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REPTELIc SPECIALS.

Memphis. Tenn. Jan. marks 8; Get
on The gauge. e fii II IL feet IN twrnty-t"ur
ing rair. The KAT, Adams arrived last night
from Arkansas ':fy with f~..Jy-f.ye bales o.: 'pt-
TEr IaEu \. W,.i. with ,.4i tow. pas-ei down
this morning 90 WAY g, New Orleans. The Buck
u.ru.u. r- va, -. cincinnati. Th- city ~
i+ar' Will i'tv" t.m".n'" ,elrninE Tor EIlt.H
nv truitn' from FriIr's Point 90 l.ty. to
morrow evening on return trip. The Robert T.
to-u..-rtN event = on return. River receipts
wcf" twenty five bates % cotton and los SACHS
Of rottolseri.
ralra. III. Jan. iTIe river fell II feet IN
H. last I'VE. ty-feu- hours. The gauge r"ads III
The Mar-lret departed for thu Lover Mississippi
at = Ia. The Fred iiartHcg departed for the
i.adire tomorrow fer Memphis. She will sc;
away L,-H"rro" ryeninR me ora lTe Is 'iS
10 Evansville At 5 O'clock to-nicht Captain
". II. I@yhH came down from cape G!raririi
stored the freight rates. which were in for -
before The itt- way VI. iu'I-1rI'"i ''J"""1
Ta,s.- ,'"mYan, Considerable j." is ,uuu,re
aa: - the Ghi, River. but it is Diminishing IN
qugut''y arI is s,it'-iHs.
Grand Tower. III. Jan. tie un"h!nEci. Ta@
raug" reads feet. = rLs" - : - a I'3t in last
Chrlto-. III. J.u. River hH> Els~n : rot FL
the last tu"1ry-fnur hours. and EauE" : ~
O.. below z'rp This evening. ~ ch5r-" IN -
E,r.sa N,r'hCr WARMER and threatens rain.
radureh. ~. Jsn til Eiqse reads o.
passing In the chit" III sun. frm the Ten
r.s-.a A. > = -. The Tennessee due tonight.
captain W . Lagoon 90 INC iEhIhcuN" '"l.!er
Lly reported Tor duty y'st"rday business duh
on the wharf.
Wheeling W. Va. Ian. River 81 feet. fall
,rc. Weather moieratrS :. showing every sp-
r-arauce u an early c!~uinC II navigation.
r.-fshUrg. -. Jan. G-River IS feet. etatior-
a-y. weather unsettled.
Louisville. Ky. Jan. i-fivsr falling: canal.
60 f~-t. falls. I feet: below locks. 10 feet.
Cloudy and warm.
Eurunr,on. Ia, Jan. 4-The river IL 2.2i2 f>ct
above lcW-wate- mark Of 1864. a rise or III
Inches Weather clear and warmer.
r4urtrr,ti -, Jan. River IS feet, falling
Clear. mercury. Il degrees.
Tya=s,il". Ind, Ian River Il feet: fall
i-r ,'IeIfv. cold.
Warsaw. m. Van. -Gause reads 4.5. Cloudy
ami mu.h Uarm"r.
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NEW WAGE SCALE.
Union Labor Tobacco Factories
Will Grant Increases.

Although tn" new wage scale agreed upon
by the union tobacco workers last week has
not Vt been presented 10 the manufacture
s-s. who employ union labor. they have all
notified the organization that they are will
ing to grant some increases. The only poSS
hla question that can now arise is as TO the
axt.nt II thu raise. The increases TO be
a.L.d for are not large. and the union
Nrrkmen believe that the matter VIII he
easily settled.
In this connection Il Is stated that tn
workers In the trust factories have asked
fo- comics of the new scale. with "A view Ia
asking that fl he put into effect where they
work Thu movement comes from men who
are not members of the unions. As they are
no. vi fully decided upon what course 70
follow. they will not talk for publication,
Largo numbers of the trust factory en-
nIov,- are Joining the local unions.
A meeting of The Joint Advisory Board
Wa held at the Granite but ding las: night
-, 5ferIIss the situation and make som,
slight changes in the scale Of wages which
rad been overlooked. The new scale viii
bs formally presented to the manufactur-
err probably on Saturday or Monday.
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Paragraphs.

-rh" N..~is-irri an, Ohio Bi."r Pilots S,ie'v
hes SUI .'i.. r.. i.rrts u'-. ..ErAaIE- ait.I a
record 90 r.a ,.-Iiu ~ al crossings lctV"-n -.
la.H- a. 3" 'riDa.-. tbs" ~u'g.tHr= V't"
U... Pos r's.f- isirr@.U- g. tH" ~ Kan zi'.H1 aga
VII 90. published ~ Ga. annual report # Tue
Merchants E&ehalg'.
.,au-a.r John G:Iain vas a love" visitor .a--
te.Lay .aaruIuE-
The annual meeting 80 rho Supervisors Il
steam vessels Will 70" he'll! It Washington. D. g..
lHlui~" s- 'ar'slr Ralph y N''tir.ir". ~"
Unite. S.rt-y supervisor # TINS Ii-fti.-. VIII
.ras" 81 Louis u, T." eth 60 attend III" as
s...li'.
IL is sail tina: an effort T. being made - con-
81 i5tate ~. National I!artor so = e master
.ut y'lo'a with rr- Mississippi and Obi" River
El.-S .-rs"'y- Tho fTr pfEdnizativus are COM
posed 4 wei !-hnuWI, river II,u.
TN. new s:riu-wasci steamer JGiine. which
has n--u sY;a! i",.i d. Eu.E Island. III. Is 81
fourteen tons.
The Lille u. Barlow. re- entity suns and raised
and tuwed g. Sew ORLEANS for rrpair1. = being
pvsc!dulel "a Nru!.'- St.t"ua! Doh 81 iiat c'E
\ new boat las --en built for the Nuzoc AMI
TaNaha',afc Eiv-r trade by captain Neal Miller
ana Jr--0l Banks. She Is known as IN" flg-A-
PLENTY. aud is a small stern wheeler, with a
sary bow she = ~iEhtv-siN fett long and TWEEN
o.. feet wide. with a .ahin of four st.trrJ'us
and eisht beTth>- Sfa g. equipped With IN"
boiler AL machinery 60. the F"rt Z, cnt = IN
clare ga. her builders. captain Miller triuC a.
c,:EHatri. with Pilot ItuNs at h'r wheel
-,ar'i!u Horace E.xHv II tho N.i-ht claims
70" distinction "f having taught Mara Twain
how 20 pilot q steamboat
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identified with its organization. Whoever
wa in control discovered that there was a
short interest In the stock and a scheme
m iran theaa bears was COuCoCttd. Out
standing stock. which was held IN a Few
hands. was pooled securely. and then. by
means OF aggressive bidding In the open
market, the quotation for the stock was
lifted 10 remarkable heights In one day u
was advanced from around ~ to above ~:
on the following day IL went TO l55. ana
two daVs later was bid UP to 10
On all of this advance not more than ~
sbares changed hands. there being prac-
ticaily no stock for sale on account of the
pool arrangement. The coup was successful
and the shorts were forced to cover private
IL at figures that have never been disclosed.
The subsequent drop In the stock was as
rapid "a the advance. Within a week after
tho a,i mark was reached the stock was sell
ING below ~. To-day the stock dropped 10
s. r share. at which fig re about s.rD were
Snld TnrSa wide fluctuations have wiped
ont the original hrldsrS and the company Is
said now 10 be controlled by young ios"ph
Letter Of chicago and 'yrs:s Field Judsoii
AMI Edwin Could Of New York
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.rr.c,@i daily by Gayiord. Blessing & 20. 3o7
LOCAL. STOCKS AND BONDS.
Good Demand for Hank
OthcruiSc Market Quiet.

The market in a general way WIS slow during
the session. IA 50 Government hoai and SOM"
mining stock atone selling There were more
quotations made. however. and bank and .-u~'
stocks attracted considerable attention The
feature ~ the market was National Sank .f
commerce. There was e. t'r.5ud !rg this all
through the a,~-.ru. hut outside # d small iH'.
which Fl trader sid o. himself II SEQ. there
were no sales. th.ugh S.34 was hid and s-4> asked
until after N. meeting broke Ny. when a hf-. %
C brokers got together GA thu street, ana after
soIrN haat~rirE. ln shares sold ~ $-ii, and 81
was I'd for rrty shares. with no sales
-Thrr" w-T" buying C-4aIS ~ d." market for
Mercantile. Union AMI Mississippi Valley Trust
and bids war- stronger than they haze been 81
late. bIt nothing was done
Edison bonds and he common stock was IN
demand IN "a quiet way. hui bids did not ON"
gnywa.IG near sellers views. IN" former helu-
50 bid and So asked. and The latter 81 and 50
respectively.
Tinted states IS mere In demand ana one -
bgH.i brought St9.-. while later SLOT. WIS
I'll an! SiiI.l-i= asked.
Mining stocks were hard 70 trade IN. and rHe
days dealings We're only 90 shares. To in Gran
ite-Ri-Msral.:- At S..s7'3. and IN IN American
Set'ic at 49,.
century HuildinE bonds were wanted a, So.
but uu; offered under ;sl-a'.
a. sl-> ssN'rs. and &-i-5j buyers
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RAILROAD time TABLE.
ST. LOUIS TINE.
ILLINOIS
80 am 80 I'm

800 pm 70 IS am
-
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PACIFIC STOCKS WERE
THE WEAK FEATURE.
WERE FAIRLY SUPPORTED.
HOWEVER, ON \ DECLINE.
Sugar at the Close Was Prominent
-Industrials Showed a
Healthy Tone.
EI.Ir SrErfAr.

New York. jar. THE London markets
felt the effect Of liquidation from y Rim. and
IL became obvious that stocks which had
been taken over during the panic were be-
ing thrown upon the market. Later. how
ever. on withdrawal of pressure. a better
tone prevailed. and the close was steady.
such stocks as New York Central and Penn
syIvania showing advance. The general
market was inclined to be strong, but the
close was rather heavy. Consols were hard.
both for money and account. The news from
South Africa was meager.
A renewal OF the pront-taking. which had
set in yesterday, was apparent at the OPEN
ing OF the market here. and some stocks.
particularly industrial, suffered severely.
LONDON was a fairly heavy seller. especial
" in the first hour. but later this pressure
was withdrawn. New York Central and the
vanderbilt stocks generally. which had not
s1nered To any extent IN tho realiz4tioua.
were the first to take an onward move.
Inc good buying from the Inside in both
Nahderhl!t and trunk securities continued
and was well supported by the outside pub
lie. The market ali round took a better tone
and prices genersll. recovered more than
they had lost on the day. Steel stocks wcr"
especially firm. due TO the good dividend Of
the American Steei-Hoop Company and tho
Increased prices Of wire.
All inf'iStriaiS showed a healthier tone.
aud Pacific Railways, which had suffered
most from the foreign selling. took a de-
Cided turn for the better. SuSar at the close
was the important feature in the market.
most of the purchases being Tor Standard
OH interests and covering Of shorts. The rel
stiVe!y weak feature Of the market was the
Pacific stocks. which. however, were sup
ported on the decline. and it was Cener-
ally believed that any 'oreiCn account being
liquidated would bz5.argely Interested in
these securities. So general outside Sup
port to the van~sbilt and trunk issues
was continued at rather lower figures.
Money was easy at I tn = per cent.
g, b d .. viii spend s. 90 G0 i'm reducing
grades and shortening dist iacaS on the main
line In southern Iowa. Great Northern de-
clared the quarterly dividend Of "a, rpr cont
on the preferred stock. The rernrt oF con-
sOlidation movements in the trunk lines.
especially AS affecting the control of 3. &
o., was s!hl prevalent and generally he
lieved. Favorable reports are forf hrominr
in the tobacco trade. ana the prospects show
nm Improvement on last year. Money PROS
poets are considered very good and This
consideration has ceased to have any ma
teriai effect upon the market.
|
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AIR LINE.

LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE y ST LOU
CONSOLIDATED
Train. Depart. Ar-iv
cec:rana. Nj. Vernon. Mt.
Carmel. Princeton. Louisville.
Washinzton, Philadelphia.
~ Yerk ............. sos am 800 y
Nj vernon Accommodations .- i5.25 pm ts;+5 a
Florida Air Line LImityc
Louisville. Lexington. thatta-
ronra. Atlanta. jacksonville.
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RIVER NEWS.


F.r tho - hours ending at . a. m..
So Lon. Jan. : 1870
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France.

Paris. Ian. a.-Th--" Usr con. r"ntos e4f 20
for the account. EN"haUC" on London gs &c fnr
-horbs. Spanish = 66.et Business N the Bourse
To-day started less cheerful IN U favorable Lon
don pHyirss and subsequently grew worse ii con-
Sequence nf reports "f continual sales in London
f-- German account. 1WIEC - he monetary
Sirua'i.o l. Berlin and Ia. Iurnrr that General
,sa-scre had Tn,r r"p-lS"'i At Ioltono there We're
further declines and prices 'i1S-'' weak. SPANS
Is were rf-tirularlv affected and H.o Tirtos ~
lau-a,I considerably IN LARGE T.alizitoas.
Tho weekly statement Il the Bank ~ France
shows h f~atlnw:rS "HanCeS.
Noes IN circulation. Increased lg ~. nsf
Treasury accounts 'ugT":7t. decreased On ~. H1's
gold In !arf. ds,r"as"l N."5I '0Jf. hills discount.
inrrsas.f G7.Ss'g.u:. silver in hand. decreased
ir.nsI -.r-
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IOWA COUNTY FAIRS.
Directors Meet and Fix the Dates
and Places.

REP RLIr Special.
Fairfield. Ia. Jan AT a meeting here
to-day Of the directors of the county ard
district fairs in Southeastern Iowa the fol-
lowing dates for next falls exhibits were
fixed;
Louisa and Van Buren, counties and Tip
ton district fairs are TO be held from Aug
ust q to "a: Columbus Junction and Dom
nelson district fairs. August IS to 81; Henry
County and Iowa city and Eldon district
fairs, September 4 to 4: Jefferson County
Fair. September II to Is: West Liberty,
same dates; Wilson Junction Fair. Septem-
Der is to II.
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THE WEATHER.
Ta-DDy. lFprsrasf.

Washington. Jan. 4.-r1nreoIst for Friday and
SATURDAY:
For Illinois Light showers Friday. With colder
weather IN northern PORTIONS at night. fair and
colder saturday. sputherly winds. becoming
9uTthweStcrly.
For Oklahoma. Indian Territory and Arkansas
Threatening Friday and probably SATURDAY
colder saturday. southerly winds. becoming Va
riab!e.
For Iowa-FHir and colder Friday: fair Sat
urday, with colder weather In morning. noftl-
west To north winds.
For MiSs"url-Threa'ening Friday. with show
era In northern portion. probably fair. with colder
weather IN northern portion SATURDAY. s~outhcrIr
Wirds. booming rrrthwcSter'..
For NehraSkt-Fair with colder weather I'm
eastern portion Friday. fair saturday. north To-
northeast winds.
For K~snsas-Threai. ming voashcr Friday and
SaturilN. LaIilhln wiz l.
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is though. to have been the cause Of death.

,s thought TO have been the cause Of death.
Lille was skating with her older sister,
Josie. on the sidewalk, which was coated
with sleet, In front Of their home Wednes-
day afternoon. when she slipped and fell
on the pavement. Josie thinks her sister
struck on the back of her head.
Lille lay or the ground motionles. SIZE
had fallen several times before. and Josie
thought nothing of her sisters plight un-
til she found that she was unconscious.
Lille WAS taken III the house and put on
a bed. while Doctor Grant was called. He
revive her. She died early the following
morning.
Deputy Coroner Dechsler held an inquest
on the body Yesterday and returned a YER
diet of accident.
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Depart. Arrive.
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The water Yesterday marie! - fart below zero
vu -ae U-I-". showing a Sigh; rise. Below and
-',}a -. slrGas - inn remain intact. 'n a.-
,s4s. o.: tho sluggish current large cakes ~ ice
grounded lH a." 'id-t"r- E'ir! boats ars making
regular trips
NJ business IS practically aharl"ne.i. TIE
river front presents % deserted appearance. the
only tsa steamers lHH. U1 I.--"tly III tn" haT' ~
t,I.- 10. nan 'I,r AMI IL" harl-'r boat.
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Itur silver,
MONEY MsRkET QUIET.
Local Money Continues quiet, With n
Tendency to Ease.

-. Louis. THURSDAY. ian. { 1881.
The coulnipu ~ tit money market Frps mol
.hancrI practically during the week. th..si
there al" Indications that the situation Is slowly
wording toward greater oas". Ia mos; respects
bank, - ururt that business IS sItisTr tory. aul
rE-y nuN, 70 reasons % r~HEri!IIf 80 she yau,l
IL, q existing. T!. demand for W-u'rnrg i.yur-
to-day was very Iut~. hut ~ Il" Tl'4us IT aI
urgent rItrltt-r ~ deposits hu;. improved
I.t-lr and .hraEiug has fall III some. b-r
ruu.rs found little iruGti" IA SATISFYING th-Ir
wants M extremes 81 " To- = l'I cent for all
and time loans. which VAS th- Tat" quoted 81
all l-at!pg banker
The lral bank bearings D"E'lrU a - hold o.!
we'll ant THIS m"rriuE were rri.rfri az E..Hr.Ig.
tF.. g.T.-..4 1..Frr 60 l.I
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actual business In bankers hills nj !4~S5isGlS5E.
for demand and At &iS2A.WiS5 ror sixty DAYS,
posted rates. S~t>,l-HL>s'- commercial hiI-
Mexican dollars. 4Ilg.. Banl. .l"srinE>. 81. 81.
81. haiaHrr-. SIl.aIt.!i'
Thiiadrlphla. Jan. i-ClearinEs. sS}6ifSl5. bal
EaIiim"r.. Jan. I-CiearinEs. SLEs.slS. hal
dnrCs. sril. NJ.
BOSTON. Jan. 4-Crirings. S-5.ol4. ~: balances
9 5sZ .f2.
chicago. IAN. 4-rrraTinEs. S-s.ig7.@-l balances
s.. 10. ESQ. Posted exptHnE'. S+-s3I .aiS,l.. New
YORK. exchange. ~ premium.
Unr silver.
New York Ian. tar silver. 5ST.r nor ounce
L,nGou. Jan. s-Bar silver steady. = I-IGi pei
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SENSATIONAL FLUCTUATIONS.
Pool in the General Carriage Com
pauy'S StGck Caused Excitement.

REPTILE special.
Nev York. Jan. TIL" recent sensational
movements in the stocks Of the General
Carriage Company. organized last spring to
operate automobiles in Fifth avenue. have
startled Wall street and have led TO much
Wild guessing As to their significance. Two
months ago the stock was quoted In the
nIItside market at below $40 per share. and
Vas inactive at the low figures. The prop
ertv then was supposed To he controlled by
i. b. Esler and +. G. Church. who were
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WOMAN FATALLY BURNED.
Sat Close tn Il Fire and Her cloth.
in. Ignit.d.


Houston. Tex. Jan. Mrs. ! ". Harlan
was fatally burned this morning At Deep
water. Tex. She WAS sitting before the
fire and from The blaze her clothing igni;ed.
Sba il!mped into "a tank of water in the
Ira TO save herself. but thr"e-fnUrths of
ior body Is burned and she will die.
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WOMAN KILLED A MAN.

Mrs. Belle Gillian Shot Nose
C'aulder at a Dance.
West Plains. No. Jan. Mrs Belle
Gillian shot and killed Nose Caulder to-
day.
the woman's life.
He was dancing with a rock in his hands
when shot. He was struck BY foE bu1efn
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FELL WHILE SKATING.
Death of Nine-Year-Old Lille
Hemphill.

Lille Hemphil!, ? years old. died at her
home. No. Ss2i Garfield avenue. early yes
terday morning. from the effects of a fall
while out skating. Conclusion ef the brain
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
NISAE RAILWAY st HI 1BAN TR

East -bound-Leaves Eighth ard G-a:iot SITS
Week days. SIS. 49,. sol. l1l5 and HIS g. III.
AM l.>. 2.is. 5G3. 81 and &c J. III
sundays. 5-.+. "a. Id.i2 Il m. and S-2l p. m
Leave Washington AVe-N.ek DAYS. 81. 80.
$50. l.-o1. lib q. IN. and lsS. 2-S' iaG. 80
and So p. m Saturdays. EJ p T
sundays. 80. rs. Iv:l5 a m. an 80 7. m
West b~0und-Lsaves Granite City-Neek days.
1:l-. si4. SIS. 1912 a. m. and i255. 2-r9. S-S.
4.i5. 500. 5:i2 =. n.
SundaYs. 555. 35 q. m. and loo and $40 J. m.
Leave Hadisn-Wssk DAYS. 5Oi. S:s. c3s.
1916 a. m. and 1888. a:I2. a.7. so. SIS. III
SUNDAYS, s:S, Sn a N. and 1.a5. SOS ?. m.
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Berlin. Jan. 4.-Frices were dun On the Bocrs'
today owing to the decline In English conscl'
and tho -Gnture rv the British Of tho German
steamer General IN additt u a runner II the fai
~ KIMBERLY helped 10 deprssS business. EX
Charge ou Lonlon 2orl ~, pigs. for checks.
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CLOV Err LEAF.


Train. D"paTf. Arrive
Tnl. 40 AMI New York Express 's.i3 am '5.5s pm
TDIe,Il ard Nev York Express T.l5 pm ga ain
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Train
CIrsiunatl. Louisville. Wash
ingtoi, RalJ:mr-e. PGi.acel-
.Eia aud Nv York t&TCaS1
Cincinnati. IHIi~viil". pitts
burr. Washington EaltlTnre.
Philadelphia and View lyEh
ira.r lI-il .
Cincinnati Accommodation -.
cincinnati IuL!sy!lie. Pitts
burg. WsvhiuCJ. iisltln0rr.
,.efeIrria ami New York
ROYAL t'lur Limited ...-.
Flora Acc .n-auxlit.pr --,
II ~ Accommodate ..-
Ncs' B4.-u and French LICK
SPRINGS. via AIU.0n Route 900.
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Money In your Pocket.

In order to save time and postage stamps.
take your answers to Republic want ads. To
the nearest drug store. The druggist will
Immediately forward them to The Republic
free of charge. Take advantage Of this op-
p~ortuni;y and send your answers in this
manner every day.
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STREET CAR DYNAM!TE0.
Third Incident of Oh" Kind Since
Springfield Strike.

Srri1gf,,d. III. Jan. l-Dyudmii" WIS -N-
,I,.lg4 urGcr 81 street .ar ,uutdiTic@ Twelve
,..--.rr.rS tonight. Although ;hc car "aS
,,r.i.ry wrecked H., one was injured. This
:. ~. third incident OF the kind since the
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FRISCO LINE

ST. LOUIS sCUTHHEsTERN RAILWAY.
Train. Depart arrive
Gu:fyu POI Express ---.-------. S-5i an 'b-J1 Ifr
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a.. = & St l.. Il. R.-St. l.. I. Il 81 !. r. RI
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Peoria. rskin. Springfield and
Grafton Express. daily ..--.- tIs am -..----
Springfield and Grafton Mail.
daily go. -. -..- .......... 1e:55 am
]G;rsf;o1 Fxnre-s' daily ...... .......... $50 pm
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RETTEIJC SPECIAL.
New York. Jan. { SAILS Of h,,,Is v,era made
here to-day as follows
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Pacific Accommodation ...
Valley Park AccoclmCdat!on--
Valley ParE Accommodation q,
T'.c.tic Accommodation
Texas Limited NeScibIle) for
fUTaha springs. Fort Smith,
T. rtS. Dallas. GreenNille,
I.lriS. '1Tsicara. Austin,
san Antonio. Houston and
tislyeSt,1.-- - 900.
Western Express fer tiDit9,
oklahoma. Carthage. Joplin.
W. hits. Newton ami the
NEyf. .. .------
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Government Rcport.

Department Of Agriculture. Weather bureau
Meteorological ohser yatians received at -. Louis
January :. 1870. at r.as y. II. local time and :
y. m. seyenty-hrh meridian time. DISSERTATIONS
taken at the same moment 4 tim" at all sta Inns
G..-g,ra mir R4r I'm M T.o -
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pittsnurg stocks.

corrected hy =. L. francis. Bro. & Co.. 40
Hai. Asked.
Fi.tsaarc Pla." Glass ......-.------...l1i i4S
N--tt1gagusa Air Es4k" .---..-.-...-.i.T@s
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IRON NOUNTAI'

Train
ieHas Fas. Mail 90 Little
Rock. TeNarl.ana. Dallas.
Fort Worth, r.! Paso. Les
Angeles ana san FrancIsc"-;
Delta. columbus. Cairo ana
Shreveport Express
Hot Springs. Dallas ami For
Worth Express ~
Texas Special - Dallas. Fort
Worth. Galvest.n. san Auto-
Mo. Laredo. New Orleans
an! ttty OF MeKic"-.
Memphis and Hot Springs EN-
press ---
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NJ. IA 4.

Train.
Jefferson CItv. Columbia. So
t-ija. Clinton. Fsr ~ =.
Par srt Indian Territory
Express
Fort Worth. Dallas. Waco.
Tay.. and Austin Express.
J n WORTH. Dallas. san An
-..Y AID Galveston LxIrrss
-. ,a4ri's, Sc-IaI,a. Fort SCOT,
AMI ileuiS1l ENl-
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI

Tennessee and Lower Mississippi
Rivers
NOTICE TO
ship all freight for landings between Paducah
and Waterloo. Ala, ard Cairo and Memphis via
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Care Lee Line Steamers, Brooklyn. III. and
Cairo. Ill ISAAC p. LCSK, General Agent
Phones-Aain 2is7A- Main sos.