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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-22
THE NEW PARTY.

-Four States Computed Two-thirds Of the
ConyentIon-smal Representation from
Other Sections.
CNcMS4T1, o., May 21-The National
Union transacted It's business yesterday
in such great hurry to attain its prin-
cipal object-the formation Of a third
party-that there was little thought Of
the principles involved.
The Nationalist, however, met this
morning, and after scanning over the
platform, passed o resolution heartily
endorsing the formation OF the party,
and pledging their support.
An examination OF the report OF the
committee on credentials shows Kansas
furnished nearly one-third Of the whole
number OF delegates. She, with Mis-
souri,, Nebraska, Ohio and Indiana,
furnished lob Of THE l,417 delegates.
Vermont, New Hampshire. New Jersey,
Mississippi and Georgia do not appear
at all on the list, and all the New Eng
land eastern States combined, includ;;
ing New York and Pennsylvania, had
but twenty.eight delegates. In the
South, Louisiana had two, North Caro-
lima one, Texas twenty-six, South Caro-.
lima one, and Tennessee six; total OF
SO for the whole South.
This morning the new national execu-
tive committee held its first meeting in
little back parlor in q small hotel.
Robert schilling, OF Milwaukee, was
chosen secretary, and NJ. o. Rankin, OF
Terre Haute, Indiana, treasurer. The
meeting was presided over successfully
by Chairman Taubeneck, big, un-
sophisticated-looking farmer, who had
been in the Illinois Legislature.
It was resolved to authorize the
chairman and secretary TO issue call
for voluntary contributions to be kept
standing in all reform papers.
It was also resolved that a national
executive committee be formed to con-
sist Of the chairman, secretary, treasurer
and four members to be elected by this
committee.
The four elected are George E. Wash
burn, OF Massachusetts,; 6. F. Caterer,
Of Alabama; Ignatius Donnelly,. OF
Minnesota; j. R. Davis, of Texas. The
committee adjourned subject to the call
Of the executive committee 1t was
further resolved that the three members
OF the national committee of the Peoples
party in each State shall constitute a
state committee for such State, and it
shall be their duty to appoint sub
committee.
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IMPORTANT PATIENT CASE.
Bellaire Glass Companies Sued for L
fringement by n Pittsburgh Firm.
snsrinI Jisnatrh IN Ihs IntEilideHDey.

Bellaire Glass Companies Sued for In
frIngement by u Pittsburgh Firm.
Special Dispatch to he IateTtseIoer.
CoIuMDUs, Ono, May 21.-The Dixon
Wood Company, of Pittsburgh, filed
two suits in equity inthe United States
Court here to-day against the Bellaire
Window Glass Works and the Bellaire
Crystal Window Glass Company. The
orator sets up that they are the owners
OF the letters patent numbers 25S and
1855 for certain improvements in anneal-
ing furnaces for window glass manufac-
tories. The orator prays that the de-
PENDANTS may be subpGned into court
to answer whether they have at any
time made or used anneaiing furnaces
constructed in whole or part upon the
principles described in their letters
patent; that decree be issued requir-
ing them to account for the profits thus
unlawfully derived and that they be
perpetually ignored and restrained
from further infringing on the rights
Of the orators.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Glass Business Good-Personal Gossi
Fishing Clubs, etc.

GlnAA buAInebh Ouuu-E SEbbuAAA NS1oAPs
Fishing Clubs, etc. I'D
S. P. Harbourt, the grocer, has asevere
attack Of the grip.
Miss Ella Jenkins. Of Mt. Pleasant, is
the guest OF friends in the city.
A. B. Gordon has returned home from
Freeport, where he has been on bust
ness. aN -
"Ted" Tillman, of the Northwood
Glass Works, is quite i'll with typhoid
fever.
For rent-Nicely furnished rooms in
the Presbyterian parsonage: Location
unexcelled.
The Martins Ferry Alumni Associa-
ton will meet in the High school room
this evening at Z o'clock.
The graduating class, with their teach-
ers, Mr.. BownoCker and Miss -Swarta;
met last night at the home OF Superin-
teudent Mannix.
The lawn fete to be given at the resi-.
dence of ]. T. Hanes this evening will,
if it should be rainy day, be held in
Commercial hall.
The Amalgamatlon men OF the Etna
mill have selected Thomas Robins us one
of the committee 10 make arrangements
for the picnic at Beaver Falls.
The different fishing clubs are getting
ready for the summer campaign. The
Myrtle, of which "Poney" lacey is cap
tain, leaves for Tiltonvillenext Monday.
Harry Northwood left on a business
trip for New York yesterday afternoon.
He will also meet his two brothers, who
sail next Saturday from Liverpool for
this country.
The Buckeye Glass Works is doing a
good business in flint goods, Of which it
Is making specially. Many mail
orders are coming in direct from the
trade. The gold bordered flint soda
water tumblers are selling like hot
cakes. The line of lamps will be the
finest and best ever made here. The
'lRoseblush" and Congo" ware is sell
ing first rate. The decorating depart
ment is very busy on lamps, shades and
other goods, and judging from the pres
emit indications, it will be SO the entire
season,
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News ana Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts Of Local News ana Gossip from
the Glass City.
Mayor Lynn, of st. Clairsyille, was
here yesterday on legal business. I55,
Mrs. james McGee,. Of Wheeling
Island, is the guest Of relatives here
Charles Ditman and Patrick Bagan
both paid fines yesterday for fighting.
The St. Paul A. NJ. Z. church will hold
festival in City Hall tonight and to-
morrow night.
Charles Amber and Miss Lucinda
Coneway were married by Squire ?. w.
Cooper at his Office Wednesday night.
Glass novelties made here for New
England points are coming back and be
ing introduced by drummers who visit
this city.
J. W. Oberman, of the Car Service
Association at this point, is still unable
to leave his room, having suffered q
slight relapse. IN:
j. 7. Troll and Miss Maggie Meyer,
OF st. ClairsVlle, were married Wednes-
day at the home Of the brides sister,
Mrs. T. NJ. Cowen, at Flushing.
Mrs. ]. N. Kleber and Mrs. Peter
Ferenbach, Of Helena, Mont, are here,
the guests OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thorn, for the first time in
two years.
Robert Mcclellan died at Wellsville
Wednesday night. He was well known
here, being brother Of Andrew Nc
Clelland and Mrs. O. Capito. Thirty
years ago he was yard master Of the ola
Central Ohio railway at this point.
severing his connection with that cor
poration when it changed hands, he
went to the O. & P. railroad, where he
has been continuously emf loyed since,
about thirty years. He leaves wife
and several children.
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AUDITOR oRITEs' ANSWER
To the Charge of Examining Senator Briee
Secretly or FrauduIently.

To the Charge of Examining Senator Briee
Secretly or Fraudulently.
Special Dipasch 10 ne Iatalligeaeer.
CoLutBus, ONO. May 2L-Auditor
Cites, of Allen county, through his at
torney, John A. McMahon, to-day filed
in the Supreme Court his answer to the
contempt proceedings for failing to
place all Of senator-elect Calvin Brice's
taxes upon the duplicate. In his an
swer Auditor Critics declares thathe has
pursued the same course usually taken
BY himself and his predecessor. He
denies that he did not proceed upon the
facts and evidence submitted by the tax
inquisitor or that Brice was examined
secretly or fraudulently.
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A showing of OIL.

Special Dispdtch to the Lnteui0e1eT.
WAvER1Y, W. VA, May 21.-The well
that is drilling on the farm Of Richard
Rawson, by Mr.. Tenant, two and one1
half miles from this place, on Bull
creek, has struck a big gasser, and got q
good show for oil, as the rig is covered
over with oil. Mr.. Tenant says that he
has a good we'll in the shallow oil, but
that he will go on down to the deep
sand, and if he does not get oil in the
deep sand, then he will pump her from
the shallow sand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-22
BRIDGEPoRT.
Railroad onicIals in Town-Personal an,
Other Local Items.

Railroad onlcinls in Town-Personal and
Other Local Toms.
DR.. ]. NJ. Todd is quite i'll.
The Tennis club has fixed up very
pretty grounds in Kirkwood.
William McHugh, who has been SO
very low with the grip, is able to be out
little.
James Bates and wife, Of Baltimore
are visiting Mrs. Bates's mother, Mrs,
Smith, in, Kirkwood.
The members of Brannen Post G. A.
R. will meet at their hall at 1880 Friday
evening, to arrange for May 50.
John McKim, OF the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad superintendent
office, was in the city yesterday.
The case OF A. Newman against the
Newman Manufacturing Company will
come up for trial at St. Clairsvflle next
Thursday.
Oscar Townsend, general manager,
and F. NJ. Townsend, superintendent
Of the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railroad, were in town yesterday.
A delegation OF X. OF P. members at
tended the opening of lodge at Pleas
ant Grove, o., Wednesday evening. The
new lodge starts of with seventy mem
hers.
A. ]. Baggs started yesterday for Ash.
Vile, N, o., to bring his SON. Joseph
Bages, home. He is in poor health,
and went to Ashville in7'hopes that a
II, .,,O,, &c OI;V,ota yvnu11 bnuoFt him
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A pEsTRuoTTYE FIRE.

Five Blocks of Lumber and SIX Blocks Of
Residences Burned.
Houston, TEXAS, May 2l.-The fire
which started last evening in the
Phoenix lumber mill, swept five blocks
Of lumber and six blocks Of residences
together with st. Patrick's Church.
The water supply was totally made
euate and the Galveston department
was called upon. Altogether the loss
will reach 100000. At l:15 o, m. the
fire was still burning, with the Calves
ton fire department on the scene.
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Both nave scored !" Hundred.

Special Dllp1lch @ NC 4N7tElIyt'Vt''
COLUMBUS, ONO, May 2l.-An aged
colored couple, each of whom was more
than century old, passed through this
city to-day. They were Ben Smith and
his wife, Martha, the former lOl and the
latter l04 years OF age. They were on
their way from Logan, Ohio, to Wells
burg. W. Va.
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left undone. The order, it is stated,
seeks to become members without max:
ing application, so that If they should
at any time become dissatisfied with
the federation they can withdEaW and
say the officers had no right to tederate.
The officers decline to discuss the mat
ter. The convention concluded its bus
mess last night and adjourned to meet
in Toledo next year.
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Postmnstors Appointed.

y, - "VP7'eH 70 Ilt Indulgence.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 21.-Post-
masters appointed to-day: @. L. shet-
IeTorth vice j, L. Travis, resigned,
ANTE Marion county; H. G. swCarin-
EEgn, wee !. II. Barney, resigned, Red
S'G !, tucker county; r. jackson, vice
county. ""'s0' NA"'i0N
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THE following statement from ar. w.
B. Denny, well known dairynan Of
New Lexington, Ohio, will be OF interest
to persons troubled with rheumatism.
He says: ~ have used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm for nearly two years, four
bottles in all, and there is nothing l
have ever used that gave me as much
relief for rheumatism. Wealways keep
bottle OF 1t in the house, Forsaleb by
druggists pAw
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Tile White Coptempt Ca,e.

''L :" pa3a'eh 10 he Iateliganr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, May 2l.-The
S; s. case of Collector A. B. White
III the United States court was again
a pSlponed to-day, until ten, o'clock to-
D''IoW morning. 80
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STATED by II. B. Cochran, druggist,
Lancaster, Pa: Have guaranteed over
800 bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters for
dyspepsia, sour stomach, bilious attacks,
liver and kidney trouble. pGw
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| Special DlapolcN 10 Nc INsEl9lgI7'etT'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 1O-An re-
turns are in and give j. B Wilmington,
Democrat, for County Superintendent
OF Schools, So majority.
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A QUEER BUSINESS.

A Significant Act on the Part of the Rail-
way Conduotors' Order.
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-It is very signih-
cant fact that while the order Of railway
conductors decided to federate, the con-
yention took no step looking to the &C.
Of that much talked Of
question. No application has been
made and for TINT reason the action OF
the convention might rs well have been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-22
womop,. Mad A.,

' N O"PaieA TO the Tnt.tiipAer.
S, l,Ai,NERs0uRa, W, VA, May 21.-Mrs.
t t,iaasoeFFy Of Spruce, Richie county,
, "gu 10 commit suicide yesterday by
spJ NIs box OF matches in hot water
Ilmo.H,ien drinking the water. She
lHe has, s,, succeeded and will try it again,
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DoN'r fail to attend the lecture at
Fourth Street NJ. E. church May 25, &c,
2S and 80, by LEON H. VINCENT.
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''''' Pants At u. Gu II fSsS e slE o.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

TXECUT0R's SALE OF VALU1
IL BILE PROPERTY.
Twill offer for sale ut the front door Of DC
Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, MAY 1o, 1891,
at 10 o'clock a. M, the half lot on which b ID
uated house No. 81 Fifteenth street. The h6nsb
contains eight rooms, good cellar, hot and cold
water, both gases.
fERMs-Al the purchase money In cash, On
ccpt 800, which Is to be paid March 10, 1S9A
With interest from the day OF sale In two instalt
ments, payable September 10, 1891, and the eco.
ond when the note 10 due.
JAMES D. BoDLEY,
Executor Of tho will OF James Bodley, deceased
VIII HAIIER' Auctioneer. apis
The sale Of real estate Inns been postponed until
SATURDAY, MAY o, Of same time and place,
JAMES D. BoDLEY, Executor
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Domestic 5lluanous Unnlt0

Males.
A HONEST YOl NGMAN. - ep.aaing
~ r'rman ana Lngii-n. i- wiling To- 90
ans hind co. Wors r.i' ut country N''t.''
J.. D. Boz Ssl. ,afr OF Mr.. Vail, Oli ilth'
ave.
~~I~IANr 1AEDINEE-- By q young
"A Sw,dr about Mach GOOD "\,u-
.i.t". B.. Nlllue to uUn and car" pnulir'
good r.f r.u,r. -oirr 9ud hd' ttl"u..
Nddr".- ;. PLtIlt,1N. $3.50 last -',h.'t
4 GIEMAN raiu,d man w.-hr, 60 take
a chat, ~ small farm ind -rut.r-
mans place. best r.clMu.,l tltuu- a. pi',-
rut sull0S q AdGlr-- VI. hANfrItll,
- North l-t-st.. B.ooAIyn.
TTINBANf sd NNLIr..By a not
"A Young Iu2lI .huu nlr Isl. hoI1t WIN
invalid OF elderly gentleman -fIlciA sober
and Trustworthy good references. HENRY,
Ec''h'-L, Arlington. y. y.
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II OACHMAN.-By middlr.arcd man thor
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FURNISHED flo nscs.
flats Go Get. Gnrnlshc0

ACUFLOR APARTMENT near Union
ID square: elegant. furnished Sd fo1r
Ir.Nat. bath: ~uita bic for 3; only s roo
! rly; fir,--clas, valet attendance. 4j7
Jth-aNc.
AtHELOG APARIMENi Masnii-
ID Gently furn shed paIlOr floor; both
suites. sQuar and single rooms. with baths
and heat: breakfast ami hotel attend C..
II West 2Sth-st.
-TH.AVF. AND j8TU-~T. Tie Van
4 Coflctr.-s larra. lighl ows and bath !;
az Improvements steam heat; elevator:
frrui.hed o. unfurnishod ADRIAN g..
HTGFNAN & CO.. 1921 BroaGwtv
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Board uanic0.

u OUR UNFINISHED ROOMS in llar-
lem corner house board for gentleman,
wife and daughter; terms reasonable. AG-
dr.Ss BOARD. Tribune Branch OAcc,
523 3G-aNc.
~ ENTLENAN and wife want rooms.
~ wish hr-,-cl1ss board in private fam
Nv: between 33I AID i.d Sts. southern
exposure: permanent if satisfactory state
Prize and rar icuia.s. JE>IP. Box Is.
lr hInr Uptown ONCE, | .23S b oadwaV.
w ANTED.-G.ntia man desires suit Of
w rooms. with board, for VIE. son anu
self: must Doe In good ncighhOihOod phi
VAT. family preferred Box 295. Tribune
Uptown once. ,23S Broadway.
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flats 60 fet, lintnrnisheo

c.Nn UP.-Handsone AID 8 room fats
H%D bath. n improvements. STEN ENo.
!. 4tn--t and 9th-aNc.
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I EXINGTO%-ANE 332. corner 3Jth-'t;
~ Hands large sunny rooms, j., ana
% floors others - TO 7lf.
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Rooms uUanieo

. rrrvTIoX we want 800 single and
a d1.,iI. frruished rooms bY February -
in private houses and fat. oil prices I4 ii.
10 9th ste Parties having lo1ns 9pIr1
personally this week, 1,267 Broadway MUM
.. near 32d-st
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EOACHMAN.- by 4 single man; FIRST
- class groom; careful city or country
driver; can milk and be generally useful on
Lcut!rMan's place, city reference. Adiress
-llALuMAN HOY 10 rhunn Nl-r-.
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GOACHM GARDENER and USE;
y L-MAE.-By a young Sw' de- 900
attend nrcs b. usofu inside .hd out good
Ieicrcnc's. At CARPENTER 10S @ have
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FURNISHED Ro oms.

a LARGE furnished front bedroom 20 let
~ .r O,e or two gentlemen; On hr9t
l0Or. 1855 Wet 2Jth--;.
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Dressmnkin9.

CJI~TIC DRrS>M imported
- drc.sc- in UNIQUE designs at short no.
Ice: goods purchased II de-ir"d. Ms.
NcEL{OY. 50 East 9th-st., opposite Den
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Domrsnc 5llualJI5 iD1ni.o


Males.
COACHMAN.-By ScOtchman, si'R.@,
- 50; neat appearance; bast city ts.ei-
THOMAS Eau Ids, los East JJth-st.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-06-14
Can.amnt,an rnrra

An old phy Ieisn. retired from prac
 tie=. having had placed in his hzDds by 90 East IodiA missionary the form uls oi . simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cEre of Con- sumption, Bronchitis. Cstsrrb, Asth> ma aud ali Throat and Lnog Affections. and 8 positive and radical cure for NsrysusDebility and ell Nervous Com plaibts. after hayiag tested it's wonder fui curative powers in thousands of cases. Las feit it his duty to make 1t known to his suffering fellows. Actu- stsd by this motive e.d desire 10 re- iieve human sGffering. gill send free of charge. to all who desire II. tkis re
 eeipe. in German. French or Eogiisb. sish fnli directioos for preparing and asisg. Sent by rsii by addressing with stamp naming this paper. W. A
 Moves, 828 Powers Block. Rochester. \. I. is. y'rw
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-06-14

Iu looking over the record of in quests held in Cochise county since its foundation, there is no record of where Justice Shearer had ever held an inquest on he bodies of the three dead persons near Williams Springs although many persons believe he did hold such an inquest. An item of interest was found there however in the fact that 223 inquests have been held in the county up to date. This is small number for a county as large as Coehise and represents ten years of frontier life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-06-14
Fesewra ph,c srarss.


 General Barton, the veteran theat- ricsl manager Is dying at New York
 The Turkish brigands have released their prisoners on the payment of the ransom.
 The directors of the Union Theolog, ical Seminary disregarded the ye'o oI the Presbyterian Assembly in Dr Briggs case.
 Porter, United States Minister, has left Rome on ms usual summer leave of absenss. It is understood he is en route to England.
 Leopold Hasner. the Austrian statesman, philosopher and econO- mist is dead. He was born in Prague March l5, ISIS, and was Austrian premier in 1870.
 A Winnepeg preacher named Mer- day, who went tO Portage to prosecute some liquor cases against hotel keep ere, was mobbed. smeared with rotten eggs and badly beaten.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-06-14

4 prominent physician and old army surgeon in eastern Iowa was called away from home for few days; during his ab. sence one of the little children contract ed severe cold and his wsfe bought a bottle of Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy for if. They were SO much pleased with the remedy that they afterwards used sew efal bottles st various times. He said,
 rom his experience with t, he regarded if as the mos, reliable preparation in use fos colds, and that if came the nearest be- ing specific of any medicine he had ever seen For sale by H. Peso. Drug gisi.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-06-14

K A. Burnes, resident engineer oi the 4 t ?, st Flsg=tsfF wants men asd teams to commence the survey of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phenix railroad. The survey will commence at Ash Fork and be continued as far ss Prescott It is the intention to have the line running into Prescott by Jan. 1892, and in six months ofterward to have the new road into Phenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-06-14

Adju.ant General Gill has received letter from c c. Hall, president of the New Mexican Fair Association in which he says:
 we have decided to have the drill, "rhe school of the Company and the school of the soldier" with the bayonet exercise and skirmish drill omitted. UptOn's tactics of course. We would like to know by June 18th as to whether you will enter for the prizes or not. Please send acceptance"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-06-14
A FEEScH syndicate has taken hold

A FRENCH syndicate has taken hold of silver with idea Of booming ii in America. The plan of the syndicate IS believed to be as follows: IL is thought the stock of silver held here represents large part of the whole floating surplus. Eng,aud's large stock has been sent 10 Japan, India and China The whole production os this country is used up by the gov ernment in melting its legal require ments for coinage and by the arts. Hence fl Europe needs more silver, the syndicate here controlling prscti- eally the larger part of the floating supply. will b in position to dictate the prlce Of wbich it will part with ii. Is is thought also as election time sp- brooches, the West will renew the silver agitation and another effort in the next congress to put through 8 free coinage bill Silver went up to sl2o las, year on A similar expectation and if the bill becomes law it will probably reach that figure again. An other point the syndicate is supposed to be calculating on is that the recent and present trouble in Europe will force the gold-standard countries to adopt bi-metalic standard.