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Lively Bidding for /. Fight

Ss~ York. April n-Torumy White o.
Chicago. and EDDY Curry o. fhls city. were
ths principals - re sssr boat q twenty
rounds al TIE BroaG way Athlcf.c club arena
tonight. TIE referee 6ecsss1 n fzsos q
the Chicago man-
''Kfd-' Mccoy. xho arrived here las s1i-
1r5ay from South Africa. ~ss sa;rooUoe1
~ MAJOR Harvey who E-atsd nat HeCeT
was wiling 20 u,est Dan Crsed1a = tie
rinE before the club o1srlag Ne bess L.
ssuceuerts- Just zs soon a. AcCoy step
ped into The INK Cr~seoa fsIozsi h.sn AID
"a. two sack hz71s. Ten OEourxs ta<n
a nourssa thai - ro-s1 give sz.9s. o. =
- cent o. the rscs.rts. 20 a go between
these rntsfse-<esxats- ~ son So 81.
O-RourEe made f1fs Offer CzhFssy wh.ie.
10 trzlnes Cordseff o. - sscsnt sEAf
wl.n Fitzs.r1zosz. j1mseS up sa1 49,
Il offer s8ss1~ and EuE-ne csa8izseT
vent zlca g fAousaui hs,isr. Sso1flnE- i
AN ~ 8 So E.ifser WA4t> ~ CErn.s-
KY Ecgia say Ezzt e.ssf< tla-T reyTsss1fe-i.
" rs fie1 TIA; -a~ir sGsss xae1. - asz1s
god.
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In the fourth and fifth rounds Daiy became
expressive and landed repeatedly on Ever
hardt's neck and stomach. Eva-hards ed
practically nothing. evidently. waiting for
an opportunity 20 land h-s right. AT the
close OF the nth round he sent Days head
back with sSiff left punch The sixth
round was slightly in favor ~ Daily. Thu
fight was Days
During the boats which followed James J
CorSest came into the arena and was iusti.
" chee-ed- When called upon FOR a speech
he climbed into the ring and safi:
Gentlsmen:--I thank YOU kindly for tits
reception. / want 70 say 20 you that
was whipped honestly and fairly by Mr..
FItzsimmons. don't intend 10 80 and drink
myself 10 death or cry over my defeat IL
was the first setback OF nv nfe I am
young yet and hope within the next year
or SO 10 prove 10 you that I am siin ;hs
champion CT the world
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advanced iac. Sales were at S-5oI4c for
common sheep. Up to S.oocs.e for strictly
choice 10 prime focks. Westerns sold most
~ at s-5ofsSo. Lambs were n active de-
al s5sods-lo, the offerings being readily
taken
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. April I3.-Czttie-Re>
ceipts 1900: marke. weak 10 fnc lower.
Texas steers. S.oeG4so: Texas cows. Aso1
SO. native steers. 215sf5.os: native COWS
and he.fers. si.75di-25: s,ocixsrs and feeders.
q 50a4.75: bulls. s25e7Loo.
HogS-Receipts 1S,eo, market &c lower
and slow: bulk Of sales. s, S>fS 30; heav-es.
s. cl3e5: packers. s-7effS-sS; mixec. S-sO<F
a95: Fights. S-o0uS75; workers., S-7eG3 73s
pigs S.0%I26o.
Sheep-Reeeipts 5.oes: market strong am
steady. Lambs. si-3Sdaao: muttons. $500
4e0
Representative sales: Texas steers. a.
read. average 1850 pounds. san: Texas cow,
6S head. average 5is pounds. SID; native
steers IS head average fiSo pounds. $50:
Ms tive cows and heifers. = head. average
1eO pounds. G.S: stockers aid feeders. )
head. average 40 pounds. Si.75; bulls. 5
head. average 1850 pounds. $40
ST. LOUIS
St Louis No. April 1S.-Csttle-Recaipts
355; market active. steady. fancy expcr;
steers would sell al So; fair 20 choice na-
tive shipping steers, Si.SsGS.o; light steers.
s5nsr4 =: stockers and feeders, sS-e96i.So.
Texas and Indian steers. S255ti.+c cows
and he-fers s2esff5.15.
Hogs-Receipts Sa': market 5dioc lower;
Eight. SSS5G4.0o; mixed. <s.7O5I-o5; heavy.
6 60Iil0
Sheep-Receipts 5000; marke; steady 20
strong; native muttons. s3.saI4.50: lambs.
-. s0ll5-C0; Texas sheep. sSoofi.51.
NEW YORK
New York. April 3-Beeve-Receipts l.
l5o; no trading. Gables quote American
steers at Hale: sheep, iolxdlSi-o; refrige-
rator beef. s2.Gl0c. Exports 30 beeves. j.
SsS sheep.
Sheep-Receipts AZ: market quiet; IN
shorn sheep. s. 5O65. .: clipped sheep. S-50S
4-5D: unshorn lambs. S3.50sfi6o: clipped lamb
s.. 0G0S.75
Hog+Receipts e.54s; market steady at
81. E4i.60.
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THE WEATHER.
wicbita. Kan Aprii Il. IS

Wichita. Kan. April is 1877.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair Wednesday and Thursday; warmer
Wednesday and Thursday afternoon.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was IS degrees, the
lowest 90 degrees. end the mean ~ degrees
with generally cloudy weather and fresh
northwest 10 light northeast wind
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been 80 degrees.
For the past eight years the average
temperature for the month OF April has
been So degrees. and for the 18th day - de-
gress- FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington. u. g. April 13-Foiiovtng
IS the forecast till p. IN. Wednesday;
Oklahoma and Indian Territory; Fair;
warmer: north winds.
Kansas: Fair and warmer: variable winds
bocorr,tpy south
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necessity, when the Carnegie institution
should also be seized. the principal
section Of the bill authorizes and directs
the secretary of the navy forthwith to
take possession OF the land, buildings
and machinery that constitute are ar
mor-making plant of the two companies.
He is directed ''to hold and use such
land, buildings and machinery for per-
iod OF time sufficient TO enable the secre-
tary 10 manufacture at the works EN-
braced by said plant such portion as he
may see fit there to manufacture Of the
arnor plate necessary for the compile
ton OF the battleships Alabama, Illinois
and Wisconsin, now inprocess OF con-
struction for the United States, and
thereafter TO return the possession Of
said land, buildings and machinery TO
said Bethlehem Iron company, 20 be held
by said company as its own property as
If the taking hereby authorized had no,
been made; and the aforesaid taking,
holding and using OF said land, buildings
and machinery by the secretary OF the
ravy for the purpose aforesaid shall De
deemed 10 be a taking thereof for the
puaic use % me Onlsed states under an
obligation to make just compensation
therefor. in accordance with the Fifth
amendment to the constitution"
The bills provide for the adjudication
Of any claims that may arise against the
government out of the transaction, by
the court Of claims, whose judgment on
the case is to be final Sums sufficient
fa anuaI tha darapa nv rna USar and
tear Of the plant and the interest upon
its actual cost viii be allowed, and such
additional claims as may be fairly due
for each years use of said plant.
Successive suits are authorized for
each year that the plants are held. and
Jury trials are authorized unless the
right to jury trial is waived by the own
arS IF f1e nla0f
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DAYS LIST OF NOTED DEAD.

Milwaukee. Wa, April n-Df. Hh-sn
FOX. NgEsrkss's most promlr.nt peFs-
can. a.ed las n.ga'. after hsEsfA0s -
resE- He Ess - years Q; age
I<bsnon- "a. April is-Coloasi .. ] Pee
rey 81 ;sis snornirx a. his sems n IS
city from brain frosbis. sRet = yssrs he
was born n Lancaster. De :. ~ IN
rs szfly Ifs hs Sss connected VITA h.s
eos.sln. colcnei John ~. ForrsT. IT, -
pah.scanoa * a pspsr "a Lsnessfs-- hDS1
after re breaking "a; o. fh~ wzr ~ novel
70 waaairgron. Were hs ssias-as1s1 a f'pa
izfloa a. csrrssaos1sai for may 'e@slHx
ns1saapess O lie country.
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CoFFEe AND sUaAR MARKETS

New York. April l3-Cofee-Optsous
opened steady.-NT15 points lower, follow
lowing the receipts OF 5000 bags at Bra
lillian rurts: further weakness checked by
free deliveries In this country; late trad
ing active; closed steady with prices IN
changed TO 10 points decline: sales 2I.Soe
bags, including April, s5.e5d7.c0; May, SEQ
Spot cofree-Rio quiet; No. invoice. 7i.c:
jobblng. 7sac. Mild-Barely steady; Cor
dova. 1s1zd15c. Sales LOO bags Maraciabo.
basis 14Q1r.c: good Cucuta 100 bags; Cen
trail American. 90; 10 bags Mexican. 60.
Sugar-Raw easy; fair refining. 2 1916 |;
centrifugal. s. test, 5-16c; refined easier.
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WOOL AND COTTON MARKETS.

Boston. Mass. April l2-ThsTe Is consij-
cradle wool being sold. he business for the
past week footing % IN excess % s.or.e9
rounds, about equally divided between do
Yf,,.st.r al foreign Since January / TIE
Ssie- reportei have been about IL Or ,.,i
pounds. showing al increase IN business %
r.szrly 7s.es.tso pounds over the same pen
o. as year Manufacturers have loaded
themselves 1ith The ray material % z5oat
their fun capacity. while curing ;he past
few weeks sssch speculation among 5eal@rs
has besa quite good IN this way q large
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DRY GOODS Markets.

New York. April 13--It was a quiet mar
ket in all classes OF cottons. awaiting tomor
rows auction For colored. fancy colorei
and fancy cottons there was some inquiry
made and some orders we're placed for the
last mentioned. Wool manufacturers at
tracted the attention Of such buyers and
department men, as an interesting and con-
siderable business was done in dress goods.
f1annels and clothing woolens. Printing
cloths were quiet but steady az es-lsc.
Manchester, Eng April 13-Cioths and
yarns barely steady, though somewhat In
active
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NOW 1T Is THE OREGON
Big Battleship Gets Aground and Bends
Some of Her Ribs.

Washington, April 1S-Word reached
the navy department today from Com
mander Whiting, in charge of the Puget
Sound naval station, Wash, that the
battleship Oregon had grounded while
approaching the dock into which she
was about TO go to have her bottom
scraped and painted. The dispatch add
ed that the vessel had bent her frames
Cor RIBS and, bottom plating in the vicin-
ity of the forward turret, but Il did not
in any other way indicate whether the
damage sustained had been serious. This
will be determined by thorough inves-
LEGATION which Secretary Long has or
dered 20 be made by Naval Constructor
Caps, Who was the government repre-
sentative at the Union Works at San
Francisco ard who had been sent to the
Puget Sound with a gang of men from
the Mare Island navy yard to scrape
and paint the vessel His orders are to
report the amount Of damage done and
the estimated cost Of repairs.
The impression at the navy depart
ment is that the accident occurred some
time yesterday afternoon. anad that
later IN the day the officers Of the vessel
probably succeeded IN getting the vessel
off the ground and inside the dock. The
Oregon had been In the water for over
year and had been waiting for the spring
tides to take to the dock.
She was in command of Captain Bark
er, who had just meen relieved from
duty ct the Mare Island yard, and was
on mis- first voyage on the Oregon.
The Puget Sound dock is the only one
on the Pacific coast large enough to &C
conmodate ship the size Of the Oregon.
The opinion of Commodore Hichborn,
of the construction bureau, from the in
formation at hand, is that the damage
to the ship is not serious, and even
should some Of her frames be bent, that
necessarily will not require that they be
repaired at the dock. Should this be
necessary, however, It would require
considerable time, as mechanics would
have 10 go there from the Mare Island
yard.
The Oregon is first-class battleship
and has cost the government nearly So
coo 900. She is 34S feet dong on her load
water line, GO feet. inches. extreme
breadth, is of 10,22S tons displacement,
and has a crew of 473 officers and men.
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Island Of Skyro, prepared to attack the
Turkish islands In the Aegean sea.


When the communications of the Turk
ism division at Janina are cut off its post
ton will be precraious. especially in the
event OF rising of the Albanians in its
rear, which is one of the objects which
the Ethnike Hetaira has in view.
A significant fact, pointing TO the way
the wind is blowing, is that the Greek
government has telegraphed TO Colonel
Rerthes, who las promised 10 bring with
him 1000 Italian volunteers. telling him
II held himself and men in readiness to
come here al any moment.
All the Greek deputies have been sum-
moned 10 attend the next meeting of the
Boula, when an important pronounce
mept is expected.
The powers. however. are still trying 70
avert war. with little prospect Of sue
cess. i - stated that the French am
bassador az Constantinople. VI. Gambon,
has been Instructed TO draft an autono-
nous constitution for the island OF Crete,
allowing the Cret2ns 10 choose their own
governor, and providing for stimuli
taneous Greek and Turkish evacuation
OF the Island. II is feared that these ef-
foIts viii turnout to have been made
too late.
New York. April ia dispatch 70 the
Journal from Athens says: The 5000 he
roic Hellenes who entered Macedonia
have taken the towns Of Baltino and
Cyania, driving out a garrison OF 500
Turks az the latter place. They are nov
advancing along the snowy sides Of the
Pingus mountains toward the town OF
Grevena. They have already cut The
telegraph wires between Macedonia and
Epirus. C!using Communication between
the twod visions OF the Turkish army
The Pingus range. which runs north
and south, is the only safe route for the
insurgents into Macedonia. The insuT-
gents intend taking 10 the heights about
Greve1a. and there Will harass the
Turkish trops into flank
The enterprise is daring, even 20 the
po.nt Of madness. and viii 20 down in
history IS me bravest act % the century
There are 5000 irregulars confronting a
trained army of $4,000 Turks.
The facr that the Greek soldiers did
not follow the insurgents shows the
splendid discipline OF the army.
The war spirit here has reached fever
heat. Five hundred tvolunteers arrived
today from the Island OF Cyprus and
marched Through the city. headed by
priests with long flowing hair, barring
flags.
AN END OF COERCION.
s.. Petersburg. April IS--The Novoe
Vremya declares taat. ali coEcion %
Greece upon the part % the powers VIII
cease 50 soon as war : declared. because
otherwise Z would bear the character %
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FITZ STILL IN THE RING
And According to Julian He 10 About the
Only One.

And According To Julian lie 10 ABOUT Inc
Only One.
New York. April i3-Martin Julian ar
rived IN this city today. In an interview
published In the Evening Telegram Julian
Is credited with saying:
I'VE have never stated that Titzsimnnons
retired from the ring or tina, he would not
fight II any ner aspirants come forward
and a good purse IS offered FT'z VIII not
shrink lie has never been shrinker. The
talk Of Kid Mccoy challenging him - non
sense. Why. Fitzslmnlons taught him all
ne knows"
Speaking Of Brasy's threat 20 chSllenKe
Fitzsimmons to another fight. Julian IL re-
ported as saying:
Brady IS not such fool as 20 atienp,
II and Corbett has no particular desire 20
meet F1tzsirnrnons again"
Regarding the rumors OF the failure os the
verascope pictures OF the championship bat
tie. Julian said:
II can only tel you that our latest cis-
patches are 10 the effect that they have
been unqualified successes"
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CHURCH OF LATTER DAT SAINTS
Goes In for the Dead Languages with
Interpretations thereto

Lamont. Ia. April i3.-Tas morning ser
wee OF the conference OF ths Latter Day
Saints was after the usual order. sxeeps
that a word OF encouragement and COM
fort was gwen IN foreign tongue. viii
INTERPRETATIONS. This was followed By
song IN the Same Language, with inteFpre-
tatIous which was well received generally.
The Tc>.ve Apostles reported the seiec-
ton OF ". n. Kelly 20 the presidency es
the quorum. The question OF holding
blentsal conference WAS snergeucaily dis-
cussea. and lost by an overwhelming ma
forty. Independence. Mo-. was selected
as the next place o, assembling.
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; Itdugs
PRESENTATIVE SALES.
Shippers

McManus & Hamilton of Little River had
ons car load OF hogs on the market
Joe Scott OF Peck shipped IN one car OF
hogs from Zyba-
]. w. Workman OF Lyon. sent down two
car loads OF hogs.
j. S. Knoblauch OF Colwich was on the
market with a mixed load OF csttls and
hogs.
Farmers & Drovers Bank of Mt Hope
had a car of hogs on the market
Charles Granville of Sedgwick was down
with good load OF light weight hogs.
Horton & Campbell OF Caldwell had one
car of hogs on the market.
W. z. Baird OF Anness was IN with a
car load OF hogs.
Sale & Crimson OF Enid. o. II. was up
with car Of hogs.
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be expected to ante-date a revision OF
the awards, adding that they cannot De
tossed aside because one party does not
get It's full demands"
The St James Gazette says:
THE Urited States has inflicted an
other blow on the believes in arbitration
Could a more complete demonstration OF
the hoIfowness Of arbitration be given!
II is quite possible that this may De as
esr:ous as the Venezuelan dispute. we
are bound 10 support the Canadians
reasonable claim, and the prospect might
make US regret the failure of the general
arbitration treaty did it not show now
small respect Washington feels for arbi-
tration."
A representative OF the Associated
Press mas had interviews on the subject
with the heads of the sealing industry
here. The importers Of London hail
with satisfaction the prospect that it Will
diminish or stop pelagic sealing, and
urge an extension of the close time OF
pelagic sealing to the end of August and
the close Of the zone TO 200 miles from the
Pribyloff Islands. They complain that
Canada is running the future Of the trade
that prices are so low that fewer expe-
ditions are being fitted out, and they
hope the United States will carry out its
intention to exclude all the northwestern
female skins, adding that il Canada
would only consent, some arrangements
might be made to resume pelagic sealing
a few years hence, when seals are more
plentiful.
The Globe remarks that there is no
doubt that Lord Salisbury will refuse %
reopen the Bering Sea question until the
stipulated date and until Canada's
claims are satisfied.
Mr.. Henry White, the United States
charge d'affaires, has had a conference
with the foreign office on the subject.
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ENGLAND AND THE FUR SEALS
Great Howl Because Uncle Sam Kicks on
Getting Scooped.

London, April S.-A representative of
the Associated Press has learned that
communications are passing between
Washington and London with reference
30 the Boring Sea. The greatest secrecy
is observed here on the subject.
The Pail Mall Gazette refers 20 the re-
opening of this question as another les
son Of the weakness of arbitration and
says it fails to Sc how Great Britain can
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sou,h.rn C,rcu,, nlcyc,e R.ce..

Atlanta. Ca. April i3-The second nisht
of the bicycle races in this city attracted
e,56 spectators Summaries.
First race-one mile open. professionals
Won by J. Eaton OF ERzabethtown. y. J.
Tine AK.
second-Mile and a Quarter. local r.iers:
Won by BROOKS Kline IN s..2A
ThIrd-Mile. consolation; Won by Roeers
Waithour OF Atlanta in s-&
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MUNYON'S

Improved homeopathic Home Rem.
edy Company put up a separate cure foe
EACH disease. At all druggists mostly
. cents Guide 70 Health free.
Personal letters 20 Prof. Munyo1. 1888
Arch street. PHILADELPHIA Pa. answered
With free medical advice for any disease
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co-bs,, at tn. oa.k-s CITY cIss

T7aHs.gslE.s-s. "a. Af.r.i FAX DziT 81
y ..sBs.sgfoz zz4 "a < ETsrhar4t CO 49,
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RHEUMATISM

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Is guaran-
teed 10 cure acute or muscular rheuma-
tism in from one to five days Sharp.
shooting pains In any part OF the body
stopped by a few doses. A prompt. COM
plete and permanent cure for amenesA
soreness. stiff back and al pains In tho
hips and IONS. Chronic rheumatism. SCI
atica. lumbago or pain IN the back. are
speedily cured 1, seldom fats 20 give
relief from one or two doses. and ainose
invariably cures before one bottle haa
heer frS,5 PriCa 81
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.
CHICAGO.

Chicago grain and produce markets fur
r.shed by R. L. Bostic. Commission Mer-
chant. rooms 10 and u over Kansas Ma
tional bank. Telephone Ia:
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fy7r .eu. Ezx. Afri i.-ff q an-SsS7s-t
60 ~ Tssezlsslsn t-gsnit1-s tfss;J ~
saorlig - s=12-4
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Tlasxas- f,sfa. AEss I--Jsssps Gs1s@irs
cErses. lax as a. fzsssfsss s2esaal-sr1.
-ss 49,. - C.sAz2s .SssEsss - sars-
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WICHITA Markets
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES

Wichita. Kan. April %. 1877.
HOGS.
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T-rses-lr hssssns str1 is-rrases ss-nafes
is znerh faa>ssgxs r. heshh
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,vwnoF COERCION.

s.. Petersburg. April IS--The Noyoe
Vremya declares taat. ali coEcion %
Greece upon the part % the powers viii
cease 50 soon as var : declared. because
otherwise Z would bear the character %
pro Turkish intervention
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appointment Was a Foregoue
Conclusion aud Man of Payne's Figure
Was to be Expected. While the Naming
of Stevenson Is Taken as Not Only
s,ood One i'm Itself Bot as an Evidence
of the Utmost Good Faith on the Fart
of the Observation-Disclosures News In
General.
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LEAVE THEM ALONE
and has crew of 473 officers and men.

Continued from First Page)
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Washington. April fS-Todays Statement;
OF the condition % the treasury shows:
Available cash balance @.oos 81; gold re-
se-ra ST-s 81 ~