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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-16

FOR SALE OR TO LET-A desirable house
with good stable; good location, within five
minutes walk of Water street; large lot. En-
quire of W. G. Boothby, at Kennebec Savings
Bank. may18dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-16

The j. d. Brooks house on Gage street. Nice
furnace, city water, set tubs, very convenient,
and near down town; moderate rent. Apply
to Charles B. Chick, Insurance Agency
iu1yodtf
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4 C0Is0I clUlE or SICKNESS



Ersry 1zf la5Es0 o. gls1i 20 ir5r hEI De-
clTc3 lgs-t ~ p1agaIai llaa;I q L1slia
80, % l'rIeaJ Fzsf4la
ne ugr base 10 all tls llIllu us.-A i3.
l1H llr letbF tzi l-1anp5f. zoe O. loJi' sirr
IhcY haze pasl tlirl. i-I -uIrH t.srstal
oalars a5lhtl Erga,1asbIg tiar Efy0lF Eszlh
ara5upqtiu4a isa 10
II iapcPus VIII stop ana e1uJi5E 10 o
.Ia0ntagt5Hs " he Wart-Hi Of satlr tr1aa.a.
such q, itserall.a urrsa ,r.eruo1, OF CO.,
or IA iaIls "a sue @ag,a. lagy u.l gH-erfgzs
that tAsy all wsa cons ir9a lrszg.as i91da
ihai 0usagpDpsdF % hays lt7g sallrats llJo
the DaIn.
spots pnI1fo ibs eysL dIEs.asis, s.ssa'g0ntrs
dBPtp,is hrslsetei AZ u4ia Iss 0i lHs cEasH
following thp Absorption 1910 lbs BOOB Of
p5.,1as developed i'nn ds'uaFagaE and IN
J!gfated food thag lln ~ ths t,amtrh.
l,v4 Ee-osg,ll5a o! ,BslaPSHsal at' Nat
eGu,ei the N-lu, LueS10l sasteH TO doToI2 40
much o. lAsf ume 70 gbg preparation Ola IVA,
Cdy for dy,pcp,'L aat Moth ug Is morr Cgg,sH'
than tho Digestive g5ri.ll WA.ah JAsy have TO
cea,iy place on lH0 HafEgl
10 action Is 30 prompt that tt,let frequently
follows lbo ven 8utdafs. llFtrt0rl Tue spra
strength hEe tho pa9, Of wcalnr'1 Sal ,ahr
caro.Vom cTPrs89I which pa.uu oaI he
iHpepue ia r1sss community, The local
druggists arc now Swing away interesting de-
sCupise pamphlets
~ twenty-five seul bottle Of Digestive Cor
dIRl and see what IL will do tor yuu
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ruIIkI,m NrrnsIIIoN

Placing Mar obstacles In the Way OF
American NisIiaaariss seeking 10 Aid
tEe AsalsRlaHs,
WAsmSGToS, Sept ll.-A letter from
an American gentleman now A. the
scene OF the SaIsOun massacre, dated
August !, says, in part;
The missionaries are now here. but
tho opposition Of the Turkish govern
mens is 90 great that they can make but
little progress. Two villages are now
marked by crumbled walls, the roofs so
completely destroyed BY the ;Hceadis'y
soldiers that not chip remains to show
they ever had roofs. Two months ago,
most OF the survivors were induced to
return 10 their Old homes, sow their
fields with kind OF miliet that natures
in few weeks and seek TO establish
themselves before the winter. Many
have only low boughs TO cover cor
nes OF their former homes, and furnish
ings are bare; little hay TO sleep on,
with possibly some filthy rags to throw
over them. Hardly q child has moro
than tho remnant OF tattered shirt to
cover him, aud many OF the adults ara
NOT better of. Food is very scant aud
working tools are lacking. They arc
utterly PROSTATE, and must DO put on
their own tcot by supplying them with
everything till they eau begin the up.
ward road toward the old prosperity.
There are already more than 1000 peO'
pie to DO thus cared for. England has
already sout 81 1000, and the ArmeHiaRs
Themselves have raised two or three
times this amount, but 1t will all BIO in
sufficient to do tho work.
"lho English ambassador obtained q
promise that all assistance should be
afforded to the distribution OF the Eng.
lish funds, and the American mission
ariea were requested to come and super.
intend, but the three weeks they have
spent on the ground have seen almost
nothing accomplished, because the gov.
ernmOnt has thrown obstacle alter oh.
staCe in the way,
THE first estimates OF tho slain were
exaggerated, as no one could get into
the region and the survivors were scat.
tered in different directions. Probably
not more than 1000 really fell ut tho
time; the others died OF want, but tho
tales OF beas.ly last aud fiendish outrage
that hero come TO our ears exceed all
we had dreamed OF and can never be
allowed to soil tho page OF the clean
historian"
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sANDIEdo, CAL, Sept ia family
from Falbrook, in camp at what IS
known as the MuSSel beds, on the beach
near Las Flores, are reported murdered,
The family consisted OF J. u. Borden,
his daughter and sor.in.law, named
Stiles, aud their child. The constable
at Ocean Side received a message from
Stiles to the effect that his vile, child
and father.in.law had been murdered.
1t ia surmised to be the work OF Indians,
who have recently committed many
crimes in the northern part Of San
Diego county,
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FINANcHAND lnAUE.
The Feature, Q. tno Money aud stool,
Markets.

The Features OF tho Money aud stock
Markets.
NEW YoEg Sept u-N0nsy on CALI easy at
per con, las, loan per cent; closed all per
ceut Prime msfgunts paper q hl'. per cont
sterling exchange iUll aud ira az - yl4i -f. Z.
silver certificate tltACiA y,
The nogk magaot oday dIplaycd maricd
irragUIa4ltT, fniinily c0Rlf7sts7g movements
Oragr.REgl Intervals The volume nj th' husi'
ness showed uu increase Of neatly per crnl
over that Of the previous day The opening
was wcta BRIaf q YEEeJE o. lHNgfpag lArihd'
ius lover prices inr AmurIcun securities IN lDH
don, disappointment over tho government crop
report. the dray by tue bond indicate iu ma.
lux good the uciio,i tt the 'taAsar, tesef'e az!
the continued strength ui tNo ttuhauEe mAFtfl
owing 10 the practical nh,ourg ul offerings VI
Huy other bills ,hAR those drawn against pEo'.
peGaye gold shipments. The speculation r1r'
linued weak On the announcement Of the GU
gagGmrut OF al, 10000 In gold %, shipment by
t0-WOUow'A steHmoH, uulll near The end 81 NE
iirst hour, when a fHly occurred, In whioh me
sugar stock Improved =, and the general ll't -
IN a. per cent About 2l O'Clock anlihvt =,
bound occurred on the announcement ihat the
government bond syndicate had deposited ST.
OOl 900 IN gold to the credit Ot ID" treasury de-
partmeuL The lual rbllF extended rom . IN
81. Pet cent, tho lust IN tennessee Coal la4I
stock later reacted ~ per cent ana closed Win
u net loss Of "a per cent The genera! market
left OH strong,
Bonds dull aud weak. The sales were sl,9l7r'
CO.,
The total sale, Of stocks today were Sii7o'
shares
Government bonds weak for new Is and steady
for other classes
state bonds inactive
Railroad bonds weak,
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion Of tho ear
There ia only one one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional rem.
edies. Deafness is caused by au in.
famed condition OF the mucous lining
Of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets intlamOd you have rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, aud when
it is entirely closed deafness is the re'
cult, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will DO
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but IN inAamed condition OF tho mucous
surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness caused by catarrhl
that cannot bs cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
R65~Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
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shscks4 daun aud o1s vas tightiy
bfurcl IEislisi in eirafiag aaaY ne
dsbrl one i9sl "a, ieaad 10 ~ alley
10 Tue rear d this houan A - As
i5ani 10 ,hs lfoHi yari. Ih0 nHns.ed
F-,nains VI she man ly,at hrisern the
car tfaeks a. faHssa and Btoaiuay Heie
terrible o. EA1e uPea,
Inc explosion WAi heard for FsyerI
miles distant Crowds Of people gath.
cred 90 the scene TO yisH ths terrible
disaster. Ihsy we're KEEP. back. bow.
ever by special detail Of soldiers aad
police. No one Hgi admitted Wilhiu
the intersection OF Third aaI Foayig
streets. GA all IideI ordinations la
lnsuling the dsAth Of the soldier boys
Wefe heard.
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
cases relieved in six hours by tho "NGw
GREAr Souri, AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This new remedy IS II great surprise on
account Of It's exceeding peonptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part OF tho urinary pass.
age in maic or female. 1t relieves re-.
tention Of water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately. II you want quick
reIiet and cure this is your remedy,
Sold by Il. II. List. druggist, Wheeling,
W Va
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RIYE MEN KILLED
By the Explosion o; Caizsoa in
LouiHvllIo's strsotA
BLOHu TO ATOMS
By the Force OF the Coaelsslon-y.
Was an Accident Which
COULD RGf BE GUARDED AGAINST

The Battery Was on It's Way to Fire
Salute When tho Explosion Occur.
red In Residence PoFtloa OF tho
CIGy-Tho Horrible Affair Has Cast
= Patti OF Gloom Upon the Eneamp.
msnt-ThS Men Were Among tho
social Leaders OF tho City-i Bodies
Were Blown Over the Hou'atop.,
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CHILDREN, especially infants Nro soon
run down with cholera iniantum or
"summer complaint" Don't wait to
determine, but give Do Wits Colo and
Cholera Cure promptly, you eau rely on
It. Usc no other. Logan 4 Co., Wheel
ing, W. Va, i. I. Peabody, Bcnwood,
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o. 6
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Uuicngo--salOs Of choice native shipping and
dressed beef cattle wore NJ d atRJ 10 exporters
nnd common IN good dtUyCs 90 6Oab 80 tho bulk
ai tue sales occurring NJ " Ibhi W.. SiOrkniE and
feeders nfm nj ~ 3hal ", very choice TO extra
feeders brought 9 plN "a, II lOw choice COWS
brought slUi Balls sold freely nj 81 7inG 70 in
tho bHsrhdR HHI caHAhh While COWS and
hulteR sold At IbNl 10. principally NJ " Goa
oil inw going above tl ~. Veal calves sold nj
OOa1 No. Texas cattle GiOOhA 49,. lJRt IN nctyo
dcmand aud rttcN lower The bHlk Of ne
dfOvps sold mrgclv nj u OOh il Tot packing and
gi ,Oni 10 for shipping lots sale were At All az.
tfCmc range Of III iOM ~ Tot heavy 50 Itul " for
medium weights and e. tdtt " tor fnfxrh lots
mud 81 siiA 10 Tor common To choice assorted
light weights shCcp ruled nj Yesterdays nj.
vance Sntiyc sheep sold on u basis Of 81 hOn
IA for inferior un 10 o. hnht ~ Tor choice 70
fancy, sales veto largely VT t0nl i0 western
range sheen 81 ilnH 40 Lambs brought u iOuh 10.
tic htlk VI Che sales bCngAt I bOni No. Receipts
cattle iidOO head calves coo head, hogs lj,UJj
bend, sheen 1900 head
Hast IlhrtIV- Cattle marriott about slcndy VI
unchanged prices ptIme SS0a3 boi good " DVA
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R0SoId by DruggisIa. 76e.
DIApRunA should be atop ped prom

DIARRuRA should be stopped prompt
". II soon becomes chronic. De
Wits Collie and Cholera Cure il eloc.
two, safe and certain. Hundreds OF
testimonials bear witness to the virtue
Of this great medicine. 1t can always
DO depended upon, its use saves time
aud money. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
ing W. Va, d. I. Peabody, Benwood,
and Bowie Il Co., Bridgeport, o. 7
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When Baby was Eick, we gave her cOstoris.
when aifo was Child, aho cried for castorla,
When sho became Miss, HhO chung to cOstorIS.
When abe had Children, EhO gave them CassOrlA
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Lightning Hot Drops-
What a Funny Namoi
Very True, but Il Kills All Pain.
Sold EVsryWhorO. Every Day
Without ROIIsS. There lie No PaSi
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LOUISVILLE. ny, Sept, ll.-A horrible
accident, Resulting IN the death OF fYS
and tho woundlnl Of several members
Of the Louisville Legion, occurred
shortly alter $3.50 this morning by the
explosion OF q caIssol.
Tug DEAN;
Corporal A, l.. Robinson.
Private Charles BiechReE
Private @, wood'.
Private a. Mcbride.
Driver W. Adams (cOlOred).
THg WouSDED:
Sergeant Fred Conn.
Private L. William Hobbs.
Tho frat report, which said that the
Priyates Charlie, Oelirich and Hutchins
were killed, proved to be untrue. Both
men have reported for duty,
The accident occurred on Broadway
between Third and Fourth streets,
whore the First Kentucky artillery were
stationed for the purpose OF firing the
morning aa!p!S.
Eye witnesses to the shocking acct
dent say that the explosion was caused
by the dropping OF the Cais8oR upon tho
friction primer OF the piece. Tho gun
was situated directly in tina center OF tho
street, pointing towards Fourth avenue.
Two OF the bodies were blown over
tho houaetopa and were horribly
mangied. The wounded have been re-.
moved to the Hospitals. Two horses at
tached to the cannon wOro 80 horribly
mangled that they were killed.
All the killed were membeta Of the
First Kentucky artillery OF Louisville,
which has always been considered the
finest in the state.
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MT. DE CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, VIVA.

studies viii be rsmm94 1t thtt Aes@amy on
September II, 1879. Parona anu ruaydiauS
may be pleased 10 learn that tho rates have
been reduced
Weekly aud day scholars viii be received. A
conveyance will 10 seat every morning to tho $
O'Clock motor For particulars, Adde'S
Eugl THE DIRECTORIES,
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simply apply "gwAYSEs OiSrIENr" No H..
lcrnal medicine tcdultCd. Cures letter, eczema,
itch, att OuptiOns on the taco, hanhs. nose, ad
leaving tho kin clear, white mud healthy. llg
great hCAllug aud curative powers are possessed
by no other tUnedy Ask your druggist for
EWATRlk OIStMEg1. IfhMW
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RAILROADS.
e 2onnsylvaniu stutiono.
VBSgRRSVIV3Ria Inns.


TICKET OFFICES At .pP'HsTLVAHiA STATION o.
WATgN ST, Foot OF ELKyrHTn Sr, WHEELING,
At Melting lluuEC, NuEILISO. AND At THF
pESfjYYIvANIA ETkTiOE IBiDGEPnnT.
t'.,t--.prYrr i. ~ tT.gFf npttrF
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD 60.


On mud after Moaday Jaae u, 1895, Pas
Ecurer Trains viii run ~ follows "DailN
ipriiy Exc0pt Sunday. Central tlulc.
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h,lnging, most at night, worse by scratching II
allowed 10 continue tumou form, which often
bleed aud ulCorlto, becoming vCrv sore
gWAYNEA OtNfNESr stops tho itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, aud In most OAsl' 70.
mOvcstho tumOta At druggists, or W mail for
LQCcnN Dh swaynD x Sou Philadelphia
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wheeling bridge 4 Terminal RY.

Tine lhhlc No. lit 70 takN q lblL liiil ~ M
SUNDAY November ~ 1871.
Leave wheeling tSiJJ, toiB l,lIOa IN, kl.M,
leave pcntarils iSOotoi6l, ilirISL m,,t2iA
t3s2t ttt}6 t@B 3, ia
iOaydM Martins Ferry -t8ill 1917, llli0la. M
4 ID. na,gi tiA! N,li .....
Arrive lrrmiNal Iunctlun -tSiU, tl0iOJ, lll93
A. n., ti#i '5tR ttiHt9HS D. NJ
Leave Terminal 1unoion-H1l 1900, Z IN,
rIilJ r M llib9, II %, t5li bs0P, m
leave MArtlnlaFNny- n -, lJ0I'A M, nm,
W,Ui, tItJ ttlw 1851 H. IT,
Nii7, t6I.b, IS3bS, ~ IN,
tAlI, tlG6, ttNt fgl11 pam
bDaiiy tbAHy OScapt shniay laundayI OulI
JE TAUBSlQ Superintendent
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W "uN'
New York woolHsalE


Nobody rcri havr Neural I- Or' nr Nll7'
laiU rilb fr1m urnsEi,i- -Inn grul Q Un-'
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO.

MSEI8A BALTIMORE & OHIO.
&tSsSgg4ll SfA Departure and arrival Of
HSnpss Stif5 fsN tralus at Wheeling. Rast'
lSlNE ii,lytsl ~ ern time schedule in Of
kSSE E{,lI Ef NSgiCOt May y, 1895
Ms y lys.sg IN MAIN LINE EAST,
NSf,88gt'i N; wv For baltimore, PhtadsI
WlSHsgA l3sgiSv3 phiN and Now York lE26
|kShpCS~ il, M, $40 p. m, daily, and
ll.20A.n., except Monday.
Cumberland Express, tt:sda NJ daily.
CNmDcrIaud Accommodation TOO IN, daily
except sunday
MOundGyillo Accommodation, 100 AMI SIS
an, and 5ij p. NJ except sunday, aud lEoO
p, NJ, Saturday ouly.
ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphia aud baltimore,
Caubeilani ErprnsS I,n5 D M, daily.
CpmbctIaud Accommodation, ITO p M, ox'
ocpt sunday
M0uHdsvtlis Accommodating, $40 n. NJ OF.
copt Sunday 1910 a. m, daily, LILO ana Il0
y IN, except Sunday, and 7;iOp IN, Saturday
TRANs,oHIo DIVISION
For Columbus md Chicago 7i35uud 1915 = IN.
aud $40 p. IN, daily.
Columbus aud Cincinnati Express. 1918 y. m
dslly, lI:4O p. M. daily. except saturday, and
giOA m sunday only.
SAnduSky Nail, 1918 H. IN, daily,
Newark Accommodation, a43 p "a. daHy'
81. ClairsvlIlN Accommodation, 1918 H. u. and
$40 p. IN, except sunday.
ARRIyE
Chicago Express, l;lj u IN. and 1910, Los and
Cincinnati EEprcsH $50 a. m. aud 500 p. MT
Fandusky Mail, $50 y. M, daily.
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Dr.. Miles, Pain pillsutop Headache,
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New York -p's ron 1rm southern Gl "a
"a 5o CotrH' uHl.H ur1seg' price l1l.e lead
df0Ug JTatgr pnrr s. rs Tin Hmi strata
a tsEi -
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TERRIFIC FORCE OF THE EXPLOSION.
Richard CosaH, who was about two
blocks from the caisSon when it blew
up, said the noise it made was terrific.
Tho conclusion was go great that the
buildings even at that distance were
shaken and in ssvaFal OF tho houses
around him windows werO shattered.
He haatGned to the Iccne at once and
lent helping hand In gathering 10
the remains Of tho dead militiamen. In
a few minutes every one in tho neigh
borhood was out. Many OF the women.
said Mr.. CogNn, tainted as soon as they
came out, tho sight was 40 horrible.
In short time news Of tho disaster
had spread over the ont!re city. BullO.
tins were posted ut all tho newspaper
offices and In several OF the public
buildings giving the names OF the dead
and wounded. Tho accident has cast
q shadow OF gloom oyer the city. Every
one Ind been prepared for grand md
Joyous event, Tho tens Of thousands Of
visitors who thronged the streets and
hotels Of tho town wsro everywhere
heard to express their sorrow.
1t Is doubtful II anything ever occur
red in this region that has caused such
widespread sorrow. Tho regiment to
which tho young men belonged Is made
up Of the pick and flowor Of Louisville.
Many Of them arc soCiety loAdors and
members OF wealthy families.
Captain David CNstlemau, vino was
In charge, was riding at tho aide Of the
detail. lle escaped injury. Tho report
that ono Of tho men was Smoking Is
denied by Captain CastIemaH.
COULD NOT Iii GUARDED AGAINST.
Col. ZOO b. Castleman, Of the First in.
iantry, to which battery A. belongs,
said 1t was ono OF those unfortunate
accidents that cannot DO guarded
against A similar ono occurred In
Chicago during the strike, In which
four men worO killed and several
wounded.
Gov John Young Brown, who was
stopping with Major George b. E0Ston,
wRS asleep In bod. Tho explosion
stunned him and u was SOno Limp DO.
fore hO could realize what had hap.
penpd. All tho furniture in tho hall
was damaged bv the shock Tho OK.
plosion shook all tho lOavOs of a truo
IN tho front yard,
II, W. MehlHhHoh, who lives al the
CornOr Of Fourth aud broadway do.
scribO9 tho accident IA follows! n was
attending to tho wautH Of my &. A, X.
boafdnra when tho explosion occurred
/ thought tho world had como to an
Ont. Several people III tho house wCro
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AZ aoon as the accident occurred tho
city ambulance was cplled and tho
Wv - = 800. - w." ,,,.a. ~, 49, 49,.
"ouuu'" "e" "e'S ,"Ne'' u '"o Nof''u
intrmary where their injuries were At
tended to. 1t is feared that Fred Cohn
will die. The whole lett side OF his lace
was blown OIL. Even II he should re-
cover, he Will be blind and horribly dis:
figured. Hobbs was badly burned
about tho lace and bruised.
The place. where the accident occur
rcd is ono OF the finest resident districts
in the city. Fortunately few people
were on the street, owing, to the early
hour, or the list Of killed and injured
would have undoubtedly been greatly
increased. Every window In tho block
was blown out. Nearly every one In
the nei ghborhood was Atill asleep aud
the noise and conclusion caused by the
explosion almost created panic. Half
clad men and terrified women came
running from their homes aud a most
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

FHuI llt anpsrlV 81 lrsIlf % AL arrr
Hf Ea. hEr.AahurS ~ KrftuNcs
.HHsf ua.E f94.1. rlrs. ,E3dar .psilf.
sl Sd 'atHrau fr. FErarl HnN'Av i>aa
N.' e1I attsn 1ag saigtsEJt olii
laH.HrI raEEI..F I.HF
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad

Onand altor SATURDAY. February 2, 1875, trains
will run a. follows city umo
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Chicago Gold shipments. big northwestern
deliveries aud heavy liquidation knocked an
other Il !c of the value Of wheat today DeCem.
Der closing that much lower. May corr lost 20
May oats lost l.C and provisions iinlshcd at de-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
THE CITY FATHERS DELIBERATE
The Gamblers Will Have TO Paw a
City License After This--The
Ordinance Passed
contract For a Lateral Sewer Through
Block 252 Is Let to II. II.
King For $7SO.SG.

A special meeting of the council was
held Friday evening, Mayor Webster
presiding and all the aldermen being
present.
"A resolution was passed giving notice
OF certain assessments for sidewalks
heretofore ordered.
"A final estimate was passed in favor
OF Il. }. Canary for s'lI2.15 for con-
slructmg the Riverside park retaining
wall, conditioned on his complying with
the requirements of the ordinance and
publishing a notice to file claims for ten
days
Alderman Fletcher introduced an or
dIhancc making the city license for
gambling SO per quarter and further
tax OF go per month, payable in ad-
vance, for running each faro table. After
consideration III committee the ortli-
nance was changed to so per quarter
and $50 per month, in advance, for each
faro table, and in this shape the or,li-
nance was placed ON its second raading
and passed, Aldermen Mitchell and
Fletcher voting no on account OF the re-
ductiUn in the rate from the original
sum mentioned in the ordinance.
Aid. Young Of the committee on WAYS
and means reported that the tele phone
company had agreed to put telephone
INTO Judge Hawkins house for S42 per
~ Il ft,n
Fletcher alone voting no.
The bids for the construction If lat
erai sewer through block 2J2 were
opened. There were just two bidders,
Dan Mckay and IL. r. King. The lat
ter was the lowest, but after they were
considered in committee the council de.
cIded that both bids were too high aud
rejected both. The bidders were asked
10 reviee their figures and make lower
bids at the next meeting. Dan Mckay
declined to make any lower bid. but Ii.
Il, King reduced his figures by 513 aud
the contract was let 10 him for the sum
Of $50 Sc. This sum amounted to split
ting he difference between the city en-
glneerH estimate and his first bid
Ihe bill of NJ. $. Parker for expert re-
port on the water plant was alu over till
neXt meeting.
Aid. Williams stated that the case Of
the city versus the bDudsmcn Of the late
city treasurer, p } Elliott, would come
Up at this term Of court, and sug ested
that the city attorney ought 10 be pro
VidCd VITA assistant counsel. as the case
was very important one and would be
strongly fought by the b0ndsmGn. A
resolution was passed authorizing the