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1T IS A NOTED CASE
ReceiverShip of the Oregon Short Line
and Utah Northern.
UP BEFORE JUDGE MERRITT
Eminent Lawyers Reclte the His
tory of the Proceedings and
VIII Be Busy for a Day
or Two in Salt Lake.

Salt Lake, June 6.-The Oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern receiv-
ership case came up before Judge Mer-
ritt this morning. Distinguished law
yers were present for both sides of
the case. Mr.. Storey, for the Amer
lean Loan & Trust company, opened
the proceedings by reciting the history
of the now notable case He said
the interest on the mortgage was in
default, and the traffic contract having
been broken by the Union Pacific. IL
had no claim; therefore the loan and
trust company demanded it's rights
under the mortgage. 1t was wrong to
place both interests, which were adj
verse to each other. in the same
hands. The loan company offered to
pay the interest on the first mortgage,
and asked the termination of the
Union Pacific receivership. Senator
Thurston said: 1--WE are willing. IL
you pay, but you ask the court to raise
the money by receivers certificates"
Storey said they only asked the right
to pay II out of their own property.
Judge Merritt made several inquiries
as to the intention to leave out the
Utah Southern extension, and was in
formed that such was not the inten-
ton, but there was no direct assur-
ance that the loan and trust company
would take that extension. Judge
Sanborn, representing the first mort
gage bondholders. argued against the
separate receivership. He said the
larger interest was in behalf of those
who ask for the retention of the five
receivers now in charge of the Union
Pacific.
If the loan company would pay the
first mortgage defaulting interest then
it would have a right to ask for a sep
arate receiver. but they do not pay the
interest. and in asking for the issue
of receivers certificates for that pur-
pose they practically ask the court to
borrow the money.
Mr.. Hall followed in the interest of
the Oregon Short Line company He
objected to the issue of receivers GER
tificates and claimed that only a por-
tion of the road was to be taken. as
agreed upon with the loan company.
and it was an effort to dismember the
road and increase the Indebtedness of
the Short Line. p. L. williams, repre-
senting the Union, Pacific and the local
stockholders, said that IL a receiver
was appointed IL should be stipulated
and that the receiver should be some
man who was acquainted with all the
interests. Judge Marshall. for the
loan and trust company. said the suit
by which the five receivers were ap-
pointed was a collusive suit. and the
parties did not represent any of the
creditors of the Union Pacific. He
urged that the claim Of the loan COM
pany to a receiver was a right which
could not be denied. The argument
will be continued tomorrow.
Denver, June 6.-Col. ID. c. Dodge of
the Rio Grande & Western. has been
hastily summoned to Salt Lake for a
with Receiver Egan of the
Oregon Short Line, confirming, in a
measure. the rumors that the Short
Line was arranging for an Eastern
outlet to Chicago through Denver
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Hong Kong. June s.-Advfces from
Taipeh Flu, Formosa, describe affairs
in that town as still in a choatic con-
dition. The native quarter has been
burned During the confagratfon a
magazine exploded and killed 80 Chi
nese. The German gunboat Itlis fired
on the Chinese forts at Hebe, presum-
ably because a merchant steamer with
Tang. the former president of the So
called republic of Formosa, was on
board. with a number OF refugee Chi
nese soldiers. and was not allowed to
leave. The forts were silenced by the
fire Of the gunboat. Subsequently the
merchant steamer proceeded. The
British cruiser Rainbow left this morn
ing for Tamusi.
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ON THE TRACK.

San Francisco. June 6.-Josephlne and
Greenback ir. were the only winning favorites
to-day at the Bay district Tamalpais, at 30 TO
I, and Imp Ivy. at 10 TO 1, furnished the sur
prises OF the day, the latter, however. being
very heavily played by W. o. Macd enough.
who also reaped a harvest on Garcia az to in
the last race.
-Four and half furlongs. maldens, 2-year-
olds-Josephine won, Theresa X second .
Lindavista third; time, 81. A bout six furlongs
-Tamalpais won. De La Guerra second. Hail
fax third; time. 1;l5k. About six fur ongs-
Greenback ir. won, Imp. Calphurnus. second,
Mount Carlos third; time, 1:l4A. Five furlongs
handlcap-Imp. Ivy won. Hymn second, Quirt.
third; time. 1;iOA. Mile-Garcla won, Del
Norte second. Bernardo third; time, 1:42
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the instance of the interstate COM
merce commission, at least four of the
most prominent railway lines of this
section, together with several big East
ern lines. will be served with papers
of arrest; also a prominent Wisconsin
firm of malsters. Among the rail-
roads implicated are the Chicago. Mil
waukee & st. Paul and Elgin, Joliet &
Eastern. The complaint is conspiracy
for the purpose of fraud. 1t is charged
the roads implicated have been able
TO reap big advantage by means of
making false weights and returns. Cars
containing, say 10000 pounds of malt.
would be shipped as 25.O00 and so on.
Some larger firms. finding themselves
undersold in Eastern markets, began
a systematic investigation. which re-
suited in a discovery of the false
weights
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TO CHECK THE REBELS.
Spain VIII send Lot of Soldiers
to Cuba.

to Cuba.
Madrid, June 6.-Captain General
Martinez de Sapos sent a cable mes
sage TO the Spanish government an
nouncing several insurgent leaders are
expected to effect a landing in Cuba.
and, owing to fresh disturbances on
the island. asks for reinforcement of
six battalions of infantry. The cabinet
decided TO send 10 additional battaI-
lions TO Cuba without delay.
Republicans In the chamber of dep
uties to-day formulated a resolution
asking the government to respect n
free discussion OF Spanish affairs. es-
pecially referring to the insurrection in
Cuba. The resolution was rejected by
an overwhelming majority of 132 to 10.
Havana. June Ga dispatch from
Manillo. province de Cuba. announces
the surrender to Spanish authorities
there of the well-known insurgent lead
er Foncesca Santisete Bar Gueverra.
The insurgents commanded by Maso
have burned the village of Gisa.
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In st. Louis.

st. Louis. June 6-The talent could only pick
three out Of the six winners at Fair Association
park to-day. The event of the day was the
Mlssisslp ppl Valley stakes, a sweepstake for 3
year-ods and upwards, value s2,OOa There
was hot tip on orrigans The Iron Master. who
was said to have been shipped here to win the
event He was jumped on by the sports and
backed down from even money to TO 10 in a
short time. Later the price went back to even
money and many thousands were put up at
these figures. The Iron Master got on fourth.
but was pOcketed for while. Ben Lomond
took the lead and burned the track to the head
Of the stretch when he dropped out OF IT. and
Pocahontas and The Iron Master had an argu-
ment for first place until nearing the wire.
when san Bias, a 100 to 1 shot. quietly slipped
out and passed the leaders in a drive, winning
by length.
Six furlongs. for 2-year-olds, purse-Mineyer
won: Lottie Altar second: Bridget third; time.
i;i5h. Six furlongs, purse, for 2-year-olds-
Sallle Cuquot won; Ida second, Philleta taird;
time, i:i5. The Mississippi Valley stakes.
sweepstakes for Syear-olds, value 5000, one
mlle-San Bias won, Pocahontas second The
Iron Master third, time. 1:4In. One mile
Ace won. Lizleg second. Salvador third; time.
las. Seven and one-haf furlongs-Our Mag
gle won, First Chance second. Minnie C. third:
time, lax. Four and one-half furlongs-Miss
Maxim won, Rags second. Flute third; time,
II
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A NOISY LOT.
Kentucky Republicans Disband After a
Day of wrangling.

LAY OF "Tanghngs
Louisville. KY, June 6.-The repub-
lican state convention to-day nominat-
ed William ]. Worthington for lieuten-
ant governor, Samuel j. Stone for au-
ditor, Charles Finley for secretary of
state and George Long for treasurer
The republican state convention
closed tonight after a two-days' ses-
sion of exciting contests. The dele
gates had absorbed several hundred
speeches and voted more than all pre-
vious republican delegates in Ken
tucky had voted during the present
generation. There were almost 100
avowed candidates for the state NOM
nations and contests were so intense
that order could not always be main
tained. When the convention took a
recess from to p. m. there were two
nominations to be still made, but a re-
cess was necessary by the inability Of
Chairman Evans to proceed in the
noisy confusion. To-night's session was
even more boisterous than the after
noon proceedings and delegates were
held in their seats until long after mid
night.
meets here June % to decide whether
the Carlisleites for sound money or
the Blackburnites for free silver shall
prevail The republicans think their
old dominant opponents will be so di-
Vided as to give to-day's nominees a
winning chance. The senatorship was
an important factor at this convention.
There are five aspirants for Senator
Blackburn's place. Colonel Brady,
who was unanimously nominated for
governor yesterday. is not in the sem
atorial contest, but should he be elect
ed in November. his name will be pre-
sented next year for the vice presi-
dancN
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NOT STARVING.
Reports of Suffering In Kansas Are
Highly Colored.

Topeka, Kan, June G.-Dr. Eva
Harding. Mrs. NJ. L. Goodwin and Mrs.
J. NJ. Hart. three charitably disposed
ladies Of Topeka. went to Scranton
yesterday to investigate the alleged
destitution among the miners there.
They visited IS families. under the
guidance Of Mayor Nixon. and while
they discovered a good deal Of poverty
and destitution, they found nothing
which would warrant the sensational
stories sent out Of starvation and mis-
cry. All were without money. but each
had a little garden which, with contri-
buttons received. had so far eked out
a living without much IL any attendant
suffering.
The ladies Of Topeka are preparing a
grand charity concert for an early
date, the proceeds OF which will be
forwarded to the Scranton sufferers.
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THE EDUCATORS.
Formidable Array of silver orators foI
the Memphis Convention.

Memphis, Tenn, June 6.-The ar
rangement committee of the silver
convention TO meet here next Wednes-
day to-day announced that the follow
ing speakers had accepted invitations
to address the convention: Congress-
man J. c. Sibley of Pennsylvania. ex-
Gov. l.. b. Prince Of New Mexico, SEN
ator David Turpie Of Indiana, Con-
gresham II. D. Money Of Mississippi.
Senator ]. X. Jones of Arkansas and
Senators Stewar: Of Nevada. j. A
George Of Mississippi. A. ]. McLaurin
of Mississippi and George L. Shoup of
Idaho
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stanford Estate LitiratIon.

san Francisco. June 6.-Counsel for
the Leland Stanford estate continued
the argument in opposition TO the gov
ernment claim for $3.50 0.OO0 in the
United states circuit court to-day. con-
sidering principally the laws OF the
state OF California bearing upon the IL
ability or stockholders in Incorporated
concerns. Counsel contended that the
government should have commenced
ITS action within three years after the
creation OF the liability as provided by
the act OF 1850.
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THREE OF A KIND.
They Will Step Into the Moose To-Dya
and Pay Their Bills.

san Francisco. June 6.-In the state
prison at San Quentin three murderers
viii be hanged tomorrow. The con-
demned men are Patrick Collins. who
stabbed his wife because she would not
continue to relinquish her earnings for
the maintenance Of her husbands de-
bauches; Anthony AzOf. who shot De
tective Harris of the Southern Pacific
70 avoid capture for robbing the rail-
read station at Boulder Creek. and
Amelie Garcia. a Mexican who slew
James Guilimot. an aged resident Of
san Bernandino. because the victim
would not give him his money
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Travellers Protective A..ociotiop.

San Antonio. Texas. June 6-The en-
tire morning hour in the t. p. A. con-
vention was devoted to the discussion
of the amendments to the constitution.
During the afternoon session the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent. J. A. Lee of Missouri; first vice
president. Joseph Wallerstein. Vir-
ginia; national directors. W. A. Kur-
chef and c. II. Michael, Missouri: J.
j. knight. Texas. Terre Haute was
chosen as the next place of meeting.
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BeStow Of Charlton presided A work.
ing committee consisting of a state
chairman and one vice president from
each congressional district. was ap-
pointed The resolutions passed de-
clare that both gold and silver are the
constitutional money Of the country.
and assert the free and unlimited coin
age OF both gold and silver on terms of
equality at ratio OF is 10 I 10 be a
cardinal principle of their faith.
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At Grayesenti.

New York, June s.-The card at Grayesend
to-day WAS very meager, and it was further
married by many scratches. One mile-Owlet
won, Patriclan second. no others ran; time
Ia. six furlonys-McKee won, Manchester
second. Han Stons third; time. i:i7. six fur.
longs-Jenerson won. Merry Prince second,
The Native third; time. I:04. Mile and one
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won. Song and Dance Sec
ond. Ajax third; time. t;5eA. Five furlongs-
Shakespeare won. Patriot second, airline third:
time. l:0ia. Mils-Stowaway won, Ed Kear-
ney second. Chiswick third: time, LAX.
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More Gold for Enrnne.

Colon, June ct is reported here
that all the leaders in the uprising at
Daranquila have been arrested and
placed in prison. The first shipment Of
gold from the Combination mines since
the revolution has just been made.
H.50o,0o0 now being on the way 10 Eu-
rope.
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Cheyenne. Wyo.. June Edwards.
the Rock Springs sheepman. has sona
70 Salt Lake. His friends say ha has
given up the plan OF driving his sheep
across Colorado in opposition to the
wishes of the cattlemen of Routt
county. When here sunday Edwards
said he would make the drive if he
had 10 hire 500 men 10 protect his out
tit.
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clare the company has an equitable
offset against the Thomson-H Houston
company OF s74s.OOO and ask that the
amount due 1t and its assignee OF the
bonded Indebtedness be reduced by
that amount
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STATUE UNVEILED.
The Friend. of the Late Sir John A. Mac.
Donald Out In Large Numbers

Montreal June 6-The greatest pop-
ular demonstrati0n Montreal has s1e0
for years. took place at the unvelling
Of Sir John \. MacDonald's s statue this
afternoon. II was the fourth annlver-
sary Of his death Lord and Lady Aber-
deem and all dominion ministers were
there except Charles Hibbard Turner
leader Of the opposition. and Hon. VII
fred Laurier. All foreign powers were
rerreeenteI
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At Brooklyn-l2: Louisville, IL.
At BIltimore-lO; Chicago, i3.
At Boston-7; Pittsburg. $.
Al New York.; Cincinnati, o.
At WAshlngton-7; Cleveland, 3.
AT Phi-adelphia--6; 81. Louis, q
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DIckInson's successnr.

Washington. June William J.
Coombs of New York has been ap-
pointed by the president government
director Of the Union Pacific railroad,
vice Don NJ. Dickinson.
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Washington, June 6.-Montana-Fair:
showers IN extreme eastern portion:
warmer in northwest portion: northerly
winds
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Des Moines. Iowa. June 6.-The free
silver demOcrats met here to-day In
convention. Ex-Lieutenant Governor
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For This Week
Only.
If You Need
A Watch

Call and examine our stock
and find out our prices.
Goods well bought ale half
sold. We have a very large
assortment of American
Watches, all grades and
prices, which we will offer
very low. Don't miss the
chance.
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FRAUD WILL OUT.

Their Little scheme NiPped In the Bud
Big >windle.
Milwaukee. June 6.-As a result Of
an investigation by the grand jury at
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
MARYLAND GOES REPUB-
LOAN.
KENTUCKY VERY CLOSE,
LARGE REPUBLICAN MAJORiTlES IN
OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA, IOWA AND
MASSACHUSETTS,.

The Results of the Election Yester-
day do not show any Reaction
from Year Ago when the Re-
pub1icana Simply Took Every
thing In Sight.
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JOHN VAN HECKE,
Attorney for Lien Claimant.
PROPOSALS for County Funds.

Notice is hereby given Ivy the undersigned,
that. al I he Office of the County Clerk OF vi
las COZ n v, up to and including the 10Th
day OF .vove.nber, a. ID. 1895, at 8 O'Clock A
NJ. OF that day. will receive proposals for
the deposit OF the county funds OF Villas coun
ty for one year from the first day of Janu-
airy 1896. Said proposals must he filed
with the undersigned and must state the
rate of interest the bidder will pay on daily
balances Of county funds, the interest to be
computed and credited to the county at the
end of each month, and on condition that
such deposit and accrued interest shall be
held subject to draft and payable at all
bond conditin ned for the payment upon de
mand to the county treasurer. or his order,
all moneys deposited whit. and OF interest
thereon at the rate agreed upon. will be re-
quired Of the successful bidder before he shall
be entitled to receive any public moneys.
Said bond must have not less than three sur
cites. residents and free holders of this state,
who shall together he worth i'll property
within this state, not exempt from execu-
ton, over and above their debts and li2bli-
ties. double the amount of the penalty of
said bond, and who shall justify according
ly. Said bond must be approved bv the
county board.
These bids are asked for under the lrovis-
ions OfChapter $50 of the laws of 1898, and
all bidd ,rs. hOnds. agreements etc. will b.
subje It to the conditions thereof.
Given under my hand at the Office of the
County Clerk in Eagle River. wis, lis 9Th
day of November. A. u. 1895.
G. FRANCIS co GILMAN, County Clerk,
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EXTRAORDINARY oFFER.I

The premium supplement OF the
Weekly Pioneer Press, just issued.
contains some of the most hDerai
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per. Articles Of actual utility anu
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This is an admirable opportunity 10
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Send postal card for sample copy OF
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HOW TO PREVENT GROUP

Some reading that will prove inter-
esting to young mothers. How to
guard against the disease.
Group is terror to young mothers
and to post them concerning the cause
first symptoms and treatment is the
object of this item. The origin of
Group is a common cold. Children who
are subjectsto it take cold very easily
and Group is almost sure to follow.
The first symptom is hoarseness; this is
soon followed by peculiar rough
cough, which Is easily recognized and
will never be forgotten by one who
has head 1t. The time to act is when
the child first becomes hoarse. II
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is freely
given all tendency to Group will soon
disappear. Even after tae croupy
cough has developedit will prevent
the attack. There is no danger in
giving this remedy us it contains
nothing injurious. For sale by f.
Beardsley. Druggist.
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+. The Republicans have carried New
York state ''above the Harlem" for
the head of the state ticket by plu-
rality clearly estimated at 1850.
The democrats have carried New
York city by plurality of 1852 for
the head of the state ticket and have
carried Brooklyn by 5000, giving the
state to the Repu blicans by probably
10000, showing net Republican gain
over the election of two years ago of
nearly 10000.
In Maryland Il Republican COVER
i, nor has been elected and also Repub-
lican legislature, assuring Republi-
can United States senator to succeed
Mr.. Gibson, (Dem.)
Every county in Kentucky shows
, large Democratic losses and the re-
suit is so close as to be in doubt.
Louisville gives II, 900 Republican ma
jority. 1t is probable that Bradley.
'(Rep.) is elected Governor and also
that the legislature is Republican.
Briggs, (Rep.) is elected governor
OF New Jersey by 5000" and the legis
latnre is Republican.
Ohio rolls up u Republican majority
OF $4,000 or l0O,0 900 and elects Repub-
lican legislatur which insures the re-
tirement IF Senator Brice and the
election of Republican United States
Senator to succeed him.
Pennsylvania comes to the front
with Republican majority for State
Treasurer of $50, 900. elects six of the
seven judges and Philadelphia is Re-
publican by 10000.
Iowa returns Il Republican majority
for state officers of IS, 900 and legisla-
ture which will re-elect Senator Ali
non.
= Nebraska is safely Republican.
Massachusetts re-elects Governor
;Greenhagle and tbs Republican state
ticket BY $4,000.
Kansas elects q Republican Justice
OF the Supreme court and regents of
the State university by IL, 900 MAORI
''ty:
Chicago elects all its Republican cam
didates by 10000.
In the Eighteenth Illinois Congress
sional district, Hadley, (Rep.) is elect
ed by 8, 200, u gam of 700.
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School board Proceedings.
Confined from last week.

Sub district No. 3 shall comprise
sections 4, 5, s, Z, s, 8. Is, Il, Is, 10, 20,
30, 80 and all that part OF sections q
and % lying north and west of Eagle
River and lakes and all that part of
section 81 lying north Ct the Eagle
and Wisconsin rivers being all situa-
ted in Town ~ North, Range 10 East,
and sub district No shall also con-
tain within it's boundaries all of town
ship 40 N, Range E.
Sub district No shall comprise all
of townships Al, n and 43, N. Range
ZOE,
Sub district No. 5 shall comprise
Townships Al, AZ and 43, r. E..
Townships AZ and 43 r s L and Town
ships AZ, 43 and a Rsnge Z E.
On motion vice president Carter was
instructed to properly locate Il pump
on the school house grounds in the vii
lage OF Eagle River and when compile
ted to present a bill for same beft re
the board at their next meeting.
On motion board adjourned to Oct
%.
Thos. 3. Walsh, Sec'y.
Oct. 25, 1895.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all members present.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and adopted.
On motion the petition of S. A'n,t,
Aug. Harp, E. Arn:t, Mary Forces
ter and Emma Jensen for a school at
the old Forester mill site, was laid
befnre the board and considered and
upod being convinced that there was
fifteen children of school age at that
place, the motion was carried that a
teacher be employed and the school
started as soon as possible.
On motion bill Of w. L. Garter for
work on pump and draying was al
lowed 5000.
ThOs. E. Walsh, Sec'y.