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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

- DULUTH GRAIN, Dec. 14.-Wheat was quiet
'g nsa da at ss fs to s ~ m
closed at soH @so%e, loss Of 1s@RHc' De-
fe s St. Stocks ks. wheat are
was unchanged and cash spring continued at
TIC over December for No: 1 northern, Flax
w srUns ana family a f s1 S
opened unchanged at $1.191a. sold up to $1.20h
and closed there, gain Of 1c. May advanced
i &c. Oats fell NC. ,b5h ~. ...,,.. -,
The close: Wheat, No. hard. on track. so5sc;
to arrive, No l northern. sOAc; No. 2 north.
ern, 1880 on track. No. 1 northern, sohc: No.
July, sc; December durum, No. 1 SEC, No.
&c; May durum, No. 1 69c. No. 2 Coo; durum to
arrive, December, No. e6hc, No. 2 62kc; fax
sfoss, N:@ Rees sgfs .s January
Il. Receipts: Wheat, 1875, 5s5 bu: oats, 1,o4s;
m pa: 1 Whest 7sooo 2' max $780, Ship
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Dec. H.
-four Was steady but dull: Wheat, receipts ip
$4,000 bu; sales, 100000 bu; steady opening
yestine weather in the Argentine and steady
|a i. markets, was afolloEeda bys asSreas
5s59 5ssa!sH ss NY s zs IS Sss
ern, e9Ae f, New York. Corn, receipts, ii, oab
bu. Market was dull and without transactions.
MILWAUKEE FLOUR, AND GRAIN, Dec. ID.
Flour, steady, Wheat, steady;HNo. I NORTH
s ssat @s2e; No Iaortlls5n @s1s;SA1ay
7s%c. Rye, steady; No. /, 6sKc Barley
STEADY ST. ;+oH No: 2. 55k @5Sc; sample 44@55Hc
No: cash. AN @42kc; May, 1880 asked
puts, 1880 asked; calls, 1880 asked. s
w KANSAS p.e. o5HT s4He u.2 s: los
~ 5sNe S7, sash N No: hard e7H@72s; No.
re. Corn, December, s6Mc; MAY, ss%c: J Ij,ss
39hc:. September, 40sc; cash No. 2 mixed,
CSC; No. 8, 37A @373Ac; No. white, 2sl @39c.
oats. un sa; No. white. 341Ac; No. =
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WINNIPEG GRAIN

|. W1NF1PEG GRAIN, Dec 14-December
opened :, At 7sNc, closed at 1889; May. 771sc,
closed Tic; July, 78Ac, closed &c. Cash close:
northern, 71c; No. 3 northern, csc; No. 2
white oats, 34Ac; No. 8 barley, 421ac; No. 1
flax, 81 .1S. Receipts, 115 cars; last year 49,
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of stock Tbursdavs Dec ~.

~ Hog prices Sc lower Receipts fairly liberal.
20 s5 in GuHty 5ss
ouotat ions-Light, $3.50 to s5.sS; mixed, IS. Is
or s0SS tut * X $e' to $780, heavy pack
ae2, lbs s.; e LIS, 221 lbs, 1856; 81, 22s lbs,
is2 lbs, $3.50; 81, Eli lbs $3.50; IT, 22o lbs lbs,
$3.50; ~, 800 lbs, IS. r. ss4. 49,. -
e. Pigs. Ro %S and gnderweights-e, 4os lbs
: CArTLE- Receipts light. killing cattle
STEADY and largely common in quantity Good
ButeheT Cows and HeitersI, l,iso lbs, s.;
T. 90 lbs $S.75; 81, I.ioe lbs, S. v 81; 20.
d12o lbs. $3.50; g., 9e6 lbs, $40; 3, 1,lo6 lbs,
Cutters and Ganners se2 lbs, s225; s. s2s
r. ssS lbs i9s !Ds ss5 es s 551s ss;
lbs, su ssss 1u1 gso l., lbs $3.50; l. LOGO
&: s;' Il ~? i. !; u Hs
So; : So lbs $2S5; {, Isl f ibs' $40 s. t a$
go lbs. s2;25; 3, 20 lbs, S. q; !. :14o lbs.
2. a2o lbs, s2.l0; T. $50 lbs, Sc; i, $50 lbs,
'D Mich Cows and springer~2 COWS, COW.
$42; COW, $50; COW, 1 calf, 500; 1 COW, /
calf, $25; COW, 1 calf, $22.5O.
sHEEP-Sheep and lamb receipts light. De-
mand for the better grades was good and the
movement included sales Of choice lambs at
$7.25@7 .35, wethers at $3.50 and ewes up to
quiet =. -. -
Killing Sheep and Lambs-116 lambs 72 lbs
lbs. $3.50; 10 lambs, 70 lbs, $5.75; gearing
wethers. 1875 lbs, $3.50; 8 ewes, 10 lbs, $5.25;
10 ewes, 10 lbs, $5.15; 10 lambs, SO lbs, IS;
ewes. 107 lbs, 1915. go : =
Stockers and Feeders-32 lambs, IS lbs, 49,
HORSEStPrices show little or no change.
best demand. Drafters, extra, $20o@2s5; choice
$170@20O; common to good, $15O@170; farm
mares choice, $140@175; good, $100@125; ex-
pres pres. choice, SITS; good, $115@125; drivers,
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ceipts for the day by loads as follows: Chicago
Great Western, 3; Chicago, Milwaukee & St
aaul, ~; Minneapolis & st. Louis, 16; Chicago
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, 1O;' Great
Northern. IA; 500 Line, a: Northern Pacific 3
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

on TrackNo hard
to
No
6oa@61c; No
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAIN
Dec. 14.-Rye, cash, ETC. Barley, cash, 43@55c
Timothy, March, 81. COCA IS. s.
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ST.. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Dec. .14-cattle-
Receipts, 1,soo including 500 Texans; market
steady: beef steers, $325@7; stockers and feed
ers, $2@4.5o; cows and heifers, $2.4O@5. IS
Texas steers; $2.6o@5.5O; cows and heifers
$2:S5@350. Hogs-Receipts, $500; market &c
higher; pigs and lights. $5.7b@6.25; packers
$6:05@625; butchers and best heavy, $6.1O@
$50. Sheep-Receipts, 300; market strong; ma
tives, $500; lambs, $3.75@7.5O.
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK,

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK. Dec. 14.-Re.
cetpts, cattle. 400; hogs, 1900. Hogs strong.
Sales: 81, $40 lbs, $500; IS, 276 lbs, Sc: 70.
1eo lbs, s. TO- ~ Cattle: weak; stockers, steady.
16, 1,4sO lbs. Sc: cows and heifers, s, $40 lbs.
$3.50; 10, 800 lbs, $40; 10, 900 lbs. $685.;
s s6o and feeders 10: 100 lbs, $40; 10:
yearlngs, 10, 500 lbs, $2.75: 10, $50 lbs, So rs;
8. $40 lbs, 1915. Sheep, receipts. 500; market
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Dec. 14-Eggs, Sic
refrigerator eggs, 24c; receipts 32S3 cases
market steady. Butter, creamery, SIC: imita
ton, 23@24c; ladies', 22c; receipts, 4;3ee lbs
extra renovated. 24@24hc; renovated, 22@23c
market steady. -. IT, ~ - =
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MISCELLANEOUS

The cotton market opened steady at a decline
Of 1910 points in response to lower cables.
December sold off to net decline of about n
points during the middle of the morning. while
later positions were IL to II points net lower.
There was some buying for short account on a
scale down. .r
Cotton futures opened steady; December,
9.37c; January, 9.45c; February, 9.5Oc bid !;
March, 9.64c; May, 9.79c; July, sole; August,
9.74@9.77c. Ha--S, =: =
The market was very weak ladte in the morn
ing and sold off to net decline of 23@26 points
under bear pressure, liquidation and stop-loss
m peng s spHs % middlin uplands 1o5oc
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METAL. MARKET,

New York, Dec. 14.-There was higher
market MARK for tin in London, with spot closing at
the market was quiet and a little higher in
sympathy with the foreign advances. Spot was
quoted at 42.s73ac bid and 43c asked. Copper
was lower in London, with spot closing at
S1o5 los and futures at E1O6 los Locally.
however. the market was higher owing to small
offerings, with lake quoted at 23@23.25c, electro
lytlc at 22.621s @22S 1sc and casting at 22.37 u
Wz2 62hc. Lead was firm and higher in the
local market, with spot quoted at 6@6 10c. The
London market was higher also at 419 Is Cd.
Spelter was Is I'd higher at G2s in London.
Locally the market was unchanged with spot
guoted at 655@660c. Iron was lower in the
english market, with standard foundry quoted
at tvs Id and Cleveland warrants at 62s iOhd
locally the market was firm and unchanged,
26.25 No. 2 foundry northern at $24.75@25. Is
NO. 1 foundry southern at $25.5O@27 80 and No
z foundry southern at S6@2. Z,
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s. Total sales, 1,279, 900 shares
Money on call opened at 70 per cent; high
-; low, I; ruling rate, IA; last lian, 49, closed
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NEW YORK OIL, Dec. 14-Petroleum,
steady; refined, all ports, $745@7 80. - ..,.'1:
NEW YORK METAL, :, Dec; 14.-Copper.
strong, unchanged; lead, steady, unchanged.
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sales.| Stocks :

$4,000 Am. Cot. OIL. i
1901 do pr ....,|
1,50Ol Am. Locomot..
do pr 80.
900 Am. Wooden 81
~ do pr 5000.
1900 Am. Sugar i
IA, 30O Am. Smelling.
lo600,l Anal. Cop I'll
$4,000 Amazon. Cop 81
21,7OO A., 7. s. S. F..
do pr
IL, 500 Bait. & Ohio. !
Brook. R. It.
Il, 4G0( Cana dian Pac.
5,100lChes. & Ohio.
O,30OICol. Fuel & Ii
40Ol Col. Southern
.3,000lDel. & Hudson
Den. & Rio G|
do pr
4OO!D., s. S. & At
do pr
g, 900l Erie ,,..
700 do LIST Or.
40Ol do I'd DR..
Gen. Electric.
is, 200 Great Nor, pr
10, 300 do ore land.
400 Ill. Central. i
K. c. g. South
do pr 49,. i
o,lWlLouis. & NASH
SOOlSoo Railway. !
do pr $3.50. i
IN. & st. L.
do pr 80.
800! Missouri Pac. i
S, 8G0!M., X. 4 T. !
! do pr ......l
@Ol Nat. Biscuit
eua 5O0lNat. Lead. ...l
ax,k I'd! do pr !
80, 400l Northern Pac.
:. ,300( North West. i
! 7,100|N. Y. Central
2OO) Ontario & W.
l,7Wl Pressed Steel.
..-. do pr ......l
8, 300 Pacific Mail. I
II, 1901 Penn. r. Ri
8, 1901 Peoples Gas. !
198300l Reading !
,20O( Republic Steel
1901 do pr ......l
9,1OOlRock Island. 81
POOL do pr 500. i
21O0OOlSt. Paul ....I
,.-I do pr ....I
200 Southern Pac.
1900 Southern Ry.
do pr ....l
1000 Texas & Pac
BOOT. G.. r. t..
100000 Union Pac.
1,@0lU. s. Rubber. i
do pr 90. i
AZ, 6oolU. S. Steel.
5,lW do pr ....l
700 Wabash .....l
do pr ....l
S0O|Ya. Chemical.
West. Union.
Wis. Central.
do pr
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Dec. 14.--Cheese, firm;
cas- lac. Poultry, live, steady; turkeys 12c;
chickens. &c; springs, &c. Potatoes, easy; SAG
80 lbs, e@ehc; IS to ITO lbs, ~ @Sc. -
Butter, steady; creameries, 22@31c; diaries
2o42ac. Eggs, weak; at mark, cases included
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Dec. 14.-Beef
firm Pork steady. Lard, steady; prime west
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DAILY WHEAT MovEMENr.

The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
-. T. 81 = ~ =. REGENTS ShfDmenfs
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Dec. 14.-provis,tonss
yer, were firm mon on buying by commission houses and
Lard was 5@7hc up at ss.75s Ribs were nc
higher at $S.57h. n .>..-3. -, -
Close: Pork, January, $3.50; May, $3.50
Lard, January, $685.; May, $s.77h Ribs, Jan
uary, $s.47h; May, $s.6O@Se21a.
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NEW 7UHK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Dec. 14.
. sSpgyanr, raw, quiet; fair refining. 9 5;10@
LIE; centrifugal So test 1868 2732c;
crushed, b.5Oc: powdered, 4.9Oc; graduated
480c. Coffee, quiet; NOT Rio, 7c. Molasses,
quiet; New Orleans, 81 @l4Sc. - - -
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sett aber go Sabren

I@Dn muroe Wrs. @inslDm's SDo'
thing . Sbrup BON WiuiDnen BON
Wfiittern beim 8abnen Der Ginoer
%argetuenoet. Birit Du i'm Shlafe
ourb oas Sbreier zines Ginoes ges
it6rt, oaB I'M 2abnen lit unb Dor
Shmersen meint? @enr 10, laiIe
iDfort cine flaihe bon ,,Mlrs.
Winsloms Sootbine Syrup" hplen.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. Gs miro
benz tleinen 2eioenber lofDrt Hinoe-
rung Derihafen. BerfaBt euh boz
raul, Wiitter. es lit fein 8Deifel
bariber. gs beilt Diarrboe, reeu.
liert ben Waeen unb bic Nieren
befeitigt Wino &olif. ertpeiht ben
@aumen, berbinoert gntainbung
uno ftdrtt bas gauge Spftem.
rWrs. WinslDms SDDthine Sbrup'
fir aahnenoe &inber lit anoenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas &ecept ftarnmt
BON einem Der beften metbliHen
Ner5te in ben Ser. Staaten. &c i'll
bel allen 9ruaatften in Der gartaer
Welt 81 baben. Breis Is Gents pei
6laihe. 2auft nidts arlberes, ala
Wrs. Winsluns Guothina Snruu.
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iDrtfdt abaeaeben. als fur Die anoern
beioen. aber 60 Drosent Der Stint
men fielen nibt fir i'm; iomit nar
ct niht aeceptiert. Was man in @bt'
cago angelibtS bieie8 uniiuni9en Ges
iultats t1n mirb. lit SiemIid idleier'
bait. @iuen Iolben l1nftnn bat mDl
gtiemano eruartet. unierer Welnun9
nod) 1T oos &eIuttat aber ourhaus
nidt bettaaenspert. Wir %9lauben
nun einlnal ni9t onran, oaB mon bic
Ser itaotlid)un9 6ffentliber BecfebtS'
betriebe erfol9reid9 burdfibren tam,
beoDr man nidt Gle 5taotoernals
tu1a pDlIia unpolttiib eemabt Bat.
unb babon 1T man in Chicago nod
nett entferut.
Gus Baibin9ton ihreibt man:
vBrdit0ent E0oieoelt lit BON 10 nielen
Soften barum anaegaroeu mDrben,
Die &ebe, mel9e er am II. Wars ge'
leaentlih bes Ganfetts aeba[ten, nell
bes Spreher garn0n 81 gbren bes
,@rioiron Clubs" bier oeranitaltet
batte, 81 %publi5ieren, oaB er ltd ent=
ihl5iien bat, bic Geoe nod einnat,
Dffentlih gu halteu. Der rDte Ta=
Den. welher fih ourd1 bieie Neoe sp1,
mar Elm Serg[eih oes .Mannes nit
Der Shmubbarfe". meld)er aus benz
alten Bube .Bilerims BrnareB"
betannt lit. nit ben Wtaaasin Shrlft=
iteIern, melde ales WDalid)e sus
iammeniuden, um Beribnlibteiten
i'm Dffentliben 2eben ais 8orrupz
ti0niften gu branomarten.
.Namentlid in bieIem 8inter lit
BON WaibinatDn aus in oieier Sim
1idt uiel geleiftet tporben. Wagasins
Shriftiteller, bic pDaftdnoie nariiu"
bierber famen. BON ben ganSen Gers
bdltniifen Nihts muBten. uno Die
BerIDnlibteiten, tpeLhe i'm Dfentlis
hen 2eben Der Bunoeshauptitaot
herbDrraeenoe Stolen Ipielen, bod
items Dem Narnen nad] fannten,
madten ein 8eiddft oaraus, ibre
mitQebrahten Sorurteile paraoieren
gu lofien uno nah MaBeabe oeriel-
ben oarauf lossubauen, obne iih oas
rum gu fimmern, Db tire maBlDfen
9rititen berebtiQt naren uno aui
Tat|ahen fuBten, 0ber nibt. SIR
6auptswed mar, 81 idimpfen. uno
oa Br6fioent 800iepelt popular i'll,
bielten tie es fir cine iehr prattiihe
Sohe. auf ale %bieienisen 81 ihims
pfen. nelbe nit Dem B~ralitenten
niGt i~bereinitimmten. Das baben
iie in ip maBl0ier uno unanitdubiger
Weiie eetan. oaB idlieBlih BrdIi=
bent Gooieuelt NIT elmer &ritit Die
fer Shmubfinfen herauStam.
ga bic &eoe auf Dem 8anfeti
oes 5prehers gebalter mar, bel
Incident Die @rioirDn . Geael gait.
oaB bic bort gebaltenen gfeben MIDI
per6ffentlibt ueroen oirfen, 10 if
pDn Dem Snbalt Der &eoe nibts ii
Die OeffentIibteit aelanat, aber nun
miro Brdiioent @UDiepelt i'm uelent'
linen feline Neuserungen in Der Def,
fentlihteit tuieoerhplen, uuo spar If
WorfDtf, Ba., NOD er am @tdber.
ihmifunastaae Die Seitreoe BEL oel
@ebenIfeier Der rIrmb ano 0apt
Union" balten miro" Wan tam
aliD bieiem greienis nit elmer be-
rehttgten Spantuna entgegenleben.
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= Die SanitdtsbebDroe Der Staot
Tidsbura bat ae9en 8enner uno ae'
gen 6ani0n gitp in 4ouiiiana Qua
rantdne eingerihtet, uuter beln 8or=
manoe, oaB in benz eriteren Orte cine
8elbfieber @rtrantung poraetom'
men iei.
- Sn Der 06be BON Big Gree,
aehn Wfellen BON Buffalo, sc. g.,
entaleiite elm Bafaaiersua Der @rie
8ahn. Der 2etomotipsS lhrer puroe
aetStet uno mebrere Baiiaaiere uur'
ben lhper uerlebt.
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u u 8 n b

Der aDnig nprl Stalien uno
ieine Grau iino in @eapel einaetrDf-
fen uno haben fih lofDrt mad ben be-
brobteu Orten am Bejup beaeben +.
Wtaa alaubt iebt. oaB Sunoerte BON
Mteniher bereits um's 2eben qef0m.
men 1tnb. Sn Sprrent limb piele
6Guier eingefaQen uno baben cine
Wfenge 2eute erihlaaen; in san @ius
ieppe ftiirste cine Stride Elm uno man
bat bereits 40 2eiden aus ben Trims
ller1 berau8aeb0lt; Elm Bahnsua. Der
BON San @iuieppe nab Neapel fabs
rem ioute, entaleiite in 5olae Der
Stein. uro Nihenmafien, Die uDn
Dem Beiur auf oas @eleiie eemorfen
rraren, uno oiele muroen babel Der.
lett; IN Sttaiauo iino finf Rirhen
uno aebn 6duier einaeItir3t uno
suDlf Beri0ner tuuroen babel aet6tet.
Iehnlides unbeil lit in anoerer Sr.
ten angeri6tet. Sn Spmma Bioiano
iino beinabe ale 6duler burd Die
Steine uno bic Gl9e, bic auf iie ae.
fallen. oemoliert. Gus allen Srten
iino Die yemobner aefluttet uno su
9auienoen treffen Die Sliihtlinae in
Weapel elm. @S bat jeoob ben Nns
ibein, aIS menn oas Sblimmfte
borfber lei. Starte &eaenfdue bas
ben Die Saba absetiblt, baden aaers
oings AUDI oasu beigetraaen, Die Sage
Der Sll6tlinge unangenebm su ma
hen, um 10 mebr, oa Der &aub es
teilweiie ftUdfiniter nabte, es IGeint
aber. oaB Der &eaen iebt aufb6rt.
Oas Bette lift, oaB Die 2opa nibt
tnebr flieBt, lUnoern ftation1r eepor.
ben lift uno 81 ertalten anfdnet; 70
bDffen oenn bic pielen 9nuienoen, Die
ourb ben Gusbrub in ibrem 2eben
uno Giaentum beor0bt fino, Dab oas
Shlimmite tatlGhlih pOrilber iei.
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New York mach NeapsI und Genua.
.8ia Gibraltar

Die aeuen 9ttefetssDambter. Qlmertfa.s
aub =. saifettn atuauste 0tctpsia.s.
90, 500 aaes. SDnnen, AZ, o0ogrutto. Z onnen,
re5p. 25000 Reg. Sonnen, 5000 grutto=
! xpnnen, baben aitber ben lururi6len Gins
riAtuneen ala 9euieteiten Elm Refau=
rant a Ia Carte Unit 3igeuner. 8apeIe) ,Yai=
Jsfaeiers Mufsuq. Surnb ale, eleftrii4e 8dber,
'SDhmer= uue 8lumen : 2aoen. l., 2. uno 8.
Raiite uno 3tpiiaenbed etc., etc.
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Der anaeridtete Sbaoen muB auhers
Droentli@ ar0s iein. Sas Nusleben
oes 8eraes lit our6 ben Nusbrud
ALIEN Nniheine nod gang berdnbert,
bic Spite ioa pDGie perlhmunoen
fem; man 9laubt. oaB Der 8era 600
TuR nieoriger aenDroen lit.
Ius Der 0auptftaot Werito
tDmmt Gle Nadridt. oaB oDrt cine
BemeaunQ i'm @anQe lei, cine eng
liidzoeutid)e 8ant 81 a~rinben. Wtit
berlelben iou Die iebt in Wtertto be-
itebenoe oeutihe ueberiee=8 ant Ders
einiat meroen.
Das Ober > &rieasgeriht in
2ibed bat ben Mustetier 8lDp BON
1862. Snfanterie : &egiment tpeaen
Mieoeri6laeens oes 9eutnants Seer
lein Dor n%eriammelter Wannihaft au
fanf Sabren @efdn9nis Oerurteilt uno
ben unterDffisier 0anien bonn eleis
men &eoiment meQer MiBhanolune
uDn unterQebenen 81 48 9a9en 9es
fdngniS. Das nrteil bet eriten Sn=
ftans bate fir @lop auf iieben Sabre
uno neur WDnate 8efduQnis 9elau=
tet. fir 6anien auf 80 Gage Wtittel=
arreit. Ser SOL bat ieineraeit oiel
BON lih reoen aemabt. @lDb bate
ftb ben unniden oes unterDffiaiers
sugesoeen, gu oeiien &DrpDroll9nft
er eeb0rte. Gin Woraen oes 6. So
npar fiibrte @lDp in Der 9aiernen.
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TILLMAN-BAHEY TILT
At5,
Texas Senator Alludes to South Caro-
- Imam as a Demagog

Washington, June 3O.-In the course
Of the debate yesterday on the con-
ference report on the railroad-rate bill,
which was adopted, Senators Bailey and
Tillman engaged in very sharp contro-
vergy over the latter's denunciation Of
the lawyers. This was demagogy, and
ME-. Ti11Inan, while contending that he
respected the attorneys Of standing,
said he had an utter contempt for
ehysters and for the men who pack DO
itical conventions. There was intense
feeling for few moments.
sonferenceZ report on the railroad-rate
bill and renewed his attack upon the
pipeline amendment as being in the
interest Of the Standard Oil company.
The clash came when Mr.. Tillman
interrupted Mr.. Bailey.
"An attorney exclusively in the en-
Tillman, "be classed with the other
employees, but the attorney who gets
pass and does nothing else but watch
1uries, rounds up the pros and cons and
do other little odd Jobs. and never gets
ally compensation except transportation
for himself and his family is the man
I am after. I do not know what the
senator thinks about it, but I think that
class have got no business riding on
the railroads at all unless they pay
for it, any more than any other man."
Bailey Replies. -..,
To this Mr.. Bailey replied that he
. did not regard such men as attorneys,