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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24
KANSAS LEGISLATURE BCODLERS.
'YIle Topeka Invests is"ss ion brings
Out Interesting. 's'ssst;EsioEs-.


Topeka, Kan. april 14.-In the le9isla-
tive bribery inves i@atio N. w. Mead Of
Panta said c. r. Walters of LabelIe
.-9iinty told him he had received 500 for
opposing a certain bill and that he was
O receive 500 moro. At the close OF the
session he exhibited $l0o, which he said
he had made during the session. Walters
said to witness that it was easy for
man of ordinary Intelligence to make
money.
j. n. Doyle of Republic county testified
that he was approached by stranger
before the house had voted on the STOCK
wards; bill. and asked how he stood on
the measure. Witness replied that he was
for the bill, whcreupon the man sald:
If you were against it there would be
some money in ii for you"
Representative Paul Russell said S. r,
BOYD had offered him $lGC0 if he would
influence Senator Crossan to vote for
the Hanna substitute to the stock yards
hill
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24
HE BECAME A 2AVlNG MANIAC.
sI.pnetical Ohio EE:a-isGer Believes
ksiEnaeIf ii:s .1asii:.N isLnrr;or.

Defiance, Ohio April 16.-Amos keenan,
of Hicllsyille, this county. a well-to-do
farmer, has suddenly passed from a
harmless hypnotic state to a hopeless
state Of insanity. IIe is q believer in spir-
itualism, ana for q Year past has paid ire
dllent visits to an Indian medium and hyp
notist at Fort Wayne, where he allowed
himself to be placed under the influence
of the medium in order that he might
better study the secrets Of the heart. In
these seanceS Keenan, was given to be
lieve himself an Indian, and it was while
Impressed with this hallucination that
his mind gave way and he became q raw
ing maniac, initiating the habits Of an
Indian, even to the war whoop
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ANOTHER BREAK I'M THE LEVEE.
safTcE-iItsc ;a.asi E3esoiUtis;f Increasing
eii tiac mississippi.

Memphis. April 2G-Another break in
the 1evee on the Louisiana side is report
Cd from point 20 miles below NatcAez,
Miss. The situation at Bggs, where The
water is rushing through the crcE2ssc in
torrents. is growing worse. Mason par
ish is fast becoming inundated. and the
water VIII extend to other parishes, des-
troying thousands of acres of newly
planted crops. Nicksburg, Natchez ard
other points are crowded with refugees,
and everything possible is being done TO
alleviate the suffering of the poorer
classes. Calls for aid have been sent out
from several sections of the oEerflo"ed
Nississipri delta and while the waters are
slowly receding, the suffering and dcsti-
tuition increase.
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FABULOUS PLACER IN ALASKA.
juneau II Almost Deserted by the
RuSl. to the Clond3iSe.

Port Townsend, Wash, April 20.-From
news brought here on the steamer Alki,
the rev gold fields in the Clondyke river
Alaska. arr said to be much richer taan
at first supposed. Recent discoveries, 1t
is stated show as high as $3.50 to the pan.
The city of Juneau is almost deserted. as
every able bodied man who can purchase
an outfit is leaving for the CiondyEe
country. Recent warm rain has started
the snow to melting between Sheep creek
and the base of the divide, making travel
impossible. Only 800 miners got over be-
fore the thaw set in, and now 1900 men are
camped on Sheep creek, waiting for a
hard
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24
NEW BERING SEA COMMISSION.
England and America to again
Na;ittt, the SeII Sinh t.Ilt

watch fnc seal SEHsiShser.
Washington, April 16.-The president
has decided to appoint another expert
commission to act in conjunction with the
one already selected by Great Britain to
visit Boring sea this summer and to
study the conditions surrounding seal
life.
The British government has named the
same commissioners it employed in this
capacity last year, namely, Professor
Thompson and Gerald =. Hamilton.
1t is said the results Of last years work
of the experts was an agreement upon
some points, but not upon all Among
the unsolved problems is the determin-
alton Of the best means of preserving
seal life, conceding that it is in danger
of being destroyed, upon which point
the experts seemed TO agree. 1t is the
purpose of the state department to en-
leavor to secure the consent Of the Brit
iSh government to the adoption OF
17odus vivendi suspending the sealing
season until the experts are at work,
during the approaching season. Negotia-
tions in this direction are now in pro
grcSS,
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Washington, April 16.-Congressman
Holman of Indiana is lying critically i'll
at his home in this city. and small hopes
of his recovery are entertained. Holman
had a bad fall ten days ago, and his pres
ent condition is the result of the shock.
He has been in frail health for months.
Holman is % years of age. and IS serv-
ing his 10th term in congress- the longest
house career of any man who ever sat IL
The lower branch of CONGRESS.
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CUBA RAINY SEASON NEAR AT HAND.
ytcy!cr Orders Hospitals Erected-
Peasants Homes to BE destroyed.

Havana. April 16.-In view of the APP
proach of the rainy season. Captain Gen
eral Weyler has ordered the erection Of
an inGrmary on the trocha and the tS-
tension of military hospitals. New nos
pitfalls, will be constructed at Trinidad
Casilda Isabella, and Saguai. The COP
tain general has ordered the demolition
Of all houses inside the cultivation zone
This is on the theory that the peasalts
will remain at night in the blockhouses
and remove their families . towns. in
this way, says Weylor, the regulars will
not be exposed to risk, in case of !nsur-
gent aggression, of shooting women and
children.
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Montreal. April ga party Of 81 China
men arrived in Montreal last night by the
Canadian Pacific railway from China via
Vancouver. Tomorrow they will con-
tnue their journey to the southwark,
where they will take a steamer for Ha-
vana. They are going to work on the
sugar plantations of Cuba, and say they
are going at the instance of the Spanish
government. which has sent agents to
China to induce immigration to Cuba.
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GRANTS BODY MOVED LAST TIME.
soy. Rests in the Imposing Rsauso-
ici.:.: Prepared fer Il.

New York April 19.-The body Of Gen
eral Grant was removed Saturday after
noon from the temporary tomb which has
sheltered it for nearly u years TO the i'm
posing mausoleum which is designed to be
it's permanent resting place. There was
no ceremonial and beyond the attendance
Of guard Of honor the removal was &C
compiShed without special incident. The
interest Of the public was attested by
the presence of several thousand people
the hour had not been previously
linNlINrei
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In the house Saturday Mr.. Bailey of
Texas produced q newspaper article ae-
cltsing hiIn Of wearing Mr.. Reeds col
lar. ana acting under Mr. Reeds sus-
gestion in acquiescing in the republican
policy of inacton. Denouncmg the state
ment as a lie, Mr.. bailey repeated the
reasons for his course heretofore given
by him. Mr.. Dearmond of Missouri. in
replying to Mr.. Bailey. declared that the
verdict OF the caucus had been the en-
dorsement of his policy of fighting the
ref11!,iicans at all points. after which
the house adjourned for three days.
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RECORD OF CONGRESS
WESTERN SENATOR'S INSIST UPON
CHANGES IN NOOl. SCHEDULE.
sIIeE.GEH to the DiuGIcy Tariff
Bill TO Prevent Frauds EitEi-
erto Perpetruteu.

Upon the first skirmish Of the tariff
question in the senate the silver republi-
cans with the exception OF Mr.. Mantle
OF Montana, yoted with the democrats
and populists. An amendment 10 the
nolan bill has been adopted, opening the
lncomphagre Indian Reservation in
5, tah 20 Tlneral entry Tau provision as
10 the children q 4 White father ANA In
alan mother va laoditied so as 10 give
these children tribal rights on consent of
a majority OF the tribe and the appro-
val OF the secretary OIL the interior.
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London. April 19-The probate of the
will of the late Jean Francois Grevelet,
known to the world as Blondin. the fa
nous rope walker. develops the fact that.
the thousands Of times
he has risked his life, and the princely
income that for years rewarded his dar-
ing he died a poor man. His personal
estate has been appraised at but $780,
while his holdings of real estate We're
confined to the house at Ealing, in which
he passed the closing years Of his life.
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London April 2o.-A dispatch from Afta
announces that fighting continues be
tween the Greeks and Turks al the en-
trance to the Gulf Of 4Arta and elsewhere
in that vicinity. The Turkish batteries
at Hammidien and Pantocratoros are re
plying feebly. The crossing of the river
Arakaphos by the Greek armles uhoei
Colonel Manos numbering $4,000 men.
was attended by severe fighting, during
which the Greek artillery batteries distln-
guished themselves. This Greek force Is
now in F,niruS.
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Death of Mrs. Il. G.. C;osvry.

Chicago. April 19.-Mrs. Clowry. wife OF
Colonel r. G. Clowry, vice president and
general superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, died a. LIN
coin, Neb., yesterday of apoplectic pafaly-
sis. Mrs. CloWry was q woman OF rare
culture and accomplishments. Her InuSl-
cal compositions Were numerous, one o1
her earliest efforts reaching the eNtrdor-
dinary sale of over one million copies.
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WaShlngLOI, NDfW Ib.-INc SONtTnOF CT
Florida has notified the secretary of the
navy that the citizens of Tampa are pre-
pairing for an extensive celebration of
Vctorias birthday next month The
British government, as a mark of appre-
citation Of the spirit of the occasion, will
send a Warship, one of the British north
Atlantc squadron, to Tampa and the
asks that the navy department
detail q United States man-of-war to as
SiSt in the celebration.
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FIVE MEN INDICTED FOR BRIBERY.
Cani,iate fer United States Senator
Included in the List.

Frankfort. Ky. April 19.-The grand
jury has indicted DR.. W. Godfrey Hunt
er, republican nominee for United States
senator: eX-Congressman Henry Wilson.
Z. I. Franks. Captain Noel Gaines and
Thomas Tanner, fer conspiracy 20 bTibe.
the Indictment alleging that they did
unlawfully. corruptly and WiclzeGly con-
spire, combine confederate and agree to-
scther 10 attempt 10 bribe the said w.
G. Gossam. Merge Clarke and john ii.
Jones. members of the legislature. and
to offer them the sum Of 5000 each for
the vile purpose of securing and influence
ing them to cast their votes al the time
and in the manner provided by law at
the aforesaid election fer the aforesaid
Godfrey Hunter, and by such unlawful
means to secure his election to the said
office.
Chairman Jones OF the republican eau
Gus said it was "a dia5olical and hell.sh
cons spirs;cy,' and the republicans Would
disproEe and resent ii in The proper spirit.
Senator Dc bee was of the same opinion,
and not one of the republican leaders hes
lated 10 condemn the action ot the grand
JUL as partisan and prejttiicea
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Brunswick C =. April 16.-rhe dead body
of Charles Hoffman. a well-knoWn and re-
specte,l citizen was found in a chapel
about four miles from This city. He had
evidently gone into the building for The
purpose of committing suicide, and he
fora taking his life had knelt in prayer.
When found he was in a kneelng posi-
ton with his head resting upon the bench.
He had shot himself through .he head.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24

Helena, Mont. April 16.-Baron MAX
Won Grotthus, a Russian nobleman. ana a
lieutenant in the cars guard, VINO llVed
too high in his native country ana came
to Montana in 1856 to begin life anew alea
at the ranch Of Clark Brothers, near Cho-
in cQnnfN
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24

Austin. Texas, April 16.-The senate of
the Texas legislature has passed a dras-
tic anti-corpOration measure, in the shape
Of a bill imposing against life insurance
companies Il 2 per cent annual tax on
gross earnings. and against fire and fidel-
ity companies a tax Of l per cent. They
also tax dining and sleeping cars 10 cents
for every 100 miles Travelled. They also
provide a franchise tax of so cents on all
foreign corporations with a capital stock
of s1Go.0 00o, and 81 for every additional
$1,000 caDital stock.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24

Chicago, April I'D. Cameron, who
said ne was the son Of a wealthy mine
sS, a03 en"rnlatnr of S4n Francisco,
committed suicide in a cheap hotel by
Shooting himself through the head. From
,i4e lI4,le liz ~.tit ut me motel and pawn
shops. it is inferred his wife left him sew
eral months ago and came to Chicago,
ana his object in coming to this city was
TO locate her He evidently failed to do
SO, and this, coupled with his pennless
condition, is supposed 20 have driven
him to suicide.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24

New York, April 2o.-Jhe Academy OF
Music was filled to its utmost capacity
last night when James j. Corbett ap-
pcared for the first time in public since
his defeat by Fitzsmmons. The eX-cham-
pion was greeted with cheers that lasted
fully two minutes when he appeared IN
the first act of '1rhe Naval Cadet At
the end of the second act he made a
speech in response to repeated cans. ne
said he would force F'itzsimmons to fight
him again.
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Fort IOWHStlld. w ASH, = plll Zf.--ll mas
been developed that Chris Strock, alias
William Gleason, wanted in Chicago for
the theft of bonds and for whom a large
re ward is offered was arrested here six
weeks ago for shop lifting Strock was
sentenced to three months in the county
Jail. but after serving five weeks was re-
leased Two days after news came of his
being wanted in Chicago. 1t is thought
he went to Alaska when released from
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p;....4roue A~,l,,.hc

Prgham City Utah. April 20-A snow
slide occurred Yesterday al the mines OF
the Consolidated Mining Company. four
miles north of Brigham City. resulting in
ne death of Fred Wolhaupter. Ed Nav
and William Turner Davis Russell and
John Dalton We're also showed under by
the slide, but We're taken out alive. The
slide covered up the mouth of the tunnel
and swept away the blacksmith shop.
The body of Wolhaupter has been recov-
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24

Portland, Or, April 1S.-The federal
court has handed down a decision i'm the
case of Hillyer against the estate of W. S.
Ladd. The amount sued for is about
ST .oo0.ooo The decision is in favcr of the
Ladd estate on all points Mrs. flyer.
who was the wife of a brother of ". S.
Ladd, was suing for profits claimed to ac-
crue from securities in the hands of W.
S. Iadd as trustee. Among other things
she claimed a large profit in the lard
deal and the sale of the O. r. n.
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Sn-1;r., Sells TO Rockefeller.

Seattle Wash, April ga special to
the Times says ex-United States Senator
Watson c. Squire has sold the bulk of his
holdings in this state to John D. Rookie
feller for a consideration of $500.000 The
article further intinates that the sena-
tolial campaign two years hence began
with the consummation of this deal-that
Squire would in short time, return to
the state and begin his fight.
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Big COAL Mines WILL BE OPENED
Col!ieries Idle f.sr Fifteen Years to
tSe Operated.

Hazelton, Pa. April 1G.-Activa work is
IN progress "a he Ebervale and Harleigl2
coal mines. which We're drowned out near
ly - years ago, and to recover which tht
famous Jaddo tunnel was driven 1t il
the intention of the company to strip tE-
veins between HarIe.gh and ilberVille
and when opened this will make the lars
est stripping in the country. AS soon 9:
the necessary excavations can be made
there will be twenty years work avail
able for loco men,
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E.ta4e of Mrs. w. IL. Vanderbilt.

New York. April 16-The appraiser OF
~. estata of Marie Louise Vanderbilt,
vile Of William H. Vanderbilt, has fled
his report with the surrogate, The value
Of Of personal r property is found, after de-
ducting expenses and paying certain
debts. to be s625.478 Under her will she
gave s250, 600 to st. Bartholomew chorsn.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24

New York. April 15.-Joseph Adams,
sentenced Monday to three years in Sing
Sing for forgery, has confessed to having
swindled the Columbia bank of this city
out of $3.50 This is the crime for which
Alonzo j. Nhiteman of Minnesota. eX-
state treasurer was tried and acquitted
last week Adams resemblance to
N-hitanlar is ran1arkl ilIe
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Baker City, Or. April 20-PoWder river
is higher than ever known and is dong
great damage. Only one bridge remains
in this city The Sumter Valley railroad
is flooded for miles and trains will not
be running for weeks. The Oregon Rail
way & Navigation Company's bridge
above this city is threatened. The north
ern residence portion Of the city is inun-
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corn Cor Starving IIine.GGS.

Chicago. April 19-Rev. r. G. Hobbs Of
Jacksonville, this state, who has been
successful in securing a cargo OF corn
for the famine sufferers of India, winch
will shortly be shipped from San Fran
cisco, will probably go to the famine
stricken country to see that the supplies
are properly distributed.
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Sioux Falls, S. D., April 15.-South Da-
kota's erring state treasurer. William A
Taylor has just been released from the
penitentiary here after imprisonment OF
one year and a half Good behavior re-
duced his two years sentence some six
months
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llcy;eauS Ern;,r;s..r - Veteran

FL Paso, Tex. April 1G.-Magdalena Cal
deron a veteran and a member of the G
A. r., has been arrested in .Juarez. MeNi-
co, at the instigation Of the Mexican con
sui of this city. charged with being a con-
spirator AGAINST the Mexican government
CO onel Buford has wired the a part
ment at Washington filing a complaint
and asking for demand for his release
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Reading, Pa, April 16.-Father Phillip
Beresford. rector Of st. Jose2h:s Catholic
parish was found dead in bed in the par
sonage adjoining the editice. Death was
due to suffocation from Illuminating gas,
supposed to be the result Of an accident
in the jet being partly turned on. =.
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Indianapolis, April 1G-The new laws
arc now in force by the governors proc
lamaton. The chief interest here at
taches to the cent street car fare. The
Citizens Street Railway Company gave
no Instructions to conductors, and de-
clines to consider the law until a decision
is reached in the federal court, where a
test case is under argument
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Washington April l6.-Judgcs James 4.
Storrow. a lawyer Of Boston. dropped
dead while at the congressional library.
Judge Storrow took an important part
in the proceedings incidental in the arbl-
tration treaty between Venezuela and
Great Britain over the boundary line dis
pute.
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z1-rress Aren't Killed Himself.

Arlmore. /. t., April 19.-W. r. Cullen,
agent of the Wells Fargo Express COM
many, committed suicide by shootlls
when the travelling auditor arrived at MS
.oGfna IA c,.ar7ina the books SO far Audi
for Sill has been unable to discover any
deficit in the accounts of the suicide.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24

Olympia, Wash. April 16.-The supreme
court has affirmed judgment in the case
of the state Of Washington, respondent
VS. j. Leonard, appellant. Defendant was
convicted last August Of the murder III
the first degree of J. Malquist Of Whit
man county, and sentenced to death
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24

Rome April 20.-The secret consistory
was largely attended. The pope elevated
the archbshops of'Lyons, Rennes, Roueh
and Santiago de Compostola to the car
dinalate and formally proclaimed the
previously named bishops of Buffalo,
Cheyenne, Wilmington and Mobile.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-24

Mount Vernon, Wash, April 2o-J. T.
Leicil. over 20 years Of age committed
suicide by shooting himself in the head
He has been sick and was despondent.
He left q widow and several children.
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WoIIinaton. \. T.. April 20.-The Nap1eT
district of Hawkes. bay, on the east coast
of the north island, is suffering from
foods Napier is almost inundated 1t IS
estimated that the damage will reach
100000 Twelve persons have been drown
ed while trying to effect the rescue ol
a
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Memphis. April 20.-The derby, value
5000. was won at Montgomery Park by A.
Cahn's chestnut colt Buckvidere. by Bel
videre, out of F,lkhorn Lass Typhoon
II finished second, with Algol third. There
were only three starters. The attendance
was 5000. Time 1:564; distance, one mile
and an eighth.
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E,lassona, April 20.-The battle resulting
in giving the Turks possession OF Slllob-
ana pass was waged with admirable coUr-
age and determination on both sides. 1he
whole pass rang with one roar OF artll-
lery and the rattle of muSketry. 1t was,
however. around the two Greek block
houses, that the most furious conflict oc-
Cured. They were defended with the
utmost valor and tenacity. IN the midst
of the hottest firing. four Turkish sol
diers. advancing in sllirmish order under
a deadly fire became detached from the
main body. Nevertheless they continued
to advance with perfect self-poSSeSSioh
amid hail of bullets. One of the men
was hit and fell. then the second man was
shot. and the third received a bullet
wound but the fourth man calmly con-
tinued. fighting without regard for hiS
personal safety until the Greeks retired.
The most important Greek blockhouse
near Kritchova was strongly fortified
and defended by carthworks. The Turks
mostly attacked in skrmish order. firing
independently. They seldom fire EoileES.
Ria Pasha, commanding the Turkish
artillery, is a man of magnificent pres
ence. He exhibited most mastery skill
in placing his batteries and directing
their fire.
Captain Tagardo. who was wounded at
C1ritzoval shot himself in order to AVOID
falling into the hands of the Turks.
General SmolentZ. eN-minlSter OF war
is in command of 1t.0G0 Greeks at ReVlnl'
rot far from Tyrnavos, northwest OF La
riSSa.
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Tgcr,t1y.. University bonds.

Helena, Mont, April 20.-state Treasur-
er Collins has sold at private sale Eloo,-
600 of state university bonds a premium