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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
RHODE ISLAND ron row REED
state Convention Elected DeIegH tcs
ut Inrnte

state Convention Elected DeIegn ties
at Large.
Providence. r. t. April l0.-The repub-
ltcan state convention was held here To-
day for the election Of delegates a large
to the national convention. Addin y.
Gapron, Of Smithhed, who presided said.
we want gold, we want sound money
ana protection. ana we want to nominate
4 man for president who viii be an eXpon-
ent of these principles There is no man
| can more heartily name than New Eng
lands greatest statesman, Thomas H.
Reed"
The following we're elected delegates at
large. Edward r. Freemen, Frank ~
Nolney Albert l. Chester, $ w. Allen
Alternates. A. J. Currie- l. sharpe Wm.
s Steafns Colonel A. IL Childs The del
egates were not instructed
The convention adopted resolution en-
dorsing the following, which was passed
~ The Providence board of trade April Z:
"NNhereas, i Is important to every bus
mess man, producer and wage Garner that
a stop shall be put TO The enormous cost
to the government and TO all Of our peo-
plo resulting from the continuance Of
agitation in the way Of a renewal of con
fdence and national prosperity It is
Resolved That the Providence board
of trade ask all citizens 10 urge the Sc
lection of delegates to the political con
ventions of both great parties, who vii
advocate clear and distinct utterance.
Ia favor Of the maintenance Of the pres
cat gold standard Of value
For the First district John s. Sanhori
| ana q T. smith were elected delegate Is
| second district, Charles Francis aud Wal
| tar A. Reed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
HE OFFERS TO MEDIATE
THE PRESIDENT HNS TAKEN &C
TIoN REG ARDlNG CUBN.
tnitcd states lie Accepted
Ia Make Peace.

Chicago. April TO- A dispatch to the
Times Herald from Washington says:
At last President Cleveland has taken
action in behalf of Cuba. He has made
To Spain a formal proposition that the
good offices of the United States be
accepted in mediation between that
country and her rebellious subjects in
the West Indies This proposal was
made in a cablegram Of instructions to
our minister at Madrid, which was dis
patched today
Ii brings TO crisis the relations be
tween the United States and Spain,
which have been unsettled since the
outbreak Of the Cubans. The principal
points Of the dispatch are:
Frst-The president offers the good
Offices Of the United States In mediation
between Spain and the insurgents with
view to bringing about peace in
cuba
Second-The note recalls the CORES
pondence between this government and
Spain at time of 10 years war, when
President Grant ana Secretary Fish
proposed mediation and the Spanish
government though declined TO ac-
cept it, promised certain reforms in
Cuba The fact that the United states
was in part instrumental in bringing
about that settlement, and the chargt
that the spanish government had not
kept its promise is given as a rea 3ot
Why the United States has a right tc
be heard in the case.
Third -It Is pointed out that the pres
ent rebellion ia Cuba has assumed {
4 much more serious aspect than any
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
CASE or MURDER AND SUICIDE
FIRE Alarm Disclosed Tragedy All
Too COmnIon.

S.lcm. Mass April 9What the police
believe 20 be Il murder ana suicide was
disclosed today. whan All alarm OF ire
vas given for slight blaze ia the , ri-
mcnt occupied by Miss Josrphine Maun-
ing. dressmakcr The dre was In hc
foldinl bed, ON the bed lay Miss Mnmn-
ing. dead. Charles X. Flynn, Who had
been keeping company with her for some
time was wrthng in pain from bIIlet
wound. lie died soon. rhc ire which
probably resulted from pistol shot
among the bed clothes, was eNtingutsiIed
before serious damage was done. Flynn
was widoWer % yaals Of age. The No-
man was y The dodgers IN the aouse
heard reports Of a pistol about I o'el5ek
this morning, but did not investigate.
Three shots were hrrd, Two Of which
penetrated the womans head, while Ehe
third pierced the mans brain.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
SHOCKING TRACED, IN MICHIGAN
Attempt 10 Murder Followed by n
Family Slaughter.


Musl,egon, Mich. April lo.-News has
been received from Penwater of a bold
attempt on the life of VIM. o. Sands pres
ident of the Sands & Maxwell Lumber
Company. Last night when he WAS with
in few yards of home. II. B. Minchlll
jumped from behind a corner and con-
menced shooting at him. Sands ran
across the street TO his home. the would
be assassin keeping up the fire. Five
shots We're fired, three hitting him in the
right arm, and one in the leg Minchal
Immediately went home, shot his wife and
two children, and then took his own life.
Officers found Minchall's residen ,e
locked ana broke in The door A horrible
sight was presented. Mrs. Minchall was
lying on the floor of the sitting room with
n bullet IN her temple Near her was The
dead body OF their daughter Ruby about
Is years Of age. In the corner lay Min
chall with an empty revolver clutched in
his hand. He. too. was dead. In an ad-
joining bedroom We're found the bodies
of George, aged I, and an infant brother.
They We're in bed together and death evil
IDENTIFY came upon them while they slept.
Minchall was an insurance agent and
attorney. lie left a long letter, the gist
Of which IS that Sands promised him all
| his company's business and now demanded
third Of the commission. Minchal was
| badly involved und extreme love for his
| family prompted him to kin them rather
than 20 see them suffer
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
EVERY COUNTY ron FREE SILVER
Trend of Democratic Sentiment in
Missouri.

Jefferson CITY, Mo. April 10.-In an i'm
terview Ed O. Gear, chief clerk in The
office Of State Treasurer Stevens, who
has kept close figures on the democratic
,ounty conventions, said
tSeventy-ei Of The counties have se-
lected delegates to the state convention
to be held at Sedalia on the 18th of April
Every single one of these counties had
strong resolutions favorne free and un-
limited and Independent coinage Of silver
and gold the ratio Of lG to /. The dele
sates elected up to this date number ~
and 236 Of them are instructed 10 vote for
Vest, Stone, Cockrell and Bland for dele
gates a large. and 225 of the number are
Instructed 10 vote for a solid free silver
delegation to the national convention at
Chicago"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
GRAND OFFICERS OF \. o. t. ".
Result of the Election Held bH the
Delegates at Tacomu.

Tacoma, Wash April o. Delegates
to the grand lodge Of the A. O. L. ".
today elected the following officers.
Grand master workman, George ".
Race Of Tacoma; grand foreman. WI
liam \. Inman Of Colfax; grand over
seer. o. S. Jones Of Seattle; grand 20
oorder. James S. Pickcns of Chehalis:
grand receiver. A. Amunds Of Seattla:
grand trustee, $ l.. Olslager of Fair
haven, representa- tives to the supreme
grand lodge 4. c. Van Epps of Ollm
pia, Frank Spain Of North Yakima ana
Frank Twitchell of Seattle. The n axt
session win be held in. Seattle on The
second Wednesday in@April.
The grand lodge of the Degree of
Honor also elected officers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
GARDNER WILLIAMS 70 DE TRIED
high Treason Charged Against Him
by the Beers.

Capetown, April 9-Gardner Williams,
he American engineer who is manager
IF the Dcbeers mines, Is among the IN, IA
bers of the reform committee committed
for trial at the next session of the high
ourt Of Pretoria on the charge Of hlsh
treason in participating in the uprising
It johannesburg.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
CREEKS FIRST oN THE RI>Gs
Their Initial Victory in OIympian
Games NJ Athens.

Athens April g. The Americans com
peted in the gymnastic exhibition on the
rings, parallel bars, horse laping and team
work which were the features OF shc
olympic games today ON the rings The
Greeks won their FIRST victory and he
native audience went Wild with enth ISL
asm.
The keencst interest Is manifested in
the loot race to be run tomorrow from
Marathon 10 Athens. There are 20 ON
pctitors entered for this race, which IS
for i cup offered by Micheal Brel OF the
institute Of France.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
MISSIONARIES START no cnIvA
CIerpymen nnd LaSlnen GO for an
IngeStiisI

New York April l0-The final touches
IRE being given to the itinerary OF the e%
Dedytion which IS shortly to start for
five months visit Of the missions in
@hina, Japan and other parts Of Asia,
ana the object Of which Is 70 compare
the missions Of today with those OF
century aso. when he first mission ship
made tour Of the world.
About TO elergymen and aymen Will
compose the party and the observations
II which will be Of Importance alike to
he wealthy contributors 10 mission work
and the rank and die Of the churches
that is constantly contributing its mite
towards the spread Of the gospel in for
eien parts.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
DATE FIXED FoR THE THIRD TIME
BiII Gny Sentenced 10 Hang on Mon
dRS, May 20.

Helena April 10. Judge Blake today re-
sentenced Bill Gay 10 be hanged in this
city Monday, May 90 for the murder of
James Maekc on the Mussel Shell three
years age. This Is the third time tho date
has been fixed for his execution. Gays
attorneys hope to get the case before
the supreme court Of the United states on
federal question which they claim is
involved
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
SILVER DEMOCRATS ~ ST. LOUIS
Gold Men Defeated in the Primary
Elections.

St. Louis, April "A heavy vote was
east at the democratic primaries today
for the election of delegates TO the state
convention at Sedalia. The contest DC
tween free silver and sound money demo
Gratis In this city and the state has been
particularly severe, As n result tod y
primaries so-called tue sound money men
elected solid delegations in three wards
In three other wards the delegates OF holh
nersuasions We're elected, while the re
mainder Of the 2S wards went solid for
free silver
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
FIVE DEAD INSTEAD OF SIEVE,
ogden Accident Mt Sa Bad as First
Reported.

ogden. Utah April a.-The accident III
the electric power works last night is not
as serious as n first reported. Five men
were killed and five injured. The dead
are: A. J. Morgan William Kirkham
Nat Kempton, Jeff Ruby. G. Weaver, Sevz
eral Of the killed leave large families
some Of the injured are likely TO die
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
EXCHANGE or MONTANA TrRsrs
nnxis of settlement Reached by y.
T.. People.

New York, April 9.-It is stated a basis
Of settlement has been reached BY the
Northern Pacific reorganization commit
Zoe as to the exchange Of Northern "a
eiRc and Montana frsts into the seeufllies
of the new reorganization committees
BondhoIders viii receive so per cent on
the new per cent bonds ana 7t'''l'"i
amount In preferred stock
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
Full SEVEN FATH0Ms DEEP
The BIairmore stiII mt the Bettom
OF the Bay.

San Francisco, April 10.-Nothing has
yet been done toward raising the British
ship Blairmore which capsized in the bay
yesterday. and which Is now at the bottom
Of the bay under seven fathoms OF water.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
OTHER BRANCHES ARE IN LINE
Agree to the Northern Pacific Reor-
GanizatiOn Plan.

New York, April 10.-Folowing upon
the settlement effected with the holders
of bonds of the Northern Pacific and Mon
tana division it is learned arrangement
has been successfully completed by the
reorganization committee with the Coeur
d'Alene branch and that negotiations are
in progress with the bondholders of the
Spokane & Palouse and Duluth & Man
itoba divisions.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
BALLOT BoxEs UNDER Guard
seomn Election Returns M Differ
ent From Those Reported.

Tacoma, Wash. April o-There Is
nothlng new in the mayoralty contest
a careful canvass shows that the fig
ores OF the Ledger are absolutely cor
rect as to the 26 precincts counted and
tally with the official count. 4 con-
stant guard is kept on the ballot boxes,
Mhaeh are In vault, and will be
watched until the votes are passed upon
pE the council next Tuesday.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
picture Frame FalIure.

Philadelphia, April l0,-Hall & Garrison,
manufacturers Of picture frames and
mouldlngs, assigned to Senator John 9.
Grady The liabilities are s25o,0o0 assets.
supposed to be as much. The failure IS
attributed to the stringency of the money
market and inability TO make collec-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
RHODES Is REPORTED As DEAD
Rumors ON the London Change TO
That Eject.

London. April 9.-There We're ralh9rs on
,ha stork exchange today that Cecil
pho5as formerly premier of Cape Col
,,,, bad died of fever in Mataheland, The
,,,,o,. caused a decline Ia the company
securities The officials Of the Brll's"
Chartarea company discredit the rumor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
s...a..l. =. Administrations

Boston, April Jonathan ID. Clark. OF
the Clark -Hutehins Company. boot and
shoe dealers. committed suicide BY as
nhyxiation In his room in the Cooley
Square hotel today.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
xex.da,. Governor IL Dead.

San Francisco, April lo-Govcrnor zones
OF Nevada died at the Palace hotel this
evening. He had been III several nonthz
and came to this city for treatment.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15

Denver. April TO- The strike at The
Northern Colorado coal mines ended to-
day. the companies having conceded to
the demands of the men.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
NEW TANDEM BICYCLE RECORDS
naIf Vile in 30 3-5 and u Quartcr
in 2:S %.

san Diego April 9-Two bicycle records
were broken at the Coronado track yes
terday The first was the tandem half
mile unpaced, lying start, and was IN lde
in 80 SO seconds by J. NJ. Randall of
Rochester n. Y. and c. Schcfski of salt
Lake city The second record was the
)ne-quarter mile, unpaced, flying ST ut,
which was made in :23 2-5 seconds by J.
NJ. Randall and Earl Kiser of Dayt )n,
Ohio.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
HANGED ron DOUBLE MURDER
\ Jealous German Executed AT New
OrlennN.

New orleans, April 10.-Arthm Schnei-
der, a German about 20 years of age, was
hanged today, Schneider was in love with
a girl employed in the same restaurant
as he. She rejected him. He murdered
Herman Schroeder. his rival, and also
killed the girl. He killed Deputy Sheriff
Jerry Regan IN prison with knife.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15

columbus. April 9-rhe state of ono ono
an ma after Jnly / Will iniitet eap'1e'
punishment by electricity, the ma pass
ing today.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15
Dutch Garrison. Rctiavca

nntch GnrrisOns Relieved.
Batabia- island of Java. Anril g.-Gar-
,l suns OF the beleagured by the Atehinese
gents have been relieved. Forty
pu'eh soldiers were killed or wounded.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-08
THANKS TO EDISON
Blind Child Will Probably Recover Her
Sight.

New York, Dec. THE World tonor-
row will publish the following: Guided
nv X rays provided by Thomas A. Edi-
son a lancet operated by Drs. w. o. Bal
ley and A D. Wadell has probably re-
stored sight to 10-year-old Mary semen
liner, of Newark. N j.
Two years ago the girl fell on her head
and when picked up her skull was appar-
emily unin1ured and the scalp wound
quickly healed A few months ago she
complained that there was mist before
her ewes In a week she was totally
blind.
After a consultation II was decided TO
try the X rays. The girl was taken 10
Mr.. Eidson's laboratory at Orange. The
RAYS were turned on and focused against
the side of the child's head. DR.. Bailey
could see the bone pressing down on the
little girls brain and dark shadow be-
tween It's convolutions. Ii was blood
clot. A plaque was held before the child $
eyes while the rays were still being
thrown on her head. She was able 10
see the shadow. An operation was per-
formed and il was found that the rays
had told the truth. There was bit or
bone pressing upon the anterior protion
of the brain and a blood clot that extend-
ed down and pressed upon the optic COM
missure. causing blindness TO both eyes.
Bit by bit the clot was carefully cut
away and the skull was trephined, two
or three large buttons OF bone being TAX
en- ou..
Unless the nerve fibres have become
atrophied," said DR.. Bailey tonight,
there is no reason why the child's eye
sight should not be fully restored
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-08
REPUBLICAN sen ArORIAL CAUCUS
How First the StraiEhtouts, Then the
Silver Republicans Were Puzzled.

Washington, Dec. When the deter
mination was reached TO hold a Republi-
can caucus tomorrow, an interesting sit
uation at once presented itself. The sill
yer Republican senator's who bolted the
ST. Louis platform and ticket were an
Unknown quantity in their political affi-
liatiOnS. and whether or not to invite
them 10 attend the Republican caucus
was an undecided matter.
Many conferences were held, Senator
Chandler OF New Hampshire being par
ticulariy active in recommending that the
boilers be notified of the caucus. which
IS practically an invitation 70 attend.
Senator Chandler took the position that
the votes of these men would be needed
in passing tariff bill. Senator Quay
il is understood, took the same view. II
was finally concluded that notices should
be sent them at before. This result
placed the burden of action on the silver
Republicans. They conferred until late
in the night 10 settle upon a line OF pol
icy. Senator Dubois OF Idaho is. or was.
secretary of the caucus. He viii resign
this place. as ne has been more active
than many OF the others n the recent
campaign and was one OF the most ur-
gent in the advocacy OF g bolt al ST.
Louis. There has been q tendency
among some Republicans 10 pursue a
cOnciliatory course toward the silver Re-
publicans. and especially as number Of
them have declared in favor Of protection
and Senator Nantes paper has been
quite positive in this direction II is not
believed that either Senators Pettigrew,
Mantle or Cannon Will attend The caucus
although they would not be required 20
indicate their views. The purpose of
the caucus is 20 outline program for
the session
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-08

pointed out that the English missionaries
have been the first victims OF the disor-
ders. No important changes had been
made since NJ. Laroche. left the island
and General Gallieni, the presijent-gen-
eral of Madagascar, had not expelled
any Of the foreign missionaries.
NJ. De Many maintained that NJ. Ia
roche has ooeyed the bible societies,
who had protected him. adding:
These socities are working the ruin
of our influence and stealing our posses
sions- They are TO De found throughout
French territory, carrying out political
works"
In conclusion " De Many asked the
minister for the colonies IL he approved
OF the action of General Gallieni in not
expelling the English Methodists. ex-
claiming that il was time to stop their
occult influences" (Cheers)
N. Rounett moved that the govern
ment expei the Jesuits. Marists. Metho-
dists. etc, from Madagascar.
To this suggestion N. Lebon replied
that General Gallieni had full powers 20
act against any propaganda of poliii-
cal character, but France would not De
right in expelling preachers en- masse.
Eventually NJ. Nicheiin withdrew his
motion and the governments motion of
confidence was adopted.
NJ De Loncle proceeded 10 discuss the
Soudan question. which, he claimed, had
entered on new phase. Would France.
ne asked. allow an Anglo-Egyptian ex-
petition to go 10 khartoum? In any
case, ne remarked. If England went
there she would not stay, as the derv-
ishes. repulsed by the Congo Free State.
the French and the English. would re-
form between Lake Tchad and the Up
per Nile. causing trouble until the
khedive's authority was restored by the
naturalization of the entire Nile basin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-08
BACK HOME AGAIN
Bishop Hennessey has X eturned to Spend
the Winter.

Right Reverend John ]. Hennessy re-
turned home Sunday after an absence
of nearly year, during which period he
was in Kansas only a short slime. meas
ured by days. Bishop Hennsssy spent
most OF the time in New York. Boston
and other eastern points and while away
did great work for the two dioceses over
which he has charge. During the past
five or six years the Catholic Church IN
the western half Of Kansas has had
hard time OF il, or rather would have
had. had II not been FOR the indomitsble
spirit OF Bishop Hennessy. IL costs
great deal more money 10 sustain the
church than it's communicates In this
mart Of the United States could give to-
wards il and hence Bisnop Hennsssy
had 10 go where there as more money.
and By featuring and through his ogn
personal influence "a a man and bishop
ne has been very successful 30 much
50 that the present financial status %
the two diocsses ia very satisfactory.
During the winter ne win enjoy compar-
alive rest in his diocesan nome. ives; OK
the city. Il have been away from my
people nearly year" said he yesterday.
but now / hope - be abe - spend
some tine with them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-08

CHICAGO

Chicago Dec. 7.-Cattle-Demand better
than of late. particularly for good corn-fed;
common to good steers generally odloc low
er. Sales, $3.50s:i.25 for common to pretty
good fat reeves. with good inquiry for
Christmas cattle at $5.30G56o: bulk, $50
5.Ga: COWS, $200a325: fat heifers higher;
Texas cattle unchanged;
Hogs-Large run, but no decline more
than nickel: sales ranged s.. sOQs.s5; bulk.
s3-i71s02. 30; pigs, 500.
Sheep-Fairly active demand: prices I'M
changed; selling on basis of s2Wa2so for
common to S-Jia5.75 for choice TO fancy
stock sheep; lambs, common, $3.25d3-S0:
choice. $50: feeding sheep. s2.s593.lo: feed
ing lambs, ss.5oas.:5: warnings. Sc seQ4.2s-
Receipts-Cattle. Il. 600; hogs. $1,000; sheep.
5000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Dec 7.-Cattle-Receipts.
o,0Oo; shipments, e,I00; best steady; others
slow and weak Texas steers. $2.60d2-So;
Texas cows, s1.75d2s0; native steers. S.lol
49o: native cows and heifers. H.oea3 80;
stockers and feeders. 22543-S; bulls, SIS
G3.15.
Hogs-Receipts, 500: shipments. none
market weak to lec lower: bulk OF sales,
g. 1893 Is; heavies, ss.0cas.lS; packers. s. &
G.3.10; mixed. SsG5GS.n1e: Lights, S.ocGS-lo;
workers.. $s1oas.15; pigs: s. Sols.lo; ,o.
market steady; lambs, s3.ooee4.60; muttons,
s.. 0Gd325.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Dec. 7--Cattle-Recespts. 1000;
market steady.
Hogs-Rece;pts, s.oeo: market Zoe lower;
lights. So Ua3.10; mixed, S2-9oQS.10; heavy,
81 T5d3121a.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; steady.
NEW YORK
New York Dec 1-Beeves-Receipts. c23
steers quiet: others generally quiet; oxen
ard dry cows lower; bulls steady; stays and
oxen. s2.15G425; bulls s2.0Ga2.60; dry cows,
s. 30d2.65. European cables quote American
steers at 1oG11c dressed weight: sheep at
sGS1kc dressed weight; refrigerator beef at
7G7Zc Exports tomorrow. $50 beeves and
1908 quarters OF beef.
Hogs-Receipts. 1851: lower at sS.ood3so.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, Ills; Slow
and lower; sheep, $2.0od3:OO.