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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-15
Detained nm Insane,

PHILADELPHIA, February l4-In the suit
of Amelia G. johnson against DR.. Robert A,
Green, DR.. Jacob NJ. Gemmill, Paul Graf
and Rebecca |. V. Graft 10 recover damages
for alleged illegal detention in an asylum iol
the insane, the plaintiff testified that hel
home is in HolidnyRburg, where she lived
unhappily with her husband, and withthe
advice OF her pastor she concluded to 90 to
her mother. Instead Of being taken there
she was taken to DR.. Green's establishment
Her husband was present when she ar
rived at the place, and weeping bitterly
said to her; HAmelia, have nothing to dc
with this. i is the work OF four friends.
She remained in the institution year.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, February 16-1 A. M.--For
Tennessee and The Ohio Valley. occasional
rains, followed by partly cloudy weather,
southerly to westerly winds and stationary
or slight fall in temperature in west portions.
higher barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, rain and snow,
followed by slightly warmer partly cloudy
weather, winds shifting to south and west,
The Ohio river will rise at a points. The
river will prohab y reach the danger line at
Pitt.bursh tO.nieht.
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Tonight the long looked for charity enter
tainment takes place at the Opera House,
which will probably be packed both up
stairs. and down; the sale oil tickets has been
very large. The programme will be replete
with bright aud novel numbers. About
fifty children take part in the operetta Of
"The Magic Penn and "Greenaway Drill
In each they will be handsomely. costumedi
ipI. Several tableaux on which much care
and attention have been bestowed, and o
"DIckPns Pantomine" will also be decided
features. Interpreted will be music and REQ
iIationa The object for which 1t given Il
a worthy one and deserves the warmest sup
port Wheeling can give,
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Ghe QntdllgenGtr
o aicc. Nos. IS and ~ Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

For Sale-Bellaire Nail Mill Stock.
For Rent-Brick House on Island.
Wanted-Three Rooms.
Main Street Residence For Sale.
G, o, X. X. stock-Bids for Purchase.
Whiting Indelible Etching LUX.
For Rent-HOuse Suitable for BoardeIs.
Natural Flowers at Kinks Art Store.
Mail Leltiugs-Notice to Contractors.
Catarrh-Sanford' Radical Cure.
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AB,ll for the ReI,er orFIremeu.

HARRISBURG, February l4.-Representa.
tive Snodgrass, Of Pittsburgh, has intro.
duced a bill to authorize Councils OF cities
Of the second and third classes to pay s25 a
month to Rremen disabled in the discharge
Of their duties and thereby prevented from
earnihg a living at their usual occupation.
1t also empowers Councils to grant money,
the sum not 10 exceed 500, for medical
attendance and funeral expenses In case
the injury results In death.
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THE TWO OPERAS.
Given by the German Company Yes.
M teFday.

The Gofman Opera Company executed
Gilbert 6;sullivan's Patience" at the Opera
House yesterday. Executed Is pretty good
word, for with the exception OF one or two,
the members OF the company are not equal
TO the brantiful music OF the opera Miss
Carson's Patitnee, like everything che has yet
essayed here, was very pleasipgly personated,
and Mr.. Arthur's GToSreMor had some fine
points. The chorus was up to the average,
but the entire performance suffered by com.
parison with the original presentation OF the
opera here by Hayerly's company.
Last night THE Pirates Of Peuzanoe. or the
Slave OF Duty" was given. The remarks con-
corning the matinee performance apply to
this. Miss Carson made more than Satisiac.
tory MaJel, and Mr.. Arthur made better
impression as frederick than in either Of his
former characters, The operas given by the
company were all fairly done, aud this Is the
best that can be said OF them in general.
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Present stock OF pianos, steinway, Knabe
Hallet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard
man. Guild, So, Of the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure SFss' 0"fS'I vcAD' Musrc sroRl,
.t, iiI2Main street,
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All Ion Account or Moundsyilre.

PITTSBURGH, February 14.-The failure
last week at Moundsville, W. Va, of the
Kloman Iron and Steel Company, has en-
harrsssed the firm OF Andrew kloman 4
Bro, operating the Superior Rail Mill, AL
legheny City. The mills arc still running,
but meeting OF the creditors is called for
Friday, the 18th inst. A statement Of liza.
bilities or assets has mot been made public.
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As intended:to make improvements on
building commencing in about ten days
which will necessitate suspension Of busi-
ness for one week and In order 70 reduce
stock and supply my customers will make
from this date genuine reductions on oil
shoes IN stock. Call and supply yourselves.
This is rare opportunity TO get good shoes at
low prices. L. V. BLOND.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At. JAMES HOTEL

II "a certain that the longer q speech, tho
weaker Il IL. but not 50 with u cold, ne
ongert rum. tsS WG e o II ,rs Il should be-
os ~ sSS in Its early stages. Dr.. Bulls Cough
Snrnn Il The "Balm OF Clilead" that millions
say Is divine in to origop'
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A PRIVATE rehearsal OF all performers who
are TO take part In the entertainment TO be
given BY the Women's Benevolent Associ4'
lion will take place at the Opera House this
afternoon at O'Clock. Entrance In rear oil
nnara HouSa
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at Schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
TAN 2MSEM7RM.l 7AN.l2N. rx. 7r. "
50 IS 81 ~ IS 30 ~ %
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We walk in the midst OF secrets, We are
eticompasSed with mysteries, BUTT Is an open
secret that there Is no remedy In the world
so wonderful as Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
coughs and colds.
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DuREEE's SALAD DREssISo, ready.made,
itch and delicious dressing for all salads Of
meats, fish or vegetables, Cheaper and intin.
itely better than homemade. No sauce
entiAl IN II ....
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Hon. EDWARD MADDEN, Louisville Ky,
member OF the State Legislature, says: Il
suffered with rheumatism for some time;
finally began to use 81. Jacobs Oil, which at
once relieved and In short time cured me-"
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STRENGTH and health go together. Obtain
this happy physical state BY using bottle oil
Browns Iron Bttters. pGW
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dor GENT-THE SITUATION AND
II House. among The best nr the Island, No. y
South Penn street. Ventilation aud drainage
never comes containing with bath and cellar, ten
rooms. gas and water through the house, With
clothes presses, CupbOards aud water CloNet, Rent
reasonable. Amply N A. u AIANS ieQ
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EoR RENT-A TWO STORY BRICK
Il House, No. 1882 ChRpline suGe,, containing six
oms aud plRSte ed attic, cellar and pantry, w4ter
and sas Apply TO B. KLlEVES or KLtEVES,
KRAFT & CO. felS
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OLD and youug-mals and female-taks 8.
s. 8, for any blood iRptITitg
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dor RENT-A TWo.STORY HOUSE
IL containing 7roomS aud inhhed tic, atuRted
OH the north side OF Fourteenth street, No. 1871.
KnquIr0 at No. 1877 Fourteenth street fell
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Boston, November a6, 1851.

Boston, November so, 1881.
DRowH CHEMICAL Co.
CONTAMINATION years have
beenagreatSuAercrfrom Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief having tried
everything which was recommend
ed) until. acting on the advice Of a
friend, who had been benefited by
BRowN'S IRoN BIrTERs, | tried a
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous 10 taking DRowN'S lRoN
BIrTERs, everything ate distressed
me, and | suffered greatly from a
burning sensation In the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since tax.
Ing BRowN'S IRoS BIrTERS, all my
troubles are at an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeable re.
suits. | an practically another
person. Mrs. " ]. FLYNN,
30 Maverick ST., Z. Boston.
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Mr.. Cooper c. Murray, living near Fair
view, Is lying PROSTATE with something, like
paralysis; lifeis about extinct He has been
one OF the best citizens and will be missed
nv his very large circle OF friends.
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rEW CUMBERLAND.

Yesterday the trial OF James Crago, for as,
sault and battery, brought by John Ander'
son, was held before John Campbell, Esq
and Jury OF six men. The Jury gave yer
dict OF guilty and foe Of s. was imposed
with the costs, which would In all make
ahnnt S1b m
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pINANCIAL Ann C0nMERuIAI-


HEW YORK. February ll.-Noney az 8 Der cent,
closing offered at per cent. Prime mercantile plper
Sac per cent Sterling Exchange bankers billi firm
a. 81 50: demand 81 SGl%.
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Sac Der cent Sterling EGChAnYe bankeFs DID MN
a. 81 50: demand 81 $50.
GovsRSN 'sT.-h per cent higher for Is. and V
per cent higher for ~, registered; others W.
changed.
Ss,,...,,.,.....lCA lLehigh d WilkeS...-loiI66
o, g. S. extended. -. lOSSISt r. Il S. c. lrStG.,lll
.. 8. AS coupons. ". bonds hntA.... !le1t
Q. 8. Is, coupons. ll93SlU 2. land GIauG-=lS
Pacific Is Of '9S.... is U. Il. sinking tuud..llsH
Central Pacific hnLs 1853 Texas pAc land ytS.. 6SS
Erie seconds 9ISlio Rio Grand diY-.. SOY
RAILsOAn BoHGB-DuIlEud lower,
STATE SECURlTiIS-InACIivr.
Louisiana collSOlS... Is Virginia BS.....:.... ID
Missouri 6S.............llO Virginia COnsolS, ex-
81 Joseph-..............li2 TIA mat coupons. %
Tennessee Is ........... Al Virginia Deferred. l2N
Tennessee GS, hcw.. IL Ex. div.
srocKS-Thc mSrket was dull. ieaturolets and
practically lower Than the previous day. but closed
strong.
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TOR RENT.
F0R RENT.
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
WHEELING, February Is, 1855.

WHEELING, February Is, 1855.
Tho Merchant Tailor Business hereto ore existing
under the name RqrKE & BELlZ Is from this
day dissolved. n /, the uudeRiIne will conduct
lhe zane business on my own account Vt the Old
place, No. 9S sixteenth street. Bills unpaid WILDE
placed 10 the hIuds " collector Oh monday next
thanking my friends and customers for past pat.
ronags mos respectfully solicit continuance OF
the same In my new enterprise. A. BELlZ.
| l. the undersigned, would hereby recommend my
| old partner 10 the public patronage. He viii be
glad TO sec his old customers and new ones He Is
| good utter and tailor. My connection with The
above business has ceased on this 18Th day Of Feb
isils G. RGPEE
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WANTED.
A GENTS WANTED
FOR RENT.

iaa Eighth and Broadway. New YorE Gity.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-02
Hoic Freight Udr.
chicago Tribune, Sept. so

It is hardy probable that the Ohio River
roads vii; Oe able to avoid a freight war
any longer. Il was thought that a conflict
on freight rates would not be inaugurated
until after the Cincinnati meeting Tuesday,
has dem onstrated its inability to settle
the passenger-rate war. It seems, how
ever, that tho Chicago & Eastern Illinois
has become sick of fooling and means to
commence hostilities on freight rates ct
once. This at least is.indicated blythe fol-
lowing notice issued by that road yester-
day:
''The Chicago & Eastern Illinois has
withdrawn its bills Of iading from the Ohio
river pool Office, and on and after Oct. 1
will ISSUE ifs own bills of Iading for the
Southern Dispatch line at 1913 Dearborn
street, room Is. Applications for rates
and information in regard to
shipping 10 any point in the Southern
States viz Chicago g. Eastern Illinois rail-
road and Southern Dispatch line should be
made to w. D. Scott, general agent, at the
above address"
The Ohio river freight pool expired by
Limitation some time ago, but Pool Mana
ger Richardson was allowed By mutual
consent 10 conduct the business of the
various IJads to prevent brsak in rates
until general meeting could be held to
arrange new pool. The Withdrawal from
the pool by the Eastern Illinei5 at this
time no dos5t means war on freight
rates until satisfactory arrangement for
pooling both the freight and passenger
business is made.
The passenger war remains the same as
heretofore, no further changes in rates
having been made. The Chicago & East
ern Illinois gave notice yesterday that
tickets to indianapolis by the Danville
route at the low rates will not be sold for
Sunday trains but will be continued again
Monday.
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TRANSPORTATION NOTES.
Hansmeri,.g the Northern Pacific.
Ist. Louis Railroad Register. j

list. Louis Railroad Register.
The Wall street traders have hammered
down the price of the Northern Pacific Sc
curities until they are selling at fabulously
low figures. Tie object is simply TO fright
en- timid holders into selling out SO that
the conspirators may pick up a valuable
property at fraction of its true worth.
The Price has fallen go quickly because
there is no powerful, associated, capitalist
operators to keep up the quotations, as the
controlling interest in the Northern Pa
oifio and Oregon Railway q Navigation
company is held by the Oregon d Trans
continental company, whose stockholders
are not easily scared.
1t makes little difference how low the
quotations are for we believe there will be
very iittls Of the stock for sale. and this
will be picked up by men who know the
true value OF the Northern Pacific. The
sneculators Of course will be large gamers
when the advance comes.
And this advance must surely CONE, for
there Is no property more valuable than
the Northern Pacific, if we consider the
capital invested IN 1t. The land grant
alone is worth al The stock and bonds Of
the comp NJ, and, If honestly managed,
the proceed of land sales will pay OF ali
the bonGe, aad floating Indebtedness.
The fesl ii people who are Induced to
dispose o. their stock now will never cease
to regret their rash step; for, in little
while, tho plans of the strong and unprin-
cipled sche rsers viii be exposed, and then
it will be seen how timid holders have been
duped.
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,

LAND OFFICE, ST. PAUL, Sept. >, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the auditors of the
counties of Anoka, Becker BentoI, Blue Earth,
Brown, Carver, Chippewa, Chisago, Grow Wing,
Dakota, Dodge, Fillmore, Freedom, Goodhue,
Hennepin, Houston, Isanti, LeSueur, Mcleod,
Mower, Nicolet, Mobiles, Olmsted rice, Rock,
Scott Sherburne Sibley, Steele, Wabashaw, Waseca,
Washington Wilkin, Winona and Wright, will offer
at public sale the school, agricultural college, uni
versity and internal improvement lands appraised
and unsold, or that may have been sold and become
forfeited by of failure to pay interest for
two more years, in their respective counties on
Saturday, October q, 1888, at 10 O'Clock a m.
Sales in the counties named below Will be held
by commissioner of the State land Office, as follows;
Counties. Place Of sale. Date of sale.
Martin. Fairmont. Friday, Oct. ~, 1888
jackson jackson Saturday, Oct. co. 1888
Redwood. Redwood Falls. Thursday, Oct. %, 1888
Renville. Beaver Falls Friday, Oct. q 1888
Wilkin Breckenridge Tuesday, Oct. 80 1883
Lists OF the lands to be offered in each county
will be forwarded to the county auditor at least ten
days prior to the date of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
Fifteen per cent of the purchase money ard in
terest at the rate of per cent. per annum on the
balance from the day of sale to the list day of june
1888, will be required on the day of SALE On tin-
Der lands amount equal to the value of the tim
Der will be required in addition to the / per cent.
Interest on the unpaid purchase money at the rate
of per cent per annum in advance becomes due
the LIST day of June, or within six days thereaf
ter in each year.
Upon a failure to pay interest when due, the
lands revert to the State without further notice
process and will again be offered at public sale I'M
less double the amount of interest due is previous
ly paid No lands can be sold ct less than the ap-
praisal, which cannot be less than S. per acre.
W. W. BRADEN,
Commissioner Of the State Land fsice.
seq11-tI-6T
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Yours, J.R. B.
Brown wore a very sober face through
out the whole transaction, but when the
paper came from the press We remarked
to him, "Why, Mr.. Brown, what means
this? see no reply" There was an extra
twinkle in the old mans eyes as he re-
marked, SIT is the most complete refutation
of an assault l ever made in my life,"
and then he burst into loud laugh,
which we seem to hear even now, and he
laughed 80 heartily that the tears rrickled
down his cheeks. Mr.. Wheelock wrote then
with more ornamentation than he does
now, and our old friend seized upon this
weak point in his character. Poor Brown,
he did not live to see his grand scheme of
riding over the prairies by steam, bat
when he died Mr.. Wheelook paid touch
ing tribute to his memory.
IN A TIGHT SPOT.
It will be remembered by our readers
that in the year 1853 the question of per-
hitting or not permitting slavery into our
territories was then agit&ting the country.
Brown was absent at his trading post, and
we wrote an editorial committing the pa
per to the anti-slavery part of the discus
sion, and the next day in came Governor
W. 4. German with huge book un-
der his arm, his gold headed cane
in his hand, and little Jack Morgan
by his side. German, in austere terms for
which he was noted, wanted to know, in
dignihed manner, who wrote that article?
We pleaded guilty to the charge. German
replied-"Well sir, by = sir, you have
ruined the Democratic party, sir" and then
he unfolded the leaves of his great book
and sought to demonstrate by the record OF
the past, that slavery was right, and ought
to have the privilege of going where it
pleased on the public domain, to which, of
course, sour little Jack" earnestly assented.
It was a tight spot to put us in, but we
squeezed out of il and awaited the return
of the editor, who, we felt sure, would be
very angry, and possibly dispense with our
services. Brown came, and the first words
were, SPY George! You have got me into
a close corner. How came you to put
that article in We explained the affair
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man to Eagle streets, was returned to
the Council with favorable report.

man to Eagle streets, was returned to
the Council with favorable report.
The matter of grading Mccarthy street
from Bertha street to the levee in Robert
sons addition to West st. Paul was re-
turned to the council with an adverse re-
port.
Contractor Palmer asked to have the
Brsen & Young claim against him for
curbing, not to be deducted from tbs par
tial estimate. but to have il laid over on
the final estimate on his paving con-
tract.
The objection of David J. Hennessy to
assessment for change OF grade on Rosa
bel street from Fourth street to levee, was
placed on file.
The specifications for grading Cedar
street from Twelfth to Bluff street, for q
sewer on Fifth street from Broadway to
Minnesota street, and for sewer on Cedar
street from Seventh to Eighth street, were
approved and the Clerk authorized to ad-
vertise for bids.
Several corrections in assessments were
made and ffty-four estimates for the past
month were approved.
Adjourned.
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LEGAL.

syTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF ST.
- Louis, ss-District Court, Eleventh Judicial
District.
In the matter OF the assignment of Narcsse Racine
VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT.
Notice is hereby given that Narcisse Racine, of
Duluth, in said county and state has by deed in writ
general assignment to the undersigned, of all his
property, not exempt by law from levy and sale
execution, for the benefit of all his creditors.
All claims must be verified and presented to the
undersigned for allowance, within twenty days af
ter this publication.
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, this 18th day of septen-
Der, 1873.
CAMILLE PORTER,
2T4-T9 Assignee.
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Board of Health,

At meeting of the board of health yes
terdsy afternoon Commissioner Hoyt sub
mitted the mortuary report for September.
During the month there were III deaths;
same period last year, 143. Of the above
number 81 were male and Sc females. The
greatest number of deaths were from ty-
phoid fever, 13, cholera infantum 10, con-
vulsions 9, consumption s. There were
four deaths from syncope, two from light
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Reduction of Rates.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. From and after to-
day passenger fares to points in Missouri
daced from four to three cents Per mile,
and TO all points in Arkansas from five to
three cents per mile. This is reduction
of IS from st. Louis to Little Rock, and
500 to Texarkana and all points in Texas
reached via the Iron Mountain. This
makes uniform rate in the three states
of Missouri, Arkansas and Texas, and also
makes lower rate from here to local
points than charged by the Texas & ST..
Louis for corresponding distances to local
points. The from Mountain will continue
to meet any rate made By the Texas s. st.
Louis to common points. The rates to San
Francisco by the Texas Pacific route are
also lowered 1886 under this arrangement.
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PUBLIC VENDUE

Notice is hereby given, that tho undersigned
will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, on the premises lately occupied W Al
bert Neeser, deceased, at the east end of Fifth
street, and near the O'Farrell residence, on Day.
TOMS 2luff, in St. Paul, Ramsey county, Mime
sofa, ou Thursday, the 4th day of October, \. d.
1853, at 10 o'eloc!, q. n, the personal property
Of sad decedent, consisting of two horses, TWEEN
ty (20) good miioh COWS, two wagons, harness and
household furniture.
GEORGE W. FERTIG,
Special administrator IF the estate of Albert
Neeser, deceased. Z'U-i6
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THE COURTS.
U. s. Circuit Court.

U, s. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Nelson.I
America Cigar Co. vs.. T. B. Murray &
Go. ct al; decree of dismissal.
Thomas B. Drills vs.. II. Wilson ct al;
decree for complainant.
Kerr, Murray Manufacturing Go. vs..
Minneapolis Gas Light Co.; decree for
complainant ordered.
A. s. Bliss vs. II. B. Plant; continued.
Duluth Lumber Co. vs. st. Louis River
Water Power Co.; same.
81. 8. Wilson ct al. vs.. same; same.
T. Collins, administrator, vs. Thomas L.
Davidson; motion for postponement; no
ticed.
J.K. o. Sherwood vs. Fl. Tostenson, mo
ton for decree; same.