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The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Mitch
ell introduced today bill which legal
ICES the testimony taken before either a
register or a receiver of land Office, if
either official is dead, sick or unable. to
be present ct the hearing. The secretary
of the interior will not approve land
claims under the law as 1t now stands.
The senator's attention was called to the
matter by the death of one of the officers
of the land office at Lagrange, Ore where
about fifty proofs were made before a
single officer, but they could not be per-
fected on account Of the vacancy. The
law is destined to cover this case, but ap-
plies to the whole country.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

NEW York, Jan. 1.-THE Chihuahua
Mining company has been incorporated
with capital of 100000, to do ageneral
mining business in Santa Eulaha, state of
Chihuahua, Mexico. The stock is to be
divided into shares of 81 each. The trus-
tees are Charles H. Payne, Charles T.
Barney, John W. Shaw, Herbert L. Ter
rell and John r. Robinson.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18
Racing Dates.

ANACONDA, Jan. 15.-At a meeting of
the racing secretaries of the Montana
circuit, dates for racing were fixed as fol-
lows for the points named Missoula,
July IA to 10, inclusive; Deer Lodge, July
81 to 26, inclusive; Anaconda, July 80 to
August 9, inclusive; Butte, August 13 to
%, Inclusive. The purses offered in this
circuit aggregate 100000.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 14.-Col. Voci-
koff, an officer of the czar's body guard,
and some other officers of the same corps
have committed suicide. 1t is supposed
they had been implicated in the recently
discovered plot against the life of the
czar. 1t is reported the czar's brother,
the Grand Duke Sergius. will shortly be
banished from the capital for meddling
with politics,
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

Before congress passes any measure
for the erection of public buildings in
this state the advantages of Bozeman
Great Falls, Deer Lodge, Anaconda
Missoula and Butte should be fully in
vestigated. Hogopolis has no corner or
municipal prosperity In Montana.-1ntel
Mountain.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

SPOKANE FALLS, Jan. 18.-B. II. Lang
ley. general freight and passenger agent
of the Montana Central road, has estab-
lished here general agency for the
Montana Pacific route. This route is
composed of the st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba, Montana Central, and
Union Pacific. The rates over this road
east will duplicate those of the Northern
Pacific. w. Fl. Marshall, Of Portland,
has been appointed general agent in this
city.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18
Dunraven May Get a Rae g.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-It is by no means
certain that Lord Dunraven may not be
tempted to issue another challenge
through club less prejudiced than the
Royal Yacht Squadron. The achieve
ments of the Valkyrie last season, al
though not brilliant, were respectable,
If not quite up to the standard Of the
Americas cup she might still be equal
to sailing an excellent race for Gen.
Paine's cup, far handsomer and more
valuable trophy.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

LONDON, Jan. 14.-The motion to com
nit the managers Of the London edition
of the New York Herald and Freeman's
journal of Dublin for contempt of court
for publishing certain comments on the
O'Shea divorce case, was argued today.
The motion was dismissed on the ground
of informality in proceedings, but permits
sion was given for renewal of the mo-
ton if the action be taken within a week.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

HELENA, Jan. 15.-A last nights ses-
sion of the city council the memorable
water question was finally settled by
granting flve-year contract to the Helena
Consolidated Water company.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

Mr.. E. P. Lovejoy,a large dealer in gen
eral merchandise at Wabuska, Nevada
says: N have tried St. Patrick's Pills and
can truthfully say they are the best have
ever taken or known used" As pleas
ant physic or for disorders of the liver
they will always give perfect satisfaction
For sale by Lapev-e Bros.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

than Turner. They were probably mu-
tually pleased when the Golden Gate
Club matched Mccoy and Charlie Glea-
son to fight Feb. 10. The Chronicle adds
that Turner is rapidly looming up as the
Peter Jackson of middle-Weights.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18
Grand Juries Needed.

HELENA, Jan. 15.-The supreme court
has decided that no criminal trial can be
proceeded with upon information filed by
the county attorney, and that grand jury
of seven men Is necessary for an examin-
alton.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18
gloe Department.

We can say without exaggera-
Ion that our line of Fine Mems
hoes is the best in this part of
EOntana. ..
Those elegant, well-fitting, COM
liable and durable hand-sewed
ngaroo Shoes in Lace and Con-
gs, manufactured by the cele-
nted shoemakers Messrs. Lilly,
eackett & Go. Of Brockton, Mass,
I'VE invariably given the best of
tisfaction. Where we have sold
re pair to a customer, he has
pught another.
= The justly celebrated Eastwood
aukenphast fine French calf
md -sewed shoes in lace and con-
less are shoes that combine COM
~ with durability. They are
bt the dressy shoe, but the good,
Smfortable and durable shoe,
Mt makes a man feel at home
lille wearing them; they are also
sure cure for corns. We will
iarantee cure every time if a
is had.
Too much cannot be said in
raise for the celebrated Alfred
polge Felt Shoes. They are made
\ sslive WOOL; no shoddy felt that
Issolve as soon as worn only a
~ times. A sure preventive from
Grippe. We are sole agents
Great Falls.
Dur line of hand sewed shoes,
nging from $2 to $3.50, are con-
ded to surpass any shoe offered
the city at the same price.
Our line of Mems Slippers in
lain hand-sewed Morocco and
pushes Is complete.
We are still selling Ladies'
4 hoes at first cost and have fair
aortment left to select from.
Dme in and get pair for you,
ife, sister, cousin or aunt. They
I inst all go to make room for mems
gDods this spring.
M Our clearing sale in heavy
Underwear is still in progress
ne amount Of these goods We
lave sold since we started oul
Nearing sale has surprised ever
Yourselves. Don't miss this sale
3M you are supplied for this win
ter buy some for next spring ant
practice economy by so doing
We have just received an in
eoice Of the latest importation il
nlored- border Handkerchiefs 70,
Sntlemen. They were ordered
sDr spring but came on a littl'
ahead of time. In order to induc'
You to buy them now we hav'
E marked them at l23c, two for 25c
#or $1.50 per Dozen, Also a line a
E25c or 90 per dozen.
k A splendid line of Importe'
Cashmere Half Hose in black
and colors at from "a to $6 pc
dozen. Very respectfully,
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18
Brice Is Elected.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 14-Calvin S. Brice
was today at noon elected to the United
States senate, receiving a majority of the
votes in either branch of the legislature.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

CHICAGO, Jan. 14.-Judge Mcconnell
has denied II new trial to Burke, Cough
lin and O'Sullivan. Kunze may be set
free.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

BUTTE, Jan. 16.-The Silver Bow
Water company intends to build large
reservoir on the side Of Big Butte.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

Try some of that screened nut coal that
Goodrich is delivering for "a per ton; it
Is not only the cheapest, but the best coal
you can use for cook stoves and small
heating stoves.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18
Public Buildings for North Dakota.

Public Buildings for North Dakota.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Among the
bills introduced in the house was one by
Representative Hansbrough for public
buildings Of Fargo, Grand Forks, and
Bismarck, N. D.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18
EIGHT MEN HANGED.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT INFLICTED
ON EIGHT CHOCTAws.
The Execution Took Place Today at Fort
Smith, Arkansas--The Sentence Of
One ChOctaw Was
COMMITTED.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 16.-Eight Choctaw
Indians were hanged today at Fort Smith,
Arkansas. The sentence of Madison
James was commuted.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porus Plaster. Price 25 cents.
For sale by Lapeyre Rros,
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-18

Before buying sewing machine go to
Ashby's and see The Wheeler & Wilson
New No g.
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Notice to Consumers OF Water.
All water bills must be paid at the Of
fee on the first of the month in advance.
Office opposite Park hotel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-22
A PARTIAL vKro.
The Governors Reasons for Di6ering
With the Legislature.

The Governors Reasons for Di6ering
With the Legislature.
OLYMPIA, March Ex-Governor Ferry
yesterday returned another partial veto to
the legislature:
The Honorable the Senate Of the State OF
Washington. -Genflemea: l have this day sp-
proved s. b. No. 1s7. IAN act 70 prevent the OBJ
ssructaon OF highways and 10 abate nuisauces
thereon and to provide penalty" except SEC
tons Z and 10 These sections appear 10 Be
foreign to and not EN- sraeed In the bin, and are
therefore not In conformity with section H.
article = OF the constitution Section refers 70
injuries 10 mile toards. mile stones. or guide
posts; section to riding or driving ON any
bridge faster than Q walk. and section 10 20 in
juries to shade or ornamental trees ON any high.
way. Neither OF these sections under the most
literal ccnaruction have any reference TO .she
obstruction OF . his way or the abatement of .
nuisance"
These sections are penal In their nature and
IL Is not proper or advisable that eyen Q single
section should be embraced In the statute OF the
state under which criminal proceedings might
be instituted. costs and expenses incurred, ana
then the section declared unconstitutional by
the courts.
These sections are not . necessary part of the
btu and al the provisions can be enforced with
oas them 4. p. FKRkY.
The veto was sustained. Wilson and
Thompson of walla waiis, only Directing.
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Werk Aeeoop1johe1 - tie Genesa1
KiIe-
orrurzA. March zi--Twensy-fcus ssnsssrs
vsss pssseus vnsa ~ mvsl dsoppe1 sAis morn
ing. Reading Of the minutes wM dispsnsed
with
gB.xo.s relative y municipal incorposs-
TONS was taken up for concurrence Ia HOUSE
s1snaDesA Th<Ss we're fourteen amend
Ueuxn, and the senate ccucuned In I'll of them
On mossoa VI wilson. the b.I was ordered
ensDlled out Of order. and 500 copies of the bin
ordered printed in pamphlets form.
GEsKRAL Pile
aH No. "a By Rinshsyt--Grantng TIE Wash-
fnGto0 fnpr0yemeos Company the night - con-
sfrues snip canal through salmon bay 70 dsep
vsser; sndsanisely postponed
II p Va ". By 0eoghesan-Io provide for
ths selection OF indemnity school lands. psssed-
T. =. No. -. By Mexses-Rsistive 10 tina re-
movaI and location Of county SEATS: passed-
q b. No II. BY commisese on medicine-To
regulate the practice of pharmacy. Taken up
On reconsiderssion: paassd: - yeas, maya
b b Ne. zs. By Hxndersoo--To enfhoFzxe
county commissioner 70 uae money received on
Insurance for baildinss destroyed By ire, 70
uss the money 70 replace The buildinss 20 de-
stroyed: passed
H. B. No. "a. by HANDLE Relating 70 sum-
masy PROCEEDINGS Tor obtaining posseasfen Of
real property In certain cases: passed
II. y. No. "a. BY Judson of whatcom-Pro-
viding for the dividon Of counties into commis-
sioner disfriess: passed
Recess TIL clock.
AFTERNOON.
In the afternoon. 8 p No 80 by sDow-Pro-
vfdinx for the settlement Of statements Of fact
By the judges Of the late territorial District
courts in certain cases, was taken mp and
paased-
Tns senate indefinitely postponed Q. B. No.
ig7, 10 grant certain tide lands 10 the Salmon
Bay Railroad and Improvement Company.
Consideration Of H. B. 10. III relative to tide
lands vas taken m and paseed
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OLYMPIA. March I.-The following named
notsriex public have been appointed by the gov
errsor
Frank r. Lee. H. ". Hixrins. J. n kescslfe, L,
T. Turner. seattle; c. W. Fowler. Charles A.
csvendsr. Tacoma. B. 4 Oakley. Spokane Falls:
Msrrsli C. sttmpson. Castle Rock Isaac Newton.
Pullman, yssper y. Lindsey. Blaine
y. sotereerg. John T. Ayer. W. A. Peters,
Josiah Collins, w. J. colkest, Nelson Mscpher.
son. Seattle; James T. Assop Prank l. Crosby,
George r. Eaton. Edward A. Hasn. Tacoma. p.
p. Nickel. l. r. Hole. O. G, Cooper. II H Me-
Milan, spokane Falls: y. II. Metals. John q
Davidson Esiensburg: ~ q Baekner z r
Basser~orsa. cenf-aliA: l. ". osxransser, PuvsI-
frp: C. Il klnea4d. cois2x: ]. l. shaypsrean.
wsla wsiia: Isaac r. CAihcsn, Port Town.
seni. C. W. Torr. sehone: Jackson Brock
Davenport Total 20 date. ia
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oLrxrIA. March 1l-The following Articles Of
Incorporation haze bsen HE'D:
The Baiisy d Cphas Manufacturing Company.
Anaeorsss: capital stock. xD0o. trustees, Win.
IAN w. Bailey ard Joseph A UphAa Oh3ecf-
To Manufacture nsh. doors ana hoxea.
Pacific supply Company. Taeoma. capital
ssock, $1,000: rns;ees. william O. Gosnlfn.
Louis r. Muason. Edward T. sseess. Charles "
Ascomhsr, Herns1 l. SenkinA Ob;sct-To
0anoocs eonosnl supniy bunSneA
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lie lands application TO purchase any of the
lands herein Described, which application shsll
contain = description of the land applied for by
meses and bounds. The commissioner Of pub.
lie lands shall furnish the state board Of
equalization and APPEAL with . true COPY
OF said application. Upon receipt Of said ar-
plieafion the Commissioner of public lands
shall. AZ the expense of the applicant publish
for thrse weeks IN any newspaper printed IN
the coauty In which the land is situated n no
tee 90 such application TO purchase with de-
scrtpsscn thereof, II az the expiration Of thirty
days no notice Of contest Is fled with the ssid
board OF disqualification and appeal said spprsise-
menf shall stand confirmed and be the price a
which said land shall be sold a. hereinafter pro-
sited.
sec 2 Any person may contest any applics-
ton for purchase or srpra'sal by fling notice Of
sAsd contest with the board OF equalization ana
appeal AID also serving . copy OF said contest
snon The applicant fer purchase or his Agant or
attorney. waerenron Sc shall be the duty Of said
board OF equalization aud appeal 10 sx a tune
aud place 90 hear ard determine sssr contest
Whose declssoa ~ ~ the vaine OF saia lsnas
shall he ansl. except ~ hereinafter provided;
provided. however. thai either party dfxssntsnw
from ias eecssson al said board az s-os.,tx.,tor
aud appeal cn anestsons Of law. fact or priority
OF rtght 70 purchase, may appeal 20 the superior
coars OF the county In which "a lands are
situated vifhsn ten dsys a,ser said hearing.
which appeal shall hring before sae cogr. the
question whether tne appraisal rspres<n Is the
srfRsi vsfss Of the lana. sn4 the mater shaiI hs
Submitted 70 .ary and tried as osae< .rs.eases.
eases are tried. and the Jury shall reaprrsse the
lands with rsgAs 10 spvSas IN cfher caves and
Dc u further provided that upon shs application
ct shres treeAosders. residents OF the county
wherein the said lands are situated, IL sAsll 10
the durv OF sse prosecuting arsorner Of sAia
county 20 take "A appeal from the decision of
sAid board OF e9sastxAsion 10 ,ae sspersos coars
al sach coaaty ard eozdzcs tie trial az TIE
ssrze- Ia case the Judgment rendered On such
a2psA sacaid Dot be IN sxcsxs u the Appraised
saise OF sad lsnsis the Cost Of sse appeal xhal
Be taxed against The aid sprellansx
s~c- 10 Where no appeal 10 taken the board of
ssssaaiEEtica an1 appeal shall certify 70 the
ssnussioner 81 pubic iaDds their GaAingx
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y.
8. B. No. 2l6, by committee on hafbor Hnoa-
To constitute board OF barber line coaniauiea-
err and prescribing their duties, wao tunedi-
assly taken up.
Long moved that the bin be rereferred. with In
strucsions 70 amend that the eovssnoe appoint
i've commissioners to b confirmed By the osn-
ate The original bill provided that the CON-
mission consist Of four member, to b elected
By the Legislature and lieutenant governor
Kneeiand opposed the motion. saying Il would
tend to delay mAtsera He wanted this bin put
through. now that the tide land bill had been
passed.
There's no uss beating abou, the bush. sa,d
wilson, the object Of this motion II 10 remove
the Lieutenant governor from this comnission
do not think Il the place OF the lieutenant gov.
ernor 70 Be on the commission"
Long said he had no fight to make on the
lieutenant governor. but al the commissions he
had ever heard Of had been appointed simply
by the governor and confirmed BY the Senate.
The motion TO re-reier was lost; ayes, 10
maya
Long then oaered substttuts psovfding for
the appointment Of I've members a the com.
mission By the governor. The substitute was
lost; 10 ayes. 10 nays
ovinss moved an amendment providing that
the lieutenant governor be IN ex-efncio member
OF the board, the other four members 70 Be-
appointed By The governor. This vas not
acted on.
Drum offered . previso that the governor
appoint only In case the Legislature fail 70 elect
before adjournment; adopted
kDeeiand offered IN auendmen1 provfdine Sor
the extension Of harbos lines two miles heyeud
incorporated cities instead Of one - provided In
the bill
Houghtnu raised the point that this extensiou
from enc 70 two miles was Unconstitutional
The ball passed-O ysas, Q Maya
The latter were - fcIiovs: Forsyth. HouGhson
Hunsakcx. Long. ktnenArs. watt Wilson, wolfe
-A
The emergency ciaasc fsiIed-ls ysaa. II maya
Wccdlng gave notice Of motion 70 reconssdsr
the emergency clause
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OIYxrrA, March 21-Foliowing b the
sext a ths tide land bill - il has passed
the legislature. Il u nov ready for the
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II IL aIsoe>shsr protshae Tat - ssneas
oorpornxzon commifses. which Dse tuutGAs.
WI rsppst sdvsssxly - Heass ratlssed
cDnn .0ion iii or With sueh aDendDens
- wfl dsvsss ths connissSon a pouG to
az rates and fasss- This provision Ii
rrxnxdod = unouuafifufk1nad
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Maps Of Ballard showing wsese The Manitoba
rAasfeza and Canadian Pacific railway are com
irg IA, and where the great real estate deals A.
going On pxnse1 Jones a Co.. sxs seco0t
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who keers the lsrxes. stock Of Key West ard
imported cigars In Sraftses Haley, 6lsau Co
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IlRROTED IN COURT.
Congressman Warner Jumps
on an Enemy.
M OTTER HAD 4 PISTOL.
,n.u1,e.t ISwysrs FalI - Hishasng Afsss
wsnsessg Over ths NASTY Bsass
81 Murdered 1Eaa.
~ OTTER HAD 4 PISTOL.

rAuv CrrY, Mo-. May "a lively per-
80 ocounter between Major William
1900 sx-commander-fn-chief Of the G.
II r. and A. z. Creyston, II Springfield.
r. ncurred in Justice Warthen's court
1i1 9tsrnoon. The two gentlemen are
crnoruns counsel in the Wr1ghtmsn MUIR
80. A dispute arose over the dispo-
I11w 81 the bones Of the alleged murdered
- and other artIcies In evidence, in the
go Of which Creyston called Warner
~
n major advanced towards Crsyston,
"a the latter thrust his hand into his
IS rocket and Was about TO draw re-
s1issr, when the major bounced upon him
"a forced him to the floor in . corner,
IN his hand on Creyston's throat The
rajor was heard to say: IF you IT
1e9pt 70 draw that revolver I viii break
yeuf nsck." The combstants were finally
6onnfoted.
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me CLAYTON COMMITTEE.
nooalsy Proves IN Alfbi saa ArnstrenI
Apo1og1xes.

Little Rock. May 6.-Ths Clayton COM
nittee heard number of witnesses today,
T. most important one being Oliver T.
Dontley, the man whom General Clayton
euspects Of having killed his brother. Bent
~ u deputy sheriff Of Conway county
md claims to have been in Morrillton on
~ night Clayton Was killed at Plummer-
NJ. Today he brought in papers to cor
55Aeeate this claim. Chairman Lacey die
lnted to Bentley letter received BY the
3own marshal Of Morriliton after the kill
~, agnsd Jack the Ripper. Number /, -
and containing many dire threats. There
~ no similarity whatever between the
tandwriting Of the letter and that OF Bent
~. Carroll Armstrong today apologised
3 ~ committee for the strong language
rDod b him last night.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


USo GRAnERs-BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
i by the undersigned until May 2, tor grading
lots on Commercial street W. +. BOONE
ITO UB-CoSTRACToRs-wA TO
j do station work and clearing rightot-wsy
on extension Of Green River & Northern Rail
road. Apply 10 Charles King or ID ReAfdon.
Durham. Wash. &. W. Grixgs. contractor
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
~ The San de Fuea ship Canal and Railroad
COMPANY rooms - and Sc scheuermAnn block,
Seattle, Wash.
PROPOSALS WANTED.
Bids viii be received until Il O'Clock noon OF
May S is9o. ct the offices OF this company -
ollows.
For the clearing even with sHrface OF one
hundred and sixty acres Of land adjacent 70
San be FucA
For the making OF al suitable timber on said
land into raj road ties. plies and corawco1
Detailed information and requirements may
be bad 81 Office of the chief englreer IN san de
Fuea wP MASON ENGINEER.
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4 BUCKEr SHOP BROKEN UP.
~ stsppage of Quotations Kills Ffoyd's
Big Business.

CnicAao. May 6--The bucket shop sys-
IN Of s. J. Floyd Il Co., with headquarters
= this city, is being wound up. Toe stop
paees Of grain quotations and stocks were
10 powerful combination of circum-
olAnces for the concern The system en-
hsaOes agencies throughout the entire
bath and West. covering every important
tontsr. Mr.. Floyd says he has not yet
leuhd ont the results. He thinks the
~ 10 customers will Be small. but his own
VII b. enormous. A dispatch announces
~ failure Of ths Louisville branch as re-
suit Of the Chicago Suspension.
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atearner Arrfyals.

New York, May g. Elder. Bremen.
HAvRE, May fla Champagne, New
York.
LospoS, May 6.--sighted: Bohemia and
ALASKA.
Nsw YoRK. May 6.--New York and An
iberia from Glasgow.
BALrrxoRE. May Wentmore. London.
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DEx0gAL-a RICHARD SEvfss, gR. CIVIL
II engineer. has removed hss Office from
room s., Bcssnn block, 10 rooEs 10. 1D1. 10 and
A6 Butter block, nfss aoor.
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CnIcAeo. May 8.-The railroad presidents
accomplished nothing today. the time be-
ing occupied in discussing the position Of
~ different roads. The general passenger
agents are making considerable progress in
he work of perfccting new organi-
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