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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-27
DEI GOODS MARKERS

New York, July 26-Business in bleach
ed cottons has been the chief feature
today Most agencies report orders in
considerable number without large indi-
vidual operations and a steady market
on current basis. No change in brown
goods Demand dull and prices irregu-
lar. Fine brown sheetings slow. Print
cloths selling in odd goods only at
steady prices. Girghams and other col
ored cottons Inactive and easy. Prints
dull throughout. No change in ginghams,
Cotton Innings of all kinds inactive
Woolens quiet. Buyers waiting for next
weeks openings.
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New York MoneYHarl.e..

call steady, 1EA1h per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, 4Q4Sa per cent Sterling
exchange firm with actual business in
bankers bills at 4s7A for demand ard
alta 4S33s for 50 days; posted rates 4s4I41
AS and 4SSd48s1z; commercial bills, 49,
Bar silver. 6p4c; silver certificates, si1
e24c; Mexican dollars, 4Sc. Government
bonds strong. United States refundinr
rs 104i4; coupon, 1914; rs regular. 100:
3's regular, 1oes4; 3's coupon. 1101z: new
As register. 100 ID; coupon, 1851 old as.
I15lA. coupon Us. IS colnnn lI5A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-27
DERBY DoTs.

! Mr. and Mrs. John Wells are spending
several weeks in Chautauqua county yis-
ting relatives.
The friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Everest
Hamilton Will rejoice with them "a tie
birth Of a little daughter
/ Campmesting closed last Sunday night
The very spirit Of mischief seemed to
be aboardships. surups. straps OF %
saddles and halters we're stolen.
Mr.. Charles Carlton went 20 Fort Soon
last Sunday 10 attend the PaVaiiat con-
veuuon-
Miss Jennie Hatsapiilsr % Maize Is Ms
ting her sister. Mrs. Carrie Carlton.
1r Theodore Miller has Eorso 20 Wioh-
tia hospital for a few weeks treatmsnL
He has gotten a man from Kansas city
to take his place IN ~ shop While away.
Mrs. sophia Glasier. who has heea
quite sick FOR some time. has gone %
Winfield FOR treatment ard word has
been received that she Is better.
Mrs. Annie Lemon of AVA. o. r. II
visiting Der motaer. Nrs. O. ". sio4L
Mr and Mrs. Charles NcEas lost
baby boy last Friday. Il was bur.e8 IN
the Derby censtery Saturday af;eFaoon.
Mr. james Bayhan has hal another
paralytic stroke and = quite helpless.
Mrs Eek Cherry visited her mother.
Mrs Bel = Sornirh last wsak
Mis- NsStie EleineFEsr Epent reVerai
days VITA Mrs CalssHsy LAT week
Mr. Palmer bad house uagviaz iaat
Thursday These present. were. Br and
Mr.. Hamilton. Mr and Nrs Oeensr.
afr and Ars q waugh. Mrs "a Seq
icy. Ca fsarimef. EIHsfs ans Marx TIE
house was moved north from who're g
ztooa sna settled as rrssy f4r asshtnz
after zh.eh ere Hs@a zsrs es.lsa ~ - a
ane Supper prepared - tse isftss
~ r. Galloway bost q aaa horse last
We8rsEdav with riakere
TIE Prerhytertan plcgie last wsdosasay
va a success from beginning - ena
Evs-ya1e Eaa enc 5Hss. TIE crgVa
consumed twenty xsloaE - Sc
cream
wiss LIZZIE s0.th Returned ho-ns srs-a
Psrry. . 2. wednesday morning as,s
sick
Quite a nsfsber = fhs nasuzhs-s - -
Fsvsnzriics1 ehErch are sffsnfIrx sha
canDnsesstnz r. Zion- fssfter county
NJ ard Mrs I<orn TuseT sns ~iatsrss
= V+eTEnKser 80 speasisE sem fsss
Eisb her szrs1fs fr Nrs 8rT GAeks-
Roy 8tsruer has azz<s = rsasasF ses-
ssrszz aftarasea- Hls hzff.s scared ~
she threshsnz rsschs1s ua1sfse TAsT
s-eks - esepIsE aese SO ere r. fhs
Azrzas ts-s a. - hasa.ss - htrssf
ans arcasss6 fF.=es 80 BeT VS. nee
hurf Ts~v rsEra hsssss~
asrs f1o- B-swaiss zfsss - Est-aisa -
So ~ sister. Hsrs ea1ss-r. z1a Is easfe
ssck $50 tvasasf fsssF
r T. Te-sea - nsrkfe-t tawaas..
~ - 1asszSsts - tss -v--sffen
- -ac-ssszsassFs 1919 a. nr assa
e1-ss-sfsr = So TeefA fsssstes
sssazzan sEsessr. WHAT'S - at g-ess
va a<lsssar. pa-se raazay Ezsfra -
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WANT THEM TO GET OUT
=. w. Cooper Piles Eight Rjectment
suits In District Court

Yesterday was ejectment suit day in
the district court and the lull in business
in Clerk Arnetts Office vas stayed
Through his attorneys, Myatt & Brubach-
er. S. ". Cooper fled eight ejectneat
suits against the tenants who, .he petit
ton AYERS. have refused 10 pay their
rent Most Of the cases were for forcibie
ejsctmert. This IS believed 10 be the
largest number OF individual cases lied
in the district court in one day for over
a year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-27
METAL MARKET.

New York. July 26.-An effort was
made to sustain the market for tin in
bidding $34 for spot, but the July de-
livery, which means only a few days
later, was offered at S33, with only s33
bid The market, however, closed steadl-
er at $34 for spot, while the lead market
closed 1Oc lower Copper was quiet and
unchanged at $3.50 Lead and spelter
also ruled quiet on the basis of s9.9715D
g. 401a, respectively. Iron was dull and
unsettled at $13, for pig iron warrants.
The brokers price for lead was 1886 and
for copper $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER,

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstrac
and Land company. Il NJ Dubois, All
strzctor. Court House. Phone IA
WARRANTY DEEDS
s p. benson 20 Geo. L Harris. lots
g and 81 Douglas avenue. y. a
English atd......--.....-.....-... 20
Henry X Morgan 70 Frank = Miller
70 = sec :. D ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. -
Jane 2 Burnett. 70 Frederick Dogny
lots 105sand 1850, Psa0cs avenue
Gr1Tenste3ns' Tgth add lgo
Fr~5erick Dogny 70 " 4 Minaick
los l9ss ard Te4s Pssree avenue
GsrtfTsnstetEas I5;a sdd-.-.-.-........ 80
" 4 Minnick - A55ie y Dyer lots
aid e % = Main street EazEsh
Lee & Durham 70 Josis Hewitt let's
= and 2 Mar street, Dtsts-H aes =
Julia and J. o. Bzrisch % LIZZIE
Haskin lot $ Tfcasta street. NeS-
Csarizn5sr z6d-.-...----....--.-.--.. :
Isaac szzslskg % josiah Szt-suck.
rovth=sss quarter section u-s-z
w@st ..---... -..-.------.+.--- -
Dean G-o-1o- % Etwa-s L. Could
rsorta hsl. .. east hzIf los & block
s. wsshing+oa zverGs. Enxiisas
fourth asSEE9z .----....-.-.----..--.- q
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KANSAS CITY PREPARING.

The plans for entertaining the Texas
etockmen this fall are maturing salts
f2ctor;ly and promise to be all that the
live stockmen al Kansas iCty anticipat-
sd Subscriptions to the fund are COM
ing in rapidly. Among the most liberal
donors to the fund is the Trades Elk
change which always does its share
towards all Of the public enterprises of
Klnsas City. The public enterprises of
Kansas City. The Trades Exchange is
composed Of yard Spectators only, but
the boys are public spirited and pull to
a man with the other and larger body
the Kansas City Livestock Exchange
The Texans who accept Kansas City's
hospitality this fall will be made to feel
like tn Y owned a section of the city
Orovers' Telegram.
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z. z. BLECELEY.
p. ard r. A. Wichita. Kan.
HoMEsEEKERs, HoMEsEEKERs.

10 n
SUMNER EXCURSIONS TO
COLORADO AND UTAH.
On June =. JAY :. s. :. 10 and s. ard
August :. the Santa Fe Rore VIII sci
round tip tickets 70 Denver. Colorado
Springs Pueblo, GlsnEoo5 Springs, SAT-
lake City and Ogden az lowest standard
a-st-clz<s fare. pgus - Stop-oFe-s En-
route vest OF first Col0Tzto common
polnt within thirty days troz date q:
sale. final return Hrnit. October 2. is's
Fer turtle. Information cal On c. al
dress. L r DELASET.
Phone, - Agent
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q asn b rYrR

VIA GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
Fer Lsnceln. Omaha an1 Des Nsizss.
leave. wichita daily 80 ? e.: arrives
Lincoln a r.. ozzAa g. X. ard Der
No.res 80 > r. Ta-suga chair car s=d
Pullman ~ay5irsxT slesSs,s xssozxh
rs,ho1t cAzags-
Ee~1A rates s2ss Aals P1lIr.az ss4aez-s
raseA 2 DRAKE. .. ?. A
( ". THOMPSON. a a P. saa = A.
Topeka
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TAKE THr FRTsro

TAKE TIE Frisco LINE
atseraaon train 10 81 Leafs and a. points
east Train leaves Uz.oa xs4toa az IL
> II
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IN GOOD CONDITION

o. J. Steen of Graham, Texas, says:
Seattle are not doing well in my imme-
diate vicinity, but to the east and west
they are in fine condition; there IS 4
narrow strip, in which We are located,
that has lately been extremely dry,
causing pastures to be short and cattle
70 be in poor flesh. II the dry spell
Keeps up. 7 think there viii be a good
many calves, heifers ana trashy stuff
come TO this market in the fail. We
hsvr not many fat steers ready for ship
neut. The drouth also has aff5c ed
corn. it being backward and not devel-
Cp.ns very well; with rains soon We
MAJ get a moderate crop. Wheat is all
thrcshed and the quality is simply mag
n.Ecent, averaging nearly 70 pounds 70
tha bushel and some running as high as
= FUNDS. The average Yield is placed
nj s bushels. This has been the best
wheat year we ever had
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market closed as follows:
Butter-Firm; crea merry, 1SGlsizc; dairy
Cheese-Steady; sIsdlolc
Eggs-Firm; fresh, Ike.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. july 2s.-Wheat-eSot n
Der, 667sc. No ? hard, IS. G671sc; No. ;
64G65lac; No. ? red, 7-G72lec; NJ. :, 57
Q7tc.
rn-septeu6er s47sc; December. -,
Cash. No. mixed, s5l.c. No. while.
SSlsc: No. ? white. ss;7c; No, 3. sc.
Oats-No. Ehite, - 26izc-
Rye-No. ?, 5ec-
Hay-Cholce timothy, 80; caoice
prairie sea
Butte7-creamery. I5alsc; dairy, fancy.
&c
EzE-Fresh. &c
Receipts-waeat, IS cars.
ST LOUIS.
St Louis, July 5.-ClosinE: Wheat
Lower; No red cash elevator 80
track, 79a74c; July, &c; SeptsTu Der.
7Sisc: December. sac; NJ : hard. rlzc
Corn-LoEe-; No. cash. sc; track.
ssi& zSsi4c: July, size; september. sssc:
Dscsmber. 1z1sc.
oats-Loue-; We cash. H.: track
saG.43.c; July. ss1zc: September. Z.g
&c: No. white, 2sszg177s.c.
Rye-Lowez. &C
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: NEBRASKA CATTLE COMPANY.

s " AIlerton and son, r. H. Allerton
and II. r. Johnson Of Chicago. have eff
fectad the organization Of q. corporation
10 be known as the A. T. Land and
Livestock company. capitalized at $780,
N0 The stock compr .ses 1S.0o0 acres Of
land in Boone county. and 200 0acres in
Wheeler county Nebraska, BIS 'des a
large numb-r Of cattle What has been
tern ed the Allerton ranches near Cedar
Rapids have all been absorbed by this
corporation and A c Thompson. former
manager. has been succeeded by his
brother. c. \. Thompson. The business
Of the compeny win be transacted at
Cedar Rapids,
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BASEBALL
National League.
American sseag

CNo National League games yester-
day, wet grounds and rain preventing)
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+ ~-E ES-i- -
Rece4pts-Wa heat, IS cars.
ST LOUIS.
FRISCO LINE TO EUREKA SPRINGS
ARKANSAS

Excursion tickets on SAFE az al times
take q much needed res and spend a ;ew
DAYS at this noted resort. 81 tor ths
round trip. Good returning ninety days
noa cats % sale. g =. DUNN
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FLOUR AND CHOP sTUFFs
WICHITA POULTRY MARKET.
n y ears Wichita
PRODUCE

Lemons. fancy, So. $50 ana 40
sizes. per -..-.--..---..-..-s5- 800
Oranges. per box. Med. sweets...... 40
Cabbage, fancy home. pr y, to-. .os-1
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Esuazaa. sssesef. ETasa - 81 E-asis.
va g1ssszr. Par1c ss8zaT Esafr e
AZ - aFrasszz s. e L2esa
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
PROVISION MARKET.

Provisions slumped heavily yesterday.
Pork declined Is to 1T]4 cents. Lard fell
back 25A to III cents. The close was
weak
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FISH AND GAME.
WICHITA GRAIN MARKET,
HIDES AND WOOL

Sorn Inconvenience. ...'...-......
OdIS ssss'..S..'.........s.. .1Sxz
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHTCACO
Chicago, July 2s.-The leading futur5
ranged as follows:
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CASH Quotations.

Flour-EaSy.
Wheat-No. spring, 6s974c; No. . red,
7si4c.
Corn-No. ?, SS7sc: No yellow. SSHc
Oats-No. 2. 2412f4c: No. : white, "a.
m25c: No. white 2id27c.
Barley-G2od feeding. 40c; fair to
choice mailing 1850
Flax Seed-No. l. $50.
Timothy Seed-Prime *S2GG3.25.
Mess Pork-PeT bbl., S11l0GI1.60.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. Ss.556&67ia
Short Ribs Sidez-(Lo2se). 6S567.15;
dry sailed shoulders boxed 674Q7c;
short clear sides (boxedl, S7.S5T7t5
Whisky-Basis OF high wines $L23lz.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
ReCeiots. Shipments
Flour. bu ............ 22.l00 1900
Wheat htI ..........121CO1 400
Corn. bu. ...........e73o go 15Goo
Oats. bu. ...............L-t0 go. o.
I've. bu ............ 7.po o
Barley. bu .........-... 900 $50
On the Produce Exchange. today. the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Firnn; crea merry, 1S7lsizc; dairy
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W estern League.

Daily Eagle. delivered Ioc per week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-21
SENATOR ALLEN VIGOROUSLY DENOUNCES
METHODS OF THE CIRCUIT BILL LOBBY

resenting the manufacturers Of oleOmar-
garine continued his argument begun
Yesterday in opposition to the pending
bill. In the course of his argument he
mentioned process butter" In response
70 an inquiry. one of his clients eX-
pIained what process butter was. He de-
clared that process butter was washed
with sulphUric acid" to remove the ran
cidity.
Governor Hoard Of Wisconsin, with
some feeling combated the statement
maintaining that no occasion whatever
existed for its treatment with acid He
demanded the name of even single pro
cess factory where the product was
washed with acid, but his opponent de-
cIined to mention names
Discussing the colOring of oleomargar-
fne. the natural color of which was nearly
white Mr. Gardiner said the oleomargar-
Inc manufa cturer used anato. That, IKE
wise was used as the cOlOr1ng matter IOT
creamery butter. It was, he said, IN no
sense a deleterious substance Coloring
matter was employed merely to meet the
demands of the people, that the eye
might aid the palate
Continuing his argument MT NTdTd1IleI
declared that the purpose OF the aqVo-
Gates of the GrOut bill was not to regulate
the oleomargarine industry but to destroy
'eThat." said he. 'is evidently the result
the advocates of the measure propose &c
achieve.
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Washington, Dec. 20.-Wnen the senate
committee on agriculture today resumed
it's hearing on the Grout oleomargarine
bill, Senator Allen of Nebraska, men,
Der of the committee, made a pointed
statement concerning his position as to
the measure. He never had announced,
he said whether he was in favor or OPP
posed TO the pending measure, but by
reason of some questions he had asked
yesterday it was supposed by the lob
bvists'' present that he would antagon-
ize the measure Since the hearing OF
Yesterday he had been flooded with tele-
grams urging him to support the Dill,
The conclusion was obvious. With some
yigor he said;
q want TO enter my protest against thiS
cheap John. peanut political method.
have no words to express my utter con-
teTnpt for this method and for those Wno
would engage in It. The lobbyists VINO
are supporting this bill are doing it more
injury than its open and ayowed oppo-
Mr.. Allen declared that if such methotds
were continued he would ask that the
hearing be private. In conclusion ne SAID
81 want again to denounce, In the Sc
vereSt language I am capable OF using.
ffze sneakfng and cowardly method that
has been pursued in respect to this meas
ure. 49,, -,
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ssOive the Rank and File a CF1anCe.''
MKINLEY'S MAJORITY ON POPULAR
VOTE IS SHOWN TO Be 46O,O55

York FINEST table showing
having been done until yeser-
lay
South Carolina there the nom
but
In evere. threean n eight
13967 OF this Mckinney
received
Debs
and
of the Times was 6f
Ohio president
of
r Leonard OF Iowa Tor
of
Illinois Ind
Christian: Illinois,
Iowa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-21
SENATORS RALLY
TO AID CLARK
Republicans Oppose Z urthe
Investigation of Case.
CHANDLER OPPOSED
ON ALL SIDES
Uuable to Get a Vote on His
Resolution.

Washington, Dec. 20.-A spirited de-
bate was precipitated in the senate over
the resolution of Mr.. Chandler to dis
charge the committee on contingent eX-
penses from further consideration Of
the resolution authorizing an investiga-
ton of the rights of W. A. Clark and
Martin Maginnis of Montana to a seat
in the senate. The exchanges between
the advocates and opponents of the
resolution took political turn and re-
suited in some lively coIlOquis- No ac-
ton on the resolution was taken. Mr..
Jones (Ark.) declared that if the SEN
ate should adopt the resolution dis
charging the committee on contingent
expenses from consideration of the res
oIution it would violate the law, as the
law provides that no such expenditures
should be made without the authority
of the committee on contingent eX-
penses.
Does the senator mean to say" in
| quired Mr.. SpooneT, that the senate's
hands are tied if the committee on con-
tingent expenses should never make a
report? ''
Mr. Jones, Just what the law is"
/ Mr.. Jones declared that the resolution
| offered by Mr.. Chandler was in the ma
ture of rebuke to the committee on
/ contingent expenses that the members
! did not relish. A meeting of the com
mittee had been held today but had
/ postponed action until tomorrow. He
4 was of the opinion that no tangible re-
suit should be accomplished by author
1 Izing now an investigation Of a case
that would be settled by the Montana
legislature on Jan. 2, when 1t met tC
elect a senator.
Chandler Makes Denial.
Mr.. Chandler denied that politics haC
I entered into the consideration of the
| Montana senatorial case by the com.
mittee of privileges and elections Bot
! of the appointeeS to the senate from
Montana, Mr. Clark and Mr. Maginnis
were Democrats and the question in
volved the seating of one Democrat o
another.
IT this is purely a Democratic quar-
rel" suggested Mr.. Tillnian IS. CO
then the senator's interest in the mat
ter is rather extraordinary.
Mr. Chandler retorted facetiousl-
that there were not now enough Demo
Gratis in the senate properly and full,
to present Democratic principles an
eXpOund Democratic uOctTlneS5 ana !
was that another might be given
/ seat.
Adverting to the question of the lay
involving the right of the senate TO dis
! charge the committee on contingent eX
penses from the further consideration
of the resolution, Mr.. Chandler main
tanned that such a law could not bin
the senate, the committee being tn
creature of the senate. Referring TO tn
presence on the committee of Nj
Jones of Nevada and Mr.. Jones Of AT
| kansas, MI Chandler said the argu
ment of the opponents of the resolutio
was that the senate had placed itsel
in the hands Of the Jones family an
that it could not get out even to deter
, | mine which of the Democrats was en-
titled to seat in the body
In response TO a statement of NJ
Chandler that the committee on contiT
gent expenses was remarkably dllator
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-21
AMERICAN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
IN CUBA DENOUNCES M'KINLEY'S COURSE

He speaks in derOgatOry terms OF the
government and of Intervention IN gen
eraI by the AngIo-Saxon race. He urges
that all words offensive to Spain be
bIotted out of the Cuban hymn and
that others be substituted which would
be calculated to inspire the natives TO
prepare to drive out and resist all for
eign foes to the island or to its absolute
independence.
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UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT IS MADE TO
ROB THE NEBRASKA STATE TREASURY

The watchman turned in a general
alarm, from the state capitol and al
most the entire police force FASTENED
to the building. The only evidence OF
the attempted robbery were the puliet
tnias in the corridor walls. State
treasurer Meserve was summoned and
found his office in a state of disorder
but the steel vault uninjured and MOTH
ing of value missing SO far as he could
tell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-21

New York, Dec. ga despatch to
the World from Havana, says:
Professor Frye, the superintendent OF
public schools in Cuba, has just is
sued over his official signature and
through the Spanish newspaper Diarlo
De La Marina, a sensational ''procla-
nation to the Cuban people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-21

Lincoln. Neb-. Dec. 20.-An unsuceess-
f,,I stternpt was made to rob the state
treasury early this morning. Night
Watcbrnan f. NJ GOode discovered
three men in the treasurer's ONCE az
the state capitol at O'CLOCK. Mo
sbo+s were fired at him by the robbers
one passing through the lapel OF his
coat He fired twice in return, appar-
entity without effect, and the robbers
fed.
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Silver and Lead.

-,,-er ss5ic. per ounce.
SliHsl5- 15stc. per pound
go954SA s. & r. Co.'S price, $40
Leu c,vchange, S4S7lz; New YORK
e.. Sit9. ------
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Weather Today.

for Salt Lake Today is i
Rain or snow; colder.