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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-27
REPREsENTATIVE SAILS.
ealPPGas ANO NOTES.

rl,. -
p. or billhes Q. T.,
W. $3.50 - s-eLGay WIN a car
~ 'i97 "-i-- SOFA az the TOP OF
~ " ltoh' OF caldwell, were
IL .i Nee WEN holum HSht hogs,
- ~ loo prles
-.iD. oL Garden Plaine, was
9l - 81 ll-.-h heaty aoss which
e .op PRICE Oh the day
N ar go l-i-IS pI Muivane were
~ .-9 L-,-Ae- WIN medium 1ght hogs
N a- - 7tIvlis oulA price.
Heshgy = dnS Of NickerRn. We're
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ssas7Ac; January. SIC; az. ssssc; July.

$53$as77lc; January, SIC; ay. ssssc; July,
0ats-Higher; No cash. &c; track.
&c; January, &c; May, 2S7sc; No. white
25G2G1zc
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Jan. IS -Wheat-Afay
eslsq5s14c: cash. No. , hard. 5s15aSsl4 C;
No. 3, 6T069c; No. ? red 70c; No. g. &c;
No. spring, Csc; No. g. SIC.
Corn-day 37d57isc; cash. No. 2 mixed,
25lza35sae; No. ? white. 252lc; No. 3. ~
025ssc
Oats-No. white, 96d26Hc.
Rye-No. . Sc
Hay-choice timothy. s1oGlo.5o; choice
prairie SSGS 50
-Butter-Crearnery 1sao0c; fancy dairy.
Eggz-Fresh. BIC
NEW YORK.
New York, Jan 8.-Butter- Receipts,
2.442 packages; market steady; cream
cry. 1sq22c: June creamery, 15qoc; fac
Eggs-Receipts. 4oa1 packages; market
easier; western, average packed, at mark
19qZ0c; western. loss of. 2l1ac
Sugar-Raw dull. fair refining, Ss4cs
centrifugal, s. test, nc
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Dipped stars and stripes.

Cowes, Isle of Wight, Jan. 2s.-The suite
of Emperor William and the crew OF the
Hohenzollern viewed the coffin this af-
ternoon- His German majesty's suite re-
side on the Hohenzollern, which is now
connected with Osborne House by tele-
phone.
Mr. John r. Drexels steam yacht Sui
tana Of the New York Yacht Clue, with
her flags half masted, arrived of Cowes
at $3.50 D. m. She dipped the Stars and
Stripes to the British craft and the
Hohenzoilern and anchored near the
royal yacht
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.


The cattle market yesterday might be
2 neraly quoted as weak TO lower on
Htocker cattle; light stock bulls strong
t. higher. ana other grades about steady.
The day being Saturday had. something
70 do with the st0cker weakness, ana
had the same stuff come in on any other
u2y IT might have sold at firmer prices.
brennot S Peoples, of Deer Creek; Stu
hrl az 20. or Wicnitae were the principal
sellers IF the several Grades Of cattle
end Z. ~. Robinson, OF Towanda. was
th. MIN buver
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LIVESTOCK MARRIED..
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Jan 26-Cattle-Receipts, 500,
nominally steady; good to prime steers
s. .15d6.00; poor to medium, S37V19 10
stockers and feeders. 9, ot a. 90 cows
81 00fC2 20; bulls, 50 .75Q4. 90; calves, S4vV9
3 5.75; Texas fed steers, $.35q4eO; Texas
Hos Iogs-Reeeipts. 1900: Monday, 5000;
left over. $500. Market opened , cents
higher. closing weak. Mixed and DUTCH
ers. s.. 1908. 321s; good to choice heavy,
s. 2oG5.S 21a; rough heavy, S5;lJqs. 10 hghr
s. O5lT5 27lb: bulk of sales, So.2CU5.z,.
Sheep-Receipts, leo; sheep and IAN os
steady; good to choice wetnerS, .eE9
4 80. fair to choice mixed, $5-5oqS, = !;
western sheep, s.. S5G4.50; Texas sheep,
81 50d3.50; native lambs. &.65q5.40; west
eru lambs, $5-Otu5. 40.
Yesterdays official:
CatI@Receipts 2,475; hogs 1904; sheep
cstu@shipments. 2se7; hogs. 1881;
9-7'' - -''-- KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. No. Jan. Seattle
Receipts 100: market unchanged: native
beef steers. S4.5oQ6.50 stockers and iced
ers So 75d4 -. western fed steers, S+tVtt
co. Texas and Indian steers. .. l7u4. %;
cows, s3.0oT4 IS heiferS $500 10; can
ners. S2.S5a3.0o; bulls, s5-00Q4.50; calves,
Receipts. 500: market stronger:
bulk of sales s2(ls. p; neaVy. 80 =
5.22is; packers, $ l5Q5, III; mixed SO 2
d5.l2i5. light 81 9eG5.20; workers.. S5.l5q
8 %. pigs. S4.0eG5.00.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market steady;
lambs, s. .0o45. %; muttons, s.. 50d4-40
ST. LOUIS
St. Louis. Jan. 26.-CattIe-Receip .
6n0: market steady; native steers. $. o0I
g. Is: st0ckers and feeders, 8. 4sl4 30;
COWS and heifers, S2.00G4. 70; Texas and
Indian steers, $3.40a4 60; cows and heif-
ers s. 3503 S.
HOGS Receipts. 5000; market firm to
q shade higher: pigs and lights. $5.lId
522la; packers. S5.17Q6.2; butchers. S5.2eQ
Milan. Jan. ga bulletin announcing
the condition of Verdi. the composer. is
sued at o'clock this morning. says he is
slowly expiring and that the duration Of
his life is due to his extraordinary vital
ity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-27

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weight "a. Saturday, tops, $40; bulk,
s. .O0d5. 10; average weight, "a
Yesterday the Dold shipments for sat
urday were very heavy, all departments
contributing to a day Of large output.
IlVEsrOCK MAEkErs.
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d. j. Wallace.
COMMISSION CO.

Grain. Provisions. Stocks bought and
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Rooms and 3, 205 North Main street,
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D. ". SMITH. 1SSl Center ST
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On the Produce Exchange. today, the
market closed as follows;
Butter-Nfarket firm; creamery. Hobo;
d2.airy. ui2Q1Sc.
Eggs-Duu; fresh, 1Sc.
ST. LOUIS
St. Louis, Jan. Wheat-EIighe r.
No cash. elevator. 74lac; track ia q
G5asc. January. 74lac: MAY 15t Ts5ssc.
july. 751Sc. No. nard. 7Iia172isc.
COrn-Hi gher; No. > cSsh, 5l1sc, track,
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LETTER List.

list OF letters advertised by the post
master at Wichita, Kan. for the week
ending January q. 1901:
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PNEUMONIA

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CHICAGO.
Chicago, Jan. 26.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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DID NOT KNOW HAD
KIDNEY TROUBLE

NiONEf iROO . l. Z.
I somehow felt certain my kidneys were
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Mrs C. r. Iitfledeid ~ Lynn. AGvisel
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edy business. Isl that m c4nvasser. am
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Brlghrs disease.
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was able to leave ny bed I was left wltA
excruciating pains Ia my back Mv
water at times Looked very like coffce.
/ could pass but httle az q time. ard
then only after suffering great pain. NJ
physical condition was such thai I had
no strength and was al run down e
doctors said my kidneys were aot az
fscted and wila I
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
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CASH QUOTATIONS..
F1our-UnchanEed
Wheat-No. spring, 78G7se; No 6
spring. 65G74c; No. , red, 7SQTc.
Corn-No . 3724c
Oats-No. ., 2f1a02434o
Rye-No 3 49@4c.
Pork-Mess. per bhl, $15.g71S
Iard-Per Dbl. SIS
Short rib sides Qoose) $. s2iA
RECEIPTS And SHIPMENTS.
Reefs. Sh pm Is
Flour bbls ................ % 0o9 a 003
Wheat. bu. .-....-...~...-. 5l,9.0 $3.50
Corn. blI ...........-.......32 0'D HOOD
Oats. bu. ..................31603 213000
RIVE bu ................... 6o01 TO
Barley bu ........-....-. So GEO 5000
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DaHy Eagle. delivered. loo per week
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Railways Ready Relief
CURES AND PREVENTS
COUGHS. COLDS, SORE THROAT, IN
FLTTE5NZ4


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Bay E1Els. eslvs-s4- ,-c ss- ~ssA
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-03
Race War In Idiana.

Jeffernonville, Ind. Special.-A racs
war is in progress at Comentville, a
small station on the Pan Handle road,
five miles north of this city, and ser1-
GUS trouble Is expected. The negroes
are armed and the whites are keeping
within doors to avoid them. The out
break began Monday afternoon, when
Lee Ranger and John Redmond, ne
eroes, became intoxicated and started
in to initiate whites. When their M
suits were resented other negroes join
ed Ranger and Redmond and captured
Samuel Kendall,s saloon. Nearly 70
shots were fired, but no one was hurt
An appeal by telephone was made to
Sheriff Rave for help and he drove 70
Cementvllle and to some extent quiet
ed the negroes while he was present.
After his departure another outbreak
took place and messas" after message
came to the local police 20 send men TO
the town. Ranger was shot by Ken
dali, but how badly is not known, as
he was carried away and secreted by
has companions. Kendall's life was
threatened. About midnight he man
aged to escape from his store and
came direct to this city, awakening
Prosecutor Montgomery, and begging
him to issue warrants and have deputy
sheriffs sworn in to serve them. It was
almost daylight when the community
became quiet, the negroes having eV-
erything their own way. The whites
are intimidated to such an extent that
they are using every possible precan'
ton to prevent a collision.
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Killed His BrotEe.

On Christmas day at Waterce, sta
tion on the Southern railroad, about
six miles from Eastover, there was al
other killing affair participated in en-
tirely by negroes. The fac;s are thus
related: John Simms and two OF the
sons Of Carolina Jones who live near
Wateree, got into a difficulty and it
appears that the two Jones boys were
double teaming John Simms when the
latter turned and commenced shooting
at them and accidentally shot and
killed his brother, Tom Simms. who
was standing near by; also severely In
turing one of the Jones boys. Carolina
Jones, the father Of the two Jones
boys, it is said. stated at the inquest
that his boys were in the wrong; that
Simms ought to have killed both OF
them, and expressed much regret that
S;mms should kill his brother while
defending himself The boy that was
killed outright worked fo- Nj. II. e..
Bates, and is said 20 have been a
straightforward fellow.
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l,5OO MASSACRED.
A Big Engagement Takes Place in
Central China.
THE REFORM FORCES DEMORELIzED
II Leaders of the Reform Rabbls
Beheaded by Order of the Governor
Wholesale Butchery.

Minneapolis, Special.-A special %
The Times, from Vancouver, B. c.,
says: News of a. terrible massacre Of
the reform forces in China and the be-
heading Of q of its leaders has been
received here in cablegram to w. A.
Cumrow, secretary OF the Chinese Re-
form Association in America
An engagement took place in the
province of Cichili, populous section
OF the Yang-Tse Valley, in Central
China. 1t resulted in the killing of l.
500 men and the complete denoraHza-
ton Of the reform forces. The battle,
into which the reformeSs were brought
by treachery, occurred on December
IS, and the work OF the movement has
as a consequence been dropped in all
that part of the country. The Chinese
here are loud in their expressions OF
disapproval OF the conduct Of the CAM
oaign by the leaders. But few detadls
given in the cablegram-
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State Insurance.

The State sinking fund commission
announces that all county supervisors
and others in charge Of public build
ings covered by the State insurance
set should at once apply TO the State
treasurer for the proper blanks upon
which to make out applications and
for all information necessary. Many
policies expire with the year. In a let
ter received at the Office OF the Secra-
tary Of tSate about the State insurance
act the writer. Pennington, Conn,
man, says: IF You have copy OF
your State building insurance law, l
should be extremely obliged If you will
send me one. South Carolina is lead
ing the country on this line, and she IS
doing we'll. | should very much Il Se
to know the valuation of your STATE
buildings and the reuslts Of your new
policy, the rates OF insurance you
charge yourselvC, and the resulting
economies. Think that the entire
business o. FIRE insurance should be
done either by the different States or
By the national government, and the
premiums paid should be part OF the
taxes. When the State undertakes this
business there will be an end to the
able purposes.
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Brief r1ention.

J.F. Barrett, general superintendent
OF the Southern railay, no rendered his
resignation several weeks ago, will, al
ter January l, be connected with TIE
Chicago & Alton Railroad. Mr.. Barrett
declines to discuss his future course
and in what capacity he will seTTe tRe
Chicago G. Alton is not known. He,
however, states that he will not serve
that road as general superintendent
Governor s;ayers made application 10
Governor Roosevelt, of New York, a
few days ago, for the e1tradition OF
John d. Rockefeller ard other men,
bers OF the Standard OIL Company, on
the charge of wiolasion OF the Texas
anx5-4r,r5t law. Governor RocseVeis
has declined to srzGk the application.
to stand s.eadfast, come what may. n
we are successful in advertising pres
ent tendencies and in carrying the
government to its old foundations,
we shall rejoice in the victory and
probable reforms secured. am conf
dent that we shall ultimately pin, but
If the trend togard plutocracy cannot
be checked, it fs still better that we
should be defeated in righteous un-
dertaAng than that we should join
hands with those, who are ignortpa 5ss
inalieuable rigF of man."
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TeIegraphic Briefs.

General plans for the Lake Wash
frSton Ship Canal, in Washington
State, have been completed and it VIII
be built within the appropriation or
sl7G,OG0 made by Congress.
Wayne Crowell, aged "a years, and
Charles Conan, aged q. Of Bryan. O.,
we're killed at q crossing near Blakes-
lee, O. The moheo OF Conan died OF
shock on learning OF his fate.
The State departent at Washington
says no application has been filed for
the eXtradition to Cuba OF Charles j.
Thompson, arrested in Detroit for for
gerry in Cuba.
W. L. Dean, alias w. H. Carr, who
it is alleged is wanted at Hinton, Ia,
on the charge Of being an abscondins
agent CT the Great Northern Express
Company, is under arrest at Sherbrook,
Que.
Ex-Press dent Cleveland, il an auto
graph letter to the a..anta journal,
states that he cid not vote for McKin-
ley in the last election.
A conference Of Democrats was held
in Dover, Del, and the question of Sen-
atorships referred to caucus to be
held Monday.
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No Extension,

Though nearly every one In the
State believes that there is to be an
extension Of the time for the payment
orslxes this year. it is not likely tnat
it will be given. Governor McSwoeney
recently stated that be certainly would
n~t recommend an extension this year.
Ec has the power to extend and this
announcement. Of course, mems th%t
the matter gees to the legislature after
the time has expired. Many Of td"
officials believe that the time has come
to have q fixed day for the payment 81
axes and let it be finally understood.
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Miseissippi's New Capitol.

The new capitol building of the State
ef Mississippi, contracts for which have
been let to Wells and Wells, Of Chica-
20, a firm Of builders, for $S31,OOO, will
be one Of the most stately structures
in the South. The style will be pure
Renaissance. There will be four en-
frances but the principle front viii
face south. The length Of the building
will be 402 feet and the central dome
will rise It's feet above the grade line.
The two legislative chambers Will 60
placed on the second floor and vii be
handsomely decorated. The seats Will
be arranged in amphitheatrical order
with their backs to the window. The
walls of the structure will be partially
granite and partly marble y.-l
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-03
DISPENSARY ROBBED.
fieavy Loss Reported From Kings.
tree

Columbia, Special.-Thursday morn
Ing Gov. McSweeney was notified by
wire that the dispensary at Kingstree,
in Williamsburg county, had been rob-
bed the night before and that the sum
Of S1,S00 in cash had been stolen. The
governor being away from the city, the
dispatch was turned over to State Lii
quor Commissioner Crum. The dispen-
sary authorities have taken the matter
up and one Of the inspectors will be
sent to Kingstree at once to make Z
thorough investigation and report the
facts. The dispensary was ordered
closed forthwith. The dispenser is F.
NJ Player. None of the circumstances
are yet known at this end Of the line.
This is the largest robbery that has
occurred at a county dispensary since
the system was first established and
every effort will be made to recover
the oney and locate the guilty party.
Thursday night the Safe received
the following additional details from
its correspondent at Kingstree: THE
dispenser here, +. NJ. Player, claims
that he was robbed this morning just
before daylight OF over eighteen hur-
dred dollars in cash, State and county
money. The dispensary has been or
dered closed. 1t is remarked that the
dispensers bond expired December l.
4 late dispatch to the State from
kipgstree says that: Public sentiment
at once county board of control and
every one else connected with the dis
pensary here"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-03
Killed in Street Duel.

Offerman, Ga, Special.--A telephone
message from Sallie, town near here.
saws DR.. C. W. Dedge was shot and
killed by Leon Roberts, and that F. M.
Roberts, father Of Leon, was probably
fatally shot by Dedge. DR.. Dedge was
a prominent dentist and large naval
stores operator. F.. M. Roberts Is a
wealthy railroad tie contractor. Dedge
and the elder Roberts had quarrel.
Young Roberts interferred. There was
prcmiscuous pistol firing, which re-
suited as above.