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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

but 6r71 common 92a2tc: fair. g7A2sc; print
S0aSSc; fermenting lSSS5c: cistern bottom
S5a5Oc. Rice dull; Louisiana ordinary Il
choice 4klAskc.
CHICAGO, May 10 The DTovsTF Journal re
Hol-Rsesipts 1900 head; shipments 8.
500 head. Market dull and weas and lO'
LIVER mixed packing s. 6Oa6 so; light bacor
S 70a5 80: choice heavy 8 9Oa6 %,
Cattle-Recelpts Z, 200 head; shipments $500
Market good active demand and steady
the pens will be cleared; common to fail
So %; fine heavy ueen sold at s. 10, good
butchers and canning steady; poor 10 fail
mixed 81 60R3 80; good 81 UOai so; choice
q 76a5 Is; Texas = So stockers and feeders
Is EOa5 %.
sheep-Escelpts 500 head; shipments l,0OC
head. Market tirmer; common TO choice
wooded 81 S5a3 20; fair to good thorn 81 z6a
1 90; all sold.
oncrssA4r, May 10 = Cotton stronger al
1919 Flour, demand lair and market firm
family 81 90a6 Is; fancy, IS S6a6 20. Wheat
quiet; No. 2red winter 81 l0al II. Corn firm
NO, g Axe. Oats quiet; No. mixed 4Oc,
Rye quiet; No. 9 81 80. Harley dull and un'
changed. Pork dull and lower at $40 50,
Lard dull and lower at $40 l2h. Bulk
meats quiet and lower; shoulders IS so; clear
rib, IS l2k. Bacon scarce and firm shoulders
80 80, clear rib 50 l2k; clear 50 90. Whisky
active but lower at 81 o.. Butter stronger
creamery 24A26o; Western Reserve l6al Sc
Choice Central Ohio lSal6c, LinSeed oil
quiet at $50,
NEw YoRE, May l6.-DRY Goops-Best
makes OF cotton goods In fair demand at first
hands, but low grades OF fabrics are mostly
quiet, Prints quiet, and lawns in light re-
quest by package buyers, but ginghRms doing
we'll. Dress goods and hosiery sluggish.
Heavy clothing wooIenS in fair demand, and
there Is some inquiry for blankets by early
buyers,
NEW oRLEANs, May 10 Cotton firm, mid
ding l0kc; low middllng exc; good ordi.
nary SMc, Net receipts 2,lC0 bales; gross
2e0 bales; exports 10 the continent 400
bales slles 7,CU bales stock l9!,7SO bales.
oIEcINNETr May l6.-HoGs-Quiet; com.
mon and light 81 6OA6 05; packing and
butchers s. 4Oa6 Is. Receipts 1900 head;
shipments $50 head.
PITrsBURsH, May l6.--PErRoLEuH-Qu /,
United ertifcates huctuatiDg; closed at S3Tc
bid refined TIC for Philadelphia delivery.
ANTWERP, May 1s,- PETRoLEuM-Reaned
l9Nt
LONDON, May 10 -PErRoLEUN-Sd,
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Why Will You

Allow o cold 10 advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such "a
Pneumonia, Hem0rhsges and Lung troubles
when IN immediate relief can DO 30 readily at
tainsdH BosoHEE's GxRMAN sYRUP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure OF
Coughs, Colds and the Severest Lung diseases.
It Ia DR.. Bo9ohee's famous German prcscrip
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained In administer
ing 1t to the youngest child, as per directions.
The salc Of this medicine u unprecedented
Since Ant introduced there has been con.
slant increasing demand and without q single
report Of failure 10 do It's work In any case.
Ask your Druggist o. 70 the truth Of these re-
marks. Large dies rs osnL Try Il and be
convinced. TRhIAW
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| WhMt Corn Uau. Fork. Lard.
June. July. June. Jure. June June.
g9Sossd i ,G, ,Ssh 20 I 'l 4 M s 3
{ Fs;;:,ss: iSl III ~ u IS ISSSS

PHILADELPHIA, May 18.-Flour dull for
low grades and patents others In fair demand;
western extra IS 76aI %; Minnesota extra
IS 6Oa6 CO; Ohio good IS SO; Ohio new pro.
ces, 80 26a6 30 Indiana choice 10 90; hin.
nesota patent process SO 60a7 Is. Rye -four
steady at IS 90 Wheat opened quiet, closing
good in speculative demand; No. Cred ele.
vator 81 25; No 2 red May 81 2SsSai "a; Jurs
81 ZOsSal 81; July 81 lOhal lex: August
81 12Slat Al. Corn steady; futures No lower:
steamer track Coo; rejected track C0c: sail
mixed May 6SHaj0o; June 64jGi55No; July
6Shc; August b6HS60H. Oats 6rm No. 2
white 6SHa64ci No. 8, GSa5S fci mixed Sc.
Provisions dull mess beef $iS 90; pork, prime
mess Si7 rs; smoked hams Sil CJai2 co.
1rd, prime steam $40 10; kettle 81 Goa
II rs. Butter dull, except fancy which IL
scarce: creamery 22a27c; New York aud
Bradford county, Pa. extra 2Ia26c; dairy lea
22c. Epgs dullAt i2al2Ho. Cheese dull and
weak at liali No; fair 10 good l0Hal0Ac.
Petroleum quiet at Ike. Whisky dull at
u 10.
BALTIMORE, May l0.-Flotr active and firm
Wheat, western eSsilr and inICtive: No. 2
winter red, spot 81 IS; May u 23sIai "a
June 81 2lal 2iX; July 81 !0al lBK August
81 i2Xai 10. Corn, western higher and In.
sctlyei mixed spot 0Ola0lc; May bsNAt0Xc
June and July 65aj5IIc. Oats higher and
Arm western mixed 69a64c. Rye steady.
Hay quiet. Provisions shade hrmer; mes
pofk. old ti7 90, new SIS 90; bulk meats
bacon all ,hlderS and cl'af rib sides mona
Offering; packed 50 76A9 6Oi bacon, shoulders
a 80, clear RIB sides 10 81; hams $lt O0ai2 W.
Lard, refined II IIat2c Butter dull; prime to
choI;e western packed l0a20c; roll l6atSc.
Eggs steady at ilal2c. Petroleum quiet;
refined 7Nc. Coffee dull 1io cargoes 9ail 10.
Sugar Arm; A sift lOHc. Whisky dull al
81 10.
EAST LtRER4Y Msy l6.- Caltle-R,ceipts
since Friday last 2,20O head Of through and
1855 head Of local, agalnst 1851 head oil
| through and i,O2D head Of local the week be.
fore. The supply for this market is about the
same as this day aweek ago but COZ SiderAt leoH
in piite, on some grades full half dol ar q
hundred. About eight loads were taken iUf
the New York market and five for ihtsfms
dIate placts, the balance all to the retail
trade. All first hand cattle were s'ld out
Current figures cannot be established to-day
Hogs -Receipis $40 head; total for thl
week ~, COO head, against 1000 The week be
fore. Philadelphiss 90 20a6 30 Yofkefs$S O
as So.
sheep-RtceipB 800 head; total for tht
week i6,iCJ head, against 1880 head TIT
week before. Selling fairly active at i0al5t
lowtf than lest week.
Totkpo, May i6.-Wheat firmer; No.
spot 81 iSH May q iSX June u l9N; tul,
81 OAK; Augu,t 81 OK; year d OAK
No 8 red Wabash 81 i0x; rejected 81 e
Corn hrmet hign mixed 4SHc; No 2 SpO
lsc May 47c June IS&c; July 46Hc; No,
white t9hC, rejected A6HC, damaged All
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

A CouoH, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results Ia
an inCursble lung disease or consumption
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disor.
der the stomach like cough syrups and
balsams, but act directly on the inaAmed
parts, sl'aying irritation, give relief in
Asthma, Bro ichitis, Coughs, Ostarrh and
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers are subject TO. For thirty
years Browns bronchial TroChes have
been recommended by physicians, and al.
ways give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use for
nearly an entire generation, they have at.
tanned well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold at % cents
a box everywhere. TTHsw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

H. schoheid druggist, corner Kim and
Chestnut atree 5, Toronto, Ont, writes; ~
write from personal experience and not from
heatsay, in testimony Of the efficacy Of Bur.
de- ck Blood BitterA suffered from indiges.
ton, was costive, and my bowels were alt7.
Tor a short time am enjoying such health as
/ never did before"
Sold by LSGshlln Bros. L Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling,
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"SEIu Diseases" Cured by DR., Bwayns'l
OIntment.


What y more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer a
single hour when theJ have u sure cure In
"SWAyne'S Ointment Is past our cOmprehan.
sion. The worst case OF letter, Itch, Bait
Rheum, or that annoying complaint, Itching
Piles, yield TO It's wonderful all healing quail.
ties. Pimples on the Face and Blotches on
the Skin are removed by using this healing
ointment. Perfectly sale and harmless, even
on the most tender infant.
AN ERUPTION or EIGHT YElBs' STANDING.
was troubled with an eruption for eight
years, itching intolerably at times; tried
many preparations without finding relief.
Through the use OF "swayne's all.healing
Ointment" am entirely cured.
JosEPH II, LAMBERT.
at Hortsman & Bros. Fifth and Cherry,
Phia.
swayne's Ointment, the only elIectual cure
for letter, all cutane ms affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing.
swayne's Ointment Is sold by all druggists.
TThSGw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

CARBUScLEs, Felons, BoilS, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Abstssee, etc,
positively cured without The aid Of knile
or poulGlCe, by using Mira Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing SAlvs. Piles, Sail
Rheum, Etysipelas, Soft and liberated
Cofns, ChilIblAine, etc. II has never failed
10 cute, For sale by Logan 4 Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

No matter how careful you may be. acct.
dents will happen. Taking bread out Of
oven, frying fish, and in hut dred other
ways little accidents occur trihng In them
selves, but provocative Of much pain; iOrsuch
accidents nothing Is better than DR.. Thomas
Eclsctric Oll. No well regulated household
should be without It.
s'ld by laughlin Bros & Co., Wholesale
Druggist, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

To hear Of the death Of a y Jung man, the
only support Of widowed mother. and still
more pltiful 10 know that the large sums Of
money wasted on physicians might have been
saved II, when his ring cOuRh bad become
troublesome and symptoms RI consumption
had sci In, Thomas Eolec.rlc Oil had been used
Fold BY Laughlin ,Brcs. & Co., Wholesale
Druggist, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

Mrs Ira Mulhollanl, Albany, N. Y, writes.
''For several yesfs have suffered from oft.
recurring bilious headaches dyspepsia and
com plants puCuliat 10 my sex Since using
your Butd0ck Blood BlttefS am entirely
relieved"
s1id by 1Aushlin Bros. 4 Co, Wholesale
Druggists, wheeling.
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4. Taylor, Hinsdale, N. H. writes: "For
thirty years have been greatly troubled
With Itching Piles: have consulted many
remedies, which proved t. pe no. remedies 81
sll, until obtained Dr. Swayne's Ointment
At Thomas drug store In Brattleboro, VI
which cured iile completely, SWAyhe'l
Ointment Il sold by all druggists Trtis4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

u a .. Palace Drawing EOOn and Sleeping UsIG
On oil night trains.
Close connections are made for all polntS South and
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this dsSi'
fRblS route for colon1tA and PERSONS moving 10 the
grSl West, and 70 whom particular attention Is given,
WHEELING, PTrTs, ARD BALTIMORE DIV.
iHaTs WhR0linE.n..., G2b A. M $40 n r., $40 D. M
No traiIS run on this Division on Sunday,
Tickets 10 all principal points on ms Al DepOi
once open at all hour during the day,
Information 10 tho travelling public thteriully Hi7sn
", H. CLEMENTS, N, CI1'
R. T. bfVEiEt, Carl krsnl. whFUiIpV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

Is one Of the most annoying diseases
in the world, and yet all can find sure
relief By the Use OF Ia SwAYNE's UtNT-
MESr. II has been tested Ii thousands
OF instances and invariably makes o
sure cure. The symptoms are nlViS-
tutu, like Preparations, intense Itch
ing increased by scratching, very dis:
treSsing, particularly at night, as II
pin worms were crawling In and about
The reCtum. the private parts are
sometimes effected. Reader, ifyCuare
suffering from this distressing com.
plant, or tetter, itch. scald head,
fingworm, barbefs Itch, any Crusty,
ScAiy skin efupti ms, use Dr.. swayne's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-17

SroCEs-The market opentd HFnl, and IN
early dealings q strong buying movement was
developed, under which sharp advance in
prices was recorded ranging from y 70 81
per cent, tho coal shares, Alton h Terre
HAut aud Union Pacific being the most con
spicuous In tis Improvement Speculation
continued strong til the Second Board, when
there was decline Of Y TO 2 per cent, which
was followed by an advance Of \ to ~ per
cent, in which Iron Mountain and Illinois
Central were the mot prominent In the
final sales the market became weak, and closed
at reaction Of \ to ~ per cent, the latter
Western Union. The Elevated railroad shares
were exceptionally weak, and declined y u
~ per cent ON the days transactions
Transactions sc OOO AhaFeS
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RIAAACIAL AAD cOnmERCIAL.


NEW YoRK May ls-MOHEY-sA4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 4a4h Psr cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills firm at
a So, demand q IS,
GovERsMEET BoSDs-steady for 6's and IS;
y per cent lower fer AIS and X per Cent
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NEW YoRK, May TO- Cotton quiet at
| 10 8.l6al0 1876; futures barely steady. Flour
steady; receipts 1900. barrels; exports 90
Geo barrels; superflne western and State 81 CO
"a IS; common to good 81 60a4 80; good 10
choice Is OOA6 rs; white wheat extra IS OOa
0 90; extra Ohio a 70a8 IS; 1T. Louis 81 76a
Is; Minnesota patent process 90 25aS 90.
Wheat stronger; receipts 2S5, 600 bushels ex-
ports $4,000 bushels; No. 8 springGl Il; un.
graded red 81 l9al 28i No. 8 81 20al q; steamer
DO 81 C8; No. ISL 24al 251G steamer 81 20k /;
No. / red 81 2sKal !0i ungrAded white 81 20;
No do, sales li4,OO0 bushels at 81 23Na
1928, 900 bushels, at 81 221sal FAX; June, sales
2Ss, 900 bushels, At 81 2OHal ak; July, sales
10000 bushels, at 81 l9Kai lSA; August,
sales S,Cc0 bushels, at 81 14H. Corn inaclive
options shade better; receipts 24,00 bush.
els: exports sc, 900 bunhels; hot and unsnund
35a5i ungraded 10 r67AC; No. 8, I8oi steamer
66a559ac; No. 2, 67a67Kc; No. 2whlts 6Oa60 No;
low mixed FOO; yellow $50; steamer yellow
600; No, 2 May 66Na56kc; June 64a64Nc;
July 64Xa54Hc August 66A651fc. Oats in.
active and weak receipts 40, 900 bushels west.
ern mixed 45a4Skc; white Western 48a65c.
Hay in good demand. Hops quiet and
steady. Coffee dull and lower; Rio Cargo's,
ordinary to prime quoted at SKallXc; job
lots sNAl2Nc Sugar quiet and firm fair TO
good refining 7Xa7ho MOlatSes demand fair
and market nrm. Rice nominSlly unchanged.
Petroleum quiet and firm; United siXo;
crude 6xa7 10; refined 50. Tallow firm at
6ha8 9.l6c. Resin firm at 81 Sal o. Tur.
pentine easier at $50, Eggs flrmer at l2kc.
Pork quiet; old mess quoted at SIS 10 new do
SIS 65. Beef quiet Cut meats quiet and
firm; long GEAR IS OK; short clear 80 l2f.
| 1 ar1 sIrnnU. mi mn RtaAn ki(l 70aiO7h Hutter
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1hiI great 20 / Is beyond clmpuI,On sup rior IN
III ejab0fstR and RlhAidiVe character TO all similar
10 Ia he pOhtti rutniA tr the III ~ distinguished
an 0rlslhal thinkers and writer's d the IT4ent aud
oi The raj. This Issue Il tina hin'h revision u a
spa, q oVr one HUNDRED tess since rs hc"ru.Gn,
add IN, pshfibi-a copy Ia every fiicular OF the
Btiti h tdltI)n-is thu let ard Chslrat work ever
OF red 10 the Americas re- pie The articles ife
written In most attractive styl0 and thequAhuIy 81
UNI then in any o her hyeloI Tia LOld Al the same
rats The work ethtAlhA Thousands engraylngi on
siecl and Wo,d, atdIy pflntei IRON entirely new
Iype made t1prtSsy for H. II viii he coup lied In
sICIt went one imperial Otta'O volumes.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. r,
. QONDRNSRD TIM CARN.

f,I ~ I'M H.. "a rZiii N EEEaEBa9Sl
~ ~ 1922 e.ssis,sstiiaS
9UlHG EAbE AND v Ell,
On and RitOT Nov, It'll, lsS0, oil Trains viii run
daily Except SundRyl ~ ioloWIi
Through Trains TO Pittsburgh.
Through Trains 70 Cleveland,
Through TnlnS 70 (AICaSo,
PullnGnI PlFlor Can 6ttWsOn WGllIVillS ans
Cleveland,
Hotel and Sleeping Car en- al T5AlnI between Al.
lIAncO aud Chicago,
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TO CHICAGO.
Only Is HOunl

httbeRvtLh ACKNOWLEDGMENT BellAIHs 81 90
p M Bridgeport 500 p. MI arrives At 6teubOnV Vile al
sos p, M; leaves StOlbenVo At $50 O. m.; Bridge.
port lt $50 q. M arrives at BVllAlfe at VO6 1. IN.
Tickets and Baggage Check 70 all principal pTinh
70 thS East and West can b procured 81 thS fiGkSl
y. r.. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-12

Providence, r. l., Nov. 1.-THE
Irish societies gave O'Connor, Of the
Irish land league society, an enthusiast
tic reception last night.
Dublin, Nov. 1.-The United Ire
land denies that Sexton has become its
editor, and states that he never had
any connection with it. The editor has
issued an address to the officers of the
land league branches. asking them to
forward to him weekly accounts Of the
tenants in their respective districts, in
order to keep their brethren in America
informed in regard to the interests of
the tenants.
The corporation Of Limerick passed
resolution to confer the freedom of
the city upon Dillon. OF the 40 men,
bars only 1s attended the meeting. No
conservatives were present.
Dublin, Nov. 11.-In the Downpat-
rick land commission, decision in
16 cases on the Martin and Cornwall
estates. made material reduction in the
rent. In two cases, rent 30 and 81
shillings were reduced to I'll shillings
Cd and 13d respectively. In case of
one Miller, tenant to r. Ward of Ban
gor Castle, the commission confirmed
the existing rent.
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Woodstock, N. B., Nov. ia Gre
broke out at midnight last night in the
institute building, and is supposed to
be the work of an incendiary. A high
wind prevailing prevented all efforts to
stop the flames. The Western Union
telegraph Offices. both in the depot and
regular office, are destroyed. tho flames
driving the operators from the wire at
l O'Clock. At O'Clock the upper half
of the town burned and part Of the
lower. DIR. Smiths residence, the Free
Baptist church and the registry Office
are in flames, and efforts are being
made to save them. The new hotel is
in great danger. and If 1t takes Ere it
will be difficult to save the town.
atThe greater part of Woodstock, for
the third time is in ashes. Incendiaries,
without shadow of q doubt, caused
the disaster. About midnight, the
Mechanics institute was found to be on
fire. There was heavy northwest
wind blowing and in few minutes the
building was enveloped in flames. An
engine was soon at work, but the fire
seized W. F. Dibble's and Benjamin
Smiths new residences and they soon
burned to the ground, and in the mean
time flames burst out of Major p. X.
Jones's barn, third of mile to wind
ward to the first fire. The wind now
seemed to blow hurricane and swept
the flames into Jones' residence, then
across the street, the fire spreading
each way, and soon both sides of Main
street were iercley burning. The Bsp-
tist church, old and new Episcopal
churches, and the registers Offices were
enrapped in flames. CONSERVATION was
now on every face. The work of de-
struction was of short duration. The
engine company having stayed the
flames at the institute, came across the
bridge to battle with greater and newer
danger. The men were driven down
Main street house by house, till at
last on the street passing the new
hotel they finally stayed the devouring
element. The FIRE swept Main street
from Hugh Hays to the town hall for
ten rods on each side, running down to
point at the river, ending with the
residence Of ]. G. Allen. Some eighty
houses are burned, and their occupants
are now sheltered by the inhabitants
whose houses escaped the flames. The
loss is placed at 10000; insurance,
$32, 900. No lives are lost, but many
persons are injurned.
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New York, Nov. 1.-THE Tribune
on the failure Of the star cases says:
1t is difficult to avoid the conclusion
that Corkhill for some reason deliber-
atty betrayed the interests of the gov
ernment he had sworn faithfully to
serve
The Times in a more temperate arti-
Gle says: The facts show that Corkhill
lacked that positive interest and zeal
that should have led him to ascertain
whether the. government had any use
for the grand jury.
The Herald and Sun charge res
possibility for the blunder on the part
OF the government to MacVeagh.
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GLEANINGS.
A General collection Of Gossip. Fires,
Murders and Casualties
In All Parts of the World. Among All
People.

San Francisco. Nov. 11.-A fire is re-
ported early this morning at Modesto;
the loss is estimated at 500, 900; no
particulars.
The Modesto fire of this morning de-
stroyed the Arendt and Modesto hotels
and a number of stores and manufac-
turing establishment. The loss aggre-
gates gbout $50.
The remains Of A. H. Chapman.
sheepherder, were found in the ruins of
the Modesto hotel.
An explosion Of quantity of powder
in one Of the stores and Of cartridges in
the shooting in which the fire origi-
mated scattered the crowd and checked
the efforts to extinguish the flames.
No one was injured by the explosions.
Insurance light.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-12

New York, Nov. 1.-THE following
statement is made by Gilman, CORES
ing secretary Of the American Bible So
ciety. An unjustifiable and groundless
assault upon the American bible society
has been made by the executive commit
tee Of the Connecticut bible society and
widely published through the agency of
the associated press. This is the only
elimination Of series Of attacks which
have been made orally and in print by
the secretary of the Connecticut bible
society since he ceased in 1873 to be in
the employ Of the society, and by the
auditor Of the Connecticut bible So
ciety. In behalf Of the board Of mama
gers Of the American bible. society, its
executive officers unite in denying these
allegations in general and in detail, and
In informing the public that In due
time the falsity of these charge will be
demonstrated.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-12
Medical Department. U. .. A.

Washington, Nov. 1l.-Surgeon Gen.
eral Barnes says: The medical depart
ment Of the army for the fiscal year
ending in June, 1888, will need $3.50, 600
The increased appropriation is made
necessary partly because the department
furnishes the medical and hospital sup
plies for the use Of several thousand
Indian prisoners Of war.
The deaths from all causes among the
white troops were 1877, or Z per 1000 cf
the mean strength. The deaths among
the colored soldiers from all causes,
were 48, or 70 per 1000.
The surgeon general renews his re-
commendation for Ore proof building
for medical museum and library, at
an estimated cost Of s250.000.
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Pays the Penalty.

Frederick, Nd, Nov. l1.-Felix
Munshoar, convicted of the murder of
his cousin, James A. wetzel, ia Au-
gust, 1879, was hanged in the Jail yard
to-day. The time of his execution had
been fixed three times by the governor.
He ascended the gallows with a firm
tread, and died protesting his lnno-
cense. He repeated by exclaiming that
although guilty before God of many
sins, he was innocent of the crime
whereof he was convicted. His neck
was broken by the fall of six feet, and
he died almost instantly.