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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-15

speak for the Spanish government. The
only person qualified 10 speak for Spain
in the United States is her accredited
minister. I wish to make the denial as
broad and emphatic as possible"
1t was explained by the minister that
Senior Ceballas had recently been named
by the autonomous cabinet Of Cuba as an
aid 10 him in framing the proposed com
mercial treaty between the United States
and Cuba. This was in accordance with
the autonomous plan by which the Cubans
themselves were given control of their
tariff affairs. But in naming Senior Cebal-
los, the minister pointed out. he and his
associates were to assist him as the
plenipotentiary of Spain. Whether Dir.
Ceballos, on his personal responsibility.
made overtures here is not known at the
legation. He did not call there and 1t is
said that anything that he may have
done was without the consultation or
sanction which would give 1t the slight
est status as the act of the Spanish gov
eminent.
Senior Polo's attention was called 10 the
reports from Spain as to the prospective
sailing of the Spanish torpedo feet for
Havana and TO the significance which had
been attached in this country to this
movement The minister said that the
movement OF torpedo craft had been long
contemplated. and even before he left
Madrid the queen regent had bid good bye
to the captain OF the fleet. Their coming
had no relation whatever, he declared. TO
recent conditions, as they were wanted
for work along the Cuban coast Some
of them. he said. were designed for use
in the Cauto river. while others. bsing
swift, could be used as dispatch boats
between shore points in case land com
was interrupted.
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York about week ago. His family IN
New Orleans have been notified OF his SER
ious condition.
Washington. March i2-Blanohe K.
Bruce. register Of the treasury and ex-
senator from Mississippi. IS seriously iI
at his residence here and Il is feared that
he may not survive He has been suffer-
ing from stomach trouble.
Berlin. March l2-The protest OF thu
United States embassy against the unfair
enforcement Of the buudcsrath decree
against American fruit has resulted in
special Instructions being issued 20 tho
customs officers 50 that no further COM
plants are arriving.
New Haven. Conn. March is-The en-
ecutive committee OF the intercollegiate
track association met here today. A sub
committee was appointed 20 inquire into
the charges made By Captain Brown OF
the University Of California. alleging pro-
fessionalism in eastern college athletics
Washington. March I2-Captain A. s.
Barber. formerly In Command Of the battle
ship Oregon on the Pacific coast station.
who Is now In tho city on waiting orders.
was today ordered % temporary duty In
the Office OF the secretary Of the navy. to
assist in the consideration Of emergency
preparations.
London. March 12--Lady Francis Hope
(Siay Yohs). the American actress. has
FOR some time past been helping her
mother-tn-law. the DowaEcr Duchess %
Newcastle. among the Wh.techapcI poor.
They are arranging a concert at tho pub
lie baths hall az the Aidersgato district IN
aid 81 the rebuilding Of the whitechapeI
school
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET.

New York. March 1s.-Cofee-Options
opened irregular At unchanged prices 20 5
points lower under barely steady Euro
peln cables. heavy Brazilian receipts
small United States warehouse deliveries
lack OF support. weak spot market and
bear hemmering; ruled quiet with down
ward tendency. Closed quiet with prices
unchanged 70 points net lower: sales
80 bags. including May S5-20; July S-35;
September s $3.50: December S56 Jan
uary $50. Spot cofee-Rio weak: No :
invoice SIC; iobhilg 6lsc; centrifugal =
test &c. Refined quiet
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Last night the meeting closed with a
grand ball TO the visiting chiefs and their
ladies' Grand Chief Arthur led the grand
march.
The Bank of Abbeville. Ga. assigned
yesterday President J. J. Mehagen was
absent at the time Of the assignment and
the cashier. II. T. Latham. left on train
for Savannah Immediately after the as
slgnment. Max E. Land was appointed
assignee. There Is much indignation
among che people.
The Rhode Island Democratic state
convention, yesterday nominated Hon.
Daniel Church of Tiverton for governor.
Fayette e. Bartlett OF Burrellville for
lieutenant governor. Miles Nameen for
secretary Of state. Colonel George T.
Brown for attorney general and Edmund
Walker for general treasurer.
The Pennsylvania supreme court has az
flrmed the decision OF the Dauphin county
court which refused TO grant an injunc-
ton to restrain the capitol building com
mission from awarding contracts for the
erection Of the state capitol. The COM
mlssioners win now award the contracts
and proceed with the erection Of the
building in accordance with their plans.
An arrangement Of the disputes between
Peru and Chill as to the disposition % the
provinces Of Tacna and africa. now held
by Chill under the terms of the treaty OF
Anco, has not been arrived at. but is al
most certain to be concluded. The gov
eminent has ordered a general inscription
Of the national guard for April 10. which
will include all citizens from IS TO 80 years
NJ age
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Told in Fewest Word 5

Senior Domingo Cana the Chilean min
feer a. Washington. has been appointed
minister ple1ipoyeaaary 10 the court O.;
St James
A. san Diego. Gala. Grzzt c,1b has
been organized for the purpose . pro
noting the candicacEot L. s GRAFT as
United States senator.
Nr. 3 X Bruce. register of the treas
ury. and ex-senator. s. again very low
and IS 10: holding The improvement ~blen
Ne showed Jas; SATURDAY.
The failure q H u Laatsay < CO.
stock brokers q I1ondoa. Is announced
Captain John Denesssa. RE p3ouesr ship
builder az Green Bag. Mlch-. d.sd yes-
,e-dzr. aEed =
Eve-tt z Box young white nan =
Ffg1sba-o. Texas. follower q race h5~Ess
and enpioyed AZ the New Orleans tracks.
sho. and killed i'm Sanford. a. ego yes
rerazv. SANFORD. who was g.azt -
strength. had fresls-;2y abused Rex za1
10 shooting was II se.f-5sfezse-
TIE thi-3 days meeting q the sos:hern
T-alzrens unl5n. =, ChartaaooEa. was
spsat II sszat-ses.rg by Ire - delegates
ard others z a:ez6z5cs :. tie meeting.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

There were nine car loads of hogs on
the market yesterday. Three each over
the Santa Fe, Rock Island and Missouri
Pacific.
Receipts yesterday were 50 per cent more
than on the same day one year ago. Looks
like business was getting better. This
Is larger gain than at any other yard
In the country.
Mr.. Charles E. Roberts of Newkirk was
on the market yesterday with a car load
of hogs.
Mr.. ]. P. Royal Of OatviIIe shipped a car
Of good hogs here yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Robbins shipped out a car
Of hogs and cattle TO Kansas City last
night over the Missouri Pacific.
Mr.. D. Gwinn sold a car load OF porkers
Yesterday. Mr. Gwinn ships from Seeley.
Kansas.
Three double decks were shipped to
Woods Of ST Louis yesterday.
Mr. ". tephens of edford was at the
yards yesterday with car OF hogs.
The Dold company sent out six car loads
Of their products yesterday. One car Of
loins to Boston, one car of mixed goods
to Buffalo, two cars to Texas points and
one car to New Orleans.
Mr.. Jacob Dold, the founder Of the Ia
rob Dold Packing company, arrived in the
city Sunday morning from Buffalo. Mr.
Dold was caller at the stock yards yes
terday morning.
Mr. J. NJ. Haskell of Riverdale had two
good loads Of hogs here and took the top
price on both loads.
Townsend and Gibbons Of Andale. two
~ the best known shippers TO this market.
had a car in yesterday They were very
good looking hogs. too.
Mr.. J. B. Kell of Clearwater had a load
or swine on the market yesterday. They
were all right and brought good figure
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Kan, March Il, 1893.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Until Wednesday fair and solder.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature has been Il, the lowest 4s,
and the mean So, with generally clear
weather. but at p. m. a very mild thun-
derstorm came from the southwest with
.o4 inch Of rain lasting 20 minutes, and at
once followed by clearing weather, low
barometer and high south wind, shifting
at night to north.
The deficiency in rainfall since the first
Of March is now % inch, but since the
first of the year there has been an excess
amounting to 2.53 inches.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been As, an excess of four de-
grees daily above the normal.
For the past nine years the average
temperature for the month of March has
oeen Il, and for the 18th day, 50.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
washington, March H.-Forecast:
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fafr
and colder; westerly winds.
hansas-Fair in western; showers in
eastern portions; colder; wind becoming
northwesterly.
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So-2O45.40. Western cattle fairly ao+;,,a.
some 1000 pounds Colorado feeders eoiG
al $50; Arizona cows 1855 Native cows
ana heifers strong; prices 81 5Od4 50; choice
le5Iers S3.69a4.35. Bulls 81 75d45o.
Hogs-Receipts, official, 42Oo. Market
TO 10 cents lower; bulk Of sales g. 65d3 so.
heaVies and packers So 65d3. 80; medium
ana mixed s3.65d3.S0; heavies and packers
$3.65Q390; medium and mixed So 65G3 50.
lights S.55q3.75; pigs $3.25G3.s5.
Sheep-Receipts, official, $500. Sheep.
active, steady to 10 cents lower. West
ern muttons $3.S5G435. Fair supply of
western lambs S4s0G5.2
Representative sales: Texas steers IL
head, average 1892 pounds, s4e5; Texas
cows IS head, average 1877 pounds, s420; ma
tive steers Is head. average 1867 pounds.
S5.45; native cows and heifeTs % head
average 10 pounds. s445; stockers and
feeders q head average $50 pounds, s. 35 !;
bulsl head, average 172O pounds, $500.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, March H-Cattle-Receipts
1000 Market steady. Native shipping
steers A.5O95.50; dressed beef grades 81. 90
4515; light steers 3.75G4.50; stockers and
feeders sS.25q475; cows and heifers S2G4 so;
Texas and Indian steers s3507A5o; cows
and heifers 32935l
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Mark>A steady
Workers S375q3.s5; packers s3.70d3 90;
butchers s3.s5q40o.
Sheep-Receipts 500 Market steady Ma
tive muttons S494.50; lambs 35aO.50.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
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chicago, Ill, March l4-The surprising
| feature OF the wheat market this morning
dS mas Den the case for the past few DAYS.
was that cables do not reflect our weak
ness. The impression prevailed at the
opening that Saturdays break was a
shake out, and the feeling was strong on
the curb, but weakness characterized al
most the entire session of the board. For
nearly two hours at the latter part Of the
session the market remained within the
range of S69s to S7is. closing at S6% The
bears have the advantage IN the weather
Russian shipments for the week were
about one million les sthan the week pre-
vious and stocks ruled decidedly strong
indicating less fears of war complication
and Washington was said to be a free
buyer OF stocks especially during the last
hours of the stock session.
The spring wheat seeding Is said to be
progressing nicely and a HIarge acreage
is expected. The visible showed a de-
crease of only about half a million. The
May wheat option was again strongly
held. The difference between May and
July cannot last much longer.
Corn remained decidedly strong closing
at the high point of the day. We feel
that there is nothing to say about corn.
Simply buy ii. The visible supply. how
ever. continues to increase and corn IS
losingsome Of its friends on account of
the fine growing weather which makes
early pasturage more likely.
Hog products were weak early but re-
gained some of the loss. Receipts are not
heavy of live hogs. The packers were not
disposed to do much buying and the prod
uct seems low enough some time ago
when Cudahy and Armour locked their
horns on the lard deal there was lots
talk about painting the yellow wagons
green. We suppose now if Letter sue
ceeds in giving US another boost on wheat
this talk will be revived with the PROPOSE
ton TO paint the yellow wagons Letter
CHRISTIE STREET COM co.
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INUNDATION IN ONTARIO
Ice Jam Raises the Thames and
Grand Rivers.

Toronto. Ont, March 1+.-Dispatches
from Western Ontario tell of the over
flow of the Grand and Thames rivers.
causing serious damage along their val
leys. Sections of London. Brantford and
Gait are completely submerged to a depth
of five to seven feet. In London 800
people are homeless, having been driven
from their homes. Bridges and build
ings were swept away by the rushing
torrent. In Brantford fremen and citi-
zens fought the raging waters all of yes
terday but were finally beaten out, and
West Brantford is a regular lake. At
Gait heavy loss was sustained by the
business people. The ice jam in the Grand
river gave way and the food following
it tore away bridges and trees and wreck
ed a number of factories and private resi-
dences.
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to repair the injuries indicted by the
modern scourage. la Grippe. II you don't
need il tell your friends about it. II will
help them
Mr.. J. NJ Allison. 81 Tacoma ave, In
dianapolis. Ind, can not say too much
in praise OF DR.. Miles Restorative Ner-
vine. He writes: In January, ISe.
was taken with very severe case OF La
Grippe which hung on for I'VE long
weeks; and as a result I was left Ia a
very weak condition. Ny nervous system
was affected 10 such an extent that
could not sleep al night. and was rest
less at all times. AS my physicians We're
unable 10 relieve my suffering. ! decided
to try DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine.
After using one bottle 1 began 10 sleep
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO

Chicago, March 14.-Cattle-There was
the usual large Monday supply Of cattle
today and trade was more animated than
usual. There was not enough matured
beeves TO edmit of weakness. but steers
that were undesirable in quality were in
large supply and ruled weaker to 10 cents
lower. Sales were on basis of So SoT4. %
FOR the poorest to best dressed beef steers,
up TO $525G5.6O for strictly choice to ex-
ira fine beeves. with the bulk of the sales
At s4.50G5.15. Sales of feeding cattle were
mostly a $1,000 90, with prime feeders SELL
ing as high as S4.75. Calves sold at Sc 90
ass for the better grades.
Hogs-Prices OF hogs were weak from
the start with sales a nickel lower. The
bulk Of the hogs sold at So SodS.9 2l-. the
commonest light fetching 3.65 while prime
heavy brought $400 Late sales were at
a decline of cents from those made early.
Sheep-Lambs comprised the great bulk
of the offerings and were rather slow Of
sale al an average decline OF 10 cents.
Comon ia prime lambs moved of at $425
a. % heavy weights selling 10 poorer ad-
vantage than fat. handy light weights
yearlings sold at s.. 5Qd5.O9. and sheep were
wanted at Sc. OoTS.50 for the poorest 70
s4.50T465 for the best, fed westerns sell
ing chiefly at SAo0d4.50. Choice sheep were
stronger and sold actively. Colorado
lambs sold largely at S5S0g5.4o.
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; hogs, $500
Eheep. 25O00.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, March 14-Catue-Kecelp1
official. :. 500 natives; !. 900 southern Mar
ext steady TO 10 cents lower; common 10
good dressed beef steers $SSeao-lo' cholce
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4 Nervous Wreck.
Left by la Grippe in Very Nervous Condition.
Had Queer Feelings i'm my Head"
Cured by
Dr.. Miles NerVine

If you have had La Grippe. you can
realize something Of the suffering en-
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IT twists your neck and fairly seems to
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Thousands Of unfortunate victims Of La
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vance latter on near months; No. 2 red.
March, s1.041s May, 991s
Corn-Receipts. 1900 bushels; exports
SG,S9O Spot firm; No. 2, 3712. Options
steady, unchanged; May, So.
Oats-Receipts, sc, 400 bushels; exports,
5,110. Spot easier; No. 2, 81; No. white,
SO. Options neglected but nOminaIly
steady, closing 1sc net higher; May, 3Ol4
Butter-Receipts 14,574 packages. Steady;
western creamery, l5d19; Elgins, 10; fac
tory, 11G15.
Eggs-Receipts, 1884 packages. Firm
state and Pennsylvania, 1G24qu; western,
10Iz; southern, 10A.
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I have been afflicted with rheumatism
for fourteen years and nothing seemed 70
give any relief. I was able 10 BE- around
an the time. BUT constantly suffering. !
had tried everything could hear % and
81 last was told to Try Chamberlain
Pain Balm. which I did, aid vas in1s-
5izteIy relieved and IL a short tine cared
7 an happy 20 say that Il has not since
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COTTON.

New York. March 14-Spot closed duh
and easy; middIing uplands sis; rniddling
gulf 62s. Sales leo bales. Futures closed
steady; sales 1880 bales. March So;
April SIS; May 5-92: June $50: July ss
August 6.00. September SOS; October. . 81;
November 5.a7: December 800.
Galveston. March 14-Cotton-QUiet and
steady, middling 1915
Liverpool, March A-Cotton-Spot. fair
demand; prices lower; American middlng
8 1872. Futures dull but steady.
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EIIIII[II2lEIlE]

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DIZZY GOODS NfARKET.

New York. March 1.-THE dry goods
market vas quiet today The demand for
all grades Of staple cototns Is quiet
Bleached goods a. first hands are with
out feature. The prices quoted show 10
sir-s of a speedy advance. and sellers are
rons 70 anxious 20 sell goods.
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BARNEY BARNATO'S TRUSTEE
Hr. wooIf Joel shot and Killed by
RIank mailer.

Cape Town. March IA-Mr- WOLF Joel.
he trustee q the estate ot The late Bar
ney Barna;o. the South African million
ARE. was shot In his once tA.s TaoralnZ
az johannesburg. By a former solder
johannesburg. March 1.-THE murderer
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A Positive Guarantee.

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at night, and my sleep was quiet and
restfuL As I continued the use % the
medicine my nerves steadied up. the crazy
feelings LEFT my head. and I have noe
been troubled with them since. Dr.. Niles
Nervtne did more for ma than al tha
doctors medicine I ever took
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CASH GRAIN.

Chicago. March 14-Cash wheat: No. .
red, s1o2: No. red. 92G97c; No. spring,
No. spring. SSd9Sc; No. hard, 92Q93c;
No. s. $3.50: No. ! northern spring, $l02-
Cash corn-No. 2, 2a14: No. 3, 2S44&.
Cash oats-No. ?. 2514 No. s. 80
Flax eash-S1.1S; northwest. I.22i5; May,
& 91Isf?l p
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OF Mr.. Wolff Joel. man named Field
them. has been arrested.
Feldstein entered Mr.. Joel's office and
demanded $500 pounds. Being refused he
snatched a revolver from desk anil iired.
The bullet entered Joel's forehead and he
fell TO the ground and expired. The muir
derer attempted to commit suicide. but
failed.
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Geo II Barze. Pres. II Waite. Sec Treas.
DAD CT Live Stock
DT\oA Commission Co,

Roonsl59-fso Live Stock Exchange Bldg.
KANSAS CITY. 40.
Capital Stock f259. 90 Paid Up
II you want StoCkers or Feeders. writa
rs Reasonable advances. Experienced
aaIesrnen IN each department Cattle.
Hogs and Sheep. Telephone lsk3.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
CATTLE

Cattle were weak yesterday for the first
time during the past ten days and the re-
ceipts were larger than at any time dur
Ing this period. This weakness Of the
market was caused by drop at both
kansas City and Chicago.
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