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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active
and Irregular.
GOLD UP TO 100 1-2.
Government Bonds Firm, States Dull
Railways Higher
MONEY EASY AT l l-2 TO 2 ON CALL.
WALL STREET,
THURSDAY. Sept l9--6 p. II,

THURSDAY, Sept 1916 n.
The stock market to-day moan N gless as the
SCORE two which preceded IT, Prices marked
up and afterward marked down, and in neither In
the final result be attributable TO anything
but the sheercst OF stock gambling. Buyers OF Lake
Shore wero sclers stoday-squeezing in the interim,
fractional profit out OF the difference between
terday's prices and to-day's higher ones-ma-
nipulators the St. Pauls met at tho end OF
day with prices better ana worse than those
they had started with, and dealers IN the NORTH
found themselves utterly obuscated BY the COM
parative strength OF the stock and tho
positive weakness OF the preferred. With oil
the incidents OF the morning. both re-
spects magnitude Of transactions and changes
OF values, boiled down TO consistency inteilig,be
10 the general reader, to.day's market may be
described thoroughly dull, but decidedly strong
OF this last quality the coal carriers were eminent
examples. their values, expressed BY the market
price, showing sensible Improvement upon those OF
few days ago. There is an inclination 70 look with
less of an evil eve upon tho speculative values Of
these stocks than there been, though there no
spprec,able the opinion OF their intrinsic
idcmerta A better demand is reported Tor coal, aad
pchedule prices, II is said, obtained; moreover
Ihs consolidation Is likely TO last Tor onths
rome. SO tho outlook 10 bcttcr than II might have
been and tho prices OF shares benefit accordingly.
The prime speculation of tho stock Market however,
centres in the granger shares, and a. they 60
SO is likely 10 60 the rest OF the
list The present notion is that the programme Of
leading operators points to shaking out OF shorts In
,hese stocks lower scale Of prices In tho general
Inst and an eventual bull movement, founded upon
the substructure OF hard pan prices. The oversold
sondition OF the st. Paul preferred stock and tho
amount held OF tho street is an obstacle Just
to lower Hgures but 1t 10 expected that sufficiently
alarming reports OF business losses Will bc returned
during weeks to to shake the faith Of the
boldest OF holders and induce them TO market their
s,ock at the best priccs offered. Meanwhile every
thng is topsy turvy tho keenest OF petty opera
tors is doubtful whether bis daily bread aepends upon
pursuing the trail OF the bears In hanging about
the pasturage OF the bulls.
Following were the opening, highest and lowest
prcee of stocks to-day, with tho closing quota
tons-
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Included IN the above l5o arrive Dcliverpd
7uU osIos ycrtcruay. delivery the
sales foiows i o,terdsy aitcr H. M
bcr. oVc nj ist4c 3400 nt ~ isc uctoosr 14OO
Il.13c November. ~ at 1uy7c January. 900 at
ius7c. February. 40 AZ lLo4e. Mach, 100 i3c
Total. 100 bales To-day uD 10 r. M-september JUo
baies Mt IL 3lc 100 st &c., lUU at IL 3uc iOv
2Yc LOU use. l.oOU 27c,, 4UJ Ii 2Bc
ber 40 IL Toe, 1000 Ii.oec 3.IOO AZ iLosc.
2OU liU7c., 2OO at lLOoc 1,3oD iI.o5e., 800 as
IIU6c 5UO iU7c.. 800 ut lIO6c.. Gu l.U7c loo
Ojc.. 300 l1O5c. 7uv NJ ILO6c. November l2U
luDOc. 6UO st 1n9c, GVO At 10000. 2UOJ 10 Ole,
$500 oyOc. 6VV Al 10 s9c $40 at 10 sse, LOO At
Ivsc December, 100 at ios9c. 100 nt IOssc epcv at
os5c, no s5c.. 6oy at IVs0c. no 10
ar, 500 iO.S2c., iu.npc 100 Iusyc At
III ssc Soc. 100 iUssc. February 100 at
IOg7c., 3OO 1nyoc March. 5Ov at 11.Olc. 2VD at
ILu2c. 300 i.u,e., loo A. IL 01c, i,4OO .
fa,si, a. 400 bales jr.zd total $500 bales. s
1918 bsass; New orleans, 3i3; Mobile, I0S savrnnnn
43sO Oh arctten. alSD; Wilmington 6i0; Norfolk 5a1
TotaL LIS bales This day last week. 1852 bales
fhs day last 273o bales Total since septerrber l.
BY Nc compressed; by sail &c. To Hamburg, BY
steam, ac compressed TO Brcmep, BY steam. I-IJc.,
compressed, Dy ,a. Sc To Liverpool. " steam Ad
sail 1854 ccmprsssed .
FiouR AND GnAS.-fecei pts-Fiour. -. .s9s bbis
wheat, 37o,yp busnels corn meal, ,510 bbs ana ~
sacks: iUs iUy bushels; oats ~ 500 do rye $500
barley. 100 do; barley malt Jli2 do tiour
steady The sales. ncuding State Weston ana south.
ern ~, ,Oou bbs within the range syo flour
ruled steady with sales oi joO bbls within quoted
range meal ste sdy, win sales OF 100 bbs
anu sacks within the Rye remained hrm as was
ads o. 81 u7k Tor sixrowed state and 9jc. two.
~ sta Ne
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at zoo; Independence. 20 at az; Juiia, so at TOO;
Plrmus, 7OO at 4.25

Tho following we're the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-dsysilver King 14 Alta,
10; Bullion, l2x; Exehequer, OK; Bodie, 20; Bechte,
IL; rioga, 81; summit, 8; Ward, 1x; Independence,
8; McClinton, x; Levathan 4; TIP Top. X; Navajo,
/; Grand Prize, 9; Gould Curry, 1sh; Savage, l7s
Choar Potosi, 46k; Ophir, 65 81 Hale Norcross,
To- Grown Point. 81 Fellow jacket, FIX; Becher, 1oal
a9x Virginia consolidated, lax California Is; Over
mau, 10; Raymond h Ely, 6; Best Il Beicher, 80;
Kentuck, Z; Union consolidated, lll1; Alpha, IA
Sierra Nevada, 1Gs; Mexican. SIX; Eureka consoi-
Dated 40; Justice. o; Julia, Il Leopard 2 Utah, 45;
Caledonia, IN; Northern Belle, II.
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Government bonds were steady the forenoon
d closed arm at tho following Quotatlons:--

State bonds at the Board wore dull aud steady,
with sales confined to Missouri sixos OF 1887; Dis
trict OF Columbia 3.85's sold at 7SX-a decline OF ~
Railroad bonds were moderately active Missouri
kansas and Texas consolidated assented were largely
bought carly In the day, and az, but subse-
ouenty reacted trife. The sudden leap Of these
bonds into prominence Is attributed to tho fact that
the road is earning $4,000 per week moro than the
earnings at The corresponding PERIOD last year. From
the same cause tho stock from almost nothing to
4 New York Central coupon 8rsts rose to l1SM,
New Jersey Central consolidated drsts assentsd to
T3X. Hannibal and 81 Joseph convertibles TO 9Sk,
New York Central sizes OF 1883 106 Union Pacific
sinking funds TO 1907, Louisville ana NASHVILLE
soIidated to 10o ST Louis and Iron Mountain Arsts
sold at 1854 l03. Union Pacific and Central Pac,hc
hrsts sold at l05%, Syracuse, Binghamton and Now
York nrsts at lo4 c., c., and consolidated at &c.
Michigan Central sevsns at 112. Chicago and North.
western consolidated no. and Great Western nrsts,
sx coupon, at 1o2X. Northwestern consolidated gold
coupons 10 lo2, c., G. and l. y. hrsts TO AK,
Union Pacific land grants to 1861 Union Pacific
ing funds TO 10oH, aud Delaware H hudson coupon
sevens OF 1894 to 1O2z. New York Central SKIES OF
1883 fell of 1861. and Michigan Central TO
INK. Al the close Chicago and Northwestern con-
soiidated gold coupons dropped to 10l1s Pacific
Railroad bonds closed follows-Union hrsts, 1861
a 106; Union land grants, 106k 1o7A; Union sink
ing iunas, l0o5S 10oh Centrais, lo5a< a 100
MEMORANDA.
The Chicago grain receipts to-day were 29S, 700
bushels, OF which l2s, ,9ls bushels wheat and
Ice, 793 busbos corn. Tho shipments Tor the same
time amounted TO 22s 2se bushels including &C. 600
bushels wheat and l63, o66 bushels corn.
Tho receipts Of grain at Milwaukee were 5000
bushels and the shipments 10, 400 bushels
Brokers the refused lend ST Paul stocks
to-day. owing TO report that combination had been
formed TO call them In. The short interest Is said
bs large, and q severe "twisr" was predicted.
The sscord annual report OF the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern Railway Company. issued to-day,
the gross earnings from July 1877, June
So 1875, A. SIG 762 g. Tho expenses incurred IN
operating the road set down at 46l 81; net
earnings $780, 81 %; proceeds rsm OF real estate
and other sources, SOC 376 2s net increase for the
year, $G25,6s7 a. In snort:-
Tho compsnys expenditures year. $617 7l5 90
Against which II has paid IN casn....... 224 443 50
Which leaves the company In debt tor. $s9a 3o2 20
The publishers Of the BanAers Magassne have
issued valuable compendium Of the claws II Reiatlng
to National BANKS, according 10 the Revised stetutes
of the United states" edited by J. s. Romans.
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GIVEN UP BY THE WATERS

Joseph Stewart, grain weigher. who kept an once
At No. IL Bridge street, was drowned on Monday
evening last the foot OF whitehall street. by fall
ing into the water when ascending the narrow PLANK
at tho landing of the North shore Ferry Company.
and yesterday the body 1oated to the surface, cut
and bruised as II by action OF the waves dashng
IL against the spIles. Coroner Woman permitted
the removal Of the body TO the resdeoce OF sser Of
the deceased, No. 273 West Twenty-second street.
MIR. Stewart forty years OF and ssvv cd
captain In the Hawkins Zouaves under General
Jardine and Colonel KimbaIl.
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NIcoL.-LoRD-C. Thursday, September ~, q shs
residence OF the BRIDES mothor, Mrs James Cowper
LORD, at horris,own N. j., by tue Rev. John Hail.
d. D., GRACE DAWSON LORD ghser OF the ass
James Brown 10 BEsJAMIs NIcoLL. all Of the city ot
New York.
PAIK-DEcKER On Wednesday,, September l8,
1875 AT the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Port
Richmond, s. l., oy The Rev. J. A. Oven, SAxUxL
PARK, OF Mystic, Coun., to AURORA, daughter Of
Freeman d. Decker. OF Staten Island No csrda
WEsrLAKE--AckExDR Tuesday, Septem-
IL the OF the BRIDES parents, by the
Rev. A. j. Lyman, FRANK r.. WEsrLAKs TO NELLIE n. ,
eldest daughter OF Quentin X. AcKendrick, all oi
Brooklyn. No cards.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

Iospos, sept lo-J r. NJ
Ptoduee-Rcdned petroleum, s5sd per galion.
AsfvKRr sept. ~, 1874
Pctroleun, 2fis. for nne pn. American.
LfvsRrvoL. scot. ie- A. 4.
Cotton Future, fat
ssv Yonx rnopucr TxcaAsaK RrroEr
LtvKRpooL. sept. 10. 1878.
Pork-Prime steady 55s.. Western ouil
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Wheat active. bat about 10 dcarer ior spot
and future. The sales between The calls we're about
2isvOo bushels AZ 81 Oy 81 "a foe No red. q O5s
~ O7L for No. red Tor October aud November ii I3
Tor No white, 81 10 Tor extra do. 81 ~ for
do No. Mixed IL for ungrnded white. 81 ut1 for
strained nmbrr se for No. sp.ng 81 Us bs-i, oi
an exchange ol cash for Scptcmo No. spring IN
FIRST call 5000 bushels No. red winter Sopembcr
sold at 81 U6x 5000 bushcis do, october at ~ VA
5OU0 bushels No 2spring, for september at 81 OJ and
5000 bushels. Oetobsr. ~ OLA Al the second cal
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept 10, 1871
the printing cioths market has shown less deman d.
Sales light There Is disposition 10 sell at previous
Quot stiOns
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. sept 49, fs78
Spanish gold, 20 Exchanges quiet. bat nrm quota
tons unchanged. Sugars quiet, Oat hn; quotations
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5000 Us 5-2o C, 'eS. n lo2,l
25oooo Us $40 cp, '67 lo5h
5000 Us 500 reg. '67 1O551
500 US SIS. reg, 81. log
5000 US $40 =. '6S. be l07l4
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COuIlKftTInN

$4,000 \ J q COW. a. 73,<
oOOO do. 53M
In yesterdays list should
hsvo been y J Central LIST
consolidated, assent cd.
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ll.j5 A. N.

$4,000 5-2o's. q, ,'e7. bcs3 100
i0UOo Us 5's, '5i. reg. iOoT
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$1,000 US IA reg. 1907 lo3ss
10000 US AS, Q. '07. be l0O1s
5000 US SIS, ,l0-i0.c. be lO65S
6O00 do. be lO6L
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-10

A COOL story is told of an American
lady who, visiting friends in Canada,
started for her home the other day,
and crossing the st. Lawrence at st.
Vincent, the customs officer desired to
look into her trunk. She offered no
objection to the proceeding, and seeing
her so willing, the officer asked her II
she had anything in her trunk besides
wearing apparel. A prompt negative
came from the fair traveller. Her an
swer was scarcely uttered, however.
before the officer had the trunk opened,
and there, lying at the very top of her
dresses and lingerie, were q dozen bot
ties OF Hennessy brandy. "Do you
cali these wearing apparel ?" queried
the officer, his eyes meanwhile resting
on the bottles. "You may call them
what you please" said the rosy
checked lady, "but my husband calls
them night caps =" The officer
"passedn the articles on account Of her
ready wit.
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DENIM, THE AGlTATOR, A YEAR
AGO.

The San Francisco Examiner says:
AT q meeting of Freethinkers.' at
Social Hall, on Fourth street, Sunday
afternoon, December 10, 1876, the ques-
ton under debate was: is the Re-
public q failure?' Mr.. Dennis Kearney
took part IN the discussion. His re-
marks, in part, were reported by one
Of his present organs-the Chronicle.
According to the Chronicle report,
Dennis Kearney then said: All men
are born liars and scoundrels. They
would all steal, but for fear that their
neighbors would find it out. If they
did not steal, how would they become
rich? Money, money is what they are
all after. What do 1 live for? ["To
STEAL" shouted some one on a back
seat.] No. l live to gel mo a palace and
thousands OF acres of land, and then /
will employ others to work for me. /
would give them only enough to eat
aud wear. If you give them more,
they will soon get lazy, and get to be
,oafers, like they were before"
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r DAILY SENTINEL.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1878.
PROSPERITY IN FRANCE.

The correspondent Of the Philal'
phia Press writes: 81 have said that
the exception TO the widespread de-
moralization Is France, and I believe
It. Her experience seems to have bsf-
lied precedent aud prophecy. She
seems to have survived most Of the
evils that have afflicted others. At
tackled aud beaten by an external foe,
Iacerated by savage internal feuds, be
trayed by her rulers and worried by
her sristocrscy. she is paying of her
wal debt, keeping her credit aigh,
personal and general, suffering but
little from strikes among her work
people, and in the midst OF a great
foreign conflict, holding wholly aloof,
and quietly founding a republic on
sale and conservative principles. The
boosted elements of strength in other
nations she discards and succeeds by
discarding. As q naval power she is
relatively weak; rs . colonial power
she is far in the rear. She is I'M
trsmmeled by free trade and -four
ishes by projections; she is untram-
meled by the silver scare because
she uses 1t herself and her best states
men favor its reconciliation. In a
period OF confessed m~ediocrity her
poets are the best of modern life; her
dramatists write the plays acted and
too often stolen by the rest Of man.
kind; her painters and sculptors are
patronized and busy; her people in
dustrious, happy and frugal, and in
the midst of = universal panic she is
building q vast universal exhibition,
as II to show that she is prospecting
while others are poor. Is not France
tie exception 2"
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EASTERN NEWS.
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENrINEL.l
Election of a DOOrkeeper.
FIELD BEATS SHIELDS.
n Nomination by the President.
WAsHISGTON, A

WAsHINGToN, April s.
On the meeting Of the House to-day,
there was a very full attendance of the
members, and the galleries were crowd
ed I'm expectation of exciting scenes
upon the question OF the election of the
Doorkeeper. Immediately after the
reading of the journal, the Speaker
said the first question in order WAS
whether the resolution, presented on
Friday last by the gentleman from
Massachusetts, Butler, was a question
OF privilege. The House, by a UiUa
poce vote, m~anifestly decided it was,
but Conger thought, as the action of
the House would establish a precedent,
it would be better to take n vote by
yeas and nays, and they were there
fore ordered. and resulted as follows:
Yeas, 2l9; nays. 4. The negative votes
we're Bland, Mills, Throckmorton and
Young.
A long and exciting debate arose
upon Buffers resolution appointing
General Shields as Doorkeeper. But
Ter opened the debate, praising the
qualities of General Shields, in which
lie appealed to the Democratic party
not to show the North that they pre-
ferred to place in AN honorable position
a Confederate General who had fought
against the country to a manned Union
soldier, the hero of two vars.
The previous question vas ordered.
and the Confederate General, Field,
was elected Doorkeeper by a o Of
123 against l01 for the Federal, Shields.
The President has nominated Justin
E. Colburn, of Vermont. Consul Gen.
eral at the City of Mexico.
Habeas Corpus for Moses.
New York, April 8.
A writ of hdbedS corpus, retnrnable
tomorrow, has been granted in the
case of Ex-Governor Moses, of South
Carolina. The petition states that
Moses was arrested on a requisition
purporting to be from His Excellency,
Wade Hampton, Governor of South
Carolina, on the Governor of New
York tor the body of said Moses.
charged with forgery.
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empty cartridge found at the scene of
the murder would only tt Lloyd's
gun, the only needle gun in that Sec
ton of the country. MIR. Harris. the
detective, who made the arrests, leaves
tomorrow. as it is expected the evil
dence for the prosecution will close to-
night. 1t is believed the defense will
be reserved, except as to Cook and
swanson.
News from British Columbia.
VICTORIA. b. c., April 9.
The conference between the leaders
in Parliament res ulted in nothing ex-
cept to add to the bitter feeling that ex-
lists bet the two parties. Person
alities were frequently INDUCED in
during the debates. The CoIonist. the
Government organ. advises an imine-
diate appeal to the country.
The Hudson Bay Company's farm
buildings. at Langley. were destroyed
by fire Friday night. Loss heavy.
Origin, incendiary.
The city Election In san Jose.
SAN JOSE, April s.
At the city election the Citizens'
ticket made a clean sweep by MAORI
ties ranging from three to five hun
dred, except for Chief of Police, who
was elected by the Workingmen by l5S
majority, owing to a split in the Cit
zens' ticket, and two Councilmen. The
election WAS quiet and the vote heavy.
Kearney Hung I'm Enixy.
SANTA CRUZ, April 9.
Last night Dennis Kearney was
hung in effigy by unknown persons,
with an inscription ontfe etiigy reading.
I'D. kearney, died 1873"
Victory for h Workingmen.
SANTA Rosa, April s.
The city election here resulted in a
sweeping victory for the Working
men. The latter held a grand jollifi-
cation in honor of the event.
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DIED.

Reno, April Mrs. Elizabeth Still, aged I'll
years.
Reno, April 5--Miss Hilderbrehth, aged 36
years.
Virginia, April 5-Annie, daughter of Thos.
Martin. aged 3 years and 8 months.
Pioch-, March rs Laura. daughter Of Rob-
ert Adams, aged | month and IL days.
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AMONG the acts passed at the recent
sess ion Of the California Legislature is
one amending section 3l2 Of the Civil
Code. allowing any stakeholder,
whether he was absent or present at
the meeting. to take proceedings to set
aside any election OF directors Of the
corporation.
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NIGHT
sHERMAN IN NEW YoRI
A Conference With Bankers.
SHALL WE RESUME.

NEW YORK, April 9.
Secretary Sherman this morning Wis.,
tied the Sub Treasury and had a long
interview with Assistant Treasurer
Hllhouse. At l O'Clock his afternoon
a conference was begun between the
Secretary and a number of bankers
who had been invited to meet him.
The meeting is strictly private. Its
object is an interchange of views in
regard to the financial condition of the
country and to discuss the practical
bility of resuming specie payments by
the LIST Of January, 1879.
Proceedings Of n Methodist Confer.
ence.
SPRINGFIELD, April Q.
The New England Methodist Con-
ference at Westfield adopted resolu-
tons declaring it the duty of citizens,
especially Christians, to prevent the
elevation of bad men to civil offices,
deplOring the corruption in office and
the prevalence of ~communistic and
infidel sentiment, and declaring the
course OF the Government towards the
Africans. Indians and Chinese to tie
full of injustice, had faith and cruelty.
Secretary Evarts Coming West.
OMAHA, Neb., April 9.
Hon. WIN. M. Evarts, Secretary of
State, arrived here this morning in a
special car. He has beer called here
by a dispatch from San Francisco, an
nouncing the serious illness of his son
William, who has been in China for
several years, connected with one of
the great American trading houses.
A Lick 1t the Coolies.
WASHINGTON, April 9.
The Secretary of the Navy, to day.
issued an order to the commanders of
United States men of wal in Pacific
waters t. overhaul all American YES.
sells which they may have cause to be-
lieve are engaged in transporting coolies
from China or Japan. Honolulu or any
other port in the Pacific.
Capture or n MOOnshiner.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April O..
Allen Croft, the worst man Of all the
Moonshiners in Kentucky, was cap-
tured to day in Morgan county. He
has defied the United States Marshals
for years, and near his still was posted
a sign reading, "If you value your life,
come no further"
A Fire at Ga1vestOn.
GALVESTON, Texas, April 0.
A fire at 3 o'clock this morning de-.
stroyed thirteen frame buildings o N
both sides of Market street. between
Twenty-eighth and Twenty ninth
streets. Only one building in the block
was saved. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$50, O00.
Secretary Robson Retained.
PHILADELPHIA, April 8.
Elk Secretary Of the Navy. Robson,
has been taken into the Hunter MUIR
der case rs associate counsel for the
prisoner, who is charged with hiring a
man to assassinate John Armstrong.
End Of u strike.
TOPEKA, Kan, April 0.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad has filed all vacancies caused
by the striking engineers and firemen.
Yesterday all freight and passenger
trains were moving Ms usual.
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Big Bargains

In Gloves. at the Miners and Mechanics
Trade Depot
0veralIs, at the NJ. & NJ. T. D.
Jumpers. at the NJ NJ. L. ID.
Overshirts. at tho NJ. a. NJ. L. ID.
Undershirts. at the NJ. & NJ I. ID.
Drawers. at the NJ. 4 NJ. +. D..
hite shirts. ut rhs NJ. 4 NJ. L. d.
Socks. at the NJ. X NJ. T. D..
HaLdkerchiefs, at the NJ. Il NJ. T. D.
Suspenders. at the NJ. n n. I. ID.
Glassware, Mt the NJ * NJ. +. D..
Wiilow-ware, at the NJ. Il N. 7. ,.
Piatej-ware, at the NJ. 4 NJ T. ID.
Yankee notions, at the NJ. x. NJ. T. D.
Stationery, at the NJ. Il Nj. L. ID.
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No place like the Golden Rule Store fol
Gloves. Joe is agent for the Red Bluffs Co.,
and keeps the California Glove Co., Mills
Teak x Co. and ali other lines Of Gloves man.
on the Pacific Coast. APPS
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Per Exnress.

Imported Havana cigars, direct from Acker,
4 Condit. and Park Il Tilford. New
York City, received monthly, Mt the Miners
anu Mechanics' Trade Depot.
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l have just received a very large and
splendid assortment Of China. Glass and
Crockory Ware, consisting of everything
needed in this line. Great bargains can be
had by making your purchases at
MRS. M. A. ASHIM'S.
jy20 Corner Of buel and Bateman streets.
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BORN.

Gold Hill, April 5-Wifo Of L. S. stephens, a
son.
Virginia, April Wife of Thomas Cooper, a
daughter.
Virginia, April Wife of Samson Richards,
dau2 liter.