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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-29

The Nashs1nD Rsasse Atchisos Csgr-
i~ (Ganas). CovIey County Taegun, and
several oth9 "Rsfofn" paper. have taken
DOOM IL Cdssy tickeG and hoistsd the Re-
pubiieno.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-29

ooI: w. A. Pm1ns viii speak q,
Council Grove, It Z O'Clock A. non nm
d.y' ths 3sth; a Abilene on Frid.v n.
nd. at : O'Clock 2. y: 'As
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-29

"ANT8D-Agentsf for two entirely new hacks
w Life Of Solomon 2. Chase and samuel r.
None. Name the territory you vsnt and re-
nit too dollars for outfit J. Il. CHAMbERS.
osse-dAv 10 Locust Street, 81. Louis, No.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
TIE JANIS WATSON WEBB SCAN.
Dali

our dispatches in Yesterdays issue
briefly alluded to this subject. failing
to give, however, the most important
particulars. The Special reporter of
the Sacramento Eccolt{ furnishes that
journal, by telegraph, the following
touching on the merits OF the case:
For some months past there have
been rumOr> that the House Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs WaS invcsti-
gatlnG charges involving James Nat
son W cbb IN Il transaction of doubtful
character, while he was United States
Minister Ia Brazil. The members Of
the committee are uucummunicatiVe.
bat h IdctS We're brought out vestcr-
day reluctantly. There was inserted
III the diplomatic appropriation bill a
c!atI>e making an appropriation Of
$, 300 to pay the Gov eminent of Bra
I'll a sum enormously ci4!med and
paid to the United States. T.. K. IIuar
made a brief statement with regard to
IL, but II was manifest he Wlthheld
something the House had "A right to
know. and Mr.. EIdrid-c insisting upon
1t. the facts came 1t. 1t seems a
fraud WAS ptrIetrated on the brazilian
Government by an American Sh!pmas-
ter for the purpose of obtaining the
above nlouut OF money, which WAS
paid in three drafts on London. y
draft for 45.0o0 was sent To- Washing
ton by Mr.. Webb to be paid 10 the
claimants, but before the payment
could be made the fraud wa, di,cov-
erod. The brazilian Minister at Wash
ington brought the matter TO the atten-
ton Of the state Department.. and an
Investigation developed the fact that
instead Of 5000 the authorities of
Brazil had paid nearly sl5,00O. Mr..
Webb was written 10 on the subject.
and lie responded in a very cIrt and
unsatisfactory manner. Il Wa su"..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21

asccrtainrd. however. that one of the
drafts had been used in Brazil ~ repay
Witnesses. aud another ct cl,Huo WAS
to the Minister'S own credit III Lon
don. The President and cabinet iclt
that they were in honor bound To pay
the money and 81 informed the i'raiil-
ian authorities. The f5.olo i'll posses
sion was returned aud the Hpprorrla-
ton made Yesterday was to pay The
balance with interest. Mr.. nrar dis
claimed any intention Of wishing Ia
withhold the facts, but the whole al
fair WAS So humiliating aud disgrace
full that he would like TO have With
held il frOm the public.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
REAL ESTATE IN ECREkA.

We are informed that Mr.. O'Learv.
late Of the firm of King & O'Leary at
Austin, yesterday purchased the wood
Ell portion of the La Grande property.
situated on the corner of Main and
Rateman streets. Mr.. Ryland reserved
the brick building fronting on Buel
str set. The price paid by Mr.. O'Learv
was $1,000. This is a pretty fair price.
and indicates that real estate in Eure-
IA is rapidly becoming mort valuable.
only last week MessrS. Myers Il
Franklin, the we'll known dry goods
men, purchased lot few doors above
the building of Messrs. Woodruff X
Ennor. paying for the same $4,000.
Since then they have been offered
one thousand dollars for their
bargain, but declined to aecept
it, and will Immediately commence
the construction of a first-claSs fire
proof building, in which they intend
to carry on their business when con-
pleted. The Masons will shortly
commence the erection of a large hail
north Of Clark street .and.a> has already
been announced in our local columns.
the Odd Fellows have determined to
erect a thrce-story fire-proof south of
Bateman street. Messrs. Obcrfelder
< Harrison are now engaged in extend
ing their mammoth building thirt v-feet
deeper. Other improvement are pro-
jected in different portions of our town.
and still more are talked of. The excel
lent condition of our mines con-
sidered, as well as the prospects of the
early completion of the Narrow Gauge
railroad, we think we are perfectly
safe in predicting that real estate will
be in greater demand this Fall than
now, and at double the present
rates. 1t is an established fact that We
are 10 have a a of unparalleled
prosperity. and it is equally certain
thai desirable real estate will be eagerly
sought.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21

CALIFoRNIA's FAvoRIrE IN New
YoRK.-John Mccullough made his
secoId appearance in New York as
.'Riehelieu," OF the evening of the
18th. He seems to have carried the
Metropolis by storm; at all events,
the comments of the press are tele-
graphed all the way to the Pacific
Coast. We append a couple OF cx-
tracts as We find them in the tele-
graphic columns of a Calitorni, en-
change:
The cypress says: Mr.. McCul-
Tough plays the character of the Car
dinal Duke with spirit and intelligence.
and in the famous curse Of Rome
scene woke his hearers TO perfect tren-
~. His performance is certainly mag
netic, and full OF genuine power and
vivid effect
The Post says: The performance
was not unworthy Of the thcatei
and its associations. The part had been
carefully studied, and was acted with
intelligence and zeal. All the varying
phases of n of the most interesting
characters in the range of modern
drama. were delineated with fidelity
and Judgment"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
Crooks abanioas the state House
aat Di>a pear, -Ehe Hu,I;!ir:. ina
bad Repair siaNtrr in
Possession Every hin. Euic;
and Business Resumed.

LITTLE Rock. Nix. May ~.
About daylight this morning Brooks
evacuated the State Iiouse and di~ap-
lcared. Secretary of STATE Johnson
Went with Z squad OF workmeu 20 reg
ulate it.. BaN Recommending officer,
Newton, took possession. and the Gov
ernor. escorted 10y Gen. Whites troops.
soon arrived: he ~prorce,lel Ia his
room. where he was enthusiastically
received and CONGRATULATIONS awaited
him. The safe House i badly oUf OF
repair. much damage having been done
TO the chairs and desks, and arms
were scattered throughout the build
ing. Several memt er> sit in both
Houses who We're actively engaged
with Brooks command. To-day il
was reported that Senators Clayton
and Dawson had been lcagUcd wi.hthc
insurgents, hut the report has not been
ac ed on. Attorney General Nariev
to-day resigned and his rt,i4Ha,ian
was accepted. The United States
troops have retired to the arsenal and
everything is quiet and business re
stunned on the streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
Examining Inc Scene Of Tho Late
Horror.

NEW lORN, May 70.
\ Northampton dispatch says. las
set. the con FACTOR. accompanied tlc
legislative Committee during The en-
animation OF the Mill river reservoir
Yesterday. reading from the contrar,
to prove that he fulfilled every >ieci-
iicajiOn, and vas eNnnoratel. The
committee arrived at different conclu-
sions. stating that aud criminal
Ignorance Was di> layrd in il con
structiOn. The manufacturers of Viii
liam>bur. and SkinnrroNiiie will not
rebuild. appearing raralyzcd b, their
los. and Grief
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21

NACA STATION, Cal. May q.
Five houses i'll \aca were burned
last night. The loss. H. lear as can be
1~ccrtaIncd. i> a> follows: davidson n
We'll. merchandise. $1,000: IeNN's
buildings. II too; Golfers wagon shol
and contents. $1,000: ENan's saloon
>So0: C~areN"'s barber shop. 500;
smiths butcher shop. SEQ: Chambers
office. Sioo; Myers hosel, by wa.cr
~l1u.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
Prov ned in Slough.


NLECfN, al. My II.
ON Monday last, a Young man
named Jas. \. Quinn. working for Viii
liam Whiteslde. en the san Joaquin
river. 20 miles from here. WAS drowned
i'll Il small slough joining the river. He
,ttenltcd to follow Il hay wagon. which
ran mo llIc slough. The melnent he
struck wa.cr. horse and rider di>ap-
ptarcd. the horse coming out safe or
the opposite bank without :; ddlc or
rider. The liudy Ma> found Yesterday
afternoon and brought here FOL burial
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
CUMNGO< ITEMS.

! rom the Gold Hill News. May Is.
'Oul.'-A citizens NEE inc Was held
in Carson Cily ON SATURDAY evening
.;t>t for the purpose of discussing the
question as to the alVl>ihililv of or
4auiz!ng Il Vigilance Committee in
trin>bV county. sheriff SW iii. being
t~nrrchrn>iNc that an ATTEMPT would
be made TO lynch Murphy. the muir
drrcr ii Mctalluln, took the prccau-
iion To Place an extra guard over the
prisoners confined i'll the County Jail.
III AlELE>S IIoRsE. = The hairless
horse arrived in Virginia city Oh Sat
uriay evening, and i HOW on eNhlbi-
ilon At the corner OF I, and UIion
streets. y powerful microscope fails
TO detect the presence of hair on any
portion of his body. I'e is a noble
looking animal. and we'll worth seeing.
The price OF admission is - cents.
MINING AccIpESr.-Thi> morning
while Robert Laird was engaged in
putting HI Il sci OF tilnlcls at the bot
tom Of the shaft of the tab mine, the
ra;-e came down suddenly. striking
HIM on the shoulders and brui>inu the
same badly. His fellow worklnen
caught him and dragged hin: out from
under the cage.
IoNr \ TnUNE.-Frcd Marahn, "A
gentleman we'll known inthis commute
MY, while handling Il heavy stick of
timber AZ The Bclcher hosting works
Yesterday aiternnon.ha themis!orunc
" get his right thumb mashed So bad
~ as /" make annputation necessary.
SENEIiE ACcIpENT.-Paul Gross. the
vel Known butcher OF Silver city.
about : " clock tbs afternoon Was
llfoWh from his WAGON. near the JUS
lIre mime, 10y his horse running away.
lie Was very severely injured. but no
bones wcre broken.
liErCENEp.-John I. CHM, late pro-
prlet"r OF the Virginia ChIoniric.
ieturned home from san Francisco
tii> m"tnin. He passed up Union
stree IL an earlN hour this morning
WIN ii printing press strap ed on his
back.
WE learn that W. r. simpson has
been afloihted Deputy sheriff. a,li-
Ger Simpson has been menlbtr of the
police force tor several wears I,>t and
i regarded by all OF his acauaiutanres
a. a faithful and efficient officer.
THE wrestling match between W..
heId and ltSiand, for a purse OF S-5a.
l"eH place al Agricultural Park yes
tcrday. isyland proved to he NOR
than . match for his antagonist.
y HANDICAP foot race. for a nurse or
>32, took place Yesterday at the yir-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
KENDALL AND SlTRO.

90
n Washington dispatch. will euter the
list rs Il candidate Tor senator ON this
State, MIR. Kendall has gained many
friends among the miners OF Nevada.
bv his opposition to the Sutro-\ eGIey
/ amendments to our mining laws.
Were il rot for his haCk-pay record he
would be by tar the strongest man the
democrats could put in the field. That
! hack-pay grab. however. has proved
and will prove political death to many
mel whose chance for promotion
would otherwise he favorable. In our
orinion it has fatally injured MIR. ken-
dall'> chances for further political pre-
terment.
We find the foregoing in the Gold
pri>cd that the NCWS should indorsc
Mr.. kendall's course with reference to
the "Sutro-Negley amendments tn our
mining laws Ii is not true that Ken
dali opposed the main issue raised by
the Sutro-Neglev amendments. Our
usually we'll informed contemporary
must have forgotten the leading TEA
lures which characterized those amend
men,s. The original bill provided. il
We remember correctly, that all mines
should be patented within one year
from the date of is passage, the Com
stock companies having to accept pat
ent> subject 10 Sutro's royalty of s.
per ton. At the instance OF Sutro the
Ncelcv amendment was Introduced.
which provided that patents 10 the
Coin>tock mines should be perfected
within six instead of twelve months.
Ii was this amendment that Mr.. Ken
dali coinhated. and which. aided by
tie rest of the Pacific Coast delegation,
he succeeded i'll defeating. But that he
ever said one word in the whole caur>e
efthe debate against the original bill. We
lhink can not be shown. Al all vents.
he original bill passed the House pre-
ci>elv as introduced: after which il
went to the Senate. and WAS there
referred to the Committee on
Mines and Mining. subsequently.
however. and again at the instance OF
>utro, il was taken from he Commit
Tee on Mines and Mining and referred
To the Judiciary COMMITTEES, where I
still remained at latest aivice>. Thi E,
briefly. is the history of the proposed
legislation with reference to the min
M interests OF the country. In What
way Mr. N tiaa44 mas done anything
EXTRAORDINARY Tor n inner N this
connection, we confess our llahl!ltN 10
lie opposed ANA defeated
>utfo ; SIX month : cIau>e rs relating
to the tom>toek mines. ami. at the
same time, without offering me >lI right
EST objection. allowed the "ri-Iaai bill,
With lis odlouS twe.Nein 9nth> proNi-
SION, to become law, taras the House
was concerned; and Vet. We are grave
~ tod that Mr.. Kendall has rendered
himself Immensely popular With the
miners.
Coming down TO the Senatorial
proposition, the whole question
should be perfectly clear To every
intelligent observer. The firm l. Ken
daIl x >utro, or }ire ''i.SH. Kendall
Is as much III favor of the Sutro tunnel
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
L Horrible HCafh- Crop Prospects

SAN EUENANENrUFA. MAY 20.
\ lit;!c Spanish hoy AIMED Felipe
ferre2. AGED about : wears. met with Il
horrible death this forenoon while rid
me- upon Il pile wh3ch was drittin
about in the >Hri "A 81 ort distance be-
1aW The wharf. lie ws> washed of ~
the breakers. when the huge log
rolled upon him. crushing his head
and causing almost instant death.
The crops in this county are looking
We'll. and the PROSPECTS, for Il bouutitul
liarNes; are very encouraging.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S
BY Overland Telegraph.
1SrECIAL TO THE pAlIT SENTlNE1.i
Iucrcn~eI Appropriations Needed
She Dis. rict Inv y~Sti.atiOn The
Sartui>.t:raut NupiiaIs -~tsrncrai
Dyer Deaf Conversational ihc
civil Rightly Eli lndc Consist.
Grafton Postal Isri9taOits
WASHINGTON. May -,


AslilNGfoN. May ~.
\ letter from the Mayor OF New or
leans TO Il Washington gentleman says;
tnle>. an appropriation ieF tile feIlet
Of h sufferers be matte. liou>iiluS
mus perish. one million aoiIal> VIII
tareII De sulllcicii!.
III the nistrici investigation TODAY
Colonel Wright. clNli th2ilcer' test
fed that the measurement mace ~
nm before the Soh'fi,itttc "e&'i tfcli
inv~estiaatien, showed Si"o,e'e over
charge for work lone.
The marriage oi Miss Meme ''rtht 10
MIR. >hrtori>. i>to take place ON inur>-
lay. hut lew INVITATIONS nave ''t''
extended. the FANNY Appearing "e>ir-
Gus OF avoiding anNthlh- giving tiie
wedding an olii III riiracsct. ''iiA
the intimate friends are ii.>''c'' ai''i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
will Celebrate the 0uccn'~ Birth.
day.

RICHMOND, Va, MAY 2o.
The British settlers of Virginia Will
celebrate Queen Nicioria's birthday OH
the 18th inst, with tour days t~e>tiNi-
tics. bannuet. htllS. eve.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21

CHICAGO. May II.
At the sale of blooded horses belong
ing to f.. :. Woodsworti. II Waukr-
gan, Illinois. l.. J. Read, of Portland.
Oregon. bought six fine horses to be
taken 10 that Statp.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
Buried in the Ruins.

tINCENNATI. May 20.
Seven persons were buried by the
fall NJ ut Il house last night. onc
child and one man died this morning
from iniua les received.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
umOr

LONDON, May 20.
y Paris special says that the state
nient that Duke de Charles has chal-
Ien@ci Paul he ~Ca>>agnac, is IN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
IOst Overheard.

SEATTLE. Vt. Nav 20.
stephen White. a native of Rhode
Island. Was lost overheard today from
the schooner ontario while on his WAY
from Victoria 10 Fort Townsend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21

the dissolution of the Assembly has
been deposited hy the Len and eN-
trrme Right. The report ilatten, the
BOUr>c.
Ellis Passed.
OTTAWA, CAN. MAY II.
The Canadian Pacific Railroad Dill
PASSED the House last night.
The Hill preventing telegraph mo
nopoly passed the Senate.
For the Centennial.
CRY OF MENiCo. May 20.
Congress has voted 10000 IL pro-
vide Ton Il proper representation al the
Centennial.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
Defeat of the (arlists,

AuI;tr. Nay -.
\ were Skirmish hetVc~ carl
lists and Republicans ocf r. ve>tcr-
day near Blltoa. Tt : were
repulsed with loss. .biicanS
leo killed and w a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21

ginia racc-track. The competitors
We're Gilpin, Needles, Hogan and
Wartield. Needles won the race and
purse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21

STEKIN A FAILUEE.-A dispatch re-
la,ing TO the Stckin mines was received
in san Francisco on the 10Th inst. 1t
is dated at Portland, Oregon, and reads
AZ follows: "a dispatch from Tacoma
of the 18th says: The North Pacific
arrived tonight with a large number
of passengers, many of whom are re-
turned stekin miners. They bring
diScouraging news from the mines,
saying they are the wors, blk ever
gotten up on the coast; that hundreds
of meu were in the mines without a
dollar or a pound of provisions, and
great suffering must consequently pre-
vail. There are fifty men at Fort
Wrangie unable to obtain passage
down, who want to return to Cali
fcrnia."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21

PERSONAL. Hon. John Bowman
and wife arrived on this mornings
Battle Mountain stage.-Rereitc, 18Th.
When, where and who did boz.
marry We lave 6 no account Of
the happy event in any Of our ex-
changes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
BORN.

In Eureka. on Tuesday. May ~. to the
wife of j. ID. sullivan. II son.
In Carson, May l., to the wife of Edmond
James. a son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21

Fog GovEgNoR.-The RerefYe is out
for Bob McBeth, of Galena, for Gov
ernOr. Nc. seems certain Of al least
two counties in the Democratic State
Convention, 10 wit: Humboldt and
Lander. John c. Fall, of the former,
Is, of course, for Bradley aud the taini-
~, but he has no political influence in
the county. McEeth can walk oil with
all that ilk in old Humboldt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21

NAsoUEz.-Says the Oakland NewS.
care and trouble, Nasquez says he en-
deavored to be a useful citizen and an
honest He engaged in business,
but the white men gave him no peace,
infiicting great damage upon him.
Driven to desperation at the wrongs
inflicted, he took to the road. He kept
q fandango house, and the whites
broke up his establishment, that is all.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
American s,"d' ,t.- .sncd.

tI -, May ~.
Three American sUud NJ at lausanne
were drowned yeste rday IN Lake Ge-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-21
The Dissolution of the Assembly
Denounced.

PAEI-. MaY 2o.
=. y ....sssl that the demand for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-24
MONEY MAzxKT.

PARIS, October 23.-Reutes, 62f. iDc.
NEW ORLEASS. october 25.-Gold, IJgs
sight, par; sterling, 90.
LONDON, October 23.-The amount Of bull
lion gone into the bank OF England on bti-
ance today Is $1,000. Consols- money, s-5sl
81 account, 80; United states coupons
1s, lsJ lO1l4 40. l-6l, l13i l1-lu5, 1854; ne
s., 1881 New York Central, 3d. Erie, q a. a
Erie, preferred, IS.
NEW YORK, october EL-CustOms receipts
eal-6lO. Treasury disbursements, 5000. Dry
goods imports Tor The week oiziZ' 40 Money,
5d.j5S per cent. Prime mercantile paper,5e6 per
cent, Tor short, sad 6a7 per cent .for long date.
Gold opened and closed al llli- with sales AZ
no. Borrowing rates lal % per cent. Clear
49, Tor sixty days, and 49, for sight.
Government bonds were nTmi cou-
DOES Of lS,l. rs do. OF letZ, ll3; do. OF 1854,
ll8iz; do. OF 1850, az; do. new, ll5s; 10. ls53'
currency IS, ne. state bonds quiet and
nominal; Missouri 6s, %; Cd Tennes-
nessee, 81; new tennessee, q; new Viz
ginia, IS; Old virginia, s.; old North
Carolina, 22J,: new North Carolina. y.
Railroad bonds unchanged, except Toledo
aud Wabash convertible, which Is per cent.
lower. stocks were weak in the early part OF
tie day and declined l4as per cent, " abash
leading the decline. At the second board a
hrmer feeling prevailed with recovery OF
q : per cent, but The Gnsrket became weak
in The last hour and the lowest prices Of the
day prevailed atthe close, excepting ioT Wa
bash. which closed strong al per cent above
l54.0q0 shares, OF which Is UOJ were Western
Union, li,UJ) Pacific Mail, 1900 Erie, Il w
LAKE shore 10000, Union Pacinc, sou
Northwestern, p 10 Wabash, and euj O1i9s.
Canton 55 sWeslern Union Telegraph, 71z;
Qulc ksllVer, y; Adams express cOmpa-
uy, ll3l.; Wells q FarsO's express company
~; American express company >. .. 4; United
States express company. 90. Paclnc Mail,
= New York Central, i6J34; Erie, 1354 Erie
preferred, 5i Harlem, lZ75a; Harlem pre-
iered, rs; Michigan Contra, 73E; Pitis6urg
and fort Wayne, SIS; Northwestern, $50
NorfhWestern prefeuel, s.; kock Island
g. :; sew Jersey central, lO4 e II. Paul, 3215
st. Paul preferred, 81; WAuash, ~; ~ a.
bash preferred, 50; Fort wayne s55s; Teue
haute, lG; Terre Haute preferred, ~: Chi
cagO and Alton, ssi chicago and Alton pre-
ierred, 1917; Ohio and Mississippi, s.
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, -,
Burlington and quincy, 10; Lake shore, 81
CHICAGO, Columbus and Indiana Central, q
Illinois Central, soS; Union Paeinc, "a; Cen.
trsl Pacific bonds, Us; Union Pacific bonds
50: Hartford aud Erie, mo5z; Delaware and
] q a. ] a.FT ma