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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-26
THE TAYLORsTOWN OlL FIELD.
The Progress of Dew ytlOpmsnt-w Wheeling
Mems Interests.

The Progress OF MISUNDERSTANDING e
Mems Interests.
In the Taylorstown oil field, the Work
well, the westernmost wildcat, is
through the fourth sand, and so dry she
would pump dust. No show Of oil nor
gas was found. This necessarily stops
developments in that quarter. Several
new wells have come in recently, most
OF which are on the Knox farms. The
Leman Crothers No. Is good for about
ninety barrels. This was looked for,
and Is not a forerunner Of any more
new territory, The others are average
Taylorstown district wells-from sixty
TO one hundred barrels.
The Coon Island well Is making good
time. This is a test well, near Vienna,
on the B. & 0. railroad, seven miles
nearer Wheeling than Taylorstown.
Several Wheeling parties are interested
in this venture, as also Washington and
Taylostown citizens. Contractor 7. T.
Harris has this well, and barring acci-
dents will have 1t finished within four
weeks. Morris Horkheimer Is one OF
the principal owners.
The new town being built at the Tay.
lorstown depot now has fifteen dwelling
houses, a large machine shop and q large
building occupied by Crothers & Co., In
which Is located the Central Supply
Company, 1t will be known as
"Crothers City,"
Wheeling saloon keepers are profiting
by the operations at Taylorstown. Every
train brings 10 the hundreds OF oil well
drillers aud tool dressers packed In the
several boarding houses, Jugs OF whisky
and cases Of Wheeling beer. Fights are
numerous, while black eyes and bloody
noses are prevalent.
Bonanza John MCKeown has now
located next him s. I. Fergus, OF WASH
ington, Pa, who Is almost as lucky as
himself. Sammy has taken the balance
Of the Knox farm, 100 acres, at Sl00
bonus per acre and one-eighth royalty.
The Washington Company still holds
possession Of the Dlaney farm, and Is
running the oil via the Southwestern
Pennsylvania Tor Standard) lines. The
Civil Court list for the county is placed
for May q, and until then they will con-
tinue TO keep their fo.ce Of men on the
land and hold all its production. Twen-
ty.hve men now comprise the army
officers, priVates and servants. The
camp Is In a good locality, has good
water, plenty Of reading matter, etc.
The INTRLLIoENCRR Is daily arrival.
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PoStoaIcs Inspectors,

wAsHISoT6S, D, c., April 95,-Diyis-
ion Inspectors Of the POstotiice Depart
ment, were to-day appointed as follows;
General Warren P. Edgarton, OF New
Jersey, assigned to Philadelphia, vice
Timothy 0ltagy, resigaedi George A.
Dice, OF Illinois, assigned to St, Louis,
vice B. +, GuliC, resignedi George s,
seybolt, Of California, assigned to San
Francisco, vice L. A. KirkwOod, resign
ed, W, O. Baird, OF Illinois, j. D, King,
Of Illinois, and ], o. Culver, OF Califor-
mia, have been relnstated as postottice
inspectors on mail depredations under
civil service rule No. 10, they not hay-
ing been separated from the service
more than year.
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ADJOURNED UNTIL MAY EIGHTH.


The Committee on the GubeFnatoFiRl Com
tsSt-All the pepositions mot yet In,
Special DiIpaieh 10 ne IRialligaeP,
CHARLESTON, W, YAa April 25,-The
legislative joint committee on the GU
bernatorlal contest met this morning and
held session Of about two hours length,
Preliminary motions were made and
discussed by counsel on both sides, and
It was finally agreed that the committee
should adjourn until Wednesday, May
5, This action was taken owing to the
fact that out Of the $500 depositions TO
be placed before the committee only five
had been sent in, and neither party was
prepared to enter on the contest until
further steps had been taken towards So
curing the necessary evidence, Alfred
Rheiustrom, Of Wheeling, was elected as
the committees clerk and stenOgrapher.
Hon, W, P, Hubbard, who appeared be-
fore the committee as counsel for Gen.
eral Gof, left for home this afternoon,
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Whore d. Mayor 5 labrIrhtg

optellt DUDdtcN 70 uN iHleltgeReI'
MoRoANrowN, W. Va, April 25.-
Mayor Fast, In compliance with the late
messages Of the President Of the United
States and the Governor Of West Yir'
ginia, and following the example Of the
Mayors Of nearly every city and town In
the country, has issued proclamation,
calling upon the people to assemble on
Tuesday, April 80, 1880, at 0 O'Clock, and
offer praise and thanksgiving in COM
memoration OF the Tooth anniverslty oi
the inaguration Of Gen. George Wash.
ington, first President Of the United
States, and requesting all citizens to close
their places OF business on that day
until II o'clock noon, in honor Of the
dAy,
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Anilnl.tsr.,. wife Arrested.

CHICAGO, April, pa sensation was
caused in church circles in this city this
morning by the publication Of tho fact
that ministers wife had been arrested
on a charge Of shop.lliting. The case
came up In the Armory Police Court
this morning. The accused Is Ms.
Jennie Kirkham, the wife OF the Rev.
+. NJ. Kirkham, editor Of the Christian
Oracle, and pastor OF lhe~rOhrlstlan
church at Thirty.seventh and Indiana
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A Gushsr al LsSIonyills,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 25.-A gushor
oil well was struck near LegionylllO, on
the Fl Wayne road, nineteen miles
from this city, this morning. When the
sand was tapped the oil spurted ll5 feet
in tho air and Is now flowing about 700
barrels day. No provision was made
70 save the oil, and Il Is estimated that
1000 barrels will DO wasted before or.
rangements are completed 10 tank II.
The well is the irst gusherlever struck
In that vicinity, and the inhabitants Of
the country are wild with excitement,
Leases cannot not DO bought at any
price, and land has doubled In value
during the lAy,
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CONpENsEp TRLEaRAMs.

E1.cOngressman Ellis, Of Louisiana,
Is dead.
Many CaSoS Of pneumonia arc reported
In Oklahoma.
Secretary Blaine Is better, but did not
90 10 his office yesterday.
Mt. and MB. 4, u. n. gackett, Of
Meadyllle, Pa, celebrated their golden
wedding last night
The ArmeB Court Martial las submit.
ted its findings 70 the President for ap.
proyal. They are yet a secret,
George Francis Train last nlpht fin.
ished tile seventh day Of hls iaSt, Hls
eyes are bloodShot and he lS 6halty on
bis limbs.
Major ]. o. Anderson, Of Wheeling,
will DO West ylfginlAs representative
on the staiG Of the Grand Marshal In The
great New York Centennial parade,
The 10Th Annual Assembly Of ihV
Womena' Foreign MIs6lonery SoCleLy oI
the Pteabyterian church In session al
Philadelphia closed last night Wash
ington, d. Oq ID the next piece Of meet
Ing,
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SAN Francisco, April 25.-The steam.
ship Rio DeJanerio arrived to-day from
Shanghai and Hong Kong with mail ad.
vices up 10 March q from Hong Kong
and April s from Yokohama. The for.
eign ministers and their first Secretaries
OF legation were recently given a banquet
at Pekin In connection with the mar.
riage Of the Emperor. Speeches we're
delivered by Prince Ching and the
American and German ministers, In
which assurances Of friendly feeling
were reclproCated. Rumors are again
current Of the illness Of Ii Hung Chang.
1t Is stated that he Is 80 seriously indis.
posed that lie can scarcely articulate
distinctly. Admiral Belknap, U. s. NJ,
commanding the Aslatlc squadron ar.
rived at Yokohama April Q.
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A GRAVE SITUATION.
Almost a Riot ut the Duquesns worEs..The
sheriff Posts n Notice.

Almost a Riot Mt the Duquesno WOrks..The
sheriff Posts Notice.
PITTsBuRGn, Pa, April 25,-AGairs at
Duqucsne are Statu quo to-day. There
was no effort made to start the Bessemer
works and the strikers made no demon.
stration OF any kind, albeit as defiant
and determined as ever. Upon applica.
tion OF consel for the Steel Company
this afternoon, Judge Ewing issued a
rule on the strikers TO show cause why
they should not be arrested for contempt
OF court. The rule was made return.
able next Saturday. Sheriff MCCand-
less left for Duquesne this afternoon to
serve the notices on the strikers.
This evening thirteen Italians came
up on boat and succeeded In getting
into the works before the strikers could
prevent 1t. A mob OF two or three
hundred gathered about the vicinity
aud threatened 10 break down the gates.
A number OF revolvers were flourished
and several shots fired in the air.
Superintendent Treat came out and
the mob demanded that the
Italians be sent away at once or they
would force their way into the works
and bring them out. They were deter.
mined and the superintendent decided
TO send them OIL. The gates
were opened and the Italians
marched to the station unmolested, tax
ing the first train for Pittsburgh. The
situation Is very grave. Sheriff McCand.
lass posted a proclamation this after
noon ordering the men to disperse, but
SO far no attention has been paid 10 1t.
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LONDON, April 25.-In an interview
to-day General Boulunger denied the re.
port that no would Immediately issue a
manifest explaining bis intentions, and
stated that as yet no had no thought Of
doing so. The General has received
scores Of bouquets sent 10 him by ad.
mireB In France. He has received
many invitations 10 attend parties 10 be
given In his honor by persons who are
DESTROYS Of lloniGing him,
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A Wnnt IIeInr FIlIod,

sr, Louis, April 25,-A dispatch from
Ponca, on the Santa Fe railroad, in the
Ponca reservation, thirty miles south Of
Arkansas City, Kas., says the Western
Union Telegraph Company has reached
that point with a second wire and will
extend 1t 10 Purcell as fast as men and
means can get it there. This wire is
very much needed and will greatly IA.
cilitate the getting Of news from Okla
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TO FORM A NEW PARTY,
A National Reform Party To be Organized
Soon Mt Pittsburgh,

A National Reform Party To be Organized
Soon Mt Pittsburgh.
PlrrsBuRoH, Pa, April 25.-E. Evans,
President Of the Lumber Exchange
Bank, Tonawanda, N. Y. and later Of
the National Reform Party movement,
Is in attendance at the National Reform
Association Conference, held in this
city. The movement with which Mr..
Evans Is identified Is partly political
and seeks 10 consolidate all the different
phases OF reform under one banner
under the name OF the National Reform
Party. The political reiormes contem.
plate holding a conference soon, TO
which will be invited all leaders OF the
various reform movements. II Is pro.
bable Pittsburgh will be selected as the
place for the convention for the purpose
Of organizing a National Reform Party
for 1902, The liquor, labor, tariff and
finance questions will be prominent
features In the platform OF the party.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April 25,-The
Secretary Of the Interior to-day received
the following telegram dated to-day,
from the special agents OF the Depart
ment at Guthrie, Oklahoma; Every
thing here Is In quiet condition. The
exclusion Of liquor has given peaceful
and orderly community, The land of
fee here is moving smoothly, The,
Washington force Is Invaluable.
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GREATLY OYgBESTlMATED.
A AsigniIlCant Notice Posted in the ConsOlI.
dated Exchange,

a Asignilchnt NOuce Posted In the COnsoll.
dated Exchange.
New York, April 25.-The following
was posted on the Consolidated Ex.
change to-day;
"a Western oil producer, who, within
a day or two has sold about 1900 acres
Of leased territory TO the Standard Com.
pany, says that half Of all the Ohio and
Indiana territory remains in the hands
Of the people who have nothing 10 do
with the Standard, and that the news.
paper talk about the company having
entire control Of the Ohio field to The
exclusion Of outside refiners and ship.
pers, Is an absurdity. lie says also that
his experience las taught him that the
Importance oi the Western Ohio and In
diana fields has been greatly overesti.
innindU
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A clergyman, after yeaB Of suffering
from that loathsomO disease, Catarrh,
and vainly trying every known remedy,
at last found recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death, Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send.
Ing q self addressed stamped envelope 10
Prof. j, A. Lawrence, So Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
free Of charge, MwAF.EoW
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loSpoS, April PA tjnlOnlSt con.
ference was hold at birmingham to-day,
Resolutions were adopted affirming that
the land question was not the root oi
Irish dlScohtent and urging the Goyern.
inent 10 introduce Into the Honss N
Commons without delay tnOasufe Ia
enable tenants 10 become oWneI Of lh0
land.
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New Cnpllnl runl.hment LAW.

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 25.-The State
Legislature Inns passed a capital punish
msnt law, similar in some respects to the
New York law. Under It's provisions
the prisoner Is to be kept In solitary con.
finement and see no one but his family,
his lawyers and his spiritual advisers.
He is TO be executed before sunrise and
may invite three persons to be present.
The Sheriff invites six persons besides
the surgeon. 1t is made a misdemeanor
for any newspaper 10 publish anything
more about the execution than tho mere
faNk
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A wheeling (Joncsrnia iiIF CoptrnOt,

The Chicago industrial World saysi
The Riverside Iron Works, oiwhselIns,
W. Va, whose Western agent Is MI. \.
s. Case, No, 1i6 Dearborn street, have
Just completed a shipment Of hall 4 mil.
lion feet Of steel pipe (oi which they are
the only and exclusive makers In the
country 10 the consolidated gas com.
panies Of Chicago, Other CONSUMERS
and dealers are also buying from this
company quite freely, Several electric
light plants are using the specially pre-.
pared pipe for laying wires, because OIL
Ia being Indeglftctible,
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We offer % pieces summer silks In
checks and stripes at 95 cents per yard
reduced from W, 10 and 10 cents,
pieces 24.lnoh Wide Black Silk al 80
cents per yard, reduced from 81 %,
3 pieces 24-lnch Black Falle ffancalsu
Silk al 81 49, reduced from 81 90.
10 pieces 40.lnch Wide Black All wool
Henrietta cloth al 10 cents per yard,
worth 10 cents
The above prices arc for to-day only.
SfONE 4 THOMAS.
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Yesterdays League and Association Games
A BOYS DISCOVERY.
lie Finds the Evidence that will Convict
Two Men OF Murder.


SOMERSET, KY, April 25.-A most i'm
portant item OF evidence TO convict two
men Of an atroCious murder committed
a year ago was discovered yesterday by
accident by a mere boy. Two peddlers
were mysteriously missing a year ago.
John and Henry Hill, at whose house
they were seen, were arrested charged
with their murder; also a woman who
was their housekeOper. The woman
testified that tho Hills deliberately cut
the throats Of the peddlen and robbed
them; that they compelled her 10 hold
a basin 10 catch the blood, and that the
bodies were concealed. As the bodies
could not DO found tho Hills were 70.
leased Yesterday boy running down
a hill caught q grape vine and pulled Il
up, disclosing coffee sack. He dug out
the sand and found In IL two skeletons,
a basin and q small basket, recognized
"a belonging 70 the Hills, The Hills
were again arrested and placed In jail In
Jamestown,
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NEW YOaE, April The yacht Ooro.
net which has sailed around the world
has returned in good condition and with
all well on board. She is anchored OF
Staten Island to-day. Mr.. X. 7. Rush,
the owner, and his family are on tue
yacht. She left Gibraltar thirty.two
days ago and encountered at least a half
dozen storms without any. serious mis-
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lNTRRRsTINa TO PRNSlONEkS.
Certain claims Can he Attended to with
out Wasting Money on AttOrneya,

Certain Claims Can lie Attended to Wlth'
out Wasting Money on Attorneys.
WARRINGTON, D. O, April 25.-war
veterans who arc entitled TO Commuta.
ton for the loss Of the use Of their limbs
by disease OF injury are now Gllng their
claims in vast numbers, II Is stated at
the office Of the Surgeon General Of the
Army that considerable percentage Of
the money which Congress Intended for
those disabled soldiers Ia unnecessarily
wasted In atlornyB fees. Notice is
given that all such claims can be settled
by O letter 10 the Surgeon General Of the
Army without lncurrlng any expense 10
the claimant,
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DEPUTY MARsHAls APPOINTED,
United States Marshal White Names two OF
his Official stan.

MS Onclhl buaus
Mr.. John O. Devine was yesterday for.
mally appointed by United States Mar.
shal White as one Of his Deputy Mar.
shals. Mr., Devine is a we'll known Re.
publican Of the Eighth ward, particu.
larly well known among tho iron work.
ers, and his appointment will be a de.
cided advantage to tho party as well as
eminently fitting for the official posi-.
tion.
The following special telegram was
last evening received from the ISTRLLI.
GENcEs's correspondent at ParkeBburg:
United States Marshal II. s. White has
appointed W. II. Ramp, Of this city, as a
special deputy. Mr.. Ramp has filed the
position Of Deputy Marshal ably under
both Mr.. Atkinson and Mr.. sehon.
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An EltFanl Substitute

For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds Of biz.
Tor, nauBeouB medicines, ID the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup 81
Figs. Recommended by leOding physl.
clans. Manufactured only BY the Cali.
lofnia Zig Syrup Company. For sale In
10 cents and 81 bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton +, Hess, X, D, Burr
and o, Menkemeller,
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Nav YoRK, April p0,--ln view Of the
approaching centennial and In accord.
ance with an order Issued by Inspector
Byrnes, the detectives last night gather.
cd In about dity burglars, sneak thieves,
plCkpoCkets, &c. The prisoners were
arralgned In court to-day and held for
examination,
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Gsnsrnl NIerritt Not Posted.

ARKANSAS CRY. KANSAS, April 25.-
Gen. Merritts report Of the numbers in
Oklahoma is incomprehensiblc. The
estimate here is that fully $1,000 peo-
pie are now in Guthrie and moro than
6O,0OO In the territory. Nearly twice as
many as he allows for the whole terrific.
ry left this place alone, and are still
pOurinn in,
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Calhoun, OF Georgia; Secretary Noble,
Assistant Postmaster General olarkson,
Senators Sherman, Higgins, Allison and
Paddock, Representatives Dunnell, Pugh,
Powden and Thompson; H, o, Duncan,
Of Indiana; W, 7. 0wnby, OF Pennsyl,
yania; Horace Scott, Of Louisville, and
Mart l., 0hr, OF New York,
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TOPEKA, KAsp April 96.-E, b. Cow.
gill, the State Sugar Inspector, says that
there will be a number otncw sugar fac.
tories started In Kansas this year, and
that the sugar product Of tho State will
DO many times greater than II was last
year. In addition 10 the Moss City In
stilutlon q factory Is now being built at
Medicine Lodge at q cost Of $4,000.
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THE BRUOKLYN'S TRlP.
Eight Months Coming Homs..Ths Flag Of
Distress Story Denied by the OnIeors,

Right Months Coming Hume..Ihe Flag oi
Distress Story Denied by the Onicsrs,
NEw YoRK, April 25.-The Brooklyn,
the vessel that led Farragut's feet on It's
attack on Mobile, and which arrived yes.
terday from the AsialiC station, Is now
lying at anchor off Quarantine.
The passage OF the Brooklyn was a
very long ono, due partly 10 light winds
and varying wind, and In great meas
ure to her present bad sailing qualities.
The ship left the AsiatiC station In the
early part OF last fall, and has been near
ly eight months on tho voyage home.
II did not take long TO learn that the
report Of the Brooklyn being sighted
at sea and found flying signal OF dis
tress was false. The Brooklyn, her
officers say, sighted, before reaching st,
Thomas, a strange steamer which ap-
parently without any cause, bore down
on the flagship. 1t had been months
since those on board had been in
communication with the outside world.
II was not known who was elected
President-a question which touched
the pockets OF nearly every man on
board. Seeing this steamer approach
she was hailed and a boat was sent
of to her. AS result Of the parley
the Captain very kindly sent on board
the Brooklyn several bugs OF fresh pota.
toes, and these were divided up equally
between officers and men.
The Brooklyn brought homo with her
$50 officers and men. A great number
OF the latter were apprentices, while
many Of the ships crew were overtime
men. Three deaths occurred during the
voyage, two at sea and one at st. Thomas.
Tho inst death was that Of Paul johnson,
as ordinary seaman, who died Of typhoid
fever. The second death was that Of
Charles A. Howard, an apprentice, who
died Of quick consumption, The third
was that Of Sakiarke, Japanese cook in
Of the wardrooni mess. lie died Of a
disease known as "Kakke," peculiar to
the Malay and South India countries.
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PGTAL gNCOuNTBRS
Reports Come Thick and Fast--IiOw one
Claim was IIAnliieu with lIluud,

puRcELL, 1, II, April 0S.--Rsports Of
fatal encounters between boomers come
thick and iasL Probably the worst case
Is that Of a man named Grant who
reached Purcell yesterday and gives the
particulars Of a bloody alItay which took
place near here. Accompanied by q
friend named CrossmATi, he said he had
made lot the creek, where both had 10.
Gated claims which had embraced some
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lloumanla'I Future Ruler.

BUCHAREST, April 25,-Kinv Charles
received the municipal authorities 10.
day. lie officially announced 10 them
that his nephew, Prince Ferdinand, had
been selected as heir 10 the throne OF
lIoumanla, aud that an official residence
was being prepared for him at the cap,
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1he I.te.IdenV. cnll,r,.

wAsnlSuTOS, D, O., April g5,-ThorO
was a decided falling OF in The number
Of callers at the White House to-day %
compared with the rush pi yesterday.
Among those who saw the PfeBldent
were Vice President Morton, with Mt,
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viii inysslIFatS no Ilnlllmors A Ohio,

VIII lhNehlBhte ulo bAIlltnute " uhlo,
BALTIMORE, Mp, April 26,-Dcalers In
dressed beef who feel that they have
been Disseminated against by the Balh.
more & Ohio railroad ln freight charges
from Chicago, will ask the Inter State
Commerce Commission TO investigate
tho nnitDf,