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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-29
Obitusry.

Jersey City. n. j., 2S.-Ro bert S.
Ferguson, journalist, died yesterday. He
was for a time an officer in the Four
tenth United States Infantry, but re-
signed his commission upon the loss of
his wife and child In the burning Of the
officers quarters at pOzt in Wyoming.
Dublin, 2S.-Gerald Fitzgibbon,
master in chsncery, and prominent
among the counsel for the defense in the
stated trials Of '4S, is dead.
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Mining Shares.

New York, 28.-Mining stocks dull,
irregular; Robinson sold at l so and As;
Chrysoliie declined from 1S0 to "a;
Green Mountain from 100 to 10, and
Silver Cliff from 81 to 81; State Lines,
No. and 3, sold at 20, and Oriental
and Miller at 10 and Is; HoIn Silver ad-
vsnced from 7.95 to 8.25. and Decatur
from g. to so. Sales FOR the day; S7,735
shares; petroleum dull, crude 624@71k,
re6ned 7}4@8; United 50; Amsterdam,
tin 261z; copper quiet, 1 21S9H.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May Is, 1880.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May Is, 1880.
GENTLEMEN-HaviDg been a suf-
ferer for a long time from nervous
prostratiOn and general debility, 1
was advised to try Hop Bitters. l
have taken one bottle, and 1 have
been rapidly getting better ever
since, ard l think it the best medi-
cine I eyer used. l am now gaining
strength end appetite, which was
all gone, and 1 was in despair until
tried your Bitters. / am now
well, able to go about and do my
own work. Before taking it 1 was
completely Frustrated.
Mrs. MARY STUART.
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A Big steal.

Cincinnati, 2S.-Twelve thousand dol
lars worth Of diamonds and valuable
jeWelry were stolen at the exposition
building, this morning, from an exhibit
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The Floods.

Elizabeth, n. J., 2S.-It will cost
500, 900 to replace the bridges in this
county, swept away by the recent food
st Alexandria, Bay.
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ON sUNDAys

ON SUNDAYS
Excursion Tickets to the Lake AMI Return,
SAME DAY, SOC. Children under 10
years Of age, 25cs
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ISRAsEs OF DOGS, A PRATIC AL
IL guide for every dog owner on cart
dogs and prevention and treatment Of thei
diseases, 25c. Dog Training, 25c. Hunting
Trapping, Fishing and Dressing Furs, 10
Tsxidermist, so. OF booksellers or by ma.
I FSsE HANEY CO., 10 Spruce St, N 7.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-29

LESLIE'S MONTALIES, Whoe
sound, make s neat little volume
The HERALD Bindery does work Is
STaxV HtYla and a4 reasonable rsssa
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- -
pHOtTOH's SPRINGS.
Its Eligibility ASA place Of Pop
uIar Resort.

II the late Y lksies, settled any one
qucstiun more definitely han another,
II il that u the clIgib lily OF PrOctors
Springs ~ "A place u popular, general
resort, A. the scene of entertainments
which large number - people are OK
pectei /, attend Until u street railway
IL built o. the very gates of he grounds
no association OF any one else will think
II using the place 'Dr any other purpose
than small select pic-ulcs, or something
- that kind. he general public Wi
not - III r., for reRsous
that are obvious enough but
the chief one may be mentioned,
which Is the luacCcsHuility OF the place.
Persons of moderate means cannot AZ
ford 10 gU there with the present
methods ~ transit Even were every
bus aud very vehicle IN the city will
ing to carry people to and 30, on such
occasions, at greatly reduced rates the
public would still find such ira sporta'
I On inadequate aud unsatisfactory.
Amusement-, such us the volks'est whs
intended 10 be. must b. placed within
the react u the middle md poorer
clAsses, j, they are 10 be populHrzed.
The means u transit must be regular,
speedy, ample and cheap
street cir line, and one
well-mRuAgci ut that. When
the vulksicst managers announced Proc
tors Springs ~ the scene OF their enter.
tsiument, it was u virtual notification to
people OF mo IerAtc means that their
presence was not expected, Tor the sim
pie rrHsOn OF their phlpHblo inabi lty 10
meet the expense OF going there. The
managers intended no offence ~ this
but such wRH thD inevitable logic "
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"Brazos Chill Cure" which I
rantcd Tor the cure of chilli aud
is positive antidOte TOR malai1
has no rival rs a tonic for bnlldIs
an emaciated system from sl,.
matte causes, and 10 those VI.
necessarily exposed 10 mlaSmAiE Z
ences, and are attended with M
lowing symptoms, such a loss o.
tite, aching Of the back and loi.1
verishness, severe headache, lll.N
ton to get about, low spirits A5'l
ness, chilly sensations, and even
hot, burning fever, which may ".
terminate In bilious, remltleN' W
termittent fever, we would 'ugsvr
you keep a supply ON hand
time and take dose three time
No other medicine is necessary =.
very concentrated aud poweTIu
effects In removing the poi'onoyn.,
ments from the blood, and no Wv
appreciate this warning better W.
farmer, who Is more or less ~
TO those atmospheric poiSons' e'P y
In the (sll season, when gaIheIiNs Z
crops In the midday sun, coott \
and heavy dews of morning, ln'u
those malignant fevers are mos I
lieut., and 10 them We would re Sv IA,
to take dose Of "BrRL0s emu "
every morning on rising, II they, ',
avoid the danger Of much snIls., ,,-,
say nothing Of the time ana e sii,
saved In the end. No strycn.JIs.
arsenic. The physicians pre,c.,,y,,
recommend II. Ask your dT' ,a,,
il aud take no other Price - ~
tle. Prepared only by rr.t,
Waco, Tai
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tiliur Examiner
LELAND, July l.-Your correspon den
wOuG inform you that to-day, n about
O'clock on the farm OF Eli Jones. on Mid
lie BO,qug. two and onr-half miles iron
here, where Mr,srs, K II. and r. NJ
llo.mcs we're tlIrsHlnE wheat with tn Il
steam throshcr, m unincky rpsrA from
'hc smoke stack tell upon loaded Wagon
belonging to Mr. AGullA ZONES tightcn
Ing the team, rIn them oil. consuming th,
wheat and new La Belle wagon and dam
aging the team considerably, fired til,
-tuhblc and burning about SIS worth To-
cedar ionge.
{. HEARD.
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EIhumed After IA Hundred
KaHFs

san FRANCtsCo, July IA Monterey
liruatoh sny' The vaults OF Old Carmel
mission were opened to-day under the
directions OF Rev. Father Casanova for
the purpose of eXhuming the body OF
Father Gunipsro Serro and his compan.
ions, founders Of the California missions
The remains OF tie following were ilenli.
fed Father John Crespin, buried june |,
l7'2, Father GuniIero Srrro, buried Aug
cisco Ioscun, buried June 20, lS0i. The
rosewood coltins ard Skeletons were In
good condition. and . portion OF tho silk
bands 'till preserved. The object oi tho
exclamation WAS 10 set VI rest doubts AZ to
the burial place OF the pioneer missions.
rice
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L. l.
Improved Iron lnyIuor,t,,

,, Ihe most perfect and ,atI.t,r...
blnhtlon known to tile nto,
which iron is combined. an pI'ol'', q
Is the success OF tins prppora,, ~ 20
destined to become. Within, es
most popular OF all the iran 4of,
in use. And We hesitate M, Jug
that this medicine il no serr AFR, " ,.
cheaply COTTON up cumpnuni I, ~.
genuine constitutional pIne3. g
ing those Alternative powers w y
TO rccuperate and inyiyor,isV :, 1'9i
system when broken down h, ~
disease commonly called , "E 2
known AS dyspepsia and lnII,,aa.;
which nlne-tenths OF all our h. fI,'' y
lnatc, because when the Jig~,uL E
paired from want OF the naln,, linz
IL so important In the ll,,,,iv'a a
OF man, then Il is that tli..Vuy, ~
many types,usually called dis,
lassitude and sour stoluArb NJ
meniaI exhaustion. impaired yi,,s.
general prostration OF the Vbnia' y
liver complaint, followed nv nj5E. 1
and all diseases OF the RLo0h i,|
SEr and BLADDER, that ppojg,.
fearful aches known as rlenm's
r,lgIa, backacho and neryo1, y,
headache. And all consa.nI,
weak females, who are In ,e,,g
good tonic to build mp Their e ,,,,'
cannot find. We hon, stIy b,lieye
ora more certain remedy o6s,m
bottle is sufficient to prove "a
wonderful medicinal pruprL.
regularly according Iu lirr..
your druggist tor IMPROVED lE,
ORATOR., and be sure Ia take
itlre ~ per bottle. Prrlar
Tucker Il Willis, Waco, rrAs,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-07
HAH MEETING
To Appoint Delegates 10 the
state tou,entiOn.

Thor, rs,I to ne some years ago. nc
cot,I,ng ~ ancient and lGkrwgrm tradi-
zion. An association of the Waco bar
tnnxn az Inc " Sco Bar association. but
,hr attritIon of time seams to have num-
her.,i il among the thing. OF the p,st and 1t
,one time .inca became ob.ol,t. and ia
m.mo,v now only remains The coming
tnee,ing ofthe Rar association Of the state
ssemrTto merit acme attention at the
hands of the Waco bar and c,lle,i or
ippromtu meeting Of number OF men-
her. OF the Waco bar was had Yesterday
evening at $50 o'clock In the office OF I oil.
" VI. FIournoy. 10 take stems looking to
a prnpcr present ton of the bar OF this
rIiv AT maj stair meeting. some eighteen
nr twenty LAWYERS we're prp.pnt and the
meeting was organized hy tho appoint-
men' oI4 Chairman and secretary-Col
\ A Nckrrnny and 4. { smith esq.
being appolntrd' 10 those re.pcc'i,e off d.
rr. Alter a discussion OF the status Of
the dciunct bar association and q icsifa-
hlenrgs of rcsurrc,t,nn or oiH new hAr or
ganization and OF Amounting delegates to
Galveston. the following resolution was
moved. seconded and carried
Resolved. that any member of the
Waco har desiring to attend the meeting
of the bar assOciatiun Of the .'atD 10 be-
held At Galveston OF July Is. 1852. may
receive .r,,l.rti.l. a. "A properly nc
crc'itnd dclcgAt. on app'icaii 70 The
hartman and secretary OF this mce;ins
m. l,.frsl.pu,.. of either rr.urrociiry
,L. ola har a..ociufi,n from n. .t,te 'ot
rofn4 ar forming nm entirely rrw oryguil-
.tf.. ,v,s ,uilr ,iisrr.,1 and ia ycfy g4u.
,.r,,l .entmnut In favor of such action .ex-
messed Tho drit, Of .rinion .eou,,d TO be
In t,vnr. ,,t o-y.,r./ his h.r an an ON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-07
THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
lniIIaIorS Ceremonies and
Formal op"ninR,

Waco, July G,-1lis morning at 9
o'clock, % number ot citizens and
teachers assembled iu the Maggie
Houston hall, Of Waco university ~
organize the summer normal school 10
be taught 1T Waco 10y Prot H. I. Nor.
ton. Rev Alpha Young raui chapter
IN the Bible, Prov 3ri Rev j S. Allen
offered prayer. then tle institute was
organized 10y clectiuI - re Hurlp.
son, Chairman, and Prot W II Long
secretary.
DIR Burloson, in hi usual happy style,
gave succinct history NJ the iuaugurt.
ton OF normal schools in TcXas. Gen.
J. Is. Robertson spoke earnestly Of he
provisions mHde by thu fathers II TrIus
IN the first constitution for tine muiuiou o
hucc OF public education Rev H. A
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ueryog'- Hands Farewell 10
AnEn.

Prot. Geo. licrLug and the excellent
band ct which he Is the leader, took their
departure yesterday for Au-tin, their
home. Before leaving they paid the EN-
,HiSEH the compliment OF u scr, made,
which will be Pleasantly remembered.
They have, one and ALL made favorable
Impression In Waco and can rest assured
oI - hearty welcome here any time in the
future, whether coming rs musical OF
EaniNtion or ~ individuals. The follow
ing was lett Win IA Tor publication.
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Democratic Executive Com.
MiIIee.

The following is the democratic COM
mltiec rs constituted by county cuuvrn-
ton for the next two years. T., a. Me.
kinney, Of NcLennan county, precinct
No. chairman.
Member Tor precinct No. . W H.
IuttsWurth.
Member Tor precinct No. 3, Joe Rose.
Member lor precinct No. {, w. II. Cobb.
Member Tor precinct No. =, MIR, iicnder,
son,
MembertJr precinct No, = VIC, Kings.
bury.
Member Tor precinct No. 7, Curtis Bar.
nett.
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OGLPsWY - EruH. - Married. ol
Thursday evening July Gth, az s o'clock
at the residence NJ the brides patyu fl
by Rev j. j Shuw, Mr. Goo Ogly-hy
and Miss Halle Kirhgy, daughter 1T
Rev. and Mrs j H. kcu,y, " this city
4 few invited guests, intimate friend.
Of the young couple, witnessed the cpre.
mony and joined 10 the subsequent con,
CALCULATIONS. M Ogle-by is well known
ar the DEPUTY sheriff - tins county and
a highly efficient officer He has won q
most estimuble young lady for Witt
aud may their lives be happy coutcntcd
and prosperous.
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Rogers compared the old systom of
teschng with the new, showing the
many advantages ui the normal schools
to prepare the teacher. Tor more eh c.
tive work in keeping pace wi b the giant
strides made IN all the other depart
mcnts u bnsluess.
Dr. Burlcson then turned the institute
rs thus organized over to the principal
Prot Morton, who, IL mastery style, set
forth the designs and advantages OF the
normal school system, urging the
teachers 70 take earnest hold OF the
work
Institute adjourned TIL 9 a IN.
july It'll. Il C. BrRLEsoS, Chair.
" II LoSG, Sec
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All parties in arrears to me are rcsprrl
fully but urgently requested 10 call and
settle ss have waited patiently and they
an attorney TO. collection.
u3J1dw SANFORD JoIINsO y.
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Electric Consumption Cur

Has undoubtedly the hest n
ton of any medicine for the g
consumption that We have WI
able to find. 1t is prepared clr
for consumption, and those ",
affected with II deep seated COZ
long-Standing, a few Hoses NV
mediate relief, and il Kept upr
feet a cure. II is very soothing
lungs and pleasant to take. On!
nights sleep, free from those lri
paroXysms oi coughing, i wort.
than the price of "a halt dozen b.
ASH your druggist Tor a Nl
once; price 90 cents and Ns.'-
Prepared only by Tucker 4 T.
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-07
NnIkhlesI.-NnIIrn.

All persons holding bills against N,
late Nolksiest are hereby notified To pre-
irnt them before MONDAY next. July 10th
In tho undersigned tor settlement. By
order OF the soGenry.-5O72t
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CasCara Cordial

One of the latest and most pleaq
all liquid c,thartic-, Mis- elegant y.
ton IA mA,ir with srrupNIous cafy
the u, II and most carefully ,elcltt
rial. 1t Is with the greatest p.tpa
We recommend this very ,ulera
harmless remedy as' being the 4s
surcst laxative and cnthN tic lOl Vel
males and children, now In VS., a.
habiIual constipation and ini.-u
cannot tind.anythi < moe .p--1l
tain. 1t Is combined with AIMS
such manner that the hittnra4
ca'rara sagrudA l. completely n
Ash your druggist tOrit, and l,c
take M other. Price ~ cents Iss
Prepared by Tucker y Wi.
lrIA-
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Nerve and Tonic tlIHl''

A most splendid nerve tonic sAl 8
alive. \ sure and speedy IeMt
nervousness, wakcfulns's, ami d."
We are frank to admit that ,hi W
ELIXIR has no real or actla, ~
properties direct in its combi1a'N
that its quieting inil lonc; an E
reached through It's tonic effects
system. and when the following z
are experienced by the inliyIilA'
NERVOUS HEADACHE. NEURILGn, Ai'
TlsN, NERVOUS rROsTRAIIuS, b'c.-
by excessive drinking and eel y
which naturally produces Na-
energy and impaired vitality. t-
that this POWERFUL ELIXIR is mo"
ed to restore the nerves 10 thel' q
condition, thereby giving yigoi ;.
newed strengthen he whole sy''C-
derangcd from oyerwork or QUIZ
ASK your druggist Tor ii. and ".
other. Price 80 cents and 81 pei I
Prepared only by Tucker Il Wil.Ia
Texas.
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ConcordIn--Notice.

~ members of COncordm are hrr,b,
Aouiicd to meet at their hall, on MONDAY
evening neXt, At : O'Clock. by order o.
the secretary .-GO82t
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And Don'tXouTorue,I,.

That the grand pyloteohnic display At
Detranci- garden, Tuesday night vii h,
the event OF tie month. /, will never do
10 miss H.
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Ein,or Of 1870

The finest and oldest whisky iu the city
10 be lIad only OF I. \ Go'd-lcin, 81 Aus.
lin stTeyt.-7ultC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-07

Just opened uu elegant lot " new
Spanish aud cream lace- at B. HHbcr's
81 lite
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EIIN lA.IIIIIts.
Report OF tie tiy Council
procceding- In Jui,
session.

session.
!
Tho city cou.r. met act evening N
regular session q. =. IN. Pr s"nt rs
honor Mayor \. =. Ntnrxi', and Alder
/ men A'cNantrr, Hogan. Moo. O. 71l"ulnh'
/ Nukrcu, Mel ren. NsN'iS' NDs'h'-
! Aldermen wi Ng- and Ii'''.
The minutes oi .''' h'r'AR were ''"u
! AMI appfo'el -... .... .,.- .,,...,.,
Ih" r'pot' "' ,' ''N,'' W., ~ 49,. $3.50
-n"",ns V' I' ''.', '...,.,,.,.,i
10, u' Ir" d, ,..,.,.,,,.i ass.s.ncr,
hA',"" ,.,i,. ,,,, ,,,r,,, S,,ar IN
,, r, .n,.,. H.. boror he mayor An.
,,a.,,,.oI .,., . srosls u..,ing oil tho
.o.r.l uog.l Dee called 70 examine 'hc
,..essmort rolls and that in case OF any
r,A,, hc.n. li.cl She owners wollu be
notified and % .!Ay -ct wien the council
. ouid .oc ..s a board OF equalization. The
time tor {. c..U..'l session - examine rolls
Na- fixed FOR FRIDAY night july N.
Clerk pre."n'gI iht 'c- EWlon OF
s.. ! $ h'"n .e-- 'InS Dol. position -
policeman 81. ltr I-'2'A'oA was '--
copied. . ,..,
-. i'VHoa 's' ''".'' '''.'. '.'''
h ,I.l i'.'. ''- ia .''.'.... ...'- .,,l.'
"'. P'"..
-. ...... ,,.. -..,t,.I from
psr... r,'sl. '..,t..... ..'i.- c,r,aia ron.
',.,.,g. t.,,..os. I.gI.,l .,ra.t no %, ria
.....,.,',i. t..s VA, '.-,. H.. .ofrrir..i.,.
TON w. aaie I'D go .onml.,,con s.r,ot..
a l,t!tion Wa. received from renters OF
.,gl, IN the u.r.o..lou.. begging the
lo7ar.bl, ceuu.. 10 -upgy nc market
uuus, Hith water Consideration was
deferred lu,. %, report from 'hr com
o.. ..H B.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-23
THE MUTUAL UNION.

The Suit against it for a Dissolution of
the Corporation--The Cost of the Lines.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-In the proceedings
before the attorney general against the
Mutual Union Telegraph company, the pa
pers presented contained an affidavit from
James Merrihew,an expert in the construc-
ton OF telegraph, which states that allow
ing $so00oo as margin for contingencies,
the cost of the entire system of the Mutual
Uuion Telegraph company was $4,O70,35O.
A tabulated statement of the ex-
listing lines of the COMPANY
was attached, derived from map and
pamphlet issued by the Mutual Union
company itself, and dated October, 1892.
This list showed the mileage of wires
amount to S0,346 miles, and the mileage of
poles $500. Among the papers submitted
was also statement to the stock exchange,
dated January, 1882, wherein the company
claimed it had a mileage of wire to the
extent at $4,000 miles, and pole line to the
extent of 1000 miles.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-23
MISS EMMA BOND

A Terrible Scene When Attempting to
Testify Before the Grand Jury.
SPRnGI1ELD, ILL.,, Nov 22-In the cir
cult court at Taylorsville to-day, Miss EN-
ma Bond, the victim of gross outrage in
June last, the particulars of which were
published, as well remembered, appeared
before the grand jury. She was but recent
II able to leave her bed, and during the
examination was overtaken with paroxy-
isms which have so often come near caus-
ing her death. Medical aid was called. and
sheswas temporarily restored. The exami-
nation proceeded again: aad she was again
Frustrated. Again she was restored, and
the examination resumed, when she was
seized q third time. In Ithis spasm her
suferings were terrible, and her screams
resounded through the building, and were
heard in the streets more than a square
distant. She was finally quoted, and taken
to her uncle's house in the suburbs of tho
town, where she is lying in precarious
condition, though resting with. compare
tive quiet at late hour tonight.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-23

kers into the haRds Of investors, and al
this rate it will ta1es less than q year to alb
sorb all the speculative stock. The cash.
ier's balance to-day shows 81, 841 800 in the
treasury already usch larger sum than
would be required for the next dividend,
which is not due for two months. Gould
said he was not dealing in any opposition
telegraph lines, and found no rivalry.
He knew tho position Of Western. Union,
and was net at all alarmed = anxious shout
the effects of rival lines. NotyithstAnd-
ing the break in stocks, Could said he had
been for many days steadily buying 1or
people who were uninhuenced by The
ciamof Of panic breeders. The same alb
soFption for investment to which he had
alluded in the case Of Western Union was
observable with regard to other properties
with which he was familiar, particularly in
the case Of Union Pacific. In conclusion,
Could said he looked for substantial inn
PFovements in stocks, aud eventually q
much higher market, az soon as tho money
situation should be assured.
Keene was next interviewed on the spec
ulative situation, and did not hesitate to
talk stocks down after the decline that had
been witnessed, and with railroads earning
such enormous amounts as at present,
he confidently expressed belief that an
era of better days was about to dawn for
holders Of stocks. The sentiment Of con-
servative houses in the street is decidedly
in favor Of higher prices. These views
were expressed by Osborn Il Co., Work,
Strong & Co, Musgrave l. Co., g. A. Ben.
nett d Co, and by foreign houses generally.