davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
II MEANS BUSINESS.

The West Virginia Republican Association
ut Washington -whnt Il Is For.
Special Diod!ch to Tue IHi'liigencr.
WAsnlSGtoS, D. G., Nov. 24.-In spite
OF all prophesies to the contrary, the
West Virginia Republican Association
has become fact. In addition it has
come into life with very earnest and
enthusiastic membership. The first pur'
pose OF the Association will be to effect
a thorough working organization, which
will put at its disposal in campaign times
every West Virginia resident Of the Cap.
ital; aud in the second place, the Asso.
citation proposes to institute thorough
inquiry into the why's and wheretores OF
the retention in office OF IL few prominent
West Virginia Democrats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
AGAIN IN THE COT ETS.


ViSe0untess DinlO, Of tho Variety stage,
Separated from Her Husband.
LOSDOS, Nov. - -VlsCOuntrss Dinlo,
Of the British perrAgr, who is known on
tho variety stage Us one OF tho "Dilton
sisters, song and dumcc artists, has gol
Into the courts again. Her manager
wants an injunction to prevent her sigh
ing Il contract with another n.nascr.
The NIsrOuntrss is the actress who
six months ago married II SOU OF the
Earl OF Clancarty, that young gentleman
Uting in his 2Ist year. This Vipcount
WAS ut once torn lrUm his bride, how.
ever, and is now on tour UrOuUd the
world under the care Of his twO tutors,
while the NlsC0untrSs has returned 10
tue stage at un increased SALARY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
BEGGS MAY GET OFF.


Que Of tho CrOnIn Prisoners who IIaS n
Strong CnSO aud .NHy bO Cleared.
CmIcAoo, Nov. ll.-On the opening oi
the CrOnin trial yesterday morning At
torney Forrest arose and said that he had
been informed that his witness, Thomas
Lynch, was too i'll to appear, aud that he
wouldthereiore waive Lynch'S StestimQny
and rest his case. Then followed a con.
suLtatiOn between the Judge and the
counsel for both sides. When the talk
was over, the Judge leaned forward and
said that II recess would be taken ill 10
o'clock Monday morning, aud that evl'
,pnce for the defense WAS practically all
in, though more could be introduced on
Monday il il was 30 desired. II the de.
tense has no more wltntssrs the STATE
will at once begin It's rebuttal. Whether
or not the defense will have any more
Witnesses no one can tell. Tho attur.
neys themselves are In the dark 1t il
thought, too, however, that an attempt
will be made to prove an alibi for kunze,
as scarcely anything has been done lui
him. Attorney Forrest DOES not expect
to introduce any more evidence. For
rest will probably not have any, Wing
certainly will not aud Donahue, the only
QUE left, says he cannot tell.
The feeling around the Criminal Court
IL that the evidence 81 far given ia sulll
Cent to convict all tho suspects but
Brggs. His attorneys brought some very
strong evidence from respectable mem
bers Of Camp 20, aud there is nothing
now on which the Senior Guardian car
be held,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED.

.llO brazilian Minister At Washington
Given Notice Ut the Complete Acceptance
Of the iepublIc.
WAsnINGroS, D. G., Nov. H.-Scnor
valente, the Brazilian Minister, this
afternoon received tho following im-
portant cablegram, which shows that
the Republic has been accepted by nil
the provinces Of Brazil:
Rio De JASEIRo, Nov. q.
| inform you that oil the provinces
have signitied their adherence to the
republic and provisional government
without any resistance or protest. The
government has extended the right to
vote TO all citizens, except only those
unable to read or write. The archbishop.
head OF the church in Brazil, has con.
lerred to-day his solemn bnnediClion
upon the government and the Republic.
tSigned Run BARBo2A,
Minister Ui Finance.
In reply to suggestion that cable
dispatches from Germany stated that
there was danger Ol division Of Brazil
into three pats, Minister ValCnte said
that the Telegram received today was
a complete reiutatiOn Of all such reports
1t showed TINT Brazil was united aud
that the sentiment Of every province
was in favor OF Republic.
"There is one thing in the telegram in
addition u the Tact that oil the pro.
vinCes, without objection, have ap.
proved the provisional government,
that il very Important" said MIR. Va.
lontc, "and that Is that the Roman Cath.
olic Church has today blessed the new
government. That is very powerful
support. You see, in Brazil, while every
one is free to worship his own religion,
the Roman Catholic church is the
church OF tho State, just rs the es.
tAOlshCd church is endOwedby England.
The fact that the church has accepted
the change in government sho ws hat 1t is
the will Of the whole people, aud that
there is no opposition. The priests had
nothing to do with politics and they are
naturally conservative and friendly to
monarchiaI principles. They had nc.
quired their privileges under mon.
Hrchy aud did not desire change.
Republics are not friendly to the eslab.
ishmGnt OF any church, az they believe
that each church should hu supported
by it's own congregation. So, when the
churches recognizes the republic, 1t
shows that It IL convinced that II Is the
Slll Of the whole people, that all the
provinces favor 1t ind that there Is no
hope OF restoration"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

Van TaSseI Makes Hu Ascension At Homo
lulu and AlIght. In the Ocean, Where lie
Is DsVOured by sharks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
OYEEcROWpED WIIII pOrrONs.

south Africa has More rhysIcIams tlutn are
Needed.
LONDON, Nov. 4,-IhC medical news.
papers are warning their realcrs OF the
overcrowded condition OF the prof, ssion
in South Africa, 1t seems that in Cape
Town, with S5O,OOO inhabitants, there
are forty doctors, without counting those
in Government employment.
In Johannesburg taure are D., ,000
black aud white people, with fifty m"dl
cal practitioners, while there are in Pas.
toria twcnty+lOctors 10 look after 10000
citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
A CONVENTION OF TlANpS.
a Meeting Of the KnightHor the HOnd-ItcS.
OlutiUnH Passed,

"CCtlhE W tue hhlkhlhOi Tue NOuu-lcA.
OlutionH Passed.
WILHEsnAWRE, Pa, Nov GA con.
vention OI trHmps was held in the old
Dundee breaker, near NantiCoku, Il few
days AgO. The call for the meeting waS
ipsued last September by John A. Allen,
formerly Cincinnati hattOr, but for thu
past eight yeats "knight Of the road.
The old brralrr was put In good repair,
and over Di0 invitations sent ont, thu
largest number - bU distributed IN thu
vicinity Oi Allentown, where trAiupS Aru
very numerous. Advance guards began
arriving early last week. They were
from all patts OF the State, Of every ColUl
and complexion, aud had served Hpprun,
tiCrBhipS atall sorts OF ttadUs. These sci
10 work, put together all thO money they
Ind and DrgOn preparations for tho feed
Ing and entertainment Vi the delegates
on their arrival.
On Thursday morning thirtyrighl
tramps had registered aud nat down ii
thu banquet. Allen delivered the ad
dress OF welcome, aud prOpuundpd thu
question, "Why RrU We trNlmpBY' Tit
VtHI respundud, Nnd related their OK
ptrlUnDvH Tho meeting concluded with
tho adoption Oi u resolution against mo
hUpOllCs Hnd Il duClaraliOm Of il purpOst
to stand together fut mutual protection
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

PlSE Cry, MINI, Now y William
IIrOUkpr committed u double mnrdDr
here this afternoon, shooting down lu
cold blood William +. COolnbS aud wiIe.
After committing thu atr0OIOus deed hU
visited II nrighbOr'H hOuSu and FAt with
hls riOn across hiB knees GOnyprBing
r0Olly about tho huarllpts decd UUUnibS
LOFT two small children. 'rhU murderer
IA nlIll nj libpttV,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

Probably no one thing hns caused sucl
n general revival Of traNu 1T Logan prul
Coz drug store IA their giving away IL
thor customers Of no many free trinl bot.
ties Of Dr, Kings New Discovery iol
Consumption, Their trndc ia simply
enormous IN this very valuable article
from thu Tact that II always CURES aud
never diSNppOintH. Coughs, colds, psth
lnN, hrpnClItlN, Group, aud ii thloNl Ant
lung discusses quickly cured. You eat
lost II before buying by getting tHa
bottle free, largo SIEU g. Every bOltl,
warranted, 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
HE Is FOR CLEVELAND.
Henry George says He Is Again for Gro.
VCr aud Free Trade.

Henry George says Ho Is Again for Gro
VCr aud Free Trade.
LEwrsrowS, ME,, Now 4,--lIenry
George delivered his lecture on "Singlt
Tax"to large audience Friday night
He was approached by correspondent
after It's delivery. EIe said: "At the
present time it looks to me like Clcve'
land again in 1892. don't think Hill
stands the ghost OF chance, because,
while he may get the New York delega
ton, he will have no strength elsewhere
Had 1t not been for Bdrnun in 1881
Cleveland would have been defeated.
There were n number OF clergymen in
the hall, and he was introduced by thC
most popular pastor here, Rev. Mr.
Root. Mr.. George concluded by sayiDG
that the recent elections indlCat ed that
the people were awakening to the i'm
pOrtanCe Of free trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

NEwARE, n. j., Nov. 24-Dean Nc
Nully, Of St. Johns Roman Catholic
Church, Paterson, at mass this morning
preached in vigorous Language on the
immoralltirs Of men. ln rrgardto the
Southwotth shooting case, hO declared
that II pettus was n libertine and roup
M charged by Mrs. SouthwOrth, hu d.
served his fate, IN he had tranSgressDt
laws Of man and divine, and II the old
laws were In force he would have been
put to death Tor hiH alleged crime. Tht
sermon has created Il sensation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
ANOTHER EyNLIsN.ANEN!LAy ALLIANCE:
A COnnectieut Girl MNrrlvN Title -FitI-
maurice. Fitzgerald WrddInG,

\ connecticut Girl MNrrlpN llllc -fitI
maurIco.FltIgrrald Wedding.
LONDON, Nov, 9i.-Another American
girl who has landed a lord got away with
the title and other honors, yesterday,
She is Miss Caroline Fitzgerald, daugh.
ter OF ", j, Fitzgerald, Of litchdeId,
Conn, who has been living with her
family in the atistocratiC quarter OF Lon
don, Rutland Gate, for some timv. Thr
bridegroom is Lord Edmund FitGmau.
rice, formerly NJ. +, and Under Srcrrta.
ry OF State in Gladstone Cabinet from
1852 To 1885.
The ceremony was performed at St
Peters by Rev. Charles Gore, chaplain
to the Bishop OF Lincoln, assisted by thu
vicar OF the church, The bridesmaids
were six in number, aud two Of them
bore the title ol "honomhlc," They
wore white beGgaline, with white MORE
sashes, and white beaver hats with os'
triCh feathers. The bride wore white
satin aud long train, She had no or
numUnts, but carried II bouquet OF or.
Chids. There were enough noble aud
titled persOnagrs Of both sexes NJ the re-.
CepliOn at Rntland Gate to make ord.
nary people ashamed Of themselves.
Among them were Earl GlanvIIlr, the
Dowagtr MdrchlOnrSs Of l.AnsdOwnr,
Lord Kerry, Marquis de Ia VaIeltr, Mar
chloneSs OF BIHndilrd, Lady Spencer
and Lord Charles Fuz |
the groom is 43 years old, and his
family dates back 10 the twelfth cen.
tury, He has the Use Of two country
suats, Bow0Od Park, in Wiltshire, where
he and his bride arr now passing the
honeymoon, and DuIrrn, in Krnmar,
and town mansion known Us Lends.
luwne House, Burkrly square. II his
DIder brother, aud that brothers two
vigorous sons OF l5 and II Years, should
lir, LorL Edmund wuud succeed to the
lltIe OF Marquis Of LansdOwnr, Elrl Of
Kerry and Shelburn", Wis.
cUunt CaInc, CIunmorris and FIlzmaur.
ice, Baron DunkurOn aud Baron Kerry,
VI LinOw, and II few other lrtlus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
FORAKER on TIIE SENArORsnIp.
lilo Sais Allen o. Myers Ought to Have II
Dir. HnUOu's Visit.

lilo SAis Allen o. Myers Ought to Have II,
Dir, BnCOm'S Visit.
CoLuMRus, o., Nov. Ex-Governor
Foraker said yesterday he did not be.
lieve there was anything in tho scheme
reported from Hamilton, in which the
brother.in.law OF ex.President Cleveland
is said to have been trying to make
arrangements for a Cleveland and
Campbell ticket in 1892. The thing, ho
thought to be prepOsterous on its face,
and he gives Mr.. Cleveland the credit Of
too much sense to do business that way.
Foraker says Allen o. Myers is the man
to 90 TO the United States Senate, and hr
hopes hO will get there. lie thinks
Myers would make things decidedly in.
teresting.
GovernOr.eleCt Campbell has been
communicated with and says the visit
Of Mr.. Campbell was Of purely social
character, and that the subject Of Prusi.
dental nominations was not mentioned
between them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

NEw IonK, Now 9i.-Mrs. Hannah
sOuLhSorth, h,whoSh0t and killed Stephen
PettuS, had a good nights rest aud was
able to cat quite hearty breakfast,
Since her arrest Bho has not read any
newspapers. The only person who vis.
itGd lirr to-day was the prison phys.
iCian, Dr.. MagCc, who said BhU did not
need any more prescriptions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

PrrsnuRum, Pa Nov. "a. l. Cashier
IIoerr who has been missing since the
failure Of the Lawrence bank last Thurs.
day has returned home. EIc did not
have the courage to meet the dCpoSitOrs
the first few days after the suspension
aud went to Butler, Pa, where hU has
been ever since. Ills honesty has
never been questioned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
Tho New Jersey Returns.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 24.-The certi.
fled returns at hand Of the recent cleo.
ton in this State show that the plurality
Of Abbot (Democrat) for Governor is
1883, which, with one exception, Is the
lalgesL plurality ever given in the State
to any candidate. The exception was in
the election Of 1857, when Joel Parker
received l4,507 plurality. Tho total pro.
hibitiOn vote was q, ,S53.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
LOWERS SEIAIATEn.
Tho herman Emperor sllli WiihiUidS Ills
Assent tu lila sisters MnrrInuU,

NAANhI 10 IINNINNt'a MAffInRN,
llERLiS, Nov, gl,--T'hU limpetOr Btill
withhOlLs hls assent 10 the bptroIhnl Of
his slater Margaret TO tho CarowIls.
Prince bismarck lie reported RS apprUv.
lny tho lNalCll. Tho Princess herself Ia
willing, BiuCU meeting her BultOr ut
AthUns, ThU reluctance ui tho Emperor
Ia attributed Ia tho weakly UOhNtilutlUn
li tho CEarOwltg This TACT that tho
pflnCCBs 10 a Lutheran 10 no obstacle 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
NEWS FOR uMDRELIA THIEVES.
A Jur, Decides 1t Is No Crime to Stcnl AN
Umbrella.

'N''
Umbrella.
RlcnMoND, Va, Nov. GA remark.
able case was disposed OF by jury here
in which the decision Of the Police Jus.
tice was reversed. Alfred Richardson, u
small negro boy, was sentenced to thirty
days by the Police Justice for stealing m
umbrella. His counsel, Hon. D. g,
Richardson, took an appeal.to the Hust.
ings Court. The facts wero really against
the boy, but his counsel determined to
arouse the sympathy Of the jury. In his
speech for the defense he GOntGnded that
II would be an outrage 10 send anybody
to Jail for taking OF an umbrella; that
nObOhy had ever been Jailed for that,
lie stated that on one occasion party
Of gentleman placed m umbrella In the
passage before the dining room Of the
Spottswood Hotel, first anchOrlng IL with
II long string. The walters were let into
the secret, and watch set, The result
proved that every guest who left the
dining room attempted to take the nm.
brella with him-merchNnts, lawyers
Legislators, all had it under way when
checked by the anchor.
IN view Of the facts the counsel asked
an enlightened jury Il it wauld mt b.
an outrage to jail n boy Ior taking an
umbrella. The jury, without leaving
their seats, brought in II verdict ef not
guilty,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

DAYTON, o., Nov. 24.-sir knight
James Nrsbitt, for many years Emi.
nent Recorder of the Masonic Grand
Lodge Of Ohio, died at his home in Troy,
Ohio, to-day, from paralysis, with
which he has been suffering for two
YeAfA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
WHEELING, W. VA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1889.

in which pay was adjusted on June 30,
1889, is shown to have been $40 AL ,095
The number Of routes was 9,llS; the
aggregate length OF routes was l50,3Sl
miles and the annual travel 2O4, l99, ,4S9
miles. The rate OF cost per mile trav-
eled was 9.5?c, The sun asked for as
necessary for the current fiscal year is
$4,000 900. The amount estimated as
necessary for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1891, is $2l, ,006 275.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

The sale uf seats begins At Houses
tlis mnrning for the engagement Of
"rhe Fdkir' al the Op,lu House
Wednesday aud Thursday nights and
1t II matinee Thanksgiving atipfniun.
The Minneapolis Journal says; "prrtty
songs, several dainty girls, clever lakLf,
thu usual character songs nnd gAgs--thAt
~ 'rnC Fdkit' II llHs BOmU Ol the
CltvurnrSs aud daintnuSs Ot liuyps hest
work. II filled the theatre ani madU
tho audience lnuGh. Thomas q Sea.
hrOOku .as the fakIr Is ouIniprvSvilt and
innMN."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

a rather Important real estate deal ID
te'Otlrd 70 have b,Cn mNdU Saturday,
Tho CITY Hank Ia SRId to have nu,uWWt,:i
from Hannibal FUtbrH lliu Bailey build.
ing at he corner VI Market and AllpI 0.
Tho price was not lCRtnAl nor Was Tho
report directly verified, but II 10 believed
" bU With good foundation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
ENGLAND'S LAST SCANDAL.
Danger TINT Cloud VIII Hurst which Will
Stir Up the SUhIIlt,,

stir Up the SUbllltI.
loNDOS, Nov. 24.-Engluud is under d
cloud OF scandal, already briefly alluded
to in these COluHns, that Is now certain
to burst and involve honored nancs in
disgracc-pcrhApS even greater than the
recent "nodern Babylon" disclosures
brought upon the families Of the partlCi.
pants In those crimes. Although every
possible influence has been brought IL
buNr TO keep the lOathsOmO story quiet,
II isto day on the tongues Oi everybody,
and IL only kept ont Of the newspapers
through the severe and MUST libel
laws that hamper the Engi-ll press.
But even this safeguard ior the guilty
will not avail when Parliament meets,
for LabouChrrC aud other enemies Ol
hereditary RtistOCraCy have obtained thu
details Of the scandal aud will Insist
upon al investigation. II may even
C0mU out before then, since tho Earl OI
EuSIun, whose nAnIC has been men.
toned III connection with this case, to.
day HwOrO Oui n warrant against thu
editor Of thU Moth LOniOn IrrSS, who ip
also n leader WRIT un tho Star, ChAtg'
Ing him with criminal libel In publish.
ing articles changing EtstOn with buiny
concerned III tho scandal
Whether this Ia u blulr on EustOn'r
part, on whether hU believes he can clual
himself and llOtS not caro- what bpCUnIrl
Oi thu others implicated, tGnlAinB N III
seen, Ernest PatkG, the editor In QurB
tiOn, Ia u hard working journalist wht
has tho respect gf hiH associates, as vel
for character IN for ability.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

FosrORtA, U, Now gi,-lsDubpn Gard.
nCr fatally stabbed Lafayette Fronts al
West MIlIgrOve, small place near here,
lNsL night, A quarrel arose over u gnmU
OF cards. Fronts died In u low minutes
after tllU knife was plunged into lila side.
uatdhgt'B speedy removal Ia tho county
jail nL bowling Green stopped tho lynch.
Inp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
A DIVIDED LLGISLATuRE.
rhs Montana Lower House Effects Dual

The Montana Lower House Effects Dual
Organization.
HELENA, MONT,, Nov. 24.-The Mon
tana Legislature made an attempt to or
ganize yesterday. The outcome waF
that two parts OF two organizations were
effected. The Republicans met in O
public hall and the Democrats in the
Court House. Officers were elected by
each Of the two Lower House branches
but the Senate couldn't organize. tht
Democrats not appearing and thus pre-
venting q quorum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

Onu VI the prominent members OF the
executive stall Of tho "Hind igArlth"
company, which OpcnS II thrrG.nightS'
return engagement al tho Grand 10.
night, is Mr.. Frank NJ. Englp, u Wheel.
lug boy, inurU familiNrly known to his
friends hero M "DiNir." Thtto has
always been Il fascination about the stNvo
lot him, aud once hc found All Oppotlu.
nifty to connect himself with IL II did
not take him long TO fiSC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 24.-'The Cunard
Iine steamer Elrulia, from Liverpool for
New York, is delayed hero by n fog
There was troubled on board the steamer
owing to the union men refusing to sail
with the nOn.unon men. The union
men were impris ned for day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Nov. 24.-The
Controller OF the Currency has author.
lied the Citizens National Bank Of
Marietta, o., to begin business with II
capital OF Sj0,0O0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

BRIStOL, Pa, Nov. 24.-'I'he body Of
John shaIler was yrslcrday found In thu
Delaware river III Burlington, n. ].
FiCtU HtO no marks Of murder. llU lUiL
home October ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

ATLANTIC CRY, FLA, Nov, 94.-The
Cotton warehouse Vi the Excelsior
Mills, with 10000 to 10000 pounds II
SEA- Island cotton, was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss not known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

LiWA, Col, Nov. 2l.-Col. r. Rath.
bone, founder Of the order Of the Knights
Of rYthiRs In America, IL lying very III
At this place, with small hopes Of 70.
rnVpfV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

WASHINGTON, Dc, Nov. 24.-Statuary
wrought in Italy after model may n OF
be brought here free Of duty as the pro-
duction Of an American artist. So has
decided the Treasury Department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

JERSEY CRY, N. j., Now 24.-George
Walker, Treasurer Of a Knights Of Py.
thlas Lodge in Jersey City, took it's
funds, borrowed his wiie's gold watch
and $500 Of his iather.ln.law, and Is now
inlsNInR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

NKw YORK, Nov, a Tho Amateur
Athletic Union has taken steps toward a
inOnBter athletic meeting 10 bU held dur.
Ink the progress Of tho Worlds Fair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

lIRooRLyS, NJ y, Noy, 9l.-josepll
jackson, 4 COlOtCd "pal" Of murderer
urUpnwald, yesterday attempted u Kill
| o. wiLUUBs agaInst thu murderer during
tllg trial, jackson Ia locked up !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

NEw HAVEN, CoSN., Nov. 24.--Con.
nGCtiCut wants her coast protected
ngainUt smuHglets, and will ask CUngtusS
for n revenue patrol Of her shores, like
that Oh other New knglaud coasts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

roRONTO, CAN, Nov. A--At Sillcry
Cave, Canada, yGHtCtday, a schooner
with u barrels Oi nOntfabAnd Yankee
whisky was COnllsCatUl,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

DO YOU BuliUr with CatatfhY You Can
lO cured II yOn take llDOd'B Safsapnfilla,
tho great biOod puilRUh Hold by oil
dFuggIbLB,