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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

pg-F0URTF STREET II, Z, CHURCH. -Frcati,-
Ing sunday at 1880 \. M and p IL, by the pastor.
Rev. J. Z smith, D. D.. In tie evening the second
sermon Of the Thoughts tci Thlukera" series will
be preached EubtcGt, Revelation Neat sSity. All
are invited. Sunday EthoaiGt 2F.a, Young PEG.
PIES Meeting MoAdAy6t 1901. ".
rs-FlRST BAPTIST GBURCu-Cosnpr Twelfth
and Byron sttstH. Rev, J, h. Powell; OF Wishing,
ton, tthio will preach Tomorrow morning NJ 10 20
schooi At9P. Y. TO ell Of these services the pub
lie are invitei. ilsrI 8 " H.
rs-uNiTED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev.
J. r Mcclure. D. D.. pastor. Services to morrow At
1880 A N. and 7.P. N. sabbath school vt . r, v.
nB-TluRD PRESBYTERIAN CuURCH.-Thc
Third ttesbyterian congregation. Rcv. J. q. Lyle,
" III mold services TO- borrow III the German Church.
corner Thtrty-seventh and JGcob atreets ut 1880 A.
N. Sabbath echpol ut the Eamc place at 2rN No.
icc Of evening service will be given ut the NOM.
Ing service. lS-.Etf.s ms i5N..,l = Il :.
Hs-ZANE STREET II. E. oHURCH-Rey Mr..
Fitzpatrick pastor. will preach Tomorrow ut 1870
A. y. and .:l5 r. N. Sunday School at IT. 4. al
are!nvited.g ,e7' at1s5 -
FlRsrpREsDYTEIIAEC HURCu.-Th ras.
tor, fcy. D. A. Cunningham, D.. D., will peach
tomorrow nj 1880 a. N. and o'clock P. 4.
rirF1Rsp ENG. EVAN. LUTH. CHURCH
There vii! 30 services tomorrow ut 1880 4. N and
II. N conducted By the psttos. Roy. Z. Il. Dorm
blaser. "a 8 'lg.i5 s,-s, y
Es-DlsCIPLES CHURCS.-Sorvicts at D!Eeiples
Church tomorrow rs i9iluws: sunday School Mt
$50 y. Preaching at 1870 A. NJ. "rho Coming
Of the Lord EveRin; C! 2 O'Clock: subject, ARE
lou Ready ~ Ell. HART, Pnttor. -l 4. II
n6-WaYIAN Gil APEL, a. II. f. oHuRCII.-
Pfesching morning and event. by the pastor.
Rev. z. Ashury. Sabbath School Ht3r.S I'sssS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

: THREE pounds Malls Tor 10 cents Of Royd's,
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NOW a. !, B p; .E ;$ G.. i

mat th!a teaAon, when tho llon, AVA -,
,!ion are loaded with tmpniliieS thst' ~ MNplh.
hh1mp's humisiat'Bg Eruttiout, fichSrr HTusanoE
sst hheIm O. hItmN, ft0tItIis i. la toHSS'st
SSs,s saG III hqnmoiS s9soha, tSaiSui t SSs
spec!cSoi Itching, SCnIyEnI pImtlv i, ana eveti
etR Aq1 scalp kfa most speedily AID ncCnS ~ DE
Ctred ny tho UDtIcnta RnrsrSjy "uN economically
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

REALITY For Rough, Uhau,rd nm, t,tC.,v St1-
uLhh ! BiaekhcAts. plnflts, SKIN Wr,,i INV,
ana !ntanIile Humotd, use LuI!cun Som a 's,;
.,Is'.'tIluLI fpl uIl,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

!, .WARR4E7kp Hand:saws, ~ cents, at Aoyd's
Market Square. q; ", y ( ; II
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. G. g. iFEESr, manufacturer Of candies, al
va Says aaa large stock Of fresh goods on hand.
Prompt snd careful attention sIIsu 10 orders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

:, WARsAS!Eo Hand.saws, 80 cents, At Boyd's,
Market Square. y.: "A ~
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PHsLkpsLrGIA, March lt.-Flour dun. but Arm
Wheat quiet; eay lots Sues; May 81 ii%ai liz:
June 81 Corn options steady; but dull. 20 >
lots quiet aud slesdy; rejected yellow tic; No. 4
low b.a60: ,ail mixed March ClNEIc. S"r c5i ~
Gle: May S6l3asel1c; June elEat2c Oats gn Itt
and firm; No. Wlite 5sJ;a.sc; No 2 white stnc'
,ST;s as, Az; s ISL ~ " family .ie
mess pork $40 00al9 TO- EYES s;cady.
dc Cheese firm for fnll crr,,n - SNNtt4 .e/4A
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lc. Cheese firm Tor full cIeam

To1E s6s q. March s +: !. sul.t and steady
Nv NJ Il If e., ri ia AZ iYa Mai Il q o AP
NJ spiing sS,97c: tejec.ea 6IaSSc Gor T. f Sl
h!gh mixed &c; new bike No. . cam b;1Ic. NAH
ssc asSs5; aaI sac; June S7,z July IS bI re-
mi; No. white Use; No, cast and MH,rh Hc ssd.
May SIC! reject 1850: clover seed quiet and wesF.
prime tssh, IS 65i March and April S. Co. Ne. q
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Special Sale OF Low Cut shoes,

:. Tnx Beat Cant Steel Ratchet for so cents at
Hoyde, Market Eaunru li !. 4. .l.d }. .t,-i !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

Z GRE47 basgains Ia damaged goods at J. w,
Ferreps, corner Main and Twenty .arst streets
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sold by AL dEnHiStS fIice: cu,,t,lrA M cor,-
RcSolycnt, 81. Soip, .; cents, poiTEs h ~ SaA
CHEHIAL Co.. BoSton, k!AS. N"0' AND
Hcnl Tor "iOw To Chrp skin l)Isra.c,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

GREAT bargains In damaged goods at ]. W,
Fesrsl's corner Main and twenty. first atree,s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

y The Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 50 centa Al
BOyd's, Market Square, 7,g.' 800 :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15
II hey Only Knew !

Eminent physicians saythat a few thor.
ouEh applications Of St. jacobs Oil will In:
cresse The circulation and aye many q life,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15
=. GREAT bargains In damaged goods at J.;W,
fersels, corner Main and Twenty first streets,

The Best Cast Stael Hatchet for so cents at
Boyd's Market Square. 2.' = Il ~ u Ie3llg5i 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

NEW YORK. March ll.--EotLou ouiG, and steady
futures. steady: March loose; April lO.D7c; Mey
l.ltc June ll.3oc: July il,4lG: August ;Il67G SCE
,ember llalc: October 1870: November loose
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15
FINE SHOES.
Z $50 pairs Woman's Kid Button and
Lace Shoes, odd lots, at the average price
! OF $500 per pair, ut Fltf cty:s- 81,
$S5g. j.. ". AMICK'S, 6i5i
Ss..s, I143 Min Street, <
Thetmometer i.es orr, q

The following shows the range Of the thcr.
monis.er, us observed at Sohnepfsdrug store,
Oncrn House corusr Yesterday: 4 - ..l1al
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CORE IN EYENY CANN

,,n YSa' Ctcnn Remedies Outset! All other NEIL,
pS!entskAy that they hNveC CcIed CIF" II ,r anu
ihstsncc, WHERE othlr ttineditS have iTiiti ''e'1
FRANKLIN Falls N ii VI oN9IAWAl, II. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

:, TnRxE pounds nails for 10 cents at Hoyd's
Market Square. 4. '55 " -. = 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

WARRANTED Hund-aAws 90 cents, at Boyd'r
Market Sauare. .l rs! -. - ). -. ~
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WANTED.

WANTED, TO BORROW-slCOO F0p
w tern OF four OF i've year, NJ EIx rcr c SM
Interest," lceurtd by OIIgEee Oh zeal cStSs Nv u Ell
ihtee !imN no amount lUigeri ]. n uIS1.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-15

!, TaREr pounds nails Tor 10 cent? at Doyd's,
Market Square, y.,., III Id. q =. . =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

and gameness are undoubted, and rs he
has been INDUCED with \ long rest II may
be reserved for him to break tho spell Of
ill-fortune on the fast Ivy City track.
He Is In the Potomac Stakes.
Knight Of Ellerslie is we'll known here.
He was quito the hero Of the Ivy City
and Pimlico spring reunions. No one
who saw the big chestnut defeat his
fields hero with consummste ease will
doubt his great capacity as a race horse.
He won purse and the Army and Navy
stakes here, and the Vernal and Freak
ness ut Baltimore. His next start was
for tho Belmont, at Jerome Park. where
Paniquo boat him half length after
slashinR finish. For the opulent Empo-
rum Stakes at Long Branch he started
favorito, but Rataplan won, and Ellerslie,
going amiss, was turned out, and has not
ran since. He now belongs to Appleby &
johnson, to whom Maj. boswell sold him
on the day he ran for the Belmont for
$4,000. He is in training again, and Is
said to DO doing we'll. He Ia in the
Potomac Stakes.
Some other 3-year-olds of promise will
BIO noticed hereafter, together with the
fine 2-ycar olds who will contend for the
Arlington, Capital. and Ivy City Stakes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
For Officer Fovler's Family.

The S. 5. T.. c. club will give a grand
ball at Abners music hall next Thursday
evening for the benefit of the family of
the murdered police officer, John II.
Fowler. The ball commences at . o'clock
p. m. Tho worthy object to which the
proceeds are to be devoted will insure tho
success of the affair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
Onr FERMENTATION

For fall trade has been on n more extensive
scale than ever before, The entire building has
been renovated, aud every floor -four floors and
ba,umunu is now filed with mll and winter
clothing, all of our own manufacture, which
assures them honest IN every detail ElsEMAN
Bios, the most prominent clothiers and tail.
urs, cor 7th and t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
Appointments.

The President has made tho following
appointments: William NJ. Clark, to be
agent for the Indians Of tho Southern Ute
agency, vice Warren Patton resigned /;
Philip p. Wilcox, of Colorado, to be
melter of the United States mint at Dem
yer. Col; @. ID. Ford, Of Colorado, to be
agent for tho Indians Of the San Carlos
agency in Arizona.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
JACKSON SU RPRISED.
THE COOL MOVE WHICH SAVED HIS STAFF
FROM NORTHERN PRISONS.

A Few Minutes OF Stonewall Jackson's Life
which Nobody has Ever been Able to Ae-
count For-The Long Race for the Bridge
at Port Republic.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

NY wife, writes Mr. Henry Beokemeyer st..
Libory, ILL.,, suffered with neuralgia for years,
when st. jacobs OIL, the magical pain annihil-
ator, was applied, which cured her.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

Our store will DO closed Saturday, Sept. 20.
unit shutdown EIsRMAN Bros,
Tailors and Clothiers, cor Seventh and Il SITS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
DIANE 4 LOGAN CAMPAIGN.

DIANE a. LOGAN CAMPAIGN.
AS we understand you are especially Interested
we beg TO cali your attention to the following
music, which will not only help, but will con
tribute very materially, 70 the SUCCESS OF your
meetings.
WELL FOLLOW WHERE THE WHITE
PLUME WAVIlS.h
a beautiful song and chorus. price 3Oci arranged
asa march for the piano. acc; arranged
for military band, b0a not.
"IION, JAMES q, BLAGNE'S QUICK MARCH
TO THE WHITE HOUSE,
For the piano price 4Oci arrangod for military
band, price 5Op net Tho military band
arrangement can be played BY
eight or more mem
Send prlcn In postage stamps for sample copies.
A liberal discount for quantities.
JOHN u, FILLS Il CO.,
o37 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. O.
The above may also no obtained from any iirat
class nlusic dealer in the United 5tatel,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

HAHN's reliable school shoes for boys or
girls from 60 cents up SIG seventh street ana
1922 Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MORN
INGs, SEPTEMBER rWENIY.FIFTM AMI
DAY AT TEN O'CLOCK. WE WILL SELL,
AT THE LEXINGTON, CORNER OF FIFE
TENTH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
NUE., ALL THU, FURNITURE, &c, con-
Tile FURNITURE is CHIEFLY WAL
NUT AND IN FIRST-CLASS CONDITION,
TO WHICH WE RESPECTFULLY GALL
THE ATTENTION OF BuYERS
HOUSE OPEN FOR INSPECTION EARLY
ON nAYS'OE SALE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
NoR RENT,

TURNISIIED S-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
II southern exposure, 1873 East Capitol st.,
one square east of Capitol. Apply ON premises.
900
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N.Y. CHURCH OF OUR FATHER (UNI-
AWE yersalist), Thirteenth and u streets-Rev-
Alex. Kent, pastor. Services TO MORROW at
IL a. M; sermon by Rev. w. $. Peterson; sub
2. N. sermon by the pastor. Sunday school at
8:I6 a. m. 1t
o,e ASSEMBLY'S PRESBYTERIAN
AVE- Church, cor Fifth and | streets north
west.-The PASTOR Rev. George o. Little, will
preach at IL a. M; Sundays hool at $3.50 a. M.
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yyTANrED-
DERMATOLOGY.
DERMAIoLOGY.
1UCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS,
- AUCrIONEERS.

LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF
WELL-KEPr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE OF IL
IN rooms and modern improvements; CEN
ir,lly located: between q and and 10Th ana
18th SITS, n, w. Address INSURANCE, Repub.
lean Office. GU
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

NY HOLY CROSS CHURCH, MASsA-
SUNDAY services: Mathis, D:45; choral litaiy,
Holy Eucharist and sermon, II n M; evensonc,
Stainers, In IL fiat. The musical services of last
Sunday repeated. Mr.. George W. Evans, pre-
choir. Seats free.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
Special NOTICES.
Eas=s THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS
nso were passed by tho Federation Of Labor

E1ss THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS
49, were passed by tho Federation Of Labor
wAsuINeToS, d. G., Sept. 10, 1884.
Whereas we have positive proof that the -four
mills OF Herr a Cssel and ID. L, Robinson, OF
wormy barrels, some Of which have been dog
kennels and chicken houses and reek with ant
Whereas these barrels receive q superficial
scrape, and have u handful of flour rubbed
OF he wanna 'n The hea W hp hs
budapest, the Cooks Delight, A: H. Herr,'s Best
Family Flour, the Great Swiss Process, tho Try
Resolved, That That" We se cali upon all workingmen
and others to boycott these brands upon sanitary
Resolved, That the attention of the Board Of
Health BIO directed to this most foul practice.
RESOLVED, That the miserable economy which
would sacrifice the health of the community to
save 10 cents Ito the miller) on every sinking
Old barrel should receive the condemnation of
all men.
BY order the Federation. 1t
N.Y. NINTH-sTREET NJ. p. CHURCH,
49, between and + streets northwest
bPrfssh nssis spTpAY at and TAG P M
e;3O a. m. The public cordially invited. 1t
Nay NORTH CAPITOL NJ. +. CHURCH,
NaS corner North Capitol and X streets Rev.
]. G; Hagey, PASTOR Preaching at IL a. m. and
a. IN. Revival services every night during the
week. Everybody invited, especially those who
think they are skeptcs Come If sober. 1t
N.Y. THE WORkINGMEN'S NATIONAL
ps' Blaine and Logan Club W III hold q social
public meeting a Clan;na, Gael Hall, Four;and a.
half street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 20,
1851 The meeting will be addressed by Judge
Charles Davies of West Virginia, and Alfred
Thomas Music by the Glee Club accompanied
by the ,cornet by Charles A. Scott. steps will be
talien looking to the defeat Of j. l. Vance in the
Fourteenth Congressional District of Ohio. spe-
cial invitation extended to ladies. II
RAs WAsMINGToN,, d. c.. SEPT. 10,
SsS lSS4.-The following resolutions were
passed by the Federation of Labor Unions:
Whereas Mr.. John j.. Vance Is again candi-
da.e for Congress from the Fourteenth District
Of Ohio; we, the delegates of organized labor OF
the District of Columbia, representing every
shade of political faith, regard the chance OF his
election with horror: Therefore,
Resolved That we urge all fellow workingmen
In the Fourteenth Congressional District of Ohio
to use every honorable means to defeat him at
the coming election, because he on the last days
ofthe Forty-tourth Congress did his utmost to
degrade labor by fastening a rider" on an ap
preparation bill; said rider" ,wns to reduce the
pay of the printers and bookbinders employed
by the Government, and It was passed, thus de
stroying the elghthour law for those working
men, "Down him ~
By order ofthe Federation. 1t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
FoR RENr,A Rooms.

TTNFURNIsHED ROOMS on SAME
~ floor; modern improvements 216 Del. av,,
halfsquare north OF Capitol. Cars pass the door.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
W.NyrD-Ev prov,,pNr.

A YOUNG MAN OF THIS CITY WISHES
IA position of bookkoeper. Can Furnish good
references. Address JAMES, Republican Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-06-20
JUNE JUSTICE
Dealt Freely at the Court
House Yesterday-Some
Cases Dismissed.
Extraordinary Rifle Shooting
Spoiled Powder Prevents a
Serious Accident.
Democratic Convention-Latest
by Telegraph From Sara
toga-General News.
In Justice Court.

~ ousuSe SouH'
Ninety in the shade yesterday after
noon made Justice court proceedings,
and any other proceedings. rather
warm for comfort. Attorneys and
spectators twitched nsrvously in their
chairs at the mention of each of the
important cases that were run
through the judicial mill, and His
Honor, Judge Cotter, arrayed, not In
old time ermine, but In q fashionably
cut suit of cream colored cassimer,
was alone quiet and unmoved during
the course of the eventful session.
His Honor evidently appreciated the
change from the old arena to the
roomy syrie in which the recent term
of district court was held, the Judicial
chambers of the county. The change
became necessary in order to accom-
modate those attendant upon the in
teresting cases that come before the
justice.
First in order yesterday came the
actions against Miller and Goggin,
generally known a. the Van vlierden
cases. By consent Of Assistant Dis
trict Attorney w. H. Ross for the
prosecution and Attorney Arthur H.
O'Connor, counsel for the defense. the
cases were continued until July LIST
Then the trial Of Joseph
Kastner, charged with assault
and battery committed upon the per.
son of Nels Jergsnson occupied the At
tention of the court. The defendant
entered plea Of guilty and was fined
$40 and costs.
Attention was next called to q CON-
plant against Gertrude Bsrk In which
the complaining witness appeared to
have taken umbrage at being called Q
dude. It being proved to the satisfac.
ton Of the public prosscutog that there
was not sufficient ground for COM
plant the case was dismissed. costs to
bs paid by the complaining witness.
In the case Of Territory W.. Smith,
which comes under the head of the
Van Vlisrdsn cases, was continued;
the prosecution asked for . csntinu.
ance until July LIST, aud although
Smith, who was preset, was anxious
for the case TO 20 ahead, II was eontin-
ued until June 30th.
An old complaint Of Territory W..
Thompson was disposed Of by dismis-
sal, and court adjourned ut 3 o'clock.
The attorney for the defense was
Chas. q. Cox In all the above cases
excepting the one last mentioned.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-06-20
Evolution.

The lecture Of W. J. Hunter on evo-
luton ut the Methodist church Wednes
day evening WINS listened to by an ap-
preciative but not large audience. The
weather was hot aud people dislIked
to remain indeors, no matter what
display Of intelligence aud research.
Mr.. Hunter had just started out In biz
lecture field and has chosen for sub
ject one with which he evidences much
familiarity. He goes to Steele to-day
and will continue to eulightsn the
natives on the subject Of evolution oil
along the line Of the Northern Pacific,
Bismarck Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-06-20

A narrow escape from death was ex-
perienced yesterday morning by Ray.
mond ID. Gutgesell of this city. Hav.
ing recently lost several articles Of
clothing from his room and hearing
that they might be found In the pos.
session Of Jimmy Clock Mr.. Gutgesell
mounted his horse, rode up to the race
track and stopping at Jinlny's house
looked through window and saw
coffee pot within that he believed be-
longed to the Gutgesell outfit. He
started to go into the house but Jimmy
approached him and producing q re-
volver said that he had no contraband
goods there. Gutgessll grappled with
him, secured the revolver and throw
ing It away; entered the house. His
search was successful for he found
several palrs Of pants Of his In the room
and Identified the coffee pot. A. Gut
gssell held up his Afth pair Of pants,
found In Clocks room he became
painfully aware Of the fact that the
latter had found another weapon In
the shape Of an old fashioned rifle Of
large bore which Clock discharged ut
him. II was loaded with buck shot
and three Of the bullets struck him In
the right side. Az II happened the
powder had deteriorated In strength
since the gun was loaded aud the
bullets did little more than pens.
trate the skin. II was enough to
make Gutgesell hot. however, he
thought he was perforated. He
grabbed the rife and barely missed
clubbing Clock with II. Then he
rushed down town looking for q
gun and saying very little about his
encounter excepting to tell nm iutI-
mate friend where he would like to he
buried. Finally he nu up
against DIR. Redd who tsamined
his wounds and wondering Were the
bullets went to he dressed the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-06-20
stock Growsrs' Convention

The convention of stock growers to
10 held at Helena on July 2sth looks
forward partly to the organization Of .
Montana association like that Of Wy
oming, in which all the stock growers
of the territory may work together for
their mutual benefit and protec .ion.
The convention will be of great value
in interchanging ideas on the various
questions that arise In the business,
and in arranging plans for the future.
Concerted action will he very bene-
fetal in Montana as in other parts of
the country.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-06-20

In conversation with Mr.. A. Heller.
Of the extensive cattle growing arm Of
Herbert, Conrad q Co., JOURNAL 10.
porter found that he had q favorable
report to give regarding the round.
ups. He had just come In nom the
Rosebud aud found there that the
number Of calves showed large In
crease. He said that cattle In thu
mountains did not do M well this pas
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-06-20

Special kilograms to the YELLowsToSE JOURNAL.
New York State Democratic cssventisa.
SARATOGA, y. V. June l9.-At the
Democratic convention the Tammany
delegates are jubilant. The support
ers Of Grover Cleveland are somewhat
depressed, but claim victory. Boss
Manning claims fifty-two delegates
for Cleveland, twelve for Flower and
the rest undecided.