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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
.TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 59H
LEAD, Sk57H
CASTING COPPER IS

The week on the Exchange closed to-
day with the sale OF lOi2s7 shares Of
stock FOR $iL690S3. a marked decrease
over last week. The strike that was on
at the Germanla smelter during the
week IS responsible for great part
II not an Of the decrease.
Pending the settlement Of the diff
Guilty It looked as II the smelter might
shut down and the gloomy outlook was
followed by a shrInkage In the prices
Of an Of the producing mines. The
market was also very stagnant, but the
week closes with all Of the stocks firm
and business going along as usual
Eagle and Blue Bell was active today
800 going az 90. The stock Is growing
stronger. Lower Mammoth closes the
week much stronger. Il sold from 5S&
10 56M today which is nearly l cent a
share above the highest price on Mon
day.
Mammoth, which sold az 2.06 while
lhe strike was on Immediately went up
when matters were adjusted. 1t was
traded In today at from 22OA to 2.22.
closing a little weaker Petro. for which
40 was bid on Monday sold down to
80 today while G6i5 was bid for Valeo
today. The stock was offered for SO on
Monday indefinite rumors prevail re-
gardlng the property and It is sup
posed that a favorable change has
taken place.
Daily West fell during the week to
1881 but has almost regalned its posi-
ton OF last Monday when It closed with
1900 bid.
Grand Central closes the week much
lower than it was last Monday when
II hung around $50 "a share. Tesora
shows a shrinkage today being offered
AT g.
Sunbeam grows weaker right along
as does Joe Bowers and Geyser- Marion
Sacramento Is unchanged. star Con-
solidated remains very low
May Day went below 100 during the
week but today sold up 20 l.12H, clos
ing little weaker West Mountain
Placer Is not so strong owing 10 trouble
with electric power. Centennial'Eureka
shows some depreciation
Closing quotations were posted as
follows.
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WRITE If YOU LIVE
AWAY FROM THE CITY

No one need Doe deprived OF this
FREE EXPERT EXAMINATION be-
cause of living away from the city II
you are % sufferer from CATARRH OF
ANY DEEP SEATED CHRONIC
NERVOUS or PRIVATE DISEASE.
and want 90 know EXACTLY what II
Is that ails you. ITS CAUSE and
WHETHER or NOT YOU CAN BE
CURED. WRITE ST you cannot call for
DIS shores new question list and symp-
tom blanks when you have answered
these question and returned them 90
Drs Shores FOR the FREE ENAMlNA.
TION. by return mail, you will receive
a complete diagnosis of your ailment
DIS. shores will tell YOU HOW you
suffer and WHY you suffer and
WHETHER you can be cured or not,
ana EXACTLY WHAT SO VIII cost YOU
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ANIMATION rs ABSOLUTELY FREE
TO ALL WHO APPLY THIS MONTH
WHETHER YOU TAKE TREAT
MENT OR NOT
WRITE TODAY II you can't call
REMEMBER the SPRING months is
the best time 90 cure PERMANENTLY
ChTAEUH and ALL FORMS OF
CHRONIC DISEASES one month now
is r1ual to three months of any other
season Of the year. DO not delay
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COMMERCIAL STOCKS.

The week has been one Of The quiet
est witnessed for q long time past and
the precise reason no one seems 20 be
able TO End out; money IS plentiful but
buyers and sellers OF stocks DO not seem
TO be able TO get together The truth
probably is that nearly an stocks In
The local list have now reached figures
where they do not tempt investors The
only material advance 10 bc looked FOR
Is Ia the case of the few stocks which,
40 present prices. return from z 90 b
per cent Ogden Sugar is slender I'm
the expectation that tho annual divi-
dcnd o. not far distant Lchi Sugar
has sold az from $3.50 % SASS during
the week. mostly iu small blocks
Omaha parties were negotiating for a
large block at iliS5 yesterday, but the
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ASTHMA CURED.

twenty years a sufferer from astbD,
and catarh Of the head. ana 4. ,nr.1
by Drs. Shores ana Shores Road ,s.
facts as stated by S. p. Keith wb, 10
secretary Of the Colorado Merrbar,s,
and Farmers Fire Insurance camps,y
in the Mining Exchange building Ha
said: For twenty years have suffered
from asthma and catorrh OF tb. head
Ny nose would discharge very muob
and scabs would form in my nose am
inch long My nose would bleed and
my head would ache. kept hawking
and splitting all the time. and my asth.
ma bothered me so that ] couldn't
sleep. l spent lots Of money doctorIne
with different processes AN TO no avail.
and was rapidly getting worse when /
went TO Drs Shores and Shores.
Now my nose Is perfectly clear have
no more headaches nor asthma. and
feel satisfied that am cured. ] take
great pleasure IN recommending Drs.
Shores ana Shores and / believe their
method OF curing chronic diseases Is
unequaled in the world
(SignedD S. T. KEITH,
3lS Mining Exchange Building Den.
yer.
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Tho star Relncntlnn.

Anent the recent relocation Of the
star Gold mine at Bingham the Bulle-
tin says: The Star group Of ten claims
In Pine canyon was relocated on the
5th inst by n. b. White. formerly
working for the company As some
eight claims OF the group have been
regularly advertised for patent-we be-
iieve without protestant the company
has been operating its mines and cya-
hiding mill for upwards of a year at an
expense over apparent production that
made stockholders dance and call for
a halt comment Is in order that most
any one can 60 through the motions OF
iumning ground ON which patent has
not issued. but making such action stick
Is a dInerent matter-
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GOLD N KANSAS.
Gold Quartz Found that Assays as
High as $50 Per Ton.

Considerable interest was aroused a
short time ago from the fact that as
much as $40 IN gold pellets was found
In a turkey which belonged 20 a con-
signment from Kansas recently sold in
Denver. Much speculation was INDUCED
IN regarding the place In Kansas from
which the turkeys came. The follow-
ing dispatch indicates a possible exc
PLANTATION OF the unusual occurrence. II
reads as follows:
Joplin. Mo-. April III. c. Murdoch
and others OF Galena. Kansas, near
here, claim 10 have found gold In quartz
formation within two miles of that
place that assays $40 TO $50 a ton. An
effort 20 lease or buy the land which
is said TO be included in the great Ga
lena zinc and lead belt. Is being made.
Excitement over the alleged find is in
tense.
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Bought the Wolf

The holders OF American Mining
company stock have am turned IL in and
received checks FOR their various hold
ings. and the property has been trans
ferrel 90 Ebon Smith of Colorado, and
win Doe Joined with the Clarsa
The company owned the Wolf claim.
lying on the east side line OF the Clarisa
and the Northern SOY From "a shall
low plt considerable high-grade silver
lead ore was shipped three or four
years ago. and 10 was considered n very
promising property Mrs. j. n. Nc
Chryst3l was the largest Individual
stockll0ller in the company which was
incorporated eighteen months ago Tor
100 600 shnrns. -IlnLlc MLnnr
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RICH PLACER GOLD.
Causes a Stampede Along Carbon
River I'm Washington.

A dispatch TO the News" this morn
ing from Tacoma. Wash, says
Great excitement is reported along
the Carbon river near Fairfax, Pierce
county, where placer gold. running 81
10 the pan has been discovered. and a
stampede from adjacent towns has be-
gun The first strike was made By
Supt wilkins Of the Thorne mines.
who after making his locations. gave
out the news Traces OF gold have been
found IN the river at various times.
and quartz properties show gold IN the
ASSAYS The Fairfax train made spec
ial run 10 Carbonate 10 bring the news
and take back passengers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
ONLAHA LNn srOCK.

Omaha April H-Cattle- Receipts.
400 Market steady. Native beef steers.
4.20a5. 90, COWS and heifers, 3.400 $50;
Gamers. 2.2j03.30; stocters and feed
ers. 3.75Q5.l0, calves. 3.OOd7.0O. bulls.
stays. etc, 2.75n3.9O
Hogs Receipts, 1900 Market, NO
Zoe higher Heavy 5,50d5.55; mixed
5.41h05.50. light. 5.40uj.50; pigs. 4.15
05.4O. bulk OF sales. 5.41h05.50.
sheep Receipts, 100 Market steady.
YearIingg j.Sjd6.3 IS; western muttors,
5.6)aG.20. stock sheer. 450qj.25;
lambs. G.00dI35.
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BANK CLEARINGS.

The bank clearings for the country
continue TO show a slight decrease from
the corresponding weeks last year For
the SIX days ending yesterday the total
was Sl,S75, i25,60j, a decrease Of II CLIO
per cent. salt Lakes totals show a
handsome increase. amounting 20 ST.
S32,6l2, which rs 81 6-lO per cent above
the same six days last year This Is
the highest figure Salt Lake has
reached for some time past. and il puts
us ahead of such cities as Peoria.
Rochester. Hartford, Portland, Orer
Portland. Ne. Springfield, Mass, Nash
Vile and Seattle.
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UTAHS INSURANCE FIGURES.

The year 1899 was a very favorable
one for the insurance companies do
ing business ga Utah. and the small
amount ot-hrc losses returns the State
once more 90 the low ratio list from
which she has been missing for
several years prior Approximately
speaking, the fire insurance premiums
received by AN the companies operating
in the State were f1Gj.00O and the
losses were about $4,000 ratio Of
about 90 per cent Idahos ratio OF
losses 90 premiums was 60 S-lO per cent
Montanas 2S $40 per cent Arlzona's
GO $40 per cent, Nevada's "a $40 per
cent OF the companies operating In
Utah the principal business was done
by the Home OF Utah. the next by the
Home OF New York, and the Liverpool.
London and Globe third
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
Leadyille Tonnage.

During March the Home Mining COM
pguy raised 1900 tons OF ore. "a daily
average of over 400 tons At no time
In The history of The camp has one prop
erty made such q record as this in the
way OF an output 10 ls largely iron.
but the grade has much Improved and
ls considerably better than was shipped
during January and February. The tom
mage for The last month was enormous
even Tor LeadNiile over 10000 tons OF
ore We're moved II is q safe estimate
that the gross value Of this product
including gold. silver. lead, zinc and
manganese. was a million and quar-
ter dollars. Denver Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14

Abstract OF transfers filed Ia the re-
corder's office, Salt Lake city, April
10. 1900:
Utah National bank 10 Dora Sny-
der warranty deed, 2isNlO rods
northeast from southwest cor
ner OF lot 8. block 40. plat B....SS,4 400
Martin Donnellan 10 W. +. Neslen,
warranty deed. LOT 2, block q
Rural subdivision ..... ,........, 300
Elizabeth W. McFarlane 20 a. G..
McFarlane. warranty deed, in
terest I'm east half of lot e. block
20. ten-acrc plat A...... ........, ]
a. II Taylor ct al 10 Peter Peter
son ct al. - feet by 20 rods
northwest from southeast corner
OF lot z, block 40, plat B..... 2
Sarah b. Gibson 20 Ellis Bishop
warranty deed, lots 3 20 5. block
/. Perkins Third addition. 800
Elizabeth Hunter 10 W. j. Hunter
warranty deed 6X6 rods northeast
from southwest corner Of lot T.
block o. plat Bu............... !
Frank McBro0m 90 Della Murphy
warranty deed, 2ia rods by 100
feet northwest from 2ia rods
south OF northeast corner OF lot
4 block 100. plat D.. ........ 2jO
Charles Crane et al, trustee 90
Frank McBroom quit-claim
deed. 3 inches by $50 feet north
west from 2iA rods south OF
northeast corner OF lot 4. block
lO2. plat Doc, ..,,.s,.s.tt..s.., ]
Daniel Mcleod 10 ]. y. whitney
quit-claim deed, Ashton lode,
etc. West Mountain ........... 400
Zion's Savings Bank and Trust
company to Bagley Harris, quilt
claim deed. lot 80. block 3. Forest
Dale co.. co.. 90. .t.. 60, ...s.s..-.
Salt Lake county TO J. ID. Park,
quit-claim deed lots TO IS, Park
Dale subdivision two deeds,.... IS
J.. W. Frink 20 +. ID. Hasklns,
quit-claim deed. lots So to. a.,
block /. Perkins addition ..,"- ]
-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
KANsAs cITY LIYE sToCK.

Kansas city. April l4--Cattle-Re-
ceIpts. iOO Market unchanged. Ma
tive steers. 4400540; stockers and
feeders 3.7O05O0. butchers COWS and
heifers 340QA55; Gamers, 2.75d84O;
led westerns. A20a50O. Texans, $500
A75.
Hogs--Recelpts 5000. Market strong
TO Zoe higher Bulk OF sales. 500
552is; heavy 545Q56O; packers, 54O0
5.5j. mixed 5.3jd540; light. 5l5G5.40:
workers.. 5.35054O. pigs, 510Q5.3O.
Sheep--Receipts, 1000 Market strong
lambs. 5000 $50; muttons. 5.S0a5.GO.
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DENVER LIVE SHOOK.

Denver. Colo. April i4.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 100. Market steady Beef
steers, 41jQA75; COWS. 3.00d420; feed
ers.. freight paid TO river. 3.50d5O0;
stockers. freight paid. 3.7505.00, bulls.
stays, etc, 200Q35O.
Hogs Receipts, 400. Market Dc
higher Light packers. 5.50Q5.55; mixed,
5.5Od5.5j. heavy. 5.10d5.20
Sheep-Receipts. 800. Market steady.
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Tintic ore Shipments.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Eureka. April 1.-THE ore shipments
from ne Tintic district for the past
Wees have been as follows: The total
number Of carloads OF ore leaving the
district We're sevcnty-eight. of which
the Centennial Eureka contributed
twenty-siX, The Bulli0n-Beck mill all
so came TO the front with two cars OF
concentrates, the first since work was
resumed about a month ago:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14

DRs SHORES & Catarh Tr'u.
be but they cure Nervous Diseases kidney Diseases BLADDER Troubles
Female Complaints Diseases Of Women and children Rick
Asthma Bronchial
Troubles Consumption me First stages Ovarian Diseases sa Rh
Grippe Blood Diseases
Chronic Diseases
TAKE NO INCURABLE CASES. Diseases
Specialists subhouy
10 ordinary
a
specialists CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION
FREE you disease.
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20 put the Buckeye on @ paying basis
and the eye OF the native sparkies
with satisfaction when the property is
mentioned. for the name has long been
one 90 coniure by in the camp of Dia-
m0nd The ore chute on the $50 level
northeast of the shaft continues produc-
tive OF splendid values ln copper. silver
lead and gold of which there are three
feet clean The value ranges from no
90 40 per cent in the red metal. AS high
as 60 ounces in silver 30 per cent lead
and 81 gold Charlie Emeson, who
has lease on this part OF the mine, has
at least 40 tons ready for shipment, and
Is awaiting an Improvement in the
roads which n few more days OF sum
shine win bring One carload was ship
ped just before the last storm.
WHITE CLOUD ORE.
South Of the Buckeye and evidently
on the same ledge, on the south slope
of Rising Sun mountain. the White
Cloud Mining company has nice body
OF lead carbonates In which occur con-
siderable galena. The ore was encoun-
tered IN a wlnze about 20 feet below
the tunnel level. and almost covers the
bottom Of the Wine which Is now
h'MN 81 lNttf hNN lr krlllIH idi sEt WIN
every shot About 40 tons have been
raised with a wlndlass. but the manage
ment, finding this process slow and exc
ponsIve wiz endeavor 10 dispose of
sufficient treasury stock for the pur-
chase OF q gasoline hoist.
THE SHERIDAN TUNNEL.
The Ola Susan Mining company win
on Monday open bids FOR the oompIe-
ton OF the Sheridan tunnel. which Is
destined % tap the old Clitt shaft on
the HIN above The tunnel Is now IN
$40 feet ana VIII tap the old shaft
about 800 feet from the surface.
The Rabbits Foot shows q 20-lnch
vein OF almost pure metallic copper in
a Wine below the $50 level Sinking
has been temporarily abandoned I'm the
shaft because of am unusually heavy
flow of water which the pumps were
unable TO handle. supt McGhan says
the flow is decreasing now. The last
five feet were sunk on vein matter
which was permeated with seams OF
lead ore. and SIR. McGhan believes he
Is not far from a big chute Of a ship
ping product
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
MINING NOTES.

The Centennial Eureka had eight cars
Of ore on The market today
A car Of ore was on the market to-
day from the Tesora Of Tlntle.
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AROUND DIAMOND.
Advent OF Spring is Causing Renew.
ed Activity Among the Mines.

In It's review OF the week the Tlntc
Miner says With the advent OF spring
and the opening OF mountain trails the
vicinity o. Diamond is becoming quite
active and the summer of 1900 promises
% add some shippers to the list from
there The ShOcbridge- has al
ready sent out two carloads OF excel
lent ore. and Superintendent Carruthers
says that the vein on the 900 under
the old shaft is fun Of pipes and chim-
neys OF rich ore that win insure n
steady revenue 20 the company. A
drift as also being run beyond this
point northeast. from which good ra-
suits are expected. The vein on me t6l
level Is g. feet between walls. and there
Is considerable second-class ore therein
which can be probably jIgged.
JOE BOWERS EXTENSION.
Frank Wilson IS making an ayhaus.
tive examination OF the Joe Bowers Eek.
tension, 90 determine whether the de-
posits Of low grade ore are sufficient I'm
quantity and metallic contents to Justify
the erection OF concentrating plant
Mr. Wilson points out that this ore can
be- mined and concentrated very chesp-
ly ana 10 he reports favorably. the
company win probably undertake h.
Drifts are being pushed out from both
The $50 and $50 levels. and throughout
the immense vein are seams OF shipping
ore which are not. however. concon-
trated sufficiently 90 pay FOR extraction
unless the lower grade Is olso taken
out.
THE pTCKEyr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
sTOCK TRANsACrIONs.

STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Eagle and Blue Bell-gO0 al 80.
Lower Mamm0th-l0 az 53A; 500 on
"a. 200 az 5is 100 at 5iisi 100 az 49,
700 az 90. 100 no 56h. o,,,.
Mammoth-l00 az 220it' 200 az z.zV'z;
200 az 220. COO at zoos, 400 az zzl' iV0
at 222 200 al 22liai 100 az 2.2l7si -Vv
az 2WH
petrO-l00 at g.
Tesora-j00 at 2S
Golden Eaglc-ll 600 az p
May Day-100 at l12. 500 al llzlsi
900 at iOh; 500 az 10
TetrO-l 900 az 57s
Bunker Hill-3.oO0 az p.
Shares sold 90 600.
Selling value Ss,502s6.
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sAN FRANCIsCo PRoDuCE.

San FranclscoApril 14.-Wheat quiet;
May. sGh; Cash, SEA.
Barley-No sales; cash barley, 73A.
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THE WEEK ON
THE EXCHANGE.
Settlement Of Shelter Trouble
Causes Stocks to Advance
MAMMOTH Is VERY ACTIVE.

Lower Mammoth strong To-day Ragle
and Rlue Ren In Demand -Tesora
Weaker-Msy Oay Stronger.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York. April 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes;
Surplus reserves, Increase Us SOS 475.
Loans, Increase ..,.. ......" 6lgO zoo
Specie. Increase .... .....,... 54sI300
Legal tenders, increase .,..." $1,000
Deposits, increase ,.,...., o. 1l622.900
Circulation. increase ...... q. $4,000
The banks now hold Sl0950,215 IN eN-
cess % the requirements OF the % per
cent rule.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS
MccoRNTCK & 60.

MingO bullion ..., ...,.''''''''''' faa
Silver and lead ores ..'..'''''''
~, .tlla0
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SUGAR
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

New York April 1i-sugar raw. FIRM
refined firm.
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TIE nrcKFYE

Il seems now quite certain that Col
Sapplngt0n has succeeded Ia his Efforts
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V8EEGHAM'S
- PILLS

\ Have Tor many yoas been the popular fan.
) us medicine wherever The English language
: d spoken ana they nov stand without I
4 rival for Bilious aud Nervous u.s0rdcl, 4
! Wind, Pain Ia the stomach, Sick Headache, 4
> Fulncss after meals Dizziness poHsucss, 4
/ Cosiiycncss and SalloW Complexion. hose !
\ Affections ~ arise irum q dis0rdorcd O. !
! abused condition Of me stomach and liver :
! Baechan's Plus taken gs directed viii =
\ quickly restore Females % complete health, I
! They promptly runoye any obstruction OF I
J iuegularily OF the system. !
i 10 osats and IS Goats, at an drug stores ]
STT++f++++%+++ff++Ff++4S%s
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IT WAS AN INSPIRING SCENE
But TWO WEEKS LEFT. YC

Of hov III. t,,
az NJ nr
By ~ % pres
nwedh hopes na they were VI aa r.
D o pay cnt Conn . NJ your end
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Drs. Shores Almost SwanDpi.

VISITORS AMP TY PEOPLE WE'D WITH Each
EASE REALLY A NN''- WI
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-.

Louisville, KY, April 29.-The Republicans of the
With Kentucky District last night nominated H. S
Irwin, of Louisville, for Congress. c. E. Sapp Col
lector of Internal Revenue and Postmaster T. H
Baker of Louisville were elected delegates to the
Philadelphia convention. The National Admins
tration indorsed, and the delegates were in
structed to vote for President Mckinley's renom-
inaton The platform. as originally reported and
read TO the convention, contained no reference to
Governor Taylor. His friends objected however
and it amended, indorsing Governor Taylor s
ton.
Omaha. Neb. April cd. H. Mercer was re-
nominated for Congress by acclamation by the
Republicans OF the lid District in convention in
Omaha Yesterday. The delegates selected were un-
instructed, but for Mckinley.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY'S FORECAST.
Washington. April 29-The weather situation Texas
has improved since Saturday, and while showers
likely during the days, there
indications Of heavy rains calculated maintain
stages in that state. The most important
weather feature of Sunday cold which visited
middle Rocky Mountain region. This Geld
attended by and a temperature of 80 degrees
Cheyenne fall temperature of from 22 degrees
degrees Denver. over Eastern Colorado
during twenty-four averaged
100 inches. decided change in the conditions which
prevailed country during
indicated and succession of low
moving northern border country
be expected. During Monday showers likely
occur Middle South Atlantic and Gulf
Southwest and fair weather will prevail
West and Northwest. The temperature win fall de
cdedly the Southwest Monday. In the Atlantic Coast
States weather viii be and cooler Tuesday
Along Middle Atlantic and New England
to brisk southwestery winds will prevail Monday on
south Atlantic Coast the winds will be fresh
south southwest.