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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

SHEEP-Thore was only one fresh load
OF rat stun In the yards, aud II sold at a
steady price. II was a bunch of western
ted lambs averaging fraction over rs
pounds and sold at $500 AS showing the
favorable condition of the sheen trade 1t
might he mentioned that these lambs as
feeders cost Al7is and weighed at that
tlme only 80 pounds Last year sheen
verse OF this
The sheer market this week has been IN
lalr condition. The receipts have been
moderate and Just about equal to the
demand, so that the market has been I'm a
good healthy condition. Some DAYS sales
nave been made that looked a little higher
nut the next day would even II up SO that
values are now just about where they
were week ago.
Quotations: Good to choice fed ycarlings.
N3on i.D; good to choice grass wcthers
I,l5m42o tair to good grass wothcrs, 500
m4lOi good to choice fed ewes So 75fIl 90:
tair to good fed ewes SO 40dS65; good To
choice native lambs, S525d55O: good 10
choice fed western lambs, S. 25d5 10; fair to
good fed western lambs, a9om5l5; feeder
wethers, S.65H3. 20; feeder yearlings 50 1b0n
SyU; good to choice feeder lambs Si2Sdl35;
ialr to good feeding lambs, SiO0di 25: feeder
No d.
l91 fed western lambs........... Is s. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'"tI,e 1cner"iis steady. Hogs somc-

VIII HINh"r hnd Shccn Stcndy.
CHICAGO, Dec 9-CATTLE-General
steady unchanged; good to choice. s5.6OD
go poor to medium, A5Oa5,4O mixed
stockers, SS,OOd3 IS; selected feeders, 81 oo[o
4B5; good to choice cows S3.65d475: heifers
S2045lh0; Gamers, $2.OOaSOO: bulls. S2S5dp
4,SO; calves, SO0nIS5; fed Texas beeves,
$;VV15,2o; grass Texas steers, $250d325
shipping; steady to shade higher for light;
stood butchers, S9O04.12Ia; good to choice,
% ooz rough heavy, .$SSOaS05 light,
SWM4OIR; bulk of sales, SiO0T4 O7I5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Steady; native
Wethers, Sj.S5Mi75; lambs S0On55O: west
ern Wethers, $.O0Qi40; western lambs, 81. 90
RECElPTS-Cattle 300 head; hogs, 2 900
head; sheep, 1900 head
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
Sugar yInrl<et.

raw; fair refining, 81 3-16c; centrifugal 96
test, 4Ac.. Molasses sugar 8 9-16c. Refined,
steady; No: 8, 4l%c; No. 7, 7-i6c; No. s. 43sc
No. 12, 4c; No, 10. 4c; No. II, 10 Ice; mould
A, 15-l6c; standard A, 15-l6c; confection-
ers A, l5-16c cut loaf, 5 9-16c; crushed
cubes, 5-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-SUGAR-Firm ;
open kettle, 3ssQSAc; open kettle, centri-
fugal, S7sG4Ssc; centrifugal plantation
grnnulated, Lice; whites 43sG4Shc; yellow,
9BG1ec; seconds, 27sMic. Molasses, very
strong; open kettle, 37Q42o; centrifugal, 10
m34c. Syrup, 35G39c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
BEEE STEERS.
l.........,1320 90
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.

A j. Bothwell-Wyo.
10 feeders. $50 20 80 cows. $40 8 C5
steers. ."1l11 40
HOGs-Saturday is apt to be little un-
certain as market day for hogs, but 1t
was all right today, The market was not
tba 3bny 5gSc higher but it. was active at
changed hands in a short time, Buyers
seemed to want the hogs IA good deal
worse than when they were cheaper, and
they they went after them without hesitation,
The hogs sold at s3,s5M397ia, with the long
string at $3.50. Yesterday the hogs sold
at SSO4395, with over half of all the
sales at $3.S21h or under.
Hogs have sold considerably higher this
week than last, as will be noted from the
table of average prices. On Monday the
market showed an advance of Sc, on Tues
day 1t was shade easier. on Wednesday
there was another sc advance, but the gain
was lost the day following on the last
two days of the week the market made
considerable gains, so that at the close
OF the week the market is 16c higher than
It was at the close of the previous week
The demand has been good all the week, so
that the market as a whole has been en-
urely satisfactory to sellers. Representa-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

ON NEW, YORK, Dec. 9.-Clearings, s1SS 6sl,-
Stg; balances, $5S34,3SS
BOSTON Dec: 9.-Clearngs. S23,So5, 621;
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 9.-Clearngs sll.-
6a,AI balances $157O,453. For the week
NNILtarings, NISii $SS,S6O28l balances, $1O,716 SGl
BALTIMORE, Dec; 9.-Clearings. .s4s14. =
49S; balances, A31,93l. For the week: clear
ing iings' R3, 372; balances, s353G955, Money,
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.-Clearings, a16s. 415
balanGes, $6i6,l0S. Money, 60S per cent
New New York exchange, par bid, 25c premium
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 9.--WHEAT-May.
Gle; cash, No. hard, 659G6c: No 3, 59a6ilac
No. red, 69a7Oci No. 3, 6ia6Sc; receipts
81 cars.
CoRN-May, 29ssc; cash, No. mixed 2SH
a2s&c; No, white, 2s4sc; No. 8, 2Sc.
OATS-No 2 white, Csc.
RYE-No. 2, Axe,
HAY-Choee timothy, ssOO9o5O; choice
prairie 81. 7.0O6l750
RECEIPTs-Wheat, $1,000 bu.; corn, $500
bu. oats, ll,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat $500 bu.: corn, 27-
300 bu. oats 1000 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-BEEVES-Rec
@ oo1 mead; no trading; feeling steady; no late
quarters of beef. N V'-0o
4. LSES-Re y S5 eceipts As head; feeling weak;
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 9412
mead; sheep steady; lambs dun and 15a25c
lower; common to good sheep, 81. T56p4 35:
culls, 81 I5a2 30; lambs, si.75G5. SO; one deck
$5;sS; Canadian lambs, $5.5O@5.SO; culls, 400
HoGs-Receipts, 1919 head; no sales; nom
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

800. Lard. steady; western steamed. s. g.:
December. s. 60, nominal; refined quiet; con-
tnent, $40, South America. 52j: com
pound, $525n5. .31i2. Pork firm; mess 50 50
40 25; short clear $40 5o1il2 90. family Sll 50
ml2w Tallow, firm city, i7s45c; country
iNN5c.
-. RICE-steady; domestic, fair to extra, ga
&c; Japan. 4Ad5c
MOLASSES-F Firm; New Orleans, open
kettle. good TO choice, 32Ti0c.
METALS-Thc brokers price for lead Is
y. 40 and for nmnnnr 81 0nml1. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

Journal quotations:
CATTLE = Receipts 200 head; market
strong and demand excellent
liOtiS-Receipts. 5000 head; market 56i7Isc
higher; all grades, $3.9od4,OO bulk of sales,
SHEEP = Receipts, 200 head: market
steady; demand good
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The weekly bank
SStauetneht shows the following changes:
SSurplus reserve, decrease, $l67L175; loans.
decrease, Sb5O6Oo; specie, decrease, Si,3i5, 400;
IeBal tenders, decrease S,329 900; deposits
seScIease, 1892 500; circulation, decrease
@s6Oo. The banks now hold s6,S59,525 in
excess OF the requirements of the 25 per
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 9.-WHEAT-Tn
store: No. / northern December, 6Shc;
May, 6d7sc; July, 6SAc On track; No, i
hard, 66Ac: No, northern, As4c; No. .
northern 69Ac.
FLOUR-In fair demand and output mod
crate; first patents, 50, iOgS,5O: second pat
ents, 81, 2OaS 80; first clear, s2.20a2 30.
BRAN-In bulk, $40. 5OMll CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
New YorI. Money Market.

steady at 1 per cent; prime mercantile % tile
paper, 5R46 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady, with
actual business in bankers bills al 81. SG5sdD
4.S6A for demand, and $4S1hq4, S11k for sixty
days. posted rates siS2la and s4S71a; COM
mercial bills, $4.s03l,
SILVER-Certificates 56460c; bar 59Bc;
Mexican dollars, 47c.
BONDs-State bonds, inactive; railroad
bonds, inactlye; government bonds, easier
rs, reg 1G2; 3s, reg, and coupon, 1929 new
As, reg and coupon 1889; old As, reg, l1SA
coupon, ia; 5s, reg. and coupon, 1l2
The following are the closing quotations
on bonds:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
Toledo hInrIxef-

TOLEDO, o., Dec. 9.-WHEAT-IIigher
active for May; No, cash and December,
69c; May. 73Ac, -
CORN-Higher; No. mixed, 32c.
OATS-Dull, steady; No. mixed 24c.
RYE-Quiet; No. cash. SEC.
SEEDS-Cover, higher, steady; prime
cash, old $3.50; December, s5.5714; March,
s. 67la
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

Cash quotations were as follows:
FIIOUR-Steady; winter patents So 34Oa3 40.
stratghts S30oQ9.2 20; clear 81 9GaS. 10; spr!ng
specials, $3.50; spring patents, s32093 e:
stTaights 81 !OG3, 90; bakers, 81. .9Odi25O
-WNeHiEAT-No. spring, c2a66c; No. 2 red,
CoRN-No 2, 31c: No. yellow. s1Ac.
OATS-No. 2, 23d23Ac; No. white, 25ssc
No. white, 24hq25Ac -'7S0' ;
RYE-No. 2. 53c
BARLEY-No. 2, 37D42c.
SEEDS-No. faxseed and northwest
Sia3 prime timothy seed. 81 40a2. IS. Glover
. PRoVlsIoNs-Mess pork, per bbl., IS. 4Oa
siS5. Lard per 100 IBIS s5.05Q5 S5 Short
shoulders (Poxedl. s5,37laa5.5O. Short clear
WHlSKY-Dis finished eoods op
basis high wines, per gal, sl.2SI ''
UGARS-Unchanged
Following are the receipts and SHIPMENTS
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
Milvnukee Grain Mnrket,

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 9.--WHEAT-Steady;
No / northern, 67lae; No. 2 northern, 6Gfl
66Lc,
RYE-Firm; No. /, 551sG56c
l3ARLEY-Firm No. ?, i2i3c; sample, IS
gi0c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
Penrin Market.

PEORIA, Dec. s,-CoRN-Firm: No. g.
30i-c.
OATs-Flrm; No. 3 white 28I3q28s.c.
WHlSkY-Firm, ON the basis OF 81 23la
for finished goods
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
Boston stock Quotations.

Qi619 silver bars and coin. and SSlL639 gold
Imports. Of specie this week were SIS. i0l
gold and $50, So silver.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
Duluth wheat Market.

DULUTH. Dec, -WHEAT-No. l hard
cash G5&c; No. l northern, CASH 65s4 c; MAY
es..se; No northern, 62s4e; No. spring
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

On The Produce exchange TODAY The hut.
yer market was steady; creameries, ltG25c
dairies, l6422c. Cheese, easy at 1lsNli9ISc
Eggs, firm; fresh, 2Oc @e4-7so
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
London stock Quotations.
| AMMAN

Cons money ,-10l47 N. Y. Central ..IITT;
Consols, acct t...1O2 pennsvlyania SSH
canadian Pac.". % Reading ....,..... 10
do lst pfd 572s AtchsonnF a. i.i., ptu., 3is iis
Illinois Central. III Louisviiie - = 81
Union Pac. pfd. rs Grand Trunt VI ~
St p. common. 1876 Anaconda -" Sis
BAR s1LvER-steadv at 2S,.d nor o,,roo
MONEY-5Q5la per cent; the rate of dis
S0unt IN the open market for short bills
e4W25s per cent; for three months bills
Oa4mJ9s gor cent, '
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. 9-Exports of specie
to all countries this week aggregated ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
New York Nininu stocks.

NEW YORK, Dec 9-The following
re the closing quotations on mining
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

u. S. 2s, reg,,...102 do 4s...........,. 90
do 3s, reg.....lGl4tl N, Y. G. Isl. ll2Ia
do coupon ......lW9tl n. j. c. gen. 5s l2l :
do new A., reg. 1884 No, Carolina Gs 127
do coupon .l33hI do As ............l0S
do old As, reg .ilSis Nor, Pac. ls....,l10
do coupon ,...ll1 do 3s,...,,,...... 60
do 5s, reg''''''i29 DO As .......,...102A
do coupon ~ N.H.C. q St.L. As. 1854
D. of C. 3 G5s, lis Nor. & w, G. As. 92I
Ala. class A..,,,ll0ls do gen. 6s.... 1872
do class B.....lll Ore. Nav. lists . 1Os
do class C,,.,.lOl do 4s............l0llb
do currency '''lOo Ore. S. l.. 6s, ,,.l3O
Atch. gen, 4s,'." ss do consol 5s. ..llils
do adj; 4s,;,.'., 81 Reading gen, As. S5
Canada SO. ISL l03& II. G, w. 1s.... 97H
Ches. < o. 4l2s 95s ST. l.. & I.M.c.5s. l09G
do 5s, ,............ll6A do gen. 6s. ..... l2ih
G. & N. w. G. 1913 St F. consois ,i7ib
"do S. r. deb. is.l2O StP., c. & p Is 100
GhlSaSo Ier; rs g2 DO 5s ;.,",,.,.l2lSs
D.. H. IL is''.'l0la SO. Railway 5s, los
do 4s;:...,..;,,"B By s, r.. & 7, 6s... 50
y, T." " x G.ls,l0i Tenn. n, s. 3s..,. 5
Erie Gen. 4s.,.., = Tex. e r. ls..lI2
+. w. & ID, q. Is. "a do 2s .,.,,N IL
seen, Electric 5s.ll7 Union Pacific AZ 1G34s
G. II. & s. A, Gs,1lO Wabash is .....'iiIR
do 2s,,.,,....,...105 do 2s........, 100
II. & T. Cent, 5s, ,112A West shore is., .i1i7t
do eonsol ds. ."ll0 Wis Central Is. 9lig
iowa central lsll24s Va Centuries e.. SO
X. G., L, & G., Is 70 do deferred d
La. new con. As. 100 Colo So As Si'.
l., & N. uni As. 992i So Pacific As giG
Mis-. X. & 7. 2s. 6SR '
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

e IeXas y Paciiic.. 1dal
"A Union Pacific ., 4S7s
AS do pfd........ 1915
" Wabash ......,... 7l2
rs do pfd..,.!,.. 21ss
9M Wheel. & l.. E.. 97s
| do I'd pfd... 1884
w Wis, Central ... 1874
~ Adams Express. III
Am. Express LIB
U, S, EX,.,. AZ
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
state Representative II. Judson HAM
mond ArraiHnrd nj Lansing On
nribrry Charge.

Lansing. Mich, Dec. s. Repre-
sentative u. Judson Hammond, of
Pontiac, was arraiRncd Thursday I'M
der two grand jury indictments. One
charges Hammond with soliciting u
$500 bride TO influence his vote on the
antitrust bill; the other with de-
handing this sum and promising To
vote and work against the same bill,
Hammond pleaded not guilty and fur
nished 81. coo bail.
The grand jury filed n report with
the circuit court Thursday, stating
that Land Commissioner William A..
French. who was indicted last month,
has never qualified for office, having
failed to ille the required official bond,
aud that II Is doubtful. therefore.
whether mn indictment charging of.
fetal misconduct could lawfully he
found against him. This seems to
Indicate that other charges than offer.
ing brides are under consideration.
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TWIN CITY NEWS.
ST. PAUL.

Our subscription list grows. We
have set pace. and must reach it
ONE HUNDRED PAID UP SUR
SCRIBERS BY CHRISTMAS. Who
win be the next that pays usa3 Come on
friends. II we please you, show us.
Mr. A. Plowdin lies sick at the home
OF Mr. Geo. Bell. on the West Side.
Mrs Thos Peticord. OF Seattle, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. II. {. Peticord,
OF Edmund st.
Handsome jolly Henry Richardson.
OF Duluth, was in the city Thanksgiv-
ing day calling on his many friends.
Rumor has it that er long one OF our
very sweetest little society girls is to be
married. Now Tor goodness sake don
say | told YOU.
A visit to the J. d. Hess Business
College will convince you that the Afro
American is pushing his way to the
front. There are to be seen FIVE colored
boys and girls preparing themselves for
business positions.
Mrs, W. +. Hall has nice. clean, warm
furnished rooms for rent at 24o +. 9TH
St, give her a call
Grand Master J. l.. Neal, OF the Min
nesota CIR Lodge was in town visiting
the ST. Paul lodges last week. | believe
his visit had something to do with a
money matter, il So we are confident
that ST Paul will not be behind Min
neapolis We lead in every thing.
Returns from the big Baptist Bazaar
are still coming in, but as near as we
could get it at this time is; Gross re-
ceipts, $3.50; from the prizes alone, $50.
Little Cora Howard, first prize. doll
Minnie Howard, end prize. doll Ruth
Vaughn, sd prize, doll Olivia Petieord
will report December "a. at which time
the committee hopes to realize $500
clear
Rev r. C. Ransom. d. D. OF Bethel
Church, Chicago, will lecture at St
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MINNEAPOLIS.

Mr.. and Mrs James Roger left Fri
day morning for Kansas City, Mo-, on
a business trip.
Mrs. Jessie Alexander of st. Paul
spent Thursday in the city, the guest
of Mrs. Mann.
Go to Miller's, Fifth street and Mic
ollet avenue, for your photographs
For good cigars call at W. S. Con-
RAIDS, corner OF First avenue south and
Fourt hstreet. He will suit you.
The Advance Restaurant, 2I4 Wash
ington avenue south, is up to date in
service and equipment. If you want a
good meal in a clean place don't fail to
90 to the Advance Restaurant.
Two furnished or unfinished rooms
10 rent at AIS Fourth street south
Quite a bevy OF Minneapolis promis-
ing boys and girls met at the residence
OF Mrs. A. G. Plummer and formed
a literary and social club called the
A. +. f. Club. Gillespie Plummer was
elected president, Ida Gray secretary.
Willis Golfer vice-president. Ruby
Coleman treasurer, Harry Coleman
editor Charter members: the above
named and Della Brown. Lima Smith,
Raymond Plummer. The club admits
members between 9 and - only, and
bids fair to be an example to Mime
apolis elders.
Mrs. +. p Preston is slightly indis-
posed.
Rev. Hart is the pastor in charge of
the revival services at Bethesda Baptist
Church, all are invited
The juvenile concert, given at the
residence OF Mrs. J. C. Reid by the
little boys Sunday school class No 4,
for the benefit of Bethesda Church was
a success in every way The program
was rendered by the little ones much to
their credit.
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Washington, Dec. s.-The special
committee of the house appointed TO
investigate the charges against Mr..
Roberts, the Mormon representative
from Utah, held its first meeting Thurs
day behind closed doors. The meeting
was called for the purpose of determin-
ing the method OF procedure in the
case. 1t was presided over by the
chairman, Mr.. Tayler, of Ohio. All the
other members of the committee were
present-Messrs. Morris, of Minnesota;
Freer. of West Virginia; Littlefield, of
Maine; Mcpherson, of Iowa; Lands, of
Indiana, republicans, and De Almond,
of Missouri; Lanham. of Texas, and
Miers. of Indiana. democrats.
Little progress was made at the meet
ing and an adjournment was taken un-
ill Friday at ten o'clock. 1t has not yet
been decided whether Mr.. Roberts is
to be allowed counsel or whether the
hearings will be open or private. The
determination of the latter question, il
is believed, will depend upon Mr.. Rob-
erts' wishes. Mr.. Roberts also will
doubtless be allowed counsel.
The question as TO whether the COM
mittee will go to Utah TO take testi-
mony was also raised, but it was not
decided ut the meeting Thursday. Al
most all the time was occupied in a
general exchange of ideas as TO meth
DDS OF procedure.
Contest Cases In senate.
Washington. Dec. s.-The senate
committee on privileges and elections
Friday arranged the preiminaries for
the consideration OF the protests
against Senators Quay, Clark and Scott.
In the Quay case il was decided TO hear
counsel on Saturday, the 10th inst,
and that the hearing should be conclud-
ed on that date. Only legal questions
are involved in this case and no wit
nesses will be heard.
The preliminary preparations for the
Clark and Scott cases was placed In the
hands of Senators Chandler and Pettus.
They were authorized 10 decide for the
committee whatpersOns should be sum
moned and when they should be heard
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where Richard Coleman (colprsdl, tho
assnilant mud murderer Of Mrs. James
Lnshbrook. WAS Wednesday tortured
and burned 90 death. There IL "a craze
among the visitors for relies The
people do not believe that the governor
viii send the militia here TO assist in
making any nrrests and no one believes
that any grand jury viii attempt TO
make indictments ON account Of the
defiance Of the law la the ease Of Dick
Coleman.
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Gompers seriously Hart.

Washington, Dec. s.-Mr. Samuel
Gompers. president Of the American
Federation Of Labor. 10 seriously III at
his home in this city, rs a result Of a
fall from his bicycle Wednesday. AT
er the accident. Mr.. Gompers WAS re
moved 10 his home and IL was thought
his IN juries were Of n trivial character.
IL is now feared he was hurt inter.
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Murdered ON Thnnk.mivinR my.

Norwich. Conn, Dec. s.Thc body Of
a murdered man has been found in the
shoe shop OF Giuseppe Silva in Green
Vile. The head had been crushed by
a savage blow, Silva and two Of his
friend have been missing since Thanks.
giving day. The body was identified
later as that of Silya's cousin Gius.
seppe DE Angels 80 years of age. la
borer. He had n good sum OF money
with him when he went to dine with
Silva at Thanksgiving
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sandusly, o.. Dec. Sin the com.
mon pleas court here Judge auckland
oycrruled the motion for new trial
for David WinRett, an inmate Of the
soldiers home here. who recently
murdered Frederick Blanche, a farm
er who lived near the home. and sen
fenced Wingett 60 he electrocuted
NAV II. 1900.
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nrlIr,.a fram nn,r.

Washington, Dec. Mai. Albert r.
Woodson. ninth United States caval.
ry. has been relieved from duty as
acting Indian agent Mt the Cheyenne
and Arapahoc agency. Oklahoma. and
ordered 20 report by telegraph 10 the
commanding general. department. OF
the Colorado. for assignment 10 a ata-
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Milwaukee Dec. s.--An Evening Wis
conRin special from Ksnosha. Wis says
two men. answering 20 the description
81 the Racine burglar who shot Rev.
ID. u. Cheney and his wife, were ar
rested here and viii be taken 10 Ia
cine. They gave their names 30 James
Raymond and Thomas Martin. One Of
the men carried a revolver. They claim
10 have inst arrived from Harvard, III.
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indianapolis, Ind, Dee. s.--A national
conference Of woman sufYragists met
here. Miss Susan u. anthony presiding
Gov. Mount delivered an address Of
welcome and W. r. Fishback. Of the
lndiansp polls bar. spoke. Miss Anthony
responded 10 the address. ard dwslt
on the long fight Of women for the right
r.. cote
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Ola soldier. In Reunion.

Cedar Rapids. la. Dec. s.-The fifth
annual reunion Of the Army Of the
Frontier. composed Of survivors Of rsgi-
rnsnts engaged In the southwest dur
ing the civil war. was held here. a
large delegation Of the veterans at
tended. The ladies Of the city served
the soldiers with banquet al night.
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Springfield. H., Dee. s.. The trial Of
the case ~ II. V. Penwcll and 0rvills
Penwcii. operators Of the Penwsli Coal
Mining company mines ~ pana. who
hre charged with melting the riot Of
April 10 last when sesen people were
killed aud many others wounded. was
begun IN The Christian county circuit
court Hi Tayloryitis.
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May Appoint senator from Delaware.

Dover. Del. Dec. Sin an interview
relative TO the appointment of sen
ator from this state, In case cx-Sena-
tor Quay OF Pennsylvania is seated,
Gov. Tunnel snid that while he had
given the matter no serious consid.
Grafton, he would under no circum-
stances make the appointment until
the case of Quay had been settled at
Washington. Whom the governor
would appoint he declined TO say, but
the impression among the politicians
throughout the state Is TO the effect
that it will be Willard Salisbury. OF
Wilmington.
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Arguments Concluded.

Frankfort. Ky, Dec. Sin the cleo
ton cases before the commissioner
Judge Hargis delivered the closing ar
gument for the democratic side. con.
Guiding nj 1918, having spoken for
three hours. Judge Pryor announced
that the board would take the argu-
mentS under adylsement and make
their decision known Friday or next
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Main. uDIs WIN Advance wares.

Lewiston, Ne. Dec. s.The mills oi
this state will grant the general In
crease In wages now being arranged In
cotton mauufac' aripg towns Of New
England. Notices Of ten per cent
advance are being posted gradually
through the cotton districts of Maine
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o.,sars,h r.una anlIt,.

Lincoln, seh.. dee. s.--Dr. Charles
W. Little. practitioner In the school
Of osteopathy. was found guilty Of
violation ~ the medical laws of the
state by q jury In the district eonst.
The case win be taken TO the supreme
court.
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as. H..ta.sa.

seattle. wash. Dee. s.-The steamer
Dirigp. from juneau. brings an appar-
emily authentic report 10 the effect that
Hon. G. T. Johuson has resigned the
United States 3udgeship for the dis
frtst Of Alafha,
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Rochester, \. T.. Dec. s.-ArE. {. A
Burling. rnothsr-in-iaw of Rear Ad.
rnlral William T samp2ou. has died 81
her home In this city. aged 70 ysaFa
She has been In feeble health for some
time past and her death WAS not unex.
.s.4YeH