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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-18

Steamers to SAIL to-day the Los Angeles for
Humboldt Bay. the Emily for Coos Bay, the Cres-
cent city for Crescent City and the Coos Bay for
San Pedro. The Lakme falls due from Departure
Bay, the walia walla from Victoria and Puget
Sound and the Corona from San Diego.
The schooner Jennie Stella, 27S tons, loads can
merry supplies for Alaska.
The Don Adolfo takes for Callao 1880 railroad
ties, valued at $4,000.
The Niobe takes for Havre 1852 etls wheat
valued at $6S.0O0; Earl of Zetland for Havre 5000
TBS -four and So 056 ctls wheat, at $69,750; Finga
for Havre Sg,S23 ctls wheat, at $l36.980.
The British iron ship Scottish Lochs, 1878 tons, is
rechartered for wheat to U. X, Hayre or Antwerp,
40s
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A CHANCE FOR HONESEEKERS AT LORIN
n chicken ranch FOR $500, $50 down and
ba aHce 80 month; SlSOO-cOtta-e rooms and
bath, lot 5OLll0: S29UO-new cottage 5 rooms,
chickeG-nouse. basement, modern Improvements,
5 % down, $50 per month: S330O-uew cottage
rooms stationary UasE-tubs, large basement, barn,
etc. lot 5uLl35 500 down; numerous other cot
ta-es auu lots on terms 10 suit.
Also cottages for rent, furnished unfinished.
Apply TO W. G. MORAN, LOElu. OF TO DUSINBURY
d " URTS, 467 Ninth ST., Oakland. Take Berkeley
train: Sunday engagements. mrl4 ST
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Posts, 91sc each; Redwood, s. so q cord; Oak.
rough. S797 95 do peeled, SO so; Pine, 81 q
cord Railroad Ties, 3O@34c apiece. Shipment Of
1880 ties to Caliao -"
IANEAEK-Grn bark. 81 3 ton
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English WHEAT Market.

LIVERPOOL. March 1.-THE spot market Is strong
at IS 41ad. Csrgoes firm at Ais Cd for of
40s 6d for Just shipped ana Ais Sd for nearly
due.
FUTUREA
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March, IS 41ad April. IS
4d; May, ss 3l4d; June, IS 21ad; July, IS l$4d;
August, IS; September, IS s4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. March l7.-Consols, 90 1916; United
States Bonds-4's l231s; do, 41a's. lO414; Silver
1915; Rentes, 94f III 2c; Bullion out of Bank OF
England, $4,000.
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BosToN, March 17.-Terrtory Woods firm; sales
at GOOSE for fine, 5S960c for fine medium and So
@56c for medium. Texas, California and Oregon
Woods quiet.
NEW YORK, March 17.-wool is firm. Domestic
fleece 3IaS7c q ID.
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hbbNlNb SAlsN<
Board-5 V Water, 9sH 8 do, 931s.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-i5 Omnibus Cable. 81.
Street-S0 OakIand Gas, 81.
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THoMAJ
TENSENT, ChronOmetsr aud Instrument
Maker. IS Market street.
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BERKELEY ROOMS AND HOUSES.
LOR RENT AT NEwBURY STATION, Der
! kelley, furnished house Of rooms, bath, etc. l
block from station.
Also uu Turn ished house OF Z rooms. For terms
call OF address A. i. MERRILL, SOS Bryant St.
city. Berkeley PO,tD flee wrl5 u
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Sterling Exchange
Bankers sight drafts, 81 SO; 0alxorS sixty-day
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales yesterday in the San
Francisco Stock Board:
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Produce Mark.

FLoUR-Active and firm. Net cash prices are:
Family extras, 81 40@4 so; Bakers extras, 81 500
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NEW YORK March 1.-THE Stock Market was
lower to-day on dseouraging advices from abroad
and the withdrawal Of 800, 00U gold for export
In the last hour the market made squirt upward,
but advances lacked vim and prices gave way as
suddenly as they rose. The close was duh and
heavy and final changes were almost all small
losses. Sugar is down g. Governments steady. April
Petroleum closed at 74c.
NEW YORK. March 17.-United States Bonds. as,
12l; do. ALAS. 1902: Northern Pacific. 275s;
Canadian Pacific. 1855 Central Pacific. 20; Union
Pacific, 45s4 Atchison, 271s; Wells Fargo, l4O;
Western Union, slas; Silver, 9sssc; Sterling,
81 s6@4 So
NEW YORK, March 17.-wheat. cash, -; March,
81 O3IA.
Four-Steady.
COfTee-April, SIT 10.
Susar-5 l-16l5 ll-l6c.
Hops-Pacidc Coast, 2293Oc
Hides-1%12c.
Copper-Lake. $l3 IS.
Tn-Spot $40 10.
Lead-Domestic, 81 IS.
Iron-Sl4
Petroeum-April 74c.
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snIpPiNG I>TELLIGENCR.
TUESDAY. Mar II.

FOR Ldts Slsl5Jfst1 jntetjige,scs see hiyhll Fagz
Arrived.
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, loo for sight drafts and
Csc for teiegraphlc
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Chicago Markets..


CHICAGO March II. - Trading in wheat was
active and unsettled with higher range In prices.
The opening was about tho same as yesterdays
closing, advanced sharply from ll2c to CSC for
May and &c for July, then declined from l1sc to
114c, improved l4c, fuctusted and closed about
1ac higher for May and 5sc higher for July than
the closing of yesterday Receipts as 900 bushels
shipments, $4,000 bushels. Rye firm at 90c. Bar
ley nominal
CHICAGO. March 17.-wheat. cash. eslAc
Corn-62c.
Pork-sl1 1914.
Lard-S6 rs.
Ribs-S5 80.
Whisay-Sl l6
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FURNITURE you WANT GUODAND CHEAP
i see H. SCHELLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh ST. deB If aol
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Fine Silver.
Quoted at eec q ounce.

Mexican Dollars.
ouotabIe at 77s4@7s14c.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS Hors Sc.

RUSS HOUSE
Mrs Montgomery. Ukiah: J L Hickok, Niles
q ii Merrill, WILLOWS ii TEN yleton, Porteryl
L Bell q 5. Zen Lomond NJ ID Howell, Stockton
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Stmr Coos Bay, Leland, Wilmington: G0odaIl,
Perkins Il Go.
stmr Los Angeles. Edwards. Eureka; GoodaIl Per-
kins Il Co.
Br shin Montgomeryshre Hughes, Queenstown;
G W McNear.
Br ship Dunbritton. scoble, Queenstown; w
McNear.
Br ship Anaurus, stcnhouse, Waterford; Eppinger
& Co.
Bark Matilda, swenson, Port Angeles; weleh
d Co.
sailed.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

TUESDAY EVENING. March II.
SEMINARY OF THE NARKErS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-11
A Ruling Passion.

Aside from the insurmountable cir
cumstances that control our lives or
1.-The divinity that shapes our ends. !"
more men are led through life by in
clination and passion OF some sort.
than are self-moved by will or intellect.
in the accomplishment OF character.
The latter faculties are for tho most
part. exercised by ordinary mon mere
ly as the means OF attaining some
temporary possession, some ephemcral
hearts desire. rather than To achieve
such permanent good as sober judg-
ment approves. Only n few lofty
souls are guided by pure reason
alone In the whole conduct OF their
lives. Such sublime men. although
zoo frequently maltreated by their
contemporaries. are likely however 20
have their work. when allowed TO be
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-11

To be really good ncighbor de-
mands the possession OF many excel
lent qualities--tact. temper discern
ment and consideration for other peo-
pies feelings; and, II we possess all,
or some OF these qualities. innumer-
able and never-ending are the bcneiits
we may confer on each other. and "A
great deal OF pleasure will be the re-
suit. But because we are neighbors,
we need not necessarily be close
friends. We may be friendly enough
10 enjoy the pleasure OF doing them
little kindnesses and receiving the
same In return. Being kindly disposed
20 all by no means implies that our
house Is TO be open from morning till
night To visitors. The typically good
natured person. who Is at every ones
I,eck and call. Is likely To be greatly
imposed upon and TO please no one
really; one must be able 10 say No. 7"
and TO decline being made Use OF by
every one N. Y. Ledger.
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done accoroing % their designs. --ul-
iimately appreciated by the race. and
themselves sometimes 70 be clsssed as
god-like. They form strong attach
ments among the pure and the just.
and exalt friendship TO something al
most divine.
But even among higher natures.
generally speaking. love OF power
leads the most strong. love OF lame
the more sympathetic, love OF wealth
the ordinary. while love OF pleas
ure--sometimes innocent sometimes
debasing-domlnate the character OF
great many who possess ample abil-
tiles 10 achieve either power. fame or
wealth. hut who prefer what they re-
gard as philosophic ease, or what may
Ia fact be enervating luxury. or even
degrading vice Early inclination
also--nstura or artifcial--when long
fostered, has very much 10 do In de-
termining the choice OF paths in life
by some men. But on the whole and
In the long run--although often UNI
known TO us until too late 10 change
some ruling passion. OF mind or heart,
either elects or materially shapes our
chief purposes and our persistent
ways Of life Homo Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-11

Next 10 Paris. New York Is the
largest Catholic city IN the world.
The Methodist church needs 1000
new preachers every year TO keep It's
pulpits supplied.
They are about 10 begin on their
long talked OF 81. 900, 900 Episcopal
cathedral in New York city
New York. according to the best
Judges. now has Hebrew population
OF from 225. 900 10 250 900 souls. 1t
Is the center OF Judaism OF the world.
A fourteen-year-o girl who was
sworn as a witness la "A Camden, n.
j. murder case said she had never
seen bible before she entered the
court room.
The greatest number OF Lutheran
ministers in any one state are TO be
found In Pennsylvania. That state
has 745. and Illinois. which comes
next. has 400 with 452 in Wisconsin,
and i2S In Minnesota.
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moved interest in this very peculiar
people The project FOR their removal l.
perfectly feasible and the country 10
which IL Il proposed 10 take them Is so
like their own that the conditions OF life
there would not III Ter greatly from those
OF their present haoitatiOn. The east
coast OF Gil oenland has for many ages
been unappi oachable on account OF tho
ice, for in the te3th century colonies from
Iceland we're located on the east coast aud
were completely cut of from all contact
with civilization by an Ice veil which
came down from the polar seas and has
never since been removed. The entire
east coast IL therefore believed 10 bo un
inhabitnblc. but the climatic conditions
ON the west coast arr materially different
and extensive settlements have already
been formed by the Danes along the east.
ern shores OF Dayis straits and Baiiins
bay. The wet OF Greenland. while IL
has many glaciers which project vast
masses OF ice far into the sea. has never
theless many small valleys, where. durin :
the short summer, vegetation Is nbun
dant. Moses grow among the rocks and
even Almost on he ice and the will
reindeer on the approach OF winter leave
the coast and go into the interior. Wher.
ever reindeer can live Lapps can live
with them. and IL i argued that the eli
matte conditions are not SO different In
Greenland from those in Lapland as TO
render the change OF climate at all
violent
The climate OF Laplnnd, however, is
mider than that OF West Greenland. The
country inhabited by the Lapps com.
prises the northwestern corner OF the
Russian empire and the extreme nothern
tip OF the scandinavian peninsula. Lap.
land contains about $50, 900 square miles (;
is therefore, district about twice tho
size Of Missouri, but has a population not
exceeding $50, 900. The sea coast is
broken up by the nords OF the Norw ay
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-11

tremely varied. Mountain ranges APP
proach near the sea and attain Leght OF
from q 900 10 : 900 feet. As In this part
Of the world the line Of perpetual snow is
little above !, 900 feet many OF the
mountains are covered with their white
drapery from year 20 year, aud the cur
ious spectacle is presented ofgreen valleys
watered by streams which flow down from
never ceasing SHOWS.
Lapland has several towns OF consider
able trade. Bossekop, on the coast of
Norway, does large business I'm clothing.
for the sea and river Laps already APP
preciate the advantage of the cloth
manufacturers OF the continent, while
bread is also imported from Russia,
Sweden and Norway as luxury, together
with spirits and tobacco, n lively demand
existing for both I'm all parts OF che coun-
try 10 is true that the sale OF all sorts OF
alcoholic stimulents is forbidden but II II
also true that numberless ways OF evading
the law exist, and that drunkenness is
annually proving more and more curse
60 the land OF the Lapp.
Lnpland Is interesting from a scientific
point OF view, for within It's limits have
been established two OF tho circumpolar
stations, through which scientific investi-
cation by means Of magnetic, electrical
and other means has been carried ON. One
OF these Is at Bossekop. the other at Bou-
lokaeino. aud at each the results attained
were In the highest degree satisfactory
Observing while pleasant enough In
the summer time, becomes arduous labor
when undertaken during the six months
night characteristic OF the Lapland win.
ter For the observer Co rise and work
all day 10y candle light is depressing in the
extreme, both on the physical and on the
mental system. AZ each OF these stations
the instruments during the summer were
placed in the open air, but during tho
winter were protected 10y oarthen huts
SO that much Inconvenience necessarily
results % the ientihc observer
IL n said that the Laps look with favor
on the idea Of emigration They are be.
ing driven 10 the wall In their native
land An advancing civilization requires
that they shall give up their nomadic
habits and become useful members Of so.
cisty Like the Indians of the North.
west. they have come In contact with the
civilized world. with which they have lit
tie In common. and naturally would pre-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-11
The SOUR. ra,,h Mu.t No, Rest.

Although the tired body must have
rest; although the overtaxed brain
must have the strain lifted of for a
while; although the mind must have
changes OF subject and refreshment,
yet we remember that there Is no va
cation for the service OF the soul, that
our Christian living" our Master ;
service, must go right on all the
time, whatsoever the season, where
soever we are placed. Blessed DO his
namel there's TO be found constant.
an everyday renewal OF our strength,
"a divine feeding and refreshing OF
these souls. wonderful variety given
10 our service. marvellous adaptable
ity of kind and amount OF service re-
quircd OF each one SO that fatigue
never comes 20 the soul from any
overwork for Christ. Buffalo Chris.
tian Advocate.
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coast. ana many OF these, owing TO the n
tuence of the Gulf stream, are never
frozen. The climate or the coast U.s. there
fore. much milder than that OF the in.
terror; indeed. the extensive mountain
ranges In the heart OF Iapland are for the
most part covered with perpetual snow.
The short summer is prolific OF vegeta-
tion, and the grasses and mosses which
furnish the reindeer with scanty snbsist-
ence are covered up by the snow. are
discovered by the subtle sense OF smell
possessed 10y these animals, aud raked out
by the broad hOofs which seems specially
adapted 70 this service.
The people who inhabit this, the most
northern land on the Eastern Hemisphere,
are divided into three classes, the noun
tain, the sea, and the river Laps. The
first named are also the least civilized.
in point Of fact are wandering nomnds,
having no wealth except their herds OF
reindeer, no hnbitations save tents made
from the skins OF these useful animals, and
no fixed place OF abode, but from year 70
year follow their herds wherever pasturage
~ most abundant The river Lapps have
advanced stage further in tho road 10
civilization. have fixed habitations, though
these are but huts OF earth, and possess
considerable skill In several manufactures.
They make their own boats manufacture
their own clothing. knives, weapons and
fish hooks. The wandering mountain
Laps. also known as the three duty
Lapps" from the fact that they pay taxes
10 the Governments OF Norway, Sweden,
aud Russia are often extremely degraded.
When they are rich they practice poly
gamy, but plurality OF wives Is denied to
the poor from the fact that the price OF a
wife IA never less than twenty reindeer,
aud often as much as 800. The river
La?rs do not buy and sell their women,
but entertain respect for them akin 20
that felt In countries whose people have
far <. eater opportunities for education and
refinement The sea Laps have pro
gressed far beyond their mountain breth'
zen; their houses are Of wood or stone;
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-11

they have rowing and salt boats with
which they traverse the open sea. They
have no uncomfortable amount OF com
merce; being skillful fishers. they catch
and salt large quantities OF the fish which
throng thu waters OF the Norway coast,
and are thus able TO purchase for them
selves the Injuries OF more civilized
lands.
The Lapps are a curious race. Nothing
- known of their origin or whence they
came. They seem TO be Mongolians, but
are as superior 60 the Esquimaux as the
blonde Swedes and Norwegians are 20
themselves. They are of stuntcd stature,
seldom exceeding Ave feet in height, while
four aud IA ha'f feet IL perhaps a good
average. bat OF thick set bodies. exceed
ingly strong AMI active With dark hair
and complexion. black eyes. prominent
CHEEK bones hollow cheeks aud receding
chin. they present strong points of resem-
blance TO the Chinese. but their eyes are
not obi lue and their color IL much lighter.
while their language bears not tho slight.
est resemblance 90 that OF any known
ASiatic tribe IL il probable that they
were among the earliest immigrants 10
Europe from the As.atic home OF the
human race, and t1at pressed by subse.
quent tides OF Immigration, they were
gradually crowded into their far-away
corner OF tho continent, aud there re-
manned relic OF almost prehistoric times.
However this may be. IL is certain that
in intelligence they far exceed most ma
tions OF socalled savages. Most are, at
least noininaiiy, Christians. Partly by
persuasion. partly by force, they were n
couple OF hundred years ago induced to
a. A
Protestant Christianity. In Hatta there
Is the most northern Lutheran church In
the worli. IL il AN unpreteni ling build
ing, standing almost on an eminonce, aud
In IL service is rarely held more than once
IA month. for the clergyman resides many
miles away, aud is obliged 20 ride his cir
cult oser an almost roadless country un-
der circumstances Of difficulty which
would hinder the clergy OF more civilized
countries from going at all
The scenery OF the Lapp country 10 on
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-11

II Is not generally down that CON-
mercial glycerine contains a consider.
able portion OF arsenic. The fact should
be borne in mind by persons who
imagine this article 80 harmless THAI 10
can be used In almost any quantity.
A recent medical journal reports
case In which gentleman
nearly lost his life through symptoms
closely resembling those OF cholera by
the use OF "a cheap grade Of glycsrins.
Unless the glycerine is chemically
pure 10 Is liable 10 produce poisonous
symptoms when taken internally.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-11

Levi r. Morton. by f.. Edwin Elwell Of
New York city. has arrived in Wash
ington and will shortly be placed In one
OF the inches OF the Senate chamber.
Mr. Clark, the architect OF the capitol.
intends TO remove one Of the busts OPP
posito the presiding officers desk, and
In its place will be put the bust OF Mr.
Morton.
Ii is TO be regretted that so lifs-liks
"a representation of the Vlcs-Presidsnt
should DO doomed 90 the obscure light
of the senate chamber. IL has been
suggested that the bust OF the Vice
Presidents be- placed at the foot Of the
gallery. where they would have splen-
did top light and show to good advant-
age the character OF the men who have
occupied the prominent place OF Vice.
President OF the United States. aud
this change OF position may possibly b
made later on.
IL IL said that MIR. Elweli modsled
the bust la two sittings OF three hours
each
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-11

The hearts youth does not pass, SO
long AS its purity and innocence re-
main. We scar our own hearts by the
cherishing OF sentiments we are di-
rected 10 expel; we become discon-
tented and call our discomfort knowl-
edge; we forget that all knowledge
which does not increase our happiness
is spurious and not TO be trusted.
How strong arc the hearts first strug-
giles under sorrow; how II battles with
distress and wars against despair and
disappointment; how vigorous It's Of
forts To combat and overcome; but
sorrow Is the stronger sorrow Is
the stronger 1t Is drawn into the
heart by the first breath that we in
hale OF this worlds air--a small seed,
but still IL grows and grows. and twists
and twists. until IL brushes the poor
heart; and then, then we diel-N. y.
Ledger
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Give me these links first, sense TO
need; second. desire 10 get; third. be-
lief that, though He withhold for
awhile. he loves 20 be asked. and,
fourth. belief that asking will obtain
give me these links and the chain
will reach TO heaven, bringing al
heaven down 10 me. or bearing me up
into heaven. DIR. Guthrie.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-11

M. Journey Around the World % -
Completed By "a Visit Co America.

Completed by Visit Co America.
The czarowitz will soon arrive in San
Francisco 10 continue the tour Of the
world, which he began some time ago.
He has spent some time IN British India
since he left home. and. WIS given =
grand reception by English officials and
native chiefs Ia all the principal cities
Some queer stories are told OF his ac-s
tions TO illustrate the chronic fear Of
nihilism. in which the whole Russian
imperial family live. The future EN-
peror OF all Russia is said TO be- very
nervous and TO live in constant expecta-
tion OF assassination. AT a banquet
given TO him aud hts suite
in Madras "A Characteristic io-
cident occurred. TIE czarowitx
and his fellow travellers were, as usual,
IN full military uniform aud wore thsir
swords. = loud explosion was hear.
outside the banquet halt and the i'm
peral guest and his suit turned pale
jumped TO their feet and put their hauus
10 their swords. They evidently thought
IL WAS "A bomb which had exploded. In
vestigation showed that IL was only
soda water bottle that had burst.
IL is generally supposed that more
Nihilists and Anarchists have found
refuge ia America than ia any othsr
country. and IL il said that most slabo-
rate precautions have been taken to
guard against attempts on tho Young