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different sections of the country.
The declaration relative to the Fed
eral elections is also a matter on which
the delegates differ. The platform Will be-
gin with general recitation of the. good
record of the Republican party. HaTTison's
administration viii be indorsed; the con-
duet of the foreign relations Of the country
by Harrison and Secretary OF State Blame
will be specially commended; the devotion
of the Repub party 70 the principles OF
protection viii be Teaffrmed and the
| Mckinley law ndOrsed the reel
| prOcity section OF the bill Will he
| the subject Of special mention. SprlngerS
| free wool bill will be denounced as an at
tempt TO destroy one OF the industries OF the
| American farmer The silver plank Is likely
to be more liberal than that of other con-
! yentiOns based upon the hrm expectation
/ OF the administration that the approaching
monetary conference Will result IN such
agreements as will make it possible to
| utilize ths entire silver product as money.
The right of every American citizen to
cast ballot and have IL counted VIII be
upheld as the greatest safeguard Of Tepub-
! lCau institutions. The Hecesslty OF the
| rehabilitation OF the American merchant
marine will be set forth and the laws passed
! in aid of American shipping Will be ap-
proved. The completion OF tho coast de-
lenses Will also be urged as necessary 10 the
! protection Of the cOuntry. Careful super
/ vision of immigration will be recommended
/ and approval will be given 10 the exclusion
/ of contract and Chinese labor. The party
/ will renew its acknowledgment Of the
/ obligations 10 the soldiers aud sailors who
( fought for the Union; the Nicaragua Canal
/ project will be indOTSed; reference VIII be
/ made TO the important measures passed by
| the Fifty-fTst Congress IOr the good Of the
( country; home rule for Ireland may
! possibly find a place IN the platform;
! an open declaration fayOTing civil
service will he made, and the platform will
see TO it that no charge is to be made against
the Republican party in connection with
the Bennett school law. a vigorous effort
win be made by the ChicaEOanS to have the
convention indurse grant of Government
aid TO the Worlds Fair.
Proposed Amendment.
A memorial TO the national committee
! has been prepared asking for the following
| prOpOsed sixteenth amendment to the con-
! stitutiOn:
No State shall pass any law respecting the es-
Enlistment OF religion OF prohibiting the Zee
exercise thereof or use It's property or credit or
any money raised by taxation. or authorize either
10 be used for the purpose OF founding, mantaln-
ing or aiding, by appropriations, The payment Tor
services, expenses or Otherwise, or any church,
religious denomination OF religious society or
any institution. society or undertaking which Is
wholly or IN part under Sectarlan or eceleslaStl-
cal control.
The memorial sets forth that the amend
meut viii be introduced in both Houses of
the FIfty-sec0nd Congress and viii be in
accord with a similar one proposed in 1876
! BY President Grant.
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TORNADO IN TEXAS.

Several Persons Fatally Injured and Great
Damage Done.
GALVESTON, Tex, June 3-Rsports con-
tinue TO come in from the more obscure viii
lagos of the destruction by Tuesdays cy-
clone. AT Luikln several persons were in
jured, a number of them fatally, and
number of buildings were demol-
ished. Blasco reports a number Of
houses destroyed and at least 20 persons
badly injured, six fatally. A little child Of
Mrs. Cullenbach was thrown on q red-hot
stove and was burned to death. the mother
and three other children being probably
fatally injured. The path of the storm is
now des0late waste, all vegetation being
destroyed. Appeals are being made for aid.
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Of them oil each haad. aud as
his blood became more and
more impure. Il toOk lsSS time
for them TO break cut. A sort
came on the chsn beneath tbs
under lip, which wsS very
offensive. His head was one
solid scab. dlschaTgiaE a greaa
deal. This was ais condition as
twenty-two months old. when I
undertook the care OF him. his
mother having died when he
wac little more than \ YEAR
old Of consum 1tion {scrcfula.
of courSe). lie could waIE 4 lit
tie, but could not get IN ~ No
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Carried Away bz the Current.

ASHLAND, Or, June ga little child
aged or years, the son Of L. A Neil, a
farmer near Ashland, fell into Bear Creek.
near mis- home, this afternoon and was ear
ried down by the swift current and drowned.
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The Whisky Trust Cases.

CLEVELAND, June 3-The cases against
Warren II. Corning and Julius French OF
the whisky trust were submitted to the
United States District Court to-day. The
decision will not be made for several days.
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HIS Identity Douhted.

NAPA, June 3.-Sheriff Mckenzie has re-
eeived picture of the man arrested in
Durango as tie missing Greenwood mur-
derer. Carl Schmidt, just convicted as one
OF the murdererS, says he thinks il is not
the right man. Schmidt has been taken to
San Quentin, where he must serve a life
sentence,
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Professor Lors. the Greek rifle shot. is at
tracing much attention by his feat OF
shooting a glass ball from his own head.
the feat is performed by shooting at The
trigger of a rifle held in frame, with the
muZz!e sighted at glass ball dangling By
a string directly over the malksman's head.
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A Dynamiter's Disclosure.

PARIS. June 8. - An anarchist Bamed
Drouet. who was arrested for his connection
with the dynamite conspiracy, to-day di-
vulged the hiding place OF al dynamite ear
trdges and other paraphernalia which was
stolen from the Government arsenal
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Oregon State Elections.

PORTLAND, Or. June 3.-Both the Demo-
Gratis and Republicans held final ratification
meetings tonight preparatory to the State
election, which occurs next Monday.
Speakers from both parties have made a
thorough canvass of the State, the tariff
question being the main issue.
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An Old-Timer Com ..

NAPA, June 3-Mrs. NJ. Hill, who
crossed the plains in 1882 and has been liv-
ing continuously near Napa ever since. died
last night from paralytic stroke. She was
aged rs years. She leaves seven children.
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Cedar Rauids SHOOTING Toprnamsrt

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, June Sat the
shooting tournament here to-day. with clay
pigeons, George Henderson made score
Of ll5 out OF possible 125. breaking the
record.
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the party whenever the Presidents admin
stration receives the country's unqualified
Endorsement"
Postmaster General Wanamaker. in
speaking to-day in resrect TO the Presiden-
tial nomination, said: Il never. regarded
the opposition to Harrison as strong enough
to overthrow the Presidents services dur
ing the first term in office" He thought the
rank and file of the people were more to-day
than ever for Harrison, and 1t would be
easier to elect bin than any other man.
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Blaine May Accent.

CHICAGO, June 3.-There is report in
circulation here at a late hour Tonight to
the effect that Emmons Blaine received
telegram from his mother saying, "Y our pa
will accept the nomination" 1t is said En-
mons Blaine refused to talk Oh the subject,
and the report has not been verified.
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MAKING FALSE ENTRIES.
An Ex-Bank Bookkeeper Arrested at ssr

-@11 --1aHA 41UVhActP5I AIIt5tbU ut EdU
Diego on a Serious Charge.
SAN DIEGO, June .3.-United States Mar
shai George E. Gard this afternoon arrested
I'll. f. OBrien, the bookkeeper of the
broken California National Bank, on an
indictment found by the Federal Grand
Jury at Los Angeles, charging him with
having made false entries and otherwise
muilating the books. The Marshal took
O'Brien to Los Angeles this evening where
he will have hearing. OBren declares
the matter is a mistake and that he can
easily explain. Receiver Pauly was sur
prised at the arrest. and believes charge
against o. OBrien Will net hold.
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The Sacramento Hiehbirder War.

SACRAMENTO. June 3.-The highbnders
expected from San Francisco this morning
to participate in the Chinatown warfare did
not arrive. Ching Hing. who is under
arrest for numbering Lee Gong, has been
identified as q San Francisco higubnder.
He arrived in this city Tuesday last.
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Verdict for Rishon RYAN.

New York, June 3.-The jury In the suit
of Father Dent against Bishop Ryan for
100000 damages for slander. returned a
verdict in favor OF Bishop Ryan this even
Ing.
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PROFESSIONALS AT WORK.
Sacramento safe-Crackers Burglarize Two
Stores, Leaving No Clue Behind.

SACRAMENTO, June SAT an early hour
this morning burglars entered the market
Of ChrIstiansOn, Dierssen & Co., at 715
street, and blew open the safe and secured
S27O. The burglars also drilled into a safe
in the grocery of Cook & Co. at Tenth and
K streets. but only got S72. There is no
cue 10 the robbers.
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VIII uoua.Hia Trial

SALINAS CITY. June 3-The lessee of
the city warehouse here, who resided in
Oakland, is to have his trial. His name is
NJ C. I,nnd
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STAGE Robbery in Montana.

BILLINGS, Mont, June 3-Tne Billings
and Great Falls stage was held up by
masked men yesterday aad the treasure box
and mail taken. The passengers were un-
molestsd. The robbery occurred on Painted
Robe Hill, near the Mussel Shell River.
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fell down, and could not move whsn IN bed. having
no use OF his hands l immediately commented
with the CUTICURA REMEDIES, using all freely.
One sore after another heated. bouy matter fari-
ing in each one OF these i've deep just before
healing which would huaiiy grow loose and wera
taken out; then they would heal rapidly. One Ot
these ugly bone formations preserved. After TAX
ing dozen aud a half bottles he was Completely
cured, aud Is now, at the age OF yearS, strong
and healthy child Mas f. & briggs.
May 8. 1855. 612 f. CLAY ST., bloomington, III
MY grandson remaias perfectly welt No s!zns u
serofula aud no sores MRS. L. s. DktGGS,
Feb. Z, 1890. Bloomington. H.
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PLATroEn PROPOSED.

Some of the Measures That VIII Be
Recommended.
MIyNEAPoLIs, June 3.-The platform In
which the Republican party will present
the line issues TO tile voters OF the country
is tie subject OF much earnest consideration
among tie leaders. The silver plank Will
receive the most careful CONSIDERATION IN
cEaer 70 meet The different Vi.ss of he
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Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs

COPENHAGEN. June 3-Baron Redtz ThOtt
has been appointed Minister of Foreign
Affairs to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Baron RosenOern- Lem.
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Uuitsd States Cruiser Baltimore

PORT TOWNSEND, June 3.-The United
States cruiser Baltimore will remain here
until Monday, when she goes to Seattle to
coal
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stnkes Wina Hir snit

NEW YORK, June 3-The Supreme Court
to-day affirmed the judgment of SIS, 1875,
directed in favor of Edward S. Stokes by
Justice Ingraham in the suit against John
w. Mackay and Hector de Castro.
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WALNUT GROVE DAM.

The Structure That Caused Such Dinaster in
1889 Is to Be Rebuilt
PHGNIX. Ariz.. June 3.-Active work was
begun again on the Walnut Grove dam yes
terday. Colonel Bronze is in charge with
force of 100 men, All arrangements have
been made for rapid. subs antial rebuild
ing and every precauti0n will be taken to
prevent the repitiion of the disaster of
1889. When finished this reservoir will
cover an immense tract OF Teclaimable land,
and will also give a strong impetus to placer
mining in that section.
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Cholera at Calcutta.

LONDON, June 3.-A dispatch from Cal-
'utta says thus far there have been over
5000 deaths from cholera.
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| SCROFULOUS BOY
Running Sores Covered His BOlT and
Head. Bones Affected. Cared
by Cutieura Remedie

When six months old the left hand Of our IIttTa
grandchild began to swell and mad every appearance
of large boil. We p1uticed IT, but all to so pCr-
pose. Aboat five months after 10 became running
Soon other snr..s formal lie then haa tu.n
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FOUR HUNDRED DEAD.

The Number Of Victims Increasing in tbs
Bohemian Disaster.
PRAGUE. June 3-The frightfuI roll OF
casualties in the disaster in the BirkenbeTg
silver mine increases. 1t is now known
that fully 400 miners have lost their lives.
Many bodies were burned beyond Teeog-
milton. Inc aecumulations of gas in the
mine greatly interferes with the work OF
removal of the corDses, which it is believed
will not be completed inside of a fortnight.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Collision on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Near Colchester.
GALEsBURG. ILL.,, June 3.--Meager par
ticulars have been received of a serious
wreck this afternoon on the Quincy divis-
ion OF the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad near Colchester, between freight
and construction trains. A freight train
backing up on aide track ran into car on
which was number Of sectionmen. A man
named Peck was instantly killed. Eight
others were injured, some badly. All of
the section hands lived here
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Two More In diotmants.

BosToN, June at is said that two more
indictments against the Maverick Bank off,
Gals have been placed On secret file,
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COUNTY HOSPITAL BURNED.

Stockton Visited by Destructive Blaze, but
No Lives We're Lost.
STOCKTON, June 3.-The County Hospt-
tai. a three-story wooden building. located
on East street and mile from the center
Of the city, was burned TO the ground to-
day just before noon, and but little Of its
contents were saved. There were 40 pa
tients in the building. and all were rescued.
The fire originated in the range in the
kitchen. and with a high wind quickly
communicated to the frame building, The
loss is $4,000, with an insurance of S14, 600.
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FATALLY INJURED.
A Young San Franciscan Suffers a Painful
Death at San Jose.

UthLH At OaH JJbS'
SAN JOSE. June "a young man named
Fred Pier, employed by the window and
furniture company at 126 Main street. San
Francisco. received fatal injuries at Santa
Clara while repairing one of the firms WIN
dow springs. a long steel rod flew out Of
the spring and struck Pier in the eye, pierre
ing the brain TO the depth of four inches.
He was % years Of age and a resident Of
San Francisco, where he had relatives.
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THE SILVER KING MURDER.

Further Evidence That the Boy Was Killed
by Renegade Apache Kid
PHGNIx, Ariz., June 3.-United States
Marshal Paul, who arrived in the city this
evening, says there is no reasonable doubt
but that little Charlie D0bie was murde red
at Silver King by renegade Apache kid.
1t is evident that the murderer was ran
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SEAL.l ,s..o JOHN BEAM VI
w. N. FLETCHER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.

NUMMONS.-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the First judicial district Of the state OF
Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis and
Clarke.
Anna Loewe. plaintiff. VS.. Henry Loewe, de-
PENDANT.
The state of Montana sends greeting TO the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the district court of the First judicial district
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive or the day
of service) after the service of this sum
mons. if served within this county. or. if served
out OF this county, but in this district, within
twenty days, otherwise within forty days. or
judgment by default will be taken against You
according to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain q decree OF
this court dissolylng the bonds Of malrimony|
now existing between said %nlaintif and defend-|
ant, upon the grounds set forth in the complaint
on file in this action. and for the custody OF the
minor children and for general relief.
Plalntili alleges II. SAID complaint, as grouhds1
for such divorce. that on the 18th day Of Decem3
eighty-nine, (1sSA] the defendant w%illfully and
without cause deserted md abandoned the plaln-|
tiff and absen ed himself from plaintiff against
her will and without her consent, and departed,
from the state of Montana, and still continues to1
live separate and apart from her.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to-
appear and an>w-r the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply, TO the court
Given under my hand and the seal of the dis
trict court of the First judicial district Of tn.
state of Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. this 9Th day of February, in tha
year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and ninety-two
lsEAI-l John BEAN.
{. w, FLEIsCHER, Attorney for Plaintitf.6
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
i judicial district, state Of Montana and Lewis
and Clarke county.
In the matter of the estate and guardianship
OF William ID Whitehead, May 4. Whitehead
and john G, Whitehead, minor hoirs of j. G.
Whitehead. deceased.
it appearing to this court from the petition
this day presented and filed by Jeannette White
head, the guardian Of the persons and estates of
William D. Whitehead, May b.. Whitehead and
John e. Whitehead, minors, praying for an or
der of sale of certain real estate belonging to
her said wards. that 1t is necessary, and, would
be beneficial to said wards that such real estate
should be sold.
1t is hereby ordered thai the next of kin OF the
said wards. and all persons Interested III the
said estate. appear before this court on Tuesday.
the fifth day of April, A. ID. 1892. at 10 O'Clock IN
tho forenoon Of said day, at the court room Of
this court. at the cont house in tho city Of Hell
ena. county of Lewis and Clarke, state of Mon
tana. then and there to show cause why an order
should not te granted for the sale of such estate;
and it is further ordered, that acopy of this or
der be published l. at least four successive weeks
before the said day Of hearing in the Daily indie
pendent, a newspaper printed and published in
the said city of Helena, county of Lewis and
Clarke. state OF Montana.
HORACE X. BUCK, Judge.
Dated March 4, 1892.
A. Botkin and Theo. Shed. attorneys for
petitioner.
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ALIAS sUMMONs--IN THE DISTRICT
n court OF the First judicial district of the state
OF Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis and
Clarke.
Robert G.. Scott, plaintiff, VS.. Margaret Scott.
defendant. 1e@. ~
above-named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above-naned PLAN,
tiff in the district court of the First judicial
district Of the state of Montana, in and tor the
county Of Lewis and CLARKE, and TO answer the
eive of the day Of %service) after, the service on
you of this ifserved within this county;
Or, if served out of this county, but within this
district, within twenty days; otherwise Withln
forty days, or JUDGMENT by default Will PC taken
against you, according to the prayer oil SAID COM
plant.
he said action is brought to obtain q decree
dissolving the bonls Of .matrimony nov
existing between said plaintiff and defend-
ant, on the grounds of adultery by said defend-
ant with one J ames Allen, at the house of said
defendant in the city of Calgary. district, OF Al
ground that since their said marriage the said de-
PENDANT has treated plaintiff in a cruel and IN
human manner. all OF which more fully appears
in the complaint on file in said above entitled
court.
And you are hereby notified tina, # you fail to
required. the said plaintiff will apply to. the court
for the relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the district
court of the First judicial district of the state Of
Montana. in and for the. county OF Lewis and
Clarke, this 9th day of February, in the year OF
two. or ,uAN r,o..
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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d. 8. WADE, Attorney.
! Dated Feb. ~, 1882.
GUMMoNs.-lN THE DISTRICT CoURTOF
- the Eirss judicial district OF the state 81.
Montana, In and for the county Of Lawis and

GUMMoNs.-IN THE DISTRICT COURTOE
= the First judieial district OF the state Or
Montana, IN and for the county ct Lewis and
Second National Bank Of Helena, Montsna.
plaintiff. ys, James W. Conley,a sather II Ioa-
The stAts Of Montana sends greeting to the
You ara hereby required to appear In An action
t1T = H. sSa;inst ! you san BY t as a. Abox E;,. name. + a;o,.p p aal ia.
amended complaint filed therein, within ten
service on you OF this m # served within
this COUNT; Or, it served ont Ut this county, but
within forty days, or udgment b, default will
be taken against you, according to tbs prayer OF
The said action, is brought to reoovsr . judg-
ment in favor Of the plaintiff and against the
defendant. James w; Gonlsy' for the sum ct
per cent per snnum from the eth day OF April,
1888, upon two certain promissory, notes which
fsnd,nt ID j.nas W. C Co to ono thss. Cab
isch for the sum OF @$llc.s7. each, dated NJ Hell
ena. Montana, anasil =, 1888 and /, b , arm! ! Inter- = y
which said notes ia payable eighteen months
from THO date thereof, and the he q other twelve
were sabsoaaently assigned, transferred over,
and delivered to this plaintiff who u now the
l caYa, o !, ~a. ana hG II fsvs # y n t ssm si. ils9 f. . nd
mortgage dated the 2+th day Of April, 1888. made.
and Catherine Conley 70 Ghas. Gabisch, to 10
.nre the payment Of the said two notes Of
$ilb. 67 each, which Eaid mortgage was recorded
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana. April %.
1888, in book Of mortgages, page lb7.. For the
description Of property in mortgage references 10
made 10 tho complaint in said action.
And You are hereby notified that II yon tat TO
appear and an War tho .aid complaint, as above
take Judgment against James W. Conley for the
cum Of $Sa33.s4. with interest at 10 per cent per
annuna. from April y. 1883, and for costs, OF
suit. And will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the dis
trict court Of the First judicial district OF the
state Of Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. this slst day Of December, IN the
year Of cnr Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and ninety. one.
lsEAI.1 JOHN BEAN, IiefR.
BY H. II. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
MCCONNELL u CLAYBERC.
Plaintiffs Atterneys.
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THE MARkET
srocNs.

New ysnx. March 1i.--Bar silver, WN..
~Copper-Steady; lake, $107S.
Lead Firm; domestic, $4.2a.
Dealings in tho stock market wore neither
large nor important to-day. Interest was con-
fined to a few stocks, Reading. i~s.ckawanna,
Richmond Il West Point, TENNESSEE Coal aud
susouehsnna & Western preferred being tho
most prominent. Tho opening WIS generally
lower. Large sales Of sugar were made early.
Lake Shore aud Chicago Gas wore weak points.
The close was qaiet, firm, generally AT insignif-
cant changes for tho day. Sugar "a NJ i's' mis-"
snr; Pacific and Chicago. Gas each down Ia,
Lake Shore lis. %~&"
Governmental Steady.
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To Push u Survey.

RENO. New, March IA corps of engi-
neers left to-day to extend the line of sur
yey of the Nevada, California q Oregon
railway north from Amedse, Gal. The line
at present extends from Reno to Amadse.
eighty miles. Grading will shortly be COM
menced.
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Butter and Eggs.
Both the butter and egg markets are firm.
The market is fairly supplied, while the demand
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