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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

If THERE Is any need for high.hat
regulations IN any OF the citie, OF the
State, the municipal authorities are
competent to deal with 1t, as they
are doiug elsewhere. Certainly it lie
too trivial to call Tor the attention o.
State euactments. Possibly the chief
reason for the bill receiving SO little
opposition was because there is 30 little
real occasion for 1t. 1t now remains
for the Governor to decide win ether 1t
is worth while for him to attempt T.
save the State from appearing in a
ridiculous light, In view OF the heavy
majority by which the bill was passel
anu which might carry 1t over hls veto
II 1t desired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

several Snkes ~ to the appropriateness
OF othora than salt Lake stake engag-
ing In similar exercises on the day
when The foregoing program lie to be
rendered, although circumstances
make It impossible for President
Woodruff to be present ana address
them. Certainly there is nothing to
prevent their doing so in case they
wish; indeed 1t wouli be most appro-
priate. As the ceremonies here, how.
ever, are at the suggestion OF the Sun.
jay School Union general board, 1t
would he pr per for Stalks supsrinten-
dents to communicate with that bonr,i,
d receive Instructions direct. There
also may be occasions In the near
future when tho children Of Sunday
schools in some o. the other Stakes
might have ths opportunity OF Prasi-
dent Woodruff presence among them
at a general assemblage OF the schools,
should circumstances permit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

u,ossiy sianteret dtfn.,vod Nj.
uoons,,. a,,a,,ions in nm ar,iol, which
IN. Nrws nuhl,shed n. their request.
Frsm c,rofnl inouirv. the attachments
IN ina, article were found to be nccu
rain. uh,le Mr.. Hooper,s assertions
vera moi.
Nnyy. hnwever. the reverend accuser
comes djrec, bsiore the NEWS, and
whilo We do not feel like giving much
attention L, him and his KIND, nor to
policy OF preachers generally In their
respective denominations, we will In.
dicate enc or two points SO that his
character may bs recognIzad.
Ia the first ulaon hs says that In his
two years. residence in Tooele he
"never even guessed that the
Church authorities do not toll.
crate the uae OF Intoxicating
liquor as a beverage to any degree
whatever.n II he had made two
plinutes, inouIrv OF any Sunday school
child old enough to talk on the sub.
ject, OF any Sunday school teacher, OF
any OF the Church au thorities, or spent
that much time IN reading the Church
law on the subject, the Word OF Wis.
dom, he would have learned that tho
Church authorities do not tolerate, but
absolutely forbid, the use Of intoxicst.
ing beverages to any degree Whatever.
His denial Of this knowledge, in con-
sidorstion of the fact that the Church
position on the subject ia 60 well
known and 80 frequently declared
from both Mormon aud non-Mormon
sources, impels to the conclusion that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12
THE LoRL's PRAYER

~ "5uuday ScnoOl Wosker," writ.
Ing from Murray, Salt Lake county. to
the NEWS, says:
VIII you please publish in your col
umns the exact words desired to no re-
peated In the Lords PRAY f?- Some OF
the Sunday schools are learning the en-
act words as contained in Matthew, somp
are not. II this DO published, think II
will avoid considerable confusion.
The Lord's prayer as repeated by
the children OF Sunday schools in the
Deseret Sunday School Union, Is the
tranelalion given In 81. Matthew,
sixth chapter, 9th to 18Th veres. AZ
the Bible is accessible to every family
anu to every child In the Church,
there viii DO no confusion II i be re-
membered that the words arc precisely
as found Ia Matthew 1913.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

THE PROPOSED "investigstion" into
Chief D9viuC's efficiency in his con-.
troll at the late fire appears gross
ebaurdlty, In view OF the fact that IL
Ia generally understood that the fire
snd police commi sion in'end t.
depose him whether OF not. The
public has been convinced for
some Tins that the commission wa,
only awaiting for an excuse, how
ever fiimsy, by which Mr.. Devin
could he dismissed with cloud upot
his rec I'd for capaDility. AS mai
ter OF fact Mr.. Devine has made o;
good record in fighting fire with the
force at his command az can be ex.
ptcted Of any successor that will b,
named for the plnce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12
NOTICE.

On Monday, March l.t, 1897, is my
birthday and the birthday OF Mrs.
Emma Woodruff. o. that day shall
be 90 years OF age and Mira. Woodruff
will be SO years old. expect to meet
my friends upon that occasion, in ihe
Tabernacle at 10 O'Clock, ana L
freely invite and welcome the
Presidency of the Church, the
Twelve Apostleg, the Patriarcns'
the Seventies, the High Priests the
Elders, Priests, Tescners and Deacons,
with the whole Church OF Jesus chfist
of Latter.Gay Sainlt; and in fine, Jew,
Gentle, Catholic and ProtestaDb
clergy and laity, editors, reporters
and all who feel disposed, to spend q
couple OF hours upon that occasion at
that place.
wILFoRD WOODRUFF,
Born Murcn LIST, 1867.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

Rhonmatiiini, Neuralgia and other
painful I'll tiions afe now as eahllS
cured as lnelt were onus hsTa 70 cule,
Science has lelarheu Wnat pain ~ anu
Ballaro'a SuoIV ointment - 1he result
Cures 5tialnTi GUS, plui,s' SuH
Johns anu CO, n4uso,e', zen
eltaies to the very ncho anu rehsV.s
almost from tAie inohent 'ouches y
When a lIuimsI NJ - heeueo' ypu eNe ~
10 suthorizsa ITO guarantee this one.
Price 80 ceutaI' soiu oy a. u ~ l.
DIM Dapt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

And every bit OF relief 10 part OF cure
that will stay cure Use baliaiu's
Horeho,Snd Syrup and note how quick.
ly you ate cuIeu anu now wen you ieeI
afterwnrp- sIecinc hiso iot NnoopIns
Con n apd Croup' John CONN, hii'
win, Ksneas. snye: "When oega 70
use Bslltpru'e hptehouhn syrup iot
ContumptYon toe Doctor hao ssiu lnst
l would die In Few days Am now
up aud arc anu nave no more pam
ia chest nT funge' tfloe 20 anu on
ceuts. No bonent, no pay SOL cy
y. @. MI, Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

THE VARIOUS conferences OF the
British mission will hold conference
meetings during the next four months
ne followE Chel,ephaw, Feb. IA; MN.
chester, Feb. 81; Nottingham, March
II; Norwich, March 81; London,
Narch rs; Sheffield. May Q; Leeds,
Msy 0; Newcastle, Moy l6; Scotland
"a asgow), May %; Irelani (Bel'asU,
MAY 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12
REV. T. j. HOOPER AND lRurm.

Ia another pan Of the News We
give eoumunlcation from II. j.
Hooper, in reply to refnta,lon Of
,omo OF his statements By number OF
prominent rooels ciliz,us. Il vas
sent to this tfIics accompapled by tbe
iollowin, metz:
sam T.,re c,.rv rah !, 1907
To the Editor.
Dear Sir-The Rev. IT J. Hooner n,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

When tns liver 10 sluggish all other
organs are infNoiVsu' iou sIner iioui
Constipation bIn9usnsss' 'aupuice'
Headache, Iiadleesuon, IAin ~ baek,
Chills anu L,pss OF Energy iou wiz
tronblea can tp'e cured until you use
HRn1INe. 1T cures quickly whom
otber remedieg utterly iali. Regulates
toe Liver, Pur.lnts ,ue bioou; Her,
BINE 10 a Harmi,ts Veaeiaole Nemeny
that gives new mrs anu eeeisy almost
from the fret dos q. Fneh 10 Gents
Free Trial Bot Ne AZ q. v, hi' 1.
D:1s Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

xrou TO Know, THAT 1 WANT THE
gpod viii and support Of my home pro,
,,ic theTtore / am devoting all my work and
HAT OF my agents to the people OF SAT- ,ake
~ lnts nre 10 low And know " ! make
Won 100 per cent per month on the purchase
price OF your lots and that before they IRE
p ~ Altar March lst 1887. l am going TO
nmc,a1e in Idaho, Nevada. Montana and
Wyoming 80 get money 10 improve s ,.taI
Inc Nancy ont Of this proposition TO improve
with tinsicad Of great promiseD ! pnrpose 20
show You improvements that WI please a.,
who have co-operateu Win iho ny '"'sen "
shta' w. f. LADD,
Progress Building.
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wamTep-MlsoE LLANEous.

WANTED YOU TO MAKE AND SELL
w 800 kinds OF soap. I. q. sortor, bAAer
City, Oregon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM.

The program to be followed by the
Sunday schools OF Salt Laks stake OF
Zion, upon tho celebration OF Presi'
dent Woodruff birthday-Narch l.
and which 10 to he given the preceding
day, Sunday, February 2s, has been
decided upon ny the committee hav'
ing the affair IN charge, and is pre-
sented herewith:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

x,IRsr GLASS, WIDE AWAKE DRY GOODS
X "a.fasmen 10 carry na side line the
IN " " ter.Ptoof Dress Facing and BIND
ing, tho best in tho market PIG eSmrss sctnS.
Address with reference, eper
ing Co, oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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WANTED SITUATION.

DmGHT YOUNG MAN. EXPERT TYPE
ID writer and penman, wants work OF any
Kind part of dsy or EVENING" Address "a.
News
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EXoLuslvE AGENCIES. LARGEST LIST.
u Tutsle Bros. Real Estate. leo Main.
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GMALL HOUSEKEEPING OUTFIT. SUIT.
- able for beginners or for baching No
dealers. ". H., News Uniee.
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WANTED-hELP.
FOR SALE.

DUBBER STAMP OUTFIT. JUST THE
Ia thing for man who wants to make mon.
ey; amy printer can run 1t in connection with
his printing without extra cost Instructions
in making stAmps to purohaAer-Hnybodyc Gu
make them. QUILT oonsais OF npphratua for
making the best rubber stamps, fne stock Of
rubber types. stencils. marking letters, etc. W.
u. ~, this ONCE.
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WANTED-AN AGENT

TN EVERY sRCTIoN, TO CANVASS, $500
i TO $500 q day made, sells mt sight: also a
man 10 sell staple goods to dealers, best side
line, !lt.,O a month Salary or large commis.
sion made. experience unnecessary. For
sea led pRrtcui Brs send stamp. Clifton Soap
n Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio
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MALE HELP.

TN EVERY LODGE AND COMMUNITY
good agent canvasser and correspondent
DlS pay. steady work. Address. Cooperation.
Denver, Colo.
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HHH ||aa 49,
REMOVALS.
sTRAYED

L,RoM Q64 SIXTH EAST ST.. A JERSEY
~ COW, blight color, no horns. no brand
Return TO above address and get reward.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.
VETERINARY SURGEON.

nR NuSN's NETERIN AIRY PHARMACY
~ 81 W lst south ST.. salt Lake oity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

Twenty ,cords Tor tfnes) Inserted unds'
this heading, once for l5c, ttoiee for 25ci
one iOeek /or b0ci one month for 6oc pei
itns. No ad. taken for ieSs than 100
Wants Of more than 0 lines Same proper
Tomato rata Aspsrtise and Oct reSulfs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12

NvoTICE-wE ARE ONLY TO BE FOUND
IN al 10. south Main street. where we are
doing nothing but the very beet work IN pho
Biography. Matson Bros, photographers
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An OFFER FOR THAT NlCI LIIrLhh
n Cottage, No. l1O ST, near tne Lowe"
Scool. Enquire No. 2S LIST
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All communications should bo Addressed TO
pApsuu- HHus PUnLnHrTs Co
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-15

4 q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-15

Roporte'. for The Post by 4. p. Norn,,
iiye stock commission merchant. ''"'
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NEW ORLEANS

New 0rlenng, Aprl N,-Hog prolucts
quiet pork old Sis. new as; lard, reiined
dcrs SIS sides ~. bacon, clear RIB s!des
~; hams, cho'cr sugar cured sah9@,,
coffee steady, RIO, ordinary 70 low talr
fIloUH Flour Arm; extra fancy 4 apd
4 60. patents (. SQGi 30. Corn meal easier,
~ liay steaiy; PRIME 10 J0dl5. -; choice
v JiftiT -. corn very scarce; white and
mixed g. yellow 90. Oats steady; No.
"a kcd Gia435. Rec quiet, ordinary to
good 3.s@ts.
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nurTien AND EGGS.

Chicago. April -.ilutter steady: dairy
Mil5 creamery lsH17 Cheese arm, l0is4
lDf, Eggs weak. fresh g.
~. LOUIS. Apil II Butter nrmer; dairy
"a ID. or,ai1ery BODY. Eggs higher. s.
KansAs city, April M-Bulter wenkT;
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NEW YORK.

Now York. Aprl H.-wheat- Exports
A. ~ spot active and stronger; No. 2 red
7g5.: No hard 1875, options openei
stronger and closed i4niac net higher; No.
rcd. Apill 1862, Mas l4's, Pig iron easy;
Southern 10. o1ull Q1, Northern 10, 1on 90
brokers 3 30.
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Chicago, Aprrl H-rraae in cattle VA,
onty larry as.lve and prices ciossi sain
lower except Tor the better lass. ~ ~
bulk Of cattle sold d; i.S5a5.oe, with
few sales OF pr ne beeves al !. iuas =
Stockcrs and i=edef'S sold chiefly an . ~.
4..5. with caolce feeding .t.a wanted !,
i.Sg1 -. Common 10 good Gamers ssH
al -."'E=. d. wn..e ;air 10 gc'od bu,cne.nr
COWS sold freely al 3o"lt3 Is and ur1n,a \,
extra heilers a; i.J'G4 ~. Bulls soo
mostly a. 2.5u3.5Q, with choice lots a
5,s5q5.75. Calves wSrs sold at segts' n
and Texas catlo were unchanged.
The hog inarke; was Largely loo lowe,
Nj the gteater rar. OF tn. sales n
I "c4i.lo Heavy packing lots wen, !,
3.7gQj.s5 and the list hogs brought 4.is
carly.
Prices for sheep Were Unchanged with
sales on basis of 3 "a - for common
TO choice. Westerns solI 81 4.uol5g,w,h
prime lots at 5.35. Lambs were active AZ
3.t5ad."p for poor 10 prime. Spring ambs
brought 100000 Colorado lambs wers
largely 10 lower, with sales al 6.l1QloW
Texans wers wanted a. ab5u, as.
ece.ptS-Catii4 1909 hogs 500 shseu
15rpj.
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THE WOOL MARKET.

Prices pl,d by Houston dealers
Twelve months, me 1ium.,...,.... eIl0
Twolye months hne ',.'',''.'''''' Tsgg ~
Six months. lG2c less.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City April 4-Cat'le-R.cep1
SO: weak 10 ioc lower, Texas steers $50
~: Texas cows '-pG3s native stee1
g 6Jl5 %. native COWS ana aeifers laiS
i2j. s.ockers and feeders 8 2id4.b; bulls
.jyn3 -. Hoge-Rece.p.s i3"n; 5dlG
lover: bulk u sale. J. 1913 81: heaves SIS
$3.50 pa kers 7oQ3 ~: q yed 3.ieaS.S
workers. ) 7Gq3 rs; pigs 3.o)4S 3: shaep-
Receipts 8,'; strong lambs l5as.W. ~
ia.ter for spring. mnt,ors 80 Nv. y.
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LONDON MONEY.

London. Aprl li.-Consois for money
ll9: for the account ll2is Mexican ordl-
nary u; McN.cdn Central new tours %f4
bar SILVER - 7-lGi per ounce, money iaWHi
per cent; rate Of discount in the open
market for shor, and ehree months bills
u. per cent.
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sEMI-WEEKLY MOvEMENT.

New Orleans, Aprl ii-.rhe movement
OF cotton At thirteen leading interior
towns. according to Secretary Hester. for
the ialf week ending yesterday. compared
with the same period ~ previous years.
was as fellows;
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HIDES, TALLow AND nEEswAx.

Prices paid by Houston dealers
Per pound.
Dry flint hides eloctcd...,,,..,..,ll alaa
Dry salte1 hides .......,....,..... "a
Wet salted. selected ................
Deer SKINS Observation-Disclosures Ola
Tailow ....... Observation-Disclosures, ~
EeesWaN ......,.. .,.........,......,,lS o22
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SPOT COTTON IN DEMAND.
Lar0s Sales to Spinnsrs az S.rtfH'
Septbern Markets.
HOUSTON PRICES HAVE Ap(tNCth
>ew Orleans sold over Eishr Thcu-
sand BaIc.-LiN erpOol Reports IN
Active Inquiry.
PRICES HAVE 4pysSt5h



: BON sr,,. s-d s-ae.,is-i,e -, -,,-.s s..-
-. e., .-,
N--- Liverpool "as a-al i-'afa'9t
'e5''rtlas gool demand ~ -'o- r'-
/ tor ard aa.z--..-. s,,-.--.s .t.-t-s N.z
/ v,.. - - ~. -
/ -, '9 ."s'' -" 49,
| .'@w orleans advanced +-s ret--s %f7
| Orleans spois were a.sg e-s- ans Sd as
| .--,.,,-,-,. -. o.. .- r-.--, 4----
~
! New yTi'ans We ls'-4 Ha-~s z- '
stocks showed q 5ecr.ass ~ g. n,a bales
! BoIs.o- Nar7rlss -s Ss--.---t al.
I -
! Nafc e1 sp2t pres --.'- arg 40
| err markets repor,el "a ac-te l=..s-.-
q. @,,l o-o..,.,,--e
/ me constant -2o.tF tQf Sis;
blows tia. sp.r.a-z arc ..-r-- I'D -t
IT,. s.Arle q. a-- Sc t-,r 200 s-.-
/ lie. - 49,
''s ip- GUNNER U.s. iails ioi'.tf.-S
! selves 2<as 81 any ;na-.is .-.a-e o. SO
,, Auf,i,-- deliveries maj --.--- 70. ---
-, - .-.-
.e'HI.s- --'e' On --A 'A--
~ 'e4T pas' tors ia9.sa M
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EGG CASES
Is ept IN stock. No. and No whit.
" her h. II. or nailed. Wri,s ,nile woo3
Il. T. JONES. Houston fs.s s,
CHICAGO.

- -. 49, VII l-snt Supply: unr,
ok temisiDg for fr.day market. w.
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OCEAN FREIGHTs.

OCEAN FREIGHTs.
The following ocean freights (stesm' o.
cotton are quoted today ..e,,.sM
From Galveston; Liverpool a-leg,,svrSt.
per pound: Havre 1h-6iGAd conu ,nr.
iS'Gig7-.2d, New York 43c per 100 pouA'.
Hamburg. April li.--Coffee unchahss''
sales a.Npl Iva gs..
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ON sHIPBoARD NOT CLEARED
Teal on shlpboarI ............".'''''
GALVESTON STATEMENT.

Net receipts Of cotton at Galveston t;. nm, NJ
day, i55 bales This soison. l,3ls'SS' sa'''
tine last eesson, sass. Am.
Gross receipts tn = season, l,5o9'"''' '"''-'
time last season. Sss ,5+s. ~.
Total exports. l.35i.5ll bales: same ""'
last year. $3.50. "a,
sock this day. 1885; this day last ye''
n
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SIS Governor. VIM. Parr & Co.
sch Senator sullivan, Houston Gas &c
Son re- Josephine, Fowler q McVNA
- Cumberland
SIS Ktngtor, Fowler & McNi;ie.
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fe-cs lsik .Icse1 5etnsra1. .c-esAraery I;2.e1 e,
5a4-F lN1lr As.s Hcc1k1s-s. IL .s>-as-c
Is .sfm SE,4 t.le sp-1- 1sinAt.1 e5eAss ~ -
-=i sfa-l4! tre=t- Chess incl so=-i .
&c ses ~ 4--s--. -
New ga Apr.. .4-Eggs STEADY. re
81 - -aGt so4-ts-r. =.
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VESSELS SAILED FOB GALVESTON

So White Cross. Cardiff. Feb. q.
Sch Viola Reppard Boston Jan. H.
IS Hispania, Hamburg, March n
IS Belgian Prince, Barry. March u
S. Rober- Adamsoni., Copenhagen. March
q. "a
Sch Albert shultz. baltimore. March 10
So Nu@ccs, New York, April ~
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L e-Ae- u1
ALT flT, ass FUTURES
-'---,e. s-a5r -..ls s-=,,-y c.os=1 Q1.e;,
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STOCKS II LEADiNG MARKETS.
UNITED STATS ENpORTS.
7 MS s,.n.k Las. y,

The following are Inc clos.lr quotations
Tor cotton on The spot today At Tie leading
markets together WIKI the closing oi mid
ding yesterday, With toiay's sales:
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
Por, If Galveston, Apr2 u

CLEARED.
So Corcho. Risk, New York.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
= l...,,r zaiaiss -A-.Ess as to.lo~,.
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VESSELS IN PORE.

S. Conchr, Risk. New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-15
THE P0ST0FFIcE AGAIN.

We are pleased to chronicle that our editorial in the DAILY GRAPnle of the 1lth inst. anent the postoffice muddle meets with the general in- dorsement of the straight line Dem- oerats. The position assumed by the GRAPHIC in the postoffice con. troversy has been and is one of strict neutrality. From our stand point we regard it as a Republican scramble for the spells of office with which straight Democrats have nothing to do. 1t is q Republican fight and let the Republicans fight it out among themselves. Of course the GRAPHIC, in common with every other citizen, has it's personal pref crence in the premises, but then, as q Democrat, we have nothing to ask Of a Republican President, and shall certainly not interfere in the division of the spells among the faithful. Those who aided directly or indirectly in the election of Me
 kinley are responsible for his ad- ministration and appointments, and whatever blame attaches to either lodges in q degree with his support. CTS. The GRAPHIC was none of these and whoever gets the appolnt. ment or whatever the consequences, "thou canst not say l did it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-15
The staxnet an su.serr.

The following remarkable account of the extraction of needle from the body by means of magnet is given by Cosmos:
 "A yoang laundress thrust broken needle into her right hand while wash ing clothes. The needle having disap- peared i'll the flesh, the surgeon who was consulted several days after the ae- eideut refused to perform an operation, fearing lest he should be obliged to make Il large number of incisions among the fragments of the articulation. Two months afterward the girl lost the use of her right hand, and the least move ment of the fingers caused her exquisite pain. Drs. Gorinewski and Cerestin then determined to extract the needle with the aid of 2 magnet, drawing it into . feshy region where an incision could be made without danger. To cause this movement they chose very feeble electro magnet, but 8 difficulty arose. The needle having entered point first, 1t would have to be drawn out backward, the broken part in advance.
 "The first trial lasted two hours,
 
 with short intervals of rest. without appreciable results. Before the third trial the girl said that she felt prick ing i'll the palm of the hand near the place where the magnet had been ap- piled and where the needle ought to ap- pear, At the ninth sitting finally the needle appeared beneath the skin and came out whole, broken end first, with out pain and without loss of blood It fixed itself to the pole of the electro magnet, and the young launSress was cured. This result-the drawing of needle through the hesh--is very re- markable. In 20 hours after the first trial this needle was extracted from the inside of the hand, after lying there more than two months ''-Translation For Literary Digest.