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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-29
aREAr EyENrs an sr LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2S.-From the
present outlook the forthcoming race
meeting of the St. Louis Fair Grounds as
ISOLATION BIDS fair to be fully as great as
any that have gone before. Up to O'Clock
this afternoon there were twenty actual
entries to the inaugural with the weights
to be carried:
Yo Tambien. 5 years. 100; Roy Lochiel.
years. ia; Ethel Graz, six years. 100;
Judge Post. 6 years. ia; Highlands. 6
years, 100; Lord Willow brook, years.
III: Pedestrian, 5 years, III; Westpark, 3
years, 100: Maid Marian. years. LOG: Pop
Gray, years. no; Geraldine, 100: Fonda.
years. 109; Sevice, years. ia; Chiswick,
years. Ill: F1atterry, years. 100; Gram
pian, years. 95: Chatham, 5 years, ia;
Rossiie, 3 years, 95; Ray S., 3 years, 113;
Linda, years, l06.
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DEATH In FLAMES
ST. CHARLES HOTEL AT NEW Or
LEANS DESTROYED BY FIRE
Upper Stories Enveloped in Flames
Before the Guests Could be Awak.
ened and Several Supposed to
be Buried in Ruins-rwo
Men Dash Their Brains
Out on the Pavement
Number Of Lives
Lost as Yet
Unknown.

NEW ORLEANS. April 2a-Fire started
about II o'clock tonight in the kitchen Of
the st. Charles hotel On St. Charles,
Gravier and Commerce street common.
From the kitchen it ascended through u
back elevator to the upper stories Of the
building. The progress of the flames was
so rapid that on the Commerce street side
third, fourth and fifth stories were soon IN
flames, and before the occupants, the
guests and servants. could be moved. Every
effort was made to awake all the &C.
cupants. bnt the flames drove the firemeu
and others back. Several persons were
seen at a window on the fourth floor, fac
ing Commerce street. apparently in
flames, crying for help. One of them. q
man. sprang from the window. falling on
the pavement on bis head and dashing out
his brains. What became of the others
who were standing around him, whether
they escaped or were burned to death. it is
impossible to say. and will not be known
until the ruins are searched tomorrow.
The dead man was burned beyond rec
oguition, and it was impossible to tell
whether he was guest or n servant
Ladders were placed against the win
dows on the lower floors and several
women were taken down, many of them
in faint;ng condition. Another man
who sprang from window was instantly
killed. His name and residence are un-
known. The flames were confined to the
rear and side, leaving the front on st.
Charles street uninjured. so that the
trunks and baggage OF the guests were
mostly saved, rs we'll as the goods in the
stores on st. Charles street. The hotel
had quite a number Of guests. how many
is not known, as the register cannot be
NJ ost Of them were in the front rooms and
escaped.
The hotel was built in 1856 at q cost of
81 ,OOO,O 600, and for years WAS the finest in
the south. 1t looks now as though il
would be a complete loss. although the
front colonnade may be saved. The loss
will probably exce-d 100000.
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Lexington Stakes.

LEXINGTON. KY. April 2s-The Ken
lucky Trotting Horse Breeders associa-
ton decided here today to give S69, 900 in
stakes and purses at its coming fall meet
ing. The largest stake is the kentucky
futurity for 3-year-olds, worth $50, coo.
Then follows three stakes of S.. 600 each
and five of 1000 The twelve purses will
average not less than 81, 900 each and the
conditions will be announced in August.
The urotting horses here are doing very
we'll this season, and with a large iufiu x
of foreign horses which this program will
induce, the fail meeting promises to be
one of the very best ever held by the asso-
citation. Over 200 horses are here for the
spring meeting Monday.
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German Rests HandIer

NEW YORK, April 2S j. Handler, Bob
Fitzsimmons:: wonder" and John Cor
man of Long Island. furnished the chief
sport ri the boxing entertainment of the
New York Athletic club tonight. They
fought at 120 pounds and made tie pace n
hot one. Bob's protegs lost the fight,
chiefly through inexperienced. but he made
"a good impression and gave German a
strong argument. The last two rounds
We're vigorously contested and it looked
like draw, but Gorman got the decision.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-29

In the race for the pennant in the Ma
sional Base Bail league the st. Louis
Browns reached the top of the heap yes
terday.
They defeated the Clevelands. Boston
and Cleveland, which were tied with The
Browns, both lost and remain next to st.
Louis.
Ausons colts won their first game for
the season and are at last in the race, al
though at the bottom. Cincinnati moved
up peg, taking game from Pittsburg.
Brooklyn defeated Washington and New
York defeated Baltimore The standing
OF the clubs up TO date l.:
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-There was q good
request for moderate quantity Of season
able stuff Of miscellaneous complexion
which is the accumulation of orders dur
ing the auction sales. Other than this
trade was quiet and the market was de-
serted at an early hour. There was some
thing done in fancy dress goods for imme-
date wants, but more was laid out for
autumn. Printing cloths were very dull
and quotations nominal at 2s<. and out
side sales at 11-16 AT fall River for the
week production was 210,000Jpieces, sales
81, 900 pieces. deliveries 1901 pieces and
the stock 10000, which shows q gain of
30 600
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OBITUARY.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Nfs. Cornelis
c. Neir.Morsau. wife of Senator Morgan
of Alabama, died az the senator's home il
this CITY this afternoon of peritoutis.
LoNDeN. April - The death IS an.
uounce;i of NJ. A Muir of Gloucester Ter
race, Hyde Park, a gentleman who i
widely known in yachting circles Mr.
Muir was the owner of the yachts Mabel
and Winons.
ROCHESTER, y. Y, April 2S-Dr Matt
land l.. Mallory. one of the be>- kaown
and most eminent physicians ln the stale
and a health commissioner of this city.
died suddenly at half past 5 O'clock
this afternoon from an over dose OF clio
raj, taken fer relief for insomnia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-29
PLASTERS.

II you are thinking about buying a
plaster, remember that you will place it
upon your body and cannot get plaster
that will nc too good for you.
ALLCOCK'S Porous PLASTER is the best
plaster made. Your druggist may have
some other plaster on his shelves which
he is anxious to get rid of. or else some
worthless imitation purchased at u low
price for the purpose of substit ution. Do
not accept his Just AS good" plea; insist
upon having the genuine. ALLCOCK's
Porous PLASTER has no equal.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS can alw avs be relied
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A Hustling Battle.

boxing contest tonight at the Grand Gen.
trail Palace between Eddie Pierce and
Walter Edgerton, the Kentucky Rosebud,
who Knocked out George Dixon in Phila-
delphia, was declared draw by the
referee, but the general Judgment was
that Pierce was the better of the two. 1t
WAS hustling battle throughout with a
great deal OF clever work on both sides.
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ENGLISH THE LANGUAGE

Ia CROSSE. Wis. April -s-K=v. Dan
" iiiiam Fa.se II lie Sataniiz .iiocrs-
inrn.shes tie foilnsin- Information this
evening: IN stssi-nor sat s.ii a@- Ors.ef-s!
that English he The Language 81 ail CEth-
oIic cathedral ennrchss IN America he
order appli-s particularly = La Cross.
nearly ali other .tLe1Eai cAurc7rs hayiag
tas EBSiisa service"
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MORRILL,, DOUGLASS. LONG.

Special Dispatch o the Daily Eagle.
Ness CITY, Kan, April % AT the Re-
publican County convention today the fol
lowing were elected delegates TO the
state convention: J. t. Mcclure, Henry
Bartels, r. A. Thompson and n. Cheno-
weth. 10 the congressional convention AT
Newton:H Z. Gillett. WIN. Wilson, d. E.
Bondurant and c. Wolf.
Resolutions endorsing the candidacy OF
Morrill, for governor, Douglass for con-
gresham at large and Long for Congress.
Seventh district, were unanimously
adopted.
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HUGE GRAB.

SAX FRANCISCO. April 2a-The Chronicle
attacks bill iutr oduced IN congress By
Mr.. English of California, u purchase the
Cabot water works at Vallejo for $50. go
and dcvotiug IL TO the use of the govern
ment navy yard, aud denouaces the mat
ter as a huge grab. Tue Chronicle says
these works are lot worth over $40. 90
at their highest valuation. TfIer Usc las
been discarded by the people OF Vallejo.
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Big Wheel Match.

NEW YORK, April 2S-Thomas Eek, the
representative of John S. Johnson. the
cyclist, has posted with The American
WLeelman of New York certified check
for $3.50 to bind a match between Johnson
and Zimmerman for a race Immediately
after Zimmerman's return from France.
The stakes will be $4,000 side for any
distance between one and ten miles.
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LAND GRANTS CONFIRMED

SANTA FE, y. NJ, April 2a-Ths United
States land court today confirmed the
Santa Fe land grant for four square
leagues, thus definitely settling the quss-
tion of titles in this city. The court holds
that municipality has existed here since
1895. This afternoon the court adjourned
10 August Il
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+. Y. CENTRAL FLYER

NEW YORK, Apsli - The New York
Central announces that commencing Nay
- il will p!-e: ia service - fa-f train b.
seen New York sBd Chicago having be
equipment OF the famous Exposition Flyer
rita @cgitiCsai psirste compartment
sitepinE cars aud maxim. TIE rus essh
ssay ~ txruty soar "a mr.
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The Dold Packing company are nov

The DOld Packing company are now
prepared to take care OF very liberal re-
ceipts of hogs to this market every day
and will make firm bid in reply to inqui-
ries from shippers on hogs at point of
shipment to be accepted and loaded same
day. Deck Parsons, Dold's buyer, will be
glad to see all the old timers and new
shippers, and treat them nicely.
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ELECTRIC RAILWAY SOLD.

KEoKUk. Iowa, April 2s.-The Gate City
Electric Street Railway plant WAS -n.d to-
day 70 satisfy a mortgage for s.. oD0, held
by tie American TrusI eonpany, Boston.
The property sold for $1,000. less than
one-fiith actua! value. 10 J. c. HGbinger,
the heukus electric light MAJ
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Racing by Electricity.

ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-Raciug by eiec-
tricity WAS inaugurated tonight at South
side park. \ fair sized crowd was present.
The park had been put in fine shape and
some pretty good sport was witnessed.
Five events were on the card and all were
well filled with fair runners.
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Money on Call.

New YORK, April 2s.-Money on call easy
at per cent, last loan per cent, closed per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 2234sj
per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with ac-
for demand bills and 81 s7el4 Sis for sixty
day bills; posted rates. 81 S9a4 S9ls. CONNER
cial bills "a S614a4 S61a. Silver certificates,
6ic.
1854 shares, including: American Sugar
3d,iG0; Burlington 1900; Chicago Gas $500;
Distiliing and Cattle Feeding 1880: National
Lead Company $500: National Lead Company
preferred 1000; New York q New England
LOO: Reading l,6oO; st. Paul 1900; Western
Union, 1900.
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K OF L. REGULATE woLcorr

DENVER, April 2s-Labor Assembly No.
1924 knights VI Labor. has adopted tEe
following:
Resolved. That Senator Wo.cott in his
attack upon the Coxey movement and his
deauDciation of Governor Davis IL Waite
does not express the sentiments OF the ma
jority of our people. bot tie desires Of tue
monopolies he represents. Governor Waite
Was elected by tie popular vote Of the peo-
pie OF Colorado. while Senator Wolcoit
was elected through and By the maehina-
tons Of the railroad aud telegraph CON-
NAMES
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NO CHEER IN SIGHT
SPECULATION IN WHEAT Is FEEBLE
AND PRICES LOWER

Market without Feature. Favorable
Weather Conditions Causing Ex-
ceSsiye WeakneSs-COrn is Limp
and Loses Ground and Oats
are Similarly Affected.
Labor Troubles Knock
the Starch Out Of
Provisions and
They Lose.
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HARPER 1NsTRUcTs FOR LONG.

HARPER, Kas.. April 2S.-lSpecisl. Tho
Republicans of Harper county held their
convention today and appointed delegates
to the state and county conventions As
follows:
State delegates-T c. Rauey, Fl. f Pat
terson. S. L. Beatty, Paul Heise, N. A.
Shoemaker, A. Martin.
Congressional delegates. A. Lane. j.
R. Harris. NJ. S. Neighbor, Fred Wash
born, j. S. killgore, j. T. Hammond, T.
Z. Worries.
The congressional delegation was in
struc,ed for Long. There We're no other
instructions The state delegation are
favorable to Douglass and Morrill,.
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TORNADO IN OHIO.

MASsFIELD, O., April ss.-A tornado
struck the town a. o'clock tonight
Roofs were torn off of houses and facto-
ries and large quantity of debris blown
on the Erie track, which will delay trains
several hours.
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EDWARDS COUNTY REPUBLICANS,

perlal Dispatch &C the Daily Eagle.
KINGSLEY. Kan, April Is - Edwards
county Republican met at Kingsley today
and selected the following delegates:
To the state convention-E. ID. Taylor.
+. OFT, S. McCarty.
To congressional conventional Merry
man, +. ID. West r. Wolff.
All delegates go uuinstructed
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Western League.
r Fl z

AZ Indianapolis RHE
Indianapolis. % 0 0 5 00l1 1-6Il Z
Del roit. ..........0 90 % : 2
Batteries-Phillips and Westlake: Cobb
md hreig- TIme-1:40 mpire-Mitchell.
AT Sioux City RHE
Sioux City.......1 o. 1002 sl2 :
Milwaukee,. .....5 0 o l 0Ol0O-1 3
Baiteries--Hart, Cunningham, Krnuss;
Williams. Flggemier. !Scbieble and Lob
@ap- L me- hours. Umpire-Baker.
AT Kansas City RHE
Kansas City, 4042 O-l313 .
Minneapolis. % D 10 0 D o 900 lOII 2
Basehits-McGinnity. Darby and Dono-
bus: Parvin and Burrell. Time-2 hours.
Cmpire-McDonald.
At Grand Rapids RRE
Grand Rapids. 4 0 6 % 30 Ii I
Toledo. ..0 ! l o = 8 - 10 : q
Batteries-Rhinss and Spies; Foreman
and Mcfarland. Time-2:l0. Umpire
Sheridan.
Game called in the eighth inning on &C
count of rain.
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NEW YORK. Ap-il 2s.-Th..e seems 20
be a growing belief among tie speculative
fraternity that the trusts are II De treated
t,ndeFly By the tar q bill aad conseq aea.-
IN the iuduscEia.s are at presen. the favor
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SPECIE. IN AND OUT.

NEW YORK, April 2s-Ths total imports
Of specie for the week aggregated So, 507
The exports OF specie from tue port OF
New YORK for the week were 81 sis. SIS in
gold and 500. Alb silver.
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Cash quotations were az follows:

Cash quotations were az follows:
Flour dull and lower. Winter patents, SO so
a3; straights, 81 40a2 20; spring patents, S. 20a
3 80: straights, 81 20a :. 30; bakers, 81 50a
=: No. spring wheat 51a4c. No 3 52a53c; No.
red 5'34c, No 2corn 371aa34c; No oats Sc,
No white Sc; No. white Stage. No = rye
461sc. No 2 barley, nominal, No. ) nominal, No
45l1ac, NO flaxseed Sl24. Prime timothy seed
81 2ja4 81. Mess pork per barrel Sl2 331ea
II 371a, Lard, per 100 pounds. 81 SHEA. 60
Short ribs sides. loose, 81 55a6 3D. Dry
salted shoulders boxed. 81 0Oa6 p Short clear
sides. boxed, 81 s.1aa7 l21s, Whisky, distillers'
changed.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S-The Boston
team made their initial appearance of the
season Oh the home grounds today but
they were never in the game at any stage
The disastrous second inning seemed to
take the life out of Stivetts. Out of eight
runs scored only one was earned. Score.
RHE
Philadelphia o s 3 0OO2 0-l4I4 1
Boston. .-......0 o 90 90 O. 5 4
Earned runs-Philadelphia. 3; Boston, L.
Two basehits-Thompson, Turner, Cross,
Allen 2. Lowe, Nash, Turner, CANCEL
Home run-Thompson. Time, lao Umpire
Hurst.
NEW YoRK-BALTIioRE.
New YORK. April 2S-Notwithstanding
the rain is. 1000 saw the Baltimores beaten
by New York today. A slippery ball and
some timely batting gave New York a
winning lead in the first inning, Mayor
Gilroy aud Senator Hill were among the
spectators. Score:
RHE
New York. .......5 1 001O20 --99 !
Baltimore. ...0 2 90 0 so *-6l2 9
Earned runs-New York. ); Baltimore. 5.
Two basehits-Connors and Meg
Batteries-Rusie and Farrell; McManon
and Robinson. Umpire-Lyuch. Time
lao
CHICAGO WINS HER FIRST.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2S-Louisville
played in hard luck today, making nine
hits off Gill, to Chicago's four off Menefee,
but still Chicago won. Chicago's two
runs were made on scratch three base
hit. Attendance 1000 Score:
Louisville. .0 0 00O1OO ola 1
Chicago U o o o 9 % 80 q
Observation-Disclosures and Grim; Kittredge
aud McGiil. Earned runs-Louisville, |.
Two basehits- l.. Brown. Three base
hiis-Dahlen. Iime-1:30. Umpire
Swartwood.
CINCINNATI-PITTsBrRG.
CINCINNATI, April 2S.-Terry's wildness
In the first lining and errors in the seventh
backed up by timely batting made the
victory an easy one for Cincinnati At
tendance 3, 100. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati. ......5 0OO1O4*-lO o
Pittsburg -......1 1 90 O. 5 q
Batteries-Parrott aud Murphy; Terry,
Ehret, Bierbauer and Mack. Earned runs
Cincinnati. l; Pittsburg, 3. Three base
baite-Holiday. Murphy, e. Smith, Beck
ley 2 Time hours. Umpire-Emslie.
ST. LoUIs-CLEvELAND
ST LOUIS, April Is -Tebsau's Cleye-
land tiger opened their first series of the
cidtdly superior playing on the part of
Browns. Score:
RTE
ST. Louis. ...4 20 o O002 1-7I2 o.
Cleveland. 00001 1000 9
Observation-Disclosures and Buckley;
Young and thinner. Two basehits. Young
Three iasehiis-Dowd and Ely Home
runs-Frank aud Ely. Time-2 hours.
Cmpire-McQaaid.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WASHINGTON, April 2S-The home team
lost simply hy doing the poorer PLAYING in
very poorly played game on both sides.
Score:
RHEl
Washington....1 o 30 300o-9 81
brooklyn. l 00O2 90 10 II 4
Batteries-Petty. Esper and Mcclure;
St~in, Daub auG kinslow Earned runs
W hington. 5: Brook Ign. 4 Two base
hIts-Joycr, Burns and Shindle Three
basehits-McGuire. Setback, Foutz aud
Ireadway- Time-l:50. Umpire-Meistag
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Day on the Turf

ST LOUIS, April 2S-Frst race-Five-
eighths of a mile: Ann Elizabeth won;
Jim Clare second; Home Run third.
Time 1:06Js.
Second-Five-eighths of Mile: Mira
won; The General second; Uintah third.
Time Loo
Third-Half of mile: Ida Margie won;
Hattie Below second; Ida Il. third.
Time 0:5255.
Fourth-rhree-quarte of mile: Ram
rose won: Belle of Fernoy second: 1nver-
cault third Time l:1915
Fifth-One mile: Chiswell won; En-
blem second; Dave Sac third Time 1:4S15.
Sixth-Five- eighths of mile: Herndon
won; King Star second; Lacigale third.
Time Los.
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RusH FoR MoRRILL AND LONG.

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
La CROSSE, Kan, April 2S.-The Rush
county Republican convention today Sc
lected delegates to the state and congress.
sional district conventions. The dslegs-
tions are solid for Morrill, for governor and
Long for congress.
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DUTCH MINISTRY RESIGNED

TEE Hague. Aprii s-Tbe Dutcn rniu-
isrry has resigned owing 10 the defeat o.
the government q, the recent eIec'ions-
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS.

On the Produce exchange today the butter
dairy l1al2c.
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M'pHERsoN FOR MORRILL,

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
Mcpherson, Kan, April 2s.-McPher-
son county elected Morrill, and Long dele
cations. The vote was: Morrill,, 1872; Mar
tin, 10; Hoch. 2. j. NJ Simpson heads the
atate delegation.
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BRICKS FOES WRITE A BOOK

LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-A special 70 the
Courier-Journal from Lexington, KY.
says:
The anti-Breckinridge people in the
Seventh congressional district have issued
pamphlet written by Professor J. 3.
Jones of Hamilton female college, here
The book is entitled An Appeal TO the
People of the Ashland District for Purity
in the House and Morality in Public Life.
and Protest Against the Reelection Of
Colonel w. c. F. Breckenridge" Twenty
thousand copies of the pamphlet have
been issued and the circulation of them
began today The introduction states
that the pamphlet is printed and dis;rib-
uted in the Interest of no other candidate.
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Governmen. bonds
| steady. State bonds dull.
u 5'sreg. ......lls II X and T gen. IS se1S
Do SIS coupon. :. 1l91a St |. & 5 F gen m. 50
| L ; As reg .... 1884 st Paul cons. 49,. I2S
Do As coupon. ia st p Chi & Pc lst.. y
Do 4lhs reg... 96I5 Atchison Is. ....... .3i
DO coupon. -..... .... Dogs. 3S3z
III h and L gen Is Al
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S-First race
Five ana half furiongs: Nelson won;
Banjo second. PViceilo third. Time l:l0ls
Second-Five aud a half furlongs: Cbev-
alier won; Lodi second; Aunie Moore third.
Time l:l0]s.
Tbiri-kscine takes-Three-Qua Of
a mile: Model won; Piquant. second;
Tiger third. Time l:lSI
Fourth-Nile aud one-six; een.h: G. lead
wor; Hotspur second; Herald third Time
l:5lis-
Fiith-Declared of.
Slxth-Five and half furlongs: ST.
Croix won; North second; Boston Boy
third. Time l:l01s.
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TRUSTS WILL BE FosTEREp.

Wall Street Spectators Believe the Dem.
ocra ic Senate Viii Protect Combines.
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DISCOUNTS POLLARD.

MARTIN, Tenn. April 2s.-Fsnnie FL
liot, II prominent young woman of this
town. shot at Sam Bynnm three times to
day, hitting him IN the forearm, shatter-
ing the bone. The young woman charges
him with slandering her.