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FINANCE AND TRADE.
rAeroa.ars. of ths Money and Stock l:i Ma

Z .
EEwYoEx. March 12-Money easy, at 1a11 per.
cent, closing at percent, Prime mercantile paper
4a5 percent Sterling Exchange bankers bills dull
and quiet at q S3lz: demand u 50. 2, II.
GovERSNENfs-pull.q quiet and unchanged. -
STATE sECuRITtEs-Q Quiet and steady with some
issues shade higher 3.. = "a iilf.5I Z !,
RAILROAD Bosps-Agail active and generally
higher, business being well distributed. AS indi-
ealing the demand for this class Of securities por.
ton Of what Is known as the Halgarten loan, Balti.
more q Ohio percent 4pyear gold bonds, was
offered this morning at l0lx and the whole
amount taken almost Of once the bonds selling
brlSkly later al percent advance on the Subserip.
ton price. = -
lSrocKs-The market was comparatively quiet aud
tpeculaton show disposition 70 walt for further
should have re4ction.beto cmakiny further ma;
tefial advance and there Is also disposition 10
wait for more definite news from Europe In regard
TO the trouble between Kugand mud Russia. The war
news on Wall street today was Of 4 more paciHc
character, and the operatots who. Yesterday. TALKED
confidently ola decided boom III stocks, are to-day
advocates Of moderate reaction, which, they say,
except when they buy, and will also induce Tie
leading bears 70 increase their lines Of shorts AT
te ogSal9g t %9eians EtS wcs somewhat
there were further fractional decl lines when, In
many case, the lowest ptlcQs 0t the day etr made,
Alter slsiltfaiiy me market eecame steady and
next OMAHA dividend would not be rad, This
was followed byia brpak In Omaha preferred on a
comparatively tmdlng TO siIs against SEX 81
percent, The greatest sympathy with this down,
ward movement was ShoWnIu Grangen, especially
ST. Paul. Later ,the. statement was denied In 70.
ss 70 ~ ea e @ ssss os Ss,
ss PsuI; which sCId down . 7sE ssstsst 9S iast
evening y NoEshMesiefnl symIatht.ed with he
whole list haally closed Wses and acnefaiiywithIn
very small fTaettpns al the lowest price oIthe dRy
aud from y 70 percent lowet than the Anal quots,
tinn Yesterday. liii ;a.f ~ III ,iiiI3Esis
soRn fseias wSiSf dropped from tx Is fS and
remained steady near IS the rest sot the DAY,
closing st \ percent lower Ut l55s. II
sT sse t ss ssSat sss r sss there 1.
Esolac stock preierFed and absaFblna Missouri,
Saasps K, Texas By gyIaE oss ahass q Missouri
Of The Missouri Kansas q Texas Siockholdeis and
quiet The oppoSittnn 70 the present management.
Il Gay 1 T eft sssRs s e s
'V Tssss SSs siSSs " tSe stssss. ' ~ @
pselas = q 1Gl ~ IA: s:st,a 4
h71s; LehlgA 4 WtikesbArre, gJst: Louisiana Con,
EolS u; Missouri @. 100 Sc Joseph, rs; s, P, d
9. an6, ~ Tennessee old, Al donev. O.; Texss
P Pssss ts&as e i q aa ss saSss sSp
Ing Fund, 1lf2{ Virginia g. NJ; virginia ConSolS,
extra matured coupons, "a; do deferred, 0%i
Adams EEpreas, ls2t American ExpseeS, oil Can;
. Ohio. 633SS dp 9Tst preferred, I0i (; DO Seccnd
nc, 70 psSt eIfs6, 81 Fat Wayne. Us!
K Kaaaisg 49, Ie;sss rs: g. prs s
Lake Shore, fik: LanIEyille q NashyiilNS AIS2,
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NEW. YoRx, March 1a.-The market continues ts
maintain the demand aud sales previously report
cd and the selections continue very miscellaneous
indicating an improved distributing trade. With
Iobbets supply stocks as rApldlyAs assortment
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Tho saloon Iseepofls paafadIsS.

Rflldlse fadgaldeattF
We believe that the saloon keeper win
find adyantagestn the great free State 81
Ohio thai; he can find inino other place on
earth, thanks 10 Q Democratic Supreme
Court and the Prohibi tionlsts, who Nte
really hiE best friends .,sies '2.si' ~ ~,
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Whenyouh have pain inyour head, lame,
ness in your side, distress In your back,
shortness ofbreathr and frequent spells Of
coughing, itseems prettybad, does itnot?
case as beyond restoration. But Mrs.
Nettie Hastings, Of Cambridgeport, Mass,
who was thus afflicted, took Browns Iron
Bitters and Gratefully writes that the
Prince Of Tonnes ppletely restored herto
health. twill restore you, too.
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THE best variety Of skate satchels at
John Fl. Halls, 1888 Main street.
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LET every boy, hear Murphy at the
Capitol Rink tonight. Tickets on sale at
office; % cents. it,ifSia An5
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w. j. w. CowpRS was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian OF John W. McAIaster, or
phan child Of John n Master, deceased.
Bond 500; w. H. Caldwell surety. 6.
W. Atkinson qualified In Clerk Hooks
Office as a notary public, giving the re-
quired bond, with w. j. W. Cowden as
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'FoRs SALE.
| INoUNTRY RESIDENCE T9 &C. + z

CoUNTRY RESIDENCE, !S ~, Il y
~ Win Valuable Lands, near the Ci'I' W
AZ Sn am compelled to move 70 Ehe ey ,II, W y
my residence togethef with much o. ,S wv n
Farm and Garden Lands, 70 Antt lII ,isos / I'd
DON'T eli win rOnt There y on W. VA Sru on
tenant house; also large new At ~ M in5 Y
crib and wagon shed ~ uu1 Tse ycI ne II ItF
ians S. ISieh hss Sesn enriched with hn3aISs
loads of good stable manure, hauled LIZ III ,a,ppls
Last two yeaFs Most Of The lRna ~ TT nd Irtta
gardening purposes. There y sS ~ Es Tif - Y
lands with neverAillng sprlngs ~ Z, WeIi tlASt$S
heldk large portion @ Va 11S,nn fo,; VII afisTg
N such II wanted. Some have DGei S 'rt pattst
on, TERMS VIII be made easy AUG " "a III siitlEs
On, For further Information y" TiI REGiN
eallen
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SECRETARY OF STATE WALKER yesterday
issued certificate Of incorporation to the
"skull Run Gas Company, = Of Wellsburgi
the capital stock Of which Is $4,000. Of
this sum 5000 has been subscribed and
SS00paid in. The corporators are Eugene
TAR, William Fl. TAR, /. Fl. Duyal, w.
@. Barclay and WI. Apologize.
The "Mother HUBBARD game Of foot.
ball played at the Island rink last night
was q "screamer." The players were
dressed in Mother Hubbard gowns and
some OF the frantic efforts they made To
kick the ball were ludicioas in the ex-
treme. The entertainment proved 10 be
such success that 1t will be repeated
next Monday night
JACQUES KRueEg and his really excel
lent company presented that enjoyable
compound Of rollicking fun, quiet humor,
fine music and artistic specially acting,
dreams, or Fun ina Photograph Gal.
lery, 1.-THE Opera House last night to q
fair audience. Few audiences have been
more highly entertainedo r more thorough
" pleased this season. ,lslff 4 = 5
WILLIAM FlSpLEY, Of Bellaire, has been
awarded the contract for erecting the stone
work 81 the new steel plant and blast fur
mace which isto be built this spring by
ana Riverside Iron and Nail Works at
Benwood. He has q large force OF men a.
work In his quarry getting out stone Tor y.
He will commence work at once and push
Il through to completion as rapidly as pos
sible. ,,.s6., ~
Jonx MOONEY and Eek Filan were ar
rested yesterday by the city police on
complaint OF City Health Officer Garrison,
who alleges that they have been visiting
the Kennedy house, on Chaplines street
and afterward circulating through the!
community, and that there is danger OF
their spreading tha smallpox eontaeion.
They will have q hearing In Police Court
this morning.
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the list Of marriage licenses
issued, ported in last Tuesdays issue Of
the Washington, d. c., Poa,is noticed
one to Mr.. Thomas A. Little and Miss
Jessie g. Mason, Of this city. Both Of
these parties have large circle Of friends
here who WILDE glad to tender congratula-
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Cotton.

EwYoRk, March l2.-cotton weak at II s.l6a
II 7iec: futures barely steady March 11i2c: April
Loo; May zoo; June Sic; July Il $50; Angus
Dor l0,fic: December i045c. ~ ~ ~ NJ
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THE pLIDGEs AND RIBBONS.

Over three.fourths Of the men put up
their hands and the pledges were dis.
tributed. Asupply Of 6lueTibbon badges
was also left, TO be distributed, provided
Superintendent West, who was unable TO
be at the meeting, was willing that they
should be worn on the prison suits.
While the pledges were being distribu.
ted Mr.. Murphy circulated among the
men and shook hands and spoke with
each one. He had awarm grasp Of the
hand and kindly word for all and was
answered by numerous expressions Of
"God bless you,n THANK you, sir" aud
"Goodbye.h During all this time the
singing was not allowed to lag and hymn
after hymn was sung In amelodious and
spirited manner. f&
Nj. Murphy and his party returned to
this'c at 6 O'clock, very much pleased
and grahlied with their days work. The
lioundsville people who were OF
tho meeting were very much de-
lighted with Mr.. Murphy and propose
having him address the citizens In the
Court House or rink at an early day.
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RousEp TO ENTHUSIASM.

While speaking OF bravery he described
the historical ride OF General Phil sheri.
dan and the battle that preceded II, in his
strong dramatic way. Mr.. Murphy does
this remarkably well. He acts it as he
talks, so that one sees all the scenes he
depicts almost as though they were before
the eyes. Among the prisoners are some
who wore either the blue or the gray;
they could easily be singled out by the
eager attention they paid 10 this part oil
the speakers talk. Gradually he reached
his climax, and as in graphic language
he pointed out Sheridan dashing down
the line; and thus reversing the defeat
that hung over the Union army, thepris:
oners broke into hearty applause and a
half dozen or 80 cheered Justify. The col.
cred prisoners especially, were enthused
and their faces indicated plainly the en-
joyment they were experiencing.
Mr.. Murphy spoke for over an hour and
when he closed but halt an hour remained
in which TO catch the train. 1t was i'm
possible to remain and have Che men walk
up and sign the pledge, so Mr.. Murphy
asked all who were willing TO sign the
pledge to hold up their hands.
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Tolkpo, O., March II Wheat outlet and weak:
May Sl5lc; June $50; No. 2 soft &c. Corn quiet;
No:2 cash and March 4ihc: May 1916. oa1
quiet; No. 2. &lc bid. C1overeed dull prime cash
Il IS bid;i 81 90 asked; March u 20 Asked April
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M IA . ss9s /, s d ssly An ssa

Nay June 7a.ssass; ; Isly 4, sSs
Butter dull and easter a iQts Uheeas eul. .eau
heavy. ~. 4,
cHeAso, 1tIa March Ylear steady snd
opened excited With large buying and Iettinf q.
All. bsit aiter me fifSs lev minutes Of usding
rfiee5 feil on 1ifc hllied IA egAln declinea
auetuated and eloied rs s S1naa n 9s:
e 1Ssetd 4 June closed g 81 g:
30 ctlsegS spring Ash; 70 Soss IS HI
demand and moderately firm, but closed a. 5c
Inder top prices Of the day. cash &se ~.
SgjEc, closed at 800; May closed ~ 80
oa II taf a iSa NEE ~ III
eiaSins Amt cash April closed
at 2s5sc; May SlsSaslISc, closed a. Msfc kye
steady q GSS harley o,I esn y ana n dS' ~
Pork il good demand and unsettled opened ht W
closed steady cash sl2 April ~ 1uaiz
s0, "a q aaI is s s JasS s 81 sis closed .
SO pal9 9l<. Lard steady and nnepanged; caSh
March &c: APEl Sg Re sns;.s aa x
5a7 100, cased 7oSa1gs b ssnS+ IN sS m
d s5c; Ghort clear 6SoaG SO. Whisfy STEADY ana
inchanCesi Al 81 49,. Butter duh and unchanged.
Eggs inGetiYe at lSal9c Afternoon BoeIu-Mnsah
10 mediate betweefl England and Russia declined
70 SO for NAV but recovered 70
declined 1[a3Sc. Oats declined sc. FORK dectined
loc. Lard declined 2hc.
PHnApEtPHIA, Pa, March l2-Flour IN mod
erate demand rye -four scarce and hrm ~ " ~
962S Wheat lrm and Aac hsner ~ i tns s snS
soSea WI: M. Tea March ssassje April seA
SEQ: May eia9i 70; June e2f Uorn, a shade
amer under lie steady export demand, but no
disposition TO trade on speculative account car
lots dull and irrsgulSr No miSsd aaaS mS.
mixed 4sc; NJ i mt1en s1ts sieadv and
IN fair demand: rejected willie Sihc; ungraded
white 365Sc: No. white Ga3I54ci futures nfm
and uncllanEed, Butter dull and unAettledi fatf
70 good 1sA20c; rolls l0alTc.
CINCINNATI, o., March 12.-Flour, demand rood
and tending upward; family y b1aS y; fancy M0V
a 90 Wheat In fair demand; 70: ~ Fea ssc; ~
Com, stronger: No. . mixed 4SA4b1Sc Oats fairly
active and q shade higher at sS1teSic. Rye scarce
and arm at g. Ia6sc. Barley In iaIr demand. Pork
1uIet and firm at SIS 01al3 Is. Lard easy NJ 6soa
zoos. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged: Bacon
unclIafIed. Eggs dull, weak and lower a. 20A2lc.
cheese dull and dropping; Ohio factory Saile.
BALTIMORE, No., March l2.-Flour steady. hrm
and fairly active Wheat western higher and fairly
active; No. . winter red spot 81 taS71<c; March
$50; April S95S a90c; May g2ao91fc ~ Corn. western
higher but quiet; mixed spot 4eAaty7se; fresh
April 4eS; NAY S9sSts NIX sssn IniIe sS ~
SIC, Rye Quiet at 12a75c. Provisions duh. Whisky
steady 1t 81 20al n. =
Tolkpo, O., March Il. Wheat auiet and weak;
No, 3 red cash and March SOC asked; April sO1ic;
May Sl1Ie: June $50; No. 2 soft S6c, Corn quiet;
No:2 cash and March 4ilzc: May tf54c. oa1
quiet; No. Q a2c bid. ClnveIteed dulli prime cash
Il IS bid;i 81 % asked: March 81 20 askedi April
1 81
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.EToR DODGERS AND SMALL la. I.
~ BILLS -...,.r, ,op pOON2 y&s
4 Go 10 tho TNTE1I1GENCbR JV W, S,s Il t5,cs
and n Fourteenth street, HheIe !VS
pedated q lhost notcA
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LEATHER SKATE IsATeHEIs Tor 500 at
John n. Halls, l1ss Main stteeb
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MURPHY AT4THE PEN

TuE PRIsoNERs. NJ aouNpsv1l11
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c. HESS & SONS.
LOCAL BREvIrlEs.

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About the
City.
Bro Murphy meeting at the Capitol
rink this evening. ,{
"QuREN's EVIDENCE" continues TO de.
light discriminating audiences at Charley
shay's theatre. az a-i5
TnE game of foot ball at the Capitol
rink last evening was very amusing and
was hugely enjoyed by the audience.
ATEAM belonging to George Bowers, the
butcher, ran of in Centre Wheeling, and
collided with another team. Mr.. Bowers
was thrown out and badly hurt.
ANTHONY GREEN, q teamster in the en-
ploy OF the Manchester Coal Company,
was kicked in the face by horse yester-
day, receiving painful and serious ipiu.
ries. DIR. Bates sewed up the cuts.
THE Mexican Mission Band, connected
with the First Presbyterian Church, will
give an entertainment in the lecture room
Of the church this evening. Avery en-
tertaining programme has been arranged.
Po1.cEMAy DUNLAP says he will pick
four officers from the night force who will
race any four from the day force three
mile roller race for the oyster suppers
"all round" This would make daisy
race.
TuR management OF the Chapltne street
rink has received assurances, that Will
e. Daniels, the great skater, the favorite
here in Wheeling as well as elsewhere,
will positively be at the rink tomorrow
Afternoon and evening.
Wr1LIAM MuLDooN, charged with the
felonious shooting Of George Watson, was
yesterday released by Squire Ankle upon
giving 81 900 bail for his appearance next
tuesday. He was fined $50. and costs in
police court yesterday morning.
TIM supper and social given last night
by the ladies' Of the Third Presbyterian
Church in their church edifice in the
Eighth ward, was largely attended and
proved to be q very pleasant affair. 1t
will be continued this, and tomorrow
evenings. 49,. l..
CoNslDERABLE excitement was created
at the corner Of Market and Fourteenth
streets last evening Just as people were
going home from their work by Joseph
Godfrey, who was taken with a fit and fell
in the street. He was taken home by
the police. ai., ~
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord deed made March y, by John
Bitter to the heirs Of Frederick Thomas,
deceased, in consideration Of S., for the
interest Of the party Of the first part in
lots A, 45 and 10 in 2. Jacobs addition to
the city ofWheeling.
CoNsrADLEs LOVE and Lauchlin yester-
day visited a house in Alley II and ar
rested Fred Washington, colored man,
and Francis Barger, a white woman, on a
charge Of prostitution. The warrant was
issued by Squire Woods, before whom the
hearing will take place this afternoon.
4 Among the list Of marriage licenses
issued: reported in last Tuesdays issue Of
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M. G :jIJ':IiM 8 CO,
Cor. Main and Twelfth SIS
.a:oe Sale.
IN0RaALE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEAT.

Ten acres Of choice high bottom fad q III
below Wheeling, on Ohio River ana p. . II II rS
fitchen and outbuildingS, situated n ~ w
maple, sugar and poplar trees. Also SBVS'
ton Of trnit tres. Apply 70 oo am v.,ks,A
III n w, v. H0GE'& BRO, iSU ANAs IN
orr W. MORROW, on the premise.
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TnE supper and social given last night
by the ladies' Of the Third Presbyterian
Church in their church ediice in the
Eighth ward, was largely attended and
proved to be a very pleasant affair. II
will be continued this, and tomorrow
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It waswith them an extraordinary occa.
siof !; they were not only To hear the voice
OF strange speaker, which Is welcome
at all times, but that speaker was q man
Of almost worldwide notoriety, and one
who had known what It was to be away
down in the dregs Of life as many of them
had been. They had all heard Of him and
were anxious to see and her him for them.
selves. After the inmates had all been
seated, the visitors were escorted to the
place Of meeting. A number OF Mounds.
vile people had arrived to hear Mr..
Murphy, and altogether there was party
OF about fifty strangers.
AS the party entered, the prisonerswere
found seated aud singing the familiar
hymn, Grown Him Lord Of ALL" This
was another reason for the enjoyment by
the prisoners Of the meeting. They got a
chanceto sing and hear each others voices,
a circumstance TO them Of no small note
in the dreary, almost yoiceless lives they
are forced to lead. The singing was led
by the colored prisoners, over seyenty.five
in number, who occupied a section Of seats
on one side and formed "the choir"
Nearly all the others joined in, however,
and, as may be imagined, over two hun
dred male voices made rousing big
nbnrna
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2-Flour steady, firm
western higher and fairly
spot 50 sas7, q; March
p2a02kc. Corn. western
! spot 49, fatg g; fresh
kalgtkG: steamer tGz 70.
white 3sa39c; mixed ia
Provisions dull. whisky
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sign 4 the children were kept ont better
and the ladies' were seated in the side
seats, thereby giving Mr.. Murphya better
chance 10 get II the men seated in the
bod rof the church The audience was q
better one too, than those Of previous
nights that Is, Il was more to Mr..
Murphy's liking, in that Il contained
more material forihim 70 work on. There
were quite q number ofworking men pres
eat and q number Of them signed the
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BALTlMORK, ND, MHICH
and fairly active. Wheat,
active; No. 2 winter red
$50; April 50 a90c; May
higher but quiet: nike
April 4o1 aigJ Sc; May 4
Oats very strong; western
sc. Rye outlet % I2a76c.
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Now the speaker told them Of some hui
morous event in his life and smile and a
light ripple Of applause went around.
Changing again, he spoke Of his wife and
family and then, as in vigorous and elo-
quent language he urged them to make
new resolutions and be brave and honest,
a light Of firm determination seemed TO
shine in the ewes Of many.
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NEwYoEx. March i2-Money easy, at 1al1 4 per
cent, closing at percent, Prime mercantile pape,
4a5 percent Sterling Exchange bankers bills dull
and quiet at u $50; demand u So. sfsIgt
GoYERNNENrs-pull. quiet and unchanged.
STATE SEcuRtTtEs-Quse and steady with some
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RAILROAD Bosps-Again active and generally
HIGHER buEiness being well distributed AS indE
ealing the demand for this class Of securities por
ton Of what IS known as the Hallgarten Loan Blti
more q Ohio percent 4eyear gold bonds. wa,
offered this morning at 10ih and the whole
amount taken almost at once. the bonds selling
brISkly later al percent advance on the subserip
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States army and write descriptions Of The
same induced me to enlist. Twas assigned
TO the Seventh cavalry, then Of Louisville,
KY, awaiting recruits. Ny officer soon
discovered my object and profession and
treated me with kindness and respect
Ny articles on "Raids on Illicit Distiller.
les" and "The. Ku Klux" in Louisiana,
brought in q handsome revenue. In the
early part Of 1870, we were ordered to
Dakota and arrived there in February; at
we moved into winter quartera.nh
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Trail Trouble.

TOPEKA, July Ex-Governor Martin
has issued q proclamation for the pre-
vention of infectious Texas cattle on
tering the State. Tho Governor recitss
the report that large herds of Texas
cattle from that portion of Texas lying
south of the 34th parallel of north lat
itude are coming northward through
the Indian Territory and the Cherokee
neutral strip. He next refers to the
provisions Of the session laws of 1885,
which forbid the driving of such cattle
through tho State between March and
December. In consequence whereof
the the governor Gsntics directs all xo shsT, r.,
take charge Of and restrain any cattle
sought to be driven across any coun-
try In violation OF said act and report
tho ssn1o TO tho live Stock Sanitary
Committee. The government also di-
racss the sanitary commits don to adopt
affective regulations for the enforce
fierrt Of the act.
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Progress Of tho Count at Reno

IfOSTosS Va thO OOuhe Ac ANohOs
, WscHITA, Gan., July c2.-The Ea-
gle's special from Reno to-day says
the enrolment of Cheyennes and
Arapahoes progresses slowly. A cor
rect account of the tribes had not been
made for number of years. A suffi-
cient military force has at no time
been present to compel the Indians to
respond. The Arapahoes seem per-
fectly willing to be counted ,nbut the
Cheyennes sre very obstinate, and 1t in
not yet known that an accurate count
can be made. They are, however,
coming in slowly. Rev. Hanrey and
Rev. III. r. Voth, missionaries, are
counting the Arapahoes. The mill
try have agreed to give regular en-
ployrpent to 100 Indians 10 act as
scouts, at a salary of $50 per month.
This is done as q specific
measure purely. Guns and ammuni-
tion have been issued to new bands OF
scouts, which does not look like dis
armipg the tribes. Three troops of
cavalry have been stationed at various
points between Reno and the border to
act as relay body guards to General
Sheridan on his return.