Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-11
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Eight or ten inches of snow fell in
the northern part of Chautauqua
county, New York, Monday and the
storm is still raging.
Munzesheimer &- Daube, Ardmore,
|. r., general merchandise, assigned
Monday. The liabilities will exceed
S1OO, O0O with assets in excess of that
sum-
John E. Wilkes, one of the Oldest
dry goods merchants in Grand Rapids,
Mich, has filed chattel mortgages ag.
gregating $4,000 for the benefit of his
creditors
Official advices from Manila, the cap.
ital OF the Philippine islands, says that
the Spanish troops have defeated a
force of 1900 rebels at Montaloan.
The insurgents lost GO men killed and
the Spanish had only one killed.
Beginning Tuesday morning, the
wages of large number of the Dold
Pa cking Coz employees in Kansas City
will be raised from 25 to rs cents per
day. The company is also contem-
plating important improvements in its
plant.
| Judge Foster, of Fort Scott Kas- u,
granted an order temporarily restrain
| ing Receiver Johnson from taking con-
troll of Santa Fe property in the state.
The hearing of the application for a
permanent writ of injunction is set for
November 23 at Topeka.
For several days heavy deposits of
gold have been made in Philadelphia,
the total amount received by banks,
trust companies and savings funds be.
ing placed at $500, 200. The gold was
generally withdrawn and boarded to
await the outcome of the election.
The fight between Solly Smith, of
Los Angeles, CAL, and Willie Smith,
the featherweight champion of Erg-
| land, for purse of $500, took place
Monday night at the National Sporting
club, London. The American was
awarded the fight in the eighth round.
The annual session of the Associa-
tion of Official Agricultural Chemists
closed in Washington Monday. A
number of members were designated
to report on various subjects at tho
next annual session, the time and place
of which was left to the executive com
mittee.
At Column bia, No, during the game
Monday between the elevens of the
University of Missouri and the low;
university, the former withdrew IRON
the field and the game was awarded t.
the latter by Il score Of 6 to 0. Ques
tionable decisions by Referee Dean, o
Iowa, caused the withdrawal.
The condition Of Hen. Hugh j. Jew
ett was somewhat improved Tuesday
although he is still in very precari
GUS condition. Mr. Jewett was for
merly president of the Erie railroad
He is the father of Mr.. George NJ. jew
EFT, who ran for congress on the Bryan
silver platform against Baker in th
Maryland Second district at the recen
election.
Prof John Augustus Hugo Gylden
the celebrated Swedish astronomer
died Tuesday. Mr.. Gylden was borl
in Helsingfors, Finland, in 1S4l. ii
! was a member of the Academy of Sci
ences of Stockholm, n correspondent
of the Institute. of France, an Office
of the Legion of Honor, and the au
thor of a number of Astronomical
works of note
The Weather
wAsHISGIoS. Nov. l0-For Ohio-Wet
nesday rain: warmer; brisk increasing to hig
southerly winds.
For Kentucky-Showcrs Wed dnesdGy; warn
} er: southerly winds
, For West Virginia-W Wednesday shower:
, warmer southsrly winds.
For Indiana-wednesday rain or snow an
colder; high southerly wiris