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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
inflammation Of Transported Eggs.

Soon after it became the practice to
transport eggs in large quantities and u
long distances by railway trains it was
found on their arrival that adhesion had
taken place between the membranes Of
the yelk and those of the shell, so that the
yelk could not be turned out Of the shell
unbroken. On examination by expert
enced pathologists this was found TO be
the result OF true Inflammation; the mate
rial Of the adhesion was found to be pre-
cisely the same as that Of the plastic exu.
dation In Inflammation of the lungs or
bowels. Structureless and unorganized as
It seems, the egg, even when fresh laid, is
a living being and capable OF disease from
external causes. The cause Of this infiam.
nation is undoubtedly the shaking and
friction from the motion Of the cars, and
it can not but render the eggs more or less
unhealthyas the products Of inflammation
can never he as salutary in food as those
of healthy grOwth.-Chicago News
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
The CeIestiaIs of New York.

New York has quite number Of rich
Cinnamon, but there are many more Of
the poverty-stricken vicious class who
have hard work to keep the spark of life
within them. The better class and the
married men remain on the Pacific coast
as rule. One seldpm sees Chinaman
with mustache IL that city. The hair Of
the face indicates whether John is child
less or the proud father Of an heir, male
or female. A man may not adorn his
upper lip with hair until he has a son. A
daughter coming subsequently entities
him to wear a full beard, although the
whiskers Of the Oriental are scraggy
affairs. The advent of baby girl at first
born il regarded among the Chinese as
calamity. Wherever Cinnamon obtain a
residence the vicious and criminal secure
a foothold. The Chinese quarter in New
York is In Mott street, and very large
percentage Of the Mongolians there obtain
their living through running gambling
games or keeping opium joints. Opium
smoking is one of the bad habits which
John takes with him wherever he goes,
and which he introduces among his neigh
bors TO greater or less extent.-New
York Cor. Philadelphia Call
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
Crushed by the Weight of Logic.

We have some of the biggest and hand
soonest theatres away off to the east or
west of Observation-Disclosures houses-and
for one OF these the heaviest rental for any
playhouse in town-s35,0O0 per year-is
paid. The audiences are not unanimously
familiar with politics usages, and the
ushers have to give and enforce instruc
tion. A tall girl and short fellow sat to-
gether She wore Haunting construction
in millinery and he had plain Derby hat,
which he made no motion to take of when
the curtain went up.
4Remove your hat, please ordered the
usher.
a amt going to- defiantly replied the
girl, never doubling that her own big
new hat, on which her proud thoughts
were doubtless centered, was the object
meant.
Certainly not" said the usher; aladies
can keep their hats on. was speaking to
the gentleman. Please remove your hat.
SIR"
"No don't. Gully retorted the young
man. 60 Tain't reasonable. You're willin'
ter leave her hat up there" and he indi-
Gated the extreme altitude of his compan-
ions crown and ribbons, "but want ter
growl about mine down here" as he
leaned a little toward her to show that his
brim was level with her shoulder you've
got a right to use common sense, amt
yerin
The portion Of the audience within hear
ing laughed, the usher was crushed by the
weight Of logic, and the low hat remained
protected by the exalted one throughout
the evening. in Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09

However barbarous may be the custom
of dueling, as such, it is still fact of his
torical value that no dueling community
ever yet failed to send out good soldiers in
time Of war. / have been told by old resi-
dents of Mississippi that the career of Nc
Chung at first stimulated appeals to the
lex talionis, but that towards the last
1t acted as deterrent example The
duel ceased to be duel in the ordinary
acceptation of the word and became a
butchery. McClung, of course ran little
or no risk, and 1t filled the public gener-
ally with sickening contempt to realize
that the leading men of Mississippi lived
practically by the sufferance of mad
man. To refuse to fight duel with him
was, Of course, out of the question. This
was not allowed by the code. To fight
him meant death. His skill with the pis-
tol was fully up to that Of DIR. Carver or
Buffalo Bill with the rifle, difference in
weapons being considered. On one occa-
sion he killed blackbird hopping about
on the ground 20 yards distant.-Cor. At
lanta Constitution.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
A 2-YeAR-olo YoUNGSTER.
Detroit street Arabs sizing Up the Oecu-
pant Of "A Stray Baby Cart.

p""t " " 'ssey a'e'y
A baby cart which was occupied by a
chill about years old, broke loose from
its moorlngs in front of dry goods store
on Monroe avenue the other day and went
sailing along for about forty feet and
brought up against dry goods box. some
boys came along and observed the situa-
tion Of the cart and they stopped TO size up
the occupant
"Pull his hair and see II he has got any
grit" suggested one.
His hair was pulled. Tears came to his
eyes but he did not holler.
@I.et him bite yer finger" sug-
gested another. "I'll dare any boy in the
crowd to put his finger in the little feller's
mouth"
The def was accepted. A dirty finger
in melancholy way and seemed to be
thinking of the long ago.
Give him a marble and see II he'll
swaller it," piped little kid.
A great big dirty marble was fished out
of a boys pocket and put in the baby's
mouth. He bit at it and rolled IL around,
and finally spat it out.
TRY him with terbacker and see IL he
knows how to chaw," advised freckled-
faced boy.
The only one in the crowd who had ar
rived at the dignity Of "chawing" bit off a
piece of plug and was about to offer II when
the mother came running down the street
and broke into the crowd and bestowed a
kick or cuff upon each one before they
could get away.
"You young villains| she shouted as
they halted in the middle of the street.
"Who's a villyunt" demanded the big
gest boy.
"You are!'
Hump! Do you think we never saw a
kid beforeS He amt worth more'n scents
at the outside, and you are doing $40
worth Of hollerin'! Let's stand around,
boys, and gin him the whoopin -cof." "
Detroit Free Press
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
ONE TOUCH OF NATURE.
Cruel and wild the battle:

Cruel and wild the battle:
Great horses plunged and reared,
And through dust-cloud and smoke-cloud,
Blood-red with sunsets angry flush,
You heard the gun-shots rattle,
And, mid hoof-tramp and rush,
The shrieks Of women speared.
For it was Russ and Turkoman-
No quarter asked or given:
A whirl of frenzied hate and death
Across the desert driven.
Look the half-naked hordes give way,
Fleeing frantic without breath,
Or hope, or will; and on behind
The troopers storm, In blood-thirst blind,
While, like dreadful fountain-play,
The swords flash up, and fall and slay-
Wives, grandsires, baby brows and gray,
Groan after groan, yell upon yell
Are men but fiends, and is earth helli
Nay, for out of the flight and fear
Spurs Russian cuirassier;
In his arm a child he bears,
Her little foot bleeds; stern she stares
Back at the ruin of her race.
The small hurt creature sheds no tear,
Nor utters cry; but clinging still
To this one arm that does not kill
She stares back with her baby face.
Apart, fenced round with ruined gear,
The hurrying horseman finds a space,
Where, with face crouched upon her knee,
A woman covers. You see him stoop
And reach the child down tenderly,
Then dash away TO join his troop.
How came one pulse Of pity there
One heart that would not slay, but save
In all that Christ-forgotten sight'
War there, far north by Neva's wave,
Some Russian girl in sleep-robes white,
Making her peaceful evening prayer,
That heavens great mercy meath its care
Would keep and cover him tonightS
Anthony Morehead in The Century.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
A Cargo of Tropical Birds.

DIR. C. J. Sketchley, the ostrich farmer,
recently arrived at Galveston, Tex, from
Port Natal, Africa, with cargo of os.
triches, monkeys, parrots, and tropical
birds, intended for his farm at Los Angeles,
Cal. Accompanying them are five natives
of Madras, India, one of whom is woman
The latter has a brass scarf-pin neatly
hooked through the right lobe of her nose.
A red-glass gem ornaments the pin. Her
hair is coal black, and hangs below her
waist when down. Her features are clear
cut and irregular. The men wear white
turbans. The Madrases will go with DIR.
Sketchley to California and live on the
farm.-Boston Budget.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
The Largest Business in the World.

Alfred Krupp owns probably the largest
business in the world dependent on one in
diyidual. The works within the town OF
Essen occupy more than 800 acres, half OF
which are under cover According to a
census taken in September, 1881, the nun.
of hands employed by Mr.. Krupp was 49,
COS, the number of their families As, 776,
making 65,3sl persons supported by his
works. Mr.. Krupp owns 547 iron mines in
Germany. He owns four sea steamers,
and there are connected with his Essen
works i2 miles Of railway, employing 2s
locomotives and $50 cars, 90 horses with
l9i wagons, and 40 miles of telegraph
wires with - stations and So Morse appa-
ratuses. The establishment possesses a
grand chemical laboratory, a Photographic
and photographic atelier, a printing office
with three steam and six hand presses
and a bookbnding room. The establish.
ment even runs "a hotel in Essen.-New
York Sun
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
Bad Physique Of Austrian Recruits.

A very significant bill has been intro
duced into the parliaments Of Vienna and
Pesth providing for the extension Of the
time Of beginning military service from
the Goth TO the 2lst year This is rendered
necessary by the bad physique of the re-
cruits who have presented themselves dur
ing the last few years. The worst cases
were in Galicia and Bukovina, but In the
German provinces the physique Of the
young men has also deteriorated. Foreign
Letter
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09

1t is the custom Of house having sew,
eral branches in the various cities of the
Union, all doing large business, to send
twice year corps of bookkeepers from
the home Office ~ investigate the books of
these branches, at the same time taking
the bookkeepers from their branch houses
to the home office to overhaul the records
there. 1t has secured absolute honesty in
their business, systematized their meth
odf, and been stimulus to their employees
Cor Boston Budget.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
County in southern California.

In speaking of counties reminds us that
a county in southern California means
something. Take for instance the county
just north Of this-San Barnardino-and
you could states Of Massachusetts, Con-
necticut, and Rhode Island and drop them
into here borders, and there might be
room enough left for another small state
like Delaware. This will give you some
thing of an idea Of how big and tall Cali
fornia is.-San Diego Cor. Cleveland
Leader
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09

A remedy for east wind is proposed by
The Lancet. The real cause of its malign-
ity being the avidity Of the wind to take
moisture, and particularly the secretion Of
the mucous membrane lining the air pas
sages. il is recommended that succulent
jujube or any morsel that gives off aque-
Gus vapor should be carried in the mouth
during the time of exposure TO east wind.
Medical Journal
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
The variations Of Negro Dialect.

The editor Of The Southern Bivouac
gives the reasons Of the variation In the
expressions and photography of writer's Of
negro dialect. He says 1t is accounted for
by the fact that there grew up among the
negroes Of each neighborhood certain
phrases and words which did not travel be-
yond the very narrow confines Of personal
Intercourse Texas Strings.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09

Monks have become good fighters in
Belgium. The Trappists in Chimay sent
a petition that troops should be sent TO
their protection against robbers, and the
general replied that eighty-four well-fed,
robust monks, armed with big bludgeons,
ought to be more than match for any
band Of robbers. The monks took courage
at this, aud upon the next attack scattered
their assailants in all directions. Chicago
Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
The Highest Awards Are His.

IL is in mans power to be what he will
The highest awards are his-to win or to
lose. Nothing is without his grasp. Sin,
shame, poverty, all these may cling, like
so many beggars to his skirts; but, like
so many beggars, he can shake them of. -
Nine. George Sand.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
A Man. Utmost I,n,nx strength.

In harness a man has lifted 8, 800 pounds,
the result having been achieved only by
allowing every muscle to act simultane-
0usly to its fullest capacity, and under the
most advantageous circumstances.
tional Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
Really Safer I'm . Moving Train.

Railway travelling has been improved to
such q degree in England that 1t Is said
that q person Is safer In a moving train
than In the streets of London.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09
A No,.bl. EnvII.h sport.womsn.

The duchess of Hamilton is one Of the
most notable sportswomen In England.
She recently followed the hounds-and
ciosely-throughout chase Of three
hours, covering twenty-five miles of
country.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-09

lceberE:s have been seen on the Labrador
coast two miles long 30 feet higher
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-17
Went BY The Gas Route.

BosToN, Nov, l5.-E1gar Lombard, one
Of the firm Of A. O. Lombard's Sons, one
oil the best known shipping firms In this
part Of the country, committed suicide
this forenoon in q strange manner at
Young's Hotel, while labOring under ct
Of dependency, caused by family troubles,
At about 1880 o'clock the odor Of ea.
Gaping gas was trscsd to Mr., Lombard's
apartments, the daors Of which were
locked. AN entrance was effected through
the tTanSom, when it was discovered thai
the deceased had entered hia bsth room
aud taking a rubber drop light tube had
fastened one end over the gas burner, then
putting the other end into his mouth, lay
down and inhaled the gas until he was
asphy xiated.
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Ghe GntetLfqeneer,
oaieo1 Nos. 70 aud u roartseata street,
Dl,llOntst lInll CLERK,

CHICAGO, Nov, l5,-Gsorge Colte,
newly appointed postal clerk Opera!iug6n
the 81. Paul limited train between Mime
apolis and Chicago, was arrested this
morning by inspectors Doubleday and
Smith charged with ritNng the mails,
Extsnsiye thetts OF valuable letters prln.
Cipally those directed to 81. A, Dauphiu,
Of the Louisiana Lottery Company, had
taken place Of late and u watch was set
and decoys SAINT. On November SID TWEEN
ty letters were found by tho eide OF the
track noar Milwaukee all directed TO Dau.
phin. The currency aud available money
contents were distracted and the express
and poGtofiCe money orders mutllated,
On his person was found 80 in cash and
the deCoy letters marked TO 60 on his
tain. Collie was recommended by the
Hon. P, H. Kelly, Of St. Paul, and has
been month in the service, replacing q
discharged Republican.
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LONDON, Nov, l5.-The Mark Lane Ell
press in It's review ii the British grair
trade during the psst week says: The de
llverles Of whest have been very small
Values at tho provincial exchange have
improved G1l5l. The sales OF Euglist
wheat during the week were 4077 quart
ars at Slg, Sgainst 5,74l quarters
at 9ls, during the corresponding
period last year. Flour Ia III better
demand and values are supported. Trade
In foreign wheat in London Is Glow. Val.
ues are firm. American red ia scarce
Indian whests are in reques! for mixing
with the native crop by country millers
Corn ia firm, Barley and oats are quiet
Beans ard peas are I'd dearer.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov, ia Courier
Journal special ssys; The war in Henry
county, KY, between the French and
EvsrHol factions has broken out airesh,
Almost every citizen Of tho county has
taken sides with one or the other Of these
mountain merchant prilCep, as they are
called. Both factions seem to have come
to the conclusion that thera caa be no
settlement except by determination.
Both factions are armed, and tue first
shot will bring abou. general war. The
ieud between French and Eyergol dates
back several years, They are rivals in
business and control the entire trade Of
several mountain counties, The report
that both were killed come tipO ago was
not true,
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The lO,O' market Is rtIher weak, cluIei by the
uGS t!IG condition OF tue Eastern MA ketS, W hsul
are uncertain on ACC Iun'0I toe threatened Stfike
Ol tbs textile wlTke.s, and 0tuer unllrGuuRte cir.
CumsEInGa I'rIJ y have fallen UH lOmeWh1t
from last week aud arc ~ 70 lows: Xxx washed
al3AC; uuYashnJ, 0nu'thlrd OIL; medium washed,
llAi!c; uuWaSAGd 1A!tg,
GiaSsHg-SI 7oAl w. according 70 quality,
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CHICAGO, ill.,, Noy. 10 -The'O was flruior ieOl
log on change today, though tbs imptOvOnnt In
LhG RmOUi Of b!slnOES It4uSa tod was slight.
the day, III the 81 tiuV figures were better ihGn
oSs current at yesterdays Clo,e Corn q shade
hllhCf. Dat quilt Provisions weEp quiet Flour
guIO and uu hanged, Whe,t-ScA.h No. spring
iiSS7iI,ci November TJISsiSlfoi co,ing al 75JSg;
iiSis55sci closing Il T5Ss Nay SS1SSSi,Si CiC'ias
Ootli-Ho ca,h 5i1tASGy4ci November aiIsaSr,i
closing AtSSSSG DlC jpbtF S6AaG1{ closing al $40;
January &IRa7h, clo,InE at SiIdO M! AOhA
'' 0Sti- ash No 2 26c, Move nb,r 26c; DscsHbs,
$40 JaiJary as}:a 2Ssi closing 26ssS; aty 3oT
RSJ, x, CloLug aljSl, Cash No. 2Fye 6iGI d. No.
bar ~ SO do 70, I FAX seed glSfGl do ptl4 tim
Othy oil u 61al 6S. MeBN Dork-CaSh % b0Ag 90;
so TO- closing 10 OOi February IlU l2IfAi0 TX,
| Odns SO IS, short b Gisi IS SSG5 NJ, Bhunl'
derI iS i0aS q, Short Cutt6 fiAb 70. LAtt-CaAh
q QOi November sud December sSO0i January
Is VljSAb 70, Q o. ing Of 90 ISL FebruGfy % 111ti
shVFt ilhsca h.. t145 o. DO ahpuldCts Is lVA6 0i
do sugar Oh ed y TSajO. WhlSky-Sl. 3, Sugars
=, ut Loaf G1ia636i graduated OS; standard eN
Butter lrni Creamgry lAir 10 extra la 81 dAlrles
9Solto duo lH9Oi PAiAlns stock lOal2 lBHai
NV yoRE, Nov, 10 -.PipuFloR grades very Arm /,
AIT demands other gates steady. What cash
lots Ihade hettri options advanced kaH ard
sS G't "a nI NJ saEs Sd0S pH RSSaed rsa
81 No. o ied SAX No, red 49, No. white Sl1S
,hn,dA SSTi extra rcd 10. No. red NQ,CmbGt
nominal SKI December sli GiCNS5 giO, glosiBR Al
@&i9i,sN, clOSlhs Gtss1ii Nay d!9taSt i'l6l clos
isias iIlstsr clo,iasarm unsradsi ialS,fei
NJ st2c Nc White tSSl No ESy ysI eet 10 ~
III ii 46J4GI January l7aiiIr, riOsiGS. iI IilS0
February ts5tats5fn, clOlng ~ laJSOj Nay va
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TRUsTEE,s SALE,

"A
Y. virtue Of Deed Of TrrG. made by J. Il. Good
EckhaTdtH and q. Werner EckhGrdl, her husband tC
N undersigned trustee dated June %, 1889, and
recorded 10 tho OGice Of the CLERK OF The County
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia In Deed oil
Trust Book NO ", page 28I, will sell al public
suction a. the front door Of the Court House Gi
said county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1885
commencing at 10 o'clock q, In., tae folio wing de-
Sc bed real estate, that Is TO say the south Onehall
Of lot number u ne, fronting ON the west side o.
Main street between Third aud Fourth LIFeeRi
erected theEeOni buL excepting aud resefY "
theretron strip OF gronna live feet In width VI
the western egd and The full width Of said lot
A 80 excepting and TeSerYing q strip o Ground
two teel In width oil the northern side the full
depth OF said lot, The Aforesaid Stdps OF ground
Are reserved for the use Of he owner. or oWnen Of
said lot NJ private alleys, forever,
Also TeseTvlng the right 70 tho owner or owner,
of frame building now on tee north One.h III Of
s9id lot anl ext5AdiuR over and FeEtlnG on Two
feet OF said south One'hali Of lot No y 70 remuiu
thereon until the owner az owners wish 10 erect o
new building on the sOrtu half o. said iOt 40 ..
The tile 70 the above property believe to be
perfect, eAt ! WI convey only tho lille vested IN
Terms Of le.-Une tDird Of the purchase me ney,
and as much more Is the purchaser elects 70 pay,
In CRSh on tho day Of sale; the balance In two
equal lnstAlmenh at ohe and Two ysHrs respective.
", notes beayng intereAt from tie day OF salO 10
DO given for the deferred payments aud the build
iug 70 DO KEEP insured by tue purchaser lor the
benefit OF such deferred payments, and the tito 10
be retained until payment y made III full.
=, J. X. COMDEN, Trustee.
", H. HALLER, AuctiOneer, uOYl2
W. J, W, COMDES, Solicitor
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NEWS IN BlsIEls.

Tie issue Of standard silver dollars from
the minis during the week ending No.
vembar 10 was 1868 IN tame week last
year SO9S III. The shipments Of irEc-
tional SILVER coin since November first
amounts to S4O6,64t.
Ex.Allerman ]. MCQ1ade, Of tho boo
die Alderman, Of 1884, was atraigned tor
trial yesterday morning Six iurymen
bad been obtained up to tho time 81 the
Attainment Of court.
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Caught In u shaft.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov l5,-A rpecisl
from Akioo, o., Gays: "while Samuel
smons agei 10 was Oiling nhst.ing AZ the
Empire works, Monday morning he WEI
caught in the belt ard whiriCd around II
tines, striking timbers above and below
the ahait, breaking his srma and legs and
otherwise mangliHg him. He was naked
when thrown oil tho shalt aud died in Z
few minutes.
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gupe.satirsr.

Having sold nine tanths Of the Writing Machines
sold IN the State we claim Il clearly d0ulo
The superiority OF our machines. Bol0Wswesgiy 4
partial list Of customers using hem:
Daily Inlolllgenoer,
DAILY Register
Newsletter.
W. p. Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White, RttOrugyl
Joseph R. PAUL, attorney,
Russell 4 BtliOl. AttO1leyL
@, q. StuIBis7, attorney, nOrgantnwn,
John a, Hutchinson. attorney. PatkeSbufg.ss
Van Wlnkle & Amber, attorneys, pafkenbtfg,
LOOMS 4 TGvenner, attorneys, PAVkefSbufg,
N. H Flick, U, 8. District Attorney.
HRnnibal fnFbCt, u 8 Commissioner
L. O, Dalllckef, Clerk n. 8, Court, PArkenbufg,
Clarence Smith, Cle'k Of Court, Falrm1nt.
o n, ClemeflN NOHk Of COURT PafkonbuR,
B. o, HOge, CLERK Of Court Hinton.
r. 3, FaSt, Clerk Of Court MOfgAntown,
Manufacturer Insurance. Company,
Peabody Insurance Company
UndefWTllera' Insurance Company,
AldefSIn a Atkinson INSURANCE Agency
EdW. N, DunawAy, City Recover,
Vance, Hugheg Co,
ZAful@ Bros, Bfokgfaa
function Iron WOIkL
WHITAKER Iron WORKS
lAuihlIn Iron Works
BenWO0d Iron Work..
A. J, Sweeney 4 500.
Hobbs, nfoofunIOf 4 CO.
F0f full particulars In regard 10 terms oiSAle Ant
''' Ell. ROSE 4 co.,
Auil Al Twelfth Strait.