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THE ClTY.HAtL.


The Board OF Public WORKS VII! +o-aas AaFot-
tEse fof hauling whtor-rtpe dnrlnR the bhlsnco
Of tin prescpt dscal yoar.
WI. t,--..,.. 1,,a,,,.-. vii, v,.., NJ 1o.qn
ine com"steo ou '""e'a'' % ~" r.'' c.s,.,o .svo
O'Clock Saturday morning III tno ei's oiefks
Office to eons''cf teso'u''o" soo'i'n''R 'oo
Doard Of Education. ~
Thb COMMITTEES OH Streets and Alloys for tho
sou,,, r,i,i.;o, will ,onct Mondnv afternoon Al 4
J.. 49, ..:.- Co-I,. .f,,. rl,a ,,,s;,,...
O'CLOCK IN tho et5 ]'o'Aa o'Aoo 'ao , p"''a'
will consist OF feterenceh On htfoet improve
inents.
srbs co1nntro11er Announces that Ill property-
ovnsra ainms, hrchor syanua who p.iI spycial
atsospmunta for tho paving Of that thorough
faro six years. sgo eau haSa their money ro-
funded by calling Tn him Is aoon Az possible
T],n Doard of Public Works will to-day adyar-
ti,e for lin nnyinv Of Honth Park nycpl,e from
Thttv.frs ntrce, to Cottage Grave avenue, Tho
Hnsr,i bnye consented 10 nut an additional force
~ man m tho atroot-cioanine work wcat of
StaTkyt ayenue.
''.
4ao 1,oa1u " tup1le "oIhs 1ee.otu"{ ""sIe1
tho contfAes tor paslog Ea6la hatoes 'Ien1 I'M.
sted 10 pcsptaines 70 y. I. ial11ctn: ~ o. Psce
OF $l4 pef coto ior "ah anI 81 Seass rs 1s! 1s5a
for pairing, Ine cnntiaes 'ot Du,ioans 1ns a. 'iaye "
- - tae f'rat fonce 1tec'ue' "@o a"a'ooo ~ - w.
'''Aso'.s~.'. ,.-
Aid. kclaY hsa suceoeuco III imp1ebstnE tno
bohrd Of fahhc Horkh 70 so efeat ~ oA1ent 10Y ~ 40
70 csuAe !nen 20 i11tneaate!{ 1tI!no ~ tuo
construction oi ea"es On mAissoa -. stteos lson
1hitty-h 20 4hl1sS-A!tni 1natiY-A'tu stlae' "
the river; MAin s'reot 1lom .4ehot asenne 10
1hirty-tiFst; Deer'nE street from Lyman 70
Ihltty-hfst; afa gu bloaa a1oes A1on olcue1
afehao 70 1oe lseF' .
Thu board Of Public Works bnye invited rep-
sentstiyes OF the Chicago, Burlington & Quit-
cy. Milvaukee d IT. Paul, Chicago Il North
Tcstorp and Columbus, Chicago i Indiana Con-
trail Railroads to : coufstence to tnke placo in
the Uoarda rooms next Tuesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock. The conference viii fc.ate exGlu-
nse!Y 70 ne uuslan'g o1 Vtsuucsa " n!li"auAes
And E1ae lalaho asonue esos1lh6s, anu shHoreu
that hha! Arrangements WI oe t8lnlleteu lot THO
immediate commencement ol 'he WORK.
Thcre In too muoh fun and enjoyment nt Tho
DoxLor PAxk tacsa Tor tho guardians OF tho ciIy's
| welfare to 10 found loattng around city
| Offices, nud, IL consequence tho I'oco board
war iB Auahol. Mayor Colyin writes hiB big.
pondsrous a,gnHture On saloon lIccneest vouchers
aud recommendations Tor otiico, an calls Inn.
hoif happy. iuasmuch ~ lo III beneiting hll-
| 1uauity by giving 80 many OF thun POSITIONS
| Soma Of tho Aldermen, ~ wall a. Aoma OF the
reporters, do not care 10 iuaict THAR presence on
| hix apparently peacafu} condition OF mind, but
| he is apparently not troubled by the fact tiat
1na1ly OF his bcst Aldermen atc out With him.
nnd haye nothing to uay TO him,
:, H.. e~ 49,, ..,
Mt$o no1ues u tno taeas.on % ~ .na os1ets
sasaeaHu ~ aion. y. ~" tan - ES.o ~ muse1
eontoiuaJ % ~ ~ AZ ,a ~" sn,
toeeH..5 pt1enaso. =! Ma' ~ a y.
Sneina nu' ~ 'onb ',a"., n"s' so' & -.
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Mayor Co1yin ooutriycd soon sitter hts acces-
sion 70 Office to chauge bis olc,sl garb, 10 ~ to
render it peculiarly oneuslYs to the worry ,nou
who hAd sought hin, out and placed him in tho
Mayors chair, Ono by one the lesser lights Of
the Peoples party were thrown in harsh An
iipAthy 10 his movements. unit! Dir. A. @. Hes
tl.e. lie leader Of the party, was tepplod over
It's 1zil. Several othar prominent leaders fol-
loved. including the Hon. Milcs Kehoe. who.
with MI. Heaiag, hsst offered to make Mr. COL
vim Mayor. Within tha last ahsea months
lsas!y al hss HouoTs 1novsmsnts have bssn
directly opposite to the Hishes Of 4
large majority Of hfs party. They thought when
theI put HIM there that they had 4 henre.ll lie ad,
sd sYsIy.eaJ 4Aa thai usAux xa1a4ed tAs
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'WATER.WORKs FOR ALTON.

6ptct.t Dlsp.steh to tbs Chicago 7tfbhnS.
ALroN. ILL.,. July 9.-The Common Council
ratified the contract thIs afternoon made be-
tween Watson l. Taylor and the Wstar Con,mis-
eionsrs for tho building Of watez-rorls In this
city. The contractors propose to commence
operAsonH Immediately, md aro 10 haze tho
works In full blast by the 1at of uext January.
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C1ro1anArt, July 2s.--A Ga1<tts Newark, O.,
special tonight saJs that tvent5.two persons, Of
which number sixteen were boys, weEe badly
burned in tha explosion mentioned In thsss dis
patches last night, aud twautJ-aeyea Pezuoub, Of
whom eighteen wsze bo1a, were aligetlJ burned.
ware setarsly burned died tonight ct hls in-
jurtss. This IL the only death that has occurred:
Ihs accident was caused by tho too f1ss use Of
iuaammAbo duid. which was used In satuIatapg
Tho building sos testing tbs ito eztinSuishss.
Ihe duid raS from thu building into tho etrsst.
vAs1s il W. accidentally igaltsdk aud III aasass
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Hnrcsd 10 rapidly that the crowd wsrs ovsa-
Mlelnled hY thefa.


er<rfat Ehspotfh ta T'hs Ch&rneS TFfbn~s.
puBCauE, H., July 23.-A man named anntth,
nosr AchulshuzK. Wis. nhto operating reAper.
fell from hin scat in front of the ecklb, and had
both arms cut on above tho elbow. lie screamed
for aaalasanco. which wsa promptly f,lrniBhed,
but tho unfortunate man bted to death before
reaching home. Wo A1ao learn tllst boy named
Wilkinson, from 1imtown Wis. had his Lex
broken yeatortiay from being thrown under ths
driyug-1l1oe OF = reapor.
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Srtctat Dispateh 10 7hs Ch,cago tribune.
MoKEyA. ILL.,, July 23.-Dnrin8 ths storm yos-
tcrdaY evening tho warehouse 1t Spencer, 4
rnttcu from horo, WAS struck by lightning, knoek
Ing one end OF. Two loadodcAtb were also struck
aud considerably irjuted
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StIlGinE.

Dw1onT, ILL.,. July 23.-Tho wife Of Adam Fox.
farmer living In tho north and OF 0rundy
County, ILL.,, committed suicide yesterday after
noon by sticking her load and part Of hot body
In \ barKsl Of ralu-wator at ller orn door while
hor husband uah In the field. Her mind has
bseu Affected for aomo time by family troubles
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MARINE pIsAaTER.

Poar Huaor, Mich., July 9.-A fisherman
who l,ycs At Band Beach, whiic lifting his nots,
lately, discovered the CANVAS Of large vessel
cntangletl in sI,otn. The vosnel lien about I've
miles from who're. in II fashnns OF water, half
way bosweon SAND DcaclI and Pert Hope. Tne
wrccK Ii supEoBod to bo that Of The DuntlorhurK.
wh.eL WAS s'l''k BY tho propeller Emplts State
soma Yeata nEO.
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II H. kdttsr eF TAs Chteeao 1Fttunss
CH1oAoo. July 3a.--If tho Superintendent Of
po!,ce wants good haul Of thlavas lot him put
some Of hi4 police 10 citizons' clothes aud aend
them to walk up and down Washington street,
hesasen LaHa!!s and Clark. Tho1s ara
la1Gs lumber Ut bunko.stss " Who work thsir
bus.ness tas1s every day. NkkcNAHT.
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SEecidi Ditpateh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 23.-hnother fatal coal
oil explosion has happened. 4 girl nauol Mary
Fran'es attempted to light flro this morning
With ketoscuo, with the usual rsault.
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5pses1s D77bAtfH % ~ EHftu1F 17s1Rh1s
AxspoTA, ILL.,, July 23.-No. Il, = freight
train going Vest about p. M, ran Into No. 81
going cast opposite tho paascugor house. antsh-
Ing car containing grain to atoms. Tie ooiltd-
Ing cngtno waa very little damaged, and the ltve
stock. which wora fortunately f8w CATS to tho
roar, had narrow escape. Damage about 81 900.
Mniu track clear.
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DALTfuoRE, Nd, July 23.-A man agsd about
35 years, rho registered NJ ". II. Vanulyer,
Cincinnati fell from the fou..h-story window Of
the Fountain l1otsl in thus city, this morning,
aud was ine.autiy killed.
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ronT JEWS, N. T., July 23.-An engine on
tho Delaware division Of tho Eric Railway OK
plodod ita boiler thta eYontng, killing en-
ginocr Jof1orhon FnlIcr, fireman Stevenson,
aud aaKnsn, pame unknown.
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CINCINNATI. O., July 28.-A car on tho incline
at tho co.l minos 1t Ashland, Ky., ycsscriay,
BROKE looso and ran OF the track into house
occupied by family named Clsxton, killing =
Womnn aud boy 10 yeArs old.
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Important to the Preservation Of Teeth
John Goahnoll'a Cherry Tooth.Pasts,
tho most ot1csciouA dcnt1frieo known. Try IT, For
aals by al druggists. Wholesale agents, TorEeJ h
Bradley, I'll ard 173 Randolph stxeot.
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GILES LINIMENT,

a1LEs. L1N1MENT.
@% U5E
4 Z; @e1L.ns
Lilin8lt I0didB Of Ammonia,
A. Now and
Great Discovery tn
Medical 8oionca for the
Ouro and Relief Of Pain In Man
or Animal, BurpassinE Anything
Herstofors Known, Restoring Thou
A SURE CURE
For Nsura1stn, rheumatism, Brystpe,..
Diphther!a, Group. Boro Throat, Faou
Achp, Mumps, Paralysis OF Limbs,
sttft Or Enlarged Joints. Dun-
Ions, Uorns, Tnins IN Daokt
Mock, or Shoulders,
Quinsy, Catarrh.
Bruises and Wounds Of Every Mature. b
Man or Animal.
b.. Tsee!,sd a1
II tasr pirate pr"ooo BY sn' tno*t successful p
rnrs,ctAr ounxp,
Yert :sasssd %.a; ~. win sIaasss iatess ss
e. asg faGs ssoss i a H. 1H a
Taut nnsnt 81 'ofa Il as
gAro inbtAnt rcllcf nod eHsoted oonploto cuto.
NHKuMA11o SUFFERERS sTATR.
s D.n4: III @ tse fasts II,
years tried Gvostthiug Lost all hope. Dr. Giss' iii
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Pianos md Organs.
iArgs Assortment Of nav pianos and organs to
rant. Bsoond-hAud ptAnoa from $50 to $500.
". ". K1xnAL1,
Corner BkA{n and Adams Etrpsts, Chicago.
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NEW Yonx, July 23.-Tho sh!p Lahore, from
Nov Orleans. reports. July u, miles south OF
Frying Pau Shoals llsltshtp, sam the tb1se msst-
heads OF : large steamer aunk.
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sp<cfat D,spatcA to Tbs Chcaao Tribune.
JANksvILLE. Wis, July 23.-alrs. Frauk Dano,
Of this city, waH thrown from buggy and hor
collar-bone broken and otherniae injured last
eyenng.
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ROCHESTER, N. T., July 23.-Bornard Batlof
and hls young son were drowned yesterday In
1rondc4uoit Bay, by tho upsetting Of u boat
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SEIZURE AT PEKtN, III.
!5p4ctal Dispateh 70 tn Chicago Tribune.
Pkx1s. ILL.,, July 23.-Dsputy Collector Charles
Turner soazsd the roc.ifying house Of tho River
ulstillng Company to-day. It IL reported that
i've Of rinkerton's mon Are 10 this city and two
POST Ohice agents are hore. Collector Marrism
Ii expected hp1O Tonight.
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Two Colors Of Onr Flag,
ytE.: whIte and red, shou}d adoEn the mouth cf
eye1ybody. Tho toeth should he willis ~ aTcry, ths
gums rcd ~ rubIea, and they VIII be 70 U hruahsd
daily With fragrant 9oxodont.
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artmwood and Donaldson.
ddn1le, tho most enteEpraing photographer 0f Chi.
aRo, has their photos togcler, With interesting 7ioFa
Of ths a.canalou AT readers should yiat his atudlo,
corner Hta&a sud Washington streets.
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MARRIAGES.
DONl1IoO-BALI.-1n this city, n tho realdsnoe OF
tho hridaA father, ty tho ueT Henry q. Parry. Of All
saints Eptscopai Church, July =. Frederick Doni-
hoo, Esg.. Rud Hiss Emma jana Ball I'll Of this city.
I&Frs<port Ill, aud Rt. olatr, Mich, psras plaaAs
cpfiY.
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Con Murphy
has hts rsopontng this evening. After being burned
ont, hs ha the neatsst htscd.up p!acs on tbs West
Side, And his stock Of liquors ate No. !. Give him
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THE WISCONSIN GASES.

THE WISCONSIN GASES.
Special Uispatch to The Chicago 7ftostne.
OnsKosu, Wis, July 23.-Ths Milwaukee,
crooked whisky war Was brought 10 termin
tion to-day By tho Adjournment Of The United
states Court. II mas ipaugu1atsd May 10 last
BY Buper1isor J. n. Uc1rtok, Of Iowa, a!dsd by
]. J. Brooks, Of tho secret service, and 1toyonuo
Agents brown Of lows, ffogue Of Olsp, brooks
Of Now JorseJ. Collector Erekino. Of naclne,
and hin Deputy Wciser, Of Milwaukee,, together
with fous daugers aud sevon Storokoopers, With
forty-one datllere aud recttteEs, were indicted.
6pettai DIspdteh n 7hs GAtfaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 2s-1rTIng III. Bean,
Collector Of Internal Isovsnuo, and Fred W.
ravne, Deputy Collector, seizod 167 barrels OF
illicit high wines In the hlonomtnoe distillorJ on
the sth 1nat. and r. W. Hartman, Wholesale
liquor-dealer claimed 8oufe na owner, but It was
advertised to DO sold At auction At l0 o'clock to-
day. At $40, Deputy-Sherin rar1oue arrested
the two officers on warrant isaod by Court.
Commissioner Hunter, on an affidavit that tho
lIghwines aro the property Of Hartman,
aud that he has commenced suit In the Circuit
Court of Milwaukee County for 8l7, ,00U damages.
boiug the value OF the. goods. The sale WAS
stopped. and tbs ofttcorn gsvs bonds for $17 600
each The auretss will surrender It 10 dcfend-
ants Tomorrow. aud they will 60 to jail. and an
application will BE- made for heariug by = writ Of
GabsaA corpus, and, II succoasful. action fot
tA!se imprisonment will bo brought.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EFEC1AI4 NQI1[[45s
Dr. G, w. BensOn's
CssgY and UsmpnIla ItlIs prepared s1pssssiJ 10
N:as.s ssaa ~ ass
Ars frss. Hold b. II d1uEsa.tss sad VAN HAAOk,
STEVENSON REID, No. 70 Latest. eofasf ot ussf'
born, Uht1aEo-
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing birup
4. H. nrsssntiu of ops Of ths best smais
sa nassss u Unsa st.fs. I'D b. been 9s.d ts;
mntHsrs for thsF shIjdto1. cures wind culG, resu:
fstss ths boNs4 oorfscts aeidJ, and stss rs4t And
hsaith 70 tia ehlla:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

FRoM advance sheets Of POors "Manual
Of Railroads" We learn that the total earn
ings Of all the railroads In the country for
the year 1874 were $52O,4CG,s7i, against
1920 l9935 for 1874 decrease Of S..
O63,OGl, or only about per cent. Con
silOrlng the generally prevalent cry ofthe
great stagnation Of business during 1874
this is u remarkable exhibit. 1t shows
on what solid foundations our railroad
property rests, and that, while business
has been less speculative and pushing
than for some years heretofore, there has
been no real or serious diminutiOn.
The net earnings show a gratifying in
croase, amounting for the year to $780,.
57O,O5S, against Sls3,slO,5G9 for 1879, a
gain Of $j,7GO,3OO, or about equal to the
falling of In gross receipts. The percent
age Of gain In net earnings is8l4 per cent,
The number Of miles Of railroad in
operation at the close Of 1874 was 1928
against 70, GS3 at the close Of lS73-an in
crease during the year Of 1910 miles.
This Is the smallest number ofniles Of
railroads constructed in any one year
since 1866. The total amount invested
in railroads reaches the enormous sum Of
$4,22l ,7G3,504, or nearly double the entire
outstanding national debt. OF this
amount 81, 00O,9O7, 4SG ispaid.up capital
stock, and $2,23O,7GO,lOs is debt, chiefly
bonds. The amount paid MS dividends
was $G7,O42,g42, or 8 80 per cent. OH the
capital stock invested. This would
leave out Of net earnings the sum oiSl2l,
62s,OlG, or 6S per cent, for payment of
interest on the Indebtedness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

WoMEN's CHARM or NEEDLE-woRK.-
There Is something exquisiiely pleasant
and touching-at least Of very sweet,
soft and winning en'ect-in this peculiar.
ity Of needle.work, distinguishing men
from women. Our own sex Is incapable
Of any such by.play aside from tho main
business Of life; but women-be they Of
what earthly rank they may, however
gifted with intellect or genius, or endow.
ed with artful beauLy-have always some
little lnndiwOrk ready to Gil up the tiny
gap Of every vacant moment. Aneelle Is
familiar to the fingers Of them all. a
queen, no doubt, plies i on OccasiOnst the
woman poet can use Il as adroilly as ller
PEN the wOman's eye that has disco vcred
new star turns from It's glory TO send the
polished little instrument cleaning along
The hem Of her kerChiei, or to darn cas-
lal llaw In her dress. And they have the
advantage Of ia in this respect. The
slender thread Of silk or cotton keeps
them united with the small, familiar,
gentle interests.of life; the continually
operating influences do much for the
health ofthe character, andcarry Oifwhat
wOuld otherwise be dangerous accunll.
lation Of morbid sensibilily. A yast deal
Of human sympathy runs along this cleo
lric line, stretching from the throne to The
wicker chair Of the humblest soamsiresS,
and keeping high and low In u species Of
common union with their kindred beings.
Methinks II is atoken Of healthy and gen.
tleCharacteristiCs when women Of accOmp-
lislimenis and high thoughts love 10 sew,
especially as they are never more at home
with their own hearts, than when 80 Oe-
cupiol.-IIaWthOrnc'S "Marbie kdun"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28
Rstiunted Loss by the English
Strike.

A correspondent Of the New York Bul-
IsiiR, writing from Sheffield, England,
gives an estimate current there Of the
direct loss to employers and employed by
the strikes Of the season. These est-
mates were made by Lord Aberdare just
prior 10 the settlement Of the strike.
From these il Il seen that the loss by the
Pennsylvania strikes Of SlO,OOO0OO,
loosely estimated, is more than equalled
by the strikes in the English iron and
coal mines. These English estimates are
made upon an admitted total Of $4,000
men out Of work. But the actual aggre-
gate issaid TO greatly exceed those figures,
and making allowance for holidays, non
working days, &c, the loss Of wages at
Eve shillings per day for the l22 lost
working days is Rl,3OO,OOO, Then an
oikT $4,000 or 10000 iron workers and
other classes Of wOrkmen were thrown
ont Of employment, with loss Of wages
alone amounting to 81 100000 or 81 ,7OO,-
600, These losses make an aggregate Of
Sl2,OOO,OOO or Sl5,OOO,OOO to the work
iugmen alone, while they have borne par.
tlCularly hard upon the tradespeople Of
the district, and through them the whole
sale houses elsewhere, but they will nee
essarily cripple the workmcn for many
months to come, seeing that large sums
necessarily remain as a mortgage on their
earnings. The shOpkeepers and dealers
having advanced goods, naturally have
a lien upon their debtors earnings, SC
that the results Of this "great strike" will
long oyershadoW the Welshmen's homes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28
THE WHEELING DAILY MTELLGENoER MONDAY MORNING. JUNE rs $50

PoRoN OF ToBAcco.-Scienee has sped
another dart at the peace Of the tobacco
smoker. Il has heretofore been made
known that nicotine, hydrogen-sulphide,
and cyanOgen exist in the smoke Of tobac-
co; but now DR.. Krause, Of Annaberg, de-
clares that he has found in it carbonic
oxide, principle never before detected
in the substance. The quantity Of the
oxide and Of carbOnic acid differs accord
ing to the kind Of cigars used, the way Of
filling the pipe, etc. The manner in which
the smoke Is drawn, whether by strong or
weak limitations, also influences the pro-
ducts by affecting the combustion. From
twelve experiments made by DR.. Krause,
Il appears that the quantity Of carbOnic
oxide varied FROM 81 to 1873 in 100 Of
smoke, the average being 9.3 As the con-
sumner OF the weed never gives ont all the
smoke, but takes portion Of it into his
lungs, certain amount Of carbOnic-Oxiae
poisoning Is inevitable. "The more awk-
ward the smoker" says DR.. Krause, "the
more rapidly will the action OF the ear
bOniC-Oxide make itself felt; hence the
evil effects Of early studies in smoking,
the results OF which are commonly as
cribed TO nicotine Alone"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

West LIberly Normal SehOOl.

WEST LIBERTY, VIVA, June z2'
Editors TntelligeuUr,
Quite Q large number Of the citizens oil
West Liberty assembled last evening al
the Normal School building located al
this place, for the purpose Of deVising
some means for continuing the Normal
School at West Liberty.
On motion, DR.. William lIukill was
appointed 10 preside and Salathicl Curti'
chosen as Secretary.
After considerable discussion the fol
lowing resolutions were offered by Mr. NJ
Dunlap, which were adopted;
WHEREAS, The Board Of Regents Of the
State Normal Schools have turned the
buildings and fixtures OF the West Lib
erty Normal School over to the Executive
Committee, giving to them the authority
to employ teachers and TO manage the
school on normal principles. Therefore
we, the citizens OF West Liberty and vi
cinity;
Resolve, LIST. That we have entire conf.
lence in the integrity and ability OF said
Committee to select suitable teachers and
to manage the school 10 the satisfaction
Of those Interested.
Resolved, ID. That We will, TO the best 0!
our ability, heartily cooperate with, and
aid in all ways, 50 far as possible, the SAT-!
Committee in their effort to build up and
sustain thCschOOl.
Resolreti, Sd. That approaching as We do
the vital Importance Of making this
school success, we therefore pledge our
selves TO patronize The school to the Ut
most Of our means and ability.
Resolred, 4ih. That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published In the Wheel
ing papers.
Dr. WM. ITUKTLT, Pres
8 NnnrIa Snr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28
Wool Movement In Michigan.

Accounts from Michigan are some
what contradictory regarding the move
ment In the new clip Of wool. The De-
troit Advertiser states that 1t Is being
marketed freely all along the line Of the
Central Railroad, while at Wayne, How
ell and oWasso the season has just opened,
and quite vigorously, the average prices
being $50 to Acc, while both extremes for
washed Geeces are 35c to 45c, On the
other hand, the Michigan Farmer, pub
lished also at Detroit, denies that the
movement has become at all general or
active, and says that most Of the farmers
ore holding back and watching the indi-
cations, relying upon the high price Of
foreign wool, which practically preclules
is importation, to compel the manuiac-
tursrs to accele 10 their demands for
higher prices than have been paid so fur.
Yet II admits that a much higher basis OF
values Is very improbable in view Of the
condition Of the market for wooden goods
and the depressed state Ofthe manufacture
Ing industries. AstO the condition Ofthe
wool the Advertiser says
The wool market Is superior in quality,
more thoroughly washed, and the lleeces
put up In better shape than the last years
clip. The wool buyers handle every
fleece o. they take 1t In, which has
brought few Of the farmers to grief who
brought stuffed leeces, causing those
clips to be conhscated, and those per.
sons to be held to bail for the criminal Of.
fence.
The most active demand has been for
cOmbing woods, and these have brought
thohighsr prices named, yet the lots have
not been generally large. The heavy
wool growers, according to the Farmer
are still holding back.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

SUICIDE IN lRELAND.-Flle "Vital Sta,
tistics" for Ireland (ls7l), recently Is,
sued, show that the mania for suicide /,
on the increase in that island, During
the decade ending 1S4l, there were T5t
cases Of selt.destructiOn; in that ending
1861, there we're s4i; in that ending 1861
there we're T57; and in that ending 1871
there we're 79i. This increase has been
greater among The rural than the urban
population. In 1Slt there was ono
suicide to every 10,s2s persons. In 1871
there was ono TO every G,S42 persons
Suicide prevails among men more than
among women. Among the former hang.
Ing IL the more popular form Of Self.de.
stfuctioh, while with the latter poison Is
the faVOrite mode by which to throw of
the burdens and sorrows Of life. SuiInca.
ton was once fashionable among Irish
suicides. In the decade ending IN 1871
twenty persons used this az n means OF
seli-lestruction. But In the decade end.
ing 1871 only two men resOttetl to i when
determined 10 put Of mortality by vio'
lent means.