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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-15
Yttru,ter 9esorts.

Terms tor the summer Of 's6, beginning June /,
reduced u to 90 percent, and the highest standard
excellence maintained. Situated within 100
yard,oi Fort Monroe, the largest iottiacation in
the Quilted states, The scenic attractions Of the
place are uurvslled. Daily target practice, guard
mOlStInE aud drOiI parade.
Excellent Boating Fishing and Driving, and the
Sutt bathing the finest on the Atlantic coGt Per.
iect In cuisine and appointments. Accommodates
Loo guests. Afternoon concerts BY u. I. Atty
SchOOl land and nightly hops. Pre-emlngntly q
Resort Tor southern People. Pure. ocean air, free
from malaria and conducive 10 rCiieshing sleep.
Average temperature for summer, 1Go. Send for
illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms.
mt r. N. PIKE. Manager.
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain in
their results, n Acker's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by physicians and
endorsed by all who have used them. The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at 25c by Logan & Co. aud Charles Menke.
meller.
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sloo E,j ,kno,,S Eo.t M. na..L No.,
cSttla 49,. coSuran 81 tSaS ~, 49,
81 Ooas7 ". HossMPscsinis ~ M bsSS |.
shipments 500 head; market active and
good hogs; Chicago rough and mixed
81 6014 so; packing and shipping $50 TO
$40 pounds 81 S0a5 %; light weights 81 Goa
95i skips 50 25sl 50. shsep-ReCeipts
) 900 hssdi shipments 800 head market
steady natives = 0Oa2 Al western s. 00a
5 70; Texans g 00aS 90; lambs, per head
81 25al As.
CINCINNATI, o.. july I4.-Hops firm;
common and lipht 81 O0l4 so; packing and
butchers 81 50a4 05 receipts g,459 head;
shinmants 17s baaS
Petroleum.
onCrry. pa. Univ l4,-onsned at eec.
highest esIs: lowest ga, SIsseS al All;
b S,Y ! I1' Sbsrt Sa,' n 5lS S' SarreIs sb J5Opa,uTS
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Best beverage for ravelers-ROuts beer.

SAVE the children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
ACker's English Remedy o positive euro.
II saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan & 90. and Charles M~enkeneller.
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DR.. MOTHS FRENCH POWDERS.

EtriCLuFes, aud all Urinary and Urtthral Diseases,
Nervous aud Physical Debility. Seminal Weakness,
Loss Of Vlgor, Premature Decline in Nan, Early
Decay, ImpOtencY caused by efrorS oil youth, OK.
cesses, &c, Syphilis IN all it, forms, tOro throat
and nose, ulcers, eTuptions, %scioiula, tettef, salt
fheum, and all blood and skin di'eNe8. Female
Weakness speedily cured GOnorrhCG cured In
three days PhCO 81 %. Gold In Wheeling, W. Va,
by 1. +. DOCKING, Druggist. Sent bymall sealed,
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Green corn in market.

Y'ou can't afford to laugh, dear girls,
Unless your teeth are wh 10 a. pearls
Unle = your mouth Is PINK aud sweet,
And your two llp'lh iust buds me6tj
Aud you CAtnOt supply this want,
But through tho uss Of eUkODUNE
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Cambridge Accommodation. leaves Wheeling at
1855 q. M; leaves BellaIFe at S;lb L. M. Return.
lug, arrives at Wheeling Rt $40 p. m, daily except
sunday.
Moundsvillc accommodation. leaves Wheeling
at ll:Sl o.. m, and arrives At Mo1ndsyllle At l2:l6
p, M, daily except sunday.
Grafton accommodation Of 8;20 .. N.
ZaneSville accommodation leaves Wheeling at
$40 p. M, daily except Sunday.
change, with Il. 80 Sleeper through TO Cincinnati.
. d Q, Sleeping Cars on all through trains,
Through Coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinnati on
No. 8, leaving Wheeling Ut g:26 Q. M, arriving at
Cincinnati at $50 y. m.
CloAe connections arc made for all points South
and Southwest North and Northwest, making this
o desirable route for %ColOnists aud perSOus moving
70 the great West, aud 10 whom particular attcn.
tlen is given.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale at Depot
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured at
Depot Ticket 0lico.
THO5, @. BURKE, Ticket Agent, B 40. Depot.
JOHN I. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent
&. T. DEYRIE5, General Agent, wheeling.
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educational,
educational,
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
or
HOGUTIOR AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
%, NJ. street, N. W., Washington, l. Q.
MRS. NJ, STEVENS HART, Principal,

.,,ou,s, session at Mt. LAKE PARK, Garrett Co.,
"a brginulgS July 10, At 1880 A, y, closing
Ilsi,t u lsS'
|I~v,STAGEs OFFERED BYTHR INSTITUTION
." -, rbs S.lnnl Development and Culture Of the
lar tbe purpOi1 Gl CoRYersatlOn; heading;
nogt Address and Singing. The correct use OF
IuD,mn sttn, Of Articulation and ItaplEatOnj 10
lIG ,r siih the Philosophical laws BY which those
I..lg. "n, presrgycd and developed.
OlssNtrs. t4.y and Natural Expression OF sentiment
'I, M speech and GeatlTei Including Char
.! ~H1ilpu, Dramatic Reading and Recitation.
wv injunction In Expressive Bible and shakes
spe.'t tling aud In the reading Of Hymns.
P5h TN. opI1Ttuniiy ado led Teachers for the
m ptst ticai Methods for Teaching ATIicula'
ssS'. nd il hi Reading. Methods based upon the
Ftti.,lIt, q ass for the study OF kindergarten and
49, Normal aethods VIII be formed aud Ees-
Ihn ia Ipily if0m July " to August u, lSS6,
NTbs rl.S, WIN be taught BY NUS SUSIE POLLOCK,
o,tWs,hingt0n, u, e., who studied aud graduated
III og,gurri,, class for children VIII be held on three
St he week, Jut 0f charge,
u'3s Erufes will be given by MIS-. Hart and
ut,,' pollock, each upon the Interests OF her "
dtgaltnenL
IV'I~ MRS. n. STEVENS HART, or
Miss suslE POLLOCK,
Washington, Dc
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The receipts this week consist to u much greater
extent OF the common grades than last week, the
total number being lao head more thai they
were hen. The number then was fairly full, and
good sneep among ne Offering to-day, being scarce
are about tbs same as last week, quality
considered, and range ut 2haIAc, for shesp, and
Sa5kc, for Lanes. kAGie lime last year Sheep slld
at 2iLC, and Lambs q Sa6c gross. The yer be-
fore Sheep sold at 3atNC, and Lambs at laGHC
0ANua
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The receipts, though some 1900 head less thGn
the offerings last week, constitute a fairly full
Supply-abOut equal tOG moderately fair demand,
and NJ au advance Overlast weeks figures Of about
AC. Quotations now range nt 6a6ISc for common
10 fair logs and GhAGAc for fair to good HOgS,
most sales Gtst6AO Same time last year Hogs
sold at 6Ha6hG net, and the year before at 6xa7NC
net. The quality Of the oil rings does not average
Of as good a grade q that Of last week. OF toe
receipts 6 SIS head came by the Pennsylvania lRll'
road and 3l9 by the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
TuESAEEP Market,
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RRNARKs on nEEP CAITLR,

The arrivals during the week amounted To 1859
head, against 1857 last week, aud 1871 head The
corresponding week oilAit year, and the sales were
lob head, ARlinst 9lG last week aud Sgi head the
corresponding week last year.
The ,rGde WAS slow again on the Hill to-day and
showed no improvement Ia that regard over last
week, b offerings were much more numerous,
and there was rs good tops ~ on last Monday, but
Longer line Of middle and common CRATES Prices
for tops Were about 80 lower, aud other grades pos
\ IAir number at aud near the latter figure, with
most kHlCi JNHjHc. OF the offerings ,l6l can't by
the Pennsylvania Railroad, and lvl by the ERltI'
moro & Ohio RMIlLOAd.
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MI. Dc CHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA.

The llry.eIghlh year OF this weILknOwn Actd'
,mr. under the charge Of the Valuation Nuns.
o,sp, on The drSt Monday oil September next, and
suuIaues ten months,
rapi, received at any tine in the session,
Those Who desire TO place their daughters In Rp
Institution AtOrding exceptional advantages in
M way Of heaIthul and delightful location, ex
etllgnl board, thorough discipline aud instruction
+, lg hands of lie long teachers, In every depart
m.pt Of female education, including the modern
language, and music, should send Tor a catalogue
o! ,hp school, Address,
Dilectreqsol the Academy Of the Visitation,
Mt. De CHANTAL,
ag2.hw Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
srAuNroN, VlRCIHIA,
OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

DELAWARE. ONO. One Of the great Colleges
0flli' country, Offers to both sexes, At Surpri,ingly
snail expense, unsurpassed advantage for a full Col
pnratoTy, Normal, Commercial and Art Depart.
mOntn. fIrNt.elnAA Conservatory OF HuAIr.
Elegant home for ladies with teacher, Necessary
expense for - term, only $50 or less. CatA.
logae free. Z, IL. PAYNE, LII. d., President.
,v4vwrlw
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MEDIA (PA.l ACADEMY FITS FOR
w business OF College. Special Drill for Back
Nad Boys. slnRlcor double rooms. All students
Harvard \ u and AMY Rull.MwF4W
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
u (OPERATtNG)
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r, r.
Condemned timetable OF passenger trains COT.
rSftod 70 JU NE15 lsS6-CenIal standard Time;
EGNT M MONTH TO PlTTSIUH0I AND CIHyELISD.
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To beauty, when II dlSClossS q pretty Get
Of teeth. WhiteneSS, when nature has
supplied this element Of loyeliness, may
be retained through life, by using the lfas'
rant SoyoboNT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-15

QUO RIVER RAILROAD.
" table corrected 10 JUNE q, 1885, Trains
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, rs ~inllOwS-Central VlndsfI
Tlme-whieh IL IS minutes slower THAI. Wheeling
ooINo SOUTH.
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH D1yG.
w SION, d. DO.
On and alter MAY %, 1855 passenger trains viii
run A. Acknowledging time.
For PitiS6uEgh,6:oS q M 1885 4. m. daily; 1:SS
p M, Q 25p M, daily.
For WGihIngton-l!tO M, dnily except Sunday.
From Pittsburgh II 80 q. M 600 p. m, daily
except SUNDAY; 1923 p. M, daily g;26a IN daily.
From WashlngtoD-0:26 q. IN daily; 1895 M,
$40 p, n. l0.J p. m. daily.
g. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
u. DUNBAR. General HupeFiuteld0nt.
Ut LANE, TfaV, Pass, ARt,, Wheeling.
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baltimore Live stock Market.
OFFICE OF TIE C~ALYERToS STOCK YARDS, |
MONDAY, July Il, 1856,
Dvrp,pra ron TFR WpVE


BeeYCA .,,,,''.' ."'"~'"''"'''''' ''f'''''"''l ~
sheep aud lnlbS"','.." ''''''''''. ''''r""I IL
SWINE .',,,''',.",',, ,'.,''", ,,"'''''''''" ''''''rb'HS'
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It's a poor mule that can't kick both
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TENrsr1oo, Canada West, Ont.

MEsSHs. FLEMING BROS.
slrs.-Your pills came all right, and l can say
they arc u good. bilious. pill. l have used o
Lanes Pins, manufactured by Fleming BROS.
are genuine, and gentlemen yOuhaVe my thanks
In sending. lElYe ZONE OF those pills y my
nClghbOrs for q trial. One Of my neighborS
got three pills. He said they did hell, hlIn. He
felt tho next day like d new man, lie wishes
me to send for fifty cents worth for him. SO,
gentlemen, l will do oil I eau to Introduce DR..
Q. McLane's Liver pills, manufactured by
Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect,
WM. II. DuGAH.
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- I9F'771
THE quotations given In our live stock reports
are those Of the retail market, except when other
wise stated
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An epidemic Of suIcIdeO,

spAtDwo's Gus 10 like wit, a good
thing we'll applied,
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FLEMING BHOS.
Dear Slrs: -Enclosed you will find one dollar
for which you will please send me more OF your
DR.. @. McLane's Liver Pills. TRUST you have
received the pay for the last two boxes order
ed and received. would only say. they have
done me more good than I could express. l
feel much better now than l llayo for Two
REV. Pint srATrrH,
West Sanllake. N. Y,
AVOID CoUNTERFE1TSi Send us 80
and wO will send you by return mall q box OF
the genuine DIR. G. McLlne's Celebrated Liver
PILLS and eight handsome cards.
FLEMING BROS" Plttsburg, 70.
For Sale by retail druggists. Be
suro tho McLane's Pills you buy r
made ut Pittsburgh, Pa. The ooun'
torFeits are madO at st. Louis, HI,
and Wheeling, w. Va.
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NV York, July l4,-Cotton, futures
closed steady at q fraction above last
evening,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-20
New Orleans Races.

New ORLEANS, March 19.-The weather
was cloudy and threatening and the track
slow.
First Race for beaten horses. all ages, tC
carry loo pounds, six furlongs; won by Queen
Esther by two lengths, Leonard second,
Charlie Lucas third, beating Little Charley
Time, Leo.
Second Race-SelHng allowances, seven
furlolgs; won by Logan by half a length,
Claude Brnnuen second. HOtbOx third, beat
ing Dicks Watts, ViOlinR Brevel and Blizzard
Time. ] 30.
Third Race-weltcr weights and selling al
lowances. three-fourths OF mile; won by
Baton Rouge by half a length. Joe Shelly
second, Bee Jay third. Time, 81.
Fourth RGce-FOr three-year-Old. three
fourths OF mile; won by j. II. Fenton by
half length, Ida l. second, Leonora third
Time, 1:slL.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-20
Red wing GIeaniugs.

Special 10 the Globe.
RED WING, March l9.-Dr. W. A. Peterson,
V. $, contemplates opening an Office in Can
non Fails. Three residences have already
been finished up IN South Red Wing.
Amos Il. McCra!ken of this city has been
granted u pension with back pay. The new
county jail TO be constructed here will cost
about $4,000. The plans adopted. which are
furnished by the Pauiy Jail Building aud
Manufacturing company, embody the plan
now largely followed In Ohio and other East
ern states, providing for the separation of
prisoners as TO sex, age and classes....N. b.
Fulmer has purchased David Watson's 81 an
OF liSht-taced Sorrels sired 10y William Penn,
for $3.50. John Wundcrlick has been APP
pointed postmaster at Fairpoint this county
in place OF >. AZ. Drew. ...k =. 4. Howard Will
erect two buildings ON Main street this sea-
son, and tue Red Wing NJ nufa-turing com
pany have commenced eNcayaIing for their
warerOoms aud iii ce ~ head OF Main street.
rne public schools closed to-day Tor the spring
vacation OF TWO weeks. "A young peoples
society, for the pur pose of studying church
history, nus been formed here. which meets
every Tuesday evening. Mrs. ". G. Burton
Is president aud Miss Carrie r. Anderson is
secretary. one hundred and twenty-five
men are now at work endeavOring. with the
use OF nifty dump cars, 10 IL. the StnkhOie on
the Burlington road near Maiden Rock. Wis.
Macarthur Bros, the contractors, say they
hope 10 ascertain the capacity Of the sink
hole betorc they are completely bankrupted.
49,. Eight persons applied for membership ia
Company q al the last meeting Herman
Lanueck.a young married mau about 25 ears
Of age, was fatally injured yesterday after
noon while NJ work at his fathers shop, near
the wagon factory. b. being struck ia the
lett Sd, by swinging saw,which cut through
five IiJs, laying open tue cavity of the chest
and exposing the intesunes. At Ihs present
writing be is s. Il alive but lying very Iw....
MichaL Mikkeison Nignes is now on trial In
the district court on a charge OF selling dis
ane aR
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-20
Junke,ing Congressmen.

WAsHISGToS. March ia party CON-
posed of Senator Lansom, Senator ingalls,
and wife, Senator Salisbury and wife, Sen
atOr Palmer and wife. Mrs. Senator Jack
son. Mrs. Senator Malone and daughter,
Representative Ermentr ont and wife, Rep
resentative Caldwell and Mr.. ". l.. Brian
OF the department of state and wife will
leave tomorrow morning at IL o'clock in
the special car st. John. for Jacksonville
and Tampa, Fla. via the Atlantic Coast
line, en- route 10 Havana. Cuba. where
they will arrive next Tuesday afternoon.
They will remain three or four days In Ha-
vana and will make several stops in Florida
on their return. They expect to be absent
about ten days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-20
Hastings Hints.

Special 10 the GLOBE.
HASTINGS. Mimi, March 1s.-Mrs. j. c.
Norton gave card and lunch party TO her
lady friends thursday afternoon. There
were three tables ana an enjoyable afterno n
was spent. one Prof LauY erman. pro4es-
sor OF vocal culture at Heidelb srg, Germany,
gave profitable anu AT the same time anus
ing lecture to the pupils aud teachers OF the
public schools at the Presbyterian church
Friday afternoon on vocal gymnastics. and
illustrated that most wonderful results could
be attained by systematic vocal culture.
The young people of tho Church OF the Guar
dian Angel gave an entertainment on the
evening OF ST. Patrick's day, from which they
Melted Sl1O... MIR. and Mrs. sam Mairs OF
Fargo came down Thursday 10 attend the fu-
neral OF MIR. Mairs business partner, Mr..
Hawes.. William Halves reached Hastings
from New Buffalo too late To see his father
alive, as he died the evening before his ar
rival. a telegram has reached his other son.
Dick, In Northern Dakota. and he viii get to
Hastings in time 20 attend the funeral OF his
father, which will take place from his resi-
oence at ) O clock Saturday. Halves, the
bonanza "a rner OF New Buffalo. Oak, active
operator OF Mairs a. Halves farm, died very
suddenly at his home in Hastings Wednesda,
night OF blOod-poisoning. His death casts q
gloom over the entire community. Mr.
HAYES came TO Hastings in lS52. Since that
time Inc has been a popular and prominent
citizen: His death at this time will be a severe
blow 10 his farming interest in Dakota, where
the firm has plant worth some 100000. The
sympathy OF tue entire community is extended
TO his family. Mr.. Hawes was ~ years old.
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nonncIIY Morris.

Special 10 the Globe
MORRIS, March 19.-Of all the crowds
that ever gathered in Morris to listen to a
public speaker, that which assembled at the
court house this evening to hear Hon. Ig-
natiuS Donuelly speak to the farmers OF the
county was probably the largest. There
was a fair representation Of the
gentler sex present, $40 people
being counted. The meeting was
called to order by r. J. Hall. chairman of
the county alliance. who introduced MI
Donnelly. who then proceeded 10 portray rs
none but DOnnelly can do in an interesting
and eloquent speech to discuss the Sltua-
ton of the farmers of the the state as oD-
posed by great railway corporations, sug-
costing and pointing ont as the only means by
which they can ever hope to overcome the
well-knOwn obstacles under which they now
labor. organization. determination in their
efforts. and LOYALTY to the cause. In the
course Of his remarks AIr. Donnelly paid TO
Gen. Barrett a high tribute as the farmers
friend. characterizng him as an honest
man who is heart and hand with the inter-
ests of the down-trodden and oppressed state
lecturer. I. c. HodgSon was present and
followed Mr.. Donnelly with short and
eloquent address. a considerable collection
was taken up to helptO defray the travelling
expenses Of the state lecturer. a large
number of people from Herman were
present Mr.. DOnnelly is the guest Of his
son-in-law. George VI. Giltinan. lie leaves
for Hastings tonight.
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NIankato nIaIters.
Special to the Globe.

special TO the Globe
MANKATo, March 19.-The residence of II.
r.. Grignow at the winnebago agency was
partially destroyed by fire Thursday evening
The Cresco election case went over to
await the action of the grand jury, the de-
Tense waving examination. Each of the
men under arrest was placed i'm bonds TO the
amount OF $500. The ST. Cloud, Mankato *
Austin railway sell-out is becoming a stand
ard subject "all along the line" In every
town where the road was supported, and
which the sell-out affects, there is much pub
lie discussion, and the sentiment is waxing
warmer against the directors in this city from
day 10 day. II there is honor i'm il, let such
be shown and this clamor will cease. There
is an organized movement on foot in the
southwest part of this county 10 prevent the
collection of the tax levied for court house
purposes. and an injunction will
be served upon the commissioners
The courts will be given an opportunity to de-
eide the legality of the commissioners action.
THE county alliance meets at Good Thun-
der next Monday, the 22d inst. The county
authorities have decided not TO allow the
names Of tue Jurors chosen for the May term
of court to be made public. and viii not give
the same to the newspapers. This is done
for polite reasons. Supt. Rogers is holding
examination in this city to-day, and has a
class of nearly 100 applicants. camp of
the Sons OF Veterans will be organized at the
Wilkin post rooms next Wednesday evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-20

MADISON. Wis, March 19.-The regents
of the state university, resident, are not in
clned to talk freely about the rumor pub
lished this morning that Prof. Z. c. Cham
berlain, formerly of Beloit college and now
a prominent member of United State Geo.
logical Survey, had been rendered the pre-
sldency of the University of Wisconsin.
They say, however, that committee Of
the board is actively engaged in searching
Tor some person to succeed President Bas-
com. and that Chamberlain, among others,
has been talked of but no formal tender
has been made to any one though several
members OF the board very much favor
Chamberlain The board has INDUCED in
considerable correspondence with various
parties relative to the matter. but il has
been wholly informal. In consultation the
regents impression is clearly gained that
the board will finally settle the question of
the succession at the June meeting. to take
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-20
The Jury NOtYetAgreed.

Special to the Globe.
OMAHA, March 19.-The jury in the
Lauer murder case has still failed to reach
q verdict. The result has been eagerly
watched all day. 1t was reported last night
that the jury stood six for murder in the
first degree, four for murder in the second
and two for manslaughter. This afternoon
Judge Neville called thenNinto court and
asked if they had agreed. The foreman
yald:
Mo-
sis there any prospect of agreement"
asked the judge. II fear not replied the
foreman, 1--WE stand nine TO three" but
before he had gone further the iud &c yelled
hStop."
The jury was sent back to the room. At
o'clock the jury was called in again and
reported some changes with prospect of
agreement before morning. 1t then retired
for the night.