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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
THE LAND TROUBLES.


The situation in Peasants county over
The big land trouble is becoming more com,
Heated and critical. 1t seems after the
Junction was granted by Judge Jackson
4s stated, Walton, the representative of the
Polly heirs, built a stocksde about the mill
md undertook to continue operations. The
lifted States Court was again called into
,tquisiiion. Deputy Marshal ]. R
M,len was dispatched to the scene
with orders to take immediate posses
,ion and place the entire property under
guard. He also ta.hed the mills aud
other personal property, consisting Of
horses, mules and stock of the merchandise
Of Reed Brothers and several of the Bar,
netts, Bankers, and Briggs and Others
personally interested. Owing to the
State Of public feeling over the matter Mar
sbsl Mehen experienced difficulty in secur,
irg the necessary officers to guard the
premises. Judge Jackson has set October
5th Tor a hearing Of the case.
"a FEELING OF SADNESS"
The editor of the Weston Republican
lsbes the demise OF summer very hard. He
r~eartully says:
There Is 8 feeling OF melancholy in the
present days Nature, as is her want, is
changing her summer apparel for the more
>ombre and substantial gsrb Of fall. The
sye and ear note the change. The trees are
losing q few leaves, while their dense foliage
is deepening from q deep green TO variegs
ed hues. The dead struggle ofthe vegets
0le Kingdom bespeaks the change. The bee
Is lees active, the cricket chirps less shrilly
he stars glimmer more brightly, and sum
ner birds are immigrstIng to more congsn
isl climes. If ever in life comes a feeling
Of sadneps, of soberness-a time when you
feel as though you would rather be alone to
sour thoughts and day dresms-this must
be that period"
ONE GLIMERIYG.
II is now understood that the nail works
spoken of a few weeks ago, will not be 10
Gated of Huntington. In order to establish
the works, $4,000 in money would have
to be subscribed before bonds for the re-
naming SIS, 900 could be placed on the
New York market with any hope Of sale,
ard, Mr.. Huntington says, not over so per
cent could be realized on them then. Cap.
italists are q little wary in investing in the
bonds Of such institutions at the present
lime.
WOMAN WHIPPED.
A squad of masked men entered the resi-
dence of one Nancy Hoover who lives in the
Blue Knob settlement, about three miles
north Of Clay, C.. q one night last week
snd treated the said Miss Nancy to a severe
whipping. Rumor saysthst it was because
she was living in adultery with one of the
citizens in that vicinity and that some Of
the relatives Of the gentleman we're engaged
in the whipping.
SHOOTING.
Edward CIaybaugh and q Mr. Betz, of
Asrtinsburg, were handling 6 revolver in
family of the latter Monday evening, when
the weapon wss discharged. shooting a child
Of Nj. Bstz through the hand and in the
abdomen
MISCELLANEOUS STATE EofER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
The Correct Date.

To N, Editor ofths Register:
SIR:-Please correct two errors in your
Suncsy's paper.
In your local columns, in the article on
Masonic remiscences, you make 1871 the
late of the Morgan excitement. 1t should
q 1881.
In Citizens article on your first page,
he dste Of laying the corner stone Of the
AIk s July &c, 1926. 1t should be July
9 1926.
Tn re has been q great diversity of opin,
ion among our old citizens about this date
ate, md when it can be fixed correctly, it
fould be. A B. c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Important Meeting.

This morning the Board Of Commission
ers will meet in regular session. The most
important business on hand is the report OF
the special committee sppointedto negotiate
With the City Council as to the terms upon
which the city would be willing to transfer
to the county the north half Of the Capitol
building. The JOINT committee of the
Beard and Council, it will be remembered
creed to gu even transfer Of the Court
dcuse property for the north half of the City
I'LL, ard this Council has agreed to.
81 ether or not the Board of Commissioners
will do likewise Is an open question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
IN GENERAL.
The Arion sisging Society.

For some occult reason the newspapers,
in chroniclipg the recent grand concert al
the Parkersburg Academy Of Music, neglect
ed to give the Arion Singing Society Of this
city one-half the praise the talent and prof
cheney of its members demanded. In its
chorus singing the society took the audi
ence by storm, and at every appearance 1t
was encored. The qusrtette of the society
also distinguished itself above others in at
tendance at the concert, and the selection
rendered by it wa very fine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Mnafhnr.

Following is the thermometer record
for Saturday ard Sunday, as observed by
C. sehnspi, the Market street druggist;
Saturday Z q m, 81; II m. 20; 3 2. IN ,
IS; Up m, 81. Sunday g. m. -; u
m, 81; 3 IN. So; Up NJ, So. The sun
rises this morning. at $3.50 and sets at 5:37
thig evening. The DAYS length is ll:SS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Index TO New Advertisements.

Charley Shay's Academy Of Music.
Reduction In P,iee Of Oystens-W. o. MsClu key.
Prblic sale Of Elm Grove Property.
VnSertakerS and FunerI Directors g. N noel
b Co.
Excelsior Baking Povaer-R n. List
ChantanquaT Text BOoks-J. r Wilson.
For Eent-House on Eoh street.
Wanked-Girl for Homework.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
TIE NAILERS JUBILANr
Oyer the Signing of the a1-Cent Scale b.
Another Mill.

Oyer the Signing of the a1-Cent Scale b.
Another Mill.
A dispatch was received at the Nsilers
besdqu, rters yesterday stating that Kim,
berly, Harms 4 Co, propristors Of the Ne"
Castle rail mill, had signed the 2l-cent
scale ard will resume operations in full on
Tuesday morning. They are also proprie.
.ors of the Sharon nail mill, aud
it Is understood that they will
also sIsr that mill. The New Castle mill
has been closed down nearly year, and tn
company was rather financially embar-
raised. So this start, in the face Of all that
has been said by other manufacturers sbou,
rot beirg able to make anything at the
tweniy-one cent sale, the nsilers accept as q
good omen and an encouraging break in
their favor.
The mills now running on the twenty
one cent card rate" said a mailer yesterday,
are Green Castle, Centralis, Bellsire
Omaha and Pueblo, and New Castle will
add smother to the list. The Waugh mill
at Belleyills has also signed the twenty one
cent scale, but is not running. None OF
these mills have the natural advantages
that Wheeling mills have, except the Bel.
lsire, and the Centralis mill is getting it,
steel from the latter mill"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
A. l. RICE a co.'s
OPENING

We take Pleasnrein announcing
that our opening Of Pattern Hats
and BOnnets takes place on Wed
sSesday next, the 7fh instant. We
ave taken unusual care In the
Election OF Our Patterns, and
3mfse 10 exhibit . large cOllee.
OF very Choice, Novel and Elk.
i've styles, marked az Popular
a. l.. RICE a co.
9kePooheAn sE5rs tn ~.
Brcu1Jai- fearful WaiIA -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05

WE caufiOa the public against
agents Wh0 claim 20 sell goods for
ms ON weekly payments. They r
dmpOsters- JACOB W. RUBR,
Jeweler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
ovstsrs-Rsduced Pricss

Don't forget the Great Ellis" Star 0ys-
tiers, reduced to 30 cents per quart from
20 day. Ask for them. W. o. McCluskey,
Wholesale AGENT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05

With an eye to your future patronage,
we make the price on what you purchase
to-day at figures as close a honest good
can be sold for. We shall be pleased to
make sll visitors q uniform low price on
our new and elegant goods, and feel conf.
dent you viii find the saving sufficient in
dueement to call again.
FREw 4 BERTscHY,
Furniture, Carpets and Undertaksrs,
III Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Pittsburg and Return vita the B. & O. s1.5o.

Pittsburg and Return via the b. 8 O. S1.5O.
The B 20. will sell excursion tickets 10
Pittsburg and return Tuesday and Wednes
day, October 6 and 7, at the low rate OF
81 so to those desiring to attend the G. A.
R. Reunion and the opening ceremonies
Of the Davis Island Dam. Tickets good to
return October 9 inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
oHsterp-R ednced Pricss.

Don't forge, the Great Ellis" Star Oys-
ters, reduced 10 80 cents per quart from
to-day. Ask for them. W. o. McCluskey,
Wholesale Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Oysters Reduced Prices.

Don't forget the Great Ellis" Star Oys-
tiers, reduced to 30 cents per quart from
to-day. Ask for them. W. o. McCluskey,
Wholesale Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
L. 5. Coon & Co. seIIdry goods the cheapest

Cheap excursion tickets win be sold from
al scints between PArkersburg and Vince
ing bSShe o. r r r Co. Tuesday an
snd Wednesday. October 9th snd 7th. TO
the opening oflhs Davis Island dam blythe
a. NEGnn Marietta aud Parkers
@s-su Sol Ben Wnscuse o. --~as
lam%S5 - sgk ia tie Ast0s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
RaItimnra and Ohio.

Cheap excursion to Pittsburg every Sun.
day. Round trip ruly $3.50. Special las
rain leaves at 4:40 q. m, city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05

We have now ON exhitif orr Fall
aud Winter stock of W0olens, be-
ing q complete line of S~uitings,
PantaIOOBiugs and 0vercoatings,
which we shsllgef MP in h~rst-elass
STYLE and Ht AZ lowest prices.
Also a fau Hire Of fuFnislrfaa
eoods aFgaysen asens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Grand Army Day-Dayis Island Dan
PtttsburR, Pa.

Tuesday and Wednesday, October 9th
and 7th the P. G. & St. Louis Railway
Company viii sell cheap excursion tickets
to the opening Of the Davis Island Dam by
the G. A. r Round trip 81 so. For full
pArtieulars see bills and posters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Overwhelmed Prices

Don't forget the Great Ellie Star 0ys.
ters reduced 70 40 eetts psr quart fssn
Iossy Ak for thsn, " 0. Mcelnske
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD
KANAWHA DIVISION
IHOS, II. SHARE RsoS(i
CHANGE OF TINE
Taking Effect Monday, August II, 1851

TRAINS come VII
No. Z, leaves Charietsn. ....-......---.-.-. 1880 .. A.
No. 2, leaves West Charleston ...-.......-.i0:85 q n.
Arrive Point Pleasant. Las p. n.
Arrive Gailipolis by Hack ....-.---....- Gale p. u.
TRAINS come RAn.
No. I, leave Point Pleasant y. .............-- $50 D. n
No. /, leave West Charleston ......---....--- 9:4o p. q
Arrive Charleston. ................-- e,tS D
Leave Gallip0is via Hack ...--.........--..... 2:i5 p.
HoTHk
No. I connects at Charleston with fast tHin eas
c. d o. Railway. This train leaves Cincinn at vi4I
C.. w. a b. X. II. at rs .. m, reaching Charietod
Ct 9:46 p. m.
No. q connects at Pr Pleasant with G. d C., II. VI
4 ]. road for Middleport and Pomeroy.
Trains daily except sunday run on Eastern stand
ard time.
1iofes for sale at q. l. Riss'' store = icharis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
CAPITAL PIXIE, s7Dyo
Tickets Only %. shares In PSsper

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
q We do hereby certify that We super'ss ibs y.
Dnvtnp Of the Louisians stafs Lottery q npsby,
and In person manage and control the drawing
themselves, and that the same are conducted vfn
honesty, fairnees, and In good faith toward all pr.
tfots, with fAo-stmiles Of eur signatures sttSebA,
in IL embellishments"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
'iN' nm. N 1ropsnis-.
LIN or pU2m

1901 Pnzes, sroeunttna b.-~--.---~-l00S0
Applioatos Tor nstss 70 clubs SHOULD - nzds Suly
10 the once Of ths Company 10 New Orleans,
For further information vrh clearly, giving fan
address. POSTAL NOTE, kxpfea Money Or
5su or Eev York kxohsnes In ordinary stt1
our AZ Ess) s1dressA II a. DAUpAIH,
usv Orleans La
or n. A. DAUPHH.
COZ Seventh ~, Warrington, I.
Make P. o. Money Orders payable and sd
dress Registered Letters to
NEW OKIIRA1 uA1IOuAL BANK,
usw Orisaas La
Or
LOUIsIAMA NATIONAL BANK.
Nsw OSisaas,LA.
Ssv Orleans, La.
aKRMAnA NATIONAL BANK,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05

Edward Claybaugh and q Ne. Betz, of
Asrtinsburg, were handling 8 revolver in
of the latter Monday evening, when
the weapon wss discharged. shooting a child
Of Mr. Bstz through the hand and in the
abdomen.
MISCELLANEOUS STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25


KalhrE Iowa. bcc. 2i-Ihe store OF william Blom'
provision merchant. was burned yesterday. Loss
- 900 fn..y Insured
IIIll,Er. Ind. Dec. e.. James Crowns barn IN inc
southern part OF county destroyed by mr." yes
f.rdty Lo.. = 900; Insurance $1,000 IA tho Home
Mutual Insurance company.
NorNr CAEMLi, III. Dec. 2i.-Ihc wabash valley
T.ourn. Nil MAS burned yesterday Loss. siOoOo'
lu~uI aucr.
CiuuFH,LI, MINI. Dee. 2L-Gcorgc W. Hammers
general store and Kclrs Hotel wcro burned yesterday
Iflrmei'. !o.. J.. $4,000 Insured Tor 5000 IN tn"
German American Insurance Company, : loo "a tho
q Y OF Iouiou and 5000 "a tur Home. OF New lork.
kr's loss $1,000. insured Tor $1,000 Ia the German
American.
Ho-roN Dee. The schooner Eyang'linc hence FOR
st. Pierre Npuciou. took lire while anchored on the
nat. Ths fire was cIinguscd and tn" vessel taken mp
To wharf shc hal a miscellaneous cirsp which viii
be- q total loss.
Plltr~nrHg. Dee 2i-Thc stevens House ut Lake
Placid In the Adironilck, together with most OF the
contents, was destroyed this morning by nro Tho loss
Is estimated Al 1000; In .urci.
WORCESTER. Mss. Dec 1.-The Pleasant valley
Flock and -huldy MNls. located IN tho east part OF
Sutton were bnrncI this morulS. Tho loss Is est
mattel al $1,000; uninsured. The mills were owned
and operated bY the heirs Of Frederick BcamtL VINO
ha, bcru deaf about three years.
PIulAuEIrui,. Dec - lNpschtb.-Thero were three
fire. IN tho city this morning involving loss Of several
thon, md dollars; ono at O'Clock At 40. LIZ Fair
mount ave. another 10 IN the paper store Of James
A. Moss, In Poplar. ST.. and the third at No. l,J-J
PcIrl.at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Thursday,

WASHINGTON, Thursday. Dec. 81, 1885
Accommodation l.. Graves, of NJ ssOur has been
apPouted Special Timber Agent in the General Land
Office.
SILVER PURCHAsEs.-The Treasury Department has
purchased 100000 of silver this mouth for
coinage into standard dollars. The silver dollar Is
quoted at 10 l-3 cents
NAVAL ORDERs-Lieutenant J. ID. j. Kelley has been
ordered 10 the Talapoosa Lieutenant A. A. Baker, sur
gcOn H. A. MarmiOn ana Chief Engineer GcOI +. Hunt,
have been ordered 10 the Juniata Passed Assistant
ycOu ~ H. Drake 10 the Naval Hospital Ph ade phia
IicuienaUts &. H. Lyman and Richard RecSh. have
detached from the Juniaa aud placed waiting
Lieutenant William NJ Wood from Washington Navy
Yard and ordered 10 the JuUiata Surgeon c. W. Woods
Assistant surgeon j. W. Baker, Chief Engineer T.. A.
ReaTck Passed Assistant Engineers A. NJ. Mattice and
IL, = Elsefcr iro;n the Junatd and placed waiting
orders PASSED Assistant ENGINEER W. A. McCurg from
the Naval Hospital at Philadelphia and ordered the
Tallapoosa Pa ssed Assistant Engineer j. l.. - La
renee from the of Navigation and ordered
Jnniata Assistant Engineer W. G. Herbert from tho
6waiara and is ordered 10 the JGEiata-
LAND GRANT DKCIsIoSs.-1D tho case OF william j.
Hamilton against the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
Involving the claim of settler TO tract OF land
,thn the limits OF the grant which resisted by the
fo,upany technical grounds respecting the original
leltier's qualifications as preemptor Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25

Sparks holds that the settlement claim proven by occ
patton and Improvement although not placed Oh
excerpts the tine withdrawal and that the ran
road company cannot De heard to attack the euIiic
qualifications or compliance with law under tho Pupi,
land laws Of the United States Commissioner npaih
further holds that the question then wOnld De d. H.
the Original subsequent settler as the case MKT
and the Government, and can never be maze qu0S'i
between the setter and the railroad company
M2 BEECHER.-The Rev. Henry Ward beccneI: VIZ
arrived in ashn- on this morning called at the IAccu
tive Mansion to-day before Cabinet meeting anu han
long ak with the President After leaving inc W.
House stated that he had alet TO see abouy H'1
matter i'm which the general ubc has interest ana
to pay his respects 10 'he President
NFr-YopK's MENoRIA STOSr.-E. u. Palmer, the
upt3r. has taken contract 10 carve INC VI
OF the state OF NcwIOrk, to be placed on the i,
me,or stone FOR the Washington Monument the work
20 hc done one year. the renIuneI on 10 ne no
Mr. Palmer carved the original Ncw-Nork stone Iot
monument 1880 hut since that time has D'ch Iou
necessary make some changes. aud hence new t
necessary. The one Will consist OF s'u NV"
inches thick which will be sawed from the Ola sIoie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
GENERAL Hustled oN MS OWN cHANcEs.


have never had conversation with General Batch
elor reference to his position IN the incoming L"giS
latnre. The subject Or committees has never been
preached. General Bachelor IL. and for moro tLan
years has been, my personal friend, ana IL
would be absurd beyond comprehension that lie would
either by implication suggestion, make "A remark
derogatory u NY personal or official character. Mr.
Bachelor has given me any assurance thai he
would support my canddaturr. He has expressed To
me his high regard personally, but at the same
time has satisfactory Ia me ana hon
Orabe himself why he shOJd como To Albany en-
tirrly unpedged. Far from intimatng 10 me any am
billions OF his in regard TO his position III the As
semby. he has stated uneQuIVOcally that hc had
persc nal ambition OF any KIND and that his
sole desire 10 discharge to the best
his ability and the public interest the duties that
had been devolved upon him. General Bachelor j. Il
gentleman, broad minded aud honorable man. and TO
"A moment that he Is responsible for any re-
Elections upon myself would be 10 impugn his sincerity
and impeach his integrity, ! have not the slightest
doubt 10 my election. A word In regard 10 some
statements that have been made "a to pledges and
promises have neither directly nor indirectly given
any pledge promise have ever limited 10 any
man what course would be IL elected Speaker in
gard In cOmuttees have not given that subject the
slightest consideration. not In the habit Of jump
Ing the wall until reach it. II chosen To that
position endeavOr will be to organize the committees
of the Assembly the public interest. do propose
suggest amendments to the rules and changes In egsa
tive procedure whether elected or not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
place this afternoon in N.!Ison Han in rteen.hs b.

place this afternoon in Nelson t in Ffeeath-s. b.,
tween Irving Place and Third ave.
Crowds OF children were < .t1crrd around tho Chuc;i
OF the Incarnation at Thrtynths!. aDd M9itS0 lvr.
shortly after dark last evening. The annual festival II
tree thirty feet high glisenlns With glled balls and
loaded down with tempting packages. stool
were the two handsome paintings Icp.
resenting the ncarnaon inst have just been placed
church conducted the services and made short address
the children. lie was assisted by the Rev Newioa
Perkins TIE singing b. 600 Of the school children
under the direction OF Frank L. BaHchird THIS ChIst
mas the church cnds 200 presents To eoiored schoO IN
Vrdud. 30 t. Dakota, 40 10 too Bethlehem Mission and
40 to the Day Nursery After the exercises Tie rhirea
passed around the tree AMI caeA received Chrsnaa
gilt.
Catholics in all parts Of the world will enjoy lara
privilege to-pay. ;hlt OF eating flesh meat on Frdsy
suspended Whenever Christmas iais on friday; bat
this IS the only exception to the rule for those who
Years Day. next Friday which ~ set apart IN the eec!e
-astca calendar the feast OF tue Circumcision Of III,
Lord the abstinence Will have to he observed the
on the other Fridays thr0n the ye r. TIE last
time that Christmas came on Friday was IN le7l.
Extensive preparations have heen made on Staten
Island for the observation OF Chf,tha1 special ser
VIII be held this morning In churches OF different
denominations with extra music. niny OF tue churches
have been handsomely dec":htsI WIN tItth' ana
flowers The public schools Ia Richmond County closed
yesterday for the holidays ma 'iG SCHOOL com
miss Oncrs and trustees OF 'ie alHeFeht 5r-oOs
attended the special exercises held Ia The Cdstleol
school The veteran scahoh III otiu.o mug iIa'Dur,
after religions services IN the cn"p TINS mOrhns Will
assemble the great dining hall oi tr lnSuuton and
County POOrhOuSe viii have tnraey ana chlcK" on t.e
bill Of fare. Last evening there were numerous balls
The Br6omc Street Tabernacle was crowded last nighs
by the members or the Sandschopl ana th"ir iren-s
who had with them 10 celebrate their hrt ClrSt-
festival in the new building. lac Pr'sramme con
sisted Of carol singing and re-pgnsFe rlH ms An at
dress was made by Morris X. Jesap. NE Pi',os a.so
had Few words 20 say TO the audience auh th' shPaE
ntcndent admonIsb"d the members OF the scho"i To IL
the school TO 1000 fatnli schoars curing Eo
coming year, after which the suDstahtal part oi "o
programme was considered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
DIyERTING FRElGHT TO ST. LOUIS.
RAILROAD MEN IL CHICAGO UNEAsY-cACSE or
THE DIVERSION.

RAILROAD MEN IL CHICAGO UNEAsf-CAO9E O'
THE DIVERSION.
CHICAGO. Dee. 2I.-Ihc serious diversion OF
freigu,s from Nebraska and Kansas points ny wa! u
St Louis and junction points between St. LOUIS an"
Ch.clro causes considerable tlk in railroad cr''c'
here and the opinion is expressed that unless some
thing il speedily done to rcctify the causes WHICH p"u
70 the diversion il Will not be POSSIBLE to MAINTAIN east
hound rates from Chicago. Nearly all The new corn
from Northern Nebraska and Missouri River points Is
Going by way OF st. Louis and otncr southwestern points
and but Iltte Is coming to this city.
The principal cause OF this II Is said - the
of icientia rate Of five cents per 100 pounds against
Cnicn-o ON Grain from Omaha to 81. Louis THIS leads
The roads rhtt nave 81. Louis outlet from Onahl q"
Cuuci Bluffs to take business at tho various Juc'uu
roirts httWe.n Louis and Chicago al the 81 l"'IS
ralc Th, gives al junction points west rom Sn,cHG"
an adyauta OF five GEMS per 100 pounds over cu-o
and naturally prevents business from coming |" IS
CIV Efforts are beng made 10y the II LOUIS anu o'nei
souiIV,s,iu reads t. lay the blame 10 The rGd IN
r.ton al ri, point. II - lle-cd here, however ihhl
inc easier Inspection at ~. LOu' l. c lIol Dy tc po'
Ter IatIng of the Article inspected Al ChictSo.