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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

PockyEbbo, lphHo, Oct 4-Indiaa
Agent .rsLqr, Of tho Fort Hall agency,
hOpnrriyoi horo, bringing two Indian
bucks, who will bo taken to Evanston,
WyO., aud tried ~ tost case Tor tho
unlawful. billing nj game In tho Jackson
IloIo country, which lcd to tho killing
Of m Indian and pRppooEo by whilcl
several woosa ngo, nnh which was tho
foundation for tho recent Indian scare,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

MnaouM, Moyr, oct Indigo
Knowioa has Con'Itmol tho appoint.
mont Of Androv n lIuhOlgl AZ receiver
II tho Northern Pacific All tho VA.
fiout factions woro represented M
court Similar action Is promised In
Idaho, aud Receiver Butlolgh will lhon
hayo control from tito Dakota limo to
lilo Pacific coat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

No PEOPLE su'Icr 40 much from phys.
icni disabilities Ns those whose business
requires lttio or no muscular oKortiOn.
The lack Of exercise cnn5o' tho liver to
become NlugEIsh. and tho result is con.
slant constipation, Indigestion, bilious.
meas aud sick headache. To prevent
this take Simmons Liver Regulator; Il
keeps tho liver active and unakoI ons's
condition az comfortable us those who
have much exercise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

September 10, ~ aud 20, October ., 3,
TO- 10 and II, tho Baltimore & OHIO
Railroad Company will soil excursion
tickNtB to Pittsburgh and tclutu ut ratio
OF 49, which includes admission to tho
exposition lickOIa rood 10 return on
all regular trains two daya from dalo OF
ERln,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

ColuuuA, s, O., Oct. The consti.
tutional convention decided tonight to
tnko recess aitor tomorrow until
October IL. This action was Oomowhat
Of surprise because tho convention n
day or two aimee overwhelmingly do.
cidcl not to take recess. Senator
llllman introduced tho motion tonight
and stated hi1 reason for flvOrlng 1t
was because tho farmers ought 10 10 At
homo seeing about gathering thor
crops. Tho convention agreed with
him, for tho foeoss was ordered by il
vote Of 80 In 3S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

lr iaa truth In medicine that tho
hmalOit dose that purlufmsR euro Ia tho
best DO Wilrg Little Emily Kaorh arc
the smallest pills, will perform q euro,
aud nfN tho beat Logan Drug CO.,
Wheeling, w. Va, D. H. Peabody. Dcn.
wood, aud Bowie a Co., bridgeport, y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
WAITING For EzErA.
Ills Friends In Salvador Ready to Take up
Arms for Him.

HIS FrlOuua IN Salvador bhluy To Take up
Arms for Him.
SAN FGANcSco, Oct. 4.-The steamer
Celia has arrived from Salvsdoran ports.
Captain Johnson reports that the little
republic, tho control OF which is so ar.
dontly desired by Antonio Ezetn, IL in
state oil ieverSh uurost. Rumors have
been thick at all tho porls at which tho
Celia stopped concerning tho coming OF
E5sta To capture Salvador. A warm 70.
CeptlOn awaits him.
They are up IN arms there" said
Captain johnson. "At ACijulla, III
LiberIad and La Union, the beach Ia
full oil soldiers aud at tue new ports
tnero WOro thirty guards. Hit waiting for
EzetA They told mo that the iriVnds
OF Ezeta were suffering for his acts No
loss than half dozen very wealthy
men were on the chain gang, but what
charges were made against them could
not find out, Gutierrez, president OF
the republic, had an interview with the
president oi Honduras and Nicaragua
while was ia Salvador The president
and his generals, about twenty-five in
number, came back overland to Fl Tri.
umpho and carried thOm to La Libcr-
tad. What tho conference was about |
do not know"
According to the captain, BuItaUOnte,
EEs,As aide was shot, aud there was no
boiling oil poured on him, 1t is said
that Easta has many friends in Salvador,
but that they are afraid to opeh their
mouths lest they be imprisoned, These
men have firm faith in their leaders re.
turn. They think ho can get the assII.
lance Of DiaE, OF Mexico and with this
backlog, Batrios, Of Guatemala, will not
dare oppose him 80 that he will be able
to march through Barrios' country and
got into northern Salvador.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

NormSd no distressing rs u hacking
cough. Nothing 40 foolish nN to SuilOr
from II, Nothing 90 dangerous u al.
lowed to continue, Ono Minute Cough
euro givca immediate Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling w, Va, II. +. Peabody
lIonwood and BowlO 4 Co., bridge.
mort, U.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

interfere, aud as to embroiIlng tina
American government IN Inlernltioall
hostililioa, which GONE papers me nv.
Ing TO make out, there is no truth ia il
whatever"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

BmDarroRr Water Rents arc duo
October l. A discount Of 10 per cent
will DO allowed II paid before the 10Th.
W. X. Bowman, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

WAsmyoroH Oct. 4.-Thcro had boon
no change in ex-senator MahonO'S con-
dilion up to midnight. Tho Attending
phy,icuns have failed TO notice any
improvement, aud hold out no hope.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
MUNYON.
A Prominent Merchant Cured by
His
IMPROVED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A sovaro Case at CataVrh OF the Stom'
aoh That BafllsI tho Skill of PhysI-
clans Speedily Cured by tho Nun.
yOn system.

Mr.. ElwoOd Allen, the well'known
lumber merchant At YorI, and Rich.
noud streets, says; "For tho past
twenty years had suffered from cstarrh
Of the stomach. At times l could not
keep anything on my stom ach; | was
constantly nauSeatod, could not enjoy
my food, and after meals would bloat
up and my stomach would feel rs il II
were full Of lead. tried the bost ply.
IClan in the city without benefit.
Finally consulted Munyon's special,
ists and within short tins was COM
plelely cured"
POSITIVE CURES PoR ALL DISEASES
Tho Muuyon Remedy Company pre-
parOB specifics for every disease, which
are sold by all druggists, mostly for %
cents a vial,
Specially successful cures for nervous
debility, and all nervous diseases, and
all specific blood aud skin troubles,
liver, kidney and bladder troubles,
female weakness, diseases OF tho throat
and lungs, CNtarrh and catarrhal deaf
ness, pilol and neuralgia quickly cured.
Those who are in doubt aI to the ma
ture OF their disease should address Pro-
iossor Muuy0n, 1905 Arch street, Phila.
delphia, giving full symptom OF their
disease. Professor Munyon will caro-.
fully diagnose the case and give you tho
benefit Of his advice absolutely foe Of nil
charge. Tho remedies will he sent 10
any address on receipt Of retail price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
Clothing,

A wonderful assortment,
neat and hobby styles in re-
liable goods, prices 81 5oaHd
up to the finest made. Bro
kaw Bros. perfect fitting
Boys Clothing, Boys Reef
ers, Top Goats, Oyetcoats
knd listers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
JOS. HORNE & co.,
Penn Ave. and Filth St., Pittsburgh,
sNusDAY, Oct, ., 1895,
Mems Clothing Department

Mems Clothing Department
Occupies just twice as much
space as it did the past sea-
son. 1t IS growing very fast
both in size and popularity
Fall OVsIGOats in latest cut and
styles.
Mems Business Suits in Plain
Serges, Scotch and Eng
fish Mixtures.
Mems DVsss Suits, Getaway and
Frock Coat Suits made
up in the finest manner
Mems Full Dress Suits and
Tuxedo Coats,
Coachmen's Livery Suits
and OVercoatS,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
RECEIVER IN IDAHO
Judge E;aatty Appoints BurIeieh
for the Northern Pacific.
WITH WORDS or PRAISE
assignatons o. oakss. Roass ard Payne
Aseeptes. With sns rroyiSo OF
an Investigation.

Moscow. idaho. Oct. 23.--The matter
81 the resignation Of Receivers 4. r.
cakes and H. C. Payne and n. C.
Rouse. Of the Northern Pacific. came
an before Judge Beatty in the United
states court this afternoon as also the
applications OF the different parties In
serested for the appointment Of their
successors.
Judge Beatty accepted the resigna-
lions OF the old receivers with the res
ervation that his action should IN no
way operate To prevent an inquiry into
their acts as receivers nor relieve them
from any responsibility connected with
such acts.
There were present Ia the court room
ex-senator Wilbur +. Sanders Of Hell
ena. counsel for the railroad company:
J. n. Ashton Of Tacoma and Judge ].
n. Mcbride OF Spokane and Judge
Francis OF Aiissoula. counsel for the re-
| ceivers. as wen aH several others. were
all apparently anxious 10 learn what
would be done IN the way OF appoint
ing a new receiver or receivers.
Judge Beatty announced that he had
deferred action the preceding week Ia
the anticipation that the various courts
might agree upon harmonious and unit
ca action. AS that, however. had not
occurred, he considered that there
should be no further delay IA the dis
trict Of Idaho. The judge then listened
to suggestions from the different eoun-
sci present. and stated that he himself
had decided 90 appoint Andrew +. Bur
leigh receiver for Idaho.
Judge Beatty spoke Ia the highest
terms Of Dir. Burleigh and expressed
the hope that the Judiciary ELSEWHERE
would Be able to harmonize all difrer-
enceB now apparently existing BY the
appointment CT MIR. Hurlelgh with one
or more associates, after which he
would feel alike making every effort ID
co-operate by the appointment OF such
associates with Mr.. Barlesgh IN Idaho
Dir. Burleigh furnished ST, 600 bonds
took his oath OF Office and Immediately
retired TO resume the performance oi
his duties. Judge Beatty stated that
he had formerly believed that ther'
! should be several receivers, but has
now come 10 the conclusion that 1hcrl
should be but one. and certainly no
. more than two. Mr. BurIeigh immedI
ately extended Mr.. Dickinson,s surIs
. diction as general manager 10 al
Northern Pacific property In the ais
trict o. Idaho.
: AR. Burleigh and the several coun
4 sci leftaon a special train immedlatei,
\ after the legal f0rnalitiss were con
/ cluded.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
New oaLEANs Mist sro AWHILE


Cod "a scarce and silver n snunhcd ~
Officials.
Washington. Oct a2.-Tha Appropria-
ton for the ioas On the reeolnage OF
worn and nncurrent silver coin for the
current fiscal year ~ exhausted. and as
Il IL the intention Of the secretary Of
the treasury not 70 resume at present
the coinage Of silver bullion purchased
under the Sherman act and as the
stock Of gold bullion On hand at iha
mint at New Orleans Is very limited.
instructions have been given for a FUR
Tough without pay Of nearly all the
force employed al the mint on New Or
leans.
The treasury now holds IN silver
bullion purchased under the Sherman
act 157. goo fine onneaa. the cost or
which was si2toS0.0zs. the coinage
value OF this bullin in silver dollars be-
ing SIT $4,000. If this bullion were
coined into silver dollars the profit to
the government on It's coinage would
b nearly ss4.09g. 00a which sum could
be paid out for ordinary expenses CT
the government or silver certificates
would be issued against H. Il Ia not
thought that the coinage OF silver dol
lars win be resumed until there il some
action taken b congress on the cur
rency question.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

lglEsc3Pgs TWO PASSENGER CARS


Fatal Rear Fnd Collision ON Mnssa.
chnseffs hsiIFoad.
Hyde Park. Mass. Oct ga rear
end collision occurred on the New York,
New Haven q Hartford railroad az Sis
D. m. la which Brakeman q. M. Austin
was killed and Mrs. william Ross OF
Cambridge fatally injured internally
and f2 other passengers. including
Congressman Elijah A. Morse. were
more or less seriously hurt. Congress-
man Morse had both hands and arms
badly cut.
The regular Mansfield accommoda-
ton train, due In Boston at SAT, was
just leaving the Hyde Park station. 10
minutes late. when the New London q
Providence express. due In Boston at
61e. came running down from Canton
Junction on a perfectly straight track
ana crashed into the rear o. the Mans
field train. The engine Of the Provi-
dence train plouEhed into the end car
i've or afx feet and caused this car %
telescope the one ahead. Between thess
care were Brakeman Austin. who was
jammed IN the wreck and remained
there for nearly an hour. II was s:5g
before the unfortunate brakeman could
Be extricated from the debris between
the cars ana he died shortly afterwards
IN the station waiting Rooms. Both his
legs were broken and he was Jammed
frightfu1ly about the body.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

In the last two years many lessons
have come home to W and taught us
economy In small things which good
times would never bring forth. It has
become a habit with all TO think twice
before acting when the expenditure
81 money Is considered. This II ali
true IN the selection Of d route. whether
the trip - for business or pleasure. and
FOR that reason the Great Northern
Railway is more tagorabiy considered
than its older rivals because OF the saw
Ing IN time, its superior equipment and
solidity Of he construction. Time Is
money. comfort and luxury are Che ac-
compartments OF good health and rest.
and when % these are added the course-
GUS treatment or passengers BY train
employees thus RELOCATING Irritation and
bad temper to the background. diFps-
ton must surely be perfect. and a TOUR
ney over the Great Northern worth
more than the same cash expenditure
over any other line. The moral needs
no explanation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
is PROUD
Seat OF Government Transferred
TO the Exposition City
GROVER CLEVELAND is THERE
1he President. -pfesilaat and Car
met are iionor.a gnesfs o. ths
sonsaern Renpla.

Atlanta. Ca. Oct g FOR the pres
ent, at least the seat Of government Of
the United States may be said to have
been transferred TO Atlanta. for the
City harborH tonight The president. the
vice president and six members OF the
cabinet, net 10 mention Treasurer Jor-
don. Governor Coffin Of ConnectIeutt
Governor 0'Farrell OF Virginia. Cover
nor Stone Of Mississippi and q long list
Of other dlgnitariss OF ofElcialdom.
Ten thousand people had assembled
In the yleinitg Of the station. The
roofs. windows. awnings. telegraph
poles and every point Of vantage IN the
neighborhood had been utilized b
eager on-l0akera. The special waa stop
ped outside the depot. however. and
tbs party driven to the Hotel Aragon.
Mr. Cleveland WAS In evident good
humor and bowed IN response to the
continuous ovation he received all the
way 70 the hotel Secretary Carlisle.
who with Mrs Carlisle rode IN the
second carriage. was cheered frequent
" and Secretary Of the Interior Hoke
Smith, who found himself an his native
heath. was given hearty reception.
~ p. n. the president and his eabl-
net officers sat down IN the AraRon ban
quet hail 20 a dinner rendered in their
honor by Hon. Porter King, mayor OF
Atlanta. Covers were laid for Sc. In
GLIDING the exposition officials. the city
council, the visiting governors and
other distinguished citizens.
In the morning AZ II o'clock the presl-
dent viii be driven 70 the exposition
grounds, where I've Will review the mile
TIA. deliver q brief address. hold pub
lie reception and make tour of the
buildings.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
HlLL On FINANCE aN0 TIA TAniFf

New ForG'H ssnat0r fhe cenkxnl FiEuIe
AZ CwareT tas0u Mass MsetlaR.
New Torh. Goa. 21--senator HEn was
Tie central figure In The great demo
GRATIS mMsa ms@tinm under tins auspices
c3 tbs state committee which was held
ut Cooper Union tonight. The senator
declared the principles Of the deu1o-
cratic party were so plain ana 10 ex-
plicH thai they do not need to b avoid
ed.
I'VE have lodged nothing "a the cam
paiwn and we ara attemptlfiw 20 deceive
no one. II we are right we want to win,
and Il we are wrong. we deserve de-
feat"
ON the tariff bin enacted In 1885 by
the democratic party. he said: 1T has
been IN operation only q little over
year. That time has not been ample
to demonstrate itg value and useful
ness. It Is 70 be regretted that il has
not met the FUN expectations 81 its
friends IN realizing suflcient revenues
10 prevent deficiencies. but this eonso-
iation exists. that even II there must
be some deficiencies for 1 brief period.
there has been no unnecessary extrav-
agant taxation imposed under lis pro-
visions. Sumcient time has not elapsed
70 aetermine accurately whether its
reductions were all wise or 3uatinabla.
but I'll A believed In the end 4 wilI ke
proved thar they were reasonable.
As 10 the Sherman Law. the speaker
said: THE democratic party may Hot
always have acted with entire wisdom
Ia regard 20 silver, but this much Tan
he said. that IL was not responsible for
the Sherman silver law. That law was
repudiated in fta inception. in its en-
actment and In ita enforcement. The
law has ceased. but It's mischief re-
mains because there had been issues
under It's provisions u s7se.e00 go OF
legal tender paper money with sanstan.
TALLY no available assets 70 redeem Il
and which today ~ disturbing tbs
treasury and embarrassing its opera.
tons
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
TALMAGE AS PASTOR
Will Preach II tho First Freshly
tsaan Caufch
HAVE A FASHIONABLE FLOCK
Tiie President WorShirs TheTc. and DR.
f@iamm&e AMr@stS 70 Gather
Large Congregation.

Washington. Oct sg.-Tha lnstalla-
tlon u the Rev T. DO witt Talnage
a. co-rastor with Efsv. Or. Byron sun
derlnna ct fhe First Presbyterian
church Of this city, took place this
evening, The exercises were held &c
the church. al TOO o'clock this evening
The moderator. Rev AIr. Alien. pre-
sided. and put the constitutional aues-
tious. Rev. Teunis 8. Hamiin. u. d..
had charge u the devotional exercises
alternate. Rev c. d. Ramsdeli y, u
The sermon WAS preached BY the ttry.
David Gregg. ID. ID. 81 Brooklyn. N.
n. Charge 20 the people, Rev. =. Il.
Bittinger. ID. H.. alternate. Rev. w. G.
Alexander. p, y. Charge 70 co-paator.
REV. Wallace Radcliffe. u. D.. alter
nate. Rev. r s. Hamlan. p. y. Prayer
at tine close or the sermon. Rev. T. G.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

ousL VITA ! MAsleD HloHwAYMAN
sgOrekccpsr BaFnara Was Nut Oaiss
fnaHsh y iah q Gun.

sgOrekecpsr Barnara vas Not 0aisg
fnansh y ith Gun.
Helena. Mont. Oct aa--Af Powder
vile. 90 miles from Miles City. last ss-
ening d stranger entered Barnard
store and began talking to the prophet
OF about some purchases. As soon AZ
the store was empty he drew a gun
ana demanded al the cash on hand.
Barnard claimed the safe door woasd
not open. and proposed that they 20
70 the house and get some tools The
stranger consented. while ii the house
another man came In and the robber
covered him with his gun. This gave
barnard chance to pun hts own gun,
and both men fired simultaneously.
Barnard fell 70 the floor with what
ia supposed to be a mortal wound in
the head.
The rohbeF staggered out OF the door.
gained his horse and rode away and
has not been apprehended.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

church. a. the president. since the
children hAve come into his life. finds
The nursery more 20 hts liking than the
pew. The calling Of TOR. Talmage n
September last was the result OF an In
spiFatian Ct Dr. Sunderland. who. Tor
a generation. has been pastor. DIT
TaimHge had been invited 10 preach
once 81 tbs church during the fall
The church officials were ia session
talking over the adviRablllty Of some
reception for the distinguished divine
when Dr. Sunderland Jumped 10 his
feet ana sald:
brethren. here we are asking this
man to preach unee for Us. Why not ask
him to stay pith us perananantIyYs
The inpossibiIily Of TIE chureh's sue
ceedinE IN securing Or. Taimaee was
az once voiced by the various deaeona
but Or. Sunderland insisted. and cali
was tllareupon sent 70 Or. Talmage T.
be eO-pastof. II was promptly accent
ed ~ ths Brooklyn preacher. who, since
the burning 81 his lost big tabernacle
a few years ago. has been uneasy with.
out a regular church connection.
REASONS FOR CHANGING.
Here are the reasons given By DR.
Talmage Tor changing the scene Of his
labors. = feel that this Is a national
opportunity. Ia Washington much OF
the intellect and thought Of the coun.
try settles. nnt to speak OF the Vast
ineeming and outgoing throng. Yes
hnd that d fsnw York. bat the wark
thrre Was a4erent. and / misaed the
warmth and support only 10 be found
in parish work The anger OF Provl.
denee seemed to point 60 washington
and Providence Is always my guide
] had a number on other calls, or rather
invitations. to consider. One OF the
greatest I had this summer was 10 Is
TO Londpp Evefy Involvement was az.
fered m@ but I felf that for 800 years
We had hesE &neFlcans. ana I ceuid
not 1--we away from thls country An.
other opportunity vas In cannsefIer
with tha Rea crnaa w0rk. Yywenty
fhoaeand dollars was raised. ana / va
asked tn take Il "a thh suffering A.
meuEana ] wished very much Is under.
tnke the task. arid asked protection
from q NariaHh governments Al uas
very COZ 9ns a nIs. burt. after asking
mhat cities should vlsit they c0ula
aniy SAY. Genre 10 goaafantsnepie and
fhe money wiii he Distributed from
there Far pan That vas hardly Che
I8eas voa know, but q have started aus
without EnVernmrnt protection and all
kaal mQAe aanut nae would haze heen
mpiY atlsa Is the br.aanis
IS bad &aae there A would mol havs
Iaiszled wiih my pastoral work ~
oald haEs taken bat tMa d thrss
n8a sat
Ns neat aermau 40 llsa
pInsl vi. - esEt sunday oVsa.
AH
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
seATTLE Will FlEL HURT AaouT II


isetr0st Dry Desk Company Wunts 10
Nirhdraw . shsp psoroNit en-.
Washington. Oct. 2s.--The Detroit
Dry Deck Company. which the naval
bureau chiefs recommended be award
ed the contract FOR building two OF the
six new Eunboata, now wishes 10 with
draw part 81 fts proposition which
looked 70 the assembling % parts Of the
ships nt Seattle on the Pacific coast
Dir. Kirby OF the Arm Is In Washington
and indicates that the company Il Il
secures The contract win build the COM
plete vessels at Detroit. He holds that
the treaty Rtipalatlona do not forbid
this and Is backed up II this view by
Don Dickinson. who has been active In
trying 70 secure the contract for the
Detroit people. When Secretary Her
bert left for Atlanta ne had arrived at
no conclusion. although the fact that he
had decided 10 send an inspector 70
the Detroit works might be construed
AZ favorable 10 the Arm.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
fHE RlcrIylbs olsEN MORg POWER


fudge KHowles Extends the Authority Of
sis Ap soiutees.
Helena, Mont, oct. 13.--0n petition OF
James Dc. Mills. Edward L. Bonner and
Andrew n. BurlelEh. the newly ap-
pointed receivers Of the Northern Pa
eific road for Montana, Judge Knowles
yesterday extended their authority 10
embrace ali matters contained i'm she
original appointment OF the receivers
The order amending the appointment
q the new receivers and extending
their authority expressly stated that
Il should be construed % be q continu-
alton Ok the original feceiverahip.
The new receivers VII have authority
In the matters embraced ID the action
brought by the Farmers Loan & Trust
Company against the old receivers and
II the case brought BY +. s. Winston
against the naaa. which action was con
snlidated with the FIRST named suit.
This order does not deny the new
receivers the right to apply to Judge
Knowles court for leave % rcpudiate
any act or acts Of their predecessors in
Office which IN their judgment may not
be fer the best Interest q the trust