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DEN0UNCiNG HARRISON.
ALABAMA NEGROES IrRL HOT WORDS
At HIN.
Double Loaded Editorial which
CLAIMS that the President Has
Treated toiored men with
tomtempt Quarreiin.
About 8afces

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, July l3. The
Birmingham Courier, owned ana edited
by colored men, came out in a double
loaded editorial yesterday deuounciug
President Harrison's treatment Of the
negroes Of the South. 1t says: " let
ths colored race give Benjamin Har-
rlson receip. in full for all claims
they have on HIM. and IN 1892 let the
self respecting negroes Of the South
show this man that they have rights
which even a President Of the United
States must respect. The paper goes
on to say that Harrison had treated
colored men with contempt. and that he
seems TO think he has discharged every
obligation by appointing few Of them
TO small and unimpOrtant offices.
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NEw YORK. July l3.-Thrce suicides
occurred to-day. Two were by rope
aud one by poi-on-Miss GRANGE. O.
0ater from Toronto. olt0 10y carboic
acid. She had been here three months
and would soon have become mother.
fIirr 49,. Monroe, an aged spiusler
hanged herself from hook iu Tine ceIi-
ing. Sho was dciangrI. Henry
loose. - tailor. hung himself from Tine
to ot % door. lie left papers directing
that $500 Dc given io hls daughter. and
also stating hon he wished tO De buried.
90 Brooklyn. Emit PDdmo. q barber.
aged tmrly--lX. hung himself in his
shop Iu uinses troubles we're The
cause.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
>,eam.n,p cs,eaou,an ausran,,ned.

LoNpoN. July l3.-The Austrian
Loyds steamship Caledonian from
Singapore. is guaranteed at Mar
seille with cholera on board. She
has IL passengers. and many
of them are prostrated with the
disease. Two passengers died during
the voyage. The arrival OF the Gale
donau has caused great alarm in MAJ
seille. although the authorities declare
that there is not the romotest danger
that the quarantine can be infective.
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4 Grnnlle Conlracl Anaraea

C0NCoHp. n. H.. July 13.-The con.
tract for the Congressional Library
building 40 Washington has been
awarded To- the New England Granite
Company Hartford C. nn., at $1,000.
coo. and the granite will be cut. It is
estimated that 10 viii require from 500
to l.t0O men four years to execute the
work. This is probably the largest
granite contract ever lot by the United
States Government.
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shipments Of Tobacco Accident 10
tscorgc ~. ss0begisOn.

DANNuLE. NA..July 13.-Shipments
of manufactured tobacco from this
market thi, week amounted To $4,000
pounds
George vs.. Robertson, foreman of
N,uiock Cotton Mills, while moving
machinery to-day. fell and broke has
ieg.
Ward Bowlcy. who shot aud danger
ously wounded ID. B. Dalton at Mot
ley 's station, has not yet been caught
DE is supposed Co Doe in the mountains
OF franklin county. Dalton is in "a
psfclfiOue condition.
L0ier. -Rowley has come Out of the
mountain and surrendered. and is now
n Chatham lNl.
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MfIplf. IfNN.. July fhomas
j for-0n. coiorei, wa. hanged at 1883
T.. ~. to-day. iorthe murder of William
hl1.anl. white man. on October 18Th
last. On the scailold Jefferson acied
strangely. lle SAID he was satisfied
that he was going to Jesus. The bang
lng WAS private. not more than two
dozen persons were present.
jefferson murdered Wiliilm H4gland
iu October la-t cutting his throat with
a lazYr. Hs bad lived Wiih Alice
Rogers. % leVd woman. for some time.
lie found Raglanl ln Der company one
evening and slew him. The murderer
was arrested the following Monday.
nr did not deny the killing but
claimed THAI he did it i'm self defense.
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The smallest ,e,seior the Navy

BALTIMORE, ND. July f3.-The new
gun-boat Pctrel. built by the Colum.
bian Iron Works Of BalumoIe. the
smallest vessel If the new Eavy, sailed
from this port to-day on her official
trial trip. When the Petrol 5
guns are in place her compile
ment will be one hundred meu.
On her trial trip toe Petrol was
loaded with old iron equivalent to the
weight Of her guns. She will reach the
Capes tonight ard put 70 sea to-mor-
rcw for two days. The contract re-
quires the Petrel to develop 500 horse
power with natural draught. and 1850
horsepower under forced combustion.
but does not call for any specific speed.
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ai Na.hluelou- Wa.hingtous. ~ Ia
imapal-. d.
At New lofk-Neu lofbs. ~. Clcse
.aals. o. Called iu the seventh inning
9A account ol rain.
AtEoslon Bos.Uls. %. rittDgres. 4
AZ Philadelphia - Philadelphia Cni.
'fao game p0 tpOned-rain.
80 iIuciauati-Dinciuuaiis. D. Brook
hns. ls
40 kansas Ciiy-kansas Cibs, A.
Athletics. Do.
At ST. Louis-st Louis, %: Balu
mor's. >.
Ai Louiseille-LoVissilles. o, Colum.
bus. 9.
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CHICAGO iiI. July l3.-A mannamed
Simmons found the body oi "a we'll
dressed unknown man JOB the woods
near Evanston tm- morning The head
WIS reclining on au oHolcoat. which
hdd been rolled into pillow. The man
had been dead -e1eIa. days. ani DO
wounds or Commissions could De found
which might Indicate foul play So
papers Ncir found IN thepochets. The
body was taken to an undertaken lu
Evanston.
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ST. LOUIS No.. July l3 A storm of
unusual severity swept over Eastyille.
ill.,. la-t evening amounting almost 10 o
cyclone. IheIalu came down ln tor
ren Sc hundreds d shade and fruit
trees were uprooted and Genuded Of
their bIanchc, Roofs Of buildings
were blown off. fences scattered i'm AN
directions and immense damage done
To- crops. some fields of corn being de-
~frnNpl
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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, july Il.
Three person, were burned TO death IN
the jail here yesterday morning about
3 % clock. The fire originated in the
front room where the deputy sheriff
slept, Inch made it impossible toreach
Che prisoners until the fire was put cut.
Tire victims were Newton Cook. aged
hiiy-siN. native Of Tennessee; Henry
Hoover, aged fifty five, native OF
Michigan and au ex-soidier. aud Frank
Warner. aged nineteen, "a native of
Germany.
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RolNOKE
arrcstcd Tor iiteIing Counter fgiI
Money

= IT II TT ITITTT =
ROANOKE Va. July 49, ii. NJ. Sloan.
late inspector of engines at The Norfolk
and Western rOund-hOuse here. was ar
rested today at the Union Presbyte-
ran Sunday school. charged with cir
culatng counterfeit money. None
was found on his person. but at his
preliminary trial numerous counter
feit 30 cent pieces. bearing date 1871.
which be mad palmcd of on parties were
produced. ard he WAS sent on TO the
grand jury The coins are clumsily
executed. and it is thought a large
number have been put out. 1t is be-
lievei thal Sloan is one Of q gang, the
res. having succeeded in cOnccalng
their identity.
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seu Prom a Hand car aud Ki,lesi

SUMMIT, Va. July i3.--George Mad p
son. employed at this place. while rid
ing on a haud-car and running at high
speed. fell IN front Of the moving car
and was - badly mangied that he died
OF his injuries at I O'Clock this after
noon. He was prominent young man,
and had been employed for some time
by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. HIS remains were
taken to Rather Glen, his home, for
hurial
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,n,tnnnn,.es callfanln.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 49,
Earthquakes have IN the last few days
shaken thc territory Los Olives and San
Luis O0isPO county. SIX distinct
shock occurred on Sunday. The
seycIcst shOrk occurred Thursday
morning. The people are becoming
alarmed at the distuf Dances.
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Afraid or inc Law

CHICAGO. LII. July l3.-There are
several rumOrs aA)at as TO Sullivan ;
whereabouts, but the one most gener-
ally believed is that he left South Chi,
csgO this morning. and by this time j.
safe in Canada. IL is reported tonight
that Kilrain and his party have also
arrived IN this city. They are said to
have hired a small cottage near the
Washington Park race track. and are
being cared for there by "Parson %
Davies, and other friends Of the Balti-
more boy.
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Arrival, and Departures at Jhis rers
Yesterday.

Orig German .bonito. kock, Boston. light
10 load four.
Schooner &. ~. Cnnmer Walton. Bangor.
lee. Mrs. Jane King.
schooner I. Crockett. fhorndkc. Ken
Iehec. Ice. Home lee Company.
SAILED.
Schooner n \. Hurt, ~tcelman. scotland
harf 20 load railroad ties for New York.
vessel. Curtis s lnrkcr.
Schooner Albert Nasor. Abbott, city
Point, 10 load poplnr wood for New York.
vessel Curtis & Parker.
schooner Mar. Sillard. layicr. philadsi-
phia. Poplar wood: vessel. cuffis 4 Parker.
Schooner llomts N. liOorer. sanders. Bel
timore. railroad tiss. vessel Curtis & lnfk 2.
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weather Indication. for ps,

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July lS.-
m Indications for Virginia and
- North Carolina: Generally fair
warmer, except slight rain on
the Carolina coast. No decided change
in temperature. Variable winds. be-
coming westerly.
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FonTsNoUrn. Va. july l3-A row
occurred last nigh, soon after midnight
10 "a coiorcd society supper at Smoky
town, Norfolk county, between two
negroes. Willis Bauich and Cornelius
Lacy. during which Bauich shot and
killed Lacy. Baulch was arrested and
lodged no iIii in Portsmouth to-day.
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Whereabouts ofthe BIaines

BAR HARBoR. Ne, July l3.-SecTe-
tary and Mrs. Blaine arrived here from
Boston on an early morning train.
James &. Blame, Jr.. and Emmons
Blaine arrived on later train.
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a. istant District Attorney for vir-
.tnta appointed

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July l3-A,tor
ney-Generai Miller to-day appointed
David W. Daily, of Abingdon, Va. C
be Assistant District Attorney for NIr'
ginA in place of Herman, who declin
cd the position.
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NTw PUBLICATION

TUE BEECHWOOD TRAGEDY, A
Tale of the 'h.ckahominy. BY VI. ],
HAW. for sale uy the following Main street
bookseller: West & Johnston. oil. ~tRfhc &
sons. DO9. Randolph 4 English. 1907. Price.
paper cover. 80 cents. cloth. IS cents.
iyl3-t*
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The messiah" Placed In a Iunatie
Asylum.

SAVANNAH. GA, July lS.-Dupont
Bell. the Ohio man who had been stir
ring up the negroes of Southern Geor-
gia by proclaiming himself tho new
Messiah. was arrested this morning
and is now in lunatic asylum at Mil
ledgeylle.
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glniiandEain Storm.

Upton. lND., July l3.-The most ter
rifle rain and haii storm for number
Of years visited Tiplon yesterday after
noon. Hail as large as hickory nuts fell
doing much damage to growing corn
md LIaaklmg manY Window.
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PSss4s'0>aG.>
S47,500.
nIlnNnNp. NA.Ia!gIl. .ssn.

RICHMOND. Va. jay iJ. $50.
SEALED BIDS. addressed to ihc UNDER
signed. viii be- received uf the office Of the
city Auditor iill 1O'clOcll l.. I-
FRIDAY. jULi 10. 1850.
lor all or any portion of az. .5Op fOrR PAR
fENffM RfGf~ffRtH R0 Ni~ tf IffE
CITY Of RICHMOND. payable tnifiy-fuur
years after luiy 4. lr1n.
The bids viii hr uNontf foo tho presence ~
the tommitic Du Finance at u meeting ioUe
held thnt oyeuingnt q O'Clock
These bonds Vii lr l.surl lnhrr authority
Of resolutions ~ ihe Council approved June
~, 1850. pIOFiiiug iDr fulYerf-. ioUD, for
the Improvement ~ ~hockur Creek. OuDD,
and for the purchase II Riverside Park, sl2.-
Bon
The committee reserve the right % reject
any aud an bids f0r these bond,
N. D. HAHGNpNT,
Chairman Committee on finHnce.
fy IL 81
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me naln raIls o.rens,

CovINGToN. Ky. July ia heavy
wind.storm with much rain visited this
vicinity between and o clock yester-
day afternoon. The oats and corn were
badly damaged. The rain fell in tor
rents for one hour.
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xifANTED. BY 4 YOUNG MAN
w educated M lian pden sidney college.
who has hnG successful experience nS pfinci.
paf OF Graded school. a posifiun ~ teacher.
Teaches Latin. French, tcrmar. higher Eng
ials from trustees aud patrons. Address
JAMES q. EfE~, Blackstone. Nottowly
county. Va. lylI-n
WANTED-NOUNG MEN TO AT
w lend Richmond school of Iclegrnphs.
No. 4 west Marshall street, NOfdnN, luvf-
day. Ihufsday nnd ridny nights. io 10
o'clock. 40 vacation. Terms 500 per
month 100 advance iy il-lts
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WAsnINOToN, ID. C., July To- Il. H..
Griffin was today appointed postmaster
at TasnOt, North Carolina.
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WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July l3.-Ihc
President las recognized j. :. Atlur-
bury a- consular agent Of Portugal, at
Mobile, Ala.
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THE FIGHTERS Run HONE.
Sullivan and hiIrain Gonbie ana Dodge
on Iheir Way Fast.


CHICAGO. July H.. Champion John
L. Sullivan and his backer, Charlie
Johnston. after their release from the
clutches of the Nashville police. took
the cy ning train for Evansville, Ind,
not daring 90 travel by way of Ciucln-
natl in the face of Governor
Foraker + order to the Chief Of Police
of that city 20 arrest them. The two
fugiives from Justice boarded the Chi
cago and Eastern Illinois train at
Evansville. bound for Chicago. at /
O clock this morning. just IN time 10
escape "a sheriff 3 posse Fearing a repe IL
tiOn OF the Nashville scene II tney me
IOwn town. Sullivan and Johnston,
grip sacks in hand. left the Train
at the Twenty secODd street depot
on its arrival IN Chicago at
1880 4. ". Tre tram meu had Teen
literally tipped not 10 divulge the
presence OF the siugger aud his backer
m the city. but the champion features
were too we'll known for him to escape
unnct.ced, even uptown. The pair
took the first cab in sight and drove to
Il quiet resort at Sixty-seventh street
and Grand Boulevarde, where they
killed time in social way with the
proprietor. Johnston took The cham
pion 10 physician. who treated his
badly cut ana swollen hands.
Muldoon said he was looking after
hin s. II and was healing for New York
with Clearv. lie did not know the des
tlnltiOn or plans Of the champion. who
was In charge Of his backer. but he had
an idea that they would remain on the
Cana4ian side after reaching Detroit
until the excitement and eXtradition
talk had rubsidel, when they would 90
on to New York or Boston. MuldOon
aud Cieary were just as anxious 10
avoid deputy sheritfs and police officials
as Sullivan.
IL was given out that Sullivan left
for the East this afternoon on Nlchl-
gan Central train. This was done 10
throw officers Of the law aud news
paper men of the scent. but the ruse
aid not work The champion siUgger
is still in Chicago. and the date OF his
departure has not been set. He objects
to being hidden away In a quiet corner
OF the city, aud he showed himself
down town to night. lie visited
numerous saloons and houses on the
"Leyee' ia company with Charley
Johnston. The pride Of Boston Is hit
ting the bottle IN his usual vigorous
style.
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Tne rug,uye y, g,ls, KiIra,n.

SEYMOUR. IND. July l3.--The fugi-
tive pusilist. Jake Kilrain. was IN hid
ing at the house Of an old couutryman
and warm friend in this city yesterday
ail day. aud last night took an eastward
bound train here at 4:30 this morning.
But one Of his party Vas seen with him
here, and both men avoided everybody.
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$50 rs leave Warwick Park wharf every
hour after p O'Clock.
Tickets round trip. including admission Ia
bali. 80 cents. IS - -u-iu
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IMPORTED WINES.


IMPORTED DIRECT FROM EU-
ROPE.
RHINE WINES.
KOLANDtR.
KUADEsHEfMER.
AssMENsHAU ESER;
CLAHETs.
Sole agent for the following:
AURORA SPRINGS MINERAL WATERS
from C0blenzOn the Rhino.
AUSTRIAN and HUNGARIAN WINES.
bottled ln the Government cellars in
Budapest lHungarlai expressly FOR medical
use.
SACHS PRUDEN CO.'scELEBRATED GIN
GER ALE.
VIRGINIA and CALIFORNIA CLARETS
and WHITE WINES direct from the vine
yard
KAISER 4 EaLANG ER BEER direct from
Kaiser brewery.
For sale wholesale and retail al
FRANK NlLLER'S,
II and - north Fourteenth street
Under Exchange Hotel.
myl0 su. .ru.Thf
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Grand Display - Fro Works ~ O'Clock,
after which will ne given Rat.
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- AlENMfN w + WANT A FEW
> reliable men 10 travel and sell our go0is.
No previous Nuerfencc necessary. isrmn-
ntut POSITION. salary s25O per day. Wages
and travelling expenses in advance. hnUls
staple and SELF ON sight business llsht.
easy. gtntcfi. Address. with stamp, CONT
NEN1AL MANUFACTURERS COMPANY,
Cincinnati. ID. lyti-suNthtt
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4 LIMITED NUMBER OF SUMNER
n BpAKnENS WAIVED. station con-
vtnient. daily natl. and mineral water.
Terms reasonable. Apply 10
Mrs. JULIA -. GRAHAM
Modiock. fouisa county, Va.
iy1O-WNSu2ts
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}. = SHORTHAND SIu.

w ANTED. - SHORTHAND STU
w DENT. over olc hundred now I'm At
tendance GOOD POSITIONS are secured
ALL GRADUATES Remington Type
writer used. only toilecc of Stcncgraphy 'E
thcclty ami the largsst m the South. tstah.
ii~npd in 1856. fcry enSN terms nude send
Tor prospectus. MCsiINkA COLLEGE OF
~rENOGKApliN. tIl3 east Main strceet.
my26-Su. MAl3m.
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EIRsT GRAND EXCURSION AND
Il BASKET plDNlc
OF Richmond Lodge. 40. iO. Natonai A'so-
citation of Nachplsts.
pKON lpENCE FORCE,
MONDAY. .jtrf 22sp.
Train leaves Chesapeake and ONO Depot AT
O'Clock sharp
Among the nmu-nmfnts There VIII hr
dnnciuE. boating bathing. amt fishing, also
glass bail and target shooting
Iic6cts Adults. hO cents. thiidfnn, q
cents. Nif-ff
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nr1r rnAnr IN CHICAGO

Chicago May 10 tspecIaIJ.--It another bear day
IN the wheat pit and the price Of the active options
declined over cent ADD el6sed almost al the bottom
The drop was an easy Que. Hutchinson was alons
conspicuous on the buying side, and stuck to 1t right
nm 10 the close The weather pronounced fine for
Saving there rains, and cables were weak
the seaboard and everywhere else wheat was lower
when July wheat, which had opened At a IL cents,
got 10 II cents there great lot OF stop orders
met July wheat opened at II H. sold low a.
10 3D. and closed at rs "a. May and Juno declined
even further than July, closing at 81 cents and 80 "a
cents Respectively Com declined IL cent on tho
weakness OF wheat. sudden falling OF in the shipping
demand and an increase IN thr arrivals oats declined
- cent paPtly because Of a sharp decline az New
York and partly from sympathy wish whoa. In pro-
visions II was an eyentDgUp day, shorts taking adyan
taps OF another heavy run OF hogs 10 cover; longs
beIng influenced by the fact TO give up and sell
ont july pork. which closed Wednesday at 81 55,
0ld as low as eli 3d. and closed at ell As. Lard and
r1hs Rad narrow range. closing only 1-2 cents un-
der Wednesday. On the curb wheat closed shads
steadier, at II cents for July.
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Totol 40 co.'s. s32ol 500 $685.. OF Inc slsS,2o2
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS

In to-days stock market the dealings in Oregon
and lranscOntIncntal continued TO be u feature,
and the price for stock deliverable tomorrow rose
from "a 81 To 81 Is The difference between
the prices Of regular StOcl-deycrablc tomorrow,
when the transfer books will Close-and for stock
deliverable On Monday seller three days rose 70
. - per cent. At one time the rate obtained for
!oanlng the stock till tomorrow rose 10 4 per
cent, but the usual difference in the market be-
tween cash deliverable today and regular stock
deliverable tomorrow was II per cent in favor
OF cash stock; that is, sales were made stimuli
tancOusly at 80 cash and 80 IL regular. To-
morrow will end the contest for control so far as
the stock market is concerned, and the probability
is that at the closing Of the books one or the other
side will have the control, That there will he
little inquiry Cor proxies except to make the
vote on the winning side as large a. posS ible. II
has been n general impression that the sales made
sellers options, carrying the delivery OF the
stock over the closing OF the books were for ac
count Of one Of the contesung parties against it's
purchase OF stock for election. But when IL is
the contest for control has believed that the price
Of the stock would quickly rcccde to 80, the
question IL suggested who have been the pur-
chAScrS OF the sellers options and have they not
been sales for the short account? The man
arment's defence 20 the suit under which an in
junction was obtained, restraining the issue Of
Sl0000,000 preferred stock sets up the plea that
there was no intention TO issue the stock ill the
question had been submitted 20 the stockholders
and that what was done was for the purpose Of
having the papers ready 20 submit NJ the annual
meeting. TO this proposition there can be no OBJ
lection, provided due notice " IT, was given 10
stockholders before the meeting so that they
could have given their proxies with a knowledge
Of the purpose for which thCy were 10 be used But
this defence raises the question: II such was the
purpose where was the necessity for manipulating
the reorganization Of the oompany's Executive
Committee and for the secret methods employed
10 accomplish an object so Legitimate MS the sub
mission Of n question ~ the stockholders?
Despite the general belief that the price Of
Oregon and TranScOntncutal will decline sharply
after the closing Of the transfer books the general
advancing figures All OF the grangers were i'm
demand at higher prices, and even Burlington
and Quincy rose 20 l0l, closing at 100 l-2.
Northwestern rose 70 90 l-2al 90 Is, ST. Paul
TO es 5-sa6s Ia. Missouri Pacific 10 70 7.sa