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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

c-hics1o Ian fspeciaD-It looked to-day In wheat
az IL some influential Western interest had decided to
the selling side. There was lot OF local commission
house selling Foreigners buyers for while and
rivsrroo and New-York tried the Wheat
however. closed NC. under Monday. and AT one time
showed Of lac The little closing rally was on
m. report from the export the
amount OF forty loads May opened from S3sc. 20 Sac
sold between s4.c s2S.c and closed at s3.c Moth
ing Impressed the trade much the large receipts al
Liverpool for days-over 100000 bushels New
York contended the total really for six days
but II was large for that period. ana the
really significant fact Of the huge total less
than i5 per cent was America Liverpool was com
paratlvely at the opening showing hardly any re
Spouse drop this side Monday II did not close
however as we'll as opened. The decrease in the
worlds visible supplya65 bushesalthough about as
antlcipated was less decrease for the same
week ast year. The market was weakened BY the
seller influenced BY that fse The North
so,r demand poor CTearances libera-4soUo bush
els NORTHWESTERN receipts were shis cars ssa hnrs
was quite a jump receipts at Chicago-sl cars against
IS last st s oU Of that port
20 south Africa. There was not much cash business
Parnc coast stocks the month was reported OF
5000 stocks Of Wheat in all positions
bushels which vas more 'h mar esu Yeas He
the January condition OF winter wheat as DO against 'o
orn speculation neglected the trade being Of the
smallest sort Prices un nspr Monasy Nav sold
a5s 25s.c and 2Ji.c.. and closed at 2oc Receipts
were sn,all-lss with los estimated Tor Weanssaas
car,,iss vsre steady clearances were @pWp
bnsheiS cables were &c. lower Bradstreets reported
az east OF Rockies for the week at lolo"o
IL is generally felt there must be an increase IN
" there is enisnt In prices
seahoard reported a export business In oats
M OK, bushes In two days II only failed TO enlven the
49,, 80 h,ir aid not prevent slight decline. May sold
,ror iac sellers TO l3isc. and Closed At lgsc Re
a5n, wers DOS cars 10 estimated for "Wednesday
Sar,es wer. steady Seaboard clearances were only
- bushels -, .. ~, ,a-,ow.s, .or,
~ range provisions closed steady at tribe over Mon
- avsr FOR pork 2i2c &c over Tor ribs. ana al
ia. nrces Tor lard Thoman estimated the hogs
a. January Al 5i.oO00to against 100000 last year
Io s-ai that over 1900 had been lost by cholera
Th Inmate was ignored by the trade just as earlier
i..- zen Hog receipts were light presumably ~
ones 'a he sorm-i4OOO this morning and $1,000 esti-
.,d Tor to morrow The weeks cearances showed some
Increase over year IN evefythhs pu' 'osue'a"e
Increase IN exports OF bacon. 49,. -. COS, . .
incr- curb puts May wheat closed at S2tc
~. I'll a, s4i.c Puts May corn, 2sn2oAc'
'cals' al 25A.c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

steady unchanged TO points decline
-.a~as vrith Yesterdays closing prices iIansierilD
norires 6S5 Total sales III 5Do Daes. ., Il.
at,s s5o bales Exports; Great Britain. oJlt Dr,ss
tsrencc aG. bales Continent 2 $50 bales safes iu'
sninner. ~ bales. stock, "a Zfs pales io'i ~,
,~~a,,s ,odav BOOST bales thus far 'ls ~
sganst 81 bales last week ana ''?y To- sts
I<,,r,s TO-DAY: Britain lttl paies' s1, 49,.
S, lion Quiet Lice lower; middiing upi M
,,11I5dne Gulf 5-l6c: sales. 0so bales; w "" -
, ~ haIss spinning and 500 bales CONTRACT ooo ,.to
,,e--.,I c.hss-Spot cotton quieter safes go -.
s-"fs,,on ana export bales. American 81" di1r
recen,s * O0O bales American. JWU oaissa - 2',ld
a. cp,sed ouiet and steady. 3n3. points ne. I'm
January glib: JanuaryF ebruary oos ~,
.55v. March April 3-,Jb. April May s-''~ -. son
,Ja;~h I1IneJuy s51b; July august ''os, 80, and
fe,n,er 2,si.h Neutrality-suspicious. duii' 'io'Hr '"' ~
steady c., NTH a net gain II :
IN * noint. and total sales Of 10 =" Dag ,arce
MARI, onsned with pr unchanged 10 ~ po'Its al -,
Thsre was fair amount OF trading ha.,e pero while
an advance OF All franc and gained NIUE re
Hamburg improved about 1. iran o., -, 20, 80, ba %
nna,ad ,ess.-'s.,-,s stuate 3JypUD 10 $1,000 os
account Th@ worlds visible supply 81 , 600 har but
ably shDw an Increase from 5000 70 Iuo' nj.
TINS ha< lite or no effect on The narheI az "ri -.
inerease was previously estimated me {uV bsper
ported exchange siandaIa az 80 rsin clear
Nd. RIO receipts for days. p0eo psgs i''D a.
snces Tor Tn,ted states 20VO and for rsurope, M, o.
stock market strong: an 30 100 mar
two iays II 900 haas stock n-." Dat. . e.,
ket nrTn. good average Santos. oS2Op me MAJ
on the Street 1910 quoted Tor fv - a.o hays
Santos No o 20 srrve al ivs.c anu -, tr, arm
No Z at a7.c freight MILO cone' ccs,r
The following shows the highest. lowest an" '''''s
prices To-Day on contracts; Closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
OTHER MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH

r.nion stock Yards Chicago Jan. 5-' atile-Receipts
4 Oo0 head. market stronger Common 20 extra str
s. 65aS5 81 sockers ana iseeTs - ssn So soas4 30
Hos.LReceipt head market Arm early and wea
later Heavy packing and Shipping lots - nsa -
common choice mixed 81 2ogs. %. cnose ass.,
ta 5oGs3 5 light 50 35AS3 51i2; pigs 81 nx3 no 'neep
sR.eeipts 900 head Market firm Inferior to choice
50 5OG 81 10 lambs. 50 50usl 90 -, -. q, .,-s
Iversin Ian S-Iattle-Recepts for the last "a hours
csa mead total FOR the week thus far ~ head ior
same lime last week 3 652 head consigned through ~
head ~ Nev-York 40 head: sale - head; market
orened steady closed dull and weak good s,ess
81 i5as4 % fair good heifers. 81 !oqS3 No ns ="
Total for week thus far - $50 head FOR same n as'
week 81 head: consigned through sw neans a.
, and ro-ed steady; Workers 81 ~5Gs3 90 light d.
81 90 mediums ~ 10. pigs 81 ,opsa r9ugfs sou
81 5ons3 sheep and lamos-kecep,s ,S 20 ~ had
hours 1000 mead total ior week mus ,pr,eh
for same week ~ 500 head consgnen, .n psa
ioo head New York 500 bead on sa re. sDoly Tn
market opened firm and closed hIm WIN ne Pill -
equal 10 the demand: lambs 81 4Vdso y" cus 70
good 80 35as5 -. mixed sheep. So 4'gsS 90 eu's 10
good 81 50G<3 ~. $780, .sr. x,r,
81 90Gs5 To- prime - s0qSt 10; good ~ % ns
81 goa s. 30 fair 81 soqs4 % common Nps To-, 60 n
asa 70 fresh and sprinsers sisasto III ,, ans
ke prime medium - easS $50 go P1e s ro,e ms
ssstss - s6eep-Market steady prime. 81 ogs 3, %
d Western uethers Ohio fed 81 doas3 - good ~ %
s,Ssi 90 choice lambs s5ds5 Is. fair to good lambs
"a 5OaS, 10 veal calves. S5g$, no.. ,. .r
Kansas city Ian 5-Hogs-kecs o"V nesn ma xn ~
ke strong light and medium 81 'ngss w. heaS So ~
ass 32i, pigs s3gs3 H. cattle-i.eselp.s ..D nra a
market native steers pss - 49, 20 ood
~ ~ Texas and Western 81 s5ass IS calves s'usi2
sherp-Receipts. 20" head market s.ea's. 49,.
G, ou,s Ian s. Receipts. $50 head MARIE
,r"ns Satlve steers. s2us4' native cows s2n$. 20
T.xas steers 4oqs+ 70. Texas COWS u 90 r.,
q, p narI-rs 81 eogs3 40 heavy 81 ioass 80 Sheep
yec.,nt. 542 head. Market firm. No sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

Cash quotations follows Flour dull put ~ nrm,
@ ssFa . sd wheat sssp psin
:gs 60 .aG ss a, she she sae s. in wood
I 1s ao% issSs ags -
&c. NJ :s'!HT r.d sssSc zs Ns ga eats
ss e. SST I Ps.
b 81 as IS lard per 100 No. - sg ssosa.. '"1 Sox
ds 800 .n So S ess4 tide. ossd 50 ss@s ws
s'er sGd per ss ss
OIL raw sc boiled soc on the Produce Exchange s TO-
TIE nTssc, ''''''' ' oo
as. BE- %a;4 51n ancy s. s"ass aais
and nsrs a i isGs ,uppc oass dun
mixed zoe No whe 2os h rs]ecte s6 clear back
poTsls srKett. &C. prime steam ss5c Dry saI,sa
s sSf short RIB 'aS
&c short rib sides % I0ssf inor sic Ohio
nd Indiana ereamery i5ai7c Esss-Fresh l2e Wits
key active ., ard irregular
Milwaukee s na. % Msy opened touched
f sea: o sna closed 10 4 Nor sS, no%ns
s seTy dS No DO Sic sample barley hrn extra NJ .
Rye ro % an. .ieaSy at the
,ssriav Hard spring wheat patents in wood - 'Nu' w.
Msneao Ian Sc ss .hf soo SDsnss
with the closing hour to ssare storm cut
e and nds The Nam S5, Sa Of pe and %
~ 10 ranged 70 Sc unter 10 3m
es5s PATE 40 l. Sss gss So
o, 70 ooO hb.: shipments 49, 2s3 bills -
p nix quoted at 81 J0d$4 rs shorts ~ ooa>4 q"
mddngs. sIqSi % , ,,,...
I Js sPe1s assa
scarce wanted &c ADVANCE nonrsvt whea o,s on o.
.nrtI es n9Ic CARROTS in export elevator 40 ea mn
svlvania red s9c No Delaware red ssc oia NO ~
No 90i,c bid No Northern sprl
atesS4ic corn with good inquiry Tor export. ou
Ioca ,obber. buying only for actual wants 40 mAs'
On cali January 27lgd27tc: February 2'Au2sc' Marcn
APRIL cSi,G 2Ssc. CARROTS In export eeNato
r. n,iyed s7i,c bid steamer 26iqc: No ,. 24sc bid
oats better local trade demand for CARROTS prices NOR
steadily held Futures nominal. No white 2Oian2lc
No white clipped 237ff 23H.c No white DC eut,e
nus- weaker. Creamery extra: nc Eggs nigher; oe
,and good Pennsylvania and Western frsts lSc chess
arm fair demand. NewYork factory 100 loa.c sugars
rsfned ouiet California A. 4sc Franklin Is. -l6c one
GRADES unchanged Potatoes firm demand good Pennsyl
vania rose choice. 40. Other articles unchanged
ST Louis jan 5.-F'lour nrm. Wheat. lower January
oOc bid. May 9Orsc bid July, INC bid Corn, No
steady: January. 20.c May 22'.Q22lsc bid July ?ais
Md Oats lower: f7i.c nominal: May. 1875
asked Eggs higher at 15c Butter weak .rea ner,
extras 2i,c iGc. dairy i4q15c ohe
| articles UNCHANGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ew-York. January ;. 1897.

COTTON-Th. local market opened with an easy tone
unfavorabe Liverpool cables both and futures snow
ing some decline. There unsettled feeling as 10
nnanca, conditions has tendency a. Keep out
siders market. Reports from Fan RIVER con
tinue a unfavorable look. New Orleans soh
here there little local selling pres
sure by prominent operator reports rom te
South a negative character Taking the market
altogether very little animation and genera
lack OF receipts Houston "Wednesday are
estimated at bales against 4sa bales same
day last week and . 2l6 last Receipts al New
lean estimated az 1000 TO bVv DdIf-
agains- II 3s4 same week and $3.50 last year
Recelus at principal Interior points to-day were as lo
lows Augusta fs5 same day last Week
and pa last year. Memphis 6S bales. against 2U ana
3q: ST Louis $40 bales against 100 and 10 tilcli'at
All bales. 500 and 14l2 Houston. Oh paes,
against 25 1895 Receipts at the principal ports
10 av follows: Galveston. i"s oaIes asa.ist
75-5 same DAY last and 800 last year New" ,5
leans 10 3Bs bales against 1882 ana H56z Noble La
bales against 1865 and 2s33: savannah 500 oa a.
against b72 and ISL; Charleston. 33 bales against 80
ana 3i2: Norfolk 4.095 bales against DOTS ann ~
New-rieans reports that indications are lai M Da
percentage Of the crop brought in sight for december
that these States made good crop az any l'o'
~ he cotton belt Those who engaged In putting out
baggirg at ST that the maximum yeid WIZ
not exceed $50 bales Taking into consideration me
fact that in 1898 only 81 per cent was receiver ter
January J. and far the crop has been nsVed 20
much cannot see "h"Te hra's
receipts from from now on.
and close to-day. an" COS'he "i1S NV
ight and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

HEMP AND JUTE Business is slow throustout the
business in future. Prices UNCHANGED We quote
Mania nsa hemp mp s sRisa SPOT 7s do shipment 7Sc
iue spot r seconds s'.e DO shipment. III double b
pse e qualify ii.c ue shipment quail
ny I ms@f rinsrS s,esay WIN importer. in
cline, full rales owins To- Ign, sp supplies and
Receips we're hides stock - 100 hides and kips
Maiamorss Galveston ia lSc puerto Ga
s ssTsn,la s,e Texas ssc Matamoras iosc Wet.
sslted Havana ne city saushter native steers sa
s.: butt brands .i.Hsizc; side brands sd'Ac bulls
PC COW country slaughter. steers. sc. COW. 's0
NC. bull ea.a7c
army held but business n,a mode.
e % ssy y shows but pes Unchanged We
Iieiniock nonacIl dr-, eiecon ls'sa:osc; second.
sseond 10 sa2c danSsed iesai7sc rejects 100
o n sc sis Ssssy as@@sc sirds a4ssS Ign backs
s scssHas .: 2gx o@ 9sle' brd: ss
CSC, bellies sol5c. betting butts 2sgaac; Texas oak
IETAis-TIN-The market for tin both at home and
showed hrm tone to-day with go. aIo, "a, n
coPFER~was arm at NeW-Ycrs elosns at 81 80
T hf ' .ps unchanged at 50 o. St Loui. closed
51:s al !. o quiet fs5 4Rs market aa At va. steady
MttIassts A%D sYRuPs-M.rk-, dull steady on
good stock although most buyers are inclined TO take
lower grades 50 as 10 gel Stock "ihn Rs pr,
s s,,ls fair ia so AR sa@d .
.3c prime 24a2ac: fancy: 3iga4c; syrup- common 20
IL lair. iSaiac; good lopi'c' prime i'u-S' fancy
2in23c.
NAVAL. sTOREs-Stock- Rosin s6ges bbls spirits fur
o.,,,re / AGO nils tar hhls. The market for r-n
was steady with 20 good strained ai"ed AZ - 80
MSI ~ spirits turrenne firm with - u2'c quoted f"r
rsr,,.rs ana machines Tar and pitch unchanged and
quoted; Tar regulars 81 75dsi ": oil barrels " 90
Mitch 81 sOq<l ~. .
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Ths ocean freight market SNOW
hs,sr tone and there recently been more inquiry
o' ~ n.svv grain and oats To-day engagements
were reported loads 10 Glasgow heavy gram "a am
Ia 40 hush oats London Mt 2s We quote ram
ii,erpoo AID January. London. 3D. GlasE, Va bfs
~ ~ a fsnuarx Ieifh I'd Hull 34d. janu
toa 81 ycssfle "A: Antwerp 2i.d January Copenhagen
A.. Hamburg pfgs. January. Hofterdarn sc ,~nnhi.
srv and Is 30. February. cotton to LIVERPOOL Ao-i~>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

rtvernool Ian . 3.45 .. m--Beef-Extra India mess
an a, eos prime mess firm Nos. Pork-Prime mess
Wa.,e-r nne steady ass Cd do medium steady AZ
AZ "a pam--short cut. about IA to III n. steady al
40. Racon-Cumberland cut. about y 20 80 n steady
30 ~ sh,r, rb about ~ N. eteaiy AT rs. long
a. =, idae. light about "a n steady at 2Is
long clear miidier heavy about ~ 10 - 10 steady az
9cs sho clear middle- heavy about ~ TO 80 No. steady
a, ,ts "a clear bellies about IL To IL n. steady A. as
shoulders about IL to IL ~ dull AT Die I-ard-irme
u.-,.r, dull at I'd. Cheese American nnest
~,,,s and coored firm Al SIS Tallow-Prime city arm
=, taa Cot,cnseef ol--fIv-rpoo refined nrm al los Vi
~ 80, To- %, tnrneutine Arm ~ Ms I'D Rosin-Common
,ssy a, g. I'D vheat-No Northern spring nrm AZ
y ia old nrm Al e lori
rr,sry Arm AZ p e,d February nrn at IN lod Marin
nrn at q iod Flour-s Louis fancy ~'n -, ~, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

THE GENERAL LIST. ~
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

,,,.,or Ian Cotton steady. middlng l3-l6c.
,u n,isl,nr s-i6c good ordinary q 3i9c: net and
Tow OO9 bales: exports 10 Great Hriian D. 543
1 .,e pss bales. spnners 100 baes. STOCK i'2 y,
bales -.
ss.c. rood ordinary i1Gc net and gross re-
;nt. oe5 bales: exports coaetwise S:s9 bales sales
AZ hal.s stock 1857 bales.
savannah Jan 5.-Cotton quiet and middling,
aisc low mlddling 65i6c net and Eross receipts +3's
e' ,o' .aIes I'D bales: stock 100. 4D bales.
x.v.oriean. Jan 5.-Cotton quiet and steady. md
ding 65.c. middiing o..c goed ordinary oAsc net
t-.In paO the Continent. "a 26v bales sales.
ono bales: stock Alb. GAL bales corrected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

Receipts breadstus Interior points In thousands
last three cphers 600, omitted -four. bbs grain. bush
FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
TIE STATE or TRADE.

eh sa%0r sales: Ian 100 Salr |Ss.
s n s1sa s's se s's Stock sSSS
s.ss! sssa' s.sr SaFg Tx sse
ass92s.c Stock 1000 bushels sales. $500 su.hs:
9 ss quiet Stock s1s .'ias s sa:ss @
snG 30 F.Srary es Cork for
quiet: mess pork 50 So bulk shoulders rib sides
and clear sides SAC; susarcured shoulders g!c hams
fancy creamery 5262se fancy iadl. 4esc packed
500 Egg orr m, strictly 1s s1 ne Sugar unchanged
.priss patents: = s.Sss .'rsIsS': g $50
s. Go0s5 TO- cornmeal quiet; soa62c bag 81 aaasi 50
:es sS GO Corn s 1Is s ss 2s xsw new SS
s ss ' ss.i ' san si:? . is a
81 o. c .s dss 9sa Il" p $40 81 .na ss
Hams ss6ioc. Lard, 4Ac Bacon sgioc Butter quiet ,s
june I1aisc; ladies. reiac Vermont dairy iieiss
'9s LIMBS sus o 'c se.s nus ana Moth
f i5se Western Ef f a'' Michigan Rsa1
SD o. du mays s'" pes. iV g. ss s.
mediums sas Poultry dull northern ycgIs tuss .s
ems i2aiic Western chickens and fowls 9aioc Eeese
eaoc ducks i@12c Potatoes quiet he1,ons " ts
sw csss js@aieas S "Sss 50 ssss
S Ss . snas qa. sssso aG-
non acid hrss 20a2ic seconds i9c; Union sole. hrsts
c9d30c: seconds. 27d2sc.
prices Winter wheat closed NC lower and dull corr
closed strong &c advance asked from noon oats closed
quiet easy y and NJ sold 4oc on track tc asked
store Flour steady and unchanged Mfeed In fair de-
mand and unchanged
ea
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-06-05
THE MARRIAGE CT MR. MONROE PERDUE TO MISS CHARLIE GORDON, AT LITTLE
 RO0K
The Oldham " eedon Euptials at
 Mabbaseka
tFfom the ArIsansas nemaer.lll

Miss Charlie Zoe Gordon apd MT Arthur Monroe Perdne were marrled at l1:30 today at the residence ot the brides parents, Mr aud Mrs. T. B. Gordon, 202 Gaines street The cerem my was performed by Rev Andrew Hunter The attend ants were Miss Nell ColIler and Mir Jeff Hicks, of Pine Bluff. The eerc. mony was impressive, and the bride was a vision of leveliness as she stood before the venerable man of God, leaning on lhe arm of her handsome husband to be. A num- Der of intimate friends and relatives were present 10 extend their sincere congratulations on the suspicious entry into the married relation. The happy couple will 20 10 Nash. vile and Niagara Falls on fheir bridal tour, and will be at home June 23, at Pine Bluff
 Among those in attendance from outside the city were Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Laueford, T s. James, Mr and Mrs J A. PerGue, Miss Georgie rrimetf, Mrs. T. H. Collier, Mrs. P. r Byrd, Mrs. T ! Collier, Mr. Jed Hicks, Miss Nell Collier, Miss Sue White, w W. Byrd and wife. Mrs. F NJ. Smith, Alex Perdue Gather of tue groom of Piae Bluff, Miss Ida Perduc, Of El Dorado.
 Mr. Perdue is a young man of many excellent qualities, and is now boolS.keeper for the Bank of Pine Bluff. His bride is one of Little Rock s most charming young ladies.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-06-05
ED, LEVY DEAD!
HE PASSES AWAY IN THE
 COUNTY JAIL.
Preparations Were Being Made to Remove Him to the Insane Asylum, When He
 Dia6.

Poor E,l, Levy. who was recently confined In the county jail on ac. count of insanity, died in his cell Tuesday afternoon.
 For sometime Lew had been in a feeble condition. A few weeks ago he became entirely befett of his reason and was confined in the county jail for safe keeping until he could be re- moved tO the State Insane Asylum.
 Preparations were i'll progress and it was the intention of the officers to take him to he Asylum his week, but Providence interppsed and spared them the pains and trouble hy removing the atllctrd tuanis spirit from it's mortal tenemen,.
 Tn, fuperiil took place at l0o'clock this morning tlte services being con ductcd hA Rabbi Becker at the grave.
 Levy was formerly Police Judge of Pine kluff. position he held f0I two te ms. Since that time he has engaged in mo active employment, and has simply been a charge to his friends.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-06-05
.SEARLES ACQUITTED.
THE SUGAR MAGNATE DIS
 MISSED
The Questions Asked the Sugar King Not Pertinent and He is
 Discharged.

WASHINGTON, D. C, June 2.-.Iobn E. Seares Treasurer of the Sugar 1rust is free. { | 10 a. m. yesterday Judge Bradley began reviewing his decision. htch was long, explnna- tory and exhaustive. The Judge re- cited how Mir. Searles had testified that no money had been contributed tO the nationu campaign funds;how the latter had also answered that while money had been contributed for local and State campaign pur- poses, still he did not know how, by whom, when, or for what purpose.
 The court pointed out how the questions put to Broker Chapman were pertinent iLasmuch as they were related to speculationsi in sugar stock in which Senators may have indulged, which was the cause of the Investigation.
 After an exhaustive review of the case, Judge Bradley rendered n deeis- ion that Searles was not i'll contu- macy and granted motion of de- fendaut'e counsel by Instructing the jury to hiring in verdict of acquit- tal, N hirh was doLe.
 District Attorney Davis announced that he eases against Che wo recall citraHt new spaper men. Shriyer and Edwards. would not be begun until next Monday rtorning
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-06-05
Coinred NnrlnaIs

The GEAPHIc's 's Sunday edition gavt a list of the white teachers of Pine Bluff whp would couduci County Normal Schools during the summer The eolurcd teachers of Pine Bluff have been no less hunortd, in this re. speet. than their white brethren.
 The following well known colofed educators will conduct County NDr- nl'.ls for coiored tehchers during ! he summer
 Pr..f | ( corbin, at IIrlena; ] (. smith. at Center Poini. T c. t'hild- re>s, At Prescott; Lewis Johnston, Warren.
 X. E. crump. Edward Craigin, Bennett Brown and ". s Cloman- graduates ef the Branch Normal College, will also coiiduct Normals.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-06-05
osmam a 'rennesseean.

One of the enterprising core spondents Of the Chicago Inter Ocean has discovered that Osman Pasha, the hero of Pevna, is a Tennesseean, and in a special to bis paper from Pitisburg quotes John Holiday, police sergeant IS say ing, Osman Pasha was born in Eist Tennessee in 1851, that his name was Crawford and that be served during the Ctgii War. Crawford was appointed cadet to Wssl Point, but got into trouble witt his superior officers and was dismissed in disgrace for insuborliaation. When the var broke out he raised the First Tennessee company and vas commissioned captain. h 1863 he was authori >ed to raise | regiment of artillery and succeeded in raising five batteries He thee gent 10 Mexico, where he obtaiied d commi>si. in the Mexican army aud fought against Maximilian Fl en he joined the Turkish army, where he rapidly rose ta tic front aud gained great disiinction. Gallaiin Eraaar