davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04

Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache. constt
patton, sour stomach indigestion are promptly
cured by Hoods Pills. They do their work
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10
Il BRAZYLII.

Petersburski ,,KraJ'' do
nosi, ze polscy 90. Salezy~
anie, kt6rych znaczny zastep
wyjdzie W nied}ugim czasie
z kolegium W Turynie, W
najblizszej przysz}osci maja
objae duszpasterstwo W ko-
loniach polskich: W Paranie,
St. Catharir4a i Rio Grande
de Sui Nv po]udniowej Bra
zylii) i w tym celu maia za}o-
zy6 W tych krajach swoje
klasztory misye. DR.. K}o-
bukow:ki, znany podr6znik,
poleca za}ozenie misyi sale
zyahskiej W ko]onii polskiej
W Lucenje, lezacej ma granicy
prowinc:yi Parana i St. Ca.-
tharjna. Okolice Luceny "a
mieszkuje dziki szczep Boto.
kudow, do kt6rych dotqd
promienie WARY Chrystuso-
wei ME dotar}y. 90. Sale
zyanie mieliby w Lucenie
pole do dzia}ania nietylko
przez to, ze dodawaliby opie~
XII duchownej naszym roda-
kom, lecz nadto rozpoczatby
mogli zmudne dzle}o nawra-
cania i cywilizowania Boto.
kud0W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10
Il Chicago:

Niezalezny Kozie} ma caly
niezaleznych zapisa~
ny ma siebie, ] a k o W / a S
n o sc pry W a t n q. Kto
sic chce O tenn przekonaf,
niechaj idzie do urzedu hipo'
tecznego i znaidzie, ze dnia
1go Kwietnia nie]akis Dan
Crilly zapisal grunta pod
szopkami Kozla - Aptkowi
Koz}owi. TAX sic skohczyla
gospodarka Koz|a, trabiacego
ciagle o komitetach 10 w}as-
nosci paraialnej W imlenlu
para6i. Onegdaj Koziei W
wlasnej osobie ,,ekskomuni-
kowal" niezaleznego lewite
W szopce niezalezoych ma
Wojciechowie. Lewita pu-
blicznie sobie zakpi} Koz}a
i Koziel z szopki-uciek}.
Szopka, niezaleznych ma
Bridgeporcie jest wystawionq
ma sprzedaz prze:s szeryfa
Niezalezni tax opostepuja' ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10
I pod WiIpa
lMLNN).

Szanownym Rodakom pod
wilma, Candy i Hendricks, pcleca
sic store generalny pod frma
Nj. A. EATON W CANDY,
Oto pomiedzy innemi spis i
cena towar6w, jakich tam mona
dostac:
IS funt6w mia}kiego cukru "a 81. 90
Paczka kawy............... loct.
Gallon kerosyny............... l0ct.
Towar6w YARDOWYCH,
materyj ma damskie suknie t. d.
jest tam wiekszy zapas po sto~
sunkowo tanszej Genie, jak gdzie-
:indziej W Can:Py... - Tax .tsal samo 9
ma sic oddhiaiem BUTo,WfI
TRZEWIK0W.
Okrycia mow.e Ola
dam dzleci, pocz4wszy cd e SO.
So takze: KUFRY l KUFERRI,
torby podr6zne, sTATKI szklannae zsl:'ra
i porcelanowe, LAMPY wiszaceli
stojqce, CzAPk1, modre robocze
kaftany, welniane- koszule, zwane
Swee ters po 81 90, najwieek-:e
sze W swlecie.
KOZUCHY dla dam i mezczyzn.
Rome sprzety kuchenne j domo~
we, zelazne blaszane.
Zelazne kub}y do wegli po Is ct.
j po 20 ct.
Jaja, mas}o kartofe wymiesnlla wy1ilsl
pan NJ. A. EATON "a ToWARY VAR.
GROCERNE, placac najwyzsze
! ceny targowe:. &: ,ss.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10
z NiW P0lslxicll
w AMERYCE.
ZEGARMISTRZOW.

ZEGARMISTRZOW-
STWEM i jubilerstwem jesz-
cze bardzo malo Polakow w
Ameryce sic zajmuje, a pre-
ciez to fach wytwarzajacy
wielkie kapitaly. Kto ma
syna, pragnacego sic wyuczyc
jakiego rzenlios}a lub sztuki,
niechaj go posle do s}awne,
szko]y zegarmistrzowskiei W
Winonie. Tu W 6 ciu do 9 clu
miesiacach moze sic prak-
tycznie i ksiazkowo nauczyc
wszystkiego co zegarmistrzo-
wi jubilerowi W Ameryce
umiet potrzeba. Nauka kosz-
tuje tylko 100 dolarow, a
temu, kt6ry szkole skodczy,
moze potem przynosiG rok-
rocznie tysiace.
w tutejszej szkole zegar-
mistrzowskiej ucza sic nawet
.acy, kt6rzy sic juz innych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10
u Austryi.

w doskona}ej, miejscami
humorystycznej movie osmie~
szyi niemieck;ch obstrukcyo.
nist6w pose} czesl1i pan
Stransky. Z mowy tego posIa
wyjmujemy nastepny charak~
terystyczny ustep:
,,Opozycyi = m6wi} pose}
Stransky, trzema gabinetami
tax sic uda}o, jak owemu zy
dowi wegierskiemu " anek-
dotce. zyd zbro:} cos, to tez
zawo}aE go do siebie wicezu~
pan rzekt do niego: ,,Albo
dostanicsz IS dni aresztu,
albo IS kij6w, albo' zjesz IS
cebul'' ma to odpar{ zyd:
IS dni to gorzko, IS kJ6w
to boil, cebule jem chetniej
dla tego wybieram cebule"
Zacza} wiec iest, ale juz przy
pietnastej zroh!}o mu Sc
niedobrze, a przy dwudzieste)
rzekl: ,,]uz wole raczej IS
kij6w''. Przyniesioao hawke
i zaczeto bic. Juz przy dwu-
dziestym zawola':: 90, al, to
boil, wole areszt!' (weso]ost.
Zyd zatem zjadl 20 cebul,
wzia} 20 know i odsiedzia} IS
dni aresztu. (wesolosG.)
TAX samo Jest z opozycya.
Gdyby byli "a Badeniego
1eszcze sic przez pewien czas
wstrzymali, to bylby Badeni
moze dis tam, gdzie zawsze
ehcia} bye, to jest po ich
stronie. Zwalili potem Gaut-
scha, co by}o druga dla mich
! kara, ! maja teraz Thuna {
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10

skt6rym twierdzq, re jego pro-
jekty CO do uregulowania
kwestyi So daleko gorsze, niz
rozporzadzenia badenicwskie
lub gautschowskie. = Mad
mieniamy, ze posel Stransky,
Cd niedawna dopiero stana}
po stronie rzadu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10
i ,,rosna'', ze ich traba Ar
chaniola ma sadie ostatec1-
nym chyba ME obudzi.

w Kensington przy 118tej
ulicy rozpoczela sic budowa
kosciola w nowo zalozonej
parafi polskiej sw. Salomei.
Do novel parahi naleza Pola-
cy z Kensington, Pullman,
Roseland, West : Pullman,
Riverdale, Dolton, Genoa
cegielni pod Blue Island.
Powyzsze miejscowosci leza
w granicach miasta Chicago.
.Liczba Polak6w zamieszka-
}ych W granicach parahi jest
okolo $50 familij. Grunt "a
kupiony pod kosci6} obeimuje
biloxi prey Indiana ave, mle-
dzy 118ta utica i 118 Place,
jeden biloxi cd elektrycznej
kary prey Michigan ave. l W
tel miejscowosci niezalezny
Koziel chcial ludsi buntowac,
lie sic ME I'd a O..
Najstarsi najzamozniejsi o.
bywatele naleza do Zwjazku
Nl,,I!arodowego, wzglednie do
Towarzystwa sw. Stanis}awa
B. i NJ, grupy zwiazkowej.
Towarzystwo to uczynilo
bardzo wiele dobrego pod
czas wielkiego strajku Pull
mahskiego. bedac zarazem
inicyatorem novel tara6i.
Prezydentem towarzystwa
jest pan Pawe} Andryczka,
pochodzacy Top6lna, pod.
Swieciem, Prusy Zachodnie,
delegat ma ostatni sejm
Zwiazku Narodowego.
Skoro kosci6l stauie i pa
rata sic cczysci z palqcych
dlug6w, x. Arcybiskup Fee
han naznaczy miejscowego
proboszcza. Tymczasem orr
gan'zuje para6a Wlel. x. FIR.
Kroll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10

SANTIAGO u}-
kownik Borrop przed-
stawif liste armat,
kt6re z rak hiszpah-
skich prze]da W po-
siadanie Ameryka-
now. Liczba ich wy
nosi l3l. MAJ
sze z mich posiadaja
kaliber IL Gala, mai
wiek:sze 81 Gala. Sc
armat jest bronco
wych, 3 stalowe a AZ
z lanego &elaza. O.
pr6cz tych armat O.
trzymaja Amerykan e
$4,000 karabin6w
Mausera / 10 milo.
now naboj6w.
GEN EW A. W
dniu Z Listopada b.
r. rozpoczs4 sic tu
process przeciwko
mordercy cesarzowej
austryackiej. Akta
oskarzenia sk}adaj
sic z oko}o 800 stron-
mic W jezyku francu-
skim, q oko}o 100 we
W1oskim. Razem z
kr6lob6jce s7dzonych
bedzie jeszcze ki(ku
anarchist0W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10
odechcia}o sic wojaczki ME
chca sic ma nowo zorganizo-
wac W polska kompania.

Z IRONWOOD, Mich. ,
gdzie tamtejsza osada polska
zawdziecza swe istnienie ko-
palniom rudy zelaznej, donc~
szq:-Dobre So tn teraz
widoki d)a g6rnikow. Zapasy
rudy zelaznej wyczerpuja sic
zupe}nie, z powodu wielkiego
zapotrzebowania tego metalu;
z tego powodu co dzieh
wiecei robotnik6w przyjmuja
do tutejszych kopal6 rudy.
Scion zlmowy tegoroczny
zapowiada sic swietnie.
PAN ZEMBACZYNSKI,
by}y redaktor organu kropi-
dlarskiego, powr6ciwszy do
Europy, ozeni} sc c6rka
doktora Przyborowskiego z
Kamiehca Podolskiego. Stub
odby} sic W Czestochowie.
PAN S. S. kUKASZE-
WICZ z South Milwaukee,
Wis, kszta]ci sic W muzyce
W sem'naryum St. Francis.
Z MINTO teraz diva razy
dziennie poclta jezdza do
Dakotejskiej Warszawy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10

KANEA, ma Kre :
Gle. - Wojska euro
peiskie zaje}y cyta-
dele. Tymczasem n gu
bernator >turecki u
wiadomi} admiral6w,
re ma rozkaz su}tana
wstrzyma sic tax dlu-
go Z wycofaniem
reszty wojsk turec-
kich z Krety. dop6ki
ME skoncza sic uk4a-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10

I rzemi6sl wyuczyli. Dawniej'
sly drukarczyk pan J6ze
Worza}la. wyuczywszy sic "
niej zegarmistrzowstwa, dzi
siaj dobrze zarabia W Ste
venspoint, Wis. Pomiedzy
innymi kohczy tez te szko}e
dobry kowal. posiadajacy
kuznia ma farmach. Mniema
on, re podwoi swoje dochody,
jezeli, prowadzac po dawne-
mu kowalstwo. bedzie takze
l,aprawial Kegarki.
Dyrektprem winohsk'ej
szko}y zegAmistrzowskiej jest
pan Woodcock. Dokladny
adres lego: w. F. A.
w 0 o d co c k, 3rd & Main
Str, Winona, MINI.
ZNANY we wielu osadach
polskich organista pan Juliusz
Zaczek pe}ni obecnie obo~
wiazki przy polskim koSciele
w Plantersville, Texas.
DO ST. LOUIS, Mo-,
wybiera sic pan K. Motykow,
ski, fachowy drukarz, aby
tam zalozy6 sdobr4 po]ska
gazette. Pan !. Motykowski,
przybywszy Z Europy po
skohczeniu szk6t sSrednich,
przez 8 lat pracowa} po r6z-
nych drukarniach' w Ameryce
/ uciu'al sobie spory kapjta.
lik. Ma ostatku przebywa} W
St. Paul, MINI. Przywiezie
on re SODA do St. Louis, gu
pelnie nova, w Chicago "a
kupiona drukarnia. :: Zyczy~
my powodzenia!
RADON, Ill.-Niedaleko
cd naszego miasteczka znale~
ziono trupa S. p. Zielihskie~
90, le1acego ma szynach ko-
lejowych. - Prawdopodobnie
zasz}o w tym p:zypadku sa~
mob6Jstwo.
TEOF1L KLEIN, przeby.
wajqcy W Douglas, W Alasce.
ma tam TAXA biede, re nawet
"a W1ARUsA zap}acic ME m6g},
a w listach do swoich znajo-
mych w Manitowoc chwali
sic, ze juz ukopa} sob:e lyle
z}ota, il ME zdola}by go sam
udzwjgnat. .-Nielepiej pewnie
wiedzie sc i innym polskim
zlotokopom W owej amery-
kahskjej Syberyi.
DO SZKOkY PARA
FIALNEJ Sw. Jadwigi W
South Bend, lnd., uczeszcza
przesz]o 1000 dzleci. Liczny
ten zastep uczni i uczennic
pozostaje pod kierownictwem
IS nauczycieli i nauczycielek.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. =
Ochotnicy milwauccy zostali
rozn,1szczeni. GwardziSci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10
TELEGRAMY.
JEROZOLIMA.

JEROZOLIMA, =
Cesarz Wilhelm juz
W dniu 5 Listopada
opuSci4 ziemle swieta
i teraz podr6zuje po
prowincyi tureckiej,
zwanei Syry a, zwle-
dzajac tamtejsze
hadlowe miasta l
)amlatkl starozytno-
,ci. Odjezdaajac z
erozolimy, odwie-
uzi4 cesarz katolickl
dom przytulku pod
wezwaniem Swietego
Jana tam pewle-
dzia}, re pa}stwo
niemieckie nadal bez-
poSrednio oplekowac
Sic bedzie wszystkimi
katolikami narodo--
wosci niemieckisj ma
schodzie, nawet W
Chlnach, gdzie brat
cesarskl Henryk z
pancernikami czuwa
mad bezpieczehstwem
chrzeScian.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10

kONSIAN i L IN "
POL. z okazyi
pobytu cesarza ME-
mieckiego na divorce
su4tana:: pozwoli} Rad
turecki zafozyGNiem-
com wielks koloniaI
W tureckiej prowin-
cyl Tripolls, wzd}u4
granicy nalezacego
do Francyi Algleru.
U stepstwo to ME po-
zwoli Francuzom 60
spodarzyt W pogra-
nicznych obwodach
Tripolisu jakby we
wfasnym kraiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10

|dy tyezqce sic zwierz-
chnictwa Turcyi mad
wyspa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10

ZNANY we wielu osadach
polskich qrganista pan Juliusz
Zaczek pe}ni obecnie obo>
wiazki przy polskim koSciele
w Plantersville, Texas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO.


Chicago, June 23.-The demand for cat
tie today was disappointingly slow and
prices were a shade lower. Choice steers,
$4.9Od5.25; medium, S4.50Q4.65; beef steers,
$43064.65; stocksrs and feeders, S3.50d5.00;
bulls S2.S0G4O0; cove and heifers. 5000
$50; calves 50. 25d7.40; western steers, So. 40
@43O; Texas cows, $2.75qS5O.
There was an active demand fob COS,
sales being largely at an advance of PFC.
Fair to choice, $3.S71304.OO; packers, $3.50
3.S5; butchers, $3.S212G39717; mixed, $3.7712q
3.95; light, $9.65aS.9212; pigs, $2.75qS.S0.
The demand for sheep was equal TO the
increased offerings. The recent advance
was we'll maintained. Native sheep, So. 70
G5.25; shorn lambs and yearlings, $3.50
600; spring lambs S6.00d6.9O.
Yesterdays official receipts: Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1850; shipments, 6,03S. Cattle-Re-
ceipts, b, 767; shipments, 4,O94. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1517S; shipments. 421. Estimated
receipts OF hogs tomorrow, 5000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, June 23.-Cattle-Receipt
$3.50 natives, 725 Texans. Supply light and
all grades of killing stock sold readily
at steady prices Stock cattle slow; shade
lower. Choice heavy steers, S4.7OG4S0;
medium, $45Od470; light weight steers, 81
G475; stockers and feeders, s3.50q4S5;
butcher cows and heifers, S3.20d415; can
ners. $2.50G3.2O; bulls, S3.OOq400; western
steers, S4.O06460; Texas steers, $3.55442 20;
Texas butcher cows. $3.20d3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, u. AS. demand good;
prices steady to a shade higher. Heavy
hogs, 50. S5G3 9712; medium. S3.75q390; light,
s.. S0d3. 50; pigs, S3O0q3.40
Sheep-Receipts, 1866. Vigorous demand
continues. While quality of offerings has
fallen off some, prices are strong. Spring
lambs. 50OG660; native and western fed
muttons. S4.5OQ5.95; clipped lambs, $3.50
us; Arizona and Texas grass sheep, &.25
OATS; stockers and feeders, $3.50Qi.50.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, June 23.-Cattle-Shipping
steers, S45Od5.20; light and dressed beef
and butcher steers, s3.S0d5.05; stockers
and feeders. s3509465; cows and heifers,
s. 30d4 IS; Texas and Indian steers, $500
4 30; cows and heifers. $2.I0G3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Market steady;
workers, S3.7063S so; packers, S3.75g3.S0;
butchers. s3.S5d&95.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market strong;
native muttons, s415q4g0; lambs, ;4.25Q
L "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-24
RIOT AT OSHKOSH
strike and Cause Gen.
eral Disturbance

Oshkosh, Wis, June "a serious riot
occurred here today as a result of the
woodwirkers' strike. Several hundred
women armed with clubs rocks and eggs
and paper sacks of pepper gathered at
the south end of Light street bridge near
the Morgan sash, door and blind factory
and waited for workmen endeavoring 10
enter the factory. The police were pow
erless TO dispense the mob and not a man
was allowed 10 enter the factory, even
the proprietors being driven back by
threats of violence. Non-union laborers
were singled out and chased for blocks.
a number of them being struck gy stones
and eggs. As a consequence the plant
was ordered closed down and the manu-
facturers are now holding a conference
with the city officials. A similar riot on
a small scale occurred last night during
which one man had his nose smashed with
stone Serious trouble is anticipated
as the strikers are feeling ugly. Several
lncendiary fires in the last few DAYS are
laid to the strikers, and It is feared that
a resort to force may result in a further
attempt in this direction
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-24

day: The receipts for two days show
slight decrease in hogs and an increase
OF l5O cattle and 300 sheep. compared with
the same time last week, and a decrease
or 1000 hogs. an increase OF 100 cattle and
a decrease OF $50 sheep, compared with the
corresponding time a year ago."
The Chicago Drovers' Journal remarks:
Cattle seem to keep the market pretty
full In little while the Indian Territory
cattle will be moving and in four TO six
weeks the western rangers will be ready.
II there is going TO be much OF a gap
in supplies it Will have to show up pretty
soon"
National Live Stock Reporter, Wednes-
day: This market usually receives as
many hogs on Wednesday as on any other
day Of the week, but today was an ex-
cepton and receipts were below the aver
age"
Omaha Drovers' Journal, Wednesday:
esterday's good run was followed up
by the largest receipts of the month to-
day, 153 cars. 1000 head; 1,20O more than
yesterday, 1903 more than last Wednes-
day. and the largest run since May "a,
when official figures were u.813. Three
days supply foots up 1881 against 1895
same period last week.
Douglas Robrts of Oakland, Ills, writes
hogs not very plentiful. About 40 per cent
of the spring pigs died on account of the
late cold. damp spring. Some fields of
corn look nice but the growing crop is be-
low the average. Broom corn acreage Is
80 per cent short and the crop is not very
encouraging. Not much old corn in the
country and it will require all of il for
feeders. The past week has been the
incest Of the season TO do farm work.
Clover is a good crop generally, but very
weedy.'
year ago on Wednesday cattle receipts
were: Chicago. 1900; Kansas City, $500;
Omaha, 400; st. Louis. $500.
year ago Wednesday, hog receipts
were: Chicago. 1900: Kansas City, Is, 200;
Omaha, 100; st. Louis, $500.
Receipts for the year 1898 to date, at
Omaha, inclusive, are 325, 157 cattle, S7s, 264
hogs, 500, $50 sheep; an increase, as COM
pared with same period, 1897, of 9,107
cattle, 931 hogs and 262 639 sheep.
Receipts of live stock at the st. Louis
National Stock Yards so far this year to
and including today, amount to 2S6. l25 cat
tie, S21 hogs, against 800, 7s4 cattle, and
S31. $50 hogs received during the CORE
spending period last year. These figures
show a decrease of %, $50 cattle, and 1858
hogs.
Statistics from Indianapolis: Over 1000
hogs a year ago at this time. Two years
ago at this time the bulk OF the hogs
sold at So 3593.45. Two years ago this
week nearly 5000 hogs arrived which
was the second largest weeks receipts
of the month. Only a little over 1900
hogs a year ago this week, and nearly
g. 400 sheep. Less than 1900 hogs three
years ago now. Five years ago at this
time light hogs sold as high as s625 and
haavv S615
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-24
HOG MARKET STRONG
Very Light Receipts and
Common Quality.
BULK $3.50 AT 1892 10
One Cattle Transaction of 10
Butcher Steers.
BULK $3.50 AT 1882 ~

The local hog market yesterday was in
the main featureless and SLOW, not SO
much from lack Of interest or demand.
but rather because Of the light run of
hogs received during the day. The wagon
trade was of in quantity, as was the car
stuff, and there was little business TO be
done What there was, was dispatched
promptly and the late arrivals were
jumped at with all the alacriLy Of live
active market and the days affairs over
and closed early. There were six cars
IN all received, five Of which were
weighed up before the close and the other
finally sold after the bulk of the run was
disposed of. Everything was cared for
which came in and several times as much
more could have been readily sold had 1t
appeared. The local killing demand and
the shipping call as well were active and
strong and prices held up as well as
possible, quality considered. The market
ruled strong with Wednesdays prices and
entirely in conformity with all other points
for live stock. and the provision market
also. Both lard and ribs were of cents.
While the demand was at all times &C
tive and ready, the quality of most of
the hogs offered for sale was very com
mon, and hardly UP TO the grade Of the
day previous. The weight was only 206
pounds, nine pounds under that of the
day before, and for several days There
was nothing choice on sale, and very lit
tie that could be considered even good.
Good, prime hogs, weighing $40 to go
pounds, would readily have brought $3.50
go. AS 1t was, S3.571h was the best price
for car hogs paid through the day, and
theye we're only fair and light to medium
IN weight. Better hogs would easily have
brought better prices, and those on sale
received in all cases all they could COM
mand. Thursday Is usually a heavy day
for receipts but yesterday they fell off
quite materially, as was the case at all
the principal receiving points. Harvest
time being now on hand and in full swing
a lighter run Of receipts is expected and
discounted. The corn on hand being also
greatly diminished. causes the hurrying
into market of light and short fed hogs
10 the injury Of the markets generally.
Daily comparisons On the local market are
as follows: For yesterday: Tops, $3.6215;
bulk Of sales, Sc. 5093 621a; average weight,
pos; receipts, 4s4. For Wednesday: Tops,
$50; bulk of sales. $3.55q3. 621a; average
weight, 215; receipts, sig. For the same
day last week: Tops, $40; bulk Of sales.
s35503.70; average weight, pa; receipts,
! .40S. For same day last year: Tops,
S307i2; average weight, 211; receipts, pa
In spite Of the light day yesterday, the
receipts were about twice as heavy as one
year ago. Three cars Of hogs were shipped
out last night, bought on the open market
on eastern order.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-24
RECEIVING SUBSCRIPTIONS
Treasury Department Guarding In
tcrests of Buyprs

Washington, June 23.-The following
statement was made at the treasury de-
partment today:
Among the many subscriptions for the
smaller amounts of $500 or less received bv
the treasury department there appear al
most daily remittances from banks and
smaller institutions covering a long list
Of subscribers in small amounts. The
fact that there is a small premium Of
fered by large would-be investors has
stimulated certain persons to secure sub
scriptiOns for people who have no bona
fde intention of Investing in the bonds
The proforma subscriptions thus obtained
are then forwarded by the agency gath
ering them in with a draft in a round sum
for payment. 1t is easily seen that the
fair purpose of the law which favors an
honest subscription by the citizens Of
number means, may be thus circumven-
ted The treasury has a watchful eye out
Tor such abuses, and where the case is
clear enough such subscriptions are IN
tremendously returned to the sender.
In other cases where doubt exists the
secretary has prepared and will send the
ecc.,0wing letter:
Dear Sir:-You are respectfully advised
that the several subscriptions Of 500 each
enclosed by you are not accepted. but are
held in allegiance for your further advice
The duty OF this depart
ment requires a reasonable, yet diligent
guarding of the rights Of those in whose
behalf the law has special regard. The de-
par-ment therefore deems II proper to
require from you clear and unequivocal
statement that you appear FOR the per
sons whose names are signed to the sub
scripJion paper. that you are bona ide
acting in their behalf. and not for the
Interior advantage OF yourself or any
other interest.
IN the absence Of satisfactory state
ment from you 10 this effect. the sub
scription papers with your check will be
returned 70 you.
Respectfully yours.
LYMAN J. GAGE. Secretary."