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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-27
ESCORTS OF WHALES.
Thirty of Them Followed the Lucania
for Three DAYS.

New York July 27.-Playfu1 as por-
poiseS, almost humping noses against the
sides of the vessel and at times spout
ang columns of mist that rose high above
large whales followed that vessel almost
half way across the Atlantic.
On the arrival of the liner here yester-
day the passengers and crew told many
stories of the strange escorts, which
kept up with the vessel without any ap-
parent exertiOn- One night there was a
fierce battle between two of the mon
sterS- They fought for an hour, their
tails thrashing; the next morning one of
Ahe largest of the whales was missing
and the passengers believe he was killed
by his opponent
Some of the passengers thought it
would be well to capture one of the
whales and bring him to port, but there
was nothing aboard which might be
used as a hook except the anchors, and it
was explained by the ships officers that
1t would be a violation of the British
merchant marine regulations to use the
anchors for that purpose. The explana-
ton seemed to please some of the pas
Eengers, who had heard of the fierce
fight which whales make against cap
8ure.
The whales swan close to the Lucania
land when they saw group of passen-
tigers on the hurricane deck thew fire.
Squently spouted their spray into the air
land upon the vessel, drenching the cur
1ous ones. Some of the more tinnid pas
sengers thought the whales should be
frightened away This could not be done
however, and the monsters kept with
the Lucania until she was in sight of the
big light on Fire Island on Friday night
klrke la Shelle. manager for Frank
Daniels, was one of the passengers who
saw the whales and he was advised to
capture one of them for use in a tank
drama, the sensational scene of which
would be a duplication of Jonah being
swallowed by the whale He said how
wanted no n in, hi x.1o
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OPEN HIS CAMPAIGN.
Mr.. Breidenthal to Make First
Speech at His Old Home.

The first political speech to be made
by John W. Breidenthal as the fusion
nominee for governor will be at Che
topa tomorrow night. This is Mr..
Breidenthal's old home and his friends
have planned a rousing reception for
him. Other appointments made by Mr..
Breidenthal are as follows:
Burlington, August z, county conven-
ton.
Ports, Osborne county, picnic and po-
litical rally. August Is.
Oberlin, Woodmen log rolling, August
L.
This is a complete list of appoint
ments made up to this date.
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Chicago Livestock Market.

Chicago, July 27.-CATTLE-Receipt
$500. Including 500 Texans. generally
s. 25d5. IS; poor to medium. $4.50G5. 10;
stockers and feeders, So. OOQ4.65; cows, So 90
$50: bulls. ST. OO6I4 so; calves, $5.0Oa6. 80;
Texas fed steers, s4.S5d52O; Texas grass
steers, So. 40d425; Texas bulls, 81. 50d3.4O.
1900; left over. $500; active, 21ka5c
higher. Top, $3.50 Mixed and butchers,
s.. 071lG5. 80; good to choice heavy, $512m
$50; rough heavy, "a. 95G5071k; light, $500
$50: bulk of sales, $5.15@5 221a.
lambs strong and active. Good to choice
wethers 4.l5d450; fair to choice mixed,
sheep. s3OOd4. 90; native lambs, s3.50Q5. IS;
western lambs, $5.00G6.00.
Official yesterday:
Hogs-Receipts, "a, $40; shipments, 1884.
Sheep-Receipts. 5,471; shipments, S73.
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IN COMMITTEES HANDS.
President Can Entertain No Invita-
tons From County Fairs.

Canton, O., July 27-President and
Mrs Mckinley kere guests today at
luncheon at the country home of F. E.
Case. They drove out about noon %
remain until evening. Before leaving
the president disposed of some official
business forwarded from Washington,
and met several callers. Judge n. II.
Wright, of Illinois, brought to the pres
ident an urgent invitation to attend the
Woodstock. ILL.,, fair, during the visit u
the G.. A r. encampment at Chicago
The judge was referred to the Chicago
committee, which will largely control
the presidents movements while he is
the city'S guest.
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LOCAL MENTION.

A carload of granite for the addition
to the federal building has been re-
ceived. The granite comes from St
Cloud, MINI.
The Santa Fe Reds" the crack ball
team of the shops in this city, and the
Valley Falls nine will play on the
Washburn grounds Saturday afternoon.
The game will be called at $780,
Local sports are arranging a prize
fight to be pulled off in the country
adjacent to Topeka, on Sunday, August
8. The fighters are Jack Rodgers, of
Spokane, and Dave Rhodes. of Hot
Springs. and are at present in Kansas
City Tommy Sears alias Jack FTtz-
patrick, who played a season in Topeka
a year ago. is engineering the Kansas
City end of the business.
Special Agent Rising returned today
from the Fifth congressional district
where he established rural free delivery
routes at Abilene, Concordia and Belle
vile.
An order has been issued by the
postOffice department which will allow
carriers on free rural routes to receive
letters along the route, cancel the
stamps, and deliver them to the parties
addressed without bringing the letters
in to the pOstoffice for the cancellation
Of the stamps. This makes it handy for
correspondents who both live along the
route. Under this order the carrier is
virtually a travelling postoffice. He
sells stamps, gives receipts for and de-
hVers registered letters, and carries
money order applications
Mrs Thorpe has received application
for domestics from eight towns in the
state, and has been able to supply four
of the places When people who want
domestic apply to Mrs. Thorpe they
specify the knid of help needed and If
such a person is on her list that person
Is sent to the place. In this way many
girls and women who are looking for
employment are able to get it
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SUES A COMMITTEE.
Photographer Wants Pay for Pictures
of Quay and Others.

Philadelphia, July 27.-Suit was begun
today by Frederick Gutekunst, photog-
rapher, against the Republican state
committee of 1896 for the recovery of
$743. so and interest from June 1, 1896, due
him for photographs furnished the COM
mittee- Among the items on Mr.. Cute
kunst's bill are 10990 photographs of
Matthew Stanley Quay and two dozen
pictures of Governor Stone. Among the
defendants most prominent are Attorney
General John P. Elkin, Congressman j.
B. Robinson, United States Senator
Boise Penrose, United States District
Attorney James B. Holland, w. B. An
drews, William Finn and Health Officer
Charles HeuStis.
Mr.. Gutekunst stated that he had
tried every means in his power to collect
this sum without avail. notwithstanding
the prominence of the parties and the
cause in which the photographs were or
dered
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New York Uptown Gossip.

New York July 27.-Speculation con-
tinues to drag along in a rut of dullness
and insignifcance of tone There is no
active bear fractional work and the exist
prices up sharply when the scattered pro-
fessional bear traders sell a little more
stock than is Offering for the time being
The apathy of the Investment element Is
best demonstrated by the extreme dull
ness of the market for railroad and indus
trial. Railroad bonds, the disbursement
Of dividends and interests by the railroad
and industrial corporations of the United
States this month were larger in amount
than at any time in this history of the
country. If vast funds so distributed have
sought the securities evidence of the
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ANOTHER SMALLPOX CASE
Patient Named Harrison, in Sea-
brook. La Guaranteed.

County Physician Ellinger has quar-
antined a smallpox patient by the name
of Harrison who lives at SeabrOok.
1t was reported to DR.. Ellinger that
Harrison had the smallpox and was go
people there were in danger of contract
ing the disease This case proves that
the disease has not been stamped out
ing and increasing when cold weather
comes After the experience of the
county and the city last winter strin-
gent measures should be taken early
to prevent a repetition of the epidemic
such as was experienced last winter.
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A TERRIBLE REVENGE.
Eighty-Nine Filipinos Killed for Muir
der of One American.

Manila, July 27.-At Oroquieta, on north
ern Mindanao, two soldiers entered a ma
tive store for the purpose OF buylng 1000
While there one of them was killed by a
bolo and his head severed from his body.
The other escaped and gave the alarm A
company of the Fortieth infantry, sta
toned at Cagayan, repaired to Oroquieta
and killed eighty-nine natives, thirty OF
them being in a single house.
Subsequently the gunboat Callao, com
manded by Lieutenant George B. Brad
shaw, shelled Oroquieta, burning the
warehouses. One of the crew was killed.
Der 500, under the leadership of Alvarez,
formerly the insurgent president of Var
branga, is now perSiStently troubling
northern Mindanao.
A marine at the outpost of Isabella de
Basi1an was bolOed by natives and so
TRANQUIL.
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REBELS DEFEATED.
Those at Tc1ima Surrounded by Gov
eminent Forces.

Kingston, Jamaica, July 27.-The Co
lombian consul general here, Mr.. For
wood, gave out the statement today
that he had received a dispatch from
the governor of the department of Bo-
liVia, saying the rebels had been badly
defeated at Santandos; that the depart
ments of Caucua, Antioka, Cundina-
marca and Bogota were quiet, and in
possession of the government, and that
in Tolima the rebels were entirely sur
rounded by government troops
Mr. Forwood's statement adds that
the government has purchased a war
ship from France, which had sailed
fully equipped with arms and ammuni-
tiop. and that it was momentarily ex-
pected to arrive at Kingston for orders.
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NOT ENTITLED TO PAY.
Probate Judges Anxious About Extra
Allowances.

The attorney generals office is busy
answering the question whether pro-
bate judges are now entitled to an addi-
ton to their salaries to the amount of
for keeping a record of the liquor sales.
This was one of the features of the
prohibitory law and was a source of
much profit to probate judges.
The court of appeals recently held
that the fee and salary law of 1897 re-
pea.led the SIS provision of the state
law, consequently the probate judges
may no longer collect this fee.
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Killed His Father.

New York, July fitzpatrick Logan, SO
years of age, was arrested in Brooklyn
today charged with the murder of his
father, Edward. The dead man was
struck behind the ear during a drunken
fight last night and remained uncon-
scious until his death this morning
When the son was arrested his mother
was taken to a hospital in an alcoholic
S>upor. After she came to her senses
she said her soE had killed his father
while defending her from an assault.
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NEW york Money Market.

New York, July 7.-MONEY-Money on
call nominally ~ per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper, 4QA per cent, Sterling ex,
at 81 S3A for sixty days: posted rates.
$4.s41zta4: So and $4SSQ4.sS1k; commercial
bills, 81 S3Q14.
VERESilver certificates. 61a621zc;
bar silver, 607zc; Mexican dollars, 4Sc-
BONDS-Government bonds steady; re-
fund Is, when issued, registered, 104l9I
coupon. 1041z; Is. registered. 100; 3s, regis
tered, 1925: coupon, 1885,; old As, regis
tered, 1l5A; coupon, 11594 5s, registered,
49,; coupon, 114%.
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GOMPERS FAILS
In His Efforts to Adjust Labor
Troubles in Chicago.

Chicago, July 27.-Tne effort Of Presi-
dent Gompers of the American Fedora
ton of Labor to bring about a settle
ment of the Chicago labor troubles has
apparently failed He was notified to.
day by a delegation of contractors that
the only way a settlement could posi-
bly, be effected was by the unions with
drawing from the building trades 'coun-
Gil.
Mr.. Gompers replied to the contractors
that, as he was a representative of the
men, he could not countenance any such
settlement as this and would not agree
to it
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Islands for Sale.

sidering the proposition of the United
States government for the cession of
the islands of Cibitu and Caygayeu in
consideration of an indemnity of $780,
600. The ministery regards the PROPOSE
ton favorably, and negotiations for a
treaty of accord between the two gov
ernments are proceeding rapidly.
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Suspended for Bucket Shopping.

Dwyer, and Lyman L. Kellogg, all doing
business in their own name. and ]. NJ.
Fiske of the firm of J. NJ. Fiske, a former
vice president of the board of trade, were
suspended today for one year by the direc-
tors of the board. The charge was buck
etshopping. This makes ten prominent
members who have been suspended in the
last month for infraction of the rules:
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fact has been presented by either activity
or substantial and lasting advances in
subject to -skillful and experienced .maTip-
ulation, both stock and bond prices have
been see-sawing with little result for the
last q or 3 weeks. The hesitation of in
vestors at the present time should no.
need any elaborate explanation The rea1
son for ii may be embraced in one word
Uncertainty" The markets have been
protected against liquidation and bear at
tack bv the great strength underlying the
husfneSs sfrncture in the United States.
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GRAND OPERA SINGERS.
They Will Appear at Garfield Park
Wednesday.

A contract has been closed with Sig
nor Badaracco and Nine. Barducci, late
of the Lambardi Italian Grand Opera
company, for an appearance at Garfield
park on Wednesday evening of next
cana and III Trovatore" will be put
on, in connection with a concert by
MarShallS band.
Signor Badaracco and Mime. Barducci
are this week at Paramount Park in
Kansas City, where they have attracted
much attention. Both were heard here
in I'll Trovatore' during the winter.
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Big Order for Revolvers.

Philadelphia, July 27.-Hurry orders
were received today by Major Heath
commanding the government arsenal at
Frankfort, a suburb of this city, to be-
gin work at once on a large supply of 50
calibre revolver cartridges and shrapnel
In addition Major Heath was ordered to
increase his working force from 500 to
200 and to work the men from a. m to
z p. m Recently the arsenal resumed
work after temporary shutdown.
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LEFT TO new YORK.
State Committee Will Handle
the Bryan Campaign.

New York July Ex-senator James K.
Jones, chairman of the national Demo-
cratic committee, reached the city today
from Washington and went direct to the
Hoffman House. He said that no ma
tionaI headquarters would be establish
ed in this city at present, that the DEM
ocratic state committee would manage
the campaign in New York state until
such time as it might be deemed neces-
sary to establish national headquarters
He will remain here five days
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Kansas City Livestock Market.

Kansas city, Mo-, July 27-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1,500; market steady. Native
steers, $425Q5. As; Texas steers. S2.S5Q495;
Texas cows 81 SOFAS. 40; native cows and
heifers, 81 1896 Is; stockerS and feeders,
HOGS-Receipts, 1000; market steady
To cents higher Bulk of sales. IS. 90
G5 Is. heavy S. O71bGI5.171h; packers, $500
G515 mixed, 81. 95951512 light, "a. S04515;
Workers. s. 16a5. Is; pigs 81. 60d5.O5
SHEEPwReceipts 1000; market strong.
Lambs. 81 00Q5.60; muttons, $S.O0q425-
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Chicago, July 27.-Executive officers of
western railroads met here today to con-
slider ways and means of harmonizing
rates and the distribution of traffic in
the northwest, but their deliberations
were kept secret. The Northern Pacific
has refused to consent to any arrange
ment whereby a division of traffic could
be made on any fixed basis. The Great
Northern is also reported to be displeased
with the plans laid down by other inter
ad
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Topeka Markets Today.

4Opeka7 July Zss
CATTLE.
COWS AND HEIFERS-$2.5O43.25.
HOGS.
LIGHT 6014.S5.
MEDIUM AND HEAVY-$470949O.
GRAIN.
NO. 2 WHEAT-6315M64c.
NO. 2 MIXED CORN-31c.
NO. 2 WHITE CORN-34c-
NO. 2 OATS-22c.
HAYS. 00d5.50.
PRODUCE
EGGs9 cents.
CHICKENS-6@61k cents.
BUTTER-13c.
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Strike Leader Dead.

St Louis July 27.-Under an assumed
NAME his past prominence forgotten, pow
erty stricken, Mortimer D. Shaw, who con-
Quoted the telegraphers' strike in 1885,
passed away in the city hospital here
brought to light after he had been buried
in pOtterS field.
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Kansas CITY Produce Market.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 27.-WHEAT-
September, 6714c. Cash: No hard, 67lA
d6S1sc; No. 3, 64Q66c; No. 2 red, 72q73c;
No. 8. 6Sd70c-
CORN-September. 357sG36c; December.
32Ac Cash: No. mixed, 354Q36c; No. 2
white, 3Sa4 G39c; No. s, 3S12c-
OATS-No. 2 white, 2612c.
HAY-Choice timothy, ss.5oG1O.Oo; choice
BUTTER- 15Q1sc; dairy, 15c.
EGGS-Fresh, sc.
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Mount MAY Chance.

Indianapolis, Ind. July Ex-Governor
Mount today said he studying the
Powers trial at Georgetown, Ky. closely
and that while he absolutely declined to
say what action he might take on the
requisition for W. s. Taylor and Charles
Finley in case Powers was convicted, he
said his decision on the reQuiSition was
not irreVocable.
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MAI. CRUMP KILLED.
Prominent Citizen of Enid Run Down
by Train.

Enid. o. T., July 27.-Major N. B.
Crump, of this city, was run down and
killed by a train at crossing last night.
Deceased is prominent in politics He
has two sons in the army in Cuba, who
have just been ordered to China, and
has a daughter who is a missionary
in China
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Second Infantry for china.

Cincinnati, Ohio. July 27.-The Sec
ond infantry arrived at Fort Thomas
today from Cuba on three special trains.
Each company will be recruited to 128
men and sent to China
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Stamnede to Glacier Bav.

Victoria. B. c.. July 27.-The steamer
Cottage City arrived this evening, bring
ing about 500, 900 in gold. She had a num-
Der of Klondikers on board. News was
brought by her that the miners had
found richer placer diggings at the head
waters of the Yukon. Over 500 miners
have stampeded to finds in Glacier Bay.
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Fusion Ticket Pleases BRYAN.

Lincoln Neb., July 27.-Mr. Bryan ex-
pressed his qualification at the happy out
come of the fusion conventions in Kan
sas and regards the ticket nominated a
strong one.
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Ten a Month.

ottawa, July 27.-The Dominion gov
eminent has been officially notified of
the action of Japan in prohibiting any
more than ten emigrants to leave for
Canada in one month, or 120 in the year.
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Texas Socialists.

San Antonio, Texas July 27.-The So
cialists of Texas in state convention NOM
mated G. H. Royal, of Lampasas, for gov
ernor and f. Bellinger, of San Antonio,
for lieutenant governor
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Kan, receiver and shipper of grain.
Omaha: Hogs, 1000; cattle, 1900.
Chicago: Hogs steady all around.
Duluth receipts: Wheat, today, Is cars;
last year. ITO cars.
Chicago: Wheat, 1877 cars; corn. sO2 cars;
oats. 1913 cars.
Chicago: Estimated hogs for tomorrow,
u, OOO
Liverpool morning cable: Wheat. 7sd
higher; corn, I'D higher
Kansas City receipts Wheat, 313 cars,
corn. So oats cars. Last year, wheat
Total cl clear Wheat and -four s72-
600 bushels: corn 712. 900; oats, 5000.
Minneapolis receipts: Wheat, today, 205
cars: last year. 209 cars.
Chicago receipts: Wheat, 1877 cars; corn,
'0 Argentine reat es'a Shipments Wheat, 100000
bushels
Chicago: September wheat-Puts, 1880;
calls, 1850. September corn-Puts, S13zc;
calls, 1880.
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Topeka Hide Market

Topeka, July q.
Based on Chicago and Boston quota:
lions. The following are net prices paid
in Topeka this week:
GREEN SALT CURED-6Ac-
NO. 1 TALLOW-312c.
GREEN-SALT HALF CURED-6Ac
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New York, July 27.-BUTTER-Marke
weak; creamery, 17Q19Ac; current packed
factory, 14d15Ac.
EGGS-Market firm; western at market.
10q131zc for average lots; western, loss
off 151hc.
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WILL HELP BRYAN.

Democrats and Anti-ImperiaIists
New York, July Ex-senator Jones.
Democratic chairman, in an interview
today said he came here to look over
the situation and talk with the leaders
and does not know how long he will
stay.
Asked what he thought of the sig
@iacance OF the failure Of the gold DEM
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ralmage visits the Car.

st, Petersburg, July 27.-The car
and czar1na received the Rev. DR.. T.
Dewitt Talmage today at the Peterhof
palace.
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Sugar Market.

steady; fair refining, 4asc; centrifugal, 81
test, 47sc; malasses sugar, 41sc.
COFFEE-Quiet; No. Rio SIC.
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Cotton Market.
Galveston

Galveston, Texas, July 27.-CoTToN-
Quiet. 97sc.
New York, July 27.-COTTON-Spot cot
ton closed dull; rniddlfng uplands, 10 n-16cs
middling gulf, 10 5-l6c- Sales, 526 bales.
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Chicago, July 27-Cash wheat: No. 2
red. 77Q1ac; No. 3 red, 72d7613c; No. 2
073c; No. l northern spring. 76c; No.
northern spring, 7$g75c; No. 3 spring; 700
Close: Wheat, July, 752sc; August. 751ac;
September, 1880. Corn, July, 3S7sc; Aug
ust, 391sc; September, 3S5sc. Oats, July,
221sc; August, 22ssc; September, 22z a 5sc;
August No. white. 22ssc: September. 24ls
Lard. July. $6.771l; September, $6.S0q6.S2l2;
October, $6.S5Q6.S7; November, $3.50; De-
cember, $67 IS: January, $6.75. Ribs, July.
500; September, $7021z: October, $6971S;
January, $6.O212.
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M. E. Shorey has been appointed
postmaster at Shorey, Shawnee county,
vice w. B. Dick, resigned.
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Ranges of Prices on Stock

Furnished by ]. c. Goings, Commission
Merchant. 112 East Fifth street, Topeka.
Kan. receiver and shipper of grain.
New York. July q.
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Range OF Prices.

Furnished by ]. c. Goings, Commission
Merchant, 112 East Fifth street, Topeka
Kan, receiver and shipper of grain.
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Market Gossip.

Merchant. 112 East Fifth street, TopeE
Kan, receiver and shipper of grain.