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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-13
SYSTEM OF SOLAR TELEGRAPHY.

Military Signals in Use In Arizona-Com.
munication by Sun Flashes.
In December last Lieut. A. NJ Fuller, of tho
Second United States cavalry, with his troop,
X, left the Presidio for field duly in Arizona,
where he has since been stationed For tho
first four months after leaving the lieutenant
with his troop, but soon after Gen. Miles
succeeded Gen. Crook, Fuller was assigned to
special duty rs acting signal service officer in
the photographic service of the army. To q
reporter he explained the method of army
signaling by means of rejecting sunlight.
The alphabet used is exactly the same rs the
Morse telegraph alphabet. The instruments
and mirrors used in signaling are of the finest
material Under Lieut.. Fuller fifteen signal
ing stations have been established in Arizona,
the distance between them varying from five
TO forty miles, according as convenient peaks
were found on which to locate stations The
greatest distance in straight line which sta
tions cover is 200 miles. The regular work
ing force of each station is two at the smaller
and three operators at the larger stations, with
a guard OF from five to seven soldiers, ac-
cortling to tho location Of the station. The
stations more remote from the railroad are
supplied with couriers, and orders from Gen
Miles to the different detachments in the field
are thus conveyed.
So perfected is this system of communion
tor by sun flashes that trial message of
twenty-five words was sent recently over the
200-nile line and an answer of the same
length received at the starting point in
twenty minutes time. Another test which
Lieut.. Fuller said resulted very satisfactorily
to Gen. Miles was signaling 500 words twenty
five miles in a short space of time.
In New Mexico there are seven additional
signal stations, under Lieut.. f. E. Dravo of
Shx. ivSh Ivy A of
twenty-five words was signaled from Gen.
Miles at Tubac, A. T., to Lake Valley, 400
miles, and an answer of twenty-seven words
returned in four hours and ten minutes
time. Lieut.. Fuller says that Gen Miles has
expressed satisfaction with the rapid man.
ner in which messages are signalel from sta
ton to station.-San Francisco Call
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24
THE INTEk-STATE CON-
MERGE BILL.
CON,

The Interstate Commerce Bill il
certain to become law at the nex'
session of Congress. This bill viii
settle the vexed railroad question
which has SO long been an issue in
the West. 1t will also prove of in,
calculable benefit to Nevada, be-
cause it will result in a system Of
freight carrying, that will enable
the dealers in Nevada to receive
goods just as cheep here as in San
Francisco. The freight will be
landed at the intermediate points
along the line and the schedule Of
rates will be in portion to the
distance the goods are carried.
This will reslltlna cheapening Of
all sorts of Eastern goods in this
State which will put TIE purchasers
of goods in Nevada, Oh an equal
footing with San Francisco. There
will then be no longer any need of
anybody in Nevada sending to San
Francisco for goods on the ground
Of cheapness, for the express charg-
Is on the back shipment would
make the San Francisco goods more
expensive. The rush of prosperity
enjoyed by California, which has
really acted as a middleman for Ne
vada, will be checked, and Nevada
will get back some Of its old losses.
The idea seems to prevail that
the bill will be blow to the rail-
roads. 1t will not be for it will
build up So many towns along the
line Of the roads that the increased
prosperity of the country will help
the roads. The reads don't seem
to see this now, but inside of ten
years they will all acknowledge that |
the bill was . direct benefit to
them.
There will be no longer any |
competitive point" locality and
there will be less through freight !
to San Francisco ar the clipper /
ships will reach out fer this busi
ness.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24
A PLEASANT BURDEN.

The Enterprise has left the heavy
burden Of booming Nevada to its
Carson contemporary, the APPEAL.
Chronicle.
If the burden of booming Nevada
is heavy one it is because Of the
opposition which State develope-
ment receives from such blinded and
misguided newspapers as the Vir
GINA Chronicle. 1t has thrown
every possible obstacle in the way
of each attempt to make better
State Of Nevada than it now il.
The reason of this can only be ac-
counted for under the supposition
that the writer on the Chronicle Ia
bors under the idea that if more
produce were raised IN this country
it would enable the railroad to
carry more freights and consequent
ly reap larger prOhts.
It does not occur to the Chronicle
that the Development Of any por-
ton of the country helps the whole
and that were the country mere
thickly settled, the increased bust
ness on the railroads would result
in a reduction Of freight tariff
This view of the question seems to
be utterly beyond the scope Of its
yisien. The idea however. enter
tanned by the Chronicle, that the
booming Of the resources Of Nevada
is burden on the APPEAL, shows
more conclusively than anything
else. the narrow scope of the paper.
II is pleasure to the APPEAL to
do this work and it will continue its
lahors until it gets its reward by
seeing prosperous STATE. We
would like tn see every journal in
the State put its shoulder to the
wheel and do ITS part. One news
paper cannot single handed make a
State prosperous, all must assist in
the work. All are now doing this
nt the anti Stewart papers,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24

The strike Of the messenger
boys has been short and decisive.
The boys go back to work with a
satisfactory increase of pay. They
have had some advantages which
made their contest with 4 rich COM
pany not so unequal as it seemed.
They did not resort to bloodshed
but when they met juvenile scas
th.v had no scruples against
thrashing HIM into respect for
Il rights of organized labor. Such
conduct on the part Of men would
have excited public indignation,
but from the boys it was regarded
rs a Joke. Ii was no joke to the
dininutiys scass, however, and as
it wa, impracticahle to send two
policemen to guard every msssen-
ser. applications for work fell OF.
There was no definite lise to pre-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24

-Monsignor Capel is about to
bring libel suits against the Ar
gonaut and other papers that
published the scandal concern
ing himself and Mrs. Valensin
who resides near Sacramento.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-24

tect, as with the street cars, and
the strikers could choose their own
place and time to ambush their
hated rivals. The companies have
recognized the situation, and the
red and blue uniform is no longer a
badge Of war.-Post.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22
WEST vIRaINIA RAILAoADs.

How they are Extending Their Lines and
Developing lhsstAt
To The EdiiOr u me LHlellt0aea.
slR:-The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company has the Credit,oi constructing
the first steam locomotive, the Cooper"
that ran on an American road, and also
the frat passenger engine in the world
that made trial trip on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad August %, 1880.
The "OonCord" and the "Grasshopper,"
built by the same company, were the nest
eggs oil the multitudinous freight loComo'
tive, whose, shrlll note is heard on every
continent on the globe.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio was the first to
traverse West Virginia, and has built
branches to Romney, Phillippi, Morgan.
town, Volcano, Washington etc. and will
erelong inteTseCtsthe State North and
South, 1t is simply marvellous how rapid.
ly it IS building up the Northern half Of
the State,
Tbs Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, a
younger, but sturdy, brother, is doing u
similar service Tor the southern half OF the
Commonwealth, promoting rapidily oil
growth unparalleled in her history,
The Olarksburg 4 Weston, Weston 4
BuCkhaunon, Huntsville 4 Pennsboro,
Panhandle, Ohio, and Central Ohio rail.
roads are valuable tributaries.
With suitable railroad development
West Virginia will compete with her
Weather neighboring SIsIes, and attain
noble rank with them in secular and moral
growth, akin to the grandeur OF her noun
lains and the altitude Of her sky.kissing
hills, You may take in the whole scoops
Of railroads, North, South, East and West,
and fail to lnd the superiors, ii equals, Of
our Baltimore 4 Ohio and Chesapeake 4
Ohio arterial railroads. They are destined,
each, to connect the Atlantic with the
Pacific,
The Chesapeake & Ohio has established
lis eastern terminus at Newport News, and
as sure as tides rise and fall the Baltimore
4 Ohio will, with the mighty progress Of
events, push hers to the margin Of the
great seas.
Give her the right Of way, or stand
away. At least give her fair play. Elk.
Cepting the passage Il the ROCKY Moun'
tains or sierras, where can be found In
the wide world such mountain obstacles
overcome, such triumphs Of railroad engi.
neering, and such picturesque scenery Of
marvellous magnifcenCe as are Witnessed
daily in our own mountain State, whore
the Is. 4 o., and the U. X o. roads scale
the Cumberland, Cheat, Allegheny and
Greenbrier mountains, and traverse our
rushing streams and rivers. Then, again,
where can you find more elaborate, gu
peroly finished, easy riding, palace, dining
and sleeping cars, at greater speed, or
cheaper rates, considering the heavy
grades, and enormous outlay, snd where
more gentlemsuly officers and more obllg.
ing Employer
"The pen is mightier than the sword"
So ia the press. So IS the locomotive, to
enable the pen and the press to spread
the blessings Of a Christian and benelcent
civilization broadcast throughout the
world.
Let my tongue cloave to the roof Of my
mouth and my pen drop from my paralyzsd
hand, fever they are employed to traduCe,
cripple, obstruCt or embArrasS these mod.
ern thoroughfares Of commerce, moral pro-
gress and Christian civilization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22

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1876, short clear S7i<o Whiakv staativ ii 81 Ia
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Spot lois. but price fuled steadytWhito n
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kEips B Sias XXI sheet-Roeelnls I'd head:
shipments 500 head: marSet strong; natives q o.
Ab Si Texans 81 7OaS 500 lambs q 0Oa6 g.
East LlBERTY, Pa, Feb. 2O.-Caltle receipts l,l6g
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AdKiee d hlulhstt.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22
HANCOCK and SEYMOUR.
A STRIKING SIMILARITY BETWEEN
THEM,
Two Men Made Great by One Event and
both suGCumb 70 q Com.
mon Fate.

General Hancock, thspride OF the army
Of splendid physique, martial bearing; thu
obedieut soldier, whom war made fam
ous,- t
Governor Seymour, the old time gentle
man, the pacific statesman, the idol Of q
great party,
Both men standard-beaTers Of the Demo
Crary, the one as a soldier, the other as q
statesman in q presidential contest-boN
dead; both dead GiSlOa at Tie sans hour
There Is g remarkable parallel and con.
trast between these two men. The war
period made both famous. Both were
patriots; both yielded to the same ambi-
ton; both suCGumed to the came fate
Hancock apparently well one day, the
next, says the World, sis sinking step by
step, like a psrson descending a pair Of
stars"
Governor Seymour, says the Associated
Press, has been gradually falling for eight
years, Both men, though OF entirely dill.
ierent temperamsnt yield to q common
fate.
Hancock's case was discovered by an
eminent physician at the very last mo.
ment TO be- beyond help, because, back Of
the malignant ulcer In his neck, was .
disorder which made living impossible.
Governor Seymour's life for eight years
has been feeble, as the Associated Press
says, because Of q serious stack of renal
inflammation some time ago, and his death
therefrOm has only been question Of
timel
Both Hancock and Seymour might
have lived many years had they known
and recognized the fact that they were
each OF them victims OF dangerous kid
ney disorder, and treated themselves sue
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An eminent New York physician says;
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Deaths from kidney disorders are Of the
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CAGES, because OF the prominenUsoi the
victims. Thousands Of cases OF needless
deaths, aye, OF actual suicide and homi.
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These two cases, occurring 80 strikingly
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22

as the Everett lease, This gentleman has
already sunk two wells there, in both Of
which he obtained good flows OF gas,
Leonard Outlip. and wife, Minerva
Thompson and Hanson Williams, il,
we're arrested in Braxton county for steal.
ing sheep and hogs. Near Outlip's house
was found q regular slaughter yard, and
the remains Of scores OF animals. Leon
ard and his wife have both been in peni-
Tertiary for robbery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22

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miscellaneous.
the PERFUMED BALL-ROON

The Atlanta CoraitatiOn, speaking OF the Mystic
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22
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educational.
M M De GhantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

,,.,,,,,v.slRh!h year Of this WellknoWp Acad
NV nnssr the charge Of the Visitation MUS
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. ,'sr and music, should send Tor cRtalosm
d Iaa school, Address,
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Transportation,

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SlrAIlls ruu uAlIy, IyaIIy t&u. ps suIl ,sJ
Sleeping cara on all through tLEins between hal
limCrc, Walhinltou, ChicagO, Pltt'buTGh, Wheel
lug, Columbus and Cincinnati,
Addlt onRl train leave Cambridge for VIII cling
at $40 D. m, and WHeallng for Cambridge NJ 100
O, K LORD, W, " REPPERT,
G.n'i Ess, Agent, Nv FRSI Agent,
Baltimore Nd, ~ luWhlis o.