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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-18

GREENSDORO-RI Il feet and
falling. Clear and pleasant.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l6 feet and
falling. Clear and cool.
OIL CITY-itlvCr ! foot inch and
stationary. Clnnr and pleasant.
WAItREE-l,ivcr Z Of n foot. Clear
and warm.
PlT'rSBURGIt-Iti 1l.3 feet and
falling ut the dam. Weather clear and
warn.
STEUBENVlLLE-Ilivcr 10 feet In
chcs and rising. Clear and warm. As
far as heard from the coal fleet has pass
cd the Stnubenvillc bridge and the
Browns Island ObstructIOn8 safely.
Some boats double trIppcd. Up-lilainc.
Cruiser, virginia. Advance, Charles
Clark. Down-FrnHlI Gilmore, j.. D.
Wood. Pacific M. Q, j. C.. Fisher. Joe
Walton FallIc, II. X. bedford. Bertha,
Nellie Walton. ]. W. Allies. Valiant.
Robert y. JunlIm, Monterey, Percy
kelsey, ]. n, EuntOn. Little Prod. Tom
Lyle.
Observation-Disclosures IL feet I In
ChcS and falling Cloudy aud cool. Up
Elaine. Bob Ballard. Liberty Down.
Nancy. Little Kanuwha still out OF
lock. 1.
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Trade was good along the wharf yes
tcrday.
The wharf boat has been removed n
Dttlc higher up the river.
The Lor"na Is the GAINESVILLE packet
Tomorrow. leaving at ! n. m.
The river marks last night indicated
Il feet and slowly rising. Temperature.
clear and warm.
The packets for Pittsburgh Tomorrow
are tn, Ruth and Ben Hur. 4 a. H.. :;
Keystone State. a. m.
+, The Virginia loft yesterday morning
ut a. nj. for Pittsburgh: she viii re-
turn on Sunday morning. TO leave for
Cincinnati.
The Elaine was up the river ycstcr-
day afternoon and left for Pittsburgh ut
J o'clock. She will be here for parllGrs-
burg, Sunday morning.
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AN INTERESTING CASE

Is the Trial ofthe Two Jucnckes FOR Rob.
berry OF the Maxwell Nlsnsiom-Contru.
dictory Testimony by Mrs. Jurnckr.
The most interesting case before tho
criminal court this term Is that OF John
and Fannie Jucncke for rohing the Max
well residence. which is at present occu-
plying the minds OF the jurors and
Judge Hugus 1t was resumed ycster-
day morning, and dragged slowly
through the day, without much evidence
OF an interesting character being given.
The morning session was devoted
principally to the taking OF testimony
proving the good character OF the de-
PENDANTS. Messrs. John Myles, John
Frank and John Henderson all swore
that John Juencke was up to date" In
all his former business transactions.
Officer Schnupp testified that he rec
oEniZed the hat and coat which We're
introduced as evidence as belonging TO
the man he caught leaving the Max
we'll property. but escaped by jumping
over the railing at the Market. street
creek bridge. He could not say whether
the man was Juencke or not, but
thought he was.
Mrs! Juencke took the stand to tes-
tify in her own behalf. and denied being
In any way implicated In the robbery.
She was instructed 10 identify the goods
which had been admitted as evidence
the day before and which she claimed
to be her own. She did so. and occupied
most OF the day In doing 1t. She went
over the articles piece by piece and told
when, where and how she secured them.
II she had bought any OF the articles
she told how much they cost and where
she purchased them. The PARTICLES
which Mrs. Bennett had identified the
day before as being the same as taken
by her from the Maxwell property were
among those which Mrs. Juenckc sworc
were her own. and included linens. .laces,
silk dresses and all kinds of wearing
apparel.
The day was taken up with like tes-
timony. and at { o'clock the court ad-
tourrned to meet this morning again at
half past nine.
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By using The New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new REM
cdy Is a great surprise on ACCOUNT OF
Its exceeding promptneSs In relieving
palm In the Kidneys. Bladder and Back
in male or female. II relieves reten-
ton OF water. and pain In passing It
almost Immediately. Save yourselves
by using this marvellous cure. Its use
will prevent fatal consequences In al
most nll cases by MS great alternative
and healing powers. Sold by II. IL.
List. Druggist. Wheeling. W. Va.
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vANpERBlLr's CONDITION.
There " No Change Electric batteries
Ilelig Uhrl on Iiin,,


NEW YORK, July 17.-At $50 p m.
II was said that there was no change
IN the condition OF MIR. Cornelius VAN
dcrbllt, and had been none during tho
afternoon.
Miss Grace Wilson, the nancCc, OF
Cornelius Vanderbilt, IT,, accompanied
by her mother, drove up TO the Wander.
bllt mnnpion this afternoon md mndc
Inquiry regarding tho condition OF Mr..
Vanderbilt, md they left cnrda request
Ing that they be sent to the chamber
or tho sick man. a.. E
Mira. Vanderbilt In IN constant attend
ancc ut tho bedside OF her husband. Two
electric batteries are bcInE fused on the
patient and leo IL being constantly M.
piled 10 Ills head to prevent the clot
OF blood which brought about The para
lytlc stroke from becoming fixed.
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Charleston. July Is. " i-1A
ci"rs,hurg Man highly ironored.

VPVSTNI BTSFuIVH 10 INt ENCOURAGEMENT.
ClARkSBURG, W. Va, July IT,
John W. Davis. brilliant young law
yer of this place. and son OF Hon. John
J. Davis. was notified yesterday OF his
appointment 10 the chair of commercial
law In Washington and Lee university.
and wired his acceptance the same
evening. The position was unsOuGht By
MIR. Davis and this unexpected triumph
wHs 4 source Of surprise and gratSlca-
ton to his friends. many OF whom will
regret to lose him from the bar Of Har-
rISon county. especially in view Of the
fact that he Is very much devoted 10
the active practice Of his profession.
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The West Virginia state nominating
convention OF the Prohibition party will
meet this afternoon In connection with
the Prohibition assembly Mt the
Moundsvil!e camp grOundg and place In
nomination full state ticket, lnclud-
inG presidential electors. Captain Frank
Burt OF Warrington. has been men
toned In connection with the domination
for governor. The convention Is mnSa
convention In which all who intend to
act with that party. can vote,
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which 10 managed successfully, after
wards engaging In the towboat buSi-
ness, being associated with S. i. Dana,
under the name OF the Knnawhn \ Ohio
Transportation Company.
After u pleasant association OF six
yGnr9 the company dissolved, Capt.
Sentz continuing In the tOwbont bust
mesa until 1859, when he retired, and
has since been living quietly ut his
home ut Spring Hin.
Capt. ScntI during his business career
established n record OF which any man
may well be proud The local banks
are not only willing TO lonn him money
at any time. but have invited his
patronage. assuring him that his "sin-
gle name" paper will be good whenever
presented.
His family relations urc the hnp-
pest and His deeds of charity. though
quietly performed. have been many. AS
n gentleman. a neighhor and n friend
he has reputation exccliPd by no one.
and In his nomination M only Kama
wha county, but the entire state will
be honOTcd.
kASAWNA, COUNTY.
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Special Dispatch to the IntelliSencer.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. July 1.-THE
pension Office to-day notified Senator Ell
kins that n widows pension. At the
rute OF sl2 per month. had been grant
ed To Louisa Lewis, OK Clifton. Mason
COUNTY, and Q pension NJ the rate Of s.
per month each 10 her two children, 10
date from April II, 1891.
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Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, > n. m.
rnrkcrs5nrE. BEN HUR. II n. NJ.
Stcuhrnville.. ENOS TAYLOR. 2:50 p. m.
Darlington. LEVEL. go p. IN.
Pittsburgh. ELAINE. , p: m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston III. X. BEDFORD, $50 a.. m
Parkersburr LIBERTY. II n. NJ.
StCub"nvillc.. ENOS TAYLOR, 800 p. m.
Darlington. ..JEWEL. 800 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
GAINESVILLE. ..LORENA. { a. m.
Pittsburgh. RUTH. u. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE; STATE, 6 n. m
Sistcrsvillc. JEWEL. Il. IN.
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J. GENERAL NOTICES,
BOARD]0F EQUALIZATION AND APPEALS
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Public notice Is hereby given to MI per;
sons Interested that the assessors elected
by tho council OF the city OF Wh"eltrs
nave completed their assessment for ma
year 1886 and made return thereof 10 Ely
Office. ANY person wishing TO appeal from
said assessment or desiring any rorrC,,-
tons lnadG will appear Mt the City liUIId;
INK bttdtu the Bonrd Of Equalization ara
n. m.Sns!thc said board will meet NJ such
times ~ tho said City Building to hear all
objections to said assessment and rtN*"
and correct the same:
First ,,Wnrd-Monday, July 81.
Secuted Wnrtl-,Tuesday July y.
Third .Wn,rl--W Wednesday, lilly -.
Fourth Wnrd-ThursdAy, July 30.
Seventh Word-Friday, July 81.
ElfiM Ward-Monday, August 5
SiNlh Wnrd-TucSdAy. August I.
E'Sntlt Ward-Wedncsday August
nntH CHAS. L. DANNENEE:EG,,
1ylGIS City Clerk
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lmcrrnsc ufimnnlrrut,nn,

WASHINGTON, u. c., July ia
statement prepared by the commission.
or OF Immigration shows tho number OF
Immigrants who arrived IN this country
during tho fiscal year epded June 30,
lS9G, to have been 3l3,9G7, NJ compared
with 9iS,536 during the fiscal year 1895,
or the whole number ~, iG6 We're males
and 130,S0l females.
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on struck In CONCERNED Territory

Special Dispatch to the IntclliGcncer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. July IL
John Thay * Company struck n one
hundred barrel well in the Cow run
sand in til. Waverly field. It was on an
eleven acre tract belonging 10 an old
negro named Jackson. The strike was
unexpected. as Il was in condemned ter
ritorY
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INSURANCE.
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
4 County. West Virginia.
George Grow. brother Of Barnett Crow
dcCcnHcd: John Crow, son OF David
Grow; y. n. Grow, Mary Coster W. d.
Crow. Melssn Van Vlarah. George W.
Grow. John Crow. son Of Joseph Grow:
Della Nnn Vlarah and Alu,id Crow.
Nancy Whitlntch' md Evn L.: Grow.
hlnlutlfS, w. Susan Grow: widow, OF
narnott Grow: Mary, c. Shirley. William
NJ. Crow, Barnett Alonzo Grow, George
Willinm Grow. son Of Potter Grow, de-
conHcd; Marion Francis Grow. james
lsichnrd Grow. Perry II. Grow. Peter F.
Grow, Josinh Crow. Peter Grow and a.
Jackson Grow, and all unknown heirs OF
Barnett Crow, deceased. defendants.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
The defendants will tnkc notice TINT tho
dispositions OF y NJ. Grow, John Crow,
son OF Dhvid Grow, deceased, AMI othdrs,
VIII be tAkon ut tho Office OF W. p. Hub.
hnrd, No. li2l Chnpllnc street, Wheeling,
West virginia, on Monduy. August 4. 1871,
between tho hours Of eight o'clock II. m.
ana Sl$' O'Clock y, H., to DO read nv evil
ucnce ~ the above CnuSc on behalf OF tho
plaintiffs. sI - '''s
And II. from my cause, tho taking OF tho
said dcnoSitlOnH shall not be cOmmcncrl,
or being commenced shall not h0 com.
plctcd on tho dry aforesaid tho taking
OF mo same VIII hn adjourned from time
10 tiillc, nj thu same place and bctwcru
the aane hours. until the game shall be
WM. p HUBBARD,
lSh-m Attorney for Plaintiff
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xANAwHA's CANDIDATE
Capt. James II. Scmtt, f"r tho State Trcn
y urrrshlp- Sketch bf M, Career.

Is ntrrNhip- Sk''rh Ut tits Career.
no tho Editor OF tho latCllIEcncrr.
siR;-capt, Jamcu II, Scnts, OF Kn-
nnwha, whose name viii DO presented
to tho rarkcrsburg convention us n
candidate for state treasurer, mny be
considered not only tho candidate of
knnuwhu county, hut practically OF tho
Third congressional district.
Capt, Scnta Is II native of this county
md hus, spent all his life here. At tho
ngu OF twcnty.thrvu he NnEngcd IN tho
mercantile business, nnd four ycnrs
later lie purchased II local river packet,
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New pnrl"rcHr Line between Pittsburgh
Wh-eiin. and Parkcr>burr

VIII open July 20. via Pan Handle
route and Ohio River railroad. Leave
Pittsburgh union station. $40 n m, city
time. arrive Wheeling l1:35 n. m. Par
kersburg $50 p. III. Leave parkcrsburs
$40 p. m. Wheeling 7 p. m. arriv.
Pittsburgh 9:20 p. M. city time. daily,
except Sunday. tth&s.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

No. 50. TweHty-second street, store an!
living rooms ~ big bargain. II bougs.
Mt once. Look II up at once.
Chapine Ind Eoff street lots. We haya
some OF thafew desirable lots In the SIKH
ward on th&-Aiarket
No. sIS Chapline street, desirable RESI-.
dcncc cheap.
Corner lots J0x1oo on Forty-second an!
jacob street at special bargain.
We are Offering special Inducements ia
building lots.' Call and see us before buy.
ing elsewhere. f'-, FL
Money 10 loan on property on shc,t
notice. All amounts.
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FOR SALE

a new house at a barEnin on fl or,,
sale: . rooms, bath room, both ggsSy !itI
mnntcls,S tile hGnrths and rood s,s ,i2N
lot ilSl2j4foGt. ThG.house is iil,Di.HasOGy'i
Will sell FURNISHED or unfurnIshrI, ma Is
easy terms. a rare chance to RET az ~, =;
houre cheap. Possession given nj n SWs
No. 10 South York street. O"'t
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Thco. ". rink. Q choS. ). rraunll,A.
FINK & BRAUNLICH.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
1873 Market street. ,pLou, s,,
FOR RENT

No. $50 Main street. both gases,
rooms ..,,,......,........,., IllN
No. aS7 Main street, saloon, with hAr'
and fixtures, both gases, ana
rooms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. M
No. 1912 Main street, store room, !. !
No, 1916 Min street, store room. 49,. i! X
No. lG"0 Main street. store room i;g
No. 1914 Maln street. rooms. ii I
No. .jql Main strcct.m................ Jg
Stable q w aud stable 50 o.
Summer residence Pleasant Valley. ira
Summer residence Pleasant Valley. rs
Residence National Road. 9S
No. 129 Fourteenth street ...........,
No. 1925 McColloch street. .:sn
No. 1919 Alley H...................... III
No. 1862 Main street. rooms......... iS
No. 10i Thtrty.thIrd street. store room
Three rooms, Pleasant Valley,....... 81
FOR SALE.
Two brick houses and full lot, core
lot for $l,IbG.
lots McAlcchen.
lots Enh Grove.
No; 70 Zann street, store room and
No. iSiS Main street, Si.G00.
No, ~ and 3221s Market street.
No. &C Seventeenth street. rooms boa
No. $50 Main street..
Sixteenth street residence, H5l
Nos. 49, and 49, National road.
r No. o. Sixteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
S!S-roorTed house. Peninsula.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary PUB
lie and Pension Attorney. No. 10: Mar
ket street. 49, iYij
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE


a very desirable residence and business
property. corner Main and Tenth streets
| No. Gl Fifteenth street. / rooms. brick.
No: l6l Si.teenth street. lot 2oxla1 feet
a fine residence In Pleasant Valley.
Nos. 100 and l9S Seventeenth street
No. Kentucky street, I rooms.
StorerooMS and dwellings renting tos
!lSl w per month, corner Market and
Twentieth streets. pays II per cent.
No. kentucky street. lot S0xl40 feet
A fine residence on Virginia street Al
modern convenience: price low.
No, 2el2 Chapllne street, large brick
building.
No. IS 18th street. { rooms and stnbie.
No. lSG 18th street, 5 rooms and stabIa
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth stree.
No. III 18th street, rooms and bath.
No. 1905 Chapline street, rooms.
No. 1878 Chapltne street. 9 rooms.
Lot on:Matn ST., between 2ed and Esd Str
lots on North Wabash street.
No. 81 South Broadway. residence o. J.
Z. Hughes Esq.
Lot 46xl3D North York street.
Lot No. 90 Indiana St, rooms, modern
No. q n. Wabash St, 6 rooms. cheap
a fine lot in Pleasant Valley.
No. 1SNermont street. rooms: lot 95xla
feet; $500.
The Bloch property on North Main S.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RlNEHART & TATUM.
Tho City Bank Building.
Telephone 2le. sp:i
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06

The Pope Modites His Order Regarding
Catholic Members.

CuICAG0. Feb. 29--The Review. a
Catholic paper of this city, publishes an
important decree Of the Roman propa-
ganua, given in Rome under date of
Jan. lG, 1896, which moditiee consider
ably DEGREES previously issued from that
tribunal in condemnation Of the socie-
ties of Odd Fellows Knights Of Pythiaa,
and Sons OF Temperance. Catholics
who had belonged 10 those societies be-
fore the publication Of the coudemnatory
DEGREES are now allowed to leave thor
names upon the rolls Of those societies
and to pay into treasury duua and as
sessments wherever pecuniary loss or
serious detrlment would follow from Il
complete severance Of the tiee. The
general prohibition still remains as to
any other participation in the proceed,
ings of the societies. Particular casee
however. Offering difficulties to priests in
their spiritual direction are to be re.
ferred for adjudication to the apostolic
delegate in Washington instead Of bpinp
sent as heretofore to the congrcgation in
| Rome
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has confessed its insolvency and gone
into the hands of receivers.

has confessed its insolvency and gone
into the hands of receivers.
John X. Cowcn, its president, and
Oscar G. Murtay, its third vice prcsi
dent, will hereafter operate it for the
| benefit of the creditors and bondholders
under the direction Of the United States
court This action was taken tonight
after prolonged struggle against the
inevitable and vas Immediately the re-
suit Of the failure Of the directors TO ne
gotiato loan to provide for interest and
other payments due and about to be-
come due.
For several years, however, the road
has been losing money, and while the
collapse coming at this time was sur
prise, but few believed it could be
aycrted much longer.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06

without Change Via "The M,lwaukee.'
On every Saturday during the winter
an elegant Pullman tourist sleeper will
leave minneapolis 1875 a. m st, Paul
(S:35 q. M and arrive at Los Angeles,
Cal, at G;30 p m. tho following Wednes-
day, via "THE MGLwAUKEfs" famous
"Hedrick Route to Kansas City, thence
via the A., 7. i S. +. railway through
southern California.
A most delightful winter route to the
coast.
Quicker time is made via this route
between IT, Paul and Minneapolis and
California than by any other line
Rate per double berth, &G through
from st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Leave st, Paul and Minneapolis every
Saturday morning, arriving at Los An.
geles every "Wednesday afternoon.
For bortha, complete information, and
lowest r-tos apply to "THE MILWAUKEE
agonts, ST Paul or Minneapolis, or ad
dress }. II. CoNLEY,
Asst, Cen. Pass. Aet., 81. Paul, Mimi.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06

The Party in Indiana Names Il tat.
Ticket,
INDlANAroLI-, Feb. 25.--At the pro-
hibition convention yesterday fund Of
several thousand dollars was pledged,
The platform raafirms belief in prohbi-
ton and declares for woman suffrage,
free coinage Of gold and silver at lG to /,
and government ownership Of natural
monopolies. a direct vote Of the people
for the president and senators is to be
demanded. The issuing Of bonds TO
maintain the gold standard is denounced.
A full state ticket Was nominated with
Rev. f. C. Shoas Of Tarre Haute for GOV
ernor at the head
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Z, Holt s. Finley 7, Pratt ., Dyche l,
Hunter 4, Worthington 9, Blanford 3,
Buckner 5. Carlisle l. The Joint assem-
bly then adjourned.
TWO INSANE MEN.

tuurn at Warm springs.
Friday Afternoon the time of the
court was manly given to the cyamiua-
tioO Of TWO cases of alleged nsarity Dr.
GeIsthorpe and DR.. Sweat were the ex-
aiming physicians,
The first case WAS that Of Mike koken,
a coal miner, who appears to have
worked ia Belt and Sand Cou ce. He is
the man who carried away Mrs. Nc.
! Iloeky's htte child the other evening
and left it ia ditch, where it was found
! by q miner in the morning after the
frantic parents and a host Of friends had
spent the night III vain search for the
missing man and child. Mr.. McClosky,
the father Of the child related this in.
cidant and said tnat koken had been "a
little or for some time, but he never
before knew him to dO any harm. lie
was not violent LOr quarrelrome. bat sgw
VISIONS occasionally and had "epells
when ne did not appear TO know what be
was dolng and had no memory Of these
occurrences aiterwarj. EOkra himself
testified l2 d rambling way that he -uf
'.rnn lrom pans 10 the head aud Wa
uahit" a. @.s"p nights AID said soju"-
hlN@ Was t.s uatt with Ills mjud by
rp@.s. II "a@ .r.ae.t.v IT, very bad
s'.'. }-l--'I,. pie a.r.- ard lmb- .
ueam.iu- as te faltat. lie wu, ordered /.
gM n''tai -~ au 'p~ata -ar@2u.
'"@ .""na#E "~a t.H rawr ot the .
NH". " '.' ''> person a,..ru the
...r. "r rN.u.nt.Hn |s +" Li- sanity. .
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06

New Line to pe0rla, via The Milwaukee,"
Commencing Sunday, Sept. %, 1895,
the Chicago, Milwaukee, & ST Paul rail-
"ny VIII inauBurato daily through buffet
sleeping car service between St. Paul,
Minneapolis and Peoria, H., passing
through Faribault, Owatonna, Austin,
MarahalltOWn, OskalooBa, Keitheburg,
etc. Leayo Minneapolis 400 p. IN. and
st. Paul 40 p. m. daily, arriving
fooria 1000 O'Clock next morning. For
particulars apply to local ticket agents,
or address j. r. CoNLEY, Assistant Gen.
eral Passenger agent, St Paul, MINI.
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MIGHTY WisSGtk

The Great Baltimore Il Ohio Road in the
Hands of Receivers.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2J.--The Baltimore
d Ohio railroad company, one Of the
oldest and most extensive trans,orta-
tion systems in the United States and
until recently one of the most profitable,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06

VNTANTED-Seve Trustworthy gentlemen or
w ladies to travel in Montana for estabish
reliable house. Salary $3.50 and ex penses. Steady
position. Enclose reference ana self addressed
stamped envelope. The Dominion Company
Third floor, Omsha building. chicago, III.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06

Hunter Withdraws From the Kentucky
Senatorial Fight.
FEAHgroKT, KY, Feb, 29-The with
drawal Of Hunter from the senatorial
fight was announced. The ballot re-
suited as follows: Blackburn G1, Ben
1ett 4, Burnsm 6, s. II. Stone s, Doboe
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06

CHlc>"o, Feb, 23 Ed Corrigan today
declared off the $4,000 Chicago derby of
1896, 70 which there were 2Il entries.
No payments have been maar, but first
declarations are due next Monday.
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WANTED Several trustworthy gentlemen or
W ladies' To travel In Montana for ostnbl ished
rolinhIe honse, Salary $3.50 and oxpensos. Steady
pOsiti0l. knclrss rsfsrsncs and self add ressod
stamped envelope. Tho Dominion Company.
Third hoor, Omaha building, Chicago, I'll.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06

LoNpoN, Feb. 2S Lord Dunraven to-
day waa gazetted lord lieutenant of Linn
erick.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06

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