be helped, and Is
full Of alternatives. The lawyer is good to
have in the house. He is likely to be alert,
a good Judge of human nature, good talker
and quite as fond of listening as of hearing
the sound Of his own voice. He studies hu-
man nature at home as well as abroad, and
is altogether a good fellow.
The politician is a diplomat and while
he sometimes leaves all of his diplomacy out
side Of his front door, this is not always
the case. The bachelor comes In for lively
scoring, especially the one who claims that
he has no small vices.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09
Minneapolis Horse Market.

Barrett & Zimmerman's report: Both re-
ccepts and sales during the past week have
been light. From the outset the market was
slow and dull, and as the week advanced
businss went from bad to worse. Local deal
ers bought sparingly. and few outside buy
ers were upon the market A choice assort-
ment OF all classes Of horses on hand. Con-
signors sold to the limited demand on q very
close margin, but held most of the better
class offerings in preference to selling at too
great sacrifice. During the coming week
there will be many opportunities to buy
horses at bargain. Today's representative
sales:
Weight.Price
sound, ........................ Z, 800 $165 90
1 pair gray geldings, 6 years,
service sound $500 122 so
pair ss.eck mares, and years,
sound, drives 1900 175 90
pair gray geldings, Il years.
wind and work ..,.....27 700 " 80
chestnut gelding, years,
sound, fine driver ..........1,2 200 iS1o 90
l bay mare, years, service
sound ......;. ................ 100 IS 90
sound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i 400 81 so
pair, roam geldings. years,
sound ~ 2 o00 o7o m
sorrel mare, years, cribber / 400 50 90
1 bay gelding, years, wind and
WIN '...'..'.. ..................1,Z zoo 45 90
brown mare. years. at the
naiIdf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ], 900 20 90
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NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Flour-Receipts 40 :
800 bbls; exports. 15,026 bbls; quiet but about
steady; rye flour dull; cornmeal steady;
Wheat Receipts, 5000 bu; exports. 8. 3O9 bn
spot inactive; No. 2 red, CSC; No. / hard /
67A@67Ac; options opened firm, but later
partly Nc higher; No. 2 red, August. closed
&c; September. 62%@63Ac, closed, 62Nc.
Corn-Receipts. 1so, 100 bu; exports, 1856 bu !;
spot dull; No. 2. 30Ac; options closed &c
higher on August but &c off on other months !:
August 301s@30Ac, closed 30Ac; September
901sQ30asc, closed 3Ohc. Oats-Receipts. ga .
100 bu; exports 120,507 bu spot inactive /:
No. oats, 23Hc; options closed unchanged:
August closed 22Ac; September, 22c, closed
22c. Hay quiet; shipping, CSC; good to choice.
S5Q95c.
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Duluth and supertor Gro,n

DULUTH. Mimi. Aug s.-Cash No. hard
SIC; No. spring, 51s@525sc; rejected. ! 45 Ia
olAc; to arrive, No. 1 hard SIC; No. north
efn. 5Sc; September, No. l northern, $3.50
ceipts of wheat, 166,O1S bu; shipments. 32S :
R6 bu Cars inspected, 1877; last year. ia
Receipts es1 corn; 5775 bu; oats, 4o861 bu; rye,
G co9a ou; barley n lS,S2S bu; fax, 1851 bu.
0als, close, lSa4 @18%c; rye, soc; new, 291hc:
fax, cash. Zoe; September 7O1ac. ~
cash sales: cars No. hard, $3.50: 2
cars NO hard. 581Ac; $4,000 bu No.
56Ac; 5000 blu No. l northern, sc: cars
No. l northern. 56Tc; car No. north
ern, 541ac; car No. northern. 531hc. !
cars NO. northern, 53c; cars flax tic.
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Chicago Times Herald.
small boy who had a great DISLIKE -.
school returned home for dinner iittiS
tommy, you naughty boy, you have been
olcky bird came in at the window and told
me next morning Tommy set out 70
neard noise from the far end of the kitchsn
and, looking around there, saw TomTn1
crouched under the table, Emmy
there?', 9ou uoln&
Seeing that he was discovered he crav,a,
him, said: n1 nau ~
y was waitin' to croak that dicky bird.
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ST. PAUL MARKETS.
Fractional Advance I'M the Quota.
lions of Grain.

Fractional Advance i'm the Quota
lions of Grain.
Quotations on hay, grain feed. etc., fur
nished by Griggs Bros, commission mer-
chants:
WHEAT--No. l northern. 541k@55c; No. 2
northern, 53%654Ac.
CORNING. yellow, 2S12@24c; No. 8, s21a
@23c.
oATs-No. white. 1s@1sAc; No. 3. 17A@
1712c.
BARLEY AND RYE-sample barley, 2o@
25Ac.
GROUND FEED AND MILLSTUFFs-
! feed, 2 Blu corn to I Blu oats, s9.50Q9 rs;
No. Q feed, / blu corn to / blu oats, 500
1925; No. 8 feed, ground. / blu corn to blu
oats, $10.2sG10.50; cornmeal, bolted, 1904;
cornmeal. unbolted, s9.2509.50; bran, bulk,
$5.25@5.50.
HAY-Higher on light receipts; there is a
very good demand for best grades; choice to
fancy wild and upland, S6Q7; fair to very
good qualities. s4Q4.50; good to choice timo-
thy, S8G8.5O; oat and rye straw, SSQS.5O.
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Butter and Erra.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Butter-Receints
9 2,11 pkgs; steady; Western dairy, 121hci
western creamery, 1111Q15c;> Elgins. Ia
Eggs-Receipts, 4S76 pkgs; market steadvs
s s5a5e and Pennsylvania. 130l31ac; Western.
CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Butter Arm. creanoa,,,
sg141zc; dairies SG12c. Eggs dull; 9@siSo.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 200; shipments $500; market nom
inally unchanged. Hogs-Receipts, 4OO0;
bulk of sales :29O0sO5. SheepDReceints
goo; shipments 800; market steady; lambs
$S.1OQ4.S5; muttons, $4,000