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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12
CITY HATrERS.


Z }Nag@aAI Interest. FtHf .31aGNs.
The Moundsville camp meeting commences
today. n. &, Va z yi}L sfiG4s.
/ A nxouLARremi monthly meeting Of Couu-
Gil will DO held this evening. I0l
THE Junior Plumed knights will meet Of
Lincoln club this evening for drill. j,
THE Bsnwood Steel Plant s.ill continues
work, and excellent metal Ia being manu-. !
featured. ,trlti 55 .tfF.
LETTER LIir.--Edward G,os.zirger, II. d.
Hslbrook. Thoe. F. Lewis, Mary Q. Morris,
Paul IchmAl. Jg{ TJ' Shaft EpE,S,
InE Council Committee on Accounts was
called to meet at 8 o'clock yesterday after.
noon, but not member appeared. 79ll
Tny Charles Bowers mentioned In yester.
days lSrHLIIdEEcER as having been conneot-
cd with row ia not tho Charles Bowers that
keeps the books Tor Tho MANCHESTER Coal
Company. 2.3la Ee'F I.1'6.
d.. JoSrs having resigned hla portion on
railway postal clerk on tho Ohio River. rail-.
road. Mr.EW; @. Leonard, Of Parkeraburg,
has been appointed In Lis ntead aud will A.
aume the dutlea Of tho position At once.
goat. HAM DAVIS, II. B. Clemens and
Robsr. Dsbhsy lett. yesterday Tor olevslana.
10 attend the annual oonclave Of the colored
knights Tsmplar OF Ohio, under whose juris.
diction tho commandery In this city il OPP
Grated. H's1@
The Republicans OF tho Eighth ward will
meet at Noltea Hall this evening at 1850
o. clock, for the purpose OF forming q blaine
and Logan club. The Eighth Ward Rspub-
; licars are hard working set, aud they
will make their club power In the coming
lcsmpa'gn. ~ gEas IN, e
THOMAS MURRAY, the Est Wheeling oar.
Ipentcr who wss arrested In liatspu table
coloisd woman'sroom Sunday morning, was
yesterday fined $40 and costs by Judge
Jtilsrs, which his wife paid. Mary Cooper,
the oolored woman, was fined Ike sum, and
In defaul: waa committed to jail tor thirty
days. -. sslf 5..5 fstS f'S'r
A MEETING OF Tho Windsor Mining Com
pany wei held in this city yesterday, aud q
dividend declared oflGH percent Oh The cap
ital atock. This company hrl mato all the
arrangements 10 bore for natural ges on II!
lgyound at Windsor. Several OF the manu-
featuring concerns Of this city hayo take,
stock In the gas prof. set. r. 40
MEETINGS OF the "Black Eagles" th,
Fourth ward Blaine and Logan club, will b,
held In the hall in Haud!an'a building. OF
Chapline street, south OF Sixteenth, ever,
Tuesday and Thurrday evening. Marchirl
club Officers Will probably bs elected Thurs
day evening. Ths Secretary will DO Of hGut
at the hail every evening this week to receive
new signatures TO the roll Of members.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rscort
a deed made Uscenber 4, 1883, by John @
Dsvlne 10 John Normils, 10 consideration O
I 800, for part Of lot 10 In fquare IS on Waite
street. Also nNsed made April II, by Jo:ep.
q. Woodward and vile, OF Wheeling, Ais
bama, to Clement Bartolles. OF Whcsling, W
Va, In consideration OF 81 900, for the nortl
forty.lvs fee. Of lot Il in square %. on Jacol
lstrest,' ~ ~ @2 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12

EVERY ors should tell his neighbor that
the best remedy ios curing coughs and colds,
and the only surs cure for consumption, Is
Dr.. Wiotar's Balsom Of Wild Cherry. 1t Is
pleasant to take and very soothing and heal.
ipg In It's effect. a M N l3E1 DAw
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

-, A special meeting Of the s:ociho,deu q, Il.
wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad Ctm M. W.
denced by u Ictolution this day kdopted Sr ".
board will DO held at the office Of 10 tni trr ~.
hsny, in Wheeiiug. ". Va, on saturday, Nuisr
18Th, 1884, at2 O'clock ?. u, ios the putto,e Of H..
ms aProposilion. 10 he 10 CstcE,s
and Issue bonds, secured by decd OF trs, on IN
properly o. the Company, and Of trensacuur me !
other business ns nGy be Presented. Wv
,..,,. ,er, T. J. RU1TER, Secretary.
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EXPORT BEEN, brsved by Rohmulbaoh
Brewing Company, on tap Wednesday. 11s'DT

Tnx Mountain Lake Park Hotel has been
greatly enlarged and improved. and Is now
ready tor the reception Of guests. Regular
rates OF board " 90 per DAY, $l4 90 per week,
$50 co par month, and hall price tor children,
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The Republicans Of tho Eighth ward will
meet at Nolte's Hall this. evening nt 1850
o'clock, for the purpose OF forming q blaine
and Logan club. The Eighth Ward Rspuh-
lioars are a hard working set, aud they
will make their club n power In the coming
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DO not fall to test the Schmulbach
Brewing Company's Export Beer, to be
Oh draught ut Saloons In v heeling,
Bridgeport, Martlu's Ferry and Bellalrc
on " eunesdNy. a$s n 2s7.I
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The finest mayons!se dressing for all kinds
81 salads, cold meats, raw tolnatoes, picked
salmon, cabbage, ETC., ia Durkee's Ballad D,ess.
Ing. II 70 besides more economical than
homemade. ~ AZ Z N 4 xyrAv
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he: was steady End tradirg fairly active and ralied
advanced ,lowiy from 7so to 7S1S,c then broke 10
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WNNTgo,

|"ANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG
KY men in city or country, distance no obIs.
t1ln) to take n.ce light and p.eatant work Al is,
own homes. 8! to, IS dsy easily aud ou.riIr
n;oe: n3tk sent ~ nail. No Ganysssinp Gotd
svss11. = EAs .-.-'- ant
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You can order fresh milk from r. N. Por.
ter'e milk depot, No. IS Eleventh street, by
the pint, qnart or gallon by telephone.
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Tue schmulblch Brewing Company will
have their celebrated Export Beer on sale at
I'LL saloons on Wednesday,, - 1,f, 4
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A FREE LUNCH will be served at the "Oi.
tics'' Saloon this morning from until IL. r.
.'T AUGUST HANkR, Proprietor, \
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TnlEsrY people will enjoy q drink OF Ex-
port Beer on Wednesday, brewed by Ecimul-
bach Brewing Company. eH,es,1. -: -
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TOR SALE OR RIlNT-THE EAGLt
- Brewery and Nal, Nousc. poXesion p,yrn
September 1st Enquire Of JOHN KEiD, New
GlG!!uIc HoHee. -sfl.-''-.=,7-1. uyl3
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"Durr's Mills Camp" Sunday, August
IT, II, 1854.
The Baltimore & Ohio will 4u excur.
sion train from Wheeling to Durr's Mills and
return, leaving Wheeling at 1865 A. ~, CITY
time, arriving at Bnrr's Mills at 9A.M, Re.
turning, leave Burr's Mills at 4:4O r. N.
Round trip tickets 81. E I5.,Ts. 0...7. III,
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Cotton.

CINCINNATI, o., August ll-Hoes steady and
unchaured; common and Light a ,Ea5 90; packing
and butchers o. 60a6 ~. Receipts 1.GO) head; ship
ments 1877 head ~ SI-.. 100 '''-'''f
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ron SALE.

NOR SALE-BOOK CASE AND SEW.
= ING MACHINE In Sood repair. le,r, cs,y.
huJEthS, xllCh NOA S1O.
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iiE1poar BErR, brewed by schmulbsch
Brewing Company, on TAP Wednesday, f53ili'
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NAucflu,pRlhni,

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseased. One
dollar. Druggists, Z, 80 y',5 fsst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12

The Sohmulbsch Brewing Company will
have their celebrated Export Beer on sale ut
all saloons on Wednesday. IIg !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12
GENERAL NoTIczs,
:" NJ GENERAL NOTICHH,
M REPUBLICAN
Congressional Convention,

4 Convention Ct Delegates ON Tho p,,,, r.
grcssona District OF wctt vit,inil, viii tc hcd =.
New Mar.lnsvile, on Thursday, Iugnn X ' Tn ~
iof the purpose OF nominating candidate n, ~,
grrss, and ttsnsaettnc such other busine,s NJ nav
By older Of the committed
,,'. GEO: W. ATKINeOE, Chal,m,,
HUGH STERLING, seeretsry. - .n;
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RARE CHANCE FOR A CHEAP
~ HoME3Four very desirable Lets. pleasantly
down. payable In four annual payments Of ia
eaeh: Enquire 81 T. MAALLY, Agent. CS Twelfth
otett. r# =7aa'-h -..l-44. 49, is29TfhAgs
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TH,Rs7y people will enjoy a drink Of. En-
port Beer on Wednesday, brewed by Bchmul.
bach Brewing Company, 'sis 3. ~
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changed; iasufeu Arm; August l8.sas eeptembtr
10. 75ci October i14fr November lo2gc: December
10 29c; January l0S0s February ,l0.5o,;- March
1860; Arhl lo.75c; May 10 SIC. .iI5}''5 -
ClNCISHAII, O.. August Ii -l,ntinn dull ard nm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12

eral demand cTccp. IN q email way, thour
through o'tc for ms ?cliRnccuB movement con.
unu:: OF piopoltious Of lest ssla Of LOCI c1st1 Of
ittf Iii. III ant fS-t white b xnkets Though
Wllmerdt'r, IIuet 4 ca August "A. $3.50
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A RARE CHANCE.-I WILL OFFER
~ sa az private Mle my entire property, known a.
et.e nosley BOARDING House. containing thii,yone
r roo Vnehai rcre lot, with 80 d celr vel Of
o,t wta are, large ice house. coal Gnd plunde,
49, boarding houte. Also house and lot epfo.
ave w aeove property, Also lot on corner dtr
hnu eiftn streets. Reason for selilug-ta !!'o,ns
tG'cs sos luther particulars iatuie 81 the owner
ian ny p,cnises' or address q. d. BosLkY. Oak.
Ia1o mu llst--1 ~ ILL., iy3ls
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Thermometer Record.

" ThormUmeteF BecoF1I. T-I 80
The following shows the range Of tho Their.
momster, as observed at schneprs drug store,
Opera HOUSE corner. yesterday IA. NJ, 500;
l2X., ST.; sP. ~, $40; 8 E. n, 760.
- 'is INDICATIONS. IN II
WASHINGTON, D. g., August 12-l:s0A Il
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, variable winds and higher tempsra-
For tbs Lower Lakes, partly cloudy With
oocas!onal light showers, variable winds, zen.
orally southerly, slight li.e In temperature,
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The Turner'S OF this city and vicinity have
arranged with the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Il
ct. Louie Railway Company for an e1cursion
to Pittsburgh on the above date. Fare for
round trip 81 50. Trains leave at 1:oO r. u.
and A:45 ?. n. avs ~! - III =
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NorloctE'' -
All those who bought chances fem ", ,o,u
Long, VINO wss conf ,srt for gold headed c,pa
WIN Mr Henry Nclte. for tho benefit Of ihe ~ ;,
aathexs church oil fcowcod. arc hereby poiissS
hat said cane hes been awarded 10 HeI,,r Sni,s
because Mr.. ong has failed up TO tbI dsic ~ ~
liver the money which he received as conf, ssHt
ist nc Above mentioned zane, 10 the proper otse,,
aus lL-R.tus sectetnry st Ninth. W. GhnsA
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Butter dull: western packed salsc; creamery ia
20,. Eggs dull at l?Altc Coffee quiet and steady;
Rio csrgoeL ordinary to fair sllc. suxa. quiet;
. CINCINNATI, O., August ll.-Flous In fair de-
msud; fancy q l6a4 TO- Wheat quiet and IN.
changed: Nc. red S0aS2c receipts b. 900 bu,hels;
shipments 800 Corn nrncr but not quotably
N.Y. Rye saIe, and drm; No 4 tsc. Barley sca ic
and Arm. Pork quiet and arm at ST 60Al7 rs.
Lard active and firm 7.4o. Bulk meat. scarce
aud nrn: short rib skc. nScon strong and higher;
Shoulders exc: lhart lib 9Ssl0c short clca. lt1sa
i0Sc Whisky steady and In good demand at 81 67.
Batter ea.iet but not Qaotlbly lower extra
creamery 26a?7c Esgs itesdy aud In fair demand.
Sugar In f.it demand at 7ka,.lc for refined. b
Tolspo, o.. August II. = Wheat. active aud
lower: No. J rcd cn,h and August so1{c: septc n.
Der SiAc: October ESSaSis4c; November s4,4c; year
so1<c; 20. soft SJc; No tpilng Sokc. Corn dull;
No. z cash hndl August b4,{c asked; september
.4c; rejected &c; no grade bic Oats dull and nom.
..IN = 6.
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F. NJ. PORTER, the grocer, has had a tele.
phono put in his place Of business, No. IS
Eleventh street. y. t,f5g ~ ig'.gaE,g,i
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TurncrS Grand Annual Excursion TO
Pittsburgh aud nc Keesport, Saturday,
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CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Drotvrs Journal re-.
po,!E Live hoss--heccips 1oeoo. heid; shipments
900 head: market bsi.i: good hogs 5aloc higher;
S G5a6 TO- lielt s. 70t6 TO- sklps f3 51ab a. Uatte
Receipts 1900 head: shipments 100 head: mar.
let active aud stronger; export grades 80 boA6 3D.
medium 81 C0.1 10 Ianre cattle l5a.0a IRA,
TcEhns IS 7oa5 81. shoep-Receip!s ltsoO hesd,
shipments none; m'rke wesk inferior to fair a. Sd
a3 y: medium 10 good s. 25a4 0O; choice 10 extra
" toa4 co.: rex-s sheep 81 s9a4 60. Tho Drou,s
Journal Live pool blegtam reports c,itle weak
American cattle, best GRADES ike per pound
choice American SIC :ts. !! IA - - : ~
kAST LIBERrT. August Il.-Cttte- Market act.
I've: good cattle IS 25as 90: extra 90 10 butcher,
grades g 2a6 %: Common q t0a5 Il; receir,,
hrm; receipts $500 dcsd; shirmcuts b,lc0 head:
Philadelphia 50 l6a6 30 Workers IS goA6 Io frass
ers S. 41a5 60. sheep-Market arm at about las,
weeks pics; zeecipts7 ,&o head; 1hipmcnts ,otG
." y e. %
, 1884-03-08

are part and parcel of the great
whole that goes to make up large
place in the far West The law is
not often invaded bat when it is we
have officers as prompt to act and as
fearless in performing their duty as
any city on this hemisphere. Dur
ing the past year no guilty man has
been allowed to escape, where the
evidence was sufficient to make out
case. Our City Marshal is a man
in whom the people have tho strict
est confidence. He has proven on
more than one occasion that he Is
perfectly qualified to fill the require
ments OF the office. He has done
rs well as any man could do, and bet
ter than any man we know Of would
have done in the position, which is
saying all that could be said for
a worthy and efficient officer. As
the balance Of the city officials have
nothing especially--to Do Riti The
enforcement of the laws, they can
not be included in this proclamation
only in a general way. And as they
have done all in their power for the
benefit of the city there can be found
no great fault with them. All such
notices are decidedly out Of place
and entirely uncalled for. 1t is an
attempt to make personal matter q
public otfense and a public fight, and
as it contains no name, showing that
the author doubts his cause, should
be treated with the contempt that it
merits. Ours is quiet, law-abiding
community and if any great wrong
had been done by public officers it
would be given publicity quick
enough without the necessity of in@
cendiary hand bills.
, 1884-03-08

That old time restauranter, Chas.
w. Carson, who has engineered a
chop house land restaurant in this
city for several years and who has
earned the title Of pioneer in that
line, has sold out his establishments
in this city and Rathdrum and pro-
poses to turn his attention to an
other branch Of business. NJ. f.
Warren is the new proprietor Of the
eating houseover the destiny Of which
Charley has presided so long, and the
purchaser took charge of the prem
ises Monday. The restaurant at
Rathdrum was sold to Hildred 4
Martin. Mr.. Carson has accumulated
considerable property during his so
journ here, which he has made by
catering to the public stomach. The
old Delmonico promises have again
fallen into his bands, and he owns
number Of valuable town lots, 1t is
his intention to open a commission
house at the corner Of Howard and
Sprague streets, where he viii make
a business Of handling game, fish,
country produce, etc. Mr.. c. Is a
steady business man, and we believe
he win make a success Of his new
venture.
, 1884-03-08
The Wan win a Grieynnse.

Every community contains men
who imagine the universe and the
beings peopling the same are going
crooked and they have been chosen
by an All Wise Creator to set things
straight There are others who be-
come mingled in personal Difficult
ties and feel that the only method Of
reaching a happy issue out Of their
grievances is to rush before the pub
lie in one way or another. These
men act hastily, very frequently,
and have the pleasure Of repenting
at leisure. One day this week a resi-
dent issued a few bills in which at.
tentlon was called to a dereliction Of
duty on the part OF the officials, and
a charge that criminals are allowed
to go unwhipped Of justice. What
was referred too, or was embraced in
the charge at present writing we
have not the remOtest idea. But
that the statement is a gross mis-
representation every unprejudiced
citizen will testify to, There is not
frontier town in America so free
from crime, lawlessness, rOwdyism
and riot as Spokane Falls. We do
not deny that there are mixed in
with the good features that could be
very well dispensed with, but they
, 1884-03-08
BOILING.



EDITOR REvIEw.-Never before
in all my travels h We visited such
II One-horse town as Rathdrum, or
one that was run solely by swind-
lers. The hotels, saloons and bust
ness houses are, with a few excep-
tions, run by that class. Rathdrum
is complete failure simply because
the people are seeking to rob every
man that comes to town 1t lis worse
than highway robbery. In the lats
ter a man runs some risk, but they
take no chances whatever AS one
who knows, and is willing to back
every word he says, ] warn people
who are on their way to the mines
to shun the little swindling town
called Rathdrum, and to prove my
assertions l will state facts to the
public. The citizens and business
men of Rathdrum called a meeting
for the purpose of raising money TO
constructa wagon road, or trail, from
that point to Eagle City, "a which
they all subscribed libeEdfiy, the
sum amounting to $500, twenty
fiveper cent. to be paid down and
balance when called for. In view of
building the road, or trail, they hired
about 80 men, promising to pay
them $3.50 per day and board, pia-
cling Charley Pell as theleader. The
boys commenced shoveling snow and
clearing away fallen timber amid
snow from three to seven feet deep
sleeping at night in wet and frozen
blankets. Severalsof the boys had
their feet badly frozen, while their
leader and several guides were hav-
ing grand hurrah. The boys la
bored for three weeks, at the end of
which time Charley Pond, claiming
that all the money raised for thai
purpose being expanded, sent the
crew back to Rathdrum to get their
pay. When the boys called for their
money the citizens would not rec
Ognize the claims and refused to pay
cent. Two-thirds Of them not
having a nickle were pitched out of
the hotels like dogs. Several law
yers were consulted but they stated
that nothing could be done for the
present, and the boys had to leave
Rathdrum with empty stOmachs
and pockets. No wonder Rathdrum'
is dead and Stunned. The time is
fast coming when il the working men
do not raise their hands in self-de-'
fense they will become worse than
slaves. +. II. SINS.
With a number Of notifications
we give the above letter space. The
writer is ready to vouch for his
statement, which is very serious
one. A man without money or
friends finds it a difficult task TO se-'
cure justice when oppressed, and
Mr.. Sims and his comrades seem to
have been in very hot box. Per-
haps the community, however, may
not be to blame in tins instance.
, 1884-03-08

A special meeting Of the Board Of
Trade Of Spokane Falls will be held
at Cannou's Hall, on Saturday eve
ming, March 9Th at u O'Clock to tai 8
such action as will insure tie best
rates Of freight to Eastern Washing
ton Territory,
, 1884-03-08

Cpecihi inducements Sliersd to Merchants
Miner, Meehanles, Farmers and ail
, 1884-03-08

published in another column were
adopted.
The following bills were allowed:
f. Knipe, S21.3O; Chas, Bloomer,
S16,5O; E. B. Hyde, salary, $4,000;
j. NJ. Grimmer, s2.25; S. c. Hyde
Attorney, $4,000.
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet Monday evening, April 10th.
, 1884-03-08

TI'hls Bank will buy and sell Exchange Coun.
" Warrants, make Collections, Loan
Money, and truhsact General Banking
Business. Gold dust bought.
, 1884-03-08

WE acknowledge the receipt from
friend in Leadville Of the ChrOH-'
icle, daily paper published in that
city. This publication, while giving
lengthy descriptions and reports from
the Coeur dAlene mines, both fa-'
vorable and unfavOrable, goes on to-
state editorially that the mines are a
fraud. With all due respect for tho
knowledge Of a journalist schooled
in such field as Leadville, we are
compelled to state that the Chronicie
is passing Judgment upon camp
that it knows nothing abO6t. The
trouble is the new mines are drawing
large number Of people out o.
LeadvilIe, a result that the papers
Of the place are not prepared TO face
philisOphically Leadville sprung
up like a mushroom, and Eagle City
Is destined to make the same growth
and It is immaterial whether the
people Of Colorado turn out or not,
the crowd will come to the wont iuss
the same.
, 1884-03-08

CITY OFFICIALS.

Clerk and Justice OF PeaceS. G. Whitman
Regular meetings Of the City Council are
ned on tie first Monday Of each month, in
Wells, Fargo Express Office, on RiUerSide
avenue, east Of Hoc0rd street.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
Geo. A, Davis, DR.. L. II. Whitehouse,
j. j. Browne. I
, 1884-03-08

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE OFFICIALS.
(Ofice in Central BlOck.)
John L, Wilson ......... ...,.,......... Receiver.
J. w. Armstrong g...,...................Re Register.
Ofice hours from . to II A. NJ, and to
4P.M.
, 1884-03-08
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Anglo Californian Bank va ... San Francisco
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-05
st John Scares the Republicans.

CHICAGO, Sept 3.--St. John and Daniels, Pro-
hibition candidates fer president and -presi-
dent, spoke at the Lake Bluff Temperance camp
meeting to-day, st. John said the Republican
party had outgrown its usefulness, that it no
longer represented the morality of tho country
II men voted they prayed, he (St john would
certainly be elected He arraigned Blaine as
being on the side of intemperance, quoting
from letter of his in which he
favored the distribution OF the revenue
from liquor to the states He attacked the Re-
publican platform, dealing especially with the
Norman plank. He said the Republican party
every four years incorporated an anti Mormon
plank in the platform, but never did anything
more. The evidence that within q few
years the number of Mormons have nearly
doubled. A party Of greater morality was
needed.
Daniels spoke briefly in the same general
strain.