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Paris Escapes the Panic.

: PARIS. Nov. 10.-Prices on the bourse
today were fairly steady, though for
eign securities finctuated somewhat.
Rio 1into lost So francs and Credit
FoncIer 81 francs.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-11-11
Grand Forks Opera House Opened

nDtClHI 10 JIG 6IODe.
GRAND FORKS, n. D., Nov. 1o.-The
new grand opera house was opened to-
night by the Emma Abbott company.
The receipts for the evening were
$1,000. Gov. Miller, in very neat
speech, christened the opera house the
Metropolitan The building cost
Ss3, 900, and IS furnished throughout in
the most elegant manner.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-11-11
Held for Atrempted MURDER.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-Kate Riordan, the
woman who shot Dr. Bright, master of
University college, Oxford, was again
arraigned before the mayor Of Oxford
to-day, and was committed for trial.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-11-11
Where the Alliance Thrives,

Special to the Globe.
CRooKsToN, Minn., Nov. 1O.-The ofl.
cial canvass in Polk county is: Owen.
S.2s4; Wilson, s56; Merriam, 6SS; Hal
vorsen. 4.oS1: Whiteman, 9i5; COM
stock, T94.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-11-11

try. The Kansas sugar crop will be a
large one, and sugar beets have done
well west of the Missouri. indicating a
probably rapid development Of the
sugar industry.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-11-11
BouIanger Quits JERSEY.

LoNDoN, Nov. 10.-It is reported that
Gen. Boulanger has left the Island of
Jersey for an unknown destination.
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something better, whether II be the APP
polntment OF tho Chief Of Police or a
change In The method Of electing him."
The something better might be found
In the adoption Of the idea suggested
In the first extract. ,,l5 4
Again the INTELiiogScER assures 'ts
esteemed contemporary that 1t Ia In
hearty sympathy with any movement
having for It's object the improvement
OF our police service and preventing It's
control by politicians and the vicious
classes Of tho community. It will even
20 farther and advocate reform not
only in this regard, but in the Police
Court i.scli, where jaslice Is often made n
farce by the Mayor whose election our
neighbor 30 warmly championed, solely
because he was the nominee OF Its party.
The 1NrELLloEScRnb believes thatth
reforms should DO advocated outside OF
party lines. So long as par.isanpolities
enter into the management OF the city
departments the institution OF reform
will DO delayed. Is the Register willing
to lay inside politics in the next city cleo
tiou and join in general non.partisau
reform movement?
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Nitls OftI,s Mark,

Mr.. Butterwotth, in criticising the
Mckinley bill referred 10 u case in
which corporation with capital Of
1890, 900 had made profits amounting
to sG0o00,000. 1t rs now stated that the
Ohio. Congressman's reference was to
tho Calumet and Hecla Copper Mining
Company. Tho american, OF Philadel.
phia, in commenting upon the matter,
calls attention to tho fact that Mr.. But.
terworth Is very wide OF the mark II he
thinka this enormous profit has been
due to tho high duty on imported cop
per, or that It has been obtained through
this and other companies putting up
the price Of copper after tho duty was
imposed. In fact, copper has become
much cheaper under the duty than it
was before. The unprecedented profits
OF the Calumet and uecla.-as is well
known to every one who has ever looked
into the copper queslion-were due to
surprising richness OF the copper-lode
held by that company, and to the scer-
tific processes OF reduction first intro.
duced by Alexander ..Agassiz. OF late
years, says the american. as is well
known, there has been large and in
creasing export, both Of copper ore and
Of tho extracted metal. In 1880, the
value Of the ore export was but $50, 1853 /;
ia 1850. (having risen rapidly since 1889,
it was S7,5lS,25S. And Of the metal in
ingots, or other forms, the value Of our
export has risen from s703. i55, in 1880,
to $2,34S, 054, in 1850.
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The Work Of tho Water.

The high water yesterday carried away
the ialsc'work and good portion Of the
channel span OF tho Union Bridge,
which was SO rapidly nearing compile
ton. Tho result Of tho disaster will be
to seriously impede the progress Of the
great work and delay the time, to which
We ure anxiously looking forward, when
trains will be running into Wheeling
over the bridge.
The loss to tho contractors is
heavy, but not SO large that it will
prevent resumption Of the work us
soon as the stage OF tho water will per-
nit. The affair is vegetable, and all
the more 80 because it was one Of those
things which could not have been well
averted, as so sudden rise in the Ohio
was not contemplated. Man cannot al.
ways provide against the idiosyncrasics
of the Storm King. 'e. q .t'4f
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TOR RENT-TEN ROOMS PARTLY
- furnished. Suitable for barking house.
To let In whole or part. Terms nsona bic. In.
4uite OF GEo. CARL. corner Thinty'list and
Ehabltfe streets. =-,ilfl-Gf# &c. ~ ny8
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THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Business Transacted In Both Parts Mt Sa

Business Transacted In, Both Parts Mt Sat.
lzi.l,I.,z urdny's Session. &,
In Part II. Of the Circuit Court Satur.
day, Judge PAUL. on tho bench, the SEES.
sion was consumed in hearing arguments
OF counsel on the motion for new trial
in the case OF the State v. Rodney Dick.
erson. convicted Of rape. ,,h,.s :
State v. George Wickham, indicted
for keeping gambling house, No. l;
plea Of guilty and fine Of $50 and costs.
State v. George Salada, indicted for
keeping a gambling house; plea ofguilty
and hnc OF $50 and costs. Il H. 81.
The following cases were continued ;
'Ihornburg v. the Dayton Bridge Com.
pany; Jas. Riney. Bowler and Bowler.
In Part l, Judge Campbell, in the
case Of the Manufacturers Insurance
Company vs. d. L. Stalnaker, Me obicc.
ton Of plaintiff to defendants plea was
sustained. H.
State for use Of George A. Smith vs.,
J. T. Rogers, executor, defendants plea
OF nil debit was overru'cd; jury waived :;
evidence heard to court judgment for
plaintiff for $4,000, as set forth in the
declaration, which may be discharged
by payment Of $l62 so and costs.
Ivy. W. Dunlap vs. Burton Hedges ct
al; bill and exhibits ordered filed. Al
Mary r. Faro vs. Emma Creighton ct
al. injunction bond raised to $40. q
Tho case Of Mrs. Hamilton vs.. the
Wheeling Mining and Manufacturing
Company was given to tho Jury about
ESQ in the afternoon. A verdict for
plaintiff OF 500 was returned.
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FLETCHER HARprR is the latest mem
Der Of the great publishing firm Of New
York carried to the grave. Mr.. Harpers
name has been n household word
throughout America for more than thirty
years, though he was Not one OF the
original Harper Brothers. He became
member Of the firm Of Harper Brothers
in 1860, jus. after the death Of his uncle,
Ex-Mayor Harper. On the death Of his
father he succeeded him in control Of the
periodicals and devoted himself especial.
ly to tho Weekly. -t5..
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Yoto early and often.
800 Reward. 500.

The readers OF the ISTEhLiaEScER will
be pleased to learn TINT there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to tho
. medical fraternity. cataIrh being con
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
tho blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system, thereby destroying the iounda.
ton OF the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the con.
slitution and assisting nature in doing
lis work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they
oaer One Hundred Dollars fdr any case
that it fails to cure. Send for lis. OF ties.
tinonial. Address,
4 F.J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, 0.
ESJSold by Druggists, 75c, DSw
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DIED.

MORRISON Sunday morning, May %, 1890, at
G O'Clock, ARrHUg, sor VI Robert A. md
Md Morris, aged year, 5 months and days.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents at the
u head OF Fortyelshth street. on Monday,
Mny %, ut 2:so O'Clock p. N. Iutcrment at
Mount ollvct Cemetery. Friends OF the
family arc invited TO attend. 4 =
ARTlsT-On sunday, May IS, 1890, at $3.50 a. M,
GEORGE EDWARD. son OF Gus +. and Lem
Artist. nScd S months =
Funeral from the residence Of John J. Brown,
Z No. 60 North Front street. this tMonday) AZ.
tcrnoon at O'Clock.
Sunday, May Is. 1889, at 2:oo5 y.
/, m. MtSslE L.. vile OF David y. ECsbl:t, III,
In the I'D year OF her age. s',31i ',.If = I
Funeral notice hereafter 1900 l.t .-s.',
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Tho Wheeling Police System.

1t has not been many months since
our esteemed neivhbor., the Register, was
advocating tho idea Of taking the con
troll OF the city Police Department outoi
the hands Of the Board and establishing
the system which is now in force. There
was strong opposition to tho Register,
position then, as many foresaw the evils
which would result, aud which the Req.
ister is at this late date frank enough 10
acknowledge hive resulted. The In.
TELLlaEScEn cordially agrees with its
neighbor that Il great reform is needed,
and until it is brought about the great
cause for complaint which now exists
will continue. sfE
Tho Register misrepresents the INTEL.
MGENcEE when it accuses this paper OF
aligning itself with those who oppose re.
form. Our readers know very we'll that
the 1STELL.aENcER has always fought
earnestly Tor whatever reforms arc need.
cd in tho management Of the affairs OF
this city, and particularly Of the affairs
Of the Police Department.
The very evil OF which our neighbor
complains, namely, that ward politics
and other vicious Influences control, to
large extent, the employment Of our
police, is the result OF the agitation by
tho Register and its partisans in favor Of
the abolition OF the Police and Fire
Board. Tho lNrELLloEScER1 opposed
the movement, but those who were in
favor OF giving over these Departments
Of Public Safety to the control of parti.
sun politics, led by the Register, sue.
ceeded in their plans; i,..''s e
After the present system has proved a
vicious one, our ueighbor has begun to
sec it's mistake and clamors for another
change, although it does not suggest
definite remedy. Indeed, it does not
seem to know exactly what it wan,p.
For instance, in Fridays Register we find
the following suggestion, after a List Of
tho evils under the present System; the
itahcs are our own: WIS .3iGIji.
- That this sort OF thing is done
constantly is notorious to every person
acquainted with tho workings Of 'prac.
teal politics. and suggests the idea that
itwould DO better for law and order and
the efficiency Of the police force II the
Chief were appointed as in other cities,
say, by a board, named for that purpose,
instead Of elected by popular vote,
In Its Sunday edition the Register says
"Tho Register does. not want to return
I to tho old system and is not advocating a
police board. We are advocating change
Of the present system and an advance to
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DOR SALE-ONE MATCH TEAM,
Il Truck wagon good ~ new. nlso one buck
wagon Inquire OF ". II. EGE2TER. myA
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I, POPULAR MEN on THE ROAD.
A Chance for Nil 10 Express thler Prefer
.,,. 1',,n Nynst pnpuinr. IN Nerclv0 q

A Chance for nii 70 Esprrss thier Prefer.
.nee-Tho Most Popular, 10 Receive i
Costly Present. rs tV ~ s
In order 10 ascertain who Ia the most
.S. ~ -, nr.,,I t,,,.nIor ronrcuont.
popular comWerslal ua'eteI IePleaeu.
Ing Il Wheeling house, on tue ROAD tue
IsTp, ;nyii na nil ia rcpberB TO
1900 Al. .,,a,..a.,o A nnunon for
express thelE pisieIeneo' a Soupom nj
the purpose will be found below. ibis
,nnv he mailed or left al the Office, or rs
.,.,nlN,n ., IN hn1lr ,nr hn
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RECENT INTERPRETATIONS.
Another oil Coinpany-liarpcr'sF Ferry MI
Ls.I in. md Nfnnu urinr C,,mp,nv

Another OIL Company-llarpcr'sF Ferry Min.
AZ; Ing and Manufacturing Company.
Specia! Correspondence Of The Int.Nigsacer. r'E.
CnARLEsroy, ". Va, May o4.-The
oil companiesare still being Incorporated
daily. The last one is the Thos. Prince
Oil Company Of Wheeling, with capt.
tai stock Of $500 and tho privilege OF
increasing it to 100000. The,sLares are
S each, held by the following Wheeling
gentlemen, five shares each: A. Wilson
Kelley, Z. G. Myers, Geo. r: Taylor,
Thomas Prince and J. L. Stroehline.
e The Harper's Ferry Mining, Manu-
featuring and improvement Company
was also incorporated for the purpose OF
mining. selling and shipping mineral
ores and manufacturing said ores, for
owning, buying, selling or leasing tim.
Der, mineral or agricultural lands and
for building and operating the necessary
railroads aud traln@ayH, etc, and to car
~ on any business incident thereto.
The principal office is to be kept ut Har-
per's Ferry. The capital stock, which
may be increased TO 100000, is now
Sl25, held by thirteen uarpcr's Ferry
men and four from Washington, D. g.,
in shares Of S. each. (,
The Fishing Creek Booming Company
Is another new corporation, chartered
for the purpose OF constructing booms
or dams, with or without piers, for stop.
ping and securing hoat., logs, RATS, rail.
road ties, masts, spars, lumber and other
timber in Big Fishing creek in Wetzel
county; also Tor driving logs and floating
logs, railroad ties, slaves, spars and lum.
Der: down and out OF Big Fishing creek
and its tributaries. The Office OF the
company is to be kept at New Martins.
vile, where the capital stock OF $500 is
held. Tho capital, which may be in
creased 10 $4,000, is in shares OF s25
held by the following persons OF New
hlartinsville: D. II. Cox, twelve shares,
$. !. Robinson, Samuel Cox, S. r. Cox
and A. L. Brast, one share each. MI
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STANLEY will marry a sensible woman
who has fully developed intellectual re-
SOURCES OF her own, and a contemporary
is moved to remark that the girls who
are lion hunting should take note OF
this. The greatest living knight Of ad-
venture, who could have had his choice
OF heiresses, wanted woman for his
life companion. ~ la-
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4 SRrinE Medicine,

The druggists claim that people call
daily Tor the new cure for constipation
und sick headache, discovered by DR..
Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mount.
aims. 1t is said to be Oregon grape root
IA great remedy in the far West for those
compluints), combined with simple
herbs, and is made for use by pouring
boiling water to draw out the strength.
1t sells at 80 cents package, and is
called Lanes Family Medicine. DAw.1
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lRELIABLE AGENT WANTED
General Notices.


ITO WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
Persons indebted to tho estate Of +. |. 2im.
norman, deceased, will plca.e call At No. 2li6
ChnplInc street. and settle. Those having claims
against the estate will present them Tor eltle,
mcnt. i T-lI' NANCY u. ZIMMERMAN,
/ my2I Fxccuttix Ut the ELiatc
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WANTED-A NU RISE RI
w mutt come we'll recommended. Inquire
At 21fp Chanllne street.. = nv gI's5 ny7b
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sN Now Novel;.

"rhe Bell of 81. Paul'a,n by Walter
Besant, has rapidly attained'a large and
deserved popularity. In it the author
says, This is an Age Of Apollinaris
Waters very true remark, seeing that
no less than fifteen million eight hun.
dred and twenty-five thousand bottles
wero filled at the Apollinaris Spring in
the year 1850! IN i,}Ts,i yN5 4,
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Stone for tho New Bridge,

Btildtre fndspeHdtHf q 81 !. !. + II '=.,FS -
L, VIM. J.. McClain has just closed con.
tract with Jolly Bros, the contractors,
who are to build the new electric rail.
road bridge from Wheeling to Martins
Ferry, for not less than five car loads OF
stone each day from now until as late in
fall as they can work the quarry. This
Is a splendid contract and we congratu.
late Mr.. McClain in securing it, butsuch
q drain on his quarry will make great
hole in tho vicinity Of McClainyille. It
will make lots Of business for this vicin-
ity, however. go, W.
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Is one which is guaranteed 10 bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure
a return OF purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggists bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis.
covsry for Consumption. It is guaran-
teed TO bring relief in every case, when
used Tor any affection OF throat, lungs or
chest, such as consumption, inflammation
OF lungs, bronchitis; asthma, ,whooping
cough, Group, ETC., etc. It is pleasant
and agreeable to, taste, perfectly safe,
and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Col
drug store. - l
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Wlru a palace Tor a prison tho con
finement" OF tho young Duke Of Orleans
will not 90 hard with him. The dispatches
say that 10 spends tho greater part Of
days in the beautiful gardens receiving
visitors. There are many who would be
pleased to exchange placeswith tho prls-
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r OsTONMAlN srREET-A BLACK
money mi somc ,SeeIpis S.o an e,sbtodered
hsndkerchiti. Finder please return 10 Mis-
Carrie ulrich. 7ls Main itrect, aud receive re.
war1i. sFll.r-U l#e'l- Ig- +lfe VI HH.Il-'- mv2GS
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PAIN AND DREAD attend the use OF
most catarrh remedies. Liquids and
snuds are unpleasant as well as Danger
Gus. Ely's Cream Balm is safe, pleas
ant, easily applied into the nostrils, and
q sure cure. It. cleanses tho nasal pas,
sages and heals the inlamed membrane,
giving relief at once, Price 50c. Mwpaw'
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TIE struggle over tho conflicting
claims Of England and Germany in East
Africa is growing. 1t will not be strange
II serious complications arise between
the two countries, now 80 friendly and
bound SO strongly together by family
ttna ....r. r.H.
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THE policemen OF New York City
have all made affidavit that they are not
engaged in tho manufacture or sale Of
Bpirituous or malt liquors. A more In
teresting piece Of news would have been
statement that they are no! engaged in
the consumption OF the products Of dis.
tillerieB and breweries, ......, :
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"ANTED-9ALARY $40 TO $40, |
w according TO ability, for agents, either |
section. txocanyassingl. Sample by mali sDc. |
ROYAL RUSSIAN REMEDY CO., boston. Mass. |
lnx NM -------- - - - - ll1uGe
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TIE entering wedge OF complaint
that may prove fatal is often Slight
cold, which dose or two Of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral might have cared at the
commencement. 1t would be we'll,
therefore, to keep this remedy within
reach at all times. DIV
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The Bridgeport, Ohio, Coal Dealers Awocla,
tIon, having entered Into all agreement. will
not, after June 2, $50, deliver to any customer
sehopa load OF coal until after tho ilrsi load Is
MILTON MccoSAuGlIY, President.
DAVID Bosros. Secretary. i'a myi7
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TIE logic Of the Registers complaints
about the conduct OF our Police Depart
,nent and It's demand for reform Is that
tho present Democratic administration
Ia failure. ErT''''-' .,.-.. NJ
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EITS.

All Fits stopped free by Dr.. KLlSE's
GREAT NERVE REsroRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
isc and 81 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send 10 DR.. Kline, 93l Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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Sunday School Teachef-Wcll, johnny,
what would YOU do if you were man :
Johnny-l'd slug de umpire wot gave
decision agin Twirly Sam de odder nay.
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us your husband a very generous
man ?" "1ndeed he is. Yon remember
those nice cigars gave him for birth.
day present? Well, he smoked only
one and gave all the. others away to his
friends.n gat3 uI,dfa.l Z
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Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and PIotruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Iogun Drug Company. DIV
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
~ BUILDERS s. ,S0. COO ORTIZ OF STONE.
Give Mo q Chnnce to Bid on Your Stone
Work. Having completed the Belmont county
Court House md Jail. will give personal atteu.
ton 10 the stone business. and am prepared TO
handle anything IN tho line o; building Stone
competition, and on short notice. Capacity Of
quarry aud shipping facilities. ~ cars per day.
E5lI4ATES ON .T0&E WORK FuRSlsuLD
on APPLICA I0S.sAtier so years Of experience
speeilcs,ions and do Your s;cne work and guar.
antee your building no! TO crack. lj5
- ilr ~ ~ $3.50 ". J. McCGAIN,
Office, Room 10, National Dank building, hell.
Rirc. 0. Telephone No. 1j7. lnrl3
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TnE fourteen year old boy who fell
iorty.Gve feet down well and got out
upassislcd would make worthy sue
cessor 10 tho late Mr.. McGinty.S
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WHEELING, MAY 60, 1900.

CONTINUED heavy rains in the upper
waters will cause deep anxiety in Wheel
inc, but there arc yet no signs that will
Justify alarm.