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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19

Chicago, Ills. June 1S-Butter-Firm.
crea meries. 12Gfii1c dairies, sQl2c.
Eggs-Stesiy: fresh. SIC
Live pou,try-Frrul: turkeys sd7c; ducks.
7QSc: chickens. &c; spring chickens. 1SQlsc-
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, June 1S-Wheat-Duu. ir-
regular: No. hard. &c; No. 5, Sac; No. {.
$1,000; No 2 spring aollinally. =. out Of
store, ss,zc: Nc. 3. 6JGssc; No. red, Sc.
No 8. 7sGaec; No I. 65d73c-
Corn-About nc higher. receipts small.
No. mixed. "a a22i4c-
Oats-Fairly active. very finn; No.
white. 19qoc.
Hay-High grades quiet, low very slow:
choice timothy. SS5aGseo; choice pra-r.e.
Butter-shade weaker il creamery; coun-
Try steady; creamery. lG1=a l21:c; dairy. 50
Eggz-ssc lower. receipts irregular. kan
sas and Missouri. SIC.
ST LOUIS
ST. Lcu.s. No. June iS--Receipts-Flour
AIS; wheat. i2,5Sa; ccrE. $50; oats. TI.5eo
ShipTeEts-Floar, i0.5oe; wheat. Lao; corn.
Sc. 80; oats. leo.
Fiour-Dru and unchanged.
Wht at-JrnsettleJ,. higher; Nc. red cash.
elevator. SIZE asked: Cu track. s2E3Stisc. NJ.
hard cash. &c asked; July. ss16Stsc-
C0rE-Easy; Nc. cash. --Gzsi=c' July.
ost-weaker: No. casA. ,7ssc bid; u,y.
Isc bid
Ry-NoniuaI, &c.
Flaxseed-Nonlinal g..
iIay-DuT. steady ard unchanged
Pork-UrchaEg gzi; STANDARD mess ioot-Is
s. 3Gs0
LaTd-Lower; prime steam, S.5ess. cho.c..
$50
Eg-7l4c; southern stock lower.
BUt-e--oU.ei. steady; creamery, Iff1ii..c:;
NEW YORK
New York. June iS-Fiour-Recs.pts "a
S5c barrels; experts lo.sI9. Steady but GEie,-
Wheat-Recs.pts $50 bushels: exports
81 TG Spot quiet Options irner. -.GNc
higher; No. 2 red June. 1l-c; Septenos..
7u-7c
Co5a-Reecipts A $50 bushels; exports 81.
i5i- Spot Srrn; No. : 2isc- Options firm.
unchanged; Nc ?. Ese-
Oat<-Receipts ls1- -3oo bushels; exports A.
20 Spc. steady. No. : @E--.c Options
i-sctivs and unchanged. July. @1c
California 6r.s5 tr2.ts-Stsa6y; eva7ors:-
sc apples. prime v-rc-t-ay. Sc Per pound:
woo5-dried, prime. f-l1Asc9 fancy. 1zs2fssc.
Pru1ss. ) % &C. as 70 s.ze AID qualify
Apr.cotS royal. sEi1c; SIoo- zPrk. lec.
Peaches. unpee,ed. sssc; peeied. lGisc Pc
pound
Butier-Rece.pts asSs packages ouse,:
western crszDeFy. Ia -5c' Els-zS. i5c, fac
tory. .,El9sc
EssRecetpts 7.Ss packages. ou,st;
state and Pennsylvania 15aI--zc. western,
lF->1d1i.e; southern, s. 4ssIc-9e Per thirty
dozen caszs-
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool ES Jgre lS-wheat-Spos
Nc -s9 Ec-Ihe-z sp-1s sSeaEy. 5sie1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19

Mr.. Isaac Horner. proprietor % the
Burton House. Burton. W. Va. and one
y the most widely known men in the
s;atc. vas cured of rheumatism after
.hyee years Of suffering He says: II
have not sufficient command OF Ian
euaze 20 convey any idea Of what l suf-
se-ed. my physicians told NE that moth
in- could be done for me and my
f-.euzs were fully convinced that moth
irg but death would relieve me OF my
suffering II June, 1894. Mr.. Evans,
then salesman for the Wheeling Drug
CO. recommended Chamberlain Pain
Balm. A. this time my foot and limb
were swollen 20 more than double their
normal size au5 il seemed 20 me my
leg would burse. but soon after l began
using the Pain Balm the swelling be-
gan % decreafe, The pain 70 leave, and
row I consider that am entirely cured
For sale by druggists
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
POKE BoxNsrs CoxING nAcK
salvation Army Liable to be Strictly In
Sryte

London. June 1.-THE Salvation Army
has scored q triumph greater than the
evansslizaticn os the Patsg0n.ans. more
wonderful than the conversion ot the
Turks The fashionable world has es-
gun 70 copy the salvation AIRY bonnet
At the opening % the Blackwell TIN
nel recen,Iy lady walked zb0u, he pa
viiion in 8 rskish poke bonnet. 10 the
anazs-raat OF tae men .olk. who knew
nosning .. the trend % fashion. and re-
memScres the quaiz: headiress only II
The pages OF Punch. with short wasted
muslin f-ocxs 20 match
This was The vanguard of the army.
Next day the poke bonnet burst IN lis
sul g,ory on The as,oaisAsd world On
church parade. in Hyde Park and en- The
from. "a Brighton scores oS them were %
be seen. paniies ot former genera
ton ssraightenei their backs resdjustee
their eyeglasses. sc. their silk hats a, a
jaun,y augia ald observed that. esai.
sir. they fel. 80 young again II was
as IL the hanGs ot time had been SCI
back half a century. and al by virtue %
the Salvation Army.
Recently representative or The Daily
Mail called upon a leading Regent
stree. milliner % learn the rights % this
latest eccen;rscity of fashion. We were
really returning 20 the fashions OF our
grandEnoshe-s- And were criaolinss.
those bulky triunphs OF hiieousness. 70
foIlJw?
Madame proceeded 20 give an object
lesson. She called one OF her assls-
tants. took dainty yellow bonnet from
the window. trimmed with dainty yc.low
ribbons. and placed IL on the dainty
assistants head The mere journals;
thought IL lookei very pTe.;y-yelioS
straw on black hair. witAa rosy. s-r,i1-
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n a Towns About
Arkansas CITY,

Traveller
Last night this vicinity was visited by
q hard wind storm We have heard Of
20 great damage. Considerable fruit
was blown OF, but we do not believe
that II will occasion any great loss There
is s-iI plenty Of trees to make the yield
enormous.
kroener. Bros, the past seven days
have done a big business in the way ot
shipping potatoes They inform Us that
they have shipped out Of Cowley County
In lha: tine over 80, 60 bushels Of new
potatoes This beats the record and il
Is claimed that il is more than has been
shipped out all told in the history Of the
county.
The Hancock weed burner, invented
by NJ. George Hancock, assistant su-
perIntendent Of machinery Of the Santa
Fe, and placed in operation on the Santa
Fe line for the frst time last week, is
proving a great success Mr.. Avery
Turner. assistant general superintendent,
VINO returned 10 Topeka after weeks
inspection over the Santa Fe's lines in
Kansas. had the following % say about
the machine: We find that the new
weed burner car be operated a; one half
what il would cost 10 cut weeds, and u
ike the cutting process, IL effectually
kills the plants. l. Is just lige an invert-
ed brick oven into which oil is sprayed.
The heat produced is terrific ard kills
ule weeds by turning the sap into steam
and exploding ,he plant at the roots Be
tween twenty-five and thirty miles OF
road can be burned in day. II is
proba Die that several OF the machires
vii. be built AZ once for use on the Santa
Fe lines. The machine is proving such
a success that il is not improbable thar
il will be adopted by other roads. and
Mr.. Hancock may wake up some morn
ing and ird himself growing wealthy
from his invention
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weak. amounting 70 i.ss4. 90 bushels. CON
pared With 2.ssS. 600 bushels ia-s week.
S5s.oeo bushels two years ago. 4.S.ece
bushels three years ago. and - contrast
ed with SIS co bushels n the correspond
ing week OF 1855.
There are 20 business failures rsoort-
ed throughout TIE United States this
week. 80 less than last week. = fewer
than !, the week ore year aso. FIVE less
than in tie Ike week o. 1885. 81 more
than IN the corresponding week ot lssf.
and lsi .ess than IN the Ike week OF 1886.
There are "a business flii1rss reported
II me Dominion % Canada this week.
against 2s last week. IS TIE week 4 year
aga, and 50 TWO years aga
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, June 1S-Cofee-Opt.ons open
ed quiet, unchanged prices European ad-
vices were more encouraging. warehouse
deliveries were LIBERAL Buying checked
by free Brazilian receipts Europe was
the principal seller today. Closed steady.
net unchanged TO points decline; sales
$50 bags, including September. Sis Spot
cofee-Rso easier; No invoice, Ii.c; No a
iobbing. Sc Mlld-Steady; Cordo-a. ui.4
TIC; sales 800 bags No Rio. ilzc' 1-lvo
tags MaracaTbo, private terms; 10 bags
Central American, private terms
Sugsr-Raw firm; fair refining, 3cis CEN
trifugal, IS test. SIC; refined firm; crushed,
5Ac: powdered, 5lsc; granuiated- 4-.c.
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NO CURRENCY COMMISSION
silver Senators Woa'r Have Any FooGin z
with That subject Now

Washington. JC1s iS-It appears %
be VII sa,zlsd taat NJ effort VII te
made hy The p-e<i, ,eai . secure author
ity for TIE 1pp7i5t-asnt of a currency
commission az this Session ot congress
Ul1I within a week o. - t1e Drszl-
iez, had believed that scc1 q measure
Nigh: - passed ii TIE ci0sing days 0:
congress. xhI.s me -Eo houses we're IN
conference On the ta-1 bill b.; tne
president - r2x ADVISED 5y tie Repu5-
lean leaders II ths senate toas g
sol.5 % useless . present tl!s question
The silver senator's. & : sAit- hare de-
ci5s5 % oppose any szea Measure sEs
t1sy co1.s easily bring sHrovr consider
s5s- 6eiay. Unless sire change ccnss
Il tie situation. ihe pres ie1s III %
compelled. reluctantly. - PerIi, calz
important zaasts- - 60 cv-- - TX.
winter
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Wellington.
Nail.


We are reliably informed mat the res
ignatioc OF Miss Laura Moore as prim-
ary teacher in the city schools is now in
The hands OF me clerk OF the board Of ed
ucacion and will be acted upon al the
next regular meeting Of the board Many
pupils and patrons of the schools as well
vii regret Miss Moore's resignation.
Last nights wind storm was a terror
= nervous people. A great many were
lowering pretty close 10 their cyclone
caves in case OF an emergency. There
was 70 particular indication Of a Storm
except that the wind blew terriically.
Il did no damage so far as learned. ex-
cept 10 break large branches from trees.
blow dcwn snal. outhouses and whip the
fruit from the trees. There is plenty Of
fruit left, however, as they were entirely
TOO heavy laden. II was a fearful night.
Kansas is indeed fortunate this year.
She IS raising an immense wheat crop
and Il certainly seems now that she
would have a uarke. for much OF it
right in her dooryard almost. The wheat
crop in Missouri, Illinois ard other east
q
ure and the promised demand from that
section OF the country seems 10 indicate
that Kansas is 70 have 1 home market
for her immense crop. or az least great
part of i; Il is now Eansas' turn 10
profit by the misfortune Of others.
Quite crowd OF young people and
few older ones returned last evening
EafI
terday ecjoying the program Of young
peoples day at the Chautauqua assem-
bly, They report everything in fine order
and that the program was one OF the best
they have ever listened TO. The chief at
traction Of the day was the lecture by
Dr. Z. A Schell. general secretary OF the
Epworth league. Especially did The
Leaguers enjoy this part OF the program
The majority Of those who were present
from this city were members OF the
league. and they pronounce Dr.. Schel's
lecture one ~ the finest efforts they ever
heard The Wellington crowd report
that the grounds are in fine condition for
>2mpirg and the attendance is far above
what il was last year. They were de-
igh-ed with their trip and nearly all Of
.hem contemplate returning before the
assembly program closes. Among those
who were al Winfield yesterday were:
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Griffin, Rev. E A
Hoyt and daughter. Miss Laura: Misses
Grace Shearmau, Anna Winger, Ida
Curtis. Mamie Hackney. Prof. 7. ".
Butcher and Messrs. ]. H Mason. Ed
rinkham. Charles Humphrey and Frank
-0llirs.
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LIVESTOCK NARSES
CHICAGO

Ca;cago. lis. June iS-cz ,tie---zse a.
cattle va< fairy Ect-e a. TIE resent de-
cine II r-sces. Ctoce ocsves were scz-ce
and sales Ee-e mostly - scE S-fceS. ccn-
nor 90 choice -st.Es hsef czf.i. sold AZ
I.sE1a3- chiefly q, 3 aarAs5, Efsh a sco6
many sales be,ox s. 81 Chose heavy dry
fsd cz.s.e were s-zrcs acs ss5@s a. & ~
55 were extremely <rzL S2,eS &C 1sIsss
were sargeiy AZ EsG3Ea. ezE comparative.
y Like vzs 6or@ = ccEE alz acsfs-S zhoTe
8 - Goose lots CO calves Scsz fer ss-75f7
as seekers and feeders So53 St &c
sE
HeHIa hogs. shsrs vas a. active .e-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19

Co., of Boston viii ship $4,000 in gold 20
Europe next Tuesday. He:delbach. Icksl-
heirner & Co., Of New York viii tomorrow
ship Sl00.6 100 n gold This gold viii Be OBJ
tained from private sources. Landenburg.
Thalrnan & Co, VIII export $4,000 n gold
TOMORROW.
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Has nEEN ,,lsuNpERsroop
Caion Pacific Employs the Arguments of
Injured Innocence

Chicago. June 1s.-The prospects tor
peaceable settlement in the Western
Passenger association are growing bec-
ter. Orcials % the Oregon Short L,aa
and ot the Union Pacific are still n the
city. ana today they held short meet
Ing az The Auditorium Motel. but moth
Ing dehaite came OF the meeting. but Il
was announced after Il was over that IL
was likely that a meeting would IN the
near future be arranged with the roads
o. the Western Passenger ASSOCIATION.
re Union Pacific cis ms tha, isS posi-
ton in the matter has been misunde--
s.o16. and says thac Il had no Intention
or desire 20 5e-noralize the rates. AZ an
ev.5ence az is geod fairh, il has Offered
10 assist the ocle- roads in cleaning Up
ne market il san Francisco. which has
for a loag tine besu one % tae worst
places in the western territory FOR de-
rnoraiized rates. Tie C1ion Pacific has
also agreed - cooperate with The oth-
e. roads in stopping the payment %
large commissions.
Vienna, Aus. june -s--EmpsVor Francis
Jcszps today received in audience Mr- Bart
le-1 Tr;2o. the retiring United States min
tsisr 70 Austr:s-Hungary. who presented
l. le-ters OF recall Later. h-s majesty -e-
ce--ed Il audience Mr. Ch2riealange Tower.
~ -ew United States minister here. who
p:esenled his credentials
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
rrEsr roH rY. PRESIDENT
Thea ., VIII be in Order to Pray ss- the
Qzse1.

Sv-zcuss. - 7. Juss 1s-7isso7
Han;i1xsoa hzs s1thortzz5 cserEyrssn
z-3 lsyuen readers = ;he EpsscsDsl
5locese q Genital S~< Tork . lscl1se
z services - ne e.. Szrszay after
TTioi;y ske prayer. - co5Y Ot Enach
- ass isszes. - ozse7 Tfcrzra AL
t-e Eelszrs q Ezglz1G TIE prayer %
. fo.l5x ;sst ~ - grss.-s-t q tie
r--s.sF E.,.es
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
INDIANS SHUT OUT
GIANTS SOUTH Paw pIToEER
DOES Tie BUSINESS.

rsbsau's Men Gee OaIy Three HIS OF
Ents-siy Observation-Disclosures Hssiesa
ths side oaee with the Ease. Fsst-s
Browns Fssd the xha,ies uus. ,aA
Win On the SsrssSsh Of That iIsxvy
Batting IN the Bairtners-R RssssaarR
Game. Woa by the Cham pseas
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19

NEW YORK. 5. CLEVELAND. Il
NsS York. Jsas N-TAe Ne~ Yerks %.
day ssut ous Patsey Tssescs - rs N
postponed game Gasss. - ssre froa1
Clsveia,1 Cy" sss,As-nr. rAs yoeaS
south psw. w2s . c. sae-s pus<ie - -
CieyesAnGA Es Esi3 than 5va u a. his
Ut 10 the exam Enias. vssn ~ ,eo
worked II . triple 70 sest hsAt- Ia sos
another vi; n tse uin-A. bat ss;A lk. 80
other. eouusee fer r.asns- SssnSr usaa-
aged 20 pu- ira s.asa sat % sesesA, -Sha
| places Il tss ss-satA izniEs. ws,a oat
nan OCT. 60 gav, Two hsSes on oa.-s s13
II, tAs thsrc rna-. nlsrs the bases Hs
s-ea6.e. h.1sseis. kowrver. and By strtk.ag
: out O'Cocro-. who cane 20 bat IA plsee oe
NcDe-ncts Anc getting The batter vao
followed og; in fy. retired TIE stis Rtis
three meG on bases. The Giants s-ot onsy
SIX his or MeDerHo,,. Cuppy res.ese4
him in lie ssaevta- A;,saaance so
Score
New York .-.-..-.-.-.e 0 soe.-
Cleveland -.-...-.--..-e 0 0eos 1-s J 3
Batteries; New YORK. Seymour snd War
.rer. Cleveland. McD~rnot,. Cappy ana
thinner. Unpsre-ODsy.
ST. LOUIS. ;. PHILADELPHIA. a
Philadelphia. Pa. Jane S--St louis
turned the tables on IRE Fa..Gcs. and 9e-
fsStei fhen n a game r%pIese with VIII
pitches and costly errors on tas part et saa
locals. IN the visitors hAif % the NSs>h.
three hits on ,setr PART 4nd > ssccrzslgn
OF fumblcs By TIRE Paili!es gave tAssn tvs
runs. DonoAue pitched socsl game A.
tendance 3.eA Sore:
RIM
81 Louis ..-...........oe eieo50f Asis
Philadelphia ...-..-.--l eel teetE 4
Batteries. -. Louis. DOnzhue aad DSus-
las. Phlla6elphia. JoEnsoa ami C-ssucasA
UmpsTsS-AcDouait and Ncrbermotf-
BALTIMORE. y. PITTsBtRG. =
BAltinore. Nd. June lS-Tne CaampsSas
today won the seeond CT tAs prrscnt scr -
n a same os no particular interest," Cer-
be.r and Hawley were bAtted freely. 10
latter setting a shade the woTs; Of Z. AZ.
tendance :. .ssS Score;
Salt.no-e ..-.-.a....i03Tesao o.-II is
F.ttsbur< .----.-.-....2 . ! Siei 1-ss
man: F1'tseuTg. Ha~ley and Merritt Cszs
p.re-Rgrst.
WASHINGTON. s. LoI-TsyILi-E. Z
Washington. y. G. June lS-F-axsr p.gea-
81 well today Up % TIE s.zfh laainx ~A.s
four successive hits we're Earuered from his
delivery. majority % fas raus w.se
assisted BY battery errors -Attszazzes L.
soo. Score.
RHE
Washington ..........eG
Louisy!lis -...-..-...--i 0 o ie0e i-z L
Batteries. wasnln <-on. McJanaes azs Ne
CURE, Louisville. Frazer ard Dexter. UIa-
pids-Emssis
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
Geo Barse. Pres J Il Waite. sec-Trea.
DADcE Live Stock
DI ANIL Commission Co

Rooms $3.50 1--we Stcck ExcAanse B.sr
KANSAS CITY. No
Capital Sock s,s5.aoo. Pad %.
Il you want Srocssrs @ feeders wit.
Is Reasonable advances Expe-s~acea
ssiesnea IL each csparsls1t Cattle Hogs
a-s sheep Tsse7ho-s .Sxs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York, June is.-Printed goods are
fairly active. Fall fanc:es continue 10 seli
well and prices are reported 20 be more
liberal G:nghams IN staple lines are fairly
active. Woolen godds show no change.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
EASk CLEARINGS

New York. June 1s.-Tse following table.
compiled by BraGstreet's, shows the total
clearauceS a. the principal cities and the
percentage OF increase or decrease, as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
CattleSteai iy.
Sh ppers.


]. ]. Houston OF Ponca City, o. T, had
up TWO cars of hogs
u. ". Cave AID Frank Oliver OF Gladys
had one car C :ogs OF the market
Eugene Arne,L Of Earls5araugh, o. 7.
had ore car o. stock hogs on the market
p. s Springer OF Millerton was here with
one car OF hogs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
-utouts-Inspected soKs and staxs.

Cutouts-Inspected sows and stays.
No. Dock Av. Price No. Dock Av PricA
40 40 10 3 Tia 50 ~ 21s SIS
Il So 10 35 81 ~ s6 36
65 1e0 30 36
CATTLE
Cattle-Steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No. Av.Wt. Price
I calf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 s. 90
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
SOUTHERN PEIScrPLEs SAFE


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re Tex4s lszlEszs=-r ag35izts1 a err
mite - szse<-z<sse . cAayxs r.sz
.1rtas-8 P-5fess1rs Eers sazzges a. ~
gate university zzs tsacasz he puoslS
= feok <1tA e5a,@-3f siTa ss7re~Tn
s-s5sssc-s Zee c7nzTfses tsssy sac
f4-ls re2o~; stssr a cz-gsz. ex7zsirz-
t-s1- s-1clrg IA. hey isa3 toGrt re re-
ss1-- = - -zaly Gaf-ce AID l1at -
Ezc1 ezcz1Kx zEre 5E1< .sfsss1as5
ard s3-szx g al oss=es1aassss =
ssszss-z p-arfSses Ezs aszzE t-@zat =
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xzsz.z<ss=- z. G. T1zs iN-5~-4ssr r.
- szsr1-zees : ~ .o@.y s-gzszzz< sszzs
al s<az zat@s szza e fsEsz---2 n essz
sz- z-sfA--. ia. - nEssss-As kzzks 49,
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19

Al Graai RSplis-- RHE
Grand Rapids .0gi8f0iieQ h-tfr
So Paai ........e o2si oof 9eo = s. :. I
Batteries. Grad Rapids. scott and Tw.rss
ham. 81 Paul. Phyfe AMI Sg.ss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
WICHITA MAR * ErS

Wichita. Kan, June q, 1897.
HOGS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-19
cHaEoEs or BooDLrso
Are oos Tbfsx Ihss sii. Nyroa So. Me-
Cards foadsnstfoa

wns1inxson. Jsse is-Tzs s<os.s
committee "a territories ;oeAy resumed
conssleraa7n q n charges szs-n-
Myroa II NcC5rs. NO hzs been roui-
nrtss - governor = Ariz9na. Tss
nomination. aftsr bsing fsyvrably re-
po-tes. vas rscaznna f:s3 o. Hos6sy "a
s-c1sn: o. nsv chsrgeT. T,s~se eas-x~s
a1s crrtal-sf n - asldsTif aa6e -
81 GzrIire-. uso Sss in1fas iasssescr
in 1891. ESo s,stes ~; NcF'gr3 agef~i
him tzs0 - irfnscre IL iscstsou q al
In5i8n sc5cos n Wiscoasin. Ths con-
n.fstss -saS .bis afHfsvlf ;eszy az ala
a. sas5avlf = FeP5y rom ar. IeCars.
caz-acserxinE " GarasncT's stsfs-
-n~u; as sntrs~ TIE ceznit1~s z~els-
a = rend - ~. CaFsiaer 5sfgrs g.
cl5laE - csse.
sp-r 9Gsse. Ia. J9us is~-<5evsr-sr Ts--
zrr tcfsT a8Fslufsss sx-Sa~sfrer = y.
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era ! 7. Hss1s q Lareotz sas Cszrses
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MagAErs.

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and pro iuce markets fur.
nished by r. L. Bostick. Commission Mer-
chant, rooms 20 and u Jver Kansas Ma
tional bank Telephoas O..
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ALL ON THE SURFACE
ARE THE RETARDINe IErLUEHoEs
UPON BUSINESS.

Aeseiy slight Waves Rolling Back Toward
the Rocks and Shoals Cp0a the Desc
late shores of Adversely, WhiIe Beneath
ID the same Old Undersov of Former
Onward For the Open Sea of Prospect
The Figures to Prove This, .s Gfyea In
Oun's aud Bradstreet's
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WASHINGTON. s. LOUISVILLE.

Batteries. Baltimore. C9rbctf ard Bower
man: P-'tsearg. Ha~ley and Merritt rzs
p.re-Rgrsf.
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Batteries: Wasniu <-on, McJanes aza Nc
CURE. Louisville. Frazer and Dexter. UIn-
pids-Ens.ls.
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HosE-Steady 10 strong.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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Washington. y. G. June lS.-F-azer p.tcA-
81 well today up % TIE s-zfh Inning ~Aen
four successive hits we're Earuered from bio
delivery. majority % tas raus w.ce
assisted BY battery errors AttsZ4=zcs L.
ss. Sore.
New Ulm review., 1897-12-29

State of Minnesota, County of Brown, s..
In Probate Court, Special Term, De,
cember 18th, 1897.
In the matter of the Estate of A1onzo
w. Nickols, deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate
of Alonzo w. Nickols, deceased, late of
the County OF Brown, and State of Mime
sofa, being granted to Kate H Nickols:
It is ordered, That six months be and
the same is hereby allowed from and after
the date of this order, in which ali persons
having claims or demands against the
said deceased are required to file the same
in the Probate Court of said County, for
examination and allowance, or be forever
barred. 81 ~.
1t Is Further Ordered. That the rst Mon
day in July, A. d. 1898, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
at general Term of said Probate Court,
to be held at the Probate Office in the
Court House in the City of New Uln1, in
said County, be and the same hereby is
appointed as the time and place when and
where the said Probat e Court will exam
inc and adjust said claims and demands:
And It Is Further Ordered, That notice
of such hearing be given to all creditors
and persons interested in said estate by
forth with publishing this order once in
each week for three successive weeks in
the New U1n Review, weekly newSpa.
per printed and published at New Ulm in
said County.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, the 18th day
of December, A. D. 1897.
By the Court:
51-1 Jonas Lauderschlager
(Sealo Judge of Probate
New Ulm review., 1897-12-29
JAPANESE DIET DISSOLVED.

Not Given a Chance to Vote on q Motion
of No Confidence.
YOKOHAMA, Dec. 28.-Count Mat.
soukata, the premier, and Marquis
Saigo Tsugumichi, minister of marine,
have resigned. It is probable that
Marquis Ito will be the new premier.
YOKOHAMA, Dec. 28.-The imperial
diet has been dissolved before the house
Of representatives had started dis.
cussion of the motion of no confidence
in the cabinet. It is expected that
there will be several ministerial
changes. III
The Japanese diet was reopened on
Monday last with such union of the
three chief political parties as to make
it certai n that vote Of no confidence
in the government would be carried.
On Friday last the mikado, in the
speech from the throne, announced
that the government intended to SUBJ
r1it fresh taxation measures, the char
acter of which is known to have united
the three chief political parties in op.
position, and to introduce bill amend
ing the codes, civil and criminal.