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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
LATE NEWS BY WIRE,

Washington. u C.. Jan. E5-The Nachla,
has arrived al Bangkok. whittier she was
sent at the request OF Mr.. Barratt. United
States minister % Siam. as the result OF an
assault by the Sianese upon United States
Vice-Consul Kellett.
Marion. In. Jan. 25.-The Upland Bank.
or Upland. ten miles east o. here. has been
closed. The propr.etors, James. Jesse auJ
Solomon johnson. brothers, state that al
claims will be paid IN fun, but admit that
they have lost $4,000 since they opened the
bank, i've years ago.
Chicago. III, Jan 25.-A bill was fled Sat
urday IN the circuit court OF Cook county
by Hon. William ]. Bryan and his publish
ers. the W. 3. Conkcy company. through
their attorneys. for the purpose OF enjoln-
Ing certain publishers IN Chicago and the
northwest from p.rating his forthcoming
book, known as The First Battle"
Washington. y. C., Jan. 25.-The Spanish
minister and Senior Depuy DeI.om, gave
an elaborate dinner Saturday night 20 csle-
brate the birthday anniversary OF the king
% Spain. The guests Included the British
ambassador and Lady Pauncefote. The Ger
nan Ambassador and Baroness Won Thiel-
mann, the tustria-Hungarisn minister ard
Baroness Won Eengeimueller. General and
&rs. Niles. Representative and Mrs. Ora
per. ex-M!nisieT and Mrs. j. A.. ~. Curry.
Wsshr.1rtol, d. C.. Jan. 25-Generai
Fijzhugh Lees son has besn given another
chance 20 wear cpaule:s. owing 10 the good
Offices OF Representative Sucker OF Vir.
ginia Who 6as re-appoiuteI him as "a
dst a. Vest Point. with the consent % the
academic hoard This was the only prac.i-
cable manner OF continuing him IN tbs
army. Representative DeArn1Ont % Ms
souri, has performed Ike once FOR LznlaI
Bond. another csCet who was n a pred ca
Tuent Ike young Le-. owing % Gcf ctenc. -
in studies. Tho. n Bond res Er q with the
knowledge or his failure. Both boys VII
join re fourth class n June next. and start
afresh n their csreers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
Days LIST OF NOTED DEAD.

C-si-s~o. IL. Jan Z.--Co.ons, Robert -
Litter. formerly secretary of frs FrNS1es
ezcazz=e. - dead Re ha1 besn 81 Or =
year 1sta a compilation OF l7ye- and sfs-a-
ach d.sszaez- Csi1zel Litter had soas Ger
sissrsbie as1spspsr work brig wei kro-a
inr0uxa Iowa a. ~ths 0ns-arnls-i ss.tcT.'
having iort RE ara =; sAiloA. lie was o.s
q th4 s-sz.nzl members % IN claeiaasi
Gre department. Saea e vas arst orEzz-E-
- and Equipped Win nssam eainEss-
Ser York. 5az- Z.-Josn G. Ec.d. vhs
fcr ne past four Or Eve years hss 1c~a IA
cszrzs C. 20 Republican, stats h~aeq2sf-
i@Fs a. tss F3f1h AEerss so.si. id ~ ia
reztsszcs here today. lie lad b-sn ag3nz
fSF seFsTzi DAYS fzors hesr. tr1asts- Ns.
Red VS. sau kzozs az 4 nSsxsa1<r rraz
All a. &C tine - Ess connected w1th -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
AnYrtr.nra,u.rr I,sht.

VITA. IL believed % hare been an
aurora OF such extraordinary hi llssncy
g. 20 obscure tie s1Elient = taus de-
scriSed IL an Old number ~ tsae GEE
d-r.n's haxaziHe: On tie q dAy o.
ssuHA<y. 1875, an unusual Egtt. fsi
above The b-iztt->. dzy. struck Al 30
holders With snazeraeo. TIE Inc vSss
for o'clock in the s<ts-3soD. acS II
sooo fss.t away. - s-~ss. however
fscn -<E- 20 vest, st-ezras app@srec
Ike rivers OF bright Ere. A genera
feeling % alarm was caus-3 by these
bu, thy gradually fsced s@eY 20 he
rorth. their t-szPpe~-sace s>4ng a.
sonpz--isd by sho,c1cS which we're se.:
81 al. but which di1 10 particular
dznaye.-st- LOUIS Eevnoi.c-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
SOUTHERN CALLERS AT CANTON
Claims of "a. Clay Evans and the Coiored
Race Are Presented.

Canton. O.. Jan. 25.-Msjor Mckinley
had some little time 10 himself today.
the visitors not being as numerous nor
asking for "a extended conferences az
usual During the intervals between
calls Major Mckinley chatted with news
paper men and members OF the house.
hold. and divided his time with thSss
and Mrs Mckinley. who LETT Tor Chiea-
go az 9.27 o'clock tonight
Much has been said and written con-
corning Mrs. Mckinlsy's inaugural gown
and some OF Sundays metropolitan pa
pers contained an alleged full description
OF the dress. together with Illustrations
Of Major and Mrs. Mckinley 5 they are
expected 20 appear al that event. IT,
quiry a. to their truthfulness was made
by the Associated Press. The positive
information was given that not one
thread OF the gown had yet been select-
ed
Among the early visitors this morning
were three Tennessee legislators. who
cam. 10 present the name OF ia. Gay
Exams OF their state for the cabinet.
They we're received with the usual cor
dla.itv by the presldent-elect and con-
ference followed They say they were
assured that careful consideration Wound
be given their request.
Hon. John r. Lynch. the colored *
congressman Of NacheZ. Miss. accomp4-
MED by Mr. G. r. Bowies of the same
place. were callers during the morning
IL Is understood that a great deal was
said concerning colored men Tor post
masters and th> recognition OF cotoreo
men foi other Offices.
Hon. ]. " Wilson. Jr.. OF Kentucky
vas also caller.
Charles K8hler Of Columbus. VINO on
ciatei as Major Mckinleys bsrocf az tha
$40 cauitol. paid the president1e.ect a
freely call today
Professor ]. G. 'Trantennone Of Florencs
Ifafv. Who has been IN Italy for several
vcars and who Is an sttache OF the lial-
ian legation a. Washington. iett tnis
nnCrnig.. for Marquette Mich lie pAid
mis- respects 70 Major Mckinley on Sat"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
GIVE A SUCCESSFUL CONCERT
Students at Maize seminary Entertain at a
Musicale.


Students at Maize seminary Entertain at a
Musicale.
The students at the Western Seminary
at Maize gave a very successful must
cale last Saturday evening" The pro-
gram contains the names of some OF
the best musicians in that school and
all the members lshowed the careful
preparation they must have received.
The college chapel in which the pro-
gram was given was well filed.
FolioVng is the program:
organ Solo. Mss Carrie Andrews
Cborus-~The Winding River"
Ouet- sunrise OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Misses Pearl Kessier and Almeda
Cook
Piano Solo--"Moonlight on the HUDSON"
Walter G. Herrick
Irio-'Rich Gifts Fair Spring"
Birdie Atwell, Chrissie and Mary
Rhodes
Duet...................M Mandolin and Guitar
Orville G. Frantz .Milburn Osborne.
Ladies Chorus. The Crystal Spring"
Solo. Mrs. J. f. Kinsey
Mrs. N. Oldfather and Miss Nellie
v Davidson.
song. Jubilee Singers
PART II.
rnorus: :.;.-..--........."S Strike the Cymbal'
Nloiin SOLO --..-......-..-..H Harry y. kinsey
Trio. 800. Father Lead Me by Thy Hand
Mrs. j. F. kinsey, Miss Nellie Y.
Davidson and Orville G. Frantz.
Piano Solo, Return of Spring
Mrs. \. Oldfather.
Solo. Miss Nellie Y. Davidson
Birdie Atwell, Chrissie Rhodes, Roy
Rhodes, Lewis Andrews.
Duet. Mandolin and Guitar
Orville FrantZ, Milburn Osborne.
Male Quartet.
Orville G. F'rantZ. Harry ". Kinsey,
Walter G. Herrick, j. z. Kinsey.
AoA4o A|ocl...
Mrs. y. Oldfather and Nellie V.
Davidson.
Song, Inhilee Sin gers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
MARK HAS VISITORS
AMONG WHOM rs NATIONAL CON.
NITTEENAN PAYNE

who Refers Pointed Questions to Hanna.
Who Answers Juss So Mach Thereof
As He Pieascs-Hanna's Ambition L. 20
Harmonizs the Party In Ohio and
Throughout the Nation, In the interest,"
of smooth Sailing for the Mckinley
Administration The Gage and Wood.
ford EoomS
Cleveland. O.. Jan. 2S-The intensely
cold weather had no appreciabls effect IN
diminishing the number OF callers az Mr.
Hann2's Office today. Among the more
prominent was National Committeeman
Payne To an Associated Press reporter
Mr.. Payne declared that he came 10 con-
fer with MIR. Hanna on matters connect
&c with the national committee. and Be-
yond This his coming had no political sig.
nifcance. When asked II he though; iha,
Wisconsin would have a representative
in The cabinet. Mr.. Payne very neatly
parted the question by referring tina
matter 10 Mr.. Hanna, and the chairman.
in Ike manner. said tia; he did not be-
Iieve that any member ot the COMMITTEES
would be included in the offcal house
hold OF the incoming administration.
Mr.. Hanna said that ne had greatly
enjoyed the legislative reunion at Co..
uf.bus which he attended Friday even
ing He declined 10 express sn opinion
as 10 whether an extra session OF tho
state legislature would be called 10 elect
a senator or ID discuss his own candi-
dacy.
MY one ambition said Mr.. Hanna.
lis 10 harmonize the party as far as pos
sibla. not only in Ohio. but throughout
the country. so the incoming adninistrA-
ton will find no obstruction n the niau-
guration or a policy which VII oTins
prosperity TO the country.
II Vas stated today that the report CIV
en- circulation TO the effect that Lyman
J. Gage OF Chicago had been rendered
the treasury portfolio was without foun-
dation. II was also said that the report
ed tender OF the navy portfolio TO Gen.
eral Stewart l.. WoOdford was also err
roneous This infoTSation came from a
gentleman who stands close 20 Major
Mckinley, whose name cannot be stateds
for various reasons
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Mo-. Jan. 25.-whezt-Slow.
about steady. No. > hard. sc; No. red.
Saa.9lc; No. ; spring. 0d7Sc.
Corn-Nery slow. No. mixed, noninally
17iztlI13&c.
Oa,s-Slow but steady. No. white, nom
inSliy 17'zG2lc.
Rye-No. aor-nally 2D9S1c-
tHay-Weak. Choice ti-1otby, SSttSS Z.
choice prairie. S5GfrS.5o.
BuJter-Stesdy- Creamery, I7izdlsl-c;
dairy, i0diSc.
Esgs-lzc higher on good. Ike.
ST LOUIS
81. Louis. Mo. Ian. ipts-F-lour.
400; wheat 1t.Ga; corn. 24.cro; oats. s3ooo
Shipmenjs-Flour, zoe; wheat. Is, 0oe. corn.
s-..sa: oats. 6.Oa
Mhea;-No. red cash elevator Sc bid:
track sass; Nay. So bid.
C0rn-Lower. Nc. cash. 1919 asked:
May pa F9tS,c.
oats-null. No. cash. isl-c bid; May, IS,
asked.
Hsy-Su.et AMI unchanged
Butter-Stesiy and unchanged.
EggS-Eisher. &c
SsrS-SLlESsrS ma. IAkAi1- e 1lS =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
WOOL AND COTTON Markets.

London, Eng. Jan. 25-Thsre was tgu
attendance AZ the wool auction sales today.
An excellent catalogue was offered. con-
sistiug OF I0i0e bales, and OF this number
go were Withdrawn Competition was
strong. wit. American representatives very
active they taking 1850 bales OF dong 400!
me-inos. strong hair crossbreds and Queens
land first corlb;ng. the las;sr az fen rates.
The home trade and France were also sc-
tive buyers. but the German buyers were
rather quiet
New York. Jan. 5-Cottoa-Essy. nidsl-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Jan. 25.-Coffee-Options very
steady at unchanged prices to a decline Of
points, ruled generally weak. cables be-
ing unsatisfactory and light European or
ders met by local selling IN face OF heavy
warehouse deliveries and a crop estimate
placing next Santos yield az 350o.o00 bags;
closed barely steady al 5Gi0 points net de-
cline; sales $40 bags. including March.
- IS. Spot coTee-Rio dull; No. Z invoice.
s7.c: joobing 1essc. Mnd-Quiet; Cordova,
I5izT17- Sales 900 bags Maracsi5o. 60.
Sugar-Rew steady: sales 1000 bags San
Domingo centrifugal s test, 5-Isc. Re
a Ill
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Lcad5r. Eng. Jaa E--Ths nevsDaoe-z
give prominence &C he proposed te-zss -
tee segs,1.ert q fh~ Czt5oilc sch33i dis
puls II Manitoba All tie probsble Ectlon
of the oope. who = ssi3 % D considering
ccmprcmls@ clauses q TIE question a.
Douald Smitz. TIE Czna5Lzz aigh comziis-
Sigzs- informs tEs Assoclzlc1 Press that
TIE agreement PUBLISHED toE4y does uot -
Seai angling bit what IA z.-e2Sy kaor7
ard Yaa-sae1 :. Cz-z5A
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BUCKLEN's ARNrcA sALYE

The Best Saiye IN the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Users. Salt Bheum. Fs-
ve- Sores. letter. Chspp@t Hands. CaiI-
blains. CO-us. and all Skin Eruptlons.
ard positively cures Piles. or 10 pay re-
quired. Il Is guaranteed 70 give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded Price
, cents per box For sale a. Geo. Van
Werden's Pharmacy. - NoTth Main
street. and g. GehrinE's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
AVENUES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
DRY GOODS Markets

New York. Jan. quite n number OF
large house arr n TIE Eosrket. FOR stsp,s
goods principally. but THE day vas passed
II looking fer sezscuzble specszi;ses. such
as dress goods. printed fabrics. also pain
and fancy colore! gods. Printing rsohf.
quiet md frm q -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

". CsbSe--HLe-e' Mrs- Gzbber7
servazt-SousbodT Tod her "a in
7'Tt1zt secret tbs morning. aaa she
has beer oct A. cay. golrg tsozs kozae
% house vlsi;inS r.. frsea6s.-Ssarc
XSz<alS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26
Lard-Lower. Prime steam, SIS; choice.
&c .e2l2.
NEW YORK

New York. Jan. 25-Flour-Receipts, IS
rs barrels; exports, II ,s55 barrels Dull and
easier in sympathy with wheat
Wheat-Rece.pts, 12.9 $50 bushels: exports.
s7,s04 bushels. Spot dull and weak; No.
hard, $50. Options off Ss45sc; No. : red
January. ss1.c; May. S5S.c-
Corn-Receipts. 3, 3S5 bushels: exports, q.
ooa. Spot dull; No . Sic. Options &c net
lower; January, 2Slac; May, 29isc-
Osts-Rece:pts. 97.20a bushels; exports. J.
20 bushels. Spot fiat: No. ,. PC Options
1tc net lower; January, De; May, Elsc.
Lard-Steady: western steam Si-2.l2 ask
ed: refined lower.
Butier-Rece!pts. 1885 packages; steady.
Western creamery, 12G2oc; E.gins, &c; fac
tory, 7G14c.
Egg+Receipts, s.973 packages: steady
State and Pennsylvania, 15l4c; western, 124
15Isc.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Eng, Jan. 25.-Wheat-Spot
firm; demand poor; No. , red winter, moth
ing quoted; 40. red spring. 6slOd, No. l
nard MaAktopa. nothing quoted; No Cal
fornia. 7sld. Futures opened dull with near
ard distant positions I'd higher closed quie,
win near and distant positions I'D lower:
business about equally distributed; Janu-
airy. Gsitsd; February, os7S4d; March, 6sSled |,
Nav 6Ss3.d
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WICHITA Make rs

= Wichita, Kan, Jan. Is, 1897.
HOGS.
Hogs-5610 higher.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No. Dock Av. Price. No. Dock Av. Price
% so 300 s. III u see. 1S6 50 I5l5
CATTLE.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago grain markets, furnished by ?
l.. Bosric, commission merchant. rooms 10
and y over Kansas National bank Teie-
phone No 167.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

machine OF the kind TO be exhibited in
Joplin. Three pictures were shown. The
hrst was negro woman ba thing her
picaninny in tub of soap Suds. Every
movement of the performers was shown
and it was as near lifelike as il the wo-
man and kid Were on the stage in the
full light. The second picture was the
fight of the limited express, showing
train running al the rate OF SHY miles
an hour, being very realistic andsrue TO
life. The last picture showed the cele-
hrated kissing scene between John c.
Rice ana May Irwin, stars of 1.-THE Wild
oW Jones" company. The oscillations
were 50 realistic that the boys smacked
their lips in congratuiating Rice's meth
Cd Of kissing. The pictures made a pro-
nounced hit and Will tend 10 draw crowd
ed houses all this week
At the two entertainments next Friday
9nd Saturday the management states
that no. only these pictures but all the
scenes shown here last week will 5e eX-
h'bited al each peliolIna ICE, which Will
certainly make an rIlstructise AMI pleas
ing entertainment that none should miss.
WIZARD OF THE NILE.
Harry 3. Smith has been the author of
more than fifty librettos of American
operas. al of which have been more or
less successful OF these the public has
singled out two as the best OF ali, robin
Hood" the brilliant gem Of the Boston
ians' repertoire, and The Wizard OF the
NILE" given by the Frank Daniels COM
pany. Victor Herbert, the comp ser oe
THE Wizard" music, has jus. finished IN
collaboration with Mr.. Smith a new op-
era for the Bostonians called THE Sere-
made" The same collaborators are next
month to submit the score IF another
new opera to Messrs. La Shel.e & Clark
for the Frank Daniels Opera company.
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,attle-Steady to strong.
Shippers.
d. c. IMBoDEN. Manager.
GALVESTON EXPORT COMMISSION CO.,
Grain Exporters.
TIE WEATHER.
Pill Strand, GALVESTON.

Branch purchasing Office, 307 Sedl
wick block. Wichita. Kan.
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The progressive ladies OF Wsstfs,5.
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Westfis,i News. bearing date % April 3.
1855 The paper IS filed viii mater o
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loving from a correspondent which thA
editors printed. realizing that Z treats
upon q mater OF vital importance .
their SIX The best remedy <o- Group.
colds ar1 bUoncAi-ls thai / have ben
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edy. For family use r has 10 equal !
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s. Petersburg. P1s. jan 2a-The Grand
Duchess Nenia. sister OF the car. and wife
OF the Grand Duke Alexander Michssis-
witch. has given birth 10 a soa- SIZE was
married Aug. 5. 1884
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EFEErOzE kzs far tuTr !. - "A gruSs
- - sseas5s..-ss.sE.g CS--ssx
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London, Eng, Jan. 25.-The Mark Lane
Express today in its crop review estimates
The shortage OF the Indian wheat crop at
upwards OF million kuarters and says:
The increased pressue of American -four in
the British market is causing sbme ankle
" TO the millers, who fiattered themselves
at this time in 1895 that American Compel
ton had been collared
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-26

Artisles Open. High. Low Clio.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Light BUSINESS DONE ON THE GEL
OAGo BOARD OF TRADE.

Liverpool Cables Advance But the Biz
gard Is the Chief Source of strength
Very Light Receipts, But at the Same
Time There Is Snow the Wheat
FieIds-May Opens at Sd IA Cents and
Closes at 10 I-2a19 5-S-LIttle Done In
Other Gra;us-Provisops Lower-Visible
Grain supply-GovernmentC Crop Report
Mesa free press., 1897-03-05

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system. = Ia ~ cheap rs anv other remedy.
HUD YAM cures debility, n. ~ 'usnesa.
omission: and develops and restores weak or
gana Pins in the back, losses by day or night
nents.
Prcmatureness means impotency in ths frst
stage 1t Is a symptom of seminal weakness
and parf.nness. 1t can be Stopped In twenty
days by the use OF Hudyan Hudyan costs No
more than any ether remedy.
Send for circulars and testnenials.
TAINTED BLOOD-Impure blood due
= serious private disorders carries myriads Of
sore-producing germs Then comes sore throak
pimples, copper-colored spots ulcers In mouth,
~ Hot Springs by writing for Blood Book %
the old physicians of the
HUDoON MEDICAL Irx0TITUTA,
Stockton, Market and Ellis Sts.,
San 1RANc1sco, California.
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Mesa free press., 1897-03-05
There are $40 prisons in Asiatic
and European Russia, with the
total number of lO0,9l3 prisoners.

Herr Laur argues that petrole-
um originates in the decomposition
Of subterraneau carbides by water
SO that the process must be con-
tinuous one. Such carbides as tha,
of aluminium would favor the for
nation of of natura! gas; such as
that of uranium would favor thar
of liquid products. The nitrogen
in petroleum would, on this view
not be Of animal origin, but woulo
be due to nitrides.
Mesa free press., 1897-03-05
PROSPEROUS HAWAII.

American rule seems to be prov
ing an unqualified blessing for
Hawaii. The Hawaiian Gazette
declares that the last year has been
financially the most prosperous in
the history of the islands. A new
sugar company has been organized
with pald-up capital of ST., ,800.- :
600 Public buildings, business
blocks snd dwellings to the amount
Of $3.50, 900 have been erected and,
real estate values have been largely
enhanced. The custom house re-
turns show that Hawaiian exports.
which for the year ending Sept.
80, 1895, were about 81, 900. .0C0,
increased for the corresponding
period in 1896 to $l4. 100000, or
very nearly doubled. Four-ffths
OF these exports came to the U nited
States.
It looks as If these mid-Pacific
Yankees were abundantly able to
take care of themselves, annexation
or no annexation. If congress de-
cides to hoist the stars and stripes
over Hawaii it will not be because
its American rulers need their
flags protecting folds, but out of
sheer admiration for their pluck,
shrewdness and tenacity.-Bos
Journal.
Mesa free press., 1897-03-05
There are 1879 Americans living
in Australia.

Thereiare still 10000, 900 square
miles of the. earth's surface that
have not been explored.