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A DlsCnAcl 80 rnE cOuNIRr

Several years ago, 10 Wet Virginia,
q f,ud spfang up uoiston twI 'amIlits
named respectively Hntnsid AM
Mccoy, anI ever since member Of
either hiss killed one Oi the other
whenever on opportunity to DO ~ AMI
ESCAPE came around. TIE vendetta o.
Jalo has cost over Il score Of lives. ami
tho dispatches now inform Us Of the
probable death Of the leader u orc fac.
don, Mccoy; at least u ridefless horse
which he rode away has been iOund
with blond on the saddle, AMI unler
All tho circumstances thiai. tJlOfably
conclusive evidences, 10 IL Therefore
possible that the ieud will nov ms to
an eni Tor want VI material ~ feed
upon, though this Is by 40 means rs
sutcd, a. a younger generation o.
MoCoys may soon take II ny again an
keep 90 al iuflllum.
tt shums ami disgrace that this
Corsioan business eau prevail absolute.
ly unchecked aud almost un'oTbltden
10 any Isrt VI tue Uoltc States where
civilization prevails and the law has
sway. IIisan outrpgr upon the whole
county as well, aud n It should pro.
coed any further there should be- D.
rIontaueuus demand 10 up from sll
ratls OF the land that the executive
power q the state be Iui forth Ia ear
ncst, aud u this b. found unable g.
cope with the situation that assistance
he furnished from elsewhere. The iaol
that the family or relatives OF onu who
has been murdered refuse to prosecute
VI give evidence is no excuse what.
ever; the authorities have their dutier
20 perform regardless Of whai
view those Immediately con-
csTnod msy take or what action they
may refuse 10 take, ami 10, us hope
that hereafter tue Indirect encourage
ments 70 fer given 10 the barUarous wort
will suddenly cease anu forever. A
ew Judicious anu judicial hanging,
would do more TO make thOie system.
alto AssassinatiOns unpopular anu
nuAlly 10 cease altogether than any.
luing else that could be done.
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TnE ElGliI-liOUR LAW.

Governor Wolfe has given he eight.
hour Dill his Utiioal approval ami IL h
now law. There eau be no qutslio
~ TO his hav ng acloi cot scientifically
N this matter, or that he gave the sub.
iaot ample consideration and acted iu
accordance with his judgment ia thu
PREMISE; but that his &C lou will give
NJ much Satisfaction 10 the thinking
part Of the public a. nearly all Of hi
other ufliclal acts have given IL hArll y
10 be looked for.
There IL a certain class Of people who
n nh, or seem to think, that the hu.
man ismi y can be taxed into pos.
perily; smother class hold that thu
favorable action Of the laW-mEking
power II the psnacea for poverty am
want. luat both can give rtasuus
which are a. least plausible for thu
grounds they tak,,is matter OF clurse;
mat some, perhaps many, features OF
their u, Grimes are sound IL not 10 be
onntrovorIe but that m their uroaIts
setseRud uest lght they are wholly
good IL a pfUpositi u which at tue vtry
least admits u controversy II II does not
invite u.
There Is still another class who DO,
lirvo that there Il no royal ROAD tu
wealth any more than there Ia 10 eIu'
Gallon aud Honorable distinction; that
even a slight OF temporary turcease Of
the SORROWS which result from meagtt
circumstances must ~ a rule bv the re-
ward u Industrious, Iersls1eul, nrTi
tori us action. These DO not cone, de
that Otcau,e they are wuliug to WORK
lu accordance with fair auI ftAsOnaUIt
lrrms they are thereby s,rfs OF
the lower strata OF iO5Iety, Me-
her Will they admit that they
are oppOueuls Of " I'm % niyAuor
sgniusI the test interest. OF Others who
work ueCau.e unable TO zee the iesti.
uiuty Ola statute wniOn propose u
either regulate lh " times " work, liz
the linn. Of the same Or prescribe the
clmpeusall therefor on tue con.
tmry, Ihey regard tue actions OF those
lawmakers VINO claim that this can he
no aud ttllI violate nouody's lrte
dom " acton anu iuleriore with no
one's contract, as themselves laUollng
under delusion or else doing some.
thing worst-maklng bid for tue
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a NEWS reader desires information
regarding the much Ia ked.pi marriage
of tx President Harr'on aDd the lady
10 the case. The event lie schedule
for Monday, AprIlO.r; MI. Hsrris0u's
nauc,e Is Mrs. Mary l.. DmmI,k, a
New Yorker, anu n widow; she has
Oocn lifelong friend Of the eE.Prs.
deups lsmlly Aud At times al Inmate
Ut his household. She Ia about hal.
NE age aud h said TO be- wtl'.sppsur.
iug AMI acc mplishsd. My. Harii- n
died during h after part Of the e1cll.
ing aud exciting Presidential cam.
unign 4 ls9..
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nsIInra,. .p.r ,.IsIm.aL

This linimeut Ia different Ia compo-
lition hom any Other llnlment on the
mstEe. IL Il scientific discovery
tTatina Ligiment ever known, IhtT 70
msy TO recommended because they
1t ,nr,e aud demand Bdilard' SHoD
LiHrmsnt II positive y cures Rhou.
mstsm, Neuralgia, Sprain., Bruises,
wounds, Cuts, Sciallc aud lnhamms-
tory rheumatism, Burn, Soalds, Sore
Feet, Contracted Muscles, y 10 Jolns,
Ola s0Tes, Pain In ia K, BsTU Wns
cuts, Sore Chest or Throat, anu 10
especially beneficial IN Pa ysIs.
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A Sound LIrsr Mako. a won Man.

Are sou Bnnuu,, COustip.ttu Or
troubled with JAuuIlce, Sch Head.
acne, BAD Taste IN Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, DyIropsla,
Indigestion, Hot Dry sSIn, Pain IA
anu Fever, etc. II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver IL out OF
" or, anu your blood IN slowly being
act properly. HERBlNE will cure any
disorder Of the Liver, stomaoh OF
BlwelE II hiss no equal rs a Liver
Medicine. Price 10 cents. Free trial
00ltiss NJ z, q. Al. /. drug store.
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CUNtERENCE NOTICE.

The siKty.sixtu Annual Conferences
Of the Church Of Je,us Christ Of Lat
ter.day Saints will convene IN tho
Tabernacle, salt Like CITY, At 10
O'Clock on Saturday morning, Aptl
4th, 1896,
The officers ami members Of the
Church generally nfe cordially IN.
vited to altoud tho meetings Of tho
Conference.
wuFoRD WOODRUFF,
GEORGE q. CANEOS,
JOsEpit r. sMiTn.
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HoCu Wen Dress.

A man can step I'M, this great store, walk
into our clothing DEPARTMENT and order bis entire
Quilt lie cen get each article just as he wants 1t,
as PLATA or as fine as he likes 1t and leave full
dressed from head to foot and have more money
r,ma.nin in his pocket than II he had bought Sc.
where HIS selections here would be among these
prices:
Men Underwear from SOC to 81 so gar.
ment
Mems Hosiery from Toe to Use a pair
Men, White S irts from SOC to Sl75 each
MINIS Collars zoe, Tor SOC.
Mems Gas 3jc,
Men, men handkerchief zoe to SOC
Men. 81 X Hludkc chcS soc To SIPS
Mems Su.I e1dcrs zoe To 81 90
Mems Ties from 2j {, 81 So
Mems Suits from $40 90 To s25 90
Mems Oyarcoais from sl5 on 10 $500.
Mems Hats from 7j- 90 $500.
Mems Cloves from 7Jc to S225.
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v!naGA rTsaIssnt insurance mas
AaIs,

v-natN rEsIaissnt Insurance aau
ssys,
n. NJ, Blossom, senior men Der Of
H. NJ. Blossom a o., 2l7 N. 81 H.,
81. Loui-, " ileG bEd been lsit viii
n very dis'Trsstnt cough, tue result Of
iunusuIa, which nothiug s--met IA
trlisve. until took BdNaTd's H0rs
hound syrup, One bOltlu mplstsly
uutoI me. sent one bottle g. my
F'aet, VINO hAi severe cough, and
che experienced immediate TtIsk
always recommend this syrup to my
fTisndA
John CrAnstou, sos H.mp,hlre
s'ro,t, Quincy, Ills, vat a. nass
found BdiidrdI HOrsh0uHd Syrup
superior Ia any other oiush meuici 20
have ever known. IL never disAp-
points. Price SOC,
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coon FRIDAY.

Thebnniversary ~ tbs ,rucfxion
o. Tue Savior n observed today, Apiil
3, In many Christian communities NJ
one Of the most solemn festivals o the
yeur. Fr m the earliest times It has
been considered suitable occasion for
humiliation and contemplation Of the
great sacTihoe that forms tue ceotra,
TACT, tho foundation u tho Chrlslia %
religion,
The sEisting accounts Of tho death
4 the Son OF g d prove that although
Innocent Of olsnse, He was put to
death as a mSlsisoIor. BY the highest
seolssiSsticAl tribunal Hs was
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cnnrrnENcr ArroINrMrNTs.

Relief Society, Assembly Hall, Fri
day. April 8, 10 am, ?. m. and 1'SJ
y. m.
Maori meeting, Fourteenth Wafi
assembly hall, Friday, April 3, 1880
y. m.
Sunday School Union, Tabernacle,
Saturday, Aprll 4, s =, m.
scandinavian meeting, Assembly
Hall, SUNDAY, Apnl o, between Il
and p. m.
German meeting, Assembly Hal,
Sunday, April 3, o p. m.
Priesthood meeting, Tabernacle'
Sunday, April 8, 7 =. m.
Grand ctncet, tabernacle, Monday,
April 8, $ =. m.
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HOW
BOYS DRESS.

Here's department that We take particular
pride in. We want the boys to dress WE'LL We
have this department iull OF the naitest little toys
Tor u tie boys. lust enough fancy touches to each
garment to reconcile the mother to sonuy's swift
transition # IN baby to boyhood In clothes An.
other section filed with lot OF nobby suis for
youths and display OF juvenile clothing exceeding
ANYTHING we have ever shown.
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Something New
N SALT LNEl

The Edison rhonosraph a hinetoscopo Par
lore are now open TO the public At gJ3 'outh
Man street, under tho management Of Miss
Della uW o formerly membyr OF the Helena
Young Ladies Mandolin luB.
lhr pAT'ura have been fitted up m a most Ar
tauc ard expensive manner. including eleven
uf me latctt improved upright phUuugTaphs Iu
hiulH que OAK aud glass raHts, hlbl one VI tho
latrat htuctOphunes, 10 which are Hteu ami
huari Iu % ust wonderful manner, lnuUUtnds
entv moving, ufc.ukr nyures on a tttgo. in,
Iuuiua A"luIs actresses, Vuch lsh bands q
music etc IuVEr scenes Wtru All taken iron
NE Al ne olson LabTatory Al orange g. a.,
hLt are HII slgWu DO thu hiuUtuphuuu with
vocal ana musical nrCnu phulWuut The IIst Iu.
cudes such no.el Singers a. Hunting GuskIn,
quinn ana Meyers lHs'er, DiImurBs,
suutH'a q, p, Marine anu other AndH
Tie htuct1scOpc, another ut Eds u's
Wouucrtu, lnyeniiOn.,ls lu CAhihiuou,lu ~ hfgh
are shown moving lfc.lko figures and other
to DO heard are
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Mems Waterproof Coat, 5000 to $500.
Meas Umbrellas from Sl0O To $1,000
You will find surprising values in everything.
You can lave any size or style you want. NJ other
house in Salt Lake caters so generally and carefully
TO mems trade.
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Go 10 tho old rel able Gldhe.Pltis
Co. for everything In the Drug line.
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Good Lunch al ". q. Counter, OppO.
rtta sonth Temnla Gate.
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Tho Nrus 10 on ,1is at tIo principal Hotels. Naui
Glands ana nn aI passenger tltluH lrlvtus 600 c'1
hter . m daily.
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city suis-ribs-s viii Kindly rnuft ~ y p1Bbir o..
lrIrcuiatlrI VI any irioga.au,y iu tus delivery Of
hou papers
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sulscIiters changing ua.f place Of rsri0H.s
ih1uld aluays give former o. vel ne present ole
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THE LAST WORDS of
HARRY HAYWARD
on tho gAllows A. Minneapolis. which
cost the Monograph COAAtOJ 90 secure
record

80 Don't fail 10 visit this Palace OF Music
AMI song, which u ihrOugod every day with
the nest people o. the city Open from 5 o. m
10 10 y. mt, fundAya included.
ANY Of tho selections can be- heard a the
fhonoWHph Parlors nc only 5c each
No Admission Price Charged.
MISS DELLA TuTTLE. MAuA-AE
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CUTLER BROTHERS CO.,
AentsPor wOOen STREET
w x S.

w HNT S.
Tro'y roris tor lines, Inserted under
As AclhHg, once for Toe, trter for 2lc5
one ireck for iO'S one month for SOC per
Inc No ad. taken yor less than l6c
HduN Of more than iHss same prgpor-
h0ua'c ruts Adrertiss and gei ,ssuits
WANTGD-Mis c LlANEoUs.
T,NrFuirN,tp sur FrnEWuEG WANTS
u nora. Adlrcrs, 40 2, uEfEUtr SAWS.
NIrANrtu-GuL roR GENERAL HOUSE.
w woTs. o. 80 CHAM street
DoA.p WITH QulEr uEFtNEp PAN.
ID Ly, boy gentleman lopslns iof anne e'h'
forts. 40 other bUardtrs Address No' ~,
NENs,
nNE or Two GOOD IS,UBAtons r.
~ -. box wv.
nO-ITtJN WANTED ny a NuuNG
married man not afraid u wors al
lTetu ~ tuis once.
nE,K ROOM ~ An ofFIoE toR
- email co porAh1n. Addr,ss ms once
INlRsT CLASS PRACTICAL NOOK KEtP.
II err years experience nIu have IN
mediate emp ymuut salary no object Al
does n 5 care Drsurrt Eyoulug NuNG
,I,uE rTAu SECOND HAND ,TOHE ron
L big barsalus .b' a'Ate horen'on.
1--WE oRTfE GOOD MlLcH COWS; A. so
Il good dc Ner} wagon AMI team Aauf's'
T.. o. buN go.
A sloUr uuY TO WORK oS FAHM
Wet : outu. saturday between yand iyo'clocL
TtlguIsT pRCEs FOR CLOTHING.
III ros,aI Val esil d sAlmensou, %
last second soutn.
II 3. MuRAN-sTEAM AND nor WAT.
/ cr beating and yenllahng apparatus
No. " ucst aerunl south
,I,uE FOLLOWING RACES WILL BE
i PAID In Casn, 4. rear ~ " second ~ ulh.
b .ttes, 90 prT dufrus rubber, pes pound 4lci
copper, Co, good brass ao
A,CANpIA EMrLuIMFNT uFFIuE. GuOu
> nip aud good places, ~ l.. second south.
Mrs bison
A E1I.rlc FooruTTING, ALL KINDS
~ shne repairing II, ibortson, ~ D.
second south.
MIN. wOMES AND CmLDuEN TO
vi got the beet photos, Al hataou q Bros,
IL Commercial street
IryEEYHom 10 BUY THE INST ICE
u cream Ht kroicy's. y dish or wnulUshle
80 South MAN, telephone 20
NEW ANp SECOND HANp FURSi,
~ tufo. wagons, buggiet harness, etc. At
Mebburs, IN rtato street
WILL PAY HIGHEST UAsH ruUEs
w Tor good gents second hand clothing
Call or address ] Cline, a. LAst first ruu %.
INyFUY OwSER or a BOILER 10 TRY
II Hampton Boiler Compound guaranteed
20 remove 20 scale or Currusluu from boiler or
connections prevents pituug aud protects mo
meta, Sold un thirty days tr,bl. no money
collected unless compound does the work.
purely Nctc able. containing mo- urIIs or
Ntrlu.s Mace lu brick torn tr gnyo freight
CAN or address bowman a AlrEum. $40 south
scDOud EHst street salt LAko CITY
NIvANTED MEN AND WOMEN 10
w work ~ home pay 81 10 $40 prr wpsg
for making tTAyOu FuruHIA. new patented
method anyone who can read and write can
do the wurhAt home, in rparc uur, day ur
evening, son Tor particulars and begin work
AZ once Adlrcss o. 4. 1rppt German ARTIST
Tyrone, IA
HusTLING woRKEWs EyfRYwHEWr
i 90 take orders Tor CUBA AND ana ptaUT
IuU LEIuOM.' go pages detail al5I
Llabotat-ly illustrated with yiows Of tho
great haIHri. sells NJ sight HOOKS on crldlt,
anyone can earn 70 10 $40 daily, Complete ont
Oh Nut 4 cCntA "a globe HiULE pun "a
- Chestnut st. PhilA. "a
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w X n rs.

TrmV royi, TOR o tines, inserted uais,
tbs h,atHg, once Jor lac, nricf for 90!
one u'tk lyr aO'' one month FOR 6Jr per
line No 1d fal'H lor less than l5.
IaHs Of more han 8 tines same proper.
tomato ru'r IdrDtNe and get ,csulii
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REPAIRING

pHhr1iuAL wATyu MARER. HAUEE
bach sausiaruon guaranteed 10 stale
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HusTLlNG WORkEHs MEANWHILE
i 90 take orders Tor CUBA AND IuE rtaItT
Iuu FREEDOM go pages detail sIhI
Llab0Tat-ly illustrated with y.oWa Of tho
armies, campo and eng igomBulH, secured ~
great hlEari. sells ne sight Hooks ON crl an,
anyone can earn 70 10 $40 daily. Complete ont
Oh hut S cents. "a CLONE HHLE Pun %
- Chestnut st. PhilA. IA.
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NvANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO
w work a. home pay 81 10 $40 per- woeg
for making tTayOu furuHlA. new patented
method, anyone who can read and write can
DO tho wurhAt home, in rparc uur. day or
evening spn Tor particulars and begin work
AZ once Address 10, A. DTpp, German Artist
Tyrone, Pa
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I,UANDIA EMPLOYMENT uFFluE. GuOU
> nip aui good pluces,lA 4. second south,
Mrs olson.
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A H1I-TIC FoOr.HTTlNG, ALL Kinds
N shoe repairing A.. llorcson, ~ =.
second s0ulh.
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FI'HE FOLLOWING rmuEs WILL BE
i paid % Catn, =. rear aN ". second SCUM.
5000 rcrap non, lll.b 20 ton amber beer
b ties. 90 prT dozen, rubber, pee pound, 4lci
COPPER, 90 guuu brass, 20.
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wAN1tD-Mlsos llANEous.

DUA.u Win QUIZ uEFiNEp YAM
ID as. hy gentleman IOuktns Tor home cpm'
tort. 40 other U0ardtrs Address 80 ~
NLNa.
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MIN. WOMEN AND CmLDHEN 10
vi got the beet photos, Al MaIaou q Bros,
u Commercial street.
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CHEAP FARM.

% 4 ACHEs o CHulCE LANp Full
- - u Auc perfect waterrighf ~ aurIvatr
ditch NchT th yug town the county fcHt
on llnn ut railroad, with good market Tor
products hrIl whole or part or trade Tor city
! r1ptry tenuti G. Lambert adsTtss BUN
! at Pat Lake
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f..HfN ~ 70 ~. W NNHAN .fNNH ~ I..'A
on T1rsfay aHt FRIDAY of each woHt
The bEsEuHr WuHuLr in magazine form ia p4us
uthud even bituIdaz
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ID ), MORAN STEAM And nor WAT
cr beating and yenllahng apparatus
No " Nebt. serun south
The herald., 1896-11-20

~ In their efforts to shake out long stock
in cases where there is no specific unfavor-
able news. Business today was light and
was practically confined to four stocks. the
dealings rejecting almost professional
operations. The market was strong In tone
in the early session and noteworthy gains
were scored in the specialties, The shorts
covered freely. although actual sterling
rates were marked up about half Il cent and
In some instances posted figures as we'll
The strength of exchange was attributed
to the increased demand for remittance
purchases facilitated by the easier none
tary conditions here. There was also some
disappontment in bear circles OVER the non
fultillnent of predictions of an advance to-
day in the Bank of England rate of dis
count. The granRers' and other leading rail-
way shares made substantial gains and the
speculative temper showed a decidedly
more cheerful sentiment. The market in
the late trading lacked important features
until the final hour. when a determined
bear drive forced sugar down 1ss and other
snares 70 to per cent. Toward the close
covering purchases impaired, steadfer
tone to the market. The net changes We're
unimportant The bond market was fairly
firm with an advancing. tendency. most
pronounced in the active issues. The sales
were S2.lS0000. Governments were firm and
higher for the currency issues. The sales
were $52 900. Silver certificates We're dull
but trife firmer on purchases of $4,000.
All of yesterdays advance in wheat was
wiped out today by excessive LIQUID h ion
and unsatisfactory foreign news. The Liv-
erpool cables closed Il to 14d lower and the
latest advices from Argentine suggested a
largeS surnl D this year than generally ex-
pected. This. coupled with slower cash
demand throughout the country. DESTROYED
from an opening figure of s7ls and closed
at 957s which was a cent below last night.
Most of the selling. however, was in May.
narrowing. the difference between that
month and December to - cent. Export
trade was insignificant Wheat sales of to-
day 5,112,000 bushels.
The herald., 1896-11-20
CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on the Board of
Trade.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Wheat opened at a
decline of " cent in both the December
and May deliveries. 1t recovered all of the
IL gain in the first fifteen minutes and in
the course of about three-quarters of an
hour from the start 1t had slid back to
little lower than the lowest point 1t touched
at the opening. The early weakness was
almost entirely due to disappointment over
the opening, Liverpool cables which showed
only I'D advance in sympathhy with the
mach larger advance here yesterday. The
weakness lasted but a few moments. The
strength this time came from the other
side Of the continent, in reports from Cali
fornia, showing the immense proportions
which the Australian business has assum-
ed. The flour mills Of the state, according
to the reports, are working night and day
on Australian orders and orders for wheat
from there now in the hands Of San Frau F. ~
cisco buyers are said to amount TO l., ,750, 900
bushels. Opening quotations for December
were at 70 to 7siA as compared M with n;s. yester-
77T for an Instant the price jumped under
the influence Of the Australian news refer
red to until 70 had been reached. Then came
the second cables. They showed decline
The herald., 1896-11-20
ON CHANGE
Business Transacted and Prices Paid at
Home and Abroad

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-The stock market
was dull and moved, generally speaking,
within a. narrow range, owing to the fact
that holders of securities would not sell to
any appreciable extent, although nearly all
of the professional were ranged upon the
bear side. Transfers of the dividend pay
ing stocks show large and steady move
ment into the hands of investors and rep
resentative investment bond houses report
the largest over-the-counter inquiry for
small lots of bonds, including governments.
railway and prime municipal issues, that
has ruled within year. individuals. COR
porations and trust companies are in the
market for large and small lots of bonds
and the supply of the first-class material Is
light. Leading bankers say that It Is now
of prime mercantile paper in the face Of a
brisk demand. These facts explain the in
different success obtained by bears recent-
The herald., 1896-11-20
HIT BY A CAR.

Tom Stewart, a blacksmith residing 1t
255 Downey avenue, had q narrow es-
cape from death last night on First
street near the corner Of Los Angeles,
while driving in wagon. His rig wa9
smashed into by an electric car, west
bound, and Stewart rolled under the
debris of his wagon.
He had on board load Of groveriess
ETC., which he was taking home. which
were scattered over the street In every
direction. Tom was picked up out Of
the wreck and sent to the receiving hos
pital in the patrol wagon. An examine
ton by Dr. Bryant disclosed only bAd
bruises on the leg and side. with possibly
a cracked rib. After being bandaged up
the patient was able to go home, but he
did not drive, for not enough was lett -
his wagon to hold together.