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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-12
SPORTING NOTES.

Richmond. Ind. March u-Ninety-nias
horses a. the Cambridge City sale today
brought Sse1o. an average % $l22. Reward
J., PAGER. s:loi., owned by Reed & KEGS
ing. Elwood, IND, was sold 20 Alien Ryan,
Boston, for sl,350.
Cleveland, o, March 11.-In the six-day.
bicycle race tonish; all the outside riders
gained 4 lap on Schoch and Ashinge-, the
score Al the close was: Woods. 80 miles. .
laps; Schoch. $50 miles. l lap; Gimm. 80
miles, II laps: Clifford. 4ia miles, Il laps;
Ash:nger, rs miles. laps; Dench. 4g' miles
laps.
Baltimore, Nd. March u.-Aibert Mott
OF this city has accepted the cha.rmalsh.p
OF the racing board CT the LAW. vice
Gideon. Later tonight President Potter
announced the following additional appoint
msuts on the racing board: w. L. Do;y,
Denver. Colo: J. D. Waite. Cohoes y. y.
aid ]. f. Fsltz, Indianapolis
San Francisco, Cal. March 1.-THE hers.
show association has closed its ofics nd
through is president. Henry Croker. has
announced lha; Il would give no further
exhibits IN this city until the horsensa %
The stale showed their interest by coop
era:ins IN making shows success we
are rsaty az any tine 20 resume said Nr.
Croker. THAT the horse b-e=,ie-s show a
y illE sEsss 20 act in concert with U.s.
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MIGHTY rISK TO FIGURE on
-. Louis Company Secures = Rich Con-
rcssiop In Merteo-

s. Louis. No. March 1i.-An Import
ant contract. providing for the csznasI-
ing OF the TarnD0sl and Panugua rivers.
whica a5w into tie Ggk % Mexico a.
Tanpico. and for tas ssiabiisnreni - =
daily LIE - psckets on rhese rivers.
reaching the head of navigation On Tam
poal river. 10 miles above Tsmplco. Tas
signed here today. When ne g. L0us
capitalists who have sgos3 s1s coniraoG
comylete th-.r T0Tk. the richest sETtesl-
;ural. rnlns~ai. timber ard sock lads %
;ne northern portion q the state q Vera
Cruz VIII have been brought INTO i5tl-
mate commercial p. atoms with 81 LOgs
Tas conoesrio1 granted s3s participants
y ire enterprise = IN lsrzss; All r11sr
valuable yet CONCEDED BY ~ Msricaa
Eoyernms1:- L comprises i,Tl9.a9o scsss
q oofse ard sugar lard. and s. yai1~f
81 g. %. %. Il s]no gives IRE conpazI
exclusive Tazht 70 nsTigsse tae Flsss -
nina< y-a.us yesrs. tgsy free. Via IN
taxes On snx X TIE gso3er;y sog tEssty
YEAH
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S1lr.
Eggs-Steady: fresh. Ice.
Dressed poultry-Firm; turkeys. nG1ec;
chickens. 6l9d7l1c; ducks, 101l1c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-. March 11.-Wheat-Ac-
tive and steady early. closing dull. lower.
No. 2 hard. 7sc; No. 3. sad15c; No. 4. 6o;d67.
No red, 90; No g. SSds0: No. 4, 75us5; No.
spring, 73a35; No. 3. S5d7o.
Corn-Firm; fairly active; No. mixed,
i7Hl71zc
Oats-Steady; No. white. isaac.
Rye-Steady; No. ?, &c.
Hay-Firm, unchanged.
Enthusiastically steady. receipts light;
creamery. 16Gl7c: dairy. 10ni2c.
Egg@Steady; receipts liberal, SC.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Mo. March 11-Receipts-Flour
6,2s9; wheat 40, $50; corn ll5.s25: oats =. So:
shipments-Flour $40; wheat $3.50; corn
10. $50; oats Is, go.
Wheat-Lower: No. red cash. elevator.
PC bid; track. s2lkG94; May. S. bid.
Corn-F'irm; No. cash. 214c bid; May.
rs bid.
oats-ouiet: No. ? cash. I7I.c bid: May.
igs
Hay-ouiet. steady; prairie, aocd7.5o;
timothy. ss.no5l0.75.
Butter-Firm; creamery. Ifa1sIzc; dairy,
sails
Eggs-Lo1er. SC.
Pork-H.gher; standard mess Joking
Lard-Iigher: prime steam. 800; choice.
siG71z.
New York, March u-Flour-Receipts a.
20 barrels: exports Hes. Dull and heavy
with buyers 10 to 10 cents apart Minnesota
patents A-24d4 *.
Rye-Essier; No. western. 571s7izc.
Wheat-Recsipts =; exports 81. So. Spot
steady: No. 2. 2Szc; steamer mixed. &c.
Options stea6y. sc lower; March. 81: May
-.
Osss-Receipss u. 40 bushels; exports 81
SIS. Spot dull: No. ?. &c. Options inactive
and barely steady. &c net lower; May. ~.
Lard-Stssdy; western steamed, A259439
refined steady.
Pork-Quiet and steady.
Butter-Stez3y: western creamery, l3aie.
Elgins. g; "a Glory. 7ffl2
Eggs-Quiet; state and ePnnsyivs1ia. y
Gifc, western, l9a.0lc: southern, udUac-
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Eng. March iL-whsat-Spot
quiet: demand ooor. No. . red spring. g
ga; No. California sssizd. Futures op-
eEed STEADY and unchanged; Closed dull
and unchanged. business heaviest O. MD
Gle positions; March. tsz5-a: May. ss>-.t:
july, esslzd.
DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
Wsshingt d. G.. March 1.-The month
Il statement CT the principal articles Of DO
r1ek:fc exports fer the month OF February
= last ISSUED BY tie bureau OF s.atisGcsns
show that during February tire exports
were as follows: Brezds,ufIs Sl5.9s. sS7
decrease as compared with sJnuary OF a.
s0luCa: cottor 81. 81 IL decrease about 81.
-, 90: mineral OILS H.S5i.19. Increase 30
oE3; provisions. including cattle and hogs.
.-sEsslI. decrease about $50. 0t
For tie eizhr months the exports %
breadstE1s are sivsa az 5i1-Ssi-7o as con-
psre1 with ss4zs-zE. for the same pcr.od
las. year Cotton So. 50 7e1. a. compared
9Th sl4s - - fer The corresponding peTio1
last year. Mineral 0sis 81. 7sf.Sss. 4 c0u-
Eszrative gain o< about Sls.esG Provisions.
sncludiag cattle AM hogs. SSH "a. a CEN
Iara.ive loss Of about SO 90. TIE total
exports of these four articles during FeSTI
arr amounted 20 Slsi ~ q ret iozs as
compared ws.h January % about ~ lso.foe
F'or the eight months the gals were about
g 81 ds15
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NEW SORT OF ADVERTISING
Marriage on the Stage, Instead of Divorce
on IL. is the scheme.

Camden, y. j., March 1.-THE audi
ence at theater last night We're the
witnesses TO an unusual scene between
the third and fourth acts of the play.
They saw the marriage ceremony pre-
formed which made Edward \. Morris
ot Boston. tie stage director. and Miss
Marie L. Bruner OF indianapolis. a menu
Der OF the COMPANY. man and wife.
When the curtain rose. a perlor scene
was Sc; On the stage. The bride and
groom, with Miss Lot:ie Church, brides
maid. and j. Harvey Cook. groOmsman.
appeared at the wings and walked 20
the footlights while the orchestra played
welding march. Other members OF
TIE company IN stage costumes took po-
sitions, and Justice Phillip Schmidt PEI
formed the ceremony. When he pro-
n0urced the concluding words OF the
CEREMONY the audience arose. The wO-
men waved their handkerchiefs while
their escorts applauded The members
OF the company congratulated the newly
msrried couple, the women showering
kisses on the bride.
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LIES IN GREENWOOD CEMETERY
FuperaI Services for Mrs Henry Ward
Beecher Held In Plymouth Church.

New YORK. March 1.-THE funeral
services OF Mrs. Henry Wafi Beecher
were held at Plymouth church. Brook
.yn, this afternoon. They were conduct
ed 6y the Rev. d.. LYNN Abb Il. who
was assisted ty sers-1l oths- clergyman
OF Brooklyn. Toe ohur.b was dac3raifG
with pans 5ni poi;ed plants ard cut
flowers Non. OF the relatives wore
mourning. GU. q respect for The sI-
pressed wishes OF the dad woman. -:
the conclusion O: the funeral services
the body was our.eI beside that 81 Mr..
Beecher IN Green 4 cemetery.
only the relatives and a few old
friends went 10 the cemetery. The des-
cons Of the church acted as psllbesrers.
Mrs. Bescher's body was inclosed in a
lack broa1clo;h covered coffin with ok
died silver trimmings and bearing an
oxi1ized silver plate. Fully 600 people
viewed the body while Il lay IN state in
TIE church When the doors of the
church were opened several thousand
were congrezatsd in front % The edifice.
Fifteen minutes after he doors wer.
opened every seat in the galleries and
On the main floor was occupied and al
the aisies were llled.
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SHIPPING INSURANCE LOSS
or che First Two Months of the Year ths
Largest In Twenty Years.

New York. March 1l.-An Official os
one Of the lare insurance companies OF
this country which makes a speciality ot
assuming maritime risks has received
circular from London. stating that from
January / up TO February "a OF this
yea- the various English companies have
losJ 2O00, eco pounds sterling in ship
wreck. The loss exceeds any estimate
for the same period within twenty years
The estimate for the two months. &C
cording 20 the circular. IS a low one and
i. is thought that fully 100000 viii havs
10 be ADDED 20 the amount TO make Tho
figures correct. thus making in all the
enormous loss OF nearly 100000 pounds
Cor IN eiirs: fifiy-nine days OF the year.
Careful examination OF the various
losses shcw that fully 80 per cent = at
tributed t. what are officially known as
en-. Ssluc vessels"
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wIsCoNsIN's KEEL LAID
Arrangements Made for Trial Trips OF Two
New Gunboats.

San Francisco, Cal, March 1.-THE
keel was laid today at the Union Iron
works for the battleship Wisconsin. the
contract for which was let by the gov
eminent six months ago. The Wisconsin
is to be OF the same class as the Oregon,
which was built in this city. though lar
ger and more heavily armored. She will
be one of three wsrships OF the same
size. the other two being the Alabama
and the Virginia. which Will he con-
structed in eastern ship yards. The con-
tract price OF the Wisconsin is about
IS, 900, 900
Washington, March 1i-At the re-
quest of the Newport News Ship COM
pany the single crew gunboats Whining
ton and Helena viii be given their trial
trips March 81 and %. respectively. over
a course in Long Island sound. The
contracts call for speed Of thirteen
knots for each OF these gunbOats, 70 be
maintained for four hours. The Nash
vile, OF which a speed OF fourteen knots
is required. win not be given her trial
trip until later.
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ding. where Re WI meet the eastern deli
egateS and escort them 10 this city. As
the opening session OF the convention.
addresses viii De delivered by Mayor
Phelan. Superintendent OF Railway Mall
Service Films. and by President Waring
OF the convention In the evening
promenade concert viii BE- given after
the business session and on the following
day the delegates viii be guests on a
trip around the bay on the steamer Uin-
tab. On Friday an excursion 10 Santa
Cruz and the big trees win be made ard
GA Saturday evening a reception VIII os
given a; the Baldwin hotel. Business
sessions will be sandwitehed in between
the iu1ketir- trips
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NOTED nINNE>oTAS DEAD
". W. Brzden. Ez-stsso Auditor, Passes
Away at To. Angeles. Cal.

81. Paul. MINI. March 1l-E1-State
AGIitor W. ". Brade1 of this state. one
OF the best known Republicans % the
northwest. did this morning early a.;
Los Angeles. Cal. where he vent over
three years ago % recover his health.
his Death vas no. unexpected. Nr
B-adsn MS been brought into consider
able prominence recently b. the inVes-
;!gation % ne states cain % title In
The famous Mountain iron n3ine. suca
title having been reiiaquished while NJ.
Braaen vas state auditor. the land d.
psrtment being under shat oficizi Iron
vas discovered some ;i7se after re STATE
auditor relinquisasd tse sis-s's claim %
the land and the recel; legislative invcs-
t.RzfIon has koughf - rove tazt he
iron deposits were known % e-ist
earlier.
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CORN FOR INprs-s SUFFERERS
To be Carried by the Railroads and the
Gcyerumeut Free.

Chicago. March 1.-THE movement to
secure corn for India relief. heretofors
in charge OF Dr. r. @. Hobbs. Jackson
willie. and Or. j. p. Boushingham. ep-
pointed 10 repressn: the Chicago minis
ters association. was today consolidated
with the Chicago commission appoint
q. in connection with the board OF trade
Honorabls C. {. Bonrey is president. and
7. .. Keith OF the Metropolitan National
bank is the treasurer OF this commission
Al these forces Will cO-ouperaie with
the mayor. and others. OF SAN Francisco
Ia loading the snip furnished by secre-
tsry II the navy. under direction OF eon-
gress. % carry grain free 70 India. The
corn viii. also be carried free 20 The Pa
ciic BY the railroads. DR.. Hobbs viii
give directions FOR free billing over ths
railroads and other Information concern
ing the movement
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO

Chicago. lis. March iI-Caitls-Ths de-
naRd FOR cattle Was only fairy good and
there vas 10 particular change II ruling
prices Sales were largely at $i5,2 81
with good many cattle selling 81 g .ns7
a. Cao-ce 10 20 So 70 feeding steers s0is
close 20 Sia1, and choiee I.sp 20 l.ece %
fee5ers xere taken az HIsl4E- Bgtche-s
and Gamers STUFF sold more actively han
chcicer cattle. and a. firm p:tc=S COWS
AMI heife-s gong az SzS5G1-5 while Encx.
OF re T2uLs found purchasers al SE1
* Cao!ce calves sold around Ss1
HcSs-In aoEs prices were in a number
g instances -.-c OF more e-SeSS CAY z
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TIE WEATHER.

Wichita, Kan. March II, 81
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair: colder Friday, warmer Saturday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
h.ghes, temperature was IS degrees. the
lowest IS degrees and the mean % degrees.
with a dense fog until 40 a. m. followed
by clearing weather with brisk north
wind and rising barometer and falling tenn
perature.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has beer IS degrees.
For the past eight years the average tenn
perstu refor the month OF March has been
10 degrees and for the uth day 30 degrees.
FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington, March 1i.-Foliowins IS the
forecast ill ?. n. Friday:
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Clearing and generally fair weather; cold
er: north winds.
For Kansas-Fair and colder; north TO
east winds.
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DRY GOODS Markets.

New York March 1.-THE reflection OF
the rarket shows considerable business
doing. but il is very largely confined 70
worsted dress goods. printed dress fabrics,
and fancy worsted dress goods, ribbons.
fancy silks. wooden goods and fancy cot
tens for cutters. Staples II moderate de-
mani and colored cottons regular Print
ing CLOTHS quiet bur steady az Sic.
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MUNYON'S

Improved homeopathic Home Remedy
Company put Up 2 separate cure fo- each
disease AZ al druggist. mostly = cents
Guide 10 health free.
Personal letters 10 Prof. Munycu. ,Sas
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. answered
with free medical advice Tor any disease
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roIon.g p,,to. stlIi liza

Hsd5onaeId. -. J.. Marca 1--T5s az
nouncsnel; teieg-s5AAe from Pailsds.-
Dhlz Iss- night ths; Colo-el Jssse Psy-
ton. The father CO eeH;ernisiz. vas
dead at Rs bone 81 his place. wss PEE
alz;s-e- C5ioael Peytoa - hing a.;
deaths SSo-. bat BE = ST. alive.
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ExADY ZOE IuEIk GUESTS
Local Postal Ten at S4a fr.nelses WIZ
sisos Ihrn . God linz.

Saa Francisco. Ca. March Ii.-Locsi
postal snD3oyes are psrfsc;lax ;nelr
plans f3s 80 fEensy-sscsnd azEaal c1n-
vea:Eoz % ne pozis. esesks. Eao al
meet here a.xt T1esszy. P@isl Inso~e-
tor Irwin x.G leave ssusEros g: Ri
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WOOL AND COTTON MARKETS.

New York. March 1.-vool-F'irm. isG
&C.
New Orleans. La. March u-Co.ton-
Quiet. easy; middl;ng. &C: low. midd.ing. 8
g sc; sooi ordinary. 6S-lSc.
New York, March lL-Cotto1-Quiet.
n.ddling. TIC. Futures closed quiet: sales
s. SO bales January. $50: March. $Ss2.
April. 1896. May 500; June. S.oi: uJiy
SOS; August. see: September. s6.se; Oc;o-
Der. $50; November. sS.se; December, si5S.
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the day Later. however, the improve
nent was lost and the offerings were large
~ taken at yesterdays range or prices
Sales were largely at sS.sou5-so. common
heavy packing 70 prime Eight singing lots
selling at an extreme range Of SbcS-so.
Butchers weights of 20 lbs sold UP 10 $40
Sheep-Prices for sheep ruled stronger
under the influence OF fairly active de-
mand. Sales were at a range OF s2IS1S-s0
for inferior 10 fair fiocks, up 10 SS5qi-N
for westerns. not much being done below
SEA. Shorn westerns brought S-0GS.1S.
and shorn lambs sold for $3-es1i-5e. Wooled
lambs were in good demand a. ESQ 4Se
for common to prime fiocks. choice Colo
radios selling around isis. Some shorn year
EnSs brought $40.
Receipts-Cattie. 500; hogs. 800; sheep
1a.coo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. March 1i--Cattie-Re-
ceipts 500; shipments $50; market strong.
S.35; native steers. S.ooeI5-eo; native cows
and heifers. slsc63.7o; stockers and feed
ers, sS.eofi4.io; bulls. s2.lo13-so-
Hogs-Recs:pts 500: shipments 1000; mar
ket opened strong % sc higher, closing
easy. Bulk of sales. 81, 7Oqs.so; heav.es,
s373iaGS. s2i3; packers. s3.eod3.s5: mixed.
S.eel2aS, 40; lights. s3s5G3.75; workers, $3.50
d375: pigs, s.. 416S.50.
Sheep-Receipts iccO: shipments 1900: mar
ket steady. Lambs, S5-6564.sS; muttons.
Representative sales: Texas steers. 3
head, average I125 lbs. $40; Texas cows.
ri head. average sos lrs, SIS; native steers.
So head, average 1915 lbs, $50: native cows
and heifers, % head. average 1i5e lbs. $50;
stockers and feeders, 30 head, average $50
lbs. $40; bulls. heard. average 1esO lbs,
$780,
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, No. March 11-Cat:le-Receipts
1907; market strong on Texans. steady Tor
natives. Fancy export steers, s5.00et5-25; IA
tive shipping steers. 81 ood5.O0; steers under
1860 los, s2.5d4.l0; stockers and feeders.
So SGs4.90; cows and heifers, g $4,000: Tex
as steers. S2..5G4Io; cows and heifers, 500
QS.g0.
Shee2-Receipts 500: market steady. Ma
tive muttons. sS.50fi.25: lambs. 81 25G5-5o:
Texas sheep, s2.s5QS.90; spring lambs, 500
Q10oe.
NEW YORK.
New York. March 11-Beeves-Recelpts
$50: no trading. Gables quote American
steers at IoizG1Itzc; sheep. 1eG11izc: refrig-
orator beef, sssGsiac. Exports CAB beeves;
Gas sheep.
Calves-Receipts 50; steady. all sold: veal
&.W6475.
Hogs-Recefpts S,274; steady at $500 20.
Sheep-Rece:pts 1857: sales 100; firm.
sheep Si.O9a4.75: lambs. S5.0GQ5.S.
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March. sssolSs5: May. ss-E59s.so. Spot
coffes-Rio weak: No. RIO, si.c: joboins.
Sac Nild-Weak: Cordova. 159l6i.c: sales
~ bags Ma-cas DO. eec
Sucar-Raw steady: fair refining. 1915:
centrifugal. : l1-lsa5S.c: refined firm. pow
dsred, 4ssc; crushed. &c: graduated. iSc-
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CATTLE.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Shippers.

II. S. Roger. Mt. Hope. hogs.
Harvey Grace. Cheney, 3 car hogs.
Payne & LOOMS. Garden Plain, hogs.
L. E Baird, Anness, hogs.
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COFFEE AND sUGAE MARKETS

New YORK March II--Eore<-OptIo-s crs-
ea4d steady. ) points i3ECr ua5er Giss9-
cSirEf1< cables from Europe. baf iztsr i'd
va-fcf 20 last nlEzss agur-s On more IA
= cradle cor<1cu cz55es. Ar good Ezropexa
buying and closed stsaey. unchanged %
2o1a.s eecss-e. sales -5s51s ssSs. tzcls5.ns.
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a strong favorite. odds running about
stands ready to lose quite a sum if Cor
bet. goes down, and it is said he viii
back him still more before the day of
the fight. None OF the heavy betting
men have arrived and betting viii not
be heavy for some days.
The town is filling up rapidly. The
first special train reached here this morn
ing from me east Il consisted Of five
coaches, all full. One or more specials
are expected every day from now until
the morning Of the 18th.
The report sent out from this place
last night 10 the effect that Corbett And
Fitzsimmons had met while out walk
ing and had wordy quarrel is a delib-
crate falsehood. They passed the penn
tertiary southwest of the town within
fifteen minutes of each other, but they
did not meet. Corbett did not see Fitz-
simmons nor did Fitzsimmons see Cor
bet-
JOHN L. LOVES TO JOKE.
Chicago. March 1l.-John L. Sullivan,
the ex-champion, who is TO report the
rhctt-Fitzsimmons contest for New
York paper. viii arrive in Chicago on
Saturday morning and Will leave al $50
o'clock in the evening on the Davies
special over the Rock Island route for
the battle-ground. Sullivan has chal-
lenged the winner and will be accompa-
MED by party OF Boston sporting men,
including George Gay, Frank Stevenson,
Frank Dunn and Larry Killian. Among
the prominent New Workers who will &C
company John L.are Tom O'Rourke. Joe
Nendig, Jim Wakely, Len. B. Sloss,
Frank Keeney, John Eckhardt and War
rem Lewis.
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STRIKES IN Nvw yoEk CIT
gsfia.rs Agree To I~rrss. While ,hs Taiiors
are Ready VIA Dsarzod>

Neg York. March lite Interna-
Eoaai HscaiuissE uaion aai ne Eieva;-
or Cgas-rSIcr0rs' Bai7a. Eo0@s difs~ssacss
have been Threatening ne stz1klng q
1868 building EoFkrosn. ace saisssao-
toriy a--aoKe-f fD5sT. J. rssaaias 20 80
employers 60 sa-<y re agreement
William Coass. business ss~a< q TIE
B-0sas-aood q Tai4c-s. Esys tazi Eco
coat sasJors WI sDcn make csFss4ns ~
. xaer wages Abo~.s $50 % ~ tsl.7ss
- fss have f,sea orrsz1zsd Mere s4eFa-
"a. t2e sa.,ers' strike l@a1er. aid .hst
~ na&nufsr.srefs Eosi. ssossah.y zrsat
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..COLD

Munyon's Cold Cure cures colds In the
head. colds on THE lungs. old colds. new
colds. and obstinate colds and all forms o.
zip. Stops sneex.ng. discharges from tho
nose ard eyes prevents catar-h. cipht1e-
"a. pneumonia and ali throat sad lung
troubles. These pleasant little pellets ara
absolutely harmless. have saved thousands
OF lives and prevented much sickness
Price. &c
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q ;ss -. O. T L. s--sy~l - E'Aa-zrs saas
zftErlca 81 hrr way - a. Esanrises.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Grain AMI Produce markets fur
rished by r. l.. Bostic, Commission Mer-
chant, rooms 10 and y over Kansas Ma
tional bank. Phone 167.
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NEW YORK.
WICHITA Markets

Wichita. Kan, March II, 1897.
HOGS.
Hors-56l0c higher
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SALER Has his SA1 l.
Referee Siler was not In the best OF
humor today over objections to his con-
struction OF the Marquis of Queensbury
rules that had come firm the Fitzsim-
mans camp.
When 1 was in Chicago," Sfer said.
"Fftzsimn1ons told me that ne had no
objection to the construction OF the rules
that have made and, that being the
case. I cannot see how he can very well
object TO them al the present time. How
ever. did not rule as did for the pur
pose o. considering what Fitzs:mmons
would like or what Corhett would Ike or
what anybody else would like. / ruled
exactly as l thought was right and l VIII
stick to my rCling. AT the same time,
wish Il understood that / am aot IN the
The Butler weekly times., 1897-11-18
Reveals a Big Conspiracy.

Washington, D. c., Nov. Ill.
W. Zeveley of the Interior depart
ment, who was selected by Secretary
Bliss to make an investigation OF the
reported issue OF fraudulent war
rants by the government to the
Greek Iodian Nation, has returned
to Washington, after spending about
q mouth in the Indian territory max.
ing the inquiry. The investigation
made by Mr. Zsveley established the
fact that Isparhecher, the principal
chief. has no knowledge whatever of
the English language and that all
the warrants purporting to have
been Issued and signed by him were,
in fact, issued and signed by an
under secretary in his Office The
investigation also developed the fact
that number of persons had com
bined together to defrsud the Greek
government out Of large sum Of
money.