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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-25
IRrsHMEN MADE HAPPY
By tho Confession of Pigott Before tho
Parn-ll Commission.

By tho Confession of Pigott Before tho
Parn-Il Commission.
New YORK, February 23.-Tne chief
tonic of conversation at the dinner of the
Irish Home Rule Club, last evening,
which was attended by a large number Of
prominent IrishmeD, was the failure OF the
Times case.
They all talked of it, and talked Of it in
a manner 80 emphatic as to leave no room
FIR doubt that the failure of the pr0eecu-
ton would bring forth redOubled support
for Parnell from this side Of the water.
Michael Giblin, whose opinions IN IRISH
matters carry much weight, said; 1t i5 o
Great triumph, and it is all the more vel
come in that it comes Just at time when
many good persons had begun to express
WEAKNESS at contributing so often and so
generously to The Home Rule Gauss with
ont ann apparent satisfactory results. Inc
long and patient waiting ia now justified.
The result of the Pigoit exposure Will lie
felt All around, but the immediate effect
will in ny opinion, be TO stay the rlelGg
wrstb at that extreme section Of the Irish
revolutionary party in this country, WHO
were beginning 20 lose patience.
~ must coniess / was beginning TO lose
,atieuce. and everybody who, like me, be-
iieved in the adoption of peaceful measures
far ths freedom of Ireland, vas also. THIS
is all now changed, the great English news
gaper has been made Z laughing stock i'r
ths sport even of it, Tory friends, and as
tor the Radical or Home Rule sections OF
the English people, their ranks Will ne
swelled by thousands who have hitherto,
from prejudice and iguofance alike, held
elcofO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-25
THE CONTEST.
Legislative Comnftfss Organize and Ad-
journs Until April 10.

Legislative ComIrstf@s Organize and Ad-
iourns Until April 10.
Spss,ai 7sleorau, 10 ne Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, February 2S.-Messrs
Taxwell Morris, Lively, Kee aud Sprigg,
who were appointed by the legislature as
a committee to examine into AID report
on the matter of contest between Hon. A.
B. Fleming and Hon. Nathan Golf, for
Governor of this State, met at the Capitol
this morning.
Tie Committee organized ny elseting
Hon ". L. Kee Chairman. Hon. W. E.
Lively acted % Secretary pro tenn. Speak
ar Wood. Of the House of5 Delegates, ap-
peared before the Committee, aud turned
over the returns for Governor, in 8
sealed package, with his name
written across the seal and
stated tina. the certificates in the package
were as he received them. The package
was ordered to be received by the Chaits
man and by him 10 be kept in a secure
place unbroken.
A resolution was passed by the commit
tee that when it adjourned 1t adjourned
to meet April 10, next, and at such
other time as may be designated by
the Chairman. The committee declined
to make any appointment of q clerk or
slenographer until it meets. The COM
mittee then adjourned to meet in this city
at the time specified.
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GOFF AND THE CABINET.
Many Prominent Virginia Republicans
Believe He VIII Have Portfolio.
Baltimore sun SpeclQL

RICHMOND, VA, February % The
failure of the West Virginia Legislature 10
elect Gen. Golf to the Senate is looked
upon by many of the most prominent Yir-
GINA anti-Mahone Republicans as sure to
result in COTS going into Harrison's Cab
met. Abiding to this phase of the prob
able effect OF the West Virginia Senatorial
contest, one of the most distinguished
members of that wing of the
party in Virginia, says: IF Malone can
not pet a placs in Harriscn's Cabinet for
himself, ne wilt be snFe 10 sntaSonizs
everybody from this State whose name Is
mentioned. lie would greatly prefer 90
see Gen. Golf 10 any man from this State
other than himself The gentleman Ie-
ferred to seems TO feel quite confident that
Golf will be selected by Harrison as the
Southern member of mis- Cabinet Although
he doss not come from Southern State,
Harrison could, for his purpose, easily re-
glrd him rs a representative Of this section.
This view is entlrtained ny some Of Blaine's
hest friends here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-25
THIRTY-FIYE BELOW ZERO.
Severe Storm In the Northwest-Two Ne
braska Farmers Frozen.

CHICAGO, February %. - Dispatches
from Northern Iowa state that the cold is
very severe, the mercury ranging from
ten 10 sixteen below zero AZ different
points
In this city 1t registered seven below
this morning.
A dispatch from Istpsming, Mich, saye:
The worst storm Of the season; and one OF
the most severe known, is now raging
over the entire upper peniusula. Little
snow has .ellen but the wind has reached
velocity of 80 miles an hour, and the
temperature has ranged from % to 80 de-
grees below zero. Il Is nov 80 degrees
below and still falling. The roads are all
blockaded and the country roads, are I'M
plssible
A Loup City, Neb,, dispatch says: Chas.
Hunting and his son Edward, farmers,
started home Thursday evening offer
spending the day in town. Yesterday they
were fouud near their house, the son dead
and the father so badly frozen that he viii
be crippled if he RECEIVERS. TIE weather is
very cold, The thermometer registering ten
degrees balOw zero last night.
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BURGLARY AT WASHINGTON.
A Depot Safe Blown Open and the Entire
Contents Stolen.

WASHINGTON, PA, February % AT
halt past two o'clock this morning the
Washington and Waynes6urg depot, ct
the fot Of Wayne street, was broken open
AID The SAFE robbed of i's entire coataats
The outside door OF the back room was
forced open, after which the men broke
open the door leading to the ticket Office.
The safe had large hole drilled in the
door. From the manner in which 1t was
shattered there must have been a large
amount of powder put into the hole, rs 1t
broke in the whole side of the building,
tearing loose the telephone connections ana
blowing out two of the windows.
Mr.. Harding, the sgent, would not say
ANYTHING this morning as to the contents
of the s5f,. except that the entire contents
were taRea and it is believed the loss will
he heavy. Tas men did not carry away
the tools. The sledge was a large one
weighing from fifteen to twenty pounds.
Il is likely that thers was more than one
man connected with the burglary, as one
conld not hold the drill. A large file and
severaLiustruments were also found in the
room.
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NO GUARDS NEEDED.
Detectives Will not Accompany General
Harrison TO Washington.

Detectives viii not Accompany General
Harrison to Washington.
CHICAGO, February % Chief John S.
Bell. of the Secret Service, arrived in this
city this morning from Indiapolis, where
he has been since Thursday.
He asked the Associated Press 10 cor
rect the statement heretofore published, to
the fleet that Chief Bell and q squad OF
Secret Service detectives would accom-
pauv President elect Harrison on his jour
new from indianapolis TO Washington.
Mr.. Bell declares that neither he nor
any enc connected with his department
vii accompany tho Presidential party,
which will consist only of the Preaidenrs
family. a few intimate friends and repre-
sentative Of the Associated Press. He
dscla.eg that there is no more need for e
detective escort for the Preiidentelect's
special train than for any other, and ex-
presses the opinion that when 1t becomes
necessary to protect our Chief Magistrate
with body guard, it will be time to turn
the Government over to the rabble.
The Presidents train will cover the dis-
lance from Indianapolis to Washington
in five and half hours less time than the
regulsr trains. No stops IRE to be made
en- route in rerponse to public demonsirs-
tiong
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BOTH FIREBUeS DEAD.
A Confession that Reached Germany a
Few Weeks Too Late.

KALAMAZOO, MICH, February %
Several weeks ago there was given to the
press a confession made By one Chriatian
Schsuze, prominent bridge builder Of
Chicago now deceased. to VIM. ROedigar,
of this city.
In it he gave the startling details Of The
burning of Flechtinge tuburb of Cal
verden, province Of Brunswick, Prussie,
in 1854, duplicating hi nseif aud one Sehu-
gart Schultz. He stated that Schultz
was then living in Germany, in prosperous
circumstances, and that q reward had been
offered Tor the arrest and discovery of the
perpetrators.
The confession was filed before Justice
Jaunasch. of this city, who Immediately
forwarded il 10 the German Imperial Con
sui at Cincinnati. From the latter city
the confession was sent 10 the German au-
thoriiies, and an investigation followed
which resulted in the finding that Shuttle
had been living in Flechtingen in caniort-
sble circumstances, as the confession said,
but had died a few weeks previous to the
arrival OF the confession. Whether Shuttle
left any confession j. not known.
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LrFrIr To UNCLE SAM
How an old and Cranky School Teach
Disposed OF His Estate.

How au ola ana OEthtNJ HNAtF~t @"----
Disposed OF His Estate
NEW YORK. February 23-The will Of
school teacher William NJ. Merriam, who
dropped dead recently, has set everybody
TO talking, he having shown his love for
the Government by leaving oil his proper
tv. about $50, 600, to the United States
Treasury.
Merriam, while only ifty-tbree years
old had become so childish as to be re-
earded as & "crank." though be was h0,
ersllv educ,ted. He frequently caused
lrorhle b- lis attentions TO girls IN bis
classes. lie had no settled political etiili-
atiops. bu 10 is said that he onca declared
that if Blaine got Into President Harrison 8
Cabipe- ne should revoke his will. Cliff
lord X. Ackerby, Of Riyerhead, n. y, IS
named rs his executor.
Nerriamis relatives think that the lega-
~ to the Government is not so much evil
depce of his patriotism az Of his desire to
Keen them from spending his money. His
l.vyers say that he had n least nine wills
written, each bequsa.hirg his money to
different objects
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-25
GREEN GLASS BLOWERS.
Tho Long Continued Warfare Among Them
NT-Iaa

Tho Long Con, lnued Warfare Among Them
Is Ended.
PHILADELPHIA, February .. - The
long continued and bitterly waged warfare
in the ranks of the green glass blowers Of
the section OF the country enst of the Ali0
shsniss. including all of Canada, aud some
of the Southern States, was ended to-day.
The League transfers all Of it's effects to
District Assembly, included in which
fhe ara s0ns S.. geo in cash. and gives The
district q membership Of about 1000
District Assembly l49, as it now exists,
includes in it's membership al of the green
glass blowers east Of the Allegheny Mount
alas. al of Canada aud the Southern
States. A virtual boycott which had bsen
placed upon .he goods Of those firms who
employed the members VIII be declared OIL
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r,o,o Sam Claims tho Lumber.

ST. PAUL, MINI, February 2S.-Be-
tween thirty and forty million feet Of val
uable timber will be contested for in the
United States Court in few days. U. S.
District Attorney Baxter has received an
order from the Attorney General OF the
LATED States, instructing him to begin
renleyiu suits for about $4,000, 900 feet OF
lumber cut on the Fondulsc reservation,
in Minnesota. by the c. n. Nelson and
Cloouet Lumber Companies. The out
ting of the lumber has extended over a
score of years, and the lumber cut has
bean lent down the river TO Duluth and
lake Superior mills. The total value Of
the nroduct is estimated at $50, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-25
He Is A DEMOCRAT.
Elect Harrison's Brother Who
Lives I'm Kansas City.

President Elect Harrison's Brother Who
Lives In Kansas City.
New YORK, February 23.-One Of the
late arrivals at the New Amsterdam Club
to-uipbt was the brother Of the President
elect. J. Scott Harrison. He lives in Kan
sss City. The assembled Democrats greet
Cd him in O CORDIAL way, ard before mid
night he YVES one OF them most thoroughly.
IL took that time to convince the gather
ing that the new arrival was an cut and
out Democrat, and therefore probably NOT
eligible to a Federal position during the
next four years. Mr.. Harrison was &C
companied by Dr. Richard Ridgsly Lyle,
his brother in-law, and Mr.. James I.
Sp8rOman.
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oharqed WIN the Clark murder.

CHICAGO, February 23.-Letue smith
and her husband, Wilbert Smith, we're ar
rested late last night at their rooms, $50
North Clark street, upon warrants charg
ing them with the murder OF {. r. Clark'
me druggist, at the corner Of West HATH
SON stree; and Hermitage avenue, Thurs
dav night. Mr.. Smith was very indig-
nant st her arrest, and declsrsd she knew
rotbipe of the shooting. She admitted
be;no on Harrison street Thursday even
inc She also admitted having cores
ronded with Clark, and that she signed
he letters "Lettie." Her husband re-
fused to say anything about the matter.
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60. Of chIonro aloon.hIners.

CHICAGO. February 23.-Since the dis
covsry of the "mconshi1e" whisky dis
illeries in this city by the Government, a
b;ttsr warfare has hesn w1ged between
two factions Of Russian Jews. The Gov
eminent found many at first who were
willing to testify against the owners OF
nr;vst5 sHlls. Later, however, 1t was
fo1pd almost impossible 10 find anyone
wiling to talk. The reason OF the, 1t
aeon tT1anspised, was owing to the desper-
80 tsct;cs If the "moonshiners" and their
friends They threatened nothing lees
tb ,e 70 murder any MAJ who would tes-
tifv for the Government.
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rKArNs nusH THROUGH.
smallpox Rigging IN Lltue IOWA q
Kansas,

smallpox Raging IN Litle IOWA In
Kansas,
KANSAS CITY, Mo February 23.-The
little village Of Reserve, Kas., o town of
two or three hundred inhabitants, situated
D Dlniplau county, not f,r from the Ne
br1sSa State lire, has been Quarsntined by
ne authorities on account Of the smallpox
eD d mic Chat is raging there.
The 81 eolri Pacific railway authorities
tssa Issued q circular iorbidding al trains
topping at Reserve excepting the mail
TRAINS. and these viii only stop long
enough to exchange msiL
Trec.t1ars OF AtChison are much eX-
cited over The matter, and are greatly
alarmed at the danger 10 themselves, in
asmucb as Reserve is not far distant from
Atchison. and the only road connecting
Reserve with Che TEST of the world runs
O. hrOurb AtChis0n.
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C.rr,od Awav by White Gaps.

DUBUQUE, IA, February 23.-White
Cans made their first appearance in Du-
buoue Thursday night. Six mounted
men. carrying lanterns and wearing white
cans over their faces, rode up to the resi-
dence of Michael Carney, selzsd him'
hound him on horse and galloped MN
ont of the city. Not word was spoken
bv the gang. nor was any attention paid 70
Carney's appeals for mercy: Carney hnal-
" managed to slip off the horse and mode
his escape in the darkness, reaching nome
terribly frightened but unipjured. lie has
no idea why he was thus assaulted.
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Special elegram to Che sunday Register.
CLAREsBURG, February 23.-Mr5 Jacob
Chustner, who has been visiting neigh
boz. on returning home, near the house
was met by her h.le daughter Fannie,
uhoss clothes were on fl re, and it was with
DEE CREATES, difficulty that the flames were
exdnzuisbed The child is terribly burned,
particularly abou, tle head, and the
mothers hands were burned almost 20 a
crisp. Dr. A. Carr rendered medical aid
tu. ire lie Of the child is despaiIed Of.
Tire mother had left the CHILD at home
when che went avsy, and just how 1t
caught fire is not known.
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MOI RusInesa RonmInc.

Probably no one thing haa caused such a
general revival Of trade az Logan 81 Co "a
Drug Sore as their giving away 10 their
customers Of 50 many free trial hotties OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Corsump-
ton. Their trade is simply enomouf no
this very valuable article from the fac tha.
it always cures and never disapp3u'F
Coughs, Colda, Asthma. Bronchitis Coup,
and al throl. and lang dHete- quickly
cured. You can tsst it before buying by
setting a trisl bottle fee, large size ST.
Every bottle warranted
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A WONDERFUL REVIVAL.
Unusual Religious Experience at Shiloh
Church, In Indiana.

NnuFtuf IN Auulhnas
MARTINsvILLE, IND, February 23.--A
reviva, Of q nature never heard OF in this
section il being conducted at Shiloh
Church, four miles north Of Spsncer. The
people become 60 excited and carried away
with the spiritual experience that whole
fmily circles have lad aside all duties per
tsining TO manual labor and spend their
time ia worshipiug The meetings are
continued day and night with undated in
forest People who have heretofore borne
q reputation for daring reckleasness have
succnmbsd eIhowing influence, ard
Immediately upon entering the building
have become prostrstsd at the altar aud
plead piteously for Divine mercy. Others
aye more demonsiratjve in their sections
The whole country congr5gates nightly to
witness the actions Of those ShO are labor
iug under this peculiar spiritual influence.
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BALTIMORE, February 2S.-Sister Mary
Cecilia Smith died Thursday, at the Con
vsnt of the Visitation, this city, in tue
eichty-first year Of her age. She was me .I
widow Of General Persifer F. Saith, OF the
limited States army, who was distln-
ou;shed officer in the Mexican war: he
was o native Of Philadelphia, a2d died IN
Kansas City in 1853, while on his way 70
take command of the Utah expedition oil
that wear
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SCOTS MISSION.

Tho Senator from Ohio County ConsuIts
with General Harrison.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 23.-AmoDg
President-elecs Harrison's visitors to-day
was Hon. n B. Scott, Of West Virginia,
member Of the National Committee, no
had a long consultation with the General
in regard to affairs in his State. One part
of the conversation was relative 20 the
prospect of a dual government there
after the fourth Of March.
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NM rwentr.ThIrd vIclim.

HARTFORD, Conn, February 22--Ihe
Indy OF Eiwsri Boyle was found in the be
rims of the Park Central Hotel at $50
this morning. This makes the twenty
third victim of the disaster. The remains
were discovered in the tool room, under
the door of the billiard ROOM and were
badly cherred. The left leg wa DufHeo
completely off at the thigh. Boyle was a
man about tweniy-eight years OF age, va
Grant. and slept wherever shelter offered
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NEW YORK, FebruTry 23.-Inspector
Bvrres this morning received q warrant
siyned by Recorder Smythe for the srrest
Of Henry S. Ives and George H. Stayner
IN m indictment for grand larceny in the
drst degree found by the grand jury. The
Inspector detailed Detective Won Gerich-
ten to serve the warrant on the Warden Of
the Ludlow Street Jail as the detainer,
with instructions that if the millionaire
5efen5ents should be able at any time to
sseure bail in thecivil suits on which they
sre now held, they sre TO be turned over to
INSPECTOR Byrnes.
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Eleven Lives Lost.

NORFOLK, VA, February 23.-The Nova
Scotian bark Josie Troop, with cargo CT
chalk and crew of seventeen men, was
wrecked at : o'clock last evening at Cal
mamicomico, n. G. The master and ten
men we're drowned. Six were saved. Ina
vessel and cargo are total loss. lac yes
.eI il broken mp aud s;rewn on the beach.
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onOitr

On CITY, PA, February %. Petroleum
Opened at 9OIc; highest 9llc lowest
9Oic; closed at Ole; sales, 377 OO0 bar
rels; clearances, 2,l34,OOO barrels; char
teIs, 13 1872 barrels; shipments, 1s6. 367
barrels; runs, 80, 162 barrels
New York.
New YORK, February -Pelroleum-
Opened firm at Gle, but after the first
sales became dull and ranged within he of
the opening until the close, which was
steady at Gle. Sales $500 barrels.
-itf1buff,
PrrBUR0 Pa. February 23.-P-iro.
leum-Dull but frmer; opened at 9llc;
closed at Ole; highest 9l4c; lowest 904o
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, February %. -Peh'-
lepm-Opened at Gle; closed at Ole;
highest 81 5c lowest 905c.
Titusvils.
TITUsVHLB, February Petroleum
Opened 9O5c; highes. 9lle; lowest 9Oic.
ei0gad af Ole
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, ia the prescription Of
one of the best female nurses and physicians
IN tbe limited States. and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
Sv r,i,iions Of mothers for their children.
Daring the process OF teeihing its value ! Is
incslc5a5Ie. 1t relesves the child from
main. cures dysente5y and diarrhea' gripiing
in tie bowels. and wind cello. By giving
health 70 the child it rests it's mother
Price 25c a bottle.
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Rruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fe .
Sores letter, Cnapped Hauds, Chilblains,
Corrs end ell the Skin EruPtiors, sDd
oositively cu-es Piles, or no pay eqniIeu.
n il guaranteed 10 give satisfaction o.
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
FOR sale ny Logan x Co.
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parnnned hr tho President.

WASHINGTON, February 2S.-The Pres
ident has pardOned George Albright who
was convicted in the Montgomery, Ala,
district for Illicit distilling and sentenced
to fifteen months in the Ohio PenitentiAry'
The convict's family are destitute
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STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADS Dull; sales SIS, 900.

AAAAAsAAOADo AthAAf GGANo fgltON0s
STOCRs The stock market to-day WAS
strong at both ends, but weak in the mid
die. Closing figures are principally in the
direction Of high figures. Burlington and
Oregon Navigation were the strong spots
in the early trading, but Manhattan de-
yeloped the most strength after IL O'Clock
and rose over point, followed by Big
Four. The lowest prices were reach
ed in the last hour, but the
pressure was relieved from the list and
buying to cover set in which brought al
most everything up to and beyond last
Thursdays figures. The market closed
quiet but firm to strong. The actual list
was almost invariably higher this evening.
Manhattan rose Big Four II, Union
Pacific 1, st. Paul preferred lost Il. Ssles
100, 343 shares. Quotations closed bid IS
follows:
Adams Express, $50; American Express,
1l3; Canada Pacific, 52l; Central Pacific,
353; Chesapeake snd Ohio 20; preferred do
frsta, III; do eeconds, Is; Chicago and
Alton, 1856; Chicago. Burlington and Quin-
CT, 102; Delaware and Hudson, 1861 4;
DelsTare, Lackawanua snd Western, al /;
Denver and Rio Grsnie, 16i; Erie, 29l;
do preferred, 6s1; Fl. Wayne, 1901; Hi
nois Central, 1881; Lake Shore, l044; Mich
igan CentrGl, 49,; Minneapolis and st.
Louie, 81; do preferred 10; Missouri Pacific,
III; Northern Pacific, 263; DO preferred,
625; Chicago and Northwestern 1861; 10
preferred, 40; New York Central, 100;
Oregon Trascontinental, 33T; Pacific Mail,
ST; Peoria, D. & E., 25l; PittsbDrg, 157;
Pullman Palace Car 1893; Reading, All
Rock Island, 96s; st. Louis & San Fran
cisco, %; d. preferred, 62l; DO first pre-
ferred 1O9; s. Psnl, Minneapolis and Man
itnbs, 1921; st. Paul and Omaha, %;
do p-elerroi, 80; Texas PsciGo 81;
Ueioa Pacih,, s.; United Htsie E,pTess
81; weatesg Union. So