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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-29

~ strengthened the situation IN cotton
goods. and az the same time - credited
with presenting an obstacle to the pro-
gress OF the proposed combination talked
% for some time sast.
Wheat has remained steadily sIrong.
growing frsner toward The close on en-
larved foreign buy.ng ard uncertainty 81
70 the outcome Of foreign affairs SYM
pathetic strength .ls displayed by corn
other cereals. Increased foreign demand
Is reported largely responsible too. Tor
tho stronger tsae and advances shown On
hog products Wool has continued sirong
and ln active demand b8th 80 home ard
abroad Some American buying is report
~ AZ the London ssies EhiaH Viii cla48
earlier than expected. owing 20 eEhaut-
ton u supplies IN she nauHsactur.aE
branch o. the trade demaad Is reported
active
There f. qu.stsr zone - most mar
kefs f1r lron ard stefl ana large buyers
have been. most ~ enc iifne. eut ~ tho
market. There is 70 6ir1iuati1n n
strength. however. and nambrr ef sd
varcee. notably q us9ufhern iron ans
steel b.IIe;s. are 20 be rsporfei Conc
plants of backward deliveries are az
numerous as sYsr.
Iameer remains active ~ meet Hsar-
kets though complaints ~ slow teHrTry.
due 20 lack % cars. are also beard
Southern uaasf4ef Brers have sza.7 a.
yaacea the price - ssoves whlea ere Hav
aearsy ons-Sa.r8 highsr shaa a Fssr aga.
and pt5w znaeafaefarers have sts3 --
90 in .nls increment. u1asirg gre tairf
advance within q TeaF la tais hfanh -
farm Implement p sguaiiF nfrs~g trr-
1enrT ss 20 gr.es e. noted 81 hardware
particularly bDHs~rs Eraasa-
BFhe4f oncp-laz Gaasf sarmerr -
eve daya awErezafe a bu
against tsss7s5 sasae.s Iss1 week tg11-
So bushels ,n the cofrasPanafaE seek -
Is Eafsts sssae,s 81. ISL fzEst aa-
es "a rss. ana 1E1s bssasss .1 ~
since Jarr E. th.s aeaFa-, 90 fas
whoa, aErrezas~ e. fsaE - hssa= s ieft
rssa.s1s husheis laef Yssf as >#
hyurae,r ln 1914 Ca-a szsar ~ taf
week aggregate 49, e. baslss azti-sl
80 - Aasasts ias- sex ss tzsfs-
sis 81 fhas uaex gear ar tfF-
sir se r es a a1i
- - t.ahe9t 81 t scer 1 a
seasoa --a rzHe~fs zzEets % -
taazsls sralast s rs
the sa-re ye-51 gear ego sas DsslFz
tasses ~
Fssrea fssa-es ~ fbs seek i= GO
tate sszfes. sfs 1sE rmeF ~ 49,
csupzrss wsh 20 asf sars. - .a taas
week . year ag Sc G
A. y - ~ fssr g. as
smlat5u - Cerssa ~ ts Hsr3 80
says. ayzss- So. al ee=9sres usfa q tass
wsrk = s. ss uHs graf az -
ser. = = ~ $50 70
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H|)G MARKET GOES Up
Tone Firm But Receipts
Were Off,
TOPS UP TO $3.50
Cattle Steady With Few Lots
offered.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
quoted as strong TO cents higher, with
a fair line Of offerings received and the
quality, in the main, very fair As com
pared with the day previous, the re-
ceipts were not nearly so great, and the
average weight was also pounds below.
i was a good day, all things considered,
and all the several interests were vel
satisfied. This market was strong and
well maintained, as compared with all the
markets in the west. One of the latter
reported active and strong" another as
simply strong" and a third as STEADY
10 strong" This market was all through
the trading very strong and the final quo
tat!en was for car hogs strong to &c
higher. There was not a large run Of
receipts. but what appeared were readi-
~ taken at the best market prices. In
al, five cars Of hogs went over the scales,
and these brought the best market prices.
The top price went up another 212 points,
and landed on $40, where they were,
just short time ago. There were five
cars OF hogs 10 cross the scales and all
of them sold a the best market values.
Vihese cars ranged from lights to medl-
nms, one being extra heavy. There was
& good packing demand, and this readily
absorbed all the offered hogs. The tone
or the market was keen and had there
been in twice the number OF hogs as were
actually sold they would all OF them been
taken at the highest possible figures. II
was not So aggressive a day as on
Wednesday, when the record was broken
as TO receipts and all Of them taken AS
compared with the rest Of the western
markets this point did very well and more
tlan held her own.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Sept. 2S.-Options opened
steady with prices unchanged to points
lower and ruled quite active, with even
ing UP" trades in anticipation of the
protracted holidays, a feature. Short
selling was checked by smaller receipts,
large warehouse deliveries and firmer
cables from foreign markets. Closed
steady, net unchanged to points lower
Sales, 3275 bags, including october. i-2oc;
November, 4.30c; December 4.55d4-6Oc;
January, 4.6Gc; March, 4.75d4 soc; May,
/ sat .90c; June, 4.90c; July, 1880 .0oc; ;
August. 5.OOc. Spot. Rio quiet, but steady
Mid, steady.
Sugar-Raw, weak and nominal. Re-
fined dull and easy.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Joe Scott Of Peck was a shipper OF me-
dunn lights which sold at the top price
Of the day.
sykes Bros. were shippers Of lights,
which sold without dockage at the top Of
the day.
w. S. Thomas of Ponca City was a
shipper of light weight hogs which were
good enough to take in the top price Of
the day.
Jen Houston shipped up from Ponca
City a car load Of mediums which sold
a. a good bulk figure.
L. II. McCrocklin Of Derby. one of the
successful shippers to this market, was
IN yesterday with a car of heavies which
sold without dock at a good bulk figure.
The statement for yesterdays hog trad
ing was as follows: Tops, $3.50; bulk, for
car hogs. s4.25d4.30; bulk for the whole
list. S4.3od4.30. there were in this range
II punches of local stuff which sold at
81 20G4. =, average weight, 221; receipts,
221
The Dold business yesterday was very
good in all departments and more than up
10 the daily. average Of late. There were
elx cars of mixed packing house product
sent out in direct contract shipment. g
large line of express and jobbing produce,
and several local cars.
Mr.. J. H Hoop of UdaU, Of the we'll
known firm Of HUFF q Hoop. who are reg
,llar shippers TO this market, WAS in the
city yesterday en- route to Wyoming
where he Will try TO secure a nice string
of horses for this market. He was &C
companied by Mr. s. +. Atkins Of Win
field, another well known stockman. and
they hope together TO do nice horse
trading
Provisions yesterday were steady with
wheat. Packers sold moderately. Com
mission houses were generally buyers.
The trade was light. Cash lard closed
steady at SCI; cash ribs steady at
-
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ghe 0aieta Daily gagIe dau gloime September e. 1899

Cheese-Firm; LG11&c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh. 1e5xG17c,
Dressed poultry Weak; chickens, s1zG
SIC; turkeys, Sq1ec.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo. Sept S.-Wheat-De-
cember, size; May, 707sc; cash, No
hard, 57d57izc; No. 3, 641zq67c; No. red.
6sq7oc; No. 3. e4QeSc.
Cern-December, z57sc; May, 261zc; cash,
No. mixed, PC; No. 2 white, &c; No. 3,
oslo
Oats-No ? white. &c.
Rye-No. ?, 55G551zc
Hay-Choice timothy. $500; choice praI-
RE, s.. E97.eo.
ButterCreamery, 1sG21c; dairy, 1Sc.
Eggs-Fresh. 15lkc.
ST LOUIS.
st. Louis, No, Sept. 2s.-Wheat-High-
er; No. red cash, elevator, 7211c; track,
7211G73c; September, 727sc; December,
741lc; May, 7Sc; No. ? hard, lie.
CONFIRM: No. cash. 3o1ac; track. 8:
G2214c; September. S67sc; December. 2S2sci
May, &c.
Oats-Firm: No. 2 cash. and track. 2ilai
September. 2314c; December, 2512e; May
24Izc; No. 2 white. 2615c.
Rye-F1rm; 59c.
Receitps-Flour, 1000; wheat, 5000
corn. 1900; oats, 5000.
Shipments-Flour, $500; wheat, 1900
corn, 64,0o9; oats, $500.
NEW YORK.
New York, Sept. 8.-F1our-Receipts
i, 457; exports, 1911. Moderately active
but firmer with wheat. closing with up
ward tendency.
Wheat-Receipts, 17O,S0O; exports. 1s4. Az
Spot firm; No ?. red. TIC, E 0. b., afloat
SPOT; No. l northern Duluth. S12sc, (. O.
b.. afioat TO arrive; No. l hard Duluth
S41sc TO arrive: No. 2, red, 75%sc elevator
Options closed firm at an advance of ia
sc; May closed at S05sc. September al
7512c, October at 759sc, and December al
777kc.
Corn-Receipts. 100,15o; exports, $40.
Spot market steady; No. 2, 4e4c, (. o. b,
afoat, 40Ac elevator Options closed
steady, with prices finally sc lower to
&c higher May closed at 3612c; Deem
Der closed at SIC.
Oats-Receipts. 123, 800; exports, s6,s27.
Spot steady. Options opened quiet and
ruled firm, with other grains. closing
quiet.
Butter-Receipts, 6,645 packages; firm;
western creamery, 17G23c; June creamery
19G22c; factory, 131AQ15ihc.
Eggs-Receipts, 1880 packages; market
steady; western ungraded at mark, 1Sq
1Sc.
Liverpool, Sept. 2s.-Wheat-Spot, No.
2 red western, firm, 5s hid; No. north
ern spring, firm. IS Sd. Futures steady;
September, IS 11Ad; December. Is lid;
March, IS Sd.
Corn-Futures quiet. September, IS I'D;
October, IS I'D; November, IS "a.
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deTs were therefore n control and az first
depressed prices with comparative ease
on the threatening aspect OF the Trans
vaal situation and more especially on the
increased frmness Of our own money
markets. The New York bank statement
OF last Saturday showed. If Is true. an
increase OF s.. soeea0 in surplus reserve.
but the figures displaying q further less
Of &.5A09l9 cash and a contraction Of
81, coo IN loans only indicate that the
banks have been meeting the enormous
interior demand for funds By calling in
loans on the stock market. The same
process was apparent IN the statement
put out on Thursday from the clearing
house for the four days ending then.
Shipments Of money TO the interior con-
tinued this week and the October dis
bursements and the holidays also infiu-
enced the situation. call money being
scarcer and the demands OF the market
temporarily more pressing. As a result
We have had not only a 70 % per cent
money market this week. but one in
which, as on Wednesday. Is per cent
more was paid for very considerable
amounts. This naturally caused some
further liquidation OF speculative ac-
counts. though the opportunity Tor this
is 10 a large degree now exhausted,
weakly held stocks being pretty thor
oughly shaken out. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit held its position as the active
feature. Further conflicting reports as
TO the control OF the company carried the
pice Up TO S5l9 and from there hack 70
S7i4, with another rise 10 92ss. The stO-
ries afioat. including as they do refer
ences TO possible colonization OF al New
York traction interests. caused both Man
haitian and Metropolitan % advance.
American Tobacco was one OF the fea-
lures. II declined from l34lz 10 u5ss on
selling. The industrials, however, apart
from some signs OF manipulstive sup
port in the steel group. were neglected.
selling of easily on moderate pressure
and rallying with equal facility"
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@4.5O; light, 81 45Q4. 20; workers, 81. 60d4. 10;
pigs, 81. 40d4. So.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady;
lambs, 81. O0G5. %; muttons, So .Ood4.00.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Sept. S.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
600; market steady; native shipping and
beef steers, SO. S0G6. so; stockers and feed
ers, 81 Sa455; cows and heifers, S2.O0Q
sec; with young heifers worth up to $500
Texas and Indian steers, s. 0od4. 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market active and
strong; pigs and lights, $4.60d4. 20; pack
ers, s.. seas. 50; butchers, 81 .65d4.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 2500; market steady;
native muttons, 50. 75d4.10: lambs, s4.0O9
$50; stockers, s2.50d3. 10; culls and bucks,
81 .0O64 90
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WOOL MARKET,

London, Sept 2.-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today amounted 10 &c.
$50 bales. Queensland new clip, greasy,
was well represented and competition
for this grade was very keen. England
and the continent securing the bulk Of it..
Secured Merinos formed a large portion
Of the catalogue, much of it bringing
fancy prices. The lower qualities were
irregular. Cross-breds were in large sup
ply and sold briskly 10 the home trade
Germany and America paid high figures
for their specialties. Medium and fine
secured showed a hardening tendency.
Lower, coarse clips were irregular. A
fair selection of Falkland Island stock
was offered, and it sold well at an ad-
vance of 10 per cent. The sales to date
number 114OOO bales
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO


Chicago. Sept. &.-Trade was lively on
cattle today, desirable lots being in &C
five demand at an average advance OF
shout lOc. Good TO choice cattle sold
AZ & -5a6. ~. commoner lots at 81. 4ofI51e:
y.rockers and feeders brought N.04Qt-S;
buus cows and heifers. $l-5os5.25: Texas
steers. g. l0G4. 10; rangers, S.5eq5-la, and
calves. 81 .GoGI.4e.
Hogs-Active buying by Chicago pack
e;s and eastern shippers made strong
hog market and prices averaged . cents
higher. Heavy hogs sold at A.9}5i .7l11.
mixed lots AZ A.45G4.S3lz and ESH, 81
81. 50a4. 90 Pigs brought A.lea4.Sa and
culls. SI.5oa4.l5
Sheep-Trade in sheep and lambs vas
rather slow at the decline IN prices.
Sheep sold at S2.25a4.2a mostly western
rangers YearlinEs brought N-lta+-le.
and feeders $s.S5d3.75. Lambs sold IL
S3.25G5.5 Tor cuus up 10 $50 So.5i t2T
choice native fiocks. Western range
lambs brought Si50d5 Is
Receipts-Cattle. 7,0o0; hoss, 2-,eo;
sheep. 14.ooo
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas Cigy. No. sept. 2S.-Cattle-Re-
osipts. SEQ natives, S0o5 Texans; mar
1t steady 70 strong; native steers A-S
G5.I5; Texas steers, S2.S5sI4.oo; Texas
cows. s.. GQs.e9; native cows and heifers,
s e:d4 30; stoekers and feeders, $3.50
90. bulls. $2.S0a4.25-
HoSs-Receipts. $500; Tight strong; 9th
e~s steady: bulk Of sales 81. +5T &c; heavy
s4. 4994. ~; packers, $4.5g4.s9; mixed, 40
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New York. Sept Zs-MoneY on cal
easier a. 2TH per cent. Toast loan. G.
Prime mercantile paper. G1zas per cent
Sterling exchange heavy. with aetga
business FL bankers' bFis AZ efs.4 s-ss
Tor demand and al 81 slis ~ s1A Tor sixty
DAYS; posted rates. - S2isQfs7 and 8 ~
4 So commercial bills 81 sgz SILVER
certificates. sslfs9; bar silver. 5fis. MsEi-
can dollars. - Government beaSs
weak: state bonds Inactive. railroad bond
Irregular
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DRY GOODS MARKERS

New York, Sept. 2S.-Further advances
in bleached ccttons. Market very strong
on all grades. Brown sheetings and drills
advancing. No four-yard OF any good
make under 4&sc per yard. Coarse colored
cottons also tending upward. Print cloths
unchanged. Prints quiet Linens strong
and advancing. Burlaps quiet, and barely
firm. Market closed tomorrow and Sat
urday.
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Foreign ~tor..a.aua Money

New York, Sept Zs-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cabieRram
says: The barkets here were dun as
ditch water today. awaiting the cabinet
meeting and the Dewey holidays. The
tone was dropping. but scarcely % a bar
gain basis Americans were beca lined %
Paris. Sept &.-BusiuesE opened duiI or
the bOerse today. being Influenced by the
lower prices Of mining stocks on the
London exchange Later prices improved
but afterwards they receded and business
was slack.
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Else OTOTATTONS

FI0ur-F1rm-
whest-No. ) spring. s5a71l4c; No. >
red, 72l7El5zc.
Corr-No. >. Sal4 R5e3.c; No. : yellow.
81. a22i@c.
Oats-No- = * Gsstlsc: M. white. -.
G25tec; Ne. white. 24t-1E5'sc
Rye-No :. SSlzc
Bar,ey-No : SSF4sc
Flax see5-No. /. S-I2; northwest. s. II
Timothy seei-Priule. s7@I3sa
Mess pork-Per bbl s5sl7S =
Lard-Per lro lbs. $685.
Short rIhs sides Ooosel. S.15S5. ~; DRY
safted shoulders (bcxedl. sasIsc: short
clear sides C5axe5). S5-5a55.sa
Whisky-Dlztilers' finished goods. Per
gal. So
C.over-Ss co.'s a.
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COTTON.

New York, Sept. 2S.-Cotton-steady;
middling, 61kc.
New York, Sept. 28.-Cotton-Futures
closed steady; October, 1888; November,
$3.50: December. SOS; January. 1854;
February 1851; March, s6.91; April, IS 81;
May, S6.98; June, 500; July, $7.O2; August,
S7O2.
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CATTLE.

The cattle market yesterday was steady
with light line Of mixed stuff in. This
was the regular daily trading and all Of
the small offerings from the local and
driven-in trade were readily accepted and
sold at once at good prices. There was
q large consignment Of stockers received
late in the afternoon. special mention of
which viii appear in the next issue.
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Ono lIore PuE!I..t Save KnoclsedOnt

Grass Valley. Cal, Sept. 2s.-As re-
suit Of a prize fight held here last night
between Jim Pendergast Of Sacramento
and Charles Hoskins of this place the lat
ter is dead. Hoskins was knocked out. in
the tenth round and although physicians
worked upon the PROSTATE man all night
they could not save his life The referee
Pendergast and all the second were plac-
81 r,usar arraSt
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Tren.nrr@fat-rnrns

Washington. Sept. 2a-Today's state
nent Of the condition q TIE treasury
shows: Available cash balance. - ~. q
20. gold reserve. 80 - .si4
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RILEY B. WINS THE KLATAWA
Last Quarter Of AnacOnda's Exhibition
az Mile Done In 20 Seconds.

louisville, Ky, Sept. 2S.-The first and
most important event of the day at the
fair grounds was the Klatawa stake, for
3-year-old PAGERS, and was won in
straight heats by the favOrite, Riley 3.
Favorites were successful in the other
two events, also in straight heats. Ana
conda, the California pacing wonder,
with a mark OF 2:03 IA, made an eXhi-
bition mile in 2.06 IA. going the final
quarter in % seconds. the fastest quar-
ter ever made by a harness horse on the
Louisville course. Results:
Klatawa stake, for 3-year-old PAGERS.
value $1,000: Riley B. won in straight
heats. Time. 2:17 u, 2:17 ga. Plumaline,
second; Vandeventer. third. No others.
First half, PA trot. purse $1,000: I'm
providence won in straight heats. Time,
2:l2. 2:13 Iris. second; Guy. third.
Dainty Daffo, Pero Belle and Pilot Evans
also started
Second half, 2:14 trot, purse $1,000: Edna
Cook won in straight heats. Time. 2:1S IL,
PIP Glory. second; Medium Wood, third
Russell Wood Carrie. Shield, Fleetwood
and Black Robert also started.
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London. Sept. 2S-At the third days
racing of the Newmarket first October
meeting today, selling plate of 300 SOW
ereigns was won by Lord Beresford' 5
Violence. ridden by Tod Sloan. The Tri-
ennial Produce stakes Cfrst year of the
fiftv-secondl was won by Mr.. Russell :
Tiresome Sloan had the mount on ST.
loah, unplsced. Eight horses ran. The
betting was Is TO against Siloah. a
weller handicap was won by Peace and
Plenty. Manage. ridden by Sloan, and
Sea Fog, with Martin Up. were unplaced.
Thirteen horses ran. The betting VAS 10
10 ! against Sea Fog.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-29

Chicago. Sept. IS. Skid Mccoy and Joe
Choynski have been matched for six
rounds. the fight 10 take place here on
the night Of October {.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

On tie P0o8uce Excozlge. Iodag tae
market closed as follows.
Butser-rsra- ~gs-xl-~E. 1ss-s.-sSs~; s1tv.s
l2Glsc-
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This large four-story building Is ad-
mirably fitted and furnished for the care
OF the sick. No loathsone OF contagious
diseases admitted. but an other diseaSes
that are usually treated at hospitals ars
successfully treated here Including Wits
kc~. Cocaine ana Morphine Habits. abso-
lutely guaranteed. Women marri-d %
single can End q safe retreat here dur
ing confinement and home In every
case found for the child II required \
home for the poor and rich alike. us al
operations and medical treatment ere
free. and the only charge that Is r.sde Ia
the ordinary hospital fee. which - Just
enough 20 pay the running expenses OF
the Institution. TIE best % references
given when required. Write for circular
20 the Martha Washington Home"
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept. 2S.-The leading futures
ranged as fOUOws:
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powers Of Europe had have known it
they would have been horror struck
that the authorities at Washington
were really the murdercrs Of their own
soldiers and they had to appeasc the
kindred of these soldiers by making
scape goat of poor Writ and hanging
him after mock trial.
And yet man who signs himself an
Atlanta Yankee writes me an insulting
letter and tells me to hold up awhile
and let the yankees alone, for the war
is over. Well, then, let him call off
his own dogs and write to his people to
stop their lies about tAndersOnville and
about the negro, and let us alone.
will quit when they quit, and until they
repent and apologize l will cry aloud
and epare not. Solomon says that n
slanderer is coward and wouldn't
reply to their slanders if it was not q
maxim of the law, that silence under
accusation is partial confession of
guilt.
And let me tell you, my brethren,
Of the Confederate veterans and their
children, and if disaster and conflict
comes again to the people of the south
it will not be saved by the politicians
or the mOngrel money loving people of
the cities, but by the common people
the honest. fearless yeor.,anry who
make UP our rural population. DIR.
Andrews, that gifted and noble north
ern man, told the people of Chicago
and again at New Orleans that the
supreme court of the nation had decided
that every principle we fought for was
just and legal and justified by the CON
stitution, and Percy Gregg says they
didn't dare to try Mr.. Davis for treason,
for they knew that no court would con-
vict him.
But enough Of this for this time.
sec advertised IL medicine that is war
ranted to remove that tired feeling
which sometimes OvercOmes man, and
Pm going to buy bottle and try it,
for these northern ISLANDERS make me
tired half my time. And as read them
l uncOnsciOusly whisper that's lie.
that's another lie and another. David
says: sAnd said in mine haste that
all men were liars He might have
said it at his leisure if he had lived up
north till now and read the northern
daily papers.
And we see that Mckinley has ap-
pointed another negro postmaster in
Alabama. Tried to shove it on him.
but the negro wouldent accept it.
That's the man our bootlickers were
slobbering OH while lie was marching
through Georgia. May the Lord have
mercy on Ms and protect us from our
own politicians. BILL ARR.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-07-19
Human Being or Monkey /:

Chicago, July 1G.-A special to the
Tribune from BOnestecl, S. d., says
Upon the question whether his victim
was brute or human depends Archie
II. BrOwei's guilt or innocence of the
crime Of murder. Brewer was one of
the owners Of a small tent show, which
came here for exhibition. Among other
attractions was n creature of seemingly
Il higher form Of anime. life than Il
monkey, and Brewer and Thorndyke
called the animal the missing Link"
and laid great stress OH the alleged
fact that n00nc was able to say whether
it belonged to the human or the brute
creation. Brewer now AYERS that the
freak was Il monkey.
In sciiffie the Snowman became
angry and scizing heavy club dealt
his antagonist II hard blow over the
ear, from the effects of which he died
in Il few hours.
The local authorities Immediately
placed Brewer under arrest on charge
of murder. At the preliminary hearing
his lawyers set up the defence that
their client did not take the life of n
human being, but the magistrate bound
him over to the Grand Jury.