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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23
SHE OWNS THE WORLD.

Wisconsin Woman Who Claims to Own
the Whole Country, and is Busy Collect
ing Her Rents from the Inhabitants.
Especial Telegram 10 the Globe.
WEST BEND, Wis, Jan. PA crazy wo-
man made her appearance here yesterday,
claiming to be from Milwaukee. Her
strange attire first attracted attention, as
she was clad in skirt and nightgown
with far cape thrown over her shoulders,
the whole surmounted with cloth dol
man. Her mania seems to be that she is
immensely wealthy, and is proprietress
not only of this town but of the entire
country. She called at the registers
Office this evening and asked that official
to help her in collecting rents which she
said were due her from every
body in this region. She mailed
three bulky envelopes, ons addressed to
New York, and the others to Germany. One
of the letters was eddressed to Prince Bis
marck. The postmaster says she displayed
q large roll of money when purchasing
the necessary stamps. She is of medium
hight, about 40 years old, and is rather
homely looking woman. If no one APP
pears to claim her she will be taken care
of by the authorities.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23
THE KENTUCKY sENATORSHIP
A Vain Effort 20 Stampede the Legislature
for CarlisIe-Be1ief that Williams Will
WIN

A Vain Effort TO Stampede the Legislature
for CarlisIe-Bs1ief that Williams Will
Win.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 22.-The deadlock
in the legislature is still unbroken and the
senatorial contest commanded very little
interest. The unsuccessful efforts to spring
Carlisle last night was repeated to-day in
the joint session of the legislature. Sena-
tor Clement, who cast vote for him last
night, which under the rules was lost, led
off to-day in the joint session, which is
not covered by caucus rules, and was fol-
lowed by seyen others, eight votes in all
being cast for Carlisle. Other
members caused some amnse
ment but brought no little
ridicule upon themselves by casting their
votes for various persons of some local
prominence. Buffoonery of this character
is regarded as injurious to Carlisle, mas
much as it was one of his earnest support
ers who started the ball rolling and subse-
quently turned the work of the session
into ridicule. Tonight there was no
change in the vote, except gain of one
for Williams on the fifty-third ballot, a
Sweeney man casting it. All of Black
burns efforts to stampede the weak mem
bers have failed, and opinion is strong
tonight that Williams will win.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23
LATE MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

The FIRE at 6 O'Clock last evening was at
the ruins of the 4 o'clock a. m. fire. While
the alarm, which was sounded at about 8
clock last night called the department to
g. fire in the confectionery store on Wash
ington, near Twelfth avenue south. The
loss, principally from water, is estimated
at 5000. The fire originated from de-
fective hue.
Officer Egan placed in the bastile last
night, sneak thief who had purloined an
overcoat from Harrison's store on Wash
ington avenue south.
Yesterday sheriff Stoddart closed up
Luke Kinney's English club house at the
instance of the St Paul furniture Co. The
claim only amounts to about $50, and
Mr.. Kinney will raise the sum to-day and
the house will again be thrown open to
the public.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23
NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ]


NEW YORK, Jan. %. The bulls
stifened their backs and opposed
a very creditabe front to the
operations of the bears this morn
ing. Notice was given TO all borrowers of
shares that stock would be bought in sun
der the rule" If not delivered this after
noon. Manipulation WAS also tending in
the same direction. Tbs bears we're by no
means disposed to yseld. however, and
large room traders attacked the
market at every opportunity. Up
to the middle hours the advantage
was about equally divided, with good
deal of appearance that the bulls
might succeed in advancing prices. At
that point they seemed 10 lose their grip
and the market wiited until the close. The
room traders were quick to take advantage
of she situation and we're free sellers of St
Paul. The weak spot in the market all
day wss the Northern Paoiics and they
undoubtedly did great deal 10 dsmoralize
the bulls. Northern Pacific preferred at
no time showed any strenE Oh,
and most of the day WAS very
weak, and Oregon was equally sick.
There vas very good buying of St. Paul
during early hours, and several prominent
houses are talking very buIlish on tho sit
uation, believing that the market s over
sold; that Mr.. Gould mas the ability to turn
it on the short interest, and saying that
when ne really takes hold he does not let
his stocks fall back. These people point
to the course of Western Bnion, Union
Pacific and Missouri Pacific as exemply-
fylng their argument. There was an
active demand for postal telegraph bonds
in New York. All injunction has been
granted in the United States court re-
straining The Oregon Navigation company
from issuing new par cent. bonds.
Union Pacific earnings the first week IN
December decreased $150,000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23
Burning the White Dog.
Ispscial Telegram to the Globe,

SYRACUSE, New York, Jan. 22.-The
Onondaga Iadians ''burned the white deg"
yesterday in their council house in the
reservation. This sacrifice is annually
made by this tribe of the Six Nations to
propitiate the Great Spirit. Fires were
lighted this morning. Cwo Indian boys
stood outside the council house each al
ternately firing shot gun, accom- panying
the report with peculiar cry like the
barking of dog. All the chiefs, braves
and squaws, both Pagan and Christian,
were present decked with feath-
ers and gaudy ornaments. The
dead dog was placed in the council
house and the tribe marched around It
three times with weird incantations and
war hoops to invoke the blessing of the
Great Spirit. The dog was placed in a
stove and burned, while the braves sang
songs and the squaws yelled.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23
A Strong Backing

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. pa petition to the presi-
dent asking tn t David Wagner, formerly chief
justice of the Missouri supreme court. a gentle
man of great ability and high, bro.d legal at
tainments, be appointed judge of tue United
States circuit court to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Judge McCrary, was for
warded to Washington tonight. The petition
was signed by the state supreme judges, several
state officers, the mayor of the city, officers of
81. Louis, the judges of all the courts in st.
Louis aud the bar generally, large number of
the leading citizens, irres uective of party; also
the mayor, city officers and lawyers generally of
Kansas City and other cities in the state.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23
GhScnno EinnncinL.

ESpeciai Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Banks report good
supply of loanable funds aud fair de-
mand, with rates ruling easy at 6@7 per
cent. on the right kind OF security. East
ern exchange between CITY banks changed
hands at Coo premium on $1,000 The
clearings of the associated banks was
$7,192, 900 against $7,42600 yesterday
The flow of currency is in favor of this
city.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23
A BIG Bank Failure

LEADv1LLE, JaL. 2a.-The First National
bank of this city closed its doors, after a
heavy run this afternoon. Preparaions were
made for disastrous run in the morning. at
midnight, tonight, it was made public that the
bank would not open in the morning To pre-
vent an attachme.t the bank has aske for the
appointment If a receiver. 1t is thought that
the deposits will reach over $500 0Do. At this
hour the streets are lined with excited people.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23
A ReIieions Orgnnizar.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. %. Il Eliz4beth r. Beach,
lost on the City of Columbus, was the organizer
of the famous AcAu mission bands in this coun
try, auxiliary to the religious work in Paris,
France, under the name of the McAll mission
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23
TERR1ToRIEs-How ADMITTED.

Representative Hardeman reported fav-
orably from the subcommittee of house
committee on territories, a bill providing
that no territory be admitted to the union
as state unless it has apermsnent!popula
tion equal to that required by congression-
al districts. The subject was considered
by full committe without action.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23
WASHINGTON.
THE PLANS OF THE MISSISsIPPI
RIVER IAPROTsMEET AD-
TOCATES.S
Keifer and His Improper Renewal of Of
ficlals-Mere Rettenness In the Depart
ment of Justice-Lsgan Will Net Inter-
fsrs In Illinois State Politics-SeeiaI
Events
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Some of the
congressman whs object to taking money
out of the treasury for the purpose Of
protecting property in Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi are looking forward to some fun
when the third bill on the house calendar
is reached. This is a bill directing the
secretary of war 10 have the gaps
IN the Mississippi levees closed. 1t shows
what the lower Mississippi people are
after in spite of repeated denisls and at
tempts to cover up the main object OF the
improvement under the plans of the river
commission.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23


Reagan's interstate commerce bill was
discussed in the houEe committee on COM
merce this morning. An amendment,
making the bill applicable to all common
carriers engaged in the transportation of
property from one state to another, wheth-
er by land or water, was disagreed to. The
consideration of the measures of retalia-
ton against France and Germany were
postponed until the next regular meeting
CHEAPER POSTAGE.
The house committee on postofices and
pest roads, agreed to report favorably on
the bill fixing the rate of postage at one
cent per three ounces on newspapers and
periodicals, sent by others than the pub
Usher or news agent.
FITz JOHN PoRTER's BILL.
The senate committee on military af
fairs ordered that the bill for the relief of
Fitz John Porter be reported favorably.
spEgR MADE AN ATTORNEY.
The senate confirmed the nomination of
Emory Speer, United States district at
torney for the northern district of Georgia
The debate upon the subject was Ions
one, the constitutional question having
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-23

Senator Dawes reported favorably from
the committee on Indian affairs bills to
provide agricultural lands for the southern
band of Ute Indians in that part of Utah
known as Unitah reservation, in lieu of
lands herstofore provided for allotment to
them or Platte river and vicinity, and in
Colorado and New Mexico.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-02
Enithrlnmn OF skin Cnncpr.

THIS form of cancer Il the most prevalent
type, und IL IN most eases fatal as II gradually
eats away until II destroys life II would seem
that SwittS Specific is indeed IL specific for this
Mrs X. A. Armstrong Veronu, Miss. writes
under dutC of Muy III, 1884 "AttCr taking six
bottles of swift Specific the cancer ishcnIing;
is greatly reduced In size, II now gives mo no
pain, uud my general health huS so much i'm
proved that ! am able 70 DO up ana attend to
my household duties something | had not
been able 10 do In several years feel thut 1t
will cure me-
Mr. NJ. n Cmyton, of Rcd Clny, Gu, writes
under recent dGtn; IAN painful sensations In
my cancer are decreasing. ! feel decidedly
better, and the cancer has commenced to
heal"
Dr.. NJ +. Grumley, ofOglethorpc, Ga, writes
under date Of May TO- Mr.. NivcS, who had
such IL terrible cancer on his fHCo Is about
well, New skin has grown all over his face,
and looks almost rs we'll as II ever did, aud [
would like some of your company To see him"
Mr. w. IL, Gilbert, Albany ca, writes under
date of May y: "Mr. Brooks, OF BaCOnton, Is
improving fast, lie Is now nhlc % be up,
When he commenced Switt'S Specific he wis
mce"
Mcssrs. J. 81 u. IIortcr of North Marches,
ter Ind, write under date of May |: Tho
lady with cancer Is improvihg right along,
The Specific increased the discharge for the
first few days, but the soreness Is gone ana she
" much better"
Mrs W H. Route, of GOrdousvillC, Va,
writes under date OF May II, 1884: 81 am much
improved The cancer Is better; does not pain
me at all. II X u wonder 20 Nil my friends"
Mr.. James l.. Logan, Of MichuuX Ferry, Va,
writes under dutc of May 10, 1854: MY con.
dtion Is greatly improved; my general health
Is good; my appetite good cancer decidedly
better, and has begun TO heal nicely How can
! ever repay your"
Mr.. J. S. Rhodes, Of MIN River, N, g., writes
under date of May 10, 1881: MY mother has
been using Swilt's Specific about two weeks,
aud isimpEoving The cancer is not now pain-
nll, and is healing"
Mr.. T. j. Tcatc, of Waclssa Fla, writes
under date Of May 2, issI; "Swin's Specific
has cured a cancer on N.Y. hCc, and has almost
made u young man ont OF me"
Mr. r, Tinslcy Of Burr Mills, Va, writes
Muy /, 1891 my wife has taken four bottles
Of Swifts Specific for II cnncct, and has i'm
proved wonderfully, ! shall keep II up; have
no doubt II will cure her"
II may not he ont Of plncc 70 state that Swit'
Specific (S :. 81 ~ entirely vegetable pre-
pnratiOn, aud seems 70 cure cancers 10y lUrtdnp
out tho poison through the cancer, The public
should be cautioned about limitations Of ON
remedy, aud beware of all potash and mercury
mixtures gotten M 70 initiate ~ and sell theft
poisonous stud on the reputation OF our Specific
These potash mixtures not only do no good II
Cnuccr treatment, bu' arc absolutely danger
Gus, send Tor fun history OF Blood and ski
Diseases aud Cancer Treutment
IlIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Goa Drawer y, Atlanta
| Ga, l5g W, pa St. ~ ", and 1915 Chestnut
st., Philadelphia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-02

PART I-GEOLOGY.
PART II-ETHNOLOGY.
PART III-ANATOMf.
PART IV-PATHOLOGY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-02
TIE COURT RECORD.


circuit Cowi--Tgstico Hdgper-.Purmun W,
LOWS, order Of publication two cases., United
states OK rel. Lee Va United Ad association
No, /. leave 90 amend petition by agreement.
1uyloe ~ a. VS., Tnwis' on trial Assignment
for to-day unchanged,
BrRV Cort-Jagiirr CDr--Chnpin Va
Loughcny; rufcrcncct 20 the auditor 20 report on
plrition Webster W. Webster, sale Of prop,
crty by trustee directed. Lawrence vs., Law
renee, testimony ordered taken before Exam
incr tOhn 4, MCNllly scott Vs. Scott, appear
uuCu of absent defendant ordered. bowling
VI National Savings bank case ordered ON
July calendar Crawford q al vs. SQulur " M, ,
possession OfsufO johannes is Elmunds OTdplol
Wc,thum Granite company Vs. Dunn, motion
h uunsh d, a. OyCrrtlGl Hurley va Hurley
motion 10 vacntc decree ordered button vs.
Lewis; reference 10 CUmmisslu lers Fisher
Warner and Hoffman ordered Foster W,
Foster divorce decroed McDer,nUtt " Me-
pcfmOtt, sale OF Robert McpeEnOtta share
finally ratified. Bernhard vs., Porter; bill dis.
missed ChillTen's hospital vs., CITY Orphan
asylum; offer u Smith TOwnshend ordered Qc-
Ceptud, Assignment for odly--NoS /, 2, 3, T.,
h, q, 7, 2, y, and 10.
CiiWinli CUuf -,MsScs HNfe.-ieorgo r.
Burroughs aud Frederick King, housebIeals-
ing and lnrgcuyi arrgigned and plead not
guilty in each case. Henry L, buckingham,
larceny nom the pcuOn; urralgp01 anu plead
guilty; sentence y two years In tkkenitan'
tiaTy Charles 2eyppVcht, Cm1 #0ment;
| arTligued and plead not guily2H ~ ph- a.
! Rodgers obtaining money undih IN pro-
sgs93i sgEAisasa aud pli24 A9igA ylalnSs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-02

OPEN DAILY FROM o A. NJ. TO 10 p, NJ,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-02

baltimore, July COTTON dull md lower;
middllug, IL. Flour steady aud dull; Howard
street aud western tlrpcriinc. se7bi337; do
extra s3.501l25; do family Ab0@67S city
425: do RIO brands. s6lGp676; PNtnI,1co fRu-
lily. 50 %; do. suporlatlvu pntont, 1915. Wheat
southern caslGr aud flirly active; western
lower and luirly nctiyG southern red, 81 Onp
lOi: do amber, o. 0j@lG7; No, | Maryland
q .U}31 asked; No 2wCstrrD winter rcd, spot
9iGD0i1lc; July, 9li5c asked; August, Nldmg5k;
September, O71z gy7lac. COnI-SuuthGrn nUml.
n0lly stcaly. Western lowcr, closing dull;
southern white 6Sc; do, yellow, d2GDdSo west,
ern mixed. spot. 65@odc July, %" 5l1@t;
8s6ollc; do mixed, 8%g30c; renusylvnia,
879ai0O, Rye quiet nj 6Sp7Uc. Hay quiet;
prlmc TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
sl3OO01lbOO Provisions easy aud gu'ut;
iness pork sl795; bulk meats, shoulders, AMI
clcur rib sides, packed, 74wDG, bucon -
shoulders, Sc; clcnrrib sides. p4c, hams, 1880
l5%c. Lnrd-Rchnch, 9iIc Bnttur steady
western packed, Nyijc creamery, l792Oc
Eggs wcak ind dull ~ i6G r%IDlennm
cargocS, ordinary e fR $685. Sugar
quiet, \ soft, GISc, Coppor-kr.lnol quiet a;
1870 Whisky uominOly stoudy at ella.
FrclEhts to Liverpool pcr steamer quiet;
cotton, 0Gia. lour, j.; Fruin,, Rd9iLd.
RCCclpts-FlOur 2SB BARRELS; wheat, 1000
bushels, corn, 1900 bushels; outs, 1900
bushels; rye, 1000 bushels shipments Whcnt,
1000 bushels, corn, 100 bushels Saler-
Wheat, 10000 bushels com, $4,000 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, July Virginia rs consolidated,
3iL; do second surius rs; new b. Ollgi North
| Carolina u, old lO2z bid to-day,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-02

OFFICE or SurrnINrENprNr,
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY
DEPARTMENT BulLpISO,
wAsMfSUrDS. Juno On 1854

OFFICE or SurrnINrENprNr,
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY
DEPARTMENT BulLpiS0,
wAsHtSGroS, June %, 1874.
Scaled proposals. IN duplicate (sypnrntcly), for
Coal and Wood. Endorsed and addressed t. the
superintendent of the Stute, War, and Navy
Department Building, will be received until IL
o'clock IN. on SATURDAY, July ., 1884, to
supply the state, War. nnd Navy Department
building with Fuel, namely:
1000 tons extra hard White Ash Furnace Coal.
90 tons White Ash stove COnl
Resolving the right to order ns much more OF
either Furnace or stove as may be required Mt
the same price.
All coal to bc fthe best quality FREQ from dirt
and slate, and Inspected by II sworn Inspector, ut
the cost of the contractor.
so cords, more or less, Spruce Pine Wood.
90 cords, more OF less, Hickory Wood
All the Wood to he Of tho host quality, and in.
spcctedby sworn inspector, Of the cost of the
contractor.
The Coal and Wood IN DO delivered ut tho
state, War, aud Navy Department Building or
O0lCc for which required aud stored In tho
Vaultshy the parties 10 whom the contract or
contracts may be awarded, In such quantities rs
the convenience OfthC Department may require
The right to rclcCt amy and all bids or TO accept
any portion OfAny bid Is reserved, and the sue.
CCsshl bidder will he required to Furnish o bond
IN the sum of 5000 as Il guarantee OF the Aith.
full performance of the contract which may he
awarded him. HENRY L. SNYDER
chief Engineer I. :. Navy, Superintendent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-02

Tho senate In executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations
COLLECTORS Of cuStoms--Chnrles f. Robinson,
Of North Carolina, for the district OF Albcmarlc,
N. G.. DpnnlS Eagau. Of Florida, for the district
of Key West Fla. BENJAMIN Upton. jr, Of Viz
giniA, for the district VI TappGhaunock, Va;
George Fay, of Virginia, for the district Of
Chctrystonc Va; Franklin II. GOss. OF Massa.
chusctts, for the district Of Barustable, Mass,
Register Of land oiliccs-Jumes NJ Arrustrng,
of Washington territory NJ spokane Falls, W.
r.; Charles A. Withorell of Nevada, ut Car.
son City; GcoBo A. G, Woollcy, Of Missouri, at
Springfield, Mo
John w Mcldrum, of laramie City, wyo., to
be surveyor general OF Wyoming,
Chester Thomas, Of Topeka, Kqus, to he
receiver OF public moneys ut Prescott, Aria
rnstmaSters. Il; urvehe, ei MT
Ncb; Carlos u. Wilson, at Bucua VISTA col
AmaSa S, Lindsay, at Anthouy, Rams; David
J. Moore, NJ Sodon, Knns.; BCriine PiuckuCy, az
Peabody, Knns,; James W. Nicholas, Eureka
Kans
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-02
THE MARKETS.


SDcciai Dispatch
NEW YouW, July 1.-The report that Wander.
bilt had made further loans on government
bonds for taking UP Lake Shore is generally
believed
Bulls boljovc largo proportion Of tho
many millions paid for current Interest to-day,
will seek investment in Wall street IN good
stocks and bonds.
The next Oregon Unconstitutional loan falls
duc Aug l, and Is tho Gould loau for Sl,OOo,''
A Chicngc dispatch saysthe board OF tradc
there adi0utns July l and o, the fnmc rs
tho New York exchange.
A philadelphia disratch says there IA ffcc
purchasing of PENNSYLVANIA uilroud stock for
London
Tho stock market opened to-day ut about
Mondays closing, held steady for hitocn min.
utes, then declincd9s on tho aOtive list, rallied
and advanced slowly til 1880, WHOM active
trading OF the advance, and hold right M TO
closing, Ut which the highcs, figures of the day
ruled. The various rohds meeting the July
| Interest promptly was the immediate Causo 81
| the tirmnqSS, aud the shorts covering on OIL
stocks In the dividend paying list helped the
| boom.
Money very cosy. Closcd per cent
| The oil market to-day was irregular, but
closed Inn. Pipeline cert Hoates fell on from
59if TO Sl7s, rallied To 500, dropped 60 513S,nnd
closed AZ tah bid.
! Bv As9orc,sd Pres
| NEW York, July Speculation NJ tho stock
exchange opened barely stcnly, and soon
weakened. Prices declined "A tu I u per cent.
on fcut that number Of tnllruud companies
| would default on their interest payments,
Later on, when y became known that Union
| Pacific, NOrthern Pacific, uud other companies
| wcrc getting thcir rtcrcsl charges urnnptly,
and that the Denver aud Rio Orlndu was toe
only rond which had dchutrd, o huoyaut feel.
! ing prevailed.
~. The fact nat the Wabash receivers were gay.
| ing interest on larger number of bonds than
expected also had n hlvOrublc effect This re-
stored confidence In "A great measure, aud con.
siderable stock was taken fOrthr long account
Prices rose y toat per com. There were To-.
pctons ut intervals, but each decline brought
IN now buying orders, mud the market closed
strong. As compared with Inst uMhts closing
prices nrC u TO "a per cent higher, except for
New Jersey Central, which Is y per cent
lower
Tho exports Conclusive OF spoole) from the
port of New York for tho week ended today
wcrn Sj,0l3l 5l, against co. ,lS) for the cor.
responding week In 1883 The total exports
since Jan, L. Sl6A, 93G,737 against sl76W3,ols for
tho SAME period last ycnr, Railway bonds were
trmcr to-day,
The sales Of stock to-day aggregated 2077e2
shares, Including the following Central
Western, ~ 80; Erie. 400; Lake shore $500
Louisville aud Nashville 97.G52 Mi4our Pm
! cihc, sh35. Northwest, % so; Now York Cen.
trul, 1890, PaCi0o Mnu. b,il0, Rcndung 300
IT, Paul, %, 700; Texas ruOiho, IoOO; Union Pa
Cinc, 6O,l21, Western Union, 25,sI0i Oregon
1nnscOutincntal, $50; Northern Pacific pro
forrod, 1891
subtrnasury halauct4-Coiu. SIZE $50 G28 cur
| TcnCy, tl0,O2l,bG2.