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9as ct. 2eunaro Sptel

lit INNER nod am aIten Orte, an
Mfaia 9la3a, San Qntonio, offsn. Sns
nerbalb Der leBten Re5ea Sabre baben
feline Gigentbiimer. pber, 8erspaltunes,
-Wsdiel fattgefunbeu.
Die Staten bes 9otels finb b~ieielben
pie friber; $3.50 fur 9oppel' unb 81
fir einaelne 3immer, nit &eouttion
bel ber Wo9e. Oie Deuti1en nit ib.
rem Gamilien perben i'm st. 2eonarb"
elm reinli9es, btbi@es 9otel finben mil
uniibertreffi9em Slid.
pb. g. 2ounbsberD,
81, II lin g~igentbimer
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9eut aeebrteu Vablifuut

bic gang ersebeue Nn3eise, baB mi,
bur4 unieren aeuer 3anfmasen in ben
etaub 9eiebt fnb, 2ampen : Del unb
@aioline unferen &unoen ins 9aus al
Iiefern unb bort bor3umeRen. 8afo.
lines unb 0eltannen nit 2rabn fiibri
ber WGgen ifets nit unb f5nnen ben
geebrteu Gunben ouf 8erlangen 5ur
Benubuns iberlaRen meroen. I'm &C.
neigten 3ufpru6 bittet bic
Wtffton Oil Co.,
(Snbaber 5. %. u. Grombers.)
IL ". NlamofraBe. SeIepbon 543.
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Strait uub @eimnSbett.

Benn ste nidt traftis unb pobl fhblen, 70 periuden
Ste electric 8itterS. Wenn Sic Bite y@rippeA seidipd1t
bat, periu4en Sic electric 8ttters. Dies Mittel pirtt
brett auf bic 9eber, auf ben Masea nnb auf bic Nieren,
inbeui e8 biele Srgane baSu anre9t, tire Gunftipnen res
selmdbis gu erfaIen. Menn ste an nerp6fem 3opf=
nab leroen, lperben Ste burd electric 8ttterS ianeue
uno banernbe @bbhlfe finbeu. Cine grpbez Slai8e tptro
Ste BARON hberjeusen, baB btes nas Mittel TIT, pel9es
Sic sebrauden. @robe Slaf&en fur nur 80 Gents tn
ser appthefe bon @bplpt DretB, Ibrmpipn & 60. gu
baben,
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Sic bette 8eIe8enbeit, gum 0eidaftS.
t1taitlt alt8AebtI0ef IA tpernen.

Die ein5ige 6anbeIs Mtabemie i'm
9taate 3eras, melGe man oils cine
Inffalt etifer 2lafe bs3eiduen fam. III
ohne Graae bas biefse "Alamo City
Business College,. Sbren Nnfpruh auf
cine fold bobe unb befonbere etenung
fann bieie Mnftalt auf ihre ipaemat,ide
@intbsilung Der oerihieoenet Departs.
ments, bic ole unter Der Gei;ung er.
fabyener uno tiHtiser 2ebrer Iiegen,
bafren. &eid iluitrirte Gataloge fper.
ben auf Wuni6 iiberal bin frei pers
ianbt. go. 6. 8udman, DIRECTOR.
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Gaaatpabs pbotoqropbifdes

0alatnabS pbOfograpbif9es
Mtelier, No. Alb Df t.0ouffonfroBe
liefert enti6ieoen bic feinfe Nrbeit In
Der etabt. Der erte Netcudeur Der
Wahalt 1T Der boraaJlidfte Rhnfs
let, Der ie In San Mntoaio nor. Ct
mar cine LANCE Reibe bon Sabren
IN ben befen Nteliers bes Noroens uub
Oaens bef6dftiet. Wolt Sbr uirtli6
cute Bilber baben, 10 tpenoet @uh an
eauopap. Gin 8erfu1 mirb gud
belebren.
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Sambtrmrm.

Wer an Banbmurm leibet. ienbe ffr
n1ein NabitaI MitteI. Seine
0ungertur erforberIi9. Mein Mittel
lit lei6t gu nebmen, felbf fir Ginber,
uno f9wddt nidt ben 26rper. @as
rantie fur @rfolg. Areis $3.50. @lei9.
seitig berfenbe i'd 6as beriibmte 5eras
uniberial DeiIpfafer, 6hbnerougen.
unh Warsenpfaffer, Catarrh Snuff,
Pile Ointment, fomie meir uufehIbares
Neuralgia : Eminent. NbreHe:
m. SelL Guftin, Seras.
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Sermenu Sarms'
Opernbaus. 0errensarberobe : @ef6dfi

erbielt uno oferirt au reellen preifen
cine iebr reidba!tise Nusmabl BON
Wintermaaren aler Wrt. Beionbers
bernoraubsbsn fnb Winters galetots in
ben beri6ieoeniisn Qualitaten unb au
ben beriGieoenften preiien. @inters
Nnaise, molenes unterseug &c. &C.
S6ube unb Gtiefel aler Mrt finb in
GROCER MusmabI auf 9ager. guberbem
S6irme, &esen Mdntel unb ale ION.
ftigen 6eirengorberobe. NrtiteI.
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Serr 6. 8. wQaasr. Np. 217 d

peri y. =. Wsuuer, ND. III OH,
9oufon Strabe bdlt tets bas bDas
tommenite 2ager In 3eidenmaiertas
lien, 3apeten, Garbens 8las, 6piegeI,
CLOS, 8ileerrabmen, 5irniRen unb allen
3et9nens unb Nalersu tenRlien. 2hnf.
lerii4 ausgefiibrte 8ilber unb Statuet'
ten &c. inb in eiuei Reconsideration Gal.
lerie CUR 4ufi9t unb gum 8erfauf aus
gefelt. Su &apeten unb 3immerbefos
rationen 1T bas @ei@madbpafe unb
Reuefie bort su finbeu.
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gnutbern Xacific.8 aba.

Mblbrt.
Na6 Stem Orleuns, 0Dunon unb @als
beton.9. Born unb 900 Mbenbs.
9nfunt.
Won Wep 0rleans, 0outon unb Sol.
aeaon 200 Born. unb $50 Na@m.
Nbfabrt.
Na6 San Traueiseo, 81 paio unb
eagle paB-.---......4.20 Na3m.
Mntunft.
gon Gan Granciseo, 81 9aio unb
@dgle paB ...........8.B Born.
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- Der Yapft bat Sic anii.repubIita.
nif9e Wgitation, wel6e BON ben fran36s
Hi6en &atboliten in Golge Der Uerurs
iheilung bes @rJoiidofs BON 4ir infce.
nirt worben mar, auf bas entf9iebenffe
g~emiBbiliet.
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9eutSde Sob Office.

Deutf9e, fopte englii6e Druid grs
beiten tperben prompt unb bllia Der.
fertist bon Sob S@Ott. go. 7
Hrrb prea StraBe. auftrdge
brn auBerbalb erbeten.
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&. &. collins Waannfacturiua

IS. IS. 0pHtHS WtdHHfdctslrtH0
Co., No. l, 3. 5 unh z Dit 0ouffons
@trabe, bat Die gr6Bte MustpabI In
Wiabs, pferbefrafts, Dampf= urb
0anb. pumpen aQer Dirt uno bor3iig.
li6ffer 2onfiruftion WoRer @6bren
aller art as6t 3ubeb6r int @roBs unb
Rleinbanbei. 6pbraulii6e Rammen
unb WinbmHbIen aler @r6Ben gum
pumpeu unb Mablen fino bort gu ba,
ben ober tperben auf 8efeluns beforgt.
@roBe Nusmobl in aleu Mrtiteln unb
billige preiie bel geoiesenfter Nus.
fibrutg.
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9. ". & u. q. 8abm.

Na9 GalDefton, 0outDn unb guero
tG9li9 am...-........9.55 Born.
Na1 CORPUS @briti, &odport unb Bee
bile tdgli1 um........1.30 Na1m.
Na9 &errbiue taali9, ausgennmmen
sonntass, um ......,5.00 Na9Ml.
Mnfunft.
Bon @alpeltog, 0outon unb @aero
tdgli6 um....-...-..6.4O Mbenbs.
BON CORPUS @brifti, Godport uno Bees
bile, tdgli1 um......2.55 Na@m.
Won Rerrpiae tdglid, ausgenommen
Sonnta9s ......... .9.45 Born.
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DaT Minfeao & Nboms ba,
ben jebt ibr @eiadft er6fuet unb febeu
benz BeiuGe BON Gun6en euigegsns ouss
e%eriitet nit einem duBerii iei1baltigen
2a8er BON 9erren. s oilettes WrtiteIn aI=
Ter gri. Don 0itsn. Rrauaiten. Grngen
uub WaHdettea &c. 237 Of.6Oufions
StroSP.
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3emtj6> sgmaliiAe gdule,
Can Nntonit. YtraA.

San MnfoHtt, EtIa&.
unertannt fii6tise aebrau5ait fir anabeu
aMb Mdo6en; felt breibtg Sabren In reaes
m~irf(amteit. BortrsfFi1e 2ebrftdfte untsr &c.
pdbrter eeitnne. Der enslif&tu Spraae pirt.
sss peg osniidsa. eOls ae4anns setrasen.
Meteu borbereitete ehiIes inbeu jsberaeii
4uFnobuae. ye6tere Austunt ertbeilen Sert
3. Oreos, Drdfbent oeS SduI. 8orfapbes
sHo u N. 8arbed. Direftbr Der gnaaIi
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Sd lit On 8erhopfang, wurbe
iebo9 mad mebrtd9isem @ebraud boil
Or. 4ugut S6uig's bamburser 2ro.
pfen ipieber boltanbia bergef1elt. =
8alentin Ssibert, Stofton, Sal.
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~ Sebermanns 2ieblinas ; Ndb.
Mai6ine 1T The Standard. Man faufe
cine unb 1tpirb fd baoon tiber3eugen.
gu baben bel 8. %. Cribs, 408 Npe. E.
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1as- Whntdt Sbr cute Mebi3in su
faufen. 10 aebt mad Sobn Rob's
Npotbefe, NaGfolger BON 8. 6. Blair.
go. 318 81 : Commerce @traBe, no
Sbr ftets bas 8efte befommt. Or.
Gielbs, Elm beriibmter unb ~erfabrener
Ar5t, 1T nets bort 3u finben.
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n5- 5hr eutes SoI3, ri9tig gsmels
len unb prompte 8eoienung penbe man
H6 on bic Gar: Boob 6 0. See
Ietbon 1893.
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nay Cine feline Nustpabl bon Stten,
Semoen, unter3eus, Soilette. Irtifeln &c.
Bel q antoait & Sob II.
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nr YaneoaH & 5obn fnb
bic Mgenten fir bic beribmten Stuff.
garter @eiunbbeitss llnterfleiber. 0ers
fu9t He; He fnb bic beften i'm Martte.
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G1enbabn Tabr Ylatt.
S. & 6. u. Sabm.

Mbabrt.
Na6 ct. 2ouis pia Sron Mountain
ober M. 6. & t. AS Worgens.
Na6 st. 2ouis pia Sron Wountain
&oute .....-........6:0O Mbenbs.
Jta9 Garebo. Born.
Mntunt t.
Bon 81. 2ouis, Srpn Mountain & so.
81. q :. ...-...-.....9.35 WOrM.
Won st. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & SO.
6. & S............1O.00 Mbenbs.
VDn Sareoo ...........5:35 NaGm.
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y. 8e&e1ss,
8arroDm, 8ierwItli00tt
uub
Billiard Salon.
Seine W4isties, eiquSrs, Wetne, @tau.
pa8ner.
B@- aleseit teaerfriides Bier.

Cine Gn5oui Ter befen Biaarbs febeu
Diuarb.S pielern 3nr gerfhsuns. "a
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Sn europa pirb Don Der politif6en
OreborseI INNER bas cite 2ieb big gum
ueberbruB abgeleiert: uaausgefeBte
Betbeuerungsn Der aIgemeinen Grie.
bensliebe unb gegenieitige Jreunbs
iGaitsperhherungen un6 babel glei1
aeiiis a1ieitige 9riegsrifuusen in eiz
mem WtaBfabe, ben man nod in benz
Sabraebnt bon 1880 auf l890-in BEN
es bod mabrli9 aud uidt an triegsri.
f@er Stimmuug feblte = fur einfa9
unmDsli6 gebaltea baben tpirbe.
9aB bic S9raube aber INNER nod
fefter auge3osen tperben wirb, unb 3Dar
Diel feiter, barauf ldBt cine 8emerfuus
f4lieben, ipel1e Der Rei6stansIer b. Ga.
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sier menate bettId
Siel aus elmer 8bbt
BON Sc GuR.

the CHARLES A. yoaElER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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MISTREATED HEBREWS.
Russian Jews Tell a Story of oru-
city Suffered in Brazil.
PROMISES WERE NOT FULFILLED.
Instead of Receiving Money and
Farms, They We're Settled on Waste
Lands and We're Thrown into
Prison When They Complained.
Cruolly Treated on Their Way
Back to America.

New YoRK, Sept. 3.-Twenty.six Rus
sian Hebrews, men and women worn
with hard usage and privation, protest
ed at the Barge Office yesterday against
the inhuman treatment they received
at the hands OF Brazilian government
officers while in Brazil. They went to
Brazil us coIonists under specious in
ducements. They are above the aver
age in intelligence, and nearly all can
speak English. Jacob silber and Maui
rice Goldenberg told the story.
Silber, who was living in Philadelphia
before his departure, had answered a
letter sent out from Brazil by man
named Adler, whose osteusible business
is to organize colonies, and had applied
to the Brazilian Vice.Consul in the
Quaker City for further information.
That official told Silber that, in order to
promote the settlement OF the country,
the Brazilian Government was offering
great inducements, which would be eX-
planned by the Consul in New York: -,
"When ! came to New York" said Sill
ber, "the Consul asserted that the Bra
lillian government would give to every
respectable man or woman who settled
in the country seventy milreis a month
and would provide families with houses
and farming implements and forty acres
OF land, ten OF which were already
cleared Tor cultivation.
"When we got to Maranham we were
placed in charge Of the immigration IN
spector and taken to big house. There
we we're kept for two months with in:
sufficient food, and when we complained
we were told that our houses were not
ready vet. On July we we're sent out
to the colony accompanied by an admin
istrator and the inspector.
1.-THE colony was wild stretch Of
country fifteen miles from the city OF
Maranham. There was no sign OF
cultivation anywhere. The land was
full OF brush and was marshy. We had
no food and none was sent to us, SO we
returned to the city and made com
"The Chief Of Police said that he
would have us put in prison II we re-
fused to 60 buck to the colony. We re-
piled that we would rather go to jail
than die Of starvation and disease on
the marsh.
ale took us at our word and threw
us into a dungeon, where we were kept
for ten days. The people OF the city
then became indignant and compelled
the governor to release us and to give
us passage back to New York. We had
to sleep on deck and we're cruelty treated
by the crew.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
The AMERICAN HOG.
The German Government Raises
the Embargo on Our Pork.
SECRETARY RUSK CONFIDE Mt
That We Will Bo Aplo to Extend Our
Market for Corn by Introducing it
into Gcrmany.--rhe Present Agree
mont Involves More than the Admis-
sion of American Pork.

WASHINGTON, Sept. .S.-secretary Rusk
to-day received official notice that the
German government has raised'the em-
barge on American pork. Tho agree
ment relative to the admission of pork
into Germany was signed at Cape May
Point about ten days ago, but at the
request OF the German government the
fact was withheld from the public press
until official action could be taken
by the home government. The
agreement was not only provides for
the admittance Of our pork into
Germany, but also affords to the
United States, the same schedule with
reference to our farm products as that
enjoyed by Russia. Secretary Rusk is
confident that he will soon be able to
extend our market for corn, by intro
ducing it into Germany for use ms an
article of food in the place OF rye, the
crop of which in Germany is this year
exceedingly short. To this end he has
instructed his corn agent, Col. G. ].
Murphy, now in Europe, to proceed at
once to Berlin and lay the matter before
the German Government.
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CAMP 0roNoNGAHE1A.

The Brigade of West virginia National
Guard Begin Camp Iife-A Rainy Day
Mars Their Happiness.
Spcctsl Di4pateh to ne Intelligence.
GYrsY GROVE, w. Va, Sept S.-Rough-
ing It would express the state OF affairs
at Camp Monongahela to-day. The
drizzling rains Of the morning became
heavy rain in the afternoon, which
prevented drills and dress parade.
Guard mounting was held ut $3.50, and
as this was the first formation of the
kind the guard mount was not as bad as
was expected. Many of the officers and
the men display lack of instruction in
almost all the formations of the battal-
ion, but all are very enthusiastic, and
by the end Of the week the brigade will
mako u very creditable appearance,
should the weather permit the drills.
Captain Barrett, U. S. A, is in charge
OF the First regiment, and Lieutenant
L. S. Avis, U. S. A., has been assigned
to the Second. The first regiment has
nearly 500 officers and men in camp,
and the Second about 25O. The health
OF the camp is good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
THE NEXT STEP
Will Be Recognition of the Now Govern
mont of Chile.

Will Be Recognition of the Now Govern'
mont of Chile.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept 8.-Admiral
Browns cablogram to the Navy Depart
ment, received this morning, announc-
ing the complete success of the Junta,
was communicated at once to Mr.. Whar-
ton, the acting Secretary of State.
The requisite information is now
probably before the department, and
the next step is recognition. Several
cablegrams have been sent to Minister
Egan, and there is reason to believe
that when he is satisfied that govern
mont (even though it be temporary in
form) has been securely established in
Chile, he will Immediately open official
intercourse with that government.
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rho rnrlI,h pre,r on sednn pny.

LONDON, Sept. S.-The Standard refer
ring to the magnificent feat of frances
recovery from the disaster OF 1870, asks
France whether in seeking military
alliance with Russia, which she admits
is the only Interpretation Of the recent
reapproachment, she intends TO throw
away the lesson OF Sedan.
The Times says: "The dispensing Of
the Balkan cloud is q welcome relief.
The meeting OF the German and
Austrian Emperors will be merely con-
gratulatory. European peace Is not
likely to be disturbed at present.
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Sunday md tho world,a FaIr.

CmcAGo, Sept. Sat the Nationa.
Fair Commission conference to-day, the
members Of the Sabbath Union, led by
Col. Elliott F. Shepard, of the New York
Mail and Express, presented the memoir
ial OF the Union, playing for the close
OF the Fair on Sunday.
He likewise read a telegram from
Archbishop Ireland, OF st. Paul, giving
his acquicscence in the movement and
the resolution in favor OF closing the
Fair on the Sabbath day passed by the
Farmers Alliance convention Mt 0cala,
Fla. Other petitions were also pre-
sented OF n similar nature, but action
on the Sunday closing question will be
deferred until the local directors OF the
exposition have made their rules and
submitted them to the commission for
approval.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
NEW YORK PRoHIB1rIoNIsrs.
They Adopt Platform and Nominate 4
State Ticket.

They Adopt q Platform ana Nomlnhte n
State Ticket.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sent. s.-The Prohibit
ton convention reassembled for its
second days session this morning. The
first business on the programme was
the adoption OF u platform,
IL reafiirms the principles contained
in the platform adopted by the last
national convention, denounCes the high
license, afIirms that Legislators in this
State, both Democratic and Republican,
are subject to control and dominion OF
the liquor interests and calls for the
submission to the voters OF the State OF
a prohibitory amendment; favors the
appointment OF n non-partisan tariff
commission, and says that such COM
mission should so adjust details OF the
schedule that sum total OF import
duties shall not exceed the revenue re-
uuirements of the government; faYors
the submission to the people OF q wo-
man suffrage amendment; declares
against national banks and advocates
the issue of treasury notes, redeemable
in gold and silver, and the maintenance
OF a metal reserve sufficient for that pur-
pose, and calls for the strict enforce
inent OF the civil service laws.
The nominating committee reported
in favor Of tho following nominations
for the State ticket:
Governor-J. w. Bruce, q retired
farmer Of Canastota, Madison county.
Lieutenant Governor-Geo W, Hal
leck, a prosperous farmer of Suffolk
Secretary Of stato-William E, Booth,
Livingston county.
State Treasurer Francis f. Crawford,
comptrolle ller~william W. Smith, OF
poughkeepsie.
state Engineer and surveyor-H. P.
Forbes, professor Of the University Of
Canton, st. Lawrence county.
Attorney Generals e, Crosser, Of
Buffalo,
This ticket was unanimously chosen
by the convention,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
ARMY MOVEMENTS
In Europe Watched With FevOrlsh interest
by DIplomnts.

In Europe Watched With FeVorlsh INTEREST
by Diplomats.
LONDON, Sept. Sin France, in AL
sace-Lorraine and in Austria immense
bodies of troops were set in motion to-
day, this being the date fixed for the
long contemplated and much discussed
grand army manouvres OF France, Ger
many and Austria. In view Of the
heated war talk caused by the echos of
Sedan day, the Dardenelles incident
and the Cronstadt understanding, to
say nothing OF the renewal OF the drei-
bund, these military movements are
being watched with the most feverish
attention by the military men and dip
lomats of Europe. Changes in military
organization, improved equipments,
smokeless powders and new rifles arc
having their first real campaign test,
and much may depend upon the result.
In England this showing Of war mate
rial attracts deep attention, and detailed
reports from the various headquarters
are being received by the war Office and
by the public press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
USE FOR WATER
Discovered byn German Physlcinn-It mi
sorvca as Local AnacSthOtIc.

Discovered byn German PhyslCinn-It may
Servo as n Local AnacsthOtlC.
BERLIN, Sept. 9.-Arather remarkable
discovery has just been made by DR.. @.
l.. SLEIGH, of this city. He was conduct
ing experiments with view to deter
mining how weak solution of cocaine
would prove ettlcqcious as local anaes-
thetic in minor surgical operations,
when he stumbled upon the fact that
simple water injected under the
skin with syringe renders the flesh at
that point insensible to pain. The
effect Of the water is to create q slight
swelling, resembling that caused by the
sting OF q gnat. The space marked by
the swelling remains insensible to pain
for some minutes, so that incisions can
be made without causing the slightest
min.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
Klnr 1eonold MnI ncai. watohlng

PARIS, Sept. S.-some OF the news
papers of this city recall portions of
the late Emperor Frederick's diary,
which Prince Bismarck tried to sup
press, revealing King Leopold's con-
gratulations to Emperor William on
the victory at Sedan and later King
Leopold's intrigue with Bismarck and
Theirs, frustrated by royalists and re-
publicans, to get himself made King of
combined France and Belgium. The
object Of the reminder is to persuade
Premier De Freycinet to keep a strong
force within an easy distance OF the
Muse on the ground that King Leopold
is still inclined to violate the neutrality
OF Belgium in the interests OF Germany
Le Soir believes that a secret entente to
that end exists between Emperor Will
liam and King Leopold, but that the
latter has been compelled to be prudent
since the Gefficken revelations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
FIRE AT CHARLESTON.
A Planning Nnn and -Four Cottages Burned.
A Heavy Loss.

A Planning Mil and -Four Cottages Burheu'
A Heavy Loss.
Special Dipd,ch TO the Eptalli0tucer
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept S.-The
most disastrous fire that has occurred
in this city for number OF years took
place to-day. About 1880 o'clock fire
was discovered in the boiler room OF
John Morgan & Co.'s planning mill on
Clendenin street, and though the alarm
was promptly given and the fire COM
panies arrived on the scene as early as
possible, the flames soon communicated
themselves to the mill, which was to-
tally destroyed, together with the Office
building, quantity OF lumber, the to.
tai loss amounting to about SIS, 1900, OF
which only $500 was covered by insur-
ance. Four cottages on the opposite
side OF the street, three OF which were
owned by Mrs. Hogeman and the fourth
by William Walker, were also destroyed.
They were probably worth about $40O
each and were insured to about their
full value. Nearly all Of their contents
were saved.