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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-08-15
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
KingwoOa. August 10. 1895,

Or. Alex Iced, Dentist. Grafton.
Castoria at McMulen's Drug Store.
Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy at
MeMillen's Drug Store.
Cashier ]. W. Parks has the pretties,
piece of buekwheat We ever saw grown.
First class ISabbett metal for sale at
The ARGUS Office at only 10 cents per
pound.
Don't forget the great game OF ball
to-day at the BALL Park at 1880 r, m,
between Rowlesburg and Masontown.
DIR. j. 5. Hartley, the dentist, Il
p he at tine runnelton Camp Ground dur
ing the Camp Meeting prepared 20 do
dental work
The Epworth League subject for next
Sunday evening is THE Healing OF the
Centurion's servant" and the meeting
is to be lod by Ida McNcaL Everybody
Invited TO attend.
Edmund Messenger is making new
house out OF the old one he bought. and
improving II SO much that It wont be
recognized. A kitchen and porch has
been added at the lower side and a
porch in front and good celler under
the building. The old building partly
re-weatherboarded and re-ceiled and
all in ALL we think il will cost as much
us new house.
Andy Fauber, big German from
Union district who has been insane
for several years and been in the
Asylum at Weston two or three times,
was brought over here last week and
lodged in the Jail again. He had been
home some time but the neighbors had
gotten afraid OF him again and had h i'm
re-committod. There didn't seem TO be
much wrong with him and the Tailor
was easy on him, allowing him the free
dom of the Jail and grounds and Sum
day evening he escaped. lie had stuff
ed all his clothes out back window
and was sitting talking with the family
aud at bed time, remarked that he would
get fresh bucket of water and then
go TO bed. He went around the house
for the water. got his clothes and skip
ped 1t was too dark TO catch him till
next day when Reese Swearengcn
caught him at Squire Mattinglys, near
TOWNSVILLE, and brought him in just in
time for Warden from the Hospital
at Weston arrived here that day after
him and LEFT Tuesday with him
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S.urLIox snrrarnsNr.
correspondents Of The Argus.

Our farmers arc very busy maxine
hay and cutting oats
Several OF orr poople intended 10 90
10 At. lake Park 10 hear Rev Talmave
preach, but hearing he would not be
there, they were sadly disappointed.
Dick COT took 3 dying trip to Aurora
last week,
The basket meeting at the Pine Grove
church last Sunday, was the finest we
ever attended,
Miss Dollie White left for her home
in Gi!mer county last week
Madam Rumor says we are to have a
wedding soon. Lloyd often visits Slab
town.
Mr. Editor, as our pen is bad we will
close, hoping TO hear from the Dabler
soon. SALT LICK DADLER
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rISts All.
CORRESPONDENCE of tho Argus,

NNaRNHNVuNSuSC VI tut NENuSt
The hail last Sunday did some dam.
age TO bacl<wheat aud other crops here.
Arley, little son OF K. q Forman. has
been quite sick the past week, but is
better at this writing.
Mrs. Zettie NJ. Gibson aud baby, OF
Palatine, w. Va, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Gribble.
Mrs Alice Friend and family return
ed To Terra Alta last week, after an ab.
sence of nearly two months.
Mes. Elizabeth Liston is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Jesse Gale.
Little Martha Gibson was visiting
friends and relatives in this section a
few days last week.
Dossie Shaw and wife, of Terra Alta,
We're visiting at A. o. Gribblo's a couple
of days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oar King were the guest
OF Mrs. Elizabeth King last week.
A l.. Gibson, the energetic merchant
OF Rockville, was in Pisgah one nigh,
last week.
Success to THE ARGUS and its many
readers. MIaNoN :
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-08-15

Superior Grain Drills,
Mower Repairs, Sections, Etc.
Hay Rakes, Hay Carriers,
Ratchet Tooth Harfows-Leyer,
Plows and Plow Repairs,
Scythes, Snatbs,
Machine Oil, IL to Csc.
MONROE & JACKSON, Bingwood.
For Fire Insurance Of any kind,
IN several OF the best companies
call on or address, j. 81. Crane
kihgwood, w. Va.
Silica Graphite Roof Paint, Barr
and Fence Paint, House Paints
Oils, Glass, Sash, Doors, etc.
M0NRoE q JACKSON, KingWood.
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Coming Events.

Great Exhibition Game of Ball at the
Kingwood Base Ball Park between
Masontown and Rowlesburg to-day,
Thursday, August 18th, beginn ming at
1870 p. m.
Tunneitcn Camp Meeting begins to-
morrow and closes August Goth.
Soldiers Reunion at Terra Alta, Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday, August 80,
31st and Septemb Der 1st
Circuit Court convenes here Monday
September End.
Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows
Picnic at Terra Alta, Thursday August
22ud.
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The following addition to our list of
teachers and schools published last
week has been sent in by correspon-
dent:
RENO DISTRICT.
Fellowsville-S. G. Sterling, Princi.
pal, Nora Stafford, assistant.
Cranesville-Mrs Lou Hart.
Summers-Allan Lindsey.
Ridenour-Miss Ida Jennings
Zion-Miss Mary Helms
LYON DISTRICT.
Canaan-W. l.. Thomas.
Sand Ridge--Ines wilkins.
Scotch Hill--J. o. Freeman.
Possum Hollow-Walter Sinclair.
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Knights Tempiar Concia,e Boston,
Low rites Via H. 40

For the Triennial Conclavc
Knights Templar ~, Boston, Mass.
August 90 30, the h. \ o. r. X,
Co.will soil excursion tickets at one
fare foi the round trip from all
points on its lines east of the Ohio
River For all trains August 23rd t.
August &c, inclusive. valid for 70.
turn passage until September 10
inclusive. Tickets can also be pui =
chased going one route and return
ing another at slight advance in
rates.
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Inc above prices arc for one gallon.
For all orders OF gallons or more OF
any or assorted goods, we will prepay
express or freight TO nearest railroad
station Get up club order OF your
friends and send them in. This is only
for private parties, and not 10 dealers.
We feel the depressing effect OF the
hard tunes, so we arc giving this in
ducemcnt- Get your friends interested
and thus get your goods cheaper and
at the same time good and pure. All
orders must be accompanied with the
money, either cash or ~ O. money
order. We guarantee satisfaction
Our reputation is "If stump s. Co. say
IL is so, IL certainly IS"
a II goods boxed II desired and BIO
stated. Call on or address.
JOHN j. STUMP e. co;
20 and ~ Bedford Street,
Box, 313. Cumberland, Nd.
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FARMERs-Thc grass crop is
short--you want to save it all. II
you want sections for any mowor.
old or new. repairs of any kind
now is the time TO order them. II
you wait till your grass is ripe you
will probably not get them. Write
to Monroe & Jackson, Hardware,
Kingwood, w. Va.
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WONDER OF THE 10TH CENTURY
AUTOMATIC GRAIN AND
. SEED SEPARATOR.

Just what every farmer should
have.
Will pay for itself in one year.
1t cleans and separates all kinds
of grain without additional laboi.
IL takes the cockel out of wheat
and leaves the seed perfectly clean.
1t will separate Red Top Glover
and Timothy at the same time.
The Machine Does Its Work Perfectly.
You put in the grain, the ma
chine does the rest.
1t is put up out of tho BEST MA
TBRIAL and will last life time.
In fact, one of the most useful
machines invented.
Sold and handled exclusively by
OSCAR w. zINN,
GbADBsyIBBB, w. VA.
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WHEAT FERTILIZER.

A Car load Of FINE GROUND BoNF and
pure animal matter fertilszers. The
very best wheat producers made Come
and engage what you need Now. 1t
won't last long. MONROE g. JACKSON.
Hardware KfnQwood
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-08-15

We have the famous "Dutton
Grinder" Bring your cutter bar
have new sections put OH. Old ones
ground just as they were whom new.
Twenty-Five sections FOR any mowo,.,
$3.50. Write Monroe Il jackson,
Hardware, kingwood, w. Va.
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100 ACRES OF LAND

At Almost Your Own Price.
have 100 acres of land in Uuion dis
trict, 81 miles from Aurora. Has cost
me about 500. 1t joins the lands of
II. B. Lipscomb About 10 acres cleared.
Balance we'll timbered. Now Is your
chance. For particulars, address
At A. l.. LIPsCoMB, Parsons, w. Va.
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Delicate diseases In either sex, however
Induced, speedy cured. Book sent Sc.
curely sealed, 10 cents in stamps Ad-
dress. in confidence, Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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$40 Per Month Salary.

A few energetic ladies and gentle
men wanted TO canvass Above salary
guaranteed. Call on or address,
LOUIS c. SNYDER, State Agent,
Laurel Point, Monongalia Co, w. Va
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When Baby was sick, VIC gave her Castoria.
Whom she was a Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, sho gave tieIn Castorla
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lightning Hot Drops
Whst Funny Rsnaei
Very True, but Il Kills Az Pain
Sold EveryWhore. Every Day
Without aolloe. There Is No Pew
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FOR 1895.

From now until January LIST, 1896,
we will offer our goods at the following
prices including jugs:
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Notice to Creditors.

10 TIIE CHEDrroRs or wM.it. DHowS, DEcRAsRD
In pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court
pt the County OF Preston, made In a cRu'd
therein pending, 90 subject the real estate at
tho said VIM u. Brown 80 the pnymtpt NJ bis
debts, You nro required td pfos6ht your c)aljns
nd lndoatidh Is w y PAfkhhrst, cotnmlssidhBrt
ot his office In thd said county on or before ,llj
BIRD day OF August next.
Witness, ). W. Watson, Clerk, or said Court;
this 10th day OF July. 1895.
j. w. WAfsoH, CLERK
II, j. Crognn, Atty. I7-1B.9j-6t- 81. 50 !
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23
ROCKPORr
RocKroRT, Utah, August %, 1896.
EDITOR TINES.

RocKroRT, Utah, August %, 1895.
EDIToR TINES.
George Bench Of Manti has been visit.
ing relatives here.
William Probert has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. F. A. Horton.
The Second quorum Of elders met in
Rockport on Sunday last.
Mrs. Nellie Malin is over from lark
City 10 spend u few days with her
mother, Mrs. +. A. Horton.
Mrs. Christianson, who fell from Jas.
Nernon's house some two weeks since.
has returned to Rockport.
Il Is reported that some excursionlsts
who are camping in this neighborhood
have been killing chickens for sport and
leaving them in the canyon.
Miss Nellie Clark Of salt Lake City Is
here visiting with her uncle and aunt.
Robert Siddoway and wife. On Sunday
last while out horseback riding Miss
Nellie was thrown FROM horse, sustain.
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will make q success Of the venture and
that the reople Will give them literal
patronage, ~ they will need and de.
serve 10.
There is plenty Of. iumter NJ the mills
OF PACK and worth's to he hauled 10
Park City, bu, a. everybody IL busy
securing their hay crop. lev teams are
on the road just at this time. Lumber
hauling sill commence later on.
Mr,. Rachel NJ. Miles and Miss Maud
Miles are expected home TO day after
spending a month In Idaho. Mrs.
Miles has two sons In bingham county
and daughter in Fremont county, that
state.
There was aslin Attendance. at the
Republican primary on Tuesday even.
ing. owing, presumably, TO the busy
time + W. Marchant aud q. n. Beck.
stead were chosen a. delegates TO attend
the Republican county convention to be-
held al Park City on August 2Jrd.
The appointment Of John Pack Of
kamas TO I'LL the vacant place In the
county court caused 10y the resignation
Of Thomas 4. foits meets with general
approval. Mr.. Pack IL an honest, cap.
able man and will ill the position with
honor IN himself and the good Of the
community, as be has done in the past.
having served one or more terms In the
county court with perfect satisfaction.
The selection was n good one.
A few nights ago some young man
threw rocks At .he dwelling house Of
Anders jorgensen with such force that
the door was broken open. The young
fellows pelied the house IN good shape
for some considerable time, much TO
the annoyance and dangeroi the oc.
cupanis. Sufficient evidence ~ 10 who
the parties were could not be obtained,
or they would have been pulled and
given the extent Of the law. Mr.. Jur.
gensen IL prepared for them in the
future, and 1t will be well for them TO
look "a little ou'dt or someone will be |
hurt.
Complaints are being made that the |
sheep herds are eating OIL all the grass
near the saw'mills and that the teams 4
Of the loggers and hauler, suffer thereby. |
The sheepnen have about NJ much /
mercy and accommodation, or ut least
most OF them, ~ wolves have TO lambs. /
The herds should be KEEP, here they will !
not infringe on the rights Of others, and |
there is plenty room for all without
rrowding each other. n II. T.. VirR.
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NO. as

years. lie served IN the confederate
army ~ n telrg'anher and It WIS he who
noiiilrd llarper's Ferry by wire when
John Brown was marching on that
place lie Afterwards witnessed Brown.
execution.
Middleton. y. N.-At an carly hour
ihls morning, Ontario 4 Western trails
No o. westbound. crashed into two boz
cars which proic ted from the siding
over the main tracks n, Bernhardtis
bay near oneida. Fireman J. Coonsr
was instantly killed. Engineer Klnnev
and Herd brakeman J Breed we're h,dlv
injured. The responsibility for IN, ac.
cldeni has not been fixed.
Point Arena, Cal. The scboon.r
James Townsend was driven ashore inst
"sr,h Of the light house this morning AT
O'Clock. She has been in tow Of The
steamer Noyo, but the line parted. The
Noyo Is not In sight and must have lo.,
the schooner in the fog. The Townsend
u loaded with lumber bound TO San
Francisco from Fort Bragg. One man
SWAN ashore. The rest Of the crew 4,
IN the rigging and will he saved n the
schooner holds the ground. Helm wa.
sent from here.
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Et,IIo
Echo, Utah. August 20, isa


Echo, Utah, August ?9, 1896.
EDiroR rNrs:
Mrs. Chausse visited in Morgan few
DAYS last week.
Joe Hopkin made a flying trip to Coal.
willie last Friday
Mr.. hayden Of Evanston spent a few
days here this week.
Mrs. WIN. Bromley Of Salt Lake IL
here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones Of Heneier
were visiting here Sunday.
Mr.. Fletcher OF Evanston was shaking
hands with friends here last Monday.
Miss Ethel Hirst OF Ogden, who has
been visiting in Evanston, arrived here
Sunday TO make n visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Burley.
The Congregational services were well
attended last Friday evening. Rev.
Perry il splendid speaker aud well
fitted Tor the position he file.
There was a little excitement here
last Saturday, caused by a couple Of
engines running into each other, No.
1901, IN charge Of Mr.. Clark, and No.
lOll, in charge OF Mr.. Woods. Forum.
a,ely there was no one hurt and but
very little damage done.
One day last week, a. one Of our prom.
inent young men was vending his way
home with his thoughts on anything
but where he was walking, unconsciously
stepped on tie covered with mud, and
ne the mud was about two feet deep all
around, he was lost TO view for few
seconds. Tom, when Won want 10
measure your height again, take tape
line.
Last Friday evening, as the Gilchrist
family and guests were preparing to re-
Tire, they were surprised to hear sweet
strains OF music. They were all listen.
.ng attentively, when Mr.. Gilchrist |
broke the charm by going out and in
'luhg the performers in. II proved 10
be Frank Hopkin and some friends Of
MS from Salt Lake. After some re.
reshmenis rendered by Mrs. Gilchris
he young men rendered several com.
'llcated pieces which were hugely en-.
Dyed by all present.
There was a party left here last Satur.
lay morning bound for the happy hunt.
ng ground. They had everything pre-
'aratory for camping out for few days.
nice lunch, Sunday they
moved camp and while looking for q
comfortable place to make "wlckey
'P'" the team they were driving became
frightened, ran away and upset the
'agoni and oh, what a sight. The
nnch' oh, where was IL? Some Of the
'arty were laughing, some were crying
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23
Monday. August 10.

West Palm Beach, Fla.-sam Lewis,
murderer Of three men, was taken from
jail at Juno at ga. m. by "a mob OF
masked men and lynched.
Dayton Tenn.-Furious with zeal.
ousy, MIS-. Thomas Holman shot her
husband through the heart this after
noon. She was arrested and 10 SOW in
jail.
Newburypor, MAss.-The sloop
Jumbo, Of Rockport, while in port here
to-day, filed with water and sank dur.
ing a storm and Captain Stephen Orr
and Joe Welsh were drow ned.
Chicago, Aug. ls,-The presidential
boom Of William Il. Morrison has re-
ceived renewed strength since the re.
port that Senator David b. Hall has
come out for the veteran Illinois Demo.
crat.
South M'Alester, /. T.-Yesterday
near the Canadian river Deputy Mar
shal Charles Baird captured Foster
Holbrook, one OF the most desperate Of
the Christian gang Of robbers, lodging
him in Jail here last night.
Little Rock, Ark.-H. X. Maxwell,
one Of the Oldest telegraphers in the
United States, is dead lie was 90 years
Of age and has been an operator for 40
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23


A Turkish village wa. des,ro,ed hy
BulgsriaHs.
Diseased horse meat has been sold to
Chicago lsbofors.
There wa, public meeting at London
on the silver question.
Brazil and France have agreed to sub.
NIT the boundary dispute TO the King Of
Sweden.
Members OF the Parliament favorable TO
currency reform have formed parlia.
mentary committee.
Secretary OF Agriculture Morton pave
the salaries Of employees who favor BIZ
metallism In silver.
The President has appointed Luke C.
Hayes Of South Dakota Indian agent at
Fort Beisnap agency, Mont.
an advance oiwages, ranging from 0
to 10 per cent hS. been granted the
wire drawers at Cleveland rolling mills.
The first Chinese wheclman's club in
America has been formed at PLiladel.
phia. Woo Head and Nun Sing are at
the head Of IL, aud have leased a hall on
Rice street as headquarters and for eye.
lers' riding academy
4 report has been received NJ the
Navy department from Admiral Nor.
ton, made NJ Rio de Jeneiro, before he
sailed with the Newark" for Capeiown.
In which he says that the iriendliness
Of the Brazilian people for the United
States Is very marked. Very frequently
the flags Of United States and Brazil are
seen ON the streets together. and the
government Of the United States IL fire.
quen,ly cheered by the people.
Honolulu, Aug. lO.--A cable PROPOSE.
ton OF a definite character has been
nnde TO the Hawaiian Goyernnent -hy
Col. Y. :. spauldinR, wealthy sugar
planter, who recently returned from
Europe. The offer seems to be made in
good faith, and has been received with
favor by President Dole and his Cabinet.
The matter will come up in the Senate
on the 18th inst, and II IL thought that
the upper house will ratiiv contract for
the consideration Of the cable.
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HtSurR, Utah, Aueast %, lsp5.
EDiro nNrss


HtSrrR, Utah, Aurusi %, isqb.
EDiro nsfsi
Harvesting has commenced in earnest.
Miss Emily Oyard Of Sal, Lake Civ 1,
visiting her father and iriends here.
Dame ruuor cave We are to have A
wedding here shortly. More alou, II
later.
Our registrar. c. n. Stevens. il quite
busy these DAYS registering the legal
voters Of Heneier.
George Wilson Of Park City STAYED
here on the night Of the 10Th on HE wav
home from Idaho.
Mrs. Erasius Brown Of Park Civ
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Z. Foster this week.
The First elders quorum held n meet.
ing here on Sunday afternoon. Elder
George Ruff Of Coalvlle presiding.
We were highly favored with visitor,
here on Sunday l1si. The following
gentlemen from Coalyille were on the
stand President W. W. Clud. Alma
and Edmond Eldredge. g. Rutland w.
II. Branch. Some good ,etnons were
delivered by the visitors.
A cloud burs; here on the 2oth in the
vicinity oi HntchClaf's rapvop diJ s,,,,.
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TElEGRAPHlC.
Mean..aa,. Anrn.,rt.

Trains held up in Michigan and Neb
raska.
Brice carries Ohio for Cleveland aud
Carlisle.
There istrouble between settlers and
cattlemen In Round valley, Ind.
Governments gold reserve again
saved by the Wall street bankers.
Distribution Of drafts among the Ne1
Peroe Indians commenced yesterday.
Defender" was crippled In the fret
trial race with The "vigilant," and the
race wasssivens 90 tie latter. r-.---s
Denver Aug. 9O.-Twelve bodies 10
lar have been taken out Of the ruins
Of The Gumry hotel, and it IL evident
the deaih'roll, when complete, will
contain twenty.iour or twenty-five
names, possibly mere.
Louisville, KY, Aug. 2O.-on the Big
-Four road, near Lawrenceburg, Ind.
this morning, the operator threw the
H"lteh wrong and an engine and Fix
cara were ditched. The engineer was
killed and five passengers injured.
London, Aug. 2O.-A Constantinople
dispatch to the Daily Telegraph says.
The collection Of the arrears Of tares
in the Moosh district IL accompanied
with deeds Of revolving cruelty. The
Armenians liberated under the amnesty
have been rearrested on uumped up
charges.
Pittsburg, Aug. 2O,-An explosion at
furnace up Of the Carnegie Steel Com.
panY at Braddock, at . O'Clock this
morning, killed eight men, injurlng
sixteen more and destroying $50 900
worth Of property. Five Of the Injured
will die. All killed and injured were
Hungarians except James Harrison, the
foreman. Their names have not been
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

Eastern passenger rates are demon
allied.
The Hawaiian government signs the
Pacific cable contract.
Twenty-one bodies have been re.
covered from the Denver hotel ruins.
The great Coliseum Of Chicago has
collapsed and is total wreck.
Ohio Democrats voted silver down
and nominated Campbell for governor.
Senator Harris will stay by his party
no mater what action II takes on the
silver question.
The United States Government will
PROBABLY make Peremptory demand'on
France for the release Of ex-Consul
Waller and the payment Of satisfactory
indemnity.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. lo.-Tribune
special.-Morian orteporitz, a default.
ing Pole, who swindled number Of
Rock Springs merchants, was inter.
cepted mere Ast evening by Marshal
Carr and sent back to Rock Springs to
answer the charge made against him.
Washington DC, Aug. 10, 1885,
The comptroller Of the Currency has
issued his abstract Of the condition Of
the eleven National banks Of Utah at
the close Of business July Il. II shows
total resources 80, az, 7O2. Total speei. /
,557,l77. Capitol stock, 100000. Sur. |
plus, S7O9,2jO. Undivided profits
sl7g,l7o. Individual deposits, ,255o,. |
i5s, Average reserve, 1895 per cent. an
increase Of 800 per cent since last re.
port.