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GENERAL NEWS,

The Savannah News saysthat Flor,
ida oranges of large size and delicious
hrvor, are sold in that city at one
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

When woman tells you that she
is "doing her own work now,' you
need not take it for granted that she
has previously been doing some one
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

remains of her haplcss mistress. The
rrunk Of her body was entirely con
sumed, while her upper and lower ex-
iremities twerc not injured. The
trunkless head with the hair in curl
papers, was still lca,ripg upon the
right hand and against the wall. The
face was slightly scorched, but neither
the hair nor the curl.papers were
burnt in the least. The room was full
of the offensive burnt odor before
mentioned. 1t was only with the
greatest difficulty that the medical
profession were able to reach the facts
of this case, since the family Of the
dead, woman used every means in
their power to hush thc,-ailair up
No wonder! :
When human being takes fire in
side, and burns UP Of himself. how
does he do it? The world, especially
TIE medical part ef. it, having out
grown the theory Of the visitation of
God on this subject, it became neccs-
sary to account for spontaneous com.
bustion on rational principles. This
theory and tnat have been held by diff
ferent persons, but the most plausible
one seems to be that the combustion
is caused by the explosion Of infla.n-
mable gases generated in n diseased
and depraved organization. The
body Of q patient who died ina hos
pital in France was examined, and
when perforations were made in vari-
Gus parts Of it, a gas issued therefrom
which took fire from the flame of n
candle. $780,
The body Of a living human being
sometimes becomes so diseased that
its natural secretions are depravcd
and perverted. In this state it is sup
posed that certain intlammable gases
are generated, which, mingling with
air and oxygen form ex
plosive mixtures inside the human
body. The generation Of these case:
is attended with heat, and off YOU
.drunkard goes, pop! and nothing is
left of him but greasy smoke. and !
heap Of ashes.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
No REPORT.

In consequence of the land slide in
s-the bluffs near Sioux City we are
without our tclcgraphic report to-
day. The lines will be up to-mor-
row.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

pnQnhnr The new postage law took effect
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Under this law the postage, on newspapers must
be paid al the office where they are mailed
Money can bic sent by draft, money order, ex-
press, OK registered letter, at our risk.
S,pecAl arrangements made with country pub
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

AS the young lady remarked abou.
the infant, elbow sweet; but how
bald for one SO young"
Cheer up, old maids! it's calculated
that when a woman turns 80, unmar-
ried, she still has left l5! chances out
of 100 for getting husband.
At one Of the colored a. M. i.
churches in Columbus, lathe other
night, a woman screamed, "Glory!Isc
jest like soda> water! lse b'ilin'
over!
When a woman tells you that she
is "doing her own work, now,' you
need not take it for granted that she
has previously been doing some one
else's work.
"Altred, darling, tenderly observed
ayoung Milwaukee wife to hcrhns.
band lwish you'd take your ears down
now; Mariar wants to dust the ceiliug
Broohly'a Aryu.
| a poor woman St. Louis went to
doctor the other day for medicine to
check the appetites Of her five children
she being unable to provide sufficient
food for them.
spilkins says that all the perils and
horrors Of maelstrom aren't circums.
stance to the horrors to the horrors Of
hearing fe. male storm on the piano,
next door, from morning till night,
Providence seems to watch over the
little man with big wife, aud teaches
him that one ofthe pricip al copditions
of domestic tranquility is to always
keep his dander atlow tide.
i Barnum's baby hipopotamus sold
s25 900 at auction. There are babies
!, in. this country that couldn't be bough,
, for twice the money. No indeed tn.
f iddy, pity, gooscy- pooseys.
J, When you dream that.you arc sil
:. ting a. straddle Of an iceberg, floating
; around the North Pole, TINT is sig1
= that your wife has pulled all the ooye1
! from you and wrapped herself up in it
The other day. when Detroit gro
J. Ger spelled sugar "s.h.u-g.e-r,"
q friend pointed out the word, and re
S marked, "That word isn't spellc,
e right cha! see" laughed In
d grocer, Conc would think had n
i, education, And he crossed it ou
IS and wrote s-h-u-g-o-r.-F1ree. Pres,
l. AT Whitehall, NY, recently, afte
: wedding, the bridegroom handed Ill
clergyman what he supposed was te
:, dollars, but was really hundred doll,
a. bill. On the following day he di
ID covered his mistake and telegraphe
1e the fact to,the clergyman, who hov
e e ever, was unable to rectify the crro
&c I, as he had joyously fastened as so,
10 as he had received his foo to libuioa
~ q long standing debt.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20
WEEKLY, SEMl-WEEKLY and DAILY.

Established less than three years ago ns n Rep
rescnta,iyc Republican Paper, pledged to main
oflhc National Republican Party, the Inter Ocean
was>enrly pushed TO the forefront of journalism
and achieved u success Unprecedented in the his
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! has been hSs lgucd position ns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
THE WHEELING INTELGENoER THURSDAY MORNING JULY
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June SO.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat Firmer; No, western
amber 81 81; No, 2 81 80; mixed do 81 9sa
] 29i No, western red 81 80; No, . do
81 9sal 90; No, Milwaukee spriug 81 20,
Corn-Firmer; western mixed at soc, Oats
western white Gla65C; western
mixed 62a6SC. Rye-Dull and nominal at
95CaSl 90, Hay-Firm and unchanged.
ProvisiOns-SlrOng. POrk-Firm at S2l on,
Bulk Meats-ShOulders sAa9c; clear rib
l9Izal2<C, loose, BacOn-ShouldeEs 9Aa
l0c; clear rib l2al2Nc. Hams-lSal4c.
Lard Steady; refined l4JSc. Butter :
Quiet and steady; western extras 2Oa92ci
do frsts 1sa20c, Petroleum = Nominal;
crude 5IGa59lc; refined l2al91Sc, Coffee
Nominally higher; Rio cargOes 10Hal9c;
jobbing l6%ai9Ac. Whisky-Quiet but
firm at 81 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
That Hired Girl.

detroit Frea Press,
When she came 10 work for the family
on Congress street the lady OF the house
sat down and told her that agents, book
peddlers, hatrack men, picture-sellers,
ash-buyers, rag-men and all that class Of
people must be met at the front door and
cOldly repulsed, and Sarah said shed re-
pulse 'em II she had to break every
broomstick in Detroit.
And she did. She threw the door open
wide and bluaed right up ut 'em, and
when she got through talking the cheek
lest agent was only too glad to leave, II
got 80 after awhile that peddlers marked
that house and the dOOr.bell never rang
except for company,
The other day, as the lady OF the house
was enjoying nap and Sarah was WiPlng
of the spoons, the bell rang. She hast
ened to the door, expecting to see lady,
but her eyes encountered . slim man,
dressed in black and wearing u white
neck.tie, He was the new minister, and
he was going around to get acquainted
with the members Of his flock, but Sarah
wasn't eApeCteu W kHpW VIM
"Ah--um-is Mrs.-ah-w
"Gitp exclaimed Sarah, pointing to the
gate.
> "Beg pardon, but I'd like to see-sec-"
"Meanderp she shouted, looking around
for weapon; we don't want any -four
sifters hereW
"YOu are mistaken" he replied, smil-
ing blandly, ~ called to-"
"DOn't want anything to keep moths
away-AyP she exclaimed, getting red
in the face.
"Is the lady inT he inquired, trying
to look over Sarah's head.
ayes, the ladya in, and Pm in, and
you're outP she snapped; land now |
don't want to stand here talking TO fly
trap agent any longer! Come, lift your
boots p
~ am not an agent" he said, trying to
smile; u am the new"
"Tes, know you-you are the new
man with patent Aat.iron, but we don't
want any, and you'd better go before |
call the dogP
"Will you give the lady my card, and
say that | called ~
mo, ] won't, We're bored to death
with cards and handbills and circulars.
Come, | can'tstand here all day"
"Didn't you know that | was minis
ter2' he asked as he backed of.
"No, nor don't know It now you look
like the man who sold the woman next
door q dollar chrome for eigteen shil-
lingsW
"But here is my card"
II don't care for cards, tell you'll II
you leave that gate open I'll heave a
llOwer-pot at youp
81 will call again." he said, rs he went
through the gate.
at won't do you any gOodW SHE
shouted after him I'VE don't want no
prepared food for Infants no piano
music-no stuffed birds l know a police
man on this beat, and II you come around
here again he'llsOon find ont whether YOU
are n confidence man or vagrantw
And she took unusual care to lock the
door.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
(IIiCngO.

CHICAGO, June SO.-FlOur-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and unsettled;
No. spring 81 o.; No. 2, 81 OiISat DIX
spot; 81 ok seller July; 81 O2X seller Au.
gust IiC higher after Change; No. 3, Csc;
rejected $50. Corn-Dull, unsettled and
irregular; No. 3 mixed 67sSa6794C spot;
o. iia67;SC seller July; G0IEc bid seller An.
gust; rejected 90 10. 0ats-Dull and nom.
lnal; No. 3, 81 nc; 303Gc bid seller. July;
Axe seller August. Rye and Barley.
Quiet and unchanged. Sceds-Dull, but
unchanged. POrkSDull and unsettled al
$40 to seller July; $40 70 seller August;
$40 30 seller September 1ard-Duli and
nominal; $i3 So spot; $i3 TO seller August;
$i3 10 seller September. Bulk MeatsZDc.
mand good at full prices. Whisky--De.
mand fair and market firm at 81 l5Eai 10.
No board from Friday night till Tuesday
morning.
On call board Wheat was steady and
higher Mt 81 OK July; 81 OS,{a1 03N Al.
gust Corn steady and shade higher;
I7s+c July; 0gNc August Oats firm and 4
shade higher; 60c July; SOC August; 9DXC
September. Pork lower at $40 45 july,
$40 G2iG August; $40 IL September. lard
lower $40 30 July; $40 40 August; $i3 Od
Seplembef,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

NRw YORK, June 3O-Cotton-Quiet al
i6Hni51sc. FlOur-Firm and III fair da.
inahd; supefline western and State 81 Goa
4 80; common TO good 81 2Oab 20; good Ia
choice 81 i6aG o.; white wheat extra s. Goa
0 80; extra Ohio So 2Oa7 %; 81. Louis Is goa
8 90. Rye FlOuf-steady at 81 25a5 TO.
Corn Meal-Quiet at s. Bja4 90. Wheat
Flrmer;No.9 Chicago aud Northwest 81 lax
al i6IS; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 ~; No. spring
81 2ial "a; winter red western 81 S0ai So;
amber 81 33al 80. Rye-Quiet at 9Oca$i OF.
Bafley-NOminal. MAlt-Tn fair request
al 81 30. COtn-1n limited demand; mixed
western steamer 76a7Sc; do sail 79aS2c.
Oats-Shade ftmer mixed western 62a03 lfci
white GSa86c. lIay-StCady At 65a7Oc.l Coi.
fee-kctive At t6Haisc. Sngat-Dnll; fair
10 good refining 79lasc; prime sHaSK.
MOiaSSes- Dull and heavy. Rice-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky = Steady al
81 1917.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
Wheeling stock Market.

WHEELING, June SO.-The following are
the arrivals Of stock at the Christman
House yards the past week, and the prices
paid for the same:
CATTLE-ArrivOls during the week, l4l
head; sold at 3iEa51GC per ID.
Cows-Arrivals during tho week, head;
sold ut $25alO per head,
SHEEP-Arrivals during the week, a
head; sold at3ISalc per ID.
IIoGs-Arrivals during the week, 40 head
sold ut 6l1a7c per lb,
LAMBs-Arrivals during the week, 90
head; sold at 5y5a6c per ID.
CALvEs-Arrivals during the week, 81
head; sold at 90 OOa7 90 per head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-FlOur-Dull;
extra 81 75; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
family s. l9IIa6 90; Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio So 75a6 90; high grades 50 81 IIa
$50. Wheat-Steady and more active; red
81 80; amber 81 Sial 50; white 81 Ss. Corn
Dull; yellow S0ci western mixed 7Sa70c.
Oats-Quiet and firm; white 62a0SC; mixed
6lJGc. PrOviSions-Firm. POrk-$20 GOA
q 90, Beef llams-lla2OC; smoked l3ISa
l4JSc. Lard : l9Aal4Ac. Petroleum =
Steady; refined Ike; crude 70, Butter
Dull and steady; New York and Bradford
county extra 25a97Ci firstS 2Sa9iC; western
extra 2Oa9lC;frsts lSal9C; rolls extra l2al6C,
CheGse-Steady; western fine ut l0l4allc.
Eggs-Firm; western fresh l0a20c, Whisky
Quiet; western 81 1917.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

Al u o'clock n. Said Court House 10 30 built
according to the plans drawings and Specifications
Of Mr., Z, &. Kemble, Of Wheeling, W, Va, copy
Of which Can bC seen al the Clerk office Of Mounds
vile, W. Va; also al MIR. G. G. Kenbe's Office,
Wheeling. The committee will receive bids irOnl
safe and reliable maSiOr bidders, for tho performs
anCe Of The entire work, under one contract, and
also bids for each separate part Of the work by tho
various trades, reserVIng the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
The Committee will also receive bids al the Mmc
time from any parties for the sale Of the old Court
House. Should any Of the contractors for building
the new house DO successful bidders for tile old
house, such material Of the old house as may 10
approved by the Superintendent, may 10 used In
tho construction Of tile new building. The Bell Of
the old building Is reserved by the Committee. The
old building TO 10 removed by the successful bidder
10 ~ TO not interfere with The erection Of tho new
building.
The Committee reserve the right 10 reject any or
all bids Contractors will 10 required 10 give ap-
proved bonds and security for the faithful perform.
ance Of their various contracts.
Proposals should 10 addressed, "Sealel Proposals
for Building New Court House at MOunlsyillV,n or
"Seaed Proposals for Sale Of Old Court House. oil
70 BE- addressed to VIM. Blake, Esqp MOundsyllle,
W. Va
BY order Of The Committee.
jelG II. s. WHITE, Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June SO.-COtton-Dull and
nominal ut 14Xc. FlOur-Dull and un'
changed. Wheat-Steady; red 81 lSal 20
Corn-Dull at 66a6SC. 0ats-Dull at $50
&c. Rye Dull and nominal: Eggs :
Steady ut 15c. Butter and Cheese-De'
mand fair and market firm and unchanged
POrk-Quiet at so 90. IArd-Demand ac'
tive and prices advanced; steam lSIIal4c,
Bulk Meats-Demand active and prices ad
vanCed; shoulder 5 Nc; clear rib sides II Aci
clear l2c, Bacon-Steady and in mode
rate demand Mt 9Hal2NalSc. Whisky
Demand good ut full price, held at 81 is; nc
sales.
HoGs-Active; range 50 7Oa7 20 for good
light to extra heavy bulk Of sales at 50 Goa
2 On
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

How TO Cook A BEEfsrEAK.-Of that
homcly yet important subject, bccisteak,
a correspondent of StriLner'S writes as fol-.
lows. First, care should br taken that
the meat be not punctured or broken, Ger.
tainly not bruised or pounded, MS n good
iudiCiously chosen steak is always tender
without that. English cooks are 80 par
ticular on this point, that they never al.
low fork to be used, but have steak
tongs for turning. Now that We have
these nice broilors Of galvanized wire, that
shut like the covers Of a book, the steak
can easily he turned, without the Use Of
amy other utensils. The steak should he
placed over clear, bright fire, not too
hot, and frequently turned, In order to
cook II evenly and thoroughly; but It
should not be overlooked, as much Ia thus
lost In flavor. No salt should be put up
on the steak while on the IRE; but the
moment IL is Withdrawn, IL should be
placed upon n hot dish; then butter and
salt on both sides, pressing little with
the point Of the knife rs YOU do 30, and
YOU will have a delicious, juicy steak,
with little II any waste.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

RAILROAD BONDs-StrOng.

RAILROAD BONDS-StrOng.
SToCRs-At the Stock Exchange there
was further advance In values and an &c.
tive movement In some shares. Western
Union rose under the success OF loan and
was In free demand. The report that the
Lake Shore Executive Committee had met
aud that the earnings for six months showed
nv per cent on the stock also created n
good feeling, The MaripOsa fancy contin.
ues to attract speculative interest The
stock sold at 1lNal9 per cent for ordinary
and l9al2N per cent for preferred. II Is
being bought by CalifOrnians, Western
Union advanced from rs to 7016 and closed
at the highest point. Lake Shore advanced
from Of Y to G29S, and closed at GiN. Union
Pacific was firm at 7Ga7GjS, closing at 76a
7GNc. Pacific Mail advanced from 4OA to
AK, and afterwards fell of to 3ON. North.
western advanced to 40A, but subsequently
reacted to 309G. st. Paul, after selling down
to 33Il, advanced 10 33Na34. Rock Island
rose from 1O3N to l0I. Erie advanced
from 13sS to AK, and reacted Il per cent
on late dealings. The transactions oil the
Stock Exchange aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which $1,000 were Pacific Mail, $4,000
Western Union, 5000 Northwestern, $4,000
Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, and 5000 Union
naatHn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
phlIn,lcInnln Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3O.-WoOl-Fair
demand and supply increasing prices
steady. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Viz.
ginla Xxx aud above 4Oa5Oe; \, 4Oa5Oci
medium 6la52C; coarse 4ja4Sc; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western fine 4Ga4SCi
medium 52c; coarse 46a4SC; COlnbing wash.
ed 6sa00c; do. unwaShed 49XC; line un.
washed $50; coarse and medium unwashGd
3GAiOC; tub washed 5Oa55C; extra and me.
rlnO pulled 4Oa43c; do. superIine iOai5c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, June SO.-CATTLE-Re
cCipts to-day SSI head, making 2,9Gl head
fort two days past. The arrivals to-day
were all for sale here. There was plenty Of
cattle on sale, but a very dull market and
there are u great many on hand yet unsold
There is not much change In prices from
last week, and the quality Is mostly com
mon. Common TO medium GIia7C; medium
to good 620GIGC; common to fair ANa5hc
bulls 3a4Hc; stOckers 3Ha4IIc,
IIoGs-RcCGipts today 1920 head, and
for two days 1905 head. Workers 81 l5G
7 30; Philadelphia 81 O0a7 90.
SIIEEP-R Receipts today 1900 head, and
for the two days past 1850 head. Selling
at 50 25aI 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

NEW YORK, June 3O.-ThO trade
movement fairly active with wooden goods
and commission houses, but all other
banches quiet. Prints dull in first hands,
Gamers prints advanced by leading Job.
beers, butagents rates unchanged. BleaCh'
cd shirLings more inquired for, but slow
sales. Kentucky Jeans IN moderate de.
mand. Fancy Cassimeres more active In
first hnnIg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

Preparations arc being made at the mon
A'sry in Quincy, ILL., for the reception
and accommodation Of 200 Jesuit priests,
Who are expected to arrive in a few days
rom lcm Germany, whence they have been
ativen by the Cdict Of 3ismark. This il
,2ee the headquarters for the West for
mee refugees, from whence they will lie
Rh' Wherever called or needed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

TOLEDO, June 3O-WheNt-Dull; No.
white Wabash 81 27LG; No. / white Mich,
gan 81 20; extra 81 FIX; amber seller July
81 %; seller August 81 q; No. 2 Wabash
red, cash and seller July, 81 24H; seller
August 81 2G9l; No. 8 red 81 10. Corn
Firm; high mixed 79JIC; seller July 72Aci
low mixed 70Nc; damaged Coo. Oats
Steady und In moderate demand; No. I,
57IIc; No. 2 SellerJuly 4Oc; Michigan 66Kc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

CiRvElANp, Juhe So.-wheat-steady;
No. 1 red 81 "a; No, 2 do 81 10. Corn
Steady, Shelled 7la72eI eat 0sa6gc. 0att-.
Unchanged. Pelfoleum-QuieS Standard
white, car lots, 9ISc; Ohio State test 1870;
small l0ts iA9c higher,