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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25
Ratb titr Rattes.

Dor uber so Sabren ibon murbs
Wrs. Mihslotp's @ootbimg Sprut
BON Milionen BON Mhttern beim 3abs
men Der &inber angemenbet. Wirf bn
i'm S9lafe bur@ bas 9dreien zines
4inbes gef6rt, bas I'm 3abRen III unb
Dor S9mer3en reints Wenm 10, la7e
iofort cine Glaihe bon vWrs. Dinss
Ions Soothing Sprup" bolea. @ein
Wertb i'll nnbe5ablbar. @s ;pirb benz
fleinen 2eihenben fofort 2inberung bere
fdaffen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mlitter,
es 1T fein 3peifeI barhber. Sc beilt
9pienterp unb DiarrbDe, regulirt ben
Magen unb bic 9fieret, beieitigt Minbs
&Olif, ermei6t ben @aumeu, perbins
bert @ntsiinbung unb ffdrft bas ganae
Spfem. rMrs. MinSlotps Soothing
Sprup" fur 5abnenbe 4inber III amges
nebm in @ef6mad unb bas Reeept
itammt bon einem ber beitea peibliben
Ier3te iM ben Ser. 5taaten. IS III bel
allen DrugsiHen In Der gan3en Welt au
baben. preis Is Gents per Glai9e.
8auft nidts anberes, al8 Mrs. Winss
Ions SoOtbings5prup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25
9as Cinderella 9d3,tbs :
0ei1dft
i'm itenen StDre, 0fo. 213 alamo
Ylasa.

Der Cinderella 56ub. Store 1T nit
einem bollfdnbig neuen Waarenpprs
ratb ansgeitattet unb bas Yublitum III
aebeten, benz neuen @el6dftslotal ei'
men Beiud abauitatten. um R4 bon
ber &eidbalti9teit bes 2agers in Da.
rt,ens,. 9errens unb ainberi1uben, BON
Der Biaisfeit uab Der Site Der Waa.
rem 3u tberSeugen.
Der Cinderella 9ubspaIaft bat lit
6urh ietne Heellitdt. bur6 bic gemiis
fenbafte Bebienung feiner sfunben
einen Namen sema6t unb cine aunb
i6aft erlangt, bic iueit tiber bic @ren.
gen Der 9ta6t b;nauSgebt.
Spre6t Dor unb tiber5eugt gu9, baB
man man bier gut unb billia fauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25
au6lens arutea salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fir S@nitte.
Aueti6unsen, @eibwiire, 5iebers uno
6uut 9lusidlas, Sledten, 9eiprunsene
Sdnoe, 6roitbeulen uno ale Sauttrante
beiten; furirt Sdmorrboireu pbtr feline
8e5abluus. 86llise 3ufriebenbeit ga.
rantirt ober bas @elb ipirb 3uritderitats
tet. 25 Gents Die Sdadtel. Gum
8ertaui in allen MpDtbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25
Ser @tnnisiefretdr hea @eif

- Der Staatsietretdr bee &ei9s'
Narine amtes. giee Nbmiral 1Oa'
mann, bat In 8egleitung ber Mitglie'
Der Der Marine.Bub @ommiiiion
bes Reidstages, mOrunter id ber Cen
trumsfiibrer Gr. 2ieber befanb, bic
Arfenale uub 8efeitisunsen bon &iel,
Wilbelmsbaoen nnb anbere &aitens
pldbe beiu4t. Dieie SuipeetiOn mirb
als Der 8orldufer fir cine bebeutenbe
gerfdrtung Der beuti6en Seelireit,
trdfte betradtet. Sr. 2ieber iaste bel
ieiner Radtebr na9 Berlin: xOaS
Centrum weiB isBt ben nmfang Der
Gorberungea, luel6e fur bic Warine
gema9t merben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25

Geiunbbeit unb sutea Atbsm erbaltei
Sbr bur& 6bilsb's Gatarrb Remehp.
preis so Gents. RafaI Sniestpr trsi.
Gum Bertauf BET aolteper q S&u&arb,
Sames @labin. &. 5. Speuefp, q.
@obn d Co., g. Stein, Central Drug
Store, u. S9meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25

GooIeb's 8egtfter, go. % alamo
Bla3a bat einen Ruf fur guten altea
Wbistep. Bic befen semii6ten 8es
trdnte, feline Weine unb au8gesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimiibe @igarren
unb ftets frii6es Bier. Ser @isentbiis
mer. Soc @oolep, berfteht iein @eiddft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25
2ob beg v9one star"s "s8ieres.

WeSfal trtnft Der Merifamer,
Ser Sranspie preiit 9bipntb,
gSbisfeD bic Mmerifamer,
SSemn He ,,etn8ebDren" iinb.
setneu Sbee idblarft Der Gbineie,
Stidtbran sedbt ber Gsfimp
1tnb BET fluge Sapanefe
ST betm @etStranf ,,gafe" frpb.
Nn 8egObrner Wftltb Der Gtute
Sabt fid) oer 8ir8iien=@rcis
ltmb Der 3ufie NIT Der Rnmte
g@lnft ben QSuttfi eimertuets.
9pd1 oer 9eufidbe, franf mnb bieber
Srtnft ben Wfal5s unS 9opfem=Sranf
@ei! 0Ste ftarft bas feline @licSer
-Mad5t'S ibn a,tdb nitbt graoe idbfanf! !!
0Spbtn Ses @cfhtdfes 9amnen,
Srieben ie ben Sentidbem Mamn,
Sraut ben 2ranf er fie), nen brannem,
Sen er liebt n1n Suseno an!
9rnm aHdb bter. fern I'M giiotueifen
go bic gpnne trppiitb itid1t,
Sramt etn Ster i,tan, etnS Ser beifen
Q0eldem 9eatidben idbmeft es mid)t i?
0Senn ntau bel 8efiillten 8etberm
2ieien granf ber 2abe preift
8iinb' es iaut ben eblem 3eMern,
SAT- tnau 'sLOne Star''.Sfer thu tei6t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25
Yertrei6en

sic bic &ranfbsit Ourd r.9t3eitig.n
@ebraud BON Gutt's 2sbsrptGsn, eiu
altes unb bepGbrtes 9eilmittsl, bas nit
i,oem Gage popularer wirO, SO iurirt
ieber 5eit
eOpf(6mspsu,
lauren Massn, Walaria, 8srbauunas.
bsidwerben, TRACE 2sbertbatistsit. Bsrs
itOpfuns uub aas &rantbeiten Der @aue.
3Mtt's 2eber Yiuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25

Die Bette 9uitsn.Msoi3in if @bilob's
Sure. Gin oerHadldfligter 9uiien III
aefdbrli6. Selft ibm iOslei9 NIT ebi.
Iob's Cure ab. Gum 8ertauf bel Sal.
teper 6 66u6arb. Sanes glabin, 8.
5. 6pele6p, a. gobn & &c.. .. eteiu,
Central Drug Store, u. @9neppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25
9aa Sbeal.&etlmitteI.

Der Mlbertnan Sames 8. Graneis
bon gbieaso iagt: sd betra@te Or.
Sings Neue @ntbeduug als Sbeab6eils
mittel segen 6ufen, grfdltungen uab
Brufleiben. Sd babe bas Mittel iudbs
renb Der lebten fiinf Sabre In metner
Samilie gebrau9t, NIT Nusfblub aler
dratli@eu &ecepte uub fouftisen Mebi'
eartente.S
&eb. Sobu Buvsus bon Reotut, So,
no, i6reibt: sd Btu felt iiber 50
Jabren elm prebiser Der metbobifii@ea
Episcopal Stride unb babe gefun6en,
bob mir uiemals etmas 70 gut getban
bat, tDie Or. Sings Reue gntbedung.
Wian made nur einen Beriud NIT 6ies
fem bsal.0eilmittel." 8robefaiden
in Der Npotbete BON 4oolpb DreiB
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25

syebIt Gud, 2ebenSfraft in traeno etnem Sheil
Cures Snhems. ober 1T @uer Reroenfpitem serriit.
tet burtb unipee 2ebensart ober ireen6 ueIdbe ur.
intbe? EbeiIt mir Cure Jebler NIT uno ib tui Gucb
aud 6ilfe notbtuenbe bate Gerner ienbe i'd aud
frei oas &ecebt zines enfacben Sausmittels. bas
mid rettete.
8ericbiebt nidbt nui moraen. fuas ibr beute tbun
foIt. S@reibt unter 8eticbIuS elmer 8riefnorfe
fur Riid- -Qntport ON EbumaS Slater. . 8. Bur
E12, 4alamoapp. Ni@.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25

riiGfebrt. Der Stfeitpunfte gibt es
febenfals geuus. Ser Safer, 10 ers
fGbrt man, ltimmt INNER nod ni6t Der
Deffentli6teit bes militdritrafredtliden
gerfabrens gu. llnb bod baben Der
&ei9stan3ler Jirit 6Obenlabe uub ber
preubii6e &riegsminiiter @eneral
gronfart b. 56euenoorf f9 ausbrhd.
lid baftir ertIdrt. 9a5u tommt, baB
Safer @ilbelm ni9t auf bic grfal,
lung ieines 2ieblinssmuni6es. bie
germebruns Der Ban5erfott berai6.
tet. gu ieber 3eit fam iener @uni6
pieber laut uerben, unb bann pitrbe
Die &rifs unpermeibli9 merben. Gin
beunrubigenbes Symptom bietet auh
bic tleuerbingS nieber marin tperbenbe
Greunbi6aft Spifden ben @onieroati.
pen unb bem Centrum. Sc tpurbe bes
reits gemelbet, baB ber eonierpatipe
Jiibrer b. aarborff In einem pffenen
griefe Gil bic n3reua'3eitung4 por Nns
griHsn auf bas Centrum tparnt; tebt
ergteift baS feubal conierbatibs Blatt
ebitOriea 81 ber 6rage bos Wort unb
tobeIt bic neucrliben Qngriffe au6 Der
gismardprei1e geaen bos Centrum.
- Nuf ben 8sRBuugen bes Sitter.
autsbeHBers b. &oscielsfi bel Snop.
ro3law 1T S9Dnung bes seiammten
Wil0iianDes an9eoronet lporben. neil
ber aaiier bort 3ur Sugb I'M Sabre
1897 ernartet mirb. &oscielsti ge,
b6rte betaantlid frhber aIs Mit9lieb
Der poIenfattiou benz ReiGstas an
un6 tpurbe negen ieiner 9innei9uEg
su ben b6fiiden &reiien BET rbofpole"
unb pegen isines gntbulaSntu8 fur
bic Jlottenpldne Der Re9ierung sNb'
miralsfi@ genanat.
- Grb. b. 9ammerfsin bat feline
Strafe i'm 3sGen. @efdnguiB au Moa.
bit angetreteu. @r bat eine gstp6bns
lide 3ele, tpie fie ole ftnb. time;
bieielbe ift inbeB renobirt. unb er iiBt
in ginSelbaft. Seine biele 3eit fiillt
er nit ebrlider Nrbeit, Der Serfeluna
bon s6neibers6 6Iidarbciten, aug.
- Sn Eoftof linb nidbt ipeniger als
bieraebn Stubenten auf einmal tuegen
3ueitampfes gu ie brei MouateH Sc.
ltung Oerurtbeilt morben.
= Sn Stettin berri9t groBe Gufres
guug Aber bic tpegen unterf6lagung
bon tir9liden Gelbern erfpIgte Der.
baftung bes bort ausemsin betannten
&enbanten ber stettiner SatObi. Stride,
Namens 8eiert. Sas @reigniB tpirb
um 10 Iebbafter befpro9en, ola bic
! ieniationeue 9erbaftung unb f1impf.
li6e 4mtseniieBuns eines auberen airs
denmanues, bes Yafors &aub aus
@labom in Pomnlern, nod in frii1er
@rinnerung 1T. Ser 2ektgenannte
bate bas seiamrnte 9ernltgen ber
@labouer 3irdensemeinbe burd3 Jdl.
|'i1ung BON Sotumenten I'm Wertbe
bon IS. 900 Waft unteri6lagen unb
bas @elb bur6 fohipieIise Geiien
nnb auffebenerregenbe grtrabagan3en
In dulce jubilo perpraBt. .'.-'7
s0a ShenIsSSeSIm{ffef
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25

Su san3 DeutI6Ianb beiBt es
INNER nod: Maieiidtsbeleibisunes.
projeffe uub tein @nbe! Bier Wonate
@efdnsuiB bat msgen 8eleibiquna Rai.
fer WiIbelms ber Srausr Rod in @ie.
FEN erhQIten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25
ALAMO COLD STORAGE MARK1'
gfe 6ouftons unb SoIebabs StraBe.

alGe Sorten Gleiid in better Qua.
litdt birstt aus benz Refrigerator.
Spesiaiitdi: 8eKere Wurt.Serten
gerdu6erte 3ungen. &audfeiid &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-25

Gin fetu atiiantmem 0ebramteS
Sem 9eutid3eu tuubI nertrantes,
Sers nnO Wa8en beIebembes,
9te Gtuue frOb erbebenoeS,
3ateniamnter bertretbenbeS,
Sn alien gbren blsibeubeS,
StdrfeuoeS, ebleS, entsiidenbes,
Hrt6eluoeS, ButeS, erquihenOeS
8etr1nf lit baS &pne gtar Gafs
pub Jlafhenbier.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-24
J. J. H1LL ON The \. r.

The supreme Court HIS Settle the
Question,
New York. April 1S.-In reply to in.
quirtes regarding Great Northern rail-
way affairs and the relations existing
between that road and the Northern
Pacific. ]. ]. Hill says:
I'VE do not contemplate any extern
sion OF our lines. There are no rail
controversies pending between our
road and the Northern Pacific railway.
In fact. we practically never had any.
There have been rate complications on
the Pacific coast involving all trnns-
continental lines. but these. trust,
may now be considered settled. As to
the maintenance of rates I can only
say We have no reason to do otherwise
than maintain rates.
Regarding the possibility Of a con-
solidatiOu Of the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific roads. Mr.. Hill saws:
The supreme court of the United
States has declared such consolidation
Illegal. and there is no change further
TO DE looked for in that direction. In
1act.we ceased considering the project
over three months ago. think the
Northern Pacific reorganization plan
Will succeed. Its promoters are con-
SENTATIVE and have mark, ;. the inter-
est charges down. W. are entirely
satisfied to have the Northern Pacific
security holders run the road and pay
Its debts and be charged with the re-
sponsibilfty of meeting all proper obli-
CATIONS. rather than have 1t operated
by officers of two or three courts con-
stantly contending for Jurisdiction"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-24
EXPLOSION of FIREWORKS.

Two EMPLOYS. Killed and Several
Others Probably Fatally Injured.
Chicago, April 17.-One Of the main
buildings Of the Chicago Fireworks
company ut Grass Point. IA miles
north of this city. blew UP this morn
ing, resulting in the death of two en-
ployes and the serious injury of six
more. The dead arc: Nicholas Boree
and Annie Boree. The cause of the ex-
plosion is not known. but it is sup
posed to have been caused by some
grains of powder being ignited by con-
cussion in the machinery used in the
manufacture of fireworks. The cXplo-
sion occurred about $50 o'clock. The
first discharge blew out the sides Of
the building. letting the roof fall in. A
moment later there was another en-
plosion. which shattered the roof. As
yet the remains of Annie Boree have
not been found. and it is the belief
that she has been blown to pieces.
Nicholas Boree. her brother was hor-
ribly mangled Several others were
SO badly burned and lacerted that it
is feared they will die. There were
eight persons at work in the building
at the time. not one Of whom escaped
injury.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-24
DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
A Jealous Husband Shoots His Wife
and Then Himself

A Jealous Husband Shoots His Wife
and Then Himself
New York. April 17.-Frederick Mer-
rick shot and killed his wife in her
bed room at their home in Brooklyn.
Then. standing before mirror. in an
adjoining room. lie fired a bullet into
his right temple. Death was instan-
famous in both cases. The couple,
who were well-to-do, had been mar
ried six years. and leave a child 5
years old. 1t is alleged that Merrick
was suspicious of his wife. and had
had detective watching her for some
time past. About daybrcak a woman
IN the house heard Mrs. Merrick cry
out. in an alarmed tone of voice: ooh,
Fred. what are you going to do? Are
you crazy?" Immediately three shots
rang out in rapid succession. Then
there was the sound of body falling
heavily to the floor. After this there
was short pause. followed by an
other shot and the sound of falling
body. There were two bullet holes in
Mrs. Merrick's temple. one in the CEN
ter and the other little to the right.
A third bullet hole was almost exactly
in the middle of her chest.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-24

;HeplySt0. CAWFEeS3 Made W the An1ra J.
1caa Ffotective .AssociAtl0n.s
Cleveland, Ohio. April 1.-THE fol-
lowing statement is given to the Asso-
ctatcd Press by james b. Morrow, edi-
tor Of the Cleveland Leader, news
paper which perhaps more nearly rep .
resents Mr.. Mckinley than does any
other puper In the United States:
Persons who contend to be conspic-
tective Association hive given circuln-
ton to the statement that Hon. Will
lam Mckinley is member Of the An
cient Order Of Hibernians; that Mir.
N. A. Hanna, who is Mr.. McKinley's
personal and political friend, is q Ro-
man Catholic; that Mr.. Boyle, Mr.. Nc
Kinley's private secretary, is also n
member Of the Catholic church. and
finally, TINT while Mr.. Mckinley was
governor Of Ohio, his appointments
were largely made from the member
ship Of certain religious denomina-
ton. 1t IL urged. therefore, that Mr..
Mckinley is not the right kind Of an
American. This statement is untrue
In part and in whole. Mr.. McKinley's
Amerfcanism reaches back to the war
for independence. William Mckinley
himself was private in the Union
army while vet boy, and carried
musket for four years. He Is a men,
Der OF the Methodist Episcopal church
and has been member of that de-
nomination nearly all his life. More
over. Mr.. Mckinley is not a member
of tue Ancient Order of HiberDians
nor of the American Protective Assoc
citation. However. he is Free Ma
son, a comradc of the Grand Army of
the Republic. member of the Union
Veteran Union and of the Sons of the
American Revolution; also of the 10y
nj Legion aud of college fraternity
And those are the only secret societies
with which Mr.. Mckinley has any
connection whatever. The charge that
his appointments to, office while he
was governor OF Ohio were largely
made from the Roman Catholic church
or any other church, ia ridiculous and
untrue. He believes that all men
should he permitted to worship God
in the manner that squares with their
conscience.
Il am authorized to say that Mr.. Nc
Kinley knows nothing whatever about
the application of committee from
any organization to visit him Mt Can
ton. He has never refused to meet any
person or committee of any kind. nor
declined to have any committee inter-
view him upon any subject whatever.
1t should also he stated that both Mr..
Hanna and Mr.. Boyle. who is private
secretary to Major Mckinley. are life
long members of the Protestant Epis-
copal church. make this statement
in behalf of truth.so that every Amer
lean citizen may know: the exact
facts.'
Boston. April 1G.-A circular has
been issued by the A. T.. A.. reiterat-
ing charges against Major Mckinley
that he favored Catholics and declar-
ing that the A. p. A. would oppose
him.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-24

fte'son % the leading Republican state
~ g cnnMdate for the presidency. In
the course Of his speech Mr.. Hill dis.
claimed that he Ind authority to
speak for the administration in oppos-
Ing this investigation. The speech will
be continued tomorrow. The early
part of the day was given to Mr..
Gray's speech on the Dupon case.
Mr.. Blues fight against the reap.
pointment Of Gen. William b. Frank
lin as a member of the board Of man.
ayers of the National Home for Dis
abled Volunteers, which was the fea-
ture Of the proceedings in the house
yesterday. terminated unsuccessfully,
when his amendment to substitute the
name of Gen. o. o. Howard for that
OF Gen. franklin was rejected-G1 to
1l0.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-24
s si.jiS Patents Issuua.
List Of patents issued last w II

ga.l3. A; n E0xSAt0 1oS0O0.
List Of patents issued last
Northwestern inventors:
Cyrus Q. Aldrich, Morristown, 9l
bee hive; Royal L. Boulter, G4
Forks, n. D.. bicycle boat; Harry ~
Burrill, st. Paul, Mimi. car seal;
r. Farnham, Minneapolis, Mimi, 6nS
ter tongs; 81. T. ]. Gilbert, Roya1t9
Mimi, Null bag fastener; Charles
johnson, Virginia. Mimi. drill pull
John A. Kirwin, Spring Valley, MIMI
cord tension attachment; Nils NllS0
Minneapolis, Mimi. steam trap; Wins
E. Robinson, Faribault, Mimi. SHADE
for electric lights; Herman Steeck. WE
uona, Mimi. wagon; Charles B. Struble|
and e. s. Turner, Minneapolis. Minn:,,
vegetable slicer; Otto III. L. Wernicke,
Minneapolis, Mimi. sectional book
case; Otto III. L. Wernicke aud M. C.s
Burr, Minneapolis. Mimi. separables
book case; Danforth Cole, Minneapolis.
Mimi, toilet tablet for the bath and;
toilet stand (trade-mark); Foot. Scllulxs
4 Co., st. Paul, Mimi, trade markl,
boots and shoes.
T. d. Mcrwin, Patent Lawyer, 9l0,,
oil and 912, Pioneer Press Bldg, ST
Paul, MINI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-24
MARKET REPORTS.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers.

Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers.
Chicago. April 1s.-Wheat-April,
10 1-4c; May. 65 3-4c; June, 66 1 &c;
July. &C 7-Sa67c; September, 81 LA
.! 5-Sc. Corn-April. % 3-4a29 7-8c;
May.SO 1-4a3O 3-Sc; July,31 1-4a31 3-8c
bid. Oats-April. 10 1-Sc; May, 10 7-Sc
asked; July, 20 1-sa2O 1-4c; September,
20a2O Lee asked. Pork-April. $3.50;
May. $3.50 bid; July. s877 1-2; Sep
TENDER. Ss.M 1-2. Lard-April. $3.50;
May, 1892 1-2a4.95: July. $5.O7 LA
DO; September. 1922 1-2. Ribs-April.
$4.35; May. $4.35a4.37 1-2 bid; July,
S4.3Oa4.32 IL; September. $4.82 LA
4.G5. Rye-Cash. 36c; May, 81 Ice;
July, ~ 1-2c; August, 40 Ice; Septem-
Der; Al l-2c asked. Barley quiet and
dull: Flax-Northwestern, 92c; May,
~ 3-4aS9 lie; July. Ole: September,
9Sa8 lie. Timothy-Cash. 1926;
April, $3.25; September. $3.O7 1-2.
Chicago. April 1S.-Hogs-The mar
ket Is fairly active at 5a1Oc decline;
light. I.5Oa3.90; mixed. $34Oa3. 20;
heavy, $3.25a3.55; rough. $3.25a335.
Cattle-.Market steady to shade high
er; beeves. $335a4.45; cows and heif-
ers. $1.5Oa3.S0; Texas steers. S2.SOa
o'oO' oloShClS stuu lceucFS. SZ.5s)ls1. 10.
Minneapolis. April 18.-April closed
at G. Bic; May opened at Gle; highest,
81 3-sa61 1-2c; lowest. Gle: close, 81 3-S
aG1 lie; July opened at 621-2c; high
est. 63 1-4aG3 3-Sc: lowest. 62 1-2c;
closed at G3 1-4aG3 a-Sc. On track-No.
hard: G3 3-4c; No. L Northern, 60 3-4c;
No. 2 Northern. &c.
Milwaukee. April 1s.-Flour is I'M
changed. Wheat easier; No. spring.
GA 1-Sc; No. Northern. 81 1-4c; May,
G5 3-Sc. Corn steady; No. 3. 30 3-4c.
Oats held firmly: No. 2 white. 20 SIC;
No. white. nominal. Barley weaker;
No. 2. 32c; sample. o7a32 1-2c Rye
lower; No. 1, 3S 1-2c. Provisions are
weak.
st. Paul. April 1S.-Receipts, LOCO
hogs. $50 cattle. 10 calves. Hogs-Are
SC lower on light grades; heavy are
1Oc lower; sales made at from So. to
$3.50: Cattle-Steady; moderate de-
mand; fair offerings; more fat cows
and heifers wanted,
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Trouble Ahead for the Party.

Corpl McCaffery was in u raging
temper, that was plain, aud he could
hardly keep his forage cap at the prop.
or angle of forty-tive on account of the
wrinkles in his forehead.
whats up. Dennis: where's the
fire." asked the intimate friend. as
McCaffery bounded into the canteen.
''Orll just tell yez all. Patrick Me-
Glynn knows as well as inny of yez
that only last week OF was gazitted
corporal and look yez here now, the
spalpeen has stint me litter TO Dem
mis- McCaffery." and marked 1t 'pri-
vate.' the scoundrel! ORR let him
konw fwhat 1t is to insult the honor
Of u full-blown tofiisir.' Oi'll show
him 'priyate!' be jabers IL OF don't"
When Dennis meets Patsy trouble
is expected.-Pearson's Weekly.
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Elkins for President.

Elkins. w. Va. April 1S.-The Re-
publican county convention of Ran
dolph county. the home of Stephen B.
Elkins. to-day adopted strong reso-
luton instructing the delegates to the
state and district conventions to sup
port delegates to the national Repub-
lican convention at st. Louis who are
il favor Of Hon. s. b. Elkins for presi.
dent. and in the event that he is not
or will not consent to be candidate.
then to vote for such delegates as will
support William Mckinley.
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Rig Strike Expected.

West Superior. Wis. April 1S.-The
biggest strike that ever took place at
the head of Lake Superior will be in
ausurated on the, opening of naviga-
ton, when the coal beavers will at
tempt to enforce a demand for so
cents for unloading coal. The old rate
was 40 cents. All union in the city
will support the coal handlers. and all
lines of labor and all trades will, IL
necessary, walk out to enforce the de-
mand. A number of new unions have
been formed and old ones strength
cned preparatory for the struggle.
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BLISS TRIUMPH rorAroEs

at 81 a bushel: 81 q Dbl. Of II BIZ
pecks; 8 bbls. for IS. No potato %
earlier; or one-half barrel Of Triumphs
and one-half barrel of late for $2.25: 8
bbls. for Sc.
To get these low prices
Cut This Out and Send tho Money
along to the John A. Salzer Seed Co.,
La Crosse, Wis, and get Salzer's Pedi.
gree Potatoes at above cheap prices!
Good until April 25th. 1896. w. N.
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whole Country Anccted.

London. April 17.-AnS official dis
patch from Buluwayo, Matabeleland,
says: 1t ia impossible to estimate the
number of. the enemy. The whole
country is now In the hands of the re-
hellious natives, and they are massing
In great force northward 1t will re-
Guire large force of troops to dis
lodge them,
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The French customs receipts for the
first three months of 1896 show in
creases over 1895: imports to the
amount Of 14OO0.O0O francs aud ex-
ports ~. 900. 900 francs.
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Raped .na M.rderea.

Clifton Forge, Va, April 17.-Faul
Gleason, colored, criminally assaulted
a 13-year-old colored girl near Long.
dale. He then murdered her. Large
bodies of men are securing the noun.
talns in search of the murderer. The
L0ngdale furnace shut down and put
Ill Of its men into the mountains. II
caught Gleason will probably l,c III.
stantly lynched.