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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28
DCLLaIRE.
All Sorts of Local Sows ana Gossip from
THE Glass City.

the Glass City.
Sheriff 5 Scott took tho Mayhugh
brothers 10 lhe peniten,iary Saturday
to servo their year for the assault upon
the Kirkland brothers. Tho case was a
remarkable ono. The Kirklands had
boon in Bcllairo with q load Of produce,
sold out and wete returning home carly
in tho evening. Just below Heather.
ineton's the Mayhugh boya, who had
been drinking, wanted to got into the
wagon. The Kirklands refused them
permission and started to drive hurried
~ on. Tho Mayhushs pelted them
With stones, finally knocking ono Of
thotu Of tho cen! with d boulder. Then
ono OF thom jumped into the 9
and the other took hold ef tho horses
md said: ,"We'll back thcm over tho
bank and kill them" The PARTIES were
uhacQuainted.
spanglcr Post No. 90, 6. 4. R, has CON.
pletod arrangements, for the obleryance
OF Decoration Day appropriately. All
tho patriotic orders in tho city arc In.
vised to participate md will form in
procession on Belmontstreot at $3.50 in
tho morning and proceed to Rose Hill
cemetory, where d short programme
vii! be given and tho graves strewn
With toWer7. In tho evening an I'D.
dress by Major Petty, OF GAINESVILLE.
VIII be given in the First NJ. Z. Church.
0. L. McCnllet, Of Cambridge, was In
town Saturday, and Glso ut 81. Clalrs.
flllo. shat town md county is vcry
much opposed to Judge Campbell being
tho nominee Tor circuit Judge, and al.
though he halls IRON Cambridge they
have enlissasies out in all toun.ies o n.
posing his nomination, oven the judicial
delegates from Guernsey, or d portion
Of them, arc opposed to him.
Dr.. P. J. West left Saturday eyeu;nc
Tor Washington City and PhilaGelphia'
where he will attend q meeting ef tia
national eociety q physicians and
surgeons. Ho will DO gone d wech or
ten days.
Quite d nnrlbor Of Bellalro pcoplo
would have been at Sistersvil!o vcster-
day, but the Eliza Il. could not 70 down
for want Of coal. She wus to have taken
an excursion of invited guos,e.
There may DO some changes mado In
the congressional delegates so iar
agreed upon before the primaries Satur-
day. but 1t is not likely many OF them
will be changed.
The city board OF equalization will
GO to st. Clairdvillo this morning and
organize in tho auditors office, after
which they will meet it this city.
Rev. D. W. Chandler yesterday oyen.
ing preached Il memorial serrnon to
spangler Post, the Woman's Relief
Corps and other patriotic orders.
Herman Rhodes and Miss Lena Koch
Will be married at tho brido's homo on
Rock Hill on the 9th OF juno.
The Eureka Club. an organization of
very young people, will picnic ut Ridge.
ways grove on tho 90,h.
W. J. Fitzpatrick will probably be one
OF the delegates to S%tcubonville from
the Fifth ward.
Hugh Lewis and wife havo returned
to New Castle, after n visit with friends
here.
Rev. D. Q. Osborne will lecture hero
on "Wedlock or Paddock" on juno s,
William SatlorReld and family have
moved back to this city from Brilliant,
&c. Husbands, has gone to Whining.
ton. Delaware, on n visit TO his folks.
Harry Shoets has bought Charles
StahPs laundry.
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Visitors front Pittsburgh.

There wcro only thirty-lye Of tho
Pittsburgh p~ostolico employees in tho
party which came down to visit thor
Wheeling brethren yesterday. They
were taken to Mozart park. where q
thoroughly enjoyable time WIS had BY
all. There we're in all about 500 people
at the Mozart park yesterday, and
Wheeling park was also we'll p~atronizod.
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Z. B.
POTTS.
Bargain
Bulletin
N TENTH SITS,
WHEELING. W. VA
Ono Cont Articles.
WHEELING. W. VA.

9 Heavy Envelopes, lgpol lpu Holders. O Stool
PSnS. Acmqrandum look. o slcctS Note Paper,
u Siate Penc!ls Lead PcucIl1. I COllnr Buttous,
. bulcaus Hair Pins. handkerchief / Thimbic
! paper Plus. | paper Needles. ! spool SIX rwlSI,
>? dozen Hooks and Eyes, q Darling Noodles, [
Nutmeg Orator. ! dozen lrns Pants Dut.ouy,i
lint Pm. box Carpet rnc;S. ! dozen ClotAcI
IluS. ! Talbot. ! set knlttlnE NcCllCS
Lots Of 5.gnnl EOnla rnlnn III | cnnk
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 27.-The
final games OF the whist congress were
not concluded until an early hour this
morning, and resulted in the Untver-
sity Club. OF Chicago. defeating the
Hamilton Club, OF this city, and carry
ing away the Hamilton trophy; the
Minneapolis defeating tho Uhichago
Whist Club and winning tho American
Whist League challenge trophy, valued
ut $500.
The Hamilton trophy Is Il magnificent
silver cup valued ut $1,000. and the
team winning it becomes the cham
ptous OF America for tho ensuing year.
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&+CLOTHLNG..N

OYERCOATS At prices hat smash all foFmS;
9%rcTcoat We also havo great bargains a! S3.S7.
SI,.'o, S5.oO, 500, up to SOD.
ltWih pay yon TO look at thuso goods.
HENS SUITS 8 i, 8 s. rs; = 3 q s Z ;. 81 H. ;' ~;
leaders In low prices. II you can match those
goods lot less than double the money anywhere
~einritc you tor6turn the same aud your money
VIII be refunded. These good. mustgo.
MEMS PANTS s s s. + e + v Sc S So; 81 u Is t up 20
the value Of q dollar try to borrow one. II you
want to know how to save q dollar or moro look
OF ons Clothing department
BOYS SUITS G. IS, sc, $50. Ais, sl| up
not last ALWAYS. You cannot match tho prc.4.
BOYS PARTS s 6; !5Si IA ana az so iS; ra ThG } ;
present. We have all sizes from . TO II ut these
prices
aENS ShUES 81 q, 10 SIS /. Is ! Just ia a.
well to save money on Shoes is anything else,
and We nro away below the market
LADIES' FIRE SHOES sii9 = 81? ga 81 Is Is s. s!.s Z
s. G. Our succc4S in the Shoe limo y probably
more than we deserve. We presume tho roisou
wo sell SO uanyit because they don't last long.
bat people will have them.
CHILDREH'S SHOES & &, rs s, S'G is SO A A. S &C.:
gains
Hens and Boys Hats e. 49, NJ % Z, e. e q -;
fine SILK HIT, which usually sells a. $50.
Mems Shirts ssI !9s We We j IsSi Sc e: up ,2, e ''o, Ga
Millinery and Ribbons x M, FL price, ;ss On On
save you lotso money. Miss Agnes Ga,rity viii
give you pointers on Millinery mud Trimming
that viii DO you good and will not oycrchQ,So
you norSell you old styles
UDGnPWnnp under'hira and Drawers ut 80.
ouuS. "u'i. SIC, &c, ISc, CSC mp. We are al.
Us everything else.
BOD Comforts and Blankets &. ;s'? ;7 7;s' Sc 1S
We hnvejnst received n Job lot Of these soods Il
prices thu. will surprise you.
Ladies' CoTSetS atc,., 800. $50 up
Umbrellas at s8o, Coo. $40 up
Lace Curtains at :eo. &C, SIC IN
.GY0cpYlns. = Tbs, ,Granula,ed Sugar for lo9:
cioso,io'' Ar6ucklcS Coffee, a2o: Gruiu o:
St9uno Pepner. Cinnamon. Mustard, Gingor ami
nnH!hg fowGer. all going at &c per pound, o.
pounds for 5centA
~ a Clothing Store, n Boot and Shoe
store,a HAT Store. u Dry Goods store, u
nilliihcFy store, n Notion Store, u Furnish.
S.s uoous store. n Hardware and Tinware
In oue-nll complete under onp rops.
We have tho larccs, dcpa-,mcn, storc In IN,
state, 1910 10 1905 Main street. il 10 81 Tenjp
street. aud l@l to 1907 Matkc: street. Eleven
outratlces--tlko your choicu BauyaIns In eyer
department -.
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Cincinnati Lost Her Third Straight to
Louisvilic-at Chicago. :.


CHICAGO, May 27.-TlawIcy was q puz.
.lor from start to finish. IIe not only
pitched q stiff article OF BAH but won
his own. Enmoi in the sixth by batting
In two runs. Attendance 5000. Score:
th!cago..-m,...l o 10000 o.
ST. oui.......".-.:.".O 0 0 o l > 0 D 0-8
IMrncl run, | each, Errors. l and 6. Hits, C
and 9. titchets. McGil and liaH!ey. Umpire,
STartwood.
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Three.C Cent Articlea.

Ladies' Ilandkcrchlcfs. shav!uE Brushes, I
dozen Dress Buttons, Stamped Dippcrs, Match
Safes, Machine oil Cans. Potato MasicrS'l dossa
safety Pins: Pcrtlined Toilet Soap. i palr SoLs-
dozen Shoe Laccs, School States. DaSting spoons
6cent Tablets. Cork SCtrWA. N~lImonlcAs, Gao
Turner's, Mouse Trapt. Windsor Tics,
Come hcFo for barsaln,, wo will not dIsappolus
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Two. Cent Articles.

Il doZcn Buttons, ! Flio Comb, | bo,t,, my
rlntTIu Cups, Handkerchief. CakG CuuetS. Pan.
ler Boxes. LNngttv lTalr Pins, Carpenter Pepcil,.
Gun %llit,onS. Pic Pans. Pocket Combs, SaptiuI'
Can Openers. Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap, U!nlsts
CrimpcES ' '"'
We deal Cn,yi IN Ratgaiu, and give big vAluu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28
HEAVY PENALTY
Must 10 Suffered by Prize Fighters Ryan
md Mccoy.

CORNING, Iowa, May 27.-The trial OF
Ryan and Mccoy. the prize fighters.
who violated Io&a's new law against
prize fighting. has resulted in a verdict
OF guilty. Sentence has not yot been
passed. Tho maximum punishment is
$1,000 fine, or one years imprisonment
in the p~enitentiary, or both. The trial
Of the officers Of the Creston athletic
Club. its aidess end abettors has been
postponed until the next term Of court.
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withln tho
week, for en-
joying them
solves on the
no 1 8 su r
rounding the
city. Thopike
east OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28

Valuable vegetable remedies arc used
In the preparation OF Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla in such 4 peculiar manner as to
retain the full medicinal value Of every
ingredient. Thus Hoods Sarsaparillo
combines economy aud strength and is
the only remedy Of which 100 Doses
ono Dollar" is true. Do sure to got
HOOPS PILLS do not purge, pain or
grippe, but act promptly, easily and
efficiently. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28
Merchant Tailoring.

Our MerrhGn: Tailoring Department, Is now
ready for business mud We arc showing a line OF
goods IN new: bright and tasteful patterns tina.
orc selling Ike O fash. We offer during this
Montl your choice OF q line at $l4 SO per suit
up, vel worth ono'third more money.
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FOur.CCnt Artic1os.

onesetT eNspoon', PatUnt sloeve Holders. BoyS
suspcndcr. Glnrk's 0. ". T. Thread, ChildtsI,
Hbs. Enoher Dressing Onmbs. Comb and Brush
GHSc, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes, Fire Shoyeig'
Towcling, Charm Knives, MncIlago, Sewing Ma.
chine OH. Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread. Hand
Inns and hundreds OF other articles going al thIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28
Fiyc.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose. ChIldrcp's Hosr. Rolling Pins.
ioxwood Rules. Gun Buttons. TIN Buckets. Com.
ninntion. Glass CuttNrs. Boys Knives, poketa,
Door Bolts. NeatAioos oil Shoe Dlacking. Wash
rams, Richter Hnrroutc0s. Towels, CSC Needle
PncEages. Spcc.aCles. Dine Co,ogua. Hail Curl.
ems; School SlQtes. Lamp Burners, Shoe DressIp-,
Ladies' Pins. Table Kuiyes,
Oian; l0-ccnt articles In our 5-ceat Lat Con-,
nnu take them out OF our wnv - "
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AT Observation-Disclosures u, To.
ledo 6.
At Observation-Disclosures I, Grand
Rapids u.
at Sioux City-sioux City 10, Detroit
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Jim Burns Knocked Out.

SIOUX Cry, Iowa, May 27.-Jack
Davis, OF Norfolk, knocked out jim
Burns, OF Montana, in four rounds near
this city this afternoon.
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a OF wiIEEhMEN

Dotted tho Pike Throughout the Day.
Many PittsburEhorS Hare.
The beautiful wcnther yesterday gave
the wheelmen the first opportunity
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Nine.C Gent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves. Shoe Brushes, Stew Pms. Pr.
serve Kettles, Butcher knives. worth Il cents.
Gieas Dishes. Milk Stniners. Coffee Pots. Flou,
Sttters. Suspcnders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls. DISl
Fans, Hammers, | Pound Grain or Ground Pep.
Baking Powder.
] above are all genuine bsrga!us aai loves
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HAT brilliant
orb, tho sun.
CAME out In all
its glory yos.
terday making
tho dayasthk-
ing contrast
with tho bad
weather OF tho
week just past.
II the present
week 10 In form
TO keep up the
pace / a b.
lishNl Sunday.
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Eieht-C ent Articles.

Monkey Vrenches. whlsk Broou,. Wash Bowls.
TIN Buckets. Long lIandlc Fro Shoycls, Rules,
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
envelopes. Spring Balaucea Scissors, Blank
our customers know = good thing when thuy
scott Join the procession to our stora
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The Hubs aud W. W. Irwin ball team
played at tunnel green yesterday after
noon. The Hubs were victorious, 10 to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28
THE ROAD RACERS
Sketches of tho Entrants to tho In
telllgencOr Race.
7HENTY-THREE MEN ARE ENTERED

Aud All OF Thorn viii Probably Start.
Tho Handicap CaiuIuitLco IL ut
Work-iIundiCaps win DO DTndo
Public tho Morning OF tho Race.
Many Whoc!mun Hero Yesterday.
Sundays Dall Games.
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Six Cent Articles.

Ono set Table Spoons. Blank. Books, Purses.
1accS, Sleeve buttons, Decent Einbrolleric4
S~ctubhin& Brushes. Cent? Halt Hose.
Merchants invited, We have bargains 10, YOU
end i win pnY YOU TO call.
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Seven Cent Articles.

ColSate's Palm sosp. lGrge Dressing Combs
dies Hnna9erch!ei& NIxDd Bird Seed. White
wash Brushes. largo TIN Crps, Wash Pnns. Shears.
Atths popular price we oder mauy srti:lM
worth double the money. ~
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-17
Marine Forces Drill Oa Land.

VALLEJO, CAL. Oct. l6.-The largest
force ever landed by the United States
navy on the Pacific coast and the fifth In
point Of numbers ever landed by the
American navy NJ any time, participated
in the naval brigade drill at tho Mare
Island navy yard this morning. There
were $50 officers and men in limo which
was formed on the water front at . o'clock.
The landings wero made from the Mohi.
can, Adams, Ranger and Alert, which arc
lying in tho stream, and this force was au.
gumentcd by the crews from tho Philadel-
phia. Yorktown. Bennington, Indepen-
dcnce aud marine barracks.
The brigade formed under command Of
Capt. {. NJ. Thomas Of tue Bennington
and marched to the grounds back of tho
marine barracks. where street riot drill
and battle tactics were carried out in the
presence OF Admiral Bear,lslco and other
officers. At the conclusion of the drill Mt
Il o'clock the marines participating in the
maneuvers were highly commen ded by
Admiral Beardslee.
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vatchss msds u l:5o lat. the judges
placed The ofaeial time ~ that figure.
This mile Of young xsieisr b the fsstsss
ever run % . bicycle. II was made b. .
nyine stast and hs was paced b. tandem
teams. coe sakine him 10 thrss'sighths.
ano~hse 10 nvs-eiahths sad . third pacing
him 10 ~ eateems. Ths riding vas dsas
under ths supssvisssa oe the Sacramsnto
Athlesie club whselmsa, under the rules
OF the League oe American Whcslmsu
which makes e IN oillclal record. The
start was . flns 60 and the quarter was
passed IN - -, The half mile post was
passsd in the pAsnomsnaily fast time
Of - -. lsavins zsiglsr full
minute In which to make the last
half, In order 10 bsas the rscoed.
Around tho turn the whsslmsn
fairly new. looking like three orangss
colorsd balls rolling beyond the inside.
The thresSquarter pole was passsd In ! IN
zeiaise still had n SS seconds In which 10
equal Johnson's record aud thsrs was NO
reason TO fear hs would nos beat II, soe
frssh tandem ridsn were bringing him
down the course at Q trsmsndous rate OF
speed. When within about 90 yards Of the
wire. Zeieler, who had been riding almost
on top Of his fresh and speedy pacsmak.
ers, could walt no longer. and shooting
out 10 one side hs new past them and
paused under the wire - already stated
Ia ftaetton under i:O.
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dsneunesd the cry Of Puilmaalum = ldls
chatter and the cha6 which oAsu>1 end
no place In the argument. He oDeod n
anyone bad ever heard Of any oefoIos or
labor troubles at Anacouda, % Auyoas
board any complaint from thsss eneseysd
% Anaconda.
Ar. Cruli said II was Q buslness pgo0esi-
tien With the Yiathsad psop,s. we uhss
have . larger market for our ugodncts
and No must look 10 Butte and Ana.
eoada, the great commsrciAi esosefs Of
The great state Of Montana. WkA ~ o..
tension Of the h, A. 4 p. into xalispel,
~ will rot the desired markee." Mr..
Crull thought this sufacisnt 70 deeeemius
The question with every rsstdsat q the
flathead vallsy. In conelus,on - said; |;
~Lat us 20 cast our vote that tho news
viii fash over the wires on slsctiea uiaht
that Kalispsl cast 90 per cent of hee vote
for Anaconda" and he thought fsom the
crowd assembled and the snshusiasm and
sarnsstness displayed that the vote would
b all OF 30 per cent. This assertion
brought forth tumultuous applause.
r. L. Clinton. one Of the leading attor-
neys Of Kalispel. was the next speaker
introduced. He commenced With the
early history Of Montana, telling how tho
capital was flrst located at Bannack. then
removed to Virginia City. aud the moth.
DDS employed By Helena 10 remove the
seat Of government from fair Virginia
City to Last Chance gulch. Mr.. Clinton
followed this up with very logical and
convincing argument showing why the
Flathead vote should 70 to Anacouda. He
was frequently interrupted by applauss.
The next speaker was W. +. Nofnn.
singer. another leading attorney Of this
city. Mr.. Nofiinsinger made IN able
speech IN behalf OF Anaconda. giving
strong reasons Why Il was to the interests
Of this community to vote for Anaeonda.
Tho audience listened to him attentivsly
and punetuatsd bis remarks With vigogcus
applause.
One very notable feature Of the meeting
was the presence OF the wogkiuamen Of
Kalispsl, side by side with the most prom.
inent business men and heaviest taxpay-
srs of the county. An AnacondA-fog.ths-
Capital committee was formed several
days ago and 10 doing good work
for Anaconda. Across one Of
the principal thorouehfarss Of the
city 10 banner inscribed "Anaconda-for-
ths.Capitai." In the center 10 . picture Of
Q capitol and at ono end 10 . row Of smslt.
srs, while on the other end 10 pictured Q
row OF business blocks. The woek 10
artistic and excltss the sdmieAtiea q all.
Kaiisps. % In line and will b heasd from
favoea l,lv nm Nov a
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ENoLisH eoNDHoLpsRs KICK.

Inoy Uoat Lire e1o 1ooooS - Wntoo
the Csatssi Pssiae 10 uasalsd-
LONDON, Oet. 1s.-As Q meeting a tho
security holders Of the Central Paeiile sail.
road. at which C. e. Bssthsrtou pcsssdsd,
Mr.. Huegins, . sharsholdss, moved that .
commlttss Of seven b appointsd 10 take
such stsps ~ Il miehe dssm dosisuh1s 10
project the Interests o& the EnropeaA
sharsholdsss. He thsushs the eoomftess
ought 10 carefully inquire into The seassa
Why the railroad bad fallsn inte its pessp
ent position. The commlttes mnst 60
slider the vital qusstisa Of The ds6t eve1
the sovsenmsnt before arriving 81 eear
clusiou ~ TO what steps shouid b ta1sa
for rsconstruoting ths linss. The moe1ea
was earrssd unanimously.
Clsrsnes Smith, msmbse of paFiiamsot
for the east diviston Of Hull, u,sve1 tAAt
the committee engage Chaslss Rivsgs VIII
soa, SECRETARY aud comptrealse ssoseal e
the national debt, whom hs believed 70 -
about TO retire from the cambtsollsr go
alship, 10 70 10 America In the intsesst ef
the European shsrshoidsrs az ne rod
D.Narks. 0 sharshclder, said he vas ~
sanguins % to the utility ef the missisa
70 America, bat hs thoasht the security
holders would Do vsll 70 sscuse the sssv.
icss Of Sir Charles Wilson.
Jessph Prinee. anoshse shassheadse, ed
the difnoulty of The company was in rsgis.
tratioa. Thses we're 70 b addsd $4,000
600 shares In thls country In 10-shars g..
tifieatss, in the name Of "Tom, Disk and
Harry" residing In California. They gave
the peoxiss to C. B. Huntinstoa. and vses
the parties who slsstsd the dirsetoes.
Clarsncs Smiths motion that The es0-
mittss secure the services Of Sir Charles
Wilson. and arrange with him 70 % -
Amsrica in the interest Of the Europsan
shareholders, was adopted.
The committee 10 composed Of George
Frederick Banbury. member Of pasilne
msnt; John b. Akroys. A. p. Compioa.
Danisl Marks. II. D. Pseblss, JessSh
Price and w. Nswshead.
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Helena. Desperation.

From the Livingston Post
Helena men are getting either desperate
or cowardly, We don't know which, in this
capital fight, for they have turned over
the whole business into the hands OF the
ladies OF the temporary capital. After all,
their action in this instance is the first in.
dication Of returning sanity. They are
reaching the conclusion tha, thus far they
have made a dismal failure in their fight
for the permanent capital.
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kALlSPEL IN LINE,
fiathsad Pfomise, Apsconda splendid
Majority.
~

fiathsad Pfomise, Apsconda splendid
Majority.
Special Dispatch Of the Standard.
KALisPEL, Mont. Oct. l6.-The cam.
paign was opened tonight in the interes,
Of Observation-Disclosures. The Kalis.
pei Brass band rendered inspiring music
in front of the Main street hall and by the
time they finished tho capacious hall was
crowded to the doors with taxpayers and
voters. 1t was a large and enthusiastic
crowd.
b. J. Mcintyre was elected chairman of
the meeting and A. ]. Burns secretary.
Mr.. Mcintyre was escorted TO the chair
and received with cheers as he took up the
gavel and stated the object of the meet
ing.
The first speaker introduced was Eldon
j. .Crull. who is without a peer as an orator
in Northwest Montana. Mr.. Cruil con-
cedcd that Helena had riches. q high So
cial standard and ali that. But lie asked
the voters OF Flathead county what bear.
ing tina, had on the capital question. He
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oLNEv AS A DICTATOR.
Anyess Caught Helping the Dsnserasa
will he Punlahsd.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1&-Ths attention a
Attorney General Olney was to-day called
to the statement in telegram from Vim
Sells bad been instructed to cancel his
campaign engagements. Mr.. Olnsy said
that Sells had written him on the subjset
Of taking an active part in the campaign.
aud tho following letter had been sent
him: At 10 contrary to the rule Of this
department, uniformly laid down In every
case in which application had been made.
that the district attorneys should actively
participate in political campaign work."
Substantially the Same replies have been
sent to district attorneys in all sections OF
the country who have made inquiries.
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M.resd's Old Bank Closed.

MERGED, Cal. Oct. 18.-The Merccd
bank, which has been doing business here
since 1876, closed its doors this morning.
The failure 10 due to the banks inability
TO realize on its securities. A. yet the
officials Of the bank have made no public
statement. but II 10 known that the bank
had 500, 600 loaned to the merchants aud
rnnchers of the country on which they
could not realize.