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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-21
Chief NleNIchol,s onnor,uni,r.

IL.
Tho new chief OF police takes hold
with firm grip, giving promise OF n
crcditablc administration Of IN Office OF
very great importance to tho people Of
Wheeling, Chief McNichol under
stands tho business he is engaging.in.
and ii he shall do ms well as no knows
he will mako friends Of all the right
thinking people in Wheeling.
II the rev chief has not already been
approached by tho professional law.
breakers who have enjoyed immunity,
hewill be. This performance follows
the election OF now chief Of police rs
tho day the night. Unless there be an
understanding between tho gamblers,
tho keepers OF houses of prostitution
and tho saloon keepers who habitually
break tho law, rs parties OF tho first
part, and tho chief OF police as the
party OF the other part, certain lawless
industries must suspend operations.
II the chief OF police be willing to
make the bargain he will find it to his
advantage in q sense which an honest
man would consider very much to his
disadvantage. Mr.. McNichol under
stands this well. lie will not be de-
ceived by any advance from these
quarters.
His long service on the police force
will be his protection from falling into
any trap. Ii he we're tc, yield at all he
would do it with his eyes open and
there would be no excuse for him. Ii
he be the right man in the right place
he will give to the first conner an answer
that will soon be passed along the whole
line, and he will follow that up with
such an enforcement OF tho law as will
make his position clear.
1t has been long since Weddings
chief OF police had such IN opportunity.
Mr.. McNichol has not had to make a
popular canvass for nomination and
election, plcdging as hc.went unlawful
protection to the lawless. Nor is he un-
der tho usual obligations to keep or to
place on the force men who have no
business there. The way is open to him
to make record SO unlike that OF his
recent predecessors that it will make
him good deal OF man in this COM
munity. This the INTELLlGEScEE hopes
he will do,
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World,s Fnir Flnnnccs..

1t is misuse OF words and conveys a
false idea to say that Chicago is asking
Congress to strengthen the financial
side OF the Worlds Fair. The appeal
to Congress comes from tho manage
ment, national body representing the
people OF this country.
Ii Congress had located the fair in
any other city there would have been
similar request from the management,
and it is probable that the amount
asked Tor would have been larger; for it
may well be doubted whether any
other city in the country would have
put its shoulder to the wheel as Chi
cage has.
Chicago has not only raised $40, 000,-
600 for the enterprise, but every Chi
cage man is q volunteer agent for the
fair, the women have gone to work
with will, all that represents the Won
drous energy and public spirit OF this
Wonderfully OF the world is enlisted to
mako the Worlds Fair tho greatest,
most impressive and most valuable to
mankind OF any exhibition the world
has known.
II the undertaking were OF less scope
and importance the country might be
willing to leave to Chicago tho burden
and tho glory OF carrying it to success;
but national exhibition brings at
once the national duty and the national
privilege of such public aid as may be
required TO raise it to the full stature Of
triumph worthy of the whole people
OF the United States.
We are to celebrate the discovery OF
continent'on which We are already the
dominating influence, in Gods provi-
dcnce working out for the human race
problems OF stupendous import. The
richest treasures OF the continent are
/. ours, and because we have made judic-
ious use OF them we lead the world in
visible wealth. No statistician can COM
pute our undeveloped resource OF wait
ing wealth. The amount of money
needed bears but small relation to tho
market value of the smallest crop we
raise Of any product Of the soil, q meagre
percentage OF our outputof single year
nj tho nrnciorS meto1a
For such purpose the amount Of
money needed to insure the full success
OF the Worlds Fair is too small to hag-
gle oyer-would be too small if it were
twiceNas large. Let the appropriation
be made early, SO that the management
may know soon Just what it has to rely
on. There is no time to lose.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

An English manufacturer, willie cx-
amining the texture and quality oil
some bandages found on n TGmmy,
was astonished to find that tho arrange.
inent OF the threads was exactly like
that which lie had patented II few
months before, and which ho had sup
posed to DO an independent invention
OF his own.
A German paper quotes passages
from an old book by Hebrew who
strove to relieve tho Jews from the
responsibility for the crucitixion. The
author argued that tho exeCutioners Of
tho Messiah were the bodyguard OF
Plate, which consisted OF rcutons. The
book is entitled, "Proof That Those
Who Crnciiled Christ We're West
phalians."
A queer suit has been brought by
some Advontists in Atchison county,
Kan. An election for voting school
district bonds was held on Saturday,
and they have enjoincd tho issuance OF
the bonds on the ground that they were
barred from voting bccause'of the day
OF tho week on which the election was
held.
Some OF the finest jewel works in tho
watch trade arc put in steel cases, black
cncd silver and black enamel. These
are the regulation timepicces Tor ladies
in elegant mourning
The water works whistle in Three
Rivers, Mich, blows weather signals
now, and the average citizen not bong
used TO 1t doesn't know whether to grab
a bucket, umbrella or duster.
Humboldt county, CAL, has n popula-
ton OF $4,000 and Sl7,0OO,0O0 taxable
wealth, but it is unconnected with the
world by railroads.
A public and practical charity in St.
Louis looks to the furnishing OF 1000
poor children between five and twelve
years OF ago with shoes on Christmas
eve.
Lake Tulare, large body OF wator in
California, is said to be disappearing
through the streams which supply il
being used for irrigation purposes.
In San Bernardino county, Cal, SIP
jack rabbits were killed in seventeen
days, on which bountics aggregating
$793 were paid.
Philadelphia has 2S5,OOO houses as
against l2S,0O0 in Chicago, 1925 in
New York and $3.50 in Boston.
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name to a tariff bill which was lncor.
porated bodilyinto the Democratic plat.
form In 1883. Now he is asked whether
II will DO agreeable to him TO be dis.
rated-to have his major.eencrals
ahoulder.siraps ripped Oft while tho
whole country is looking oil. Ho says,
frankly, that it will not DO agreeable.
It Is to DO done, but he will not pre-.
tend to enjoy it.
Mr. Alillsis not being we'll used by
his party, and he would be less and
more than human II he did not in his
own way resent tho treatment.
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THE cordial reception by the press OF
the distinguished honors conferred on
West Virginia is gratifying to West
Virginia Republicans and some Demo-
Gratis as we'll. The dyspeptio criticisms
of Mr.. Elkins in which the Mugwump
newspapers and some OF the Demo-
cratic organs are engaging, are set
down at their full value. The Presi-
dent neglected to advise with those
critics and get their consent.
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FdrSersOuTg stdtc JOuEnG-.
The appointment OF General Nathan
Coli, OF Clarksburg, judge OF the fourth
circuit United States court OF appeals bv
President Harrison ought to be- pleasant
news to every citizen OF West Virginia,
Republican or Democratic. General
Coli is asplendid lawyer and this ap-
pontment comes as promotion in tho
line of his profession. 1t is 4 distin
guished honor worthily bestowed upon
an already distinguished citizen OF our
state.
His services to his party have been
the most constant and untiring. Ger
tainly If an appointment OF this charac-
ter could be looked upon us a reward
for services rendered, General Golf
richly deserved the reward. But it was
doubtless his eminent qualifications Tor
the office which induced the President
to appoint him. We do not know
whether he will accept or not, but pre-
sumo that he will. It is a life position,
and one to which great honor and dig
nifty are attached.
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ASalleged portrait OF Secretary Elkins
represents him as wearing u full fringe
OF beard reaching to the chin. Mr..
Elkins is not thus arrayed, and We think
he never has been. Secretary Elkins
and Judge Cot are both clean-shaven
men, after the fashion OF the old-timo
statesmen.
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EYES examined for glasses without
charge. Spectac!cs and eyeglasses &C.
curately adjusted by Prof. Shelf, the
optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optician in
the state.
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SINCE Speaker Crisp wrote to Mr..
Mills asking how he would like to be
Inundated further, anG got his reply,
he understands better than he did
before the stuff that Mr.. Mills is made
OF. Mr.. Mills may in his own good
time return to plague the speaker
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Those who have read through the
year "The Century" and "st. Nicholas"
need not be reminded Of the rare quail.
ty OF these excellent publications.
They stand at the front. In illustra-
ton they show the very best that has
been accomplished in that art, and if
there be better 10 be had VIC NAV be
sure that they will have it. The bound
volumes are art and literary treasures.
In 1.-THE Century" are the notable arti-
cles on California; valuable papers on
Russia; Mr.. Romans articles on ST.
beria-everyone revelation, except
that which deals with the critics and
their criticisms; short stories and
serials and u great variety OF arti-
,cles on topics Of present inter
est. To recount tho contents OF
"St. Nicholas" would be to print the
titles OF enough good things to make a
library for boys and girls into which
their elders would dip with satisfaction.
There is but one "St. Nicholas" and it
gathers in all the good things in its line.
Everything in this book is good, but il
VIC may make choice We shall give the
palm to the tales OF travel and adyen-
turc. which are "too numerous to men
ton" though "storm-Bound Above tho
Clouds shall be an exception. These
books have a rich and prosperous look,
and are therefore just what should
come along for the holiday season.
The Century Company, New York.
Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling.
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ohlonns Should Have It.
Ohio, Neirs: 1ldrertiser.

The Wheeling INTELLEGEXcER is a
most desirable daily paper for people
OF this section. Its news service is
first class, and besides, the publishers
know how to keep its columns clean.
In its local department it covers Bel
mont and adjoining counties, an inter-
esting feature to its many readers this
side OF the river. Il n Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-21

AS Ayers Sarsaparilla outstrips all
other blood purifiers in popular favor,
so Ayers Almanac is the most univer-
sally familiarspublication OF the kind in
the world. II is printed intten Ian
guagos and the annual issue exceeds
fourteen millions OF copies. Ask your
druggist for it. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-21

NJ. A. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November Q, 'S3:
He had used DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil
for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time. DIV
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WHEN the high school comes tho mass
of the people will support it and tho
children Of the very few will get the
good Of it. This is q serious truth be-
You'd contradiction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-21

Two weeks from to-day the legisla-
ture OF Ohio convcnes. a week later
Governor Mckinley will take his seat.
Not long after John Sherman will be re-
elected United States senator.
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THEyhave an elegant new bread at
tine Wheeling Bakery. Buy o LOAF of
the new Royal Domestic and you will
tinditvery elegant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-21

Mn. CLEVELAND made common cause
with Mr.. Mills, and in the rout OF the
Texas statesman he may detect a fore
cast OF what is in store for himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-21

WE have just received tho finest line
OF Holiday Slippers ever brought to the
city. J.. Y. BLOND,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-21

TIE bost quality, tho choicest assert.
iacnt, the lowest prices OH Diamonds,
Watches and Jowelry, n.
WIIE.Ar & IIANCIfElrS,
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II. E. IiILLaiIIS & co. has tho best as
sortmcnt In the best Plated Ware In tho
city. II. l.. IIlLLMAN u CO.
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Wien the Cherokees get their $4,000
900 for their land the pale face will be
around to wheedle them out OF it. This
will keep it in circulation.
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You Need wait no Longer.

Edw. L. Rose & Co have just secured
their second shipment OF Christmas
Tricycles and Velocipcdes, and have
another invoice on the way. Let the
little ones be happy.
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HANGING up the stocking is good
old custom, and the understanding
always has been that Santa Claus likes
to SEQ itwhen he drops in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-21
BLAINE THE CHOICES
of'the Peoplc-A Lcnding Granger Talk
for the Farmers,

Tor the Farmers.
PORTLAND, ME., Dec. 20.-The follow
ing letter, which Ex-Governor Robbie has
received from Col. J. II. Brigham, Of
Ohio, will set tho politicians to think
ing. Colonel Brigham lis a prominent
member OF the G. A. r. He has been
twice candidate for Congress, and al.
though Republican, came very hear
being elected in Democratic district.
At present he is the worthy master OF
the National Grange.
DELTA, O., December 10.
DEAR GovERSoR:-Yo ask me to
give my opinion as a Republican and
farmer upon the subject OF Presidential
candidates for next year, and | cheer
fully comply. OF course, l assume that
you refer particularly to the Republican
candidates. President Harrison was
not considered q possibility two years
ago, but to-day he is far stronger, and
would be able to poll a good vote. He
has given the country good, clean nd
ministration. But with al! tho division
NHiSi NV cSiSts, ~ 40 WI .uouUllul
what the result will be if the Democratic
party nominatcs its strongest man and
adopts a good platform.
There are other good men who would
be unobjectionablc rs Candidates, but
there is no question about the fact that
the people are for James G. Blaine.
With him as the candidate success is
already assured His nomination on n
good platform will wonderfully enthuse
the party and bring large acccssions
from other parties. Blaine and protcc-
ton, with reciprocity, will win in ;'92.
With Harrison we may win, bnt why
disappoint the people when they want
Blaine? l believe majority OF the
farmers favor fair protective policy,
but they are all in favor OF reciprocity.
They wish 10 exchange products with
all countries where such exchange
will be to our interest. OF course these
are my personal opinions. l do not
pretend to speak for our orde; on politi-
cal questions. Yours truly,
J. II. BRIGHAM.
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Dedicated to aIcssrs. pcndictor and viii
son.
Fdirmon. Index (Dcm.)

son.
Fdirmom index (Dem.)
We are glad that the Democracy has
no more places togive at this time, for
the bestowal OF offices has always been
against us. Cleveland would have been
President to-day ii it had not beer for
the patronage We do not know how
TO distribute it. With us it is thrown
too much in the same channel, and is
obtained by persistent effort and is not
given as the reward OF ability or party
service. Two OF the places given by the
Congress to West Virginia boys is in
strict keeping with the time
honored Democratic policy One
OF them is an old hand at the
same business, and the other jumped
out OF place at Nloundsville to the
berth at Washington. Both no doubt
arc very capable and worthy gentle
men, but there are hundreds OF other
Democrats in the state who are Just as
capable, equally deserving, and who
have never received any rewards for
their. party services. Ii this manner of
bestowing party favors is to prevail, the
fewer Offices the party has to give the
better for the Democracy. 1t may be
well to say just here that no. Marion
county man was an applicant for either
of the places.
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GET watches from Jacob W. Grub.
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On. A. S. Toms LIVER PILLS, never
nauseate, never grippe. Cure headache,
biliousness, vertigo and u specific ior
constipation. % cents per box.
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: GET buttons from jacob Nv. Crabs.

HANDSOME Metal Cases for playing
cards at STANTON s. DAyES poRT's.
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IF Minister Lincoln resigns West Yir-s
ginia Republicans will have to duck
their heads to keep from being hit.
We are in danger.
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LIS. COOP sells dry goods the cheapest,
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PERHAPS Chilei not aware that I'm
Gle sam can; get his great American
.spankistry in working order in very.
short time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13

demand: sale, 20 Doors At nc Butter nrm At isa
lac d 5sf 1 o,ssa Ges Pres. .ss g. % for state
"..'sa%hs., ts,urs. io.i mio,, q ih. r.s.n. "a
sad s.spSs%s
HI \ r. >, S y: III; sSss s
s S0i nss sri' :5 and 'iTs
ss.S mainly f rs &. Tis;.r RI !; :- :s. f.
S;n wen; fursnsl dsp5;:.sd BY md.
IS. nv ss:i $ ::s9; ss$ IA
nal only s,na ,oe., trade rePoa,sa 9no,.d West,
%.s:s y:"S sis sh pt.. Ss's
s sfs',: on current :%D. ST o, SS.s and
.r ,%r SHs:mes .ns o.. the DG, mixed =
! white 4. y sssso. in slsss,or. and 30 mixed
s = 'sS:s' :sa s.: .s
F:a S.,.r fcr ootoS sss sp.sms,,
May. ssiM Corn s.. No. mixed ip Tor o s
sc i Hss S 81. .s. StSti ns:S for s'"ss
rSvapSsa ncg,
,'.sdiSr Ig,%ps.n 'dy,e, snS Later urn en,,.
sG PORTION rm h 'G on sst ."s 'R.
ssir,. a, fiG ia:%% S.x;; a, santos ,S.%esss *
ss.nss S'9 Win VIM: y % s.ss ''s
s;s.s.es fscs
The msst:. cute, and s.,. Rio quoted
Mid grades Urn, but quiet. Quolsd, n" ilsa9ti..c.;
..S:'' .fs.,ft !fSs: sre sssrS S,
:ilpc.' LAYS .iha97c,. Mochn. .+,ecs2ac.
no .sls: cisinv dun at $40 s:...c fer Seriember
3HS34,c. TOR October. =. O0a3lc. for November
and a.26a3soc. for December Tie. spot market was
s .T% t.s 1iRH: Rssss.s
~ isr dsmanh and nrm Quoted Cut oat and crushed.
h0St4c. cubsa, iA@4ac; powdered, = tloG& lI.itc.:
sranulatsd. i604 lilo, mould 49, 7.ina+n
other white. lht9t I.l6c yeliows assatc Moasses
S,9sse domestic ordinary TO fair 20 &C. good to
aelv active aud ssaiy. Quoted: Domesc, common
10 falr 3,s@,stc good to Tine 5saGS,.c.: prime 10
Japan, fbS'lsc. Java I3l &C
a. ;ssc fos REGULARS ard :o.te. Tor mseh,nes Rosn
without chan and steady. Quoted common to coed
STRAINED a. 81 i,Ssl. 90. e" Sisi "F" si.5; "T'
siIso; g vs. ~ $50: w X - ~ ST. 80
firm ct s., {. oh Pitch dull At 81 a.
Recommendations Transit certifcAtes were quiet
ann without decided change opening at 6atc. .ellrr
at hh4 6ic- AMI closing steady at h'Sc hid ssless.
COO b6ls refined IN bbs ~ u ~ O. bulK 1850. cases
sROc crude In bbls, h5Uc bulk. 80 harhtha zoe.
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mile received for freight was 1888 cents against
.647 the previous year.
The eros. earnings Of tn. Michigan i, !. Central
sIis5, sS4 the same @ mouth Of last year making
ss 5sts Al Tor the eight oa ,ss JUG ssrT S
s SS NJ ps sH Of last year ,.' " 'H' e''
The st. Paul and Duluth Railroad reports
az IL. AEs he an
Ths Az n cent. bunda received at tho Treas.
gry Department to.hsy io ,o6 coniinnancs at 2
cent tat. FL making nsn bsn rs
Today amounted Is $3.50. t53. The amount
redeemed si2;tS2 500 There yet remains en-. q
not been continued or redeemed.
The statistician Of the Treasury DEPARTMENT
ssomputes the value Of EXPORTS from the United
psriods ending Aug. 81 as follows: ~ '''
COTTON.
A s. s., "a me ;:ss sfs
MINERAL OILS.
sss ssa De- 'ssSs s
The receipts from oustoms for the week were
5om Internal ~
S Ess sas and making the total since July l. $685.
National bank note circulation outstanding.
1855. 829: received during the week for res
s SO snG d:ipossd sssss. d.
posits in tho Treasury to redeem national
bank notes, $37.147,2sl. . decrease VI s49G. 1854
for the week.
Treasury balances compare with those Of
last Saturday rs follows:
cs!s cot. and sq,,,e. :s @ sssa e. ~
ii .y: e ssnu :rs 0r n. N 'st''o
treasury notes ........... h.7sesso ias3si22
Totals ..............sla, 1s7.7si sIessis.ssi
Deposits in national banks. $16.lOa.Ss2
against Sl6.449.7li2 last Saturday. Bonds de-
posted to secure tho same. s2n.6755O0 In adj
tiition to the foregoing the Treasury reports
silver bullion purchased under the act OF
July "a. 1890. $Gl.6iO.6lO. and Treasury notes
issued against the same. $6l,21S.035, OF which
$40.7l6,5o6 are outstanding.
Money in l. ndon. J; y cent. Rate OF dis.
count In the open market for both short aud
thr.s months bills. ~ 2 cent, Amount Of
on balance to-day was f45 900. Paris advices
ouots q cents at 9G francs 65 centines. and
exchange on London at % francs SO centim =.
The sales OF mining stocks NJ tho New Yorv
Consolidated Stork aud Petroleum Exchange
fo.dnv "a a a fOllowa.
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Secretary Howard Calls ~ Meeting of tho
Mule Spinners.

FALL RIVER. Mass. Sept. 12.-Secretary
Howard has issued circular calling for spe-
cial general meetin. OF mule spinDerS to be
held next Wednesday night. in which he says:
Nothing has yot been heard regarding Tho
revision CT tho schedule OF prices. Promises
are being sent to our union from outside dis:
tricts that financial aid would be given us il
We resist the proposed reduction in wages.
Much as We arc opposed to strikes. knowing
the bitterness OF feeling they create between
smi sf and ,n emn"yed End the loss they n.
the biGhting etsrt they have npon tho
G Gst Wi ., and pro .psrily Of IT," city,
iranch NJ the national Union. accent rednc-
t lion o. wages pnsstvcly W bout reflerin. dis
National spinner,' Union hn. been reduced in
nlot srs o" i reesins nots.tion ron theiF en-
proposed "ut-down In wages goes into effect
despi all the cfforts he operatives O. n mako
to pIeven'. 1t should include every one. fr, m
tho treasufers and superintepdents down"