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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-16
237 ". First South Street, Salt Lake
City, Utah.

Mr. ~ F. Hills. Jr., OF whom an excel
lent picture is given above. says: / re-
side at No 237 w 1st So. St.-and shall
be glad to answer questions from any
one interested in my statement. / have
suffered or 4 years from Catarrh Yer
tiso and Binding Headache which was
the result of La Grippe. No one knows
low L have suffered. I was always dizzy
felt ike 1 vas standing ON ny head
and would often have 20 a.rah hold Of
things to keep from falling. Ny head
buzzed and whirled-and 7 was unable to
hear plainly. My eyes were also affected
and my memory was bad and treacher-
Gus.
have been under Drs. Shores New
Treatment one mCnth-aud want to say
I am simply unable to express the Won
derful change in me i'm that time Tocay
/ have no more di2ziness-nO more hlz-
zing in my ears-my eyes are bctter-1ny
memory an right-and ] am feeling bet
ter every way.
1 cheerfuliy indorse this treatment be-
cause 7 feel it a duty to every sufferer
in the laud-and to them Say so 70 see
Drs Shores ara you VIII li-l re'ief-if
there is any relief in the Medical I'rofes-
sion.
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kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City. Jan. 15-Cattle-Receipts
200. market unchanged, only retail trade.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market steady to
strong and active: bulk of sales. 4.45G4.6O;
heavies 4.40fI462l packers. 3.42;2ni.62i2;
mixed. 340IS60: lights. 3.S5M3.50; workers,
8 a503.50; pigs. 3.25G352ls.
Sheep--Receipts, LEGO; market firm;
lambs 420n5.50: muttons, 3.25d4.40.
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Jan. .-Cattle-Receipts. 1900.
Market 1Oc lower; native beef steers, $40
also; western steers, S.60Gf4.4O; Texas
steers, 3.00l3.60; cows and heifers, 5000
$40; Gamers. 2.OOd2 so; stockers and feed
ers. 3.6OQ46O; calves, 4.0OGg.OO; bulls and
stays, 2z5d350.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head. Market
shade lower; heavy. 3.4GG35o; mixed, $3.50
$50; light, 350d3.60; bulk of sales, 500
$50
Sheep-ReceiDts. $500 head. Market
strong: fair TO choice natives. S70a44G;
fair to choice westerns. 3.60d4.25; common
and stock sheep. 3OOG3S0; lambs, 4.0Oq5.50.
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Took the Gas Route.

Los Angeles, Jan. 15.-The body of
Fred a. Parish. jockey. aged q, who
recently came here from San Francisco,
was discovered in a room in the Phoe-
nix lodging house today. Parish had
plugged all the cracks in the room and
turned on the gas during the night. He
was apparently well supplied with
funds His parents reside at Stewards
Vile
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shares including: Atchison preferred,
i,4S0; c. & o., SIS; c. B. & O.. Is, 500;
L. & N, 1850: Manhattan, 2S.SIO: Met.
Street Ry.. 1850; Hawaii Com. Co,
5000 Missouri Pacific, 5,420: y. Y.
Central, 14167; Northern Pacific, 7.lOS:
Northern Pacific preferred. 1850: Rock
Island, $50; St. Paul, 1870; Tobacco.
$3.50; Chicago Great Western, 1861;
Peoples Gas, $3.50; Sugar, 81, 120; West
ern Union, 4.254
RnNrr nI-O,rArr1ONrc
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York, Jan. 15.-CoRee-Options
closed dull at points net decline; sales,
$500 bags including March. $40. Spot Rio
dull; No. invoice 81; No. jobbing, 6Is;
mild quiet; cordova, Sl2Q15.
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining. 3ss
centrifugal. 96-test 4ls refined. quiet;
ers' A, SIS; cut loaf, 53s; crushed 55s;
powdered, 3 ZIG: graduated, 5i4; cubes,
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Standard Oil Trusts Answer.

Columbus, o.. Jan. 1.-THE answer
of the Standard Oil company in the su-
preme court of Ohio has been made
to the charge that it did not obey the
order of the court to dissolve its trust
form so far as the same existed in
Ohio. The company's answer alleges
that its surplus as per agreement with
court, was to be distributed thro n
trustees to holders of certificates in
that trust This. as claimed, is in pro-
cess of execution.
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Consultation and Advice Always free
Office Eours-Weekdnys, 10 . m.
to 3 p. m; Sundays, 10 a n. to 10
noon; evenings, Tuesdays ard Fri
days only, z to 6 ,. n.
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DUNCAN VS.. OSBORN.
Plaintiff Barred By the Statute of
Limitation.

Gustave A. Duncan VS.. Matt T. Gis-
born and the Geyser Mining company;
judgment for the defendant.
The plaintiff sued for $4,000 for
breach Of covenant to convey a good
marketable title to certain mining
ground. the Geyser claims on which the
plaintiff had an option and paid $40, 600
on account thereof
The opinion found from the evidence
that Osborn agreed to convey the title
to the premises and that he failed to
keep his contract and that plaintiff paid
200 on the contract price, that all
the allegations of the complaint are
true and plaintiff would be entitled to
recover $10,0 and interest We're it not
for the plea of the statute of limita-
lions. Hence judgment was entered
for the defendant
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San. Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE official
closing quotations for mining stocks to-
Americans Dull In London.

New York. Jan 15.-Evenings Posts
London financial, cablegram:
The stock markets here were quieter to-
day
Americans We're rather dull on New
York prices, but with a firm undertone
here. English rails We're good on the
collapse of the strike. More gold will go
to Argentina next week
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Can be Found at Young Bros, 80 S.
Main Street, Where he has Worked
for the past Fourteen Years.


Mr.. Thomas Mash. whose picture is
given above. has been in the employ Of
the Young Bros. Co.. IS South Main street,
for the past fourteen years. He says:
have suffered from Catarrh and Asthma
for some time-hOw much no one can
realize but myself-and several times
thought 1 was dying, as I could not get
my breath. I tried an eminent physician
of this city. who gave me no relief. and
finally called in another physician to con-
suit with him. They then advised change
of climate as my only hOpe-and in de-
SPAR I came to Drs. Shores & Shores.
Under their t1eatment-I GOT RELIEF
IN ONE WEEK-and MY SYMPTOMS
ENTIRELY SUBSIDED IN THREE
WEEKS. I have been under treatment
but one month, and you cannot express
my gratitude too strongly. These doctors
are beyond doubt master of their art
and I cordially and gladly recommend
them TO all.
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RULE THREE.

Drs Shores & Shores Explain Fuy What is Meant and
Intended By the Third New Rue They Presented TO
the People on JANUARY ISL 1898. is the $40 Guarantee
Offer. So Many Have Asked the Doctors What Was
Meant BY This Ruc That They Have Concluded to
Explain It Fully and Plainly, That All May Understand
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HOME TREATMENT CURES

No one deprived of the benefits OF
Drs. Shores treatment because living
at a distance from the Office. The
same wonderful and uniform success
attending the treatment of Drs.
Shores in their Office is found in
their home treatment of patients by
mail.
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REPROACH TO JUSTICE
Judge lilies Roasts Matt Osborn
Very Severely.
MATT HAS LAW WITH HIN
AND COMES OUT AHEAD IN TWO
IMPORTANT SUITS.

Henry III. Ryan An Easy Winner In
the Case Brought Against Him
By McIntyre-Mere Suspicious
Don't Go In a Court of Justice
Other Decisions Rendered By
Judge Hiles Yesterday.
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RYAN AN EASY WINNER.
Comes Out Ahead In the Ajax Liti-
cation.

In the case OF Samuel Mcintyre
against the Ajax Mining company ct al.
his honor found the issues for the de-
PENDANT. The suit was to perpetually
enjoin Henry NJ. Ryan and others from
voting a. 500 shares of the capital stock
of the Ajax company on the ground
that although Ryan purports upon the
books of the company to be the owner
of the "a, 500 shares, yet, nevertheless,
it is in equity the stock of the COM
pany, because that il was bought from
W. l. Snyder ana Henry Shields, and
that the consideration paid for it in
whole or IN part was the money and
property of the Ajax company.
The Ajax company denied that ii had
any interest in the stock, but desired
it transferred, If upon investigation it
was found that the stock belonged to
the company. The complaint further
alleged that Frank Knox and the other
directors fraudulently connived to the
appropriation Of property of the COM
pany in payment Of the stock and per-
mitted il TO be transferred without con-
sideration to Ryan.
WANTED THE CONTROL.
The fight was really between McIn-
tyre and Ryan, the former desiring to
knock Ryan out of the stock and by
so doing place the control of the com
pany IN the hands of Mcintyre
JUDGE HILEs' OPINION.
The opinion Of Judge HiIes says, in
part:
when the evidence was concluded on
the motion for I'll" preliminary ininnc-
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bulls. Paris showed a rise of so centimes
in January flour and 20 confines in
March-June. Business was at 10 time
very heavy.
While trading still continues to be
done chiefly for May delivery. there is a
growing disposition to work clear of it
and transfer speculative dealings into
July the proportion of trade in which is
growing daily. After the early advance in
MAY to 90Ss. the offerings somewhat ex-
ceeded the demand and the price sagSed
to between 9OSsds0l2. but got good support
at that and closed 901ac. bid.
Business in corn was extremely dull
and merely of a scalping character. May
closed 1sc lower
Oats We're duler if possible than corn.
May closed shade lower
Provisions were dull and easier. At the
close May pork was &C lower and May
lard and ribs each 2i2c lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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London Quotation Of Silver.
London, Jan. 15.-Consols. 112 1916; sill
ar o6a Il
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San Francisco Wheat.
Chicago Live Stock.

San Francisco. Jan. 15.-Wheat excited
Way, 1.362s.
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Cash quotations are as follows:
fIOur-Dun, winter patents. s.50Gt.S0;
straights, 4.15N44O; spring special. $3.50
5.30; spring special patents, 4.40G4sU;
straights, 4.JOd4.3g; bakers, 3.5Jd3.SO.
Wheat-No- =. spring. S69s; No. spring.
75nS9: No. 2 REQ, sl7-g929,.
COrn-No. >. 2G$f az.
Oats-No- =. 22$.; No. 3 white, f. o. b..
24Q2fal.
Rye-No. ,, az
Barley-No. ,. / o. b.. 2SG39
Flax Seed-NO. /. 1.19Gl24.
Timothy Seed-Prime. 27ia.
Mess POrk-Per barrel. 9 25N9.25.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. 462iz0465
Short Ribs-Sides QoCseg 4.4544.i9.
Shoulders-Dry sailed jboXed), 4$+M5.
Short CIear-Sides boxed. 4.75G5.O0.
w hisky-Distillers finished goods, per
gallon. I19.
Sugars-Cut loaf. GA; graduated, 5.51.
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THE CALL.

New York, Jan. 15.-Close: Money
on call steady at !" per cent; prime
mercantile paper, I per cent; ster-
ling exchange, heavy at tStSs for de-
mand and 4S2sa4 S22s FOR so days;
posted rates, 4. 81. and 4S51545 Sc.
commercial bills, 4S2.
Silver certificates, 57kla5SE; bar sill
yer. SIS, Mexican dollars. i6.
State bonds, dull. railroad bonds,
steady: government bonds, steady: new
is reg. ex-int, 12g:s; coupon. 1919. As
reg. 1122d coupon, 1142s; seconds, 100;
5s reg. ex-int., l131s; coupon, l1fAl Pa
cific 6s of '99, 1881.
Total sales of STOCKS today ,77,J9O
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spain BUYS WARSHIPS
Purchases Five to Add to Her
Fleet Of Fighters.
THREE OF THEM CRUISERS.
The Other Two Are Coast Defense yss-
sells Three Were secured At Lon
don md Two Ia Franes-waT
News Of Today.

London, March s.-English newspa.
pers confirm the news Of spain's pur.
chase Of warships The 81. James Ga
zette, which Monday published denials
Of the Spanish embassy and the Spanish
naval commission, which have an Office
at London, says:
ut Is ascertained on very high au.
thority, In spite Of denials, that the
Spanish government has almost certain.
ly succeeded In buying three nearly
completed cruisers here and two coast
defense vessels, which are about 10 b.
launched In France"
The article goes on 10 say that much
competition between Spain aud the
United States for these various ships
constructing IL expected, but America
has come 10 the conclusion that IT, naval
resources are strong enough 10 confront
Spain and is playing waiting game.
The article quoted also points out the
earliest time m which the Chilian cruis-
or can BE- finished il three months, aud
adds that the other vessels purchased
will take longyr 10 finish, 10 that in ia,
event Of war, which viii come soon il
at all, the ships will b. useless, a. inter
national law will prevent their delivery
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Bulistin on Livestock.

Washington, March s.--The agricul.
tural department has issued the annual
bulletin on livestock: The returns in
the United States on Jan. /, show there
Is i8. gGO,9l horses, 2,2j7 .G6j mules, 49,
So, $50 mich cows, 20, 26i, ,ig7 oxen aud
other cattle. 1864, 800 sheep and 80, 4.
$50 g03 swine These figures show a de.
erase in the number OF horses. mich
cows, oxen and other cattle and In
swine. On the other hassd there Is an
increase in the number Of sheep and
mules. There j. marked increase in
value Of livestock on farms reported
from almost every section Of the country.
Total increase in value, $3.50, l62, ,SjS, or
10 ~ per cent.
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counterfeltlng Implsmsni. round.

Peoria, Ills, March 3 Deputy United
States Marshal Trpp has arrested Al
Fleschncr. He believes that Fieschner
knows something about n supposed ooun.
terfeiting plant found here. On tearing
up the floor Of a shed In the railroad
yards which recently burned, workmen
unearthed a mold FOR making silver dol.
lars II Is Of wood. about foot long by
three inches wide. The two pieces are
hinged. The mold Is lined with plaster
Of paris, and a small hole Is left open
through which 10 pour the metal. Tie
mold Is almost a perfect counterpart Of
a silver dollar Metal was found which
weighs 20 pounds, and Is good imiia-
tion Of silver.
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PEACE OF THE WORLD.
Nothing short Of Miracle Can stop
All War Clauds.

~ ~ Nf"N'tHf
New York. March s-A dispatch 20
The World from London says:
Nothing short of a miracle can pre-
serve the pcacc of the world now, IL is
believed among British statesmen and
politicians
Not since the Napoleonic wars has
danger threatened from 20 many quar-.
ter. The news from Washington, com.
bined with the gnye tidings from China
and west Africa. sent c1nsols down ono
half pr cont on the stock Exchange,
and the panicky feeling there was rc.
ficctcd In the house of commons lobby.
In their present temper Englishmen
would regard with extreme disiayor the
transfer Of any British-built warship TO
any foreign country.
The admiralty is ayagoly attacked for
permitting Spain TO take over two torpe-
bobcats recently completed for her. Yet
those boats werc only the partial hlling
Of an order from Spain given more than
a year ago, when four torpedo caichors
werc contnc,,. from the Fairfield Ship.
building company.
/ Il Is proof Of the extreme exigcncy Of
Spain's requirements that those two
completed torpedo catchers are ac.
cepted, Notwithstanding that's they
have failed In their recent speed trials
and showed other defects which there
has not been time to make good. They
were contracted for as 30.knot boats, but
they only attained % knots.
The work on the remaining two boat.
is being strcnuously pushed, but II can
not he completed under six weeks az the
earliest.
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ON A SPECIAL MISSION.
Com mandsT Brownson sent Abroad "a
Look For Warship.

Com mandsT Brownson sent Abroad TO
Look FoT wArhips
New York, March s.-A dispatch
TO The Herald from Washington says:
Secretary Long has given orders 10
Commander w. II Brownson, now on
duty as a member Of the board Of in.
spection and survey, TO leave at once for
England and France 20 inspect the yes-
sells which have been offered TO this gov
ernment and 10 report without delay II
they are suitable for service In the
United States navy.
Commander Brownson will not only
look nc the vessels which have been Of.
fered, but will examine warships under
construction for foreign nations, and
should he report that any aro desirable
and ready for sea this government will
undoubtedly enter into negotiations with
the nations which ordered the ships
looking 10 their sale TO the United
States
Commander Brownson while abroad
will also inquire As to the amount Of
ordnance material on hand. Il Is an.
ticipated by the department that II hos.
tilities occur II will l,c necessary FOR this
government 10 purchase such material
from foreign manufacturers Wicker.
Sons q Maxim, limited, have Offered
guns and ammunition 90 the depart
ment, but the English powder has q
nitro base which the department doe,
not carr 10 place on board naval ships on
account Of the explosive quality Of such
powder IL l. believed, however, that
the Duponis, and the California powder
works will be able 10 turn out sufficient
| l,,.ssrt, s.vsrNar fur the s,raaauf
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Per,onally Directing The Dlyer..

Havana, March S.-The United States
naval court Of inquiry into the loss OF
the hattlcship Maine, AZ present In ses.
sion here, pursue IN some respects u dif.
fercnt course from that adopted upon
the occasion OF the former visit Of the
court TO Havana. II now is not uncom.
mon TO see the members OF the court on
the wreck, personally directing the navy
divers and obtaining from them direct
reports ON the structural condition Of
the submerged portions Of the wreck
and making individual notes for their
consideration.
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ALLEGED ca,tls rhI.rs. Arrs.,sd.

Nogales, A. T., March s.-Adolpho \.
Sanches and Baloma villa have been ar.
rested, charged with completely in eI'
tensiye smuggling and cattle stealing.
They are said 10 b. members Of a gang
that has had headquarters at the Hu.
ababbi ranch, on the Santa CRUZ river,
near this place. The alleged leader,
Dario Saycdra, owner Of the ranch, has
fed 10 Mexico. The gang is charged
with having altered brands, and run the
stock thus changed across the border.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-09

Pckin, March s. Russian demands
from China has caused the greatest ex.
citement at the japanese legation. The
japanese minister had several inter.
views with officials Of the Chinese for.
eign office, urging the rejection Of Rus
sian demands. II is reported that Ja'
pan threatened 10 take vigorous action II
the demands Of Russia were conceded.
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New York, March S-Accoriing 20
the Paris correspondent Of The Herald
the Spanish government has given or.
dcu for the purchase Of rapid firing
guns OF the Canet type OF ito 10 cen.
timotors In France. They arc supposed
TO bo for the Spanish ironclad Carlos V,
now at Havro completing her arma.
ment. Spain is said to have tried to
purchase warships from France, but
without success.
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Unanlmou.ly Agreed on the 1911.

Unanimously agreed on the biiL
Washington, March 5.--The appropri-
ations committee Of the house unani.
mously agreed 20 report iayorably the
ball 10 appropriate GO,OOO,0OO for the
national defense.
There was practically no discussion In
committee. The member, informally
discussed the bill Monday afternoon and
IL met with the approval Of them all
A. the bill was 70 b. called mp immedi-
ately after the house mot today Mr
saycrs Of Texas, the ranking minority
member Of the committee, was more 90
licitous about making satisfactory ar.
rangemenis foF the conduct Of the de.
bate than anything else. lie protested
against the introduction Of the special
rule ~ liable 10 place Democrats In n
false attitude and asked, he said, only
for reasonable time 10 allow the Demo
cnts 10 define their position. lie sub
mittod a proposition which included n
provision for general debate u three
hour, an hour and a half on each side,
and one hour for debate under the B.
minute rule. AZ n conference with the
speaker the proposition submitted by
Mr. Slyers was agreed 10, and the bill
will b. considered Tor four hours with.
out special rule
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Bloomington, Ills, March s.-Robcrt
+. Williams, the nestor Of the Bloom.
ington bar, Is dying. He was stricken
with blindness one month ago, and ON
Saturday had another stroke Of panly.
sis which the phy icians say will end in
death. Mr. Williams is so years Of age,
and has been one Of the most prominent
lawyers Of the state for 20 years.
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HOW LEE WOULD LEAVE.
with the American Flag flying aud .
Brass Hand Playing.

New York, March s-A copyrighted
cablegam 10 The Evening World from
George Bronson, read at Havana, says;
"Gencnl Lee said last night TO me,
II Spain wishes to declare to any or all
Of us persona non gratA, it's their privi.
lege 10 do 30, but II we must leave town
we will leave with the American flag
flying aud brass band at the head Of
the procession.
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national defense reflected IN this large
attendance. On thc foor almost every
member was 10 his seat. A. soon a. tine
Journal was read Chairman Cannon pre-
sented a deficiency bill measure appro-
priating s50,OOO,OOO for national defense.
II includes also several other items,
among which il 800, 900 for coal for ma
val vessels.
When tho reading Of the bill oonclud.
ed with the item Of sj0.OOO.OOO for ma.
tional defense a sp0nianeous Outburst Of
applause went up from the members
and the galleries Cannon and sayers,
majority AMI minority membors 10
spcctiyely of the appropriations com
mittee, then mutually proposed the
agreement they privately made before
the house mot, for three hobrs Of gener.
al debate on the BILL 20 10 followed by
debate Of one hour undm the 5-min-
ute rule.
Mr.. Barrett, rep, Mas asked II
opportunity would h. allowed for
amendment, and whom Cannon answered
he did not know, b. obiected. His OBJ
jection was greeted with Kisses and
loud cries Of "vote, vote" Mr.. Bar.
rett yielding 10 the urgent appeals oi
Republicans about him and withdrew
his objection. The agreement a. "a
time formally ratified Then Mr Can.
non opened the debate.
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Tallahassee, March s.-Advices from
officers Of the state troops TO the adju-
tant generals Office here show that they
are in fine condition and ready for in.
slant duty. The ocala Rifes have just
received new and improved guns similar
10 regular United States army weapons,
10 replace defective ones, and COMPANIES
at Tampa, Starke and Sanford will b
likely to get the improved guns at once.
The jacksonville companies are well
armed now. All officers report many
offers 10 enlist. and say their men are
full Of patriotic enthusiasm.
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THE MARKETS.


st. Louis, March s.--Cattle Receipts,
1000 including 2OOO Texans; steady {;
Texas aud Indian steers, S50@A0O.
sheep Receipts, 500; steady.
Chicago. March S.-Cattle Receipts.
3OOO Texas steers, SS.5O@4a5.
Sheep-Receipts, $1,000; lambs, weak
TO lOs lower