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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10
SIseiintre.

'''.h, . TO- = =
Alsm Faupel was called 10 Cumberland.
Nd; Yesterday, by tho serious illness OF hi
brother. h. ...-,! =
VIM. J. Eels,n, travelling for the Chicago,
Milwaukee y 81. Paul railroad, was in:town
umoHc 'ha msnutFn.nresp yesterday.
D. D. McGoy 10 back from Bay View, WIS.
cousin, on business ard reports ell the Bel.
lairo people at that place loirg well. !.
McGiuty1 Il ssrnrbare having factory fol-
candy md q bakery built In The rear ri the
room which they will occupy on Unio:,
street. -. -. TI11
]. A. Greenfield Inns bean transier,ed from
East Liverpool 10 Mipso az eseut for ,ils two
railroad companies in place Of the abscoudsd
r Fl. Turner. sl't, e 40. &, =
A horse wns .sken to tho uppe- wharf boat
yesterday evening to load on n boat. He BE-
came frightened and would not cross the
staging, finally jumping OF and breaking q
les. He wGs an excslent horse ard tic
owne. refused to hive him shot. -. a NJ
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High AUTHORITY.

Dr.. W. Z Scott, President OF. tho College
OF Physiciars Montrssl. writes: have rec.
ommended Coldeu's Liquid Beef Tonic rs
the best preparation for debility, Indigestion,
!uyspspsia., ,fsver, sgue aud lcss Of appetite.
Take no other. s, z q - Myraw
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The following shows tbe range OF tho Their.
monster, as observed at schnepfsdrug store,
Opera House yesterday: .i.NsE
- ls 1853. .tEtsIs- Z 1851,
10 CS 70 e. 81 40 Il Is "
81 l.u4 INDICATIONS. ~
WARRINGTON, D. c., April 10 l:S0 AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, threaten.
ing wsa sher, rain, variable winds and slipht
siso In lemreratussin Tenussset; northeast
to northwest wiat,n and nearly stationary
temperature III tho Ohio Valley. 7,,lI
For the Lower Lake yegi0ns, centrally
cloudy woather ligl. local rsiis or snow,
north 10 vast winds, nearly stationary TEN.
pera,u,e and higher barometer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

RELIABLE sEEus, that never fail to grow.
arc sold BY Boyd. No old stock offered.
Every thinE New and Fresh Crop ut Boyd's. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10
A Book About S;uuy.

You can buy book on alnlos! any sub,sct
but Johnston, the Gun Man, sends ifee a
large illustrated sixty.four.psge catalogue Of
riasg shot guns, rsvolvers. DO. b Addres,
Great Weatern Gun Works, Pittsburgh, PA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

The Ladies are providing IN elegant Gun.
per at the Fourth Street NJ, Z, Church. Ibis
evening. Call in from @ to s. Music and
readings With refreshments later, ]. - :
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Cotton,

NEW YORK, Ap;il 9.-co,,on quiet futures
steady; April l.7ic; Nay ll.7Sc: June 1880; July
l2O0c; August Life: September ll.73c; October
ll.lSc: November l097c; December l0.9Sc;, January
=
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Wkcn AOii,ins fIxc VIII.

Mr1. Carpenter, iG3 Fourth Avenue, N. Y.
who suffered yuary with rheumatism, wus
entirely. cured by st. Jacobs OIL tho great
pa.n-reliever. ~ 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

BANKRUPT lot Of Dry Goods snd Notiona for
rsle at bali price By J.iW. Farrel, oornos
Main and Twenty .frst streets. Atrl ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

MEMS fine hand made Shoes at SF;si :,
- J. W: AMIGOS,
.tI !. e y, 49,, 1l43 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

BANKRUPT lot Of Dry Goods and Motions
iGr sala ut half prica BY J. ". Fer.el, corner
Main and Twenty.6rst streets, 80 :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

CINCINNATI, o., Ap.ll S-Flor. IN fair dcn,nd,
Urn and tIchange!. whca. strong and higher.
NO. no. ,ed 81 DIAL o. Corn ~ geod dsmant No. T.
mixed a5}Ic. Barley III Sol Lcnsnd, firm an,, i'm.
ehShgtd, Fork 1uie! and lrni: mess SIG SIS Lard
dull; current make unchanged Bulk meats Q:r.:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

\ Doa'r force. the Social tc.uight ct tbs
EHufth Street n. L. Church. Supper. O to 3.
Music and Readings later. - - !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

Only 2S cents for nice supper, at tn
Fourth Stree. II. T.. Church Tonight, LII
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HEADQUARTERS for all kinds OF Gardening
Tools aud seeds. 8. E Boyd's, Market
tQuaye, ctZ lTs !. 81 "a q tg. 41+s,' - - =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

New YoRK, April 9.--Tnere has been no activity
owing 10 The tOld rain storm to-day. LII staple
cotton fabrics trausAc ions arr OF good proportions
though limited by agents. Prices arc yc'y strong
ard higher In many inhtnnces. Good prints ARD III
| request Gud aIe being widely distributed III small
for e. squares, which makes prints very cheap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10
A. |, RICE 6 CO.

Remembering our former open.
illgS, and. the universal satisfaction
anu pleasure they gave, and de-
string that the present should be n
memorable one, We have spared
neither time nor expense III the
beauty Of decorations, good taste
and elaborateness Of display to
maize this eclipse all our former
efforts. W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

! CHEAPEST Hoes, Rskea Spades, shcyels
Mattocks, at 8. E, Boyd's, Market square,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

Brill fifteen or twenty pieces Of slightly
damaged cHrpptal left, at two.thirds their first
cost ~. .-i Hn j. W, FecREI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

!, MES and Women'u Shoes OF all kinds at
ss II J. W. AxIcK's, III.
n 1liS Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

Nxw YORK, April g-Lcather Grnl aud fl ZOO,
demand; Numl0ck solo 25Ha23c.
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Fe,relg. E NE, 81 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

WANrED-fOUNG MEN TO GO TO
W Tc1Gs 70 learn stick tsising gnc ,nd,ll,,
horses 10 r.dG. plenty Of game dpErfituI r,tHstne
rar1 opportunity For further ,at'iciiia,s sid ,ss
enclosing two e'coni siamIy Prop Iitr Dun ,'aSjnc
RaRch, Leon SPRINGS De, M 70 T,ysv E S"."7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10
shoulders GAyr short lib SSc B,cou pronser;
shoulders nc: short rib 9ysc: short clear VIC,
whisky Qulet aud steady at 81 is, q IFI',i. =

whisky Qulet aud steady at 81 Is. 1915, =
To,ADo. Q. April 9;;-Shes. strong and higher;
Ne 9s .Pa. aud AIF!l 92E; ssy ', June sse
icl:Cted tlktie Corn .quiat and Arm; No. 2 spot
aud April ! Nc bid May nominal nj t9xc; Juno
soS" pa; 1uiy ss, o!d oa, uii and ne%inal No.
nominal at shkc; rejected SiXc. e- ~ - -
47s Live Ht0cG. &
| CHICAGO, April 9-Tho Drpttrs' Journal reports
lArc hDgs-.llecc!pts l2,cO) head: shipments 8,7cO
hoad; market weak A. 100 lower: rough packing
q 2Sa5 %; packing and shipping S 9OaG 10: light
head; shipments 200 head; market steady and
isirly acllyc: exports o. 25a6 IS; good to choice
shipping - Nn6 40 coIniaDI 70 nediuTs5 i0A5so.
market opened strong and cla cd a. loaibc lowCi:
inferior 10 iair 81 r0a5 10 per cwt; medium o. OOa
0 70: choice 10 extra 70 OoaG 80. -. 'Hl5ll$ N
EAST LinEaTY, "a. April 9;--Cat.le market
slow; primo IS 21a6 3d. fair good IS 7GaC co. com:
head. HrHs-MAfku slow; receipts ,035 head;
shipments $50 headi PhllaiephisRs 50 0a6l ": Yo,l.
en- % 30 500. Bheep-Matiet slow; prime IS tUl
lambs 50 QOAs 70, receipts ZOO head Shipmonn 400
I'D. sts E5I 2HlI..|s
CIsciasArI, Q, April S.-Llve hogs quiet; COM
mon and lisht 81 s)a6 9u packing aud butchers
q 6Oa6 40 receipts 200 head; thlpmeI 100 head.
| Petroleum.
OF CRY. "A: April o;a.retrolenu, opened a.
e21+c highest 93ttc; lowest 0lkc; closed ut g?5sc
saltE sos G00s batrclS cearA,ltes yesterday S7s!
oo0 barrels: runs 1863 barrels: shipments a6,tCO
barrels charters q. $50 barrels. Oil CITY oil liz.
change stock, 81 5OAS 70 asked. Is '.-'1IT7.
BRADFORD, Pa, April 9.-Crudc oil stronger;
total runs Tuesday GLASS barrels; total shipmcnts
bJl3! barrels; Chsfois 30 1852 bSrrelscleances 10,
81 COO barrcls. United Pipe line certificates open.
ed ht9!hc; closed at 95atc; higheat price 0J1t4c;
lowest OH . .-gE a. s-''' .u''l
TrnvILLr. Pa, April 9-opencl at 9i5zsc; high.
est 0J1Gc; lowest vlsc coecd at 93,Sc. shipinenp,
charters and tuns no fgures received. SCI
P1r1snuReH, Pa, April 9.-The afternoon kess,on
Was more active and Grlncr; opened ut 9lHo; vi.
vGnced aud closed stronger at0j44ic. - .,,s'
NEW York. April Petroleum strong; United
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WANTED--TO MAKE ARRANGE.
w MESTS with acme resnpIIb,N ns,.rint,t,
Away gaIbago daily, !,om tho Peoples liz murInt
YAEkEUREH & SOa ~ " nn.in ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

STILL fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets left, at two..hirds their tlr;t
cost. M a. J. W. FrRREL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-05
MLErINl. III nLOOkLYN.

There was a large meeting last night IN the
Tw,fh Rnrl ~ brooklyn, the Democratic 70 onfh"d "i
the city. A great crowd assembled 40 Van brunl
and Dyhcmnn st-. whore handsome bhhh'
was raised by the Twelfth Ward Blaine and Logan club
with the usual uccompunncnt- OF music and hreNoiA-
There was some evidence organized attempt on The
part II the unuy Democratic element 20 break up the
meeting aud times they caused considerable confusion
with their shouts and catcl. But the great majority OF
those present. who were nearly all worhngmen along
the wharves sOutn BROOK yn listened win much inter-
est 10 the convincing arguments favor Of the election
OF Blaine ana Logan set forth boy suas b. Ducher Cen
era Georg- W. Palmer. General James r. OBci'nr' ana
J. G. Curtin.
the Pioneer Blame and Logan Corps Of the TVth Dis
trict Nineteenth Wad, Brloky %, raised fine banner
last evening at BrIaIway and Hewe.-,t
George " Bungay presided .1uI the speak rs were
Miulln Chance colonel j. W. Jones' T. u 4tcher ana
9th r. Ltters rom Blaine an Logan were read amid
Great app ~. d.,
Inc K.ubiraus NJ the Tweuty -hrst Ward Brook yn
held tr ely ended NEE ing last evening M lrha'
AID Thr,uI-aves j. vas announced tina. new wigw I'M
al TbroOJ and Marcy YOU be- rady by 1ae"!
anu b, Was voted 10 form Plumcd Knight Battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-05

and he sought M much possible to conceal ms
feelings from the world.
Judge Foger entered upon his duties Of his great
Office here with an unusual degree Of enthusiasm
for a man of his years. II was unfortunate for him
that be- brought with him the judicial and not the
executive faculty. and when hc discovered that ~
was physically necessary 10 recognize the limiia-
tionq upon his own powers. aud to divide the hn-
tics he still 10 tho last tried too much to have per-
sounl knowledge Of the minuicst details Of oil
oases prani ~ smnll. and under the burden Of this
great routine his health broke down. There are
other rnlduot officers who pay close attention io
fine duties of their oHrcs hui There never has been
ono who devoted more hours. nr WIS moro
dolniislilo fn etuiipus attention ~ the snl1',t
before him than thutna i lnlp"t "" nrf't i'il
ttrd thuf hir office BOO tho TREASURY W1a uni IiHi
,aI ,hitubrt cog fnmptfhrudrd. ihHi n VIE hnl
necessarily iln duty of nu tr'niifn "ibrr ~ P,l
AunHllt ttuuiur 100 driaii r'rt tha'. N'HNnHi
10 lItutufI thNnuunH Nhn If = tif''H lh ~"
ult NOT pnId enough fuf scrub work u'Ht~d 'I'
-unf ,ou.idefHtr attention hh ihr claimant l", ~
lions. And % Wae in great n'hHihr hr'h"" Jn'p'
I,,r az t1-t iudpr and faithful. ruurrlfutipuf
man that his hralih broke DOWN p4Hnt lh' tHN
part Of BIZ ndinlhiHlIal ION H' ''I""u i'I l"' ,"
urV nnill or O'Clock, ana I' ,hW'hF
came back after dinner foreman ~ thr desk Nlu'
he could never clear often until midnight warned
bv his illness of last year be- somewhat fcldArd
his hbors afterWaId. LIS cessation from dutY
was the result of physical weakness and not OF de-
sire. lie came back here month ago determined
aVlIn to dispose of the ACCUMULATED business h'-
fore hIm. but m % few DAYS his strength again
failed aud he was compelled tO go To the home from
which ne was never 10 return.
The Bureau officials met tonight and decided to
close and drapc the Treasury tomorrow. lN
strange fatality, upon sending Tor inc
decorator who always dtapcs the public buildings.
n was found that Ice too Is dead. At the meeting
of the Bureau officials this evening the mani
fr4tatious Of grief were most carurst
and sincere. Judge Tolgcr was always
extremely KIND and cousidcrato 10 all about INN.
He cudoayorcd 10 conduct the Treasury upon sifct
CIVIL service principles. He made no removals cI-
cent fot cause All the working force oi the Irn--
ury became attached to him, and hl- loss VIII Doe
regretted from the humhlcst chaifvonan To the
highest Bureau officer
Acting Secretary Coon will probably net ~ Secro-
turv until she 10Th inst. when temporary ape
poiuuuent for ten days ora permanent appointment
must be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-05

dressed letter 10 Attorney General OBen. asking rof
IFS opinion 10 the proper interpretation ~ section i2j
NJ the Revision of Banking Laws That section" sad
Mr. Paine Is with changes section 1. chapter 228 sf
the laws " 1910 This first section provided that sock.
holders Of any corporation POINT stock asocia ION ~
banking purp0ses issuing bank notes or any Kind n
paper credits o. circulate money after the lsi day n
January, 1850 should be Individually responsible,
equally and raaby ~ the extent ~ their shares 0i arF
debt or liability coura ied bv such corporation or 90
socatou az or January T. t45o. A naary every stats
bank issued circulating mites when fhs 1"t pIfsai
ia provisions aflrln1a va1lbo sarg14f1 f1r ihf pfi
trHn NJ ihe creditors ~ static banking fnaHiHi nns.
nrt Congressional g A'ao1 ir thr retf aGr Imposing
tif pf ION unr rrnftu nu fhn rrfuia un ~ fii 80
hHut7 hta fr1rfnt boo dftIua aurh ff1 Hilul uHf -
ftlsritfn bpna fhH Provision of fna Hft nf ffip la
language f wni.h mA1t inn frsIuhthiIIB nf siDrsf
huli.fa drprHi ur'h Nru'I.II. lnnIrt fHIfl 1ng
ptnffiI il hfnfnf 20 .u.h ffrffufff AiInufi % hr. q
O.unfN in hls trulY aaYa 40 fftHiHau % n lha ti
tnfY aId unrt OF iur hIhtlna sIrtm OF hlf ri'r ~
inr aiiIis fi-rf f0 WhIlu hove irrrft tHd iHr 800
pfa lH ul veil sei 81 principles uI tltlinff nlustlu
ion uHsf uu h tti 10 ils rIliI-iIH ih4i ii. % BE-
hIldts of state bIuaf uYt itsIins uiuH n'iHf -
paprr rItilt- t.itni.d to circulate money stn at
liable Go tha trei tors 0f those inati .it'lpls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-05
NOTES on THE CANVASS.

Tho NlNlh Assembly District Buo and
logan Campaign Cu, met af sixty -seveuth-t md fhe
Western lou..varl last m.ht q Morrison presdln
Roma t7 were nude hv Professor +. H. 2 Hunt. s4Wu
w. Randall. Mr Richardson. gilbert r. HAYES aud
Others
There wna ltge nn1 enthusiastic mnpameeflns '7st
evening 'i Vn tlU rhr1ntr. uflrf fho 1u.piraa of
ih' XIII Assembly District Unpu.ii,pu rifupn'tp
'nh Fr.n "a 1l1trf.rs v..n m1ln bg 81 a. i'purlls
and ' o. fellows Auerrub aing ,amp'igh aouss
Ihr h'll ni Mo- 100 ts tu,un.t.ar, in which tlo fns
''pnl' ni Blaine nnI tDsm mru Of thr 2NiIlui Aarru
h'I District mr hst nIau ~Is not htss enough o. ,nn
ihH huf Nhu dtsiru loo HIf.ui OiIinIffd iItt Hteh
ihr ruh bus membership ~ -. iruro
H' meeting vas CALLED to order tWfnr five
iu-h Americans siued th.ie names io ur
r"l The pr sdaut WilIimJ Ncfoughin, hss been d
r"u'fI Dom fr n nf De- n I'D ufi Thomas 300 100
il n ftd f mrc irg and lhumu+ Doyle WIS NJ. rfrd
i.aiiy 10 Dee ldcpe Ident blame aud Logon
The uug None Republican Cul NJ Broollvn. winch
u w. p"''-- OF orgaHlkit On for the campaign VIII mold
~ HI-I in 'iu- next lIursia, 'y ul DO the brooklyn
u ms. II ft1p'ctrl that Jul West, of ONO. t. blind
chef sprascr
III. Garfield club. ~ Newtown T. L. WIS r.orQau1ed
on Monday 1s the ii aine lud Loglu Camping Club.
se"h A. Lawrrnc. treasurer banner was uunIrlod
m front NJ the headquarters l14i evening speeches
".,' Wtdr aud The village band paved.
lu' n9r,h Nir lnd'urnd mt E'pu'n@n 0.'i u' ana
log 90 club met ~ 40. q James 81 lst rvcruF Ihis
cum hnf been organ led FOR irsh American working.
m'H number ~ lifelong Democrats are among hr
mrmhrra
The Hrpublcansof the Twcnty.thid ward ~ urook yn
Nrdur. night opened anew wRw im mcnHurtuV 30 10y
Wh'h no. accommodate me- FOR about loo people.
Gro Fdrd Howard II. smlI H. chairman ~ M tlmpnlgu
com iticr prr.i Il. Adlfos.r, Vuru caused tle VIE
wan io nF vita cheers wrrr delivered uy J. x sChuuu
mhk'f Joun OhAoy and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-05
nR nLlINE IN Nh HlVrgHIhE.
HIS Speech - THE FAHNrns-A N0v-rARfi'AN
RECEPTIONS ~ IHE Evrviyg.
1877 rrfrsparH 30 rae fnfHrvrf


NAScut-rra. Sept. THE presence ~ Mr..
ni,.non' Inr Nr. l1ul ra.r hidpr brought ertlor
o.rf tu 900 r tir uut0if .flnduR ihr Intense hnft
ST.. un.nn ria escorted o. ih' f1lf si'pHd' t'w 100"
trai .u,r 0f tuufrrnut o. d''H sWyih hy H"frfh".
~ tHd bic atiH 4ll Boo ruWp1nt wh HDtttH"r I"nfh
of i1i1ia ialiudi usurfai a q. nlu.a, ttp"ffihW
tt,tHf et ea.ito toul., p.nn t i.itrnrit'f Colonel
uW. Wiutn tmHn MundY tliur. Commissioner
rr.rlr o. Lorn-. rr itfG bf rpndiHg nnd other dI-
10 -uIsutf r.f There great tIusi -iu shown
or hir tItur- appearance at u' tir grounds hr
Lnuus, plo u'It r thr sorlry, i.tfotu'tt 3d. Blaine
20. our Wuo hh tthon great interest boo asnrntnr'.
Prolonged ch,.rug add waving of hanihOIrhr'+ and
hat' greeted Mr. Blame ou his coming forward to sp ak
lle sadt
LADIES AsD GTrrLrWrv; n f. pleasant 10 nnd our.
selves ln au HE-cmDtkr where W an bear % name OF
uch'r honor ilan partisan d''i.lal ON -sh assem-
hi Y iu wm'h We Ur. on ih brood plane OF AmrH' 10
tuiug civic dirnction of priceless value The a9rcu
tDrr far i' rae rtrm ~ Par lament ON tins day aud
on this occasion the mor ude ndcnt class Of cihus
apoak 30 the word ~ word nl decd for tnat great un
dan entail ir crest ich th Ecuub ross for its So
nrcmur tnc Da.s of ala wealth but the ful measure
If the statement may Doe compr.hcudci when we rrmrm-
product "a md lock u the United states viii eH
coed 5000 10000. an amount hron ht iorih IN 'lnel,
Year tls BOO * oaa debit 1917 ltt high 80
Iou. We are not 100 The habit Of c'usdcriug Sew Ing.
the annual product from hor o is greater lu vnuc Than
N ihr gold tIk from De- min 4ut tiipfua iul AufIrt
1910 n h" oncs' ycnr of their fabulous y'ld The a.mT
Do hr true and t wave suc.rsfu miner W ttr extraction
of money om in' rur fiHt most .irknfiy shown lu
tur hi.oly ofC,ifou whose splendid mIou to wealth
people turned to the prOdur ON of btral flr the
world 100 tetd OF goli. The prodiH'u. consumption d.
vh,n We realize how vast proper ION OF our asFro-
. s.nt abroId. Jhe hundred ANA ol1 million. of Now
Eng'' i1rm product d9 not support utr own p'o
. mech MICA industry to au cnornous amount mi9 '.y
or h" mean of .u't'n"noc 40 Iay 'hy onponr'i rom
tine rrtuiuct of tine more f'rlr West md ihs th,i IN
hI' one uf many which show the independence OBJ or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-05
THE FEELING N THE NORTHWEST.
CONGRESSMAN PAYsOE RIDICULFs DEMOCRATIC


WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Congressman Pdyson'
of Illinois. If here lie speaks In the enthusiastic
manner ~ the Republican prospects in Illinois and ihe
Northwest and regnul- The claims " Che democrats TIA"
they can carry any W the Southwestern states az pre-
posterous Congre ssnBn TOwnshend. Of Illinois, has
" rittcn letter here this week stating that Carter Iaf
r-on viii Doe elected Governor and that Cleveland VIII
not e FAR behind him Boo the vote. Congressman Pay son
said that T1wu-heud must be- poorly Informed as To- the
sentiment Ia Illinois as tho vote Ia November "ond
show that HARRISON would scarcely know ne had been
running A iot The reported disafection among the
Gernlnus Sir PaTs0u sHys That he had taken phn' to
have thorough canvass made 10y rt@tWOlhY peimsn7
m sersral ~ Tie counties where disufreUu was re-
pofted h exist This canvass showed that 0n1 Ia re-"
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IuE Goyruyou oF Au>srsoN Io-r- W5 rnR
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sr. PAUL, Mimi. Sept 1.-By the failure
fcl',rla} Of tho Niuuos TOO rvalor Company of h'l
nug tu this -tntr. Governor u ibp lrd wII o'" nonF
lfuot quito a or bob, orlunc Tho Liabilities az" roughly
um,toI of 100000. mud thc n.ar'a including gr.ln
owned py Ilr company, ot from F2'50oo io t-'"Voo
rhr Immediate cnisr OF the assignment WIS nn attach.
mcut ny Charles ErIclrr tho sum involved being
fII I'd. Huf iti now known that the Elevator Conn
pans Intended 10 make Assignment and thus protect
m crcdtrr- cauul hat by So doing ai oucrlt can pay
ell liabilities. The company WIS Organized DO I7-5, ana
was consolidation OF the elevator interests of iAe
Maleppa MN Company and the WiDn-h Elevator Com
pauy, of Wabash The capital stock was fixed at S-OO
600 with Limit Of indebtedness OF r3OooOO or the
500 900 t4ore has been paid ~ a lite more than fifty
per cent. on Monday the Elevator Company allowed a
note of $4,000 to go 10 protest IN Milwaukee. Nhen
this became known BecAer issued an attach nrnt where
upon the company made the assignment, ana judge L.
J.Wlder made assignee The capital stock pMd IN
was 100000, held by the following persons: T. b.
Ho'chkiss Jolu Hu,d and \. a. Newell OF Budce'ot''
Conn., ". J. Watts scranton PENN A. hlCHaI -
EJl Claire, Wis. j. g. iJwieucr, Wabash MlhI.i l.
T. Hubbard. W p. Brow nj . n. Du-yca. ot EeiWilg
The com ANY owns twO e.'yat r. I'D ehch p n' i',o"
m places: kcdwiug aud Lie ny, a1u % -
Lggeston, Dakota. n'c-ott 'Il5 -, 49, T. C,~rv'
Mel vile. Hammond. ZImDra tals, Lumur'ld' Ca44J
vile. Fan Claire. DIraui. cannon Rails, AIl'h anu
Maiden tock The exact amount OF me Is..is gsn-ot
be .sccrt lined until dn Inventory j. dAfu' Will ~ Ia
IN few dar- Governor Hubbard s.the only one oi me
firm M town. ana uc not well enough po-lel 10 give
il il cared somc other firms may he seriously crippled
hT tnr failure H. J. ONcill wel-AnoWn gram 0prrd-
tor OF L, city fooa leI-c few days ago VI an we
W arch uses Of the l. evator Comp for On, year ne
took po--r-riOu sep rmbcr / ms wa, enough. "a"
best courso pursue and e. Dee for ne nesi I' -
ne Elevator (oup.pv and creiliO =. especially farmers
as iu any town. there are other ele' al1 3'u
would virtually shut tnem out Il a maiAe' 'o' ''' '-
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