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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18

BURpocK BLOOD BrrrERs taken after
eating will relieve any feeling OF weight
or over fulIness of the stomach. Sold
everywhere. p&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18

ARE YOU co~nstipated? Bastin's Kid
ney and Liver Tea effects a permanent
cure. % cents. W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18

Sgw YoRx. Oct l7.-Plg iron steady; Aueri-
can SIS, OOai5 80. Copper steady; lake sllG Oa
II 70. Lead dull; domestic s. 9Oa4V lin hEm;
straits l2O ST.. VIZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18
RAILROADS.
wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and aftcr Saturday. October /, 1897, trains
will run Gs follows, city tlmc:
LEAVE W~ifEELIN6-a6:0 100 a. m, 700 a. ~, 500
100 p. M, 200 p. IN. 800 7. m, 400 p. M, 500
p. M. Coop. m, 700 p. m, 500 ?, m, $3.50 p
m. II 100 D. m.
LEAVE Elm GRovE-@6:W a. M. 700 a M. 800
100 p. M. 800 p m, 800 p m. 400 p. M. 8: 90
p. m. 600 p, IN, 700 p, IN, s; 90 p M, 9:lG p
M, 1910 p. IN.
HDaily, except Sunday.
SUPERINTENDENT trains leave Elm Grove At
O;43 a IN. and Wheeling at 1917 n. m.
II. E WEIsGERDER.
oct General Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18

c1ScrNSAT1 O., Oct. IA Commercial
Ga.cie special from Lima, Ohio, says:
While James Corbett was at Toledo yes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18

Cotton.
ctseiSS4r1. O., Oct E-cottOn unchanged
middling nc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18
STEAMERS.

5LBdTUBT Ne g TTTL LITOs
Leaves Wheeling. Daily Trip. East
lIE1tt ern Standard Nme-6;45 a m, $3.50
t84 a. m. 9;4bA. m. lis3O a M, 800 p
M, 400 p. m. 500 p. m. Sunday Trips-LeaveS
WheelinR-S:3O a M, 1000 a n, R:S0P m,
300 p. m, 400 p. M, $50 ?. m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18
HEE Pennsylvania staaons
VIlRRRsgIVaRia LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time.


rIcEyr OFFICES AT pENSHYLYANIA ,STATioN o.
WATER ST.. foOr or ElEyHHrH 81. MiiIELIy"'
AT McLOHE HOUSE, WHRELfS0, AND Al EHE
PESFFYLYANIA STATION. BhrDdEPoKf'
sorrruwysr gygrFN-"PIN HErDLE ROUTE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18

In a tax list for 1929 fledin Indian.
apolis a few days ago President Har.
rtson's taxable property, all told, is val
ned at S23.65O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18
nueklen,. Arniea salHe.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
cOrns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
a box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
IF YOUR BACK ACHES,
Or you are all worn out really good for moth.
ing, Il 10 general debility. Try
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
It WIN cure you. cleanse your liver, aud give
good appetite
~, aI1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18

sDA1LY. tDAiLY ExCEPr SUNDAY.
FROM wmEELING TO LEAVE 4RHIyE
wellsburE and s~teubenvllle. t6:Q am t5:S1 pun
Mcdonald and Pittsburgh 100 am pun
indianapolis and s. LOuiS, ". ~ am 80 pm
Columbus and Cincinnati ,.- %9:D am - pm
WellSburg and steubenvllle Sy:OO am ~ ~
Mcdonald and Pittsburgh. g. t6:0 am sS.59pm
Philadelphia and New York tl2:2O pm IES9Pn
sieubenville and PitSburghtl3:g pm E!e9 pm
Columbus and Chicago %, ..tl2:D pm IS:s9 pm
Philadelphia and Now York e5:9 PIN sIg.92 ~
baltimore and Washington, S3;O pm .l9'2S am
S.o,,SenvtIc aud DanniSon- e3:9O pm ol0.65 am
Indianapolis and 81 Louis ts:o2 pm SSS
Dayton and Cincinnati. .... 1850 pm 29Nm
s%teubcnvillo and Columbus $3.50 pm 200 an
Northwest syStem-Cleve, & Pitts, Division.
Trains run daily. except Sunday as iolloWf
From BRiDGgPoRr TO AhHVA
Fl. Wayne and Chicago .......- 4:49 am ~ pm
Canton and Toledo..t...,...... 44g am 5s9 pm
Alliance and Cleveland .........- 4'4g am 9:t2 pm
steubenville and Pittsburgh t'lg am S:d2 pm
SSSrSenrtio Snd pittEburrh 10: u am 1880 am
II, WsvrS 4 ChInaRo..m.n,., t;20 pm $50 pm
csnton and Toledo.mm.,.... 10 pm 6;45 pm
IiiiSnee and Cieyrland...... l:20 pm 2;G pm
stsnhenvJiio mad WellSyIlo..- l:20 pm 6;S pm
Philadelphia and New York. ~ pm pH4pm
Baltimore and Warrington sees 2:ti pm piySPm
BteubenVille and PittaburBh.. 2:h pm 9y9pm
BtoubenVille d East Liverpool GIL pm 'Ss@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18

NEW YORK. Oct I1-Petroleum opened dull
and weak, with increased pressure TO sell as the
day advanced. At the close the tone oil the mar
ket was steadier. Pennsylvania oil, November
option. opening and htghesF PIC; lowest 0oNc'
closing 503sc; sales 5.0el barrels.
OH, CRY, Pa, Oct. n.-opened and highest
5lJIc: lowest 5OiSc: closed at bONc; sales s6,VOg
barrels; shipments il2sSS7 barrels; runs lOS,SsS
barrels.
prrrsnrnen pa. Oct. r7.-opened and highest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18

~PrrrsBuReH. Pa. Oct l~7.-opened and highes
5i⪼ closed at 5O&c; lowest 50hzc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE { OHIO.

MES6m BALTIMORE & OHIO.
I'm Departure and arrival Of
nHstSA trains at Wheeling. Eait'
ESYSGStA Tern time. Schedule In Of
IGlS SNiNEENHlS feet May q. lS9!
D@NM&NSS MAIN LINE EAST.
W ITSSaR For Baltimore. PhIlsdel
NE&IAAMggS phia and New YORK lS:H
@SnS6& a. M. 6:l6a No. S;00p M
Cumberland aooom@odstIou, 5000 m. daily
et ssGIto SI aasScSnmodatop, 800 p m. dslly.
MoundsyiIle ccommodatson ~ ~ n M.
lao a m. daily, except sunday, S.o !. NJ
daily and $40 and 10:46 p IN, except sunu1y'
ARRIVE
Fom New York. Philadelphia aud Balnmose
s.25 q m. and t1;20 7. M. daily.
= cumberland accommodation. 1850 p NJ Ok
Oe Gssiton Accommodation. 1925 a m, daily:
Moundsyille accommodation, 6;o0 anu s;tvGk
M. except sunday; 1885 a. M, daily, and l;lo.
$50 and 7:40p =. IN. exceptSundaN
TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.
For Chicago. 7:3i and 1906 a m. and lo:s9,n
m daily, and S:e5 ?, no M, d a1S ,S eSs9 4. M ami;
and 1880 p. M daily except sat1saAy Am,
Columbus accommodation. s:3p NJ ahty'
EXCEPT g GIa sanfny, accommodation. lO:oSA m aud
s:s6 p. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE
chicago express. l:15 and sos a m and 80
picIac Gliisl express saS a m and1tS;Sp M
daily. - as,v
ef N PGsiTsViils accommodation. 12:o5p m aud
6:0 IN, daily. except SUNDAY.
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh. 6:lO aud 7:2oa m. daily; ESQ
n M, daily. except Sunday b:o5 p. M SUNDAY
0n For pittsburgh and the East, $50. p IN. daily.
Washington accommodation eO0p' Nj uauN'
except Sunday.
From Pittsburgh. 1880 T. m. daily and l2sD
N M daily, ex~ceptsunday; $50 and l0:lOp M
daily: ll:0J n. M sunday only.
Washington accommodation. 1;ooa NJ aauS
except Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18

When Baby was sick, We gave har casorA
When abe was a Child, she cried for castortl.
When uhe became Miss, she chung to cassoriA.
When she had Children, she gavothem cassOra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on aud nttes
May y, 1897 EXPLANATION OF REEgRSScE
MARKS: eDAily; tSundhy excepted; fMondRy
oSnlnrdnY nnlN Ensinrn ginnhnrd Timn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

4 physician says that the cry for rest
has always been louder than the cry
for food. Not that 1T IL more linpor-
tant, but it is often harder to obtain.
The best rest comes from sound Sleep
OF two men or women, otherwise equal,
tue one who sleeps best will be the
most healthy and efficient. Sleep will
do much to cure irritability OF temper,
pecvisllncss and uneasness. 1t will re-
store vigor to an overworked brain. 1t
will cure headache. 1t will cure II
broken spirit. 1t will cure II sorrow.
Indeed, We may make a long list OF
nervous and other malades that sleep
will cure.
The cure Of sleeplessness requires a
cle,.,,, gool bed, sufficient exercise to
promote wenriness, pleasant occupa'
ton, gool mir and not too warm Il
room; Il t,lear conscience and avoid
nncu Of atiluulants and narcotics. Fol
! those who are overworketl, haggard,
nervous, WHO pass slecpless nights, We
commend tho adoption of sucll habits
ns will secure sleep, otherwise life vii
be short, and what there is OF it sadl>
imperfect. Exchange.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

LONDON. Dee. :;tt.-'rhe Trutt:, III.
t"l"tate's p.pe', publishe. Nh article
o. Canstlu'+ future, drown out ty tht
Troubles III the ,'r 'vience of An-l>ec
The Truth = 4yA: ut IL the tnAnif, st
destiny nf the Dolninit.n tn h+cntue Il
new t'ui ctl = atta nr IN b. cone at.
tAcl+t to tht greet keu,blic. !
change is inevitable, aud tllt sooner II
ccur+ the better. f. uancipattnn oi
the grotes4ue dominion nnd it's Ab-orp'
ton hy the United States would u. Il
brut fit to the Canadians and alao to
Grent Bti all. Such u course would
relieve Grta, Hrttaiu'a nece~-tty nf+n>
gavinK IN TrAn~a lantic squnbble- In
which she lH> tn' cnncern. I would.
nrtr+n:rr, give tie Canadian. energy
nn'i tnt+rn i+r. which no rn!oni.ss i IA y
|'>-r.' Tue nnl : sufferers VIII t.
ttlr Intiiail-. VI In will M. transferred
IT, ttlt itnhtr tll+rti4 # what il Eroi,
nh1y The nl,+t nrTupt AMI rAs :+ilv
institution tn 4l.+ ftr.. ut tnr earth
the l'1,ilAi B,4r+nu.'
Tine I'eIrr further 3n*> III It E,1>nt,t.,
t,,+:- fire.. .Atl-tral liza wnuI.i 4z,,h lu':uw
'lht talk Il !Au-&,u4lnn 'ynlty to th+
British rr:wu ! ~ Thu h -ay~, "al
hunrt nlht.'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

ALH1'1t EK'!'E, y. n D-r. 30
ru IDS "'e troubled with ~+ri'ni- III ~
hm'katits. NJ eastern 1hnll, have
b+tn ttr+lttd here ovrr the santa Ft
route IL + four days. Passenger truius
arr hl"k"d'd ia the ltAttn mountain
and Ia the vicinity nf Springer. TUE
hl"'kntlr nn tl,- AtlAntic L. Pacific i~
httw"-n Grant. nt,i cnHvr-, Aho,3t unr
bundled n1I+* west IT this city. Snow
>tUln,- i'll the mountains alt relMritu
~ something uniltnrd Ut for rtvtraI
year. and stories t great eutf, ring
AnInnE The town. In the mountains hre
In circnla' ion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01
TIL. &tit'l1e+ttA ut 1.t(r.

WllrIt would you rt!nr be- IN tho
orchestra uf l1lIil. life. IL ttutc "r u
tu,rnl,p,!e: IL I~ >,lrr the latter Is
heard tin fnrt|n>t. hIn the quality Ut
ttt. flute tufl+ r:u!l:* InWn deeper
into tin. soul unt aWAkr,,> there tlr1,.l'3
without whicit ii man. lFt II like bread
without Ieuvtl,. ur Inil fire without
ti.drr. don't Hike in,i>y people, do
you: People vito talk aud hlu>ter
md >w,ggrr l'.r|,Ir vii" remind III
nf hludlrr> tlllel +" sh' t"'lnt of tx
pl,~iuu with wind. W. like sensitive
people. quiet voiced. deep hearted.
earnest /" .p1e, with the quality Of the
flute rather than of the fog horn in
their makeup. And yet how much
greater demand there ii for bluster
tlIun there is for force
Sometimes | a,u inclined to think
tlut life il 1. farce played with TN
earthly setting for tile delectation OF
the angels, .ls we serve minstrel sllow&
and burlesques. 1t isn't the shy and
the tilMld who get the applause; the
clown in tinsel and the end nan In
cork divide ensy lonors. And yet,
thank (iod for flutes! Thank God tho
orchestra isn't e2tirely composed OF
tro1nboues and bass drums. - Chicago
Herald,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

Tile -xpr'Ssinl, ''ns cross a> Il QUAR-
ter gunner, i, often employed in tho
navy. Onc part of the quarter gum
ner's duty is to polish the gums. and
especially any brass work that n,ay Ee
attached to them.
\ company OF ladies were visiting II
receiving ship. and paused for mo
uent on til" gun deck to examine the
cannon. Their admiration wt44 excited
by the shining condition of the black
monsters. and ont. "f the younger m@y'~
hers nf the party. standing nrar Il gun.
placed her delicately govt'l hand t'.
the trH<< uonnting>. at the %t'ne tifuD
making SOME remark about Its beautf-
full pt'li>lt.
Tile quarter gunner tli,l not appear
t. b. greatly plrnStti with these ft1mi-
n.tt compliments. and the la.!ft> llt1
III, >ot,t1cr moved away t'an he seized
u r|ntI. sprung t" tln cannon which
tie yult,: Gtiy had t"l,rlIel ami rr,u.
''"rt"I rubbing It tirrely. uI| tl'e
viii "..~ti,i. nmls'v,,ltnt Elnnrr> after
the rttr.4*f;! Etlr>t>.
THE utiirrr Of tl,t deck noticed Irs
nrti4:, aud r,'ntArkpl:
"WrtI. Smith, ynl dent >t+1n t" }r'
y" .u'kI'*l nS ~folld think II maj,
w"nIl Ia with all tint tlatt"ry."
"FInttcry." said $initlI bitterly.
"'rnint rnu1Gtl for them tu come and
lm,k Ut it. .'-~~ruh. rub. rub. --''ln1t
THEY'VE got t" <" ami put their dirty old
paws nil over It," niul llr kept on
scr,,bi>it13 tue brass work. -Excllange.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01
man 4er!t usly injured by All exp!"'i.;n
Of dynamite, which they were thawing
ollt'at II quarry w'st of lI1is city.
Thr Supreme tnMrt ptt i.i"s the SHtHry
Hill Chn>titut IuHnl.

Hill Constitutional
HELENA, Mon., DE. G'.-rl1e ht4-
"'.Inli rtiHltr+d by ,tr ~ntr"nlr rHir
'trlny Il. rn:t- ts'r tte tnll IA+>t Il
let winter hy tht l+R'~ntnt+ 70 tr
constitutional. 7" t*'~t the law it VII,
:t.rrth Tint ~'+ijtl lily Ut silver
Iinw county -bn,|t I'll u II SAT-
n.:lin~t 1llr rbtit1lti~~ ~t''nrta. | ftl + H.
|. rrt'urtu: law III tut.'. nt 'tr TINT Ut
tl,- >hvritt'~ +I."'t,un in Dr"l',r. 11~o.
i4t Nu~ t,llttsu IT, 81 irr day 'tr tlt
i",,tu IT .u4~nt:.r~. und - ,'"n'~ 10
Htlrhgt. The i-'r bi!1 IM>-tn Int
wlnt'r e turt,i til+ fntnt+r ufnn,lAt IL
50 e,'nt- md tie latter to 10 c.'nt~. An
n&'+td cn-t ~n$ Vr+phren and ruhn1lt~
ted tn Judge M"ila,4rn If silver Bow
county, " hu utr+tta III tAvnr ut The
sheriff. Tnt1 ,itcl-luI IN rtVtt.t1 y
the AupItni enur. Lloyd 'lhI:net
that The Legislature hat no authority
to pass the law. thereby re'tuc:ng t:.
com 1'tn.Ation during i'm term t
Office. The cnurl HHy>: 1--WE ME III
thu opinion that the Intent 1T the
trainers uf thu tfAni eis Of the tun.t4lu-
ton ~ that the salary or ~noium"nts
Of au office like thnt M the sheriff,
who nA> elected in U:snt'er. so,
should be subject to The c"ntrol II: the
legislative ys-e,nhly, and that the
over to 'tix' carr eh with II the I'LL
pIted rlxht tu inrr+. Il or ntl1linisr the
sAnue by amending the statute, VIII cll
may he in f"rce y OpiEion hy Chief
Justice BiAke.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

The Chinese value pair OF boots
which have been worn by an upright
nlusistrnte, and the custom of wishing
q friend ''l,apry foot" is still observed
all through, Europe. The putting OF
the left shoe OH thu right foot, putting
It un Uneven OR crosswi$e, bursting the
hitch or tic, luctlg it wrong or losing a
button are all bad signs. 4 Yorkshire
ulan will spit in his right shoe before
putting it on, when going out on im~
portant business, 10 bring luck, and
many IN Englis&, girl llns been known
to hang i,rr boots out of the window
on st. Valentines night for loveluck.
Newark Standard.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

CITY or MENICO. Dec. 3O.-'rhe
Durango government ts inaugurating
d crusade against religious persons |lv
ing In communities ~ illegal. Tue
district judge ordered lie arrest and
detention Of Il number of n1ouks AMI
priests, and it l. repor I'd that he will
arrest the patsionizts at Tacubaya, who
are Americans. The government In
sis ,l.at there 10 no revolution on the
frontier.
A dtrpatoh from Guatema 4ayg: Az
result Of tecret meeting ut the pull
ace, B'rillAs promised hot 10 be II
cunu date for re~tltotinn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01
ltHln for the Future.

The question is asked, AFRO we likely
to lmve In years Immediately advanc-
ing more or less rain than during the
lust few ye'lrs3
While the question cannot bo an'
swrrrtl with absolute confidence, the
grouping of years into decades or other
rrg.,hx, periods eliminates most OF tho
;2ulllrriodic variations, and shows
whether any secular alterations IRE
taking ,,l.>ce There is no doubt that
since 1857, ut oil events, tho rainfa>,
over England has been much belc,s
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

4 remark IL attributed to DIR. Phil
potts, bishop Of Exeter, which illustrates
tho bitterly contelnptuous attitude OF
certain Anglicuns toward noncontorm-
ists On IL certain occasion one OF his
clergy was lamenting to him the vast
pop.larity of Mr. Spurgcon. "0h, biall.
on" he exclaimed, IF wo only had Mr.
Sp,,rxcou| What pity tho Baptists
have hn|' lis 1T not written, y ths
bishop replied, with some severity,
""rhou shalt not covet thy neighboTs
assT "-San Francisco ArEonaut
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

TIE nniu nr ro"i things r
he tiretnnn'- t'nr u,n.'. If which
There were nnny h.-ktt- WAS
dl~tfit'n!tu au4nng the lnpor nf thr city
He-'+lu.y hy II ronnmittte consisting "i
Dirk Hirk-, Charley Royce nnd
Charley Brown. TIE d",.utt"l4 wa< a
most ntpr"ptiAt. holiday E'tt tn many
tuur ftniilir. and th- E-u"r-oi'y III t'Ir
tir+utu will not %'n'l lr forgotten.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01
&..1 uu.l &44 IL .k~

Tht r. ier d. Hk TO-. "fS'.I."ui+. MO-,
arr now nut In Il Thousand daily Pa|tra
offering their cei+ hr% %rd Il. q Stall
dnrd Commercial Brass LINED Curtain
Desks at $3l nud IA mt. sp"! cash, ana
81, 900 to amy tActtry on Earth that VIII
duplicate them in >tyl+. finish, details
and price. $end your nr}er. direct HI
they are made and s0ld exclusively ny
The Tyler Desk c.. 81. 1'ou't' MO.
E+e their cnrN In this i+-ut.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01
A Scramble in Kansas fer
Plu1nb'S ShoeS-The Farm.
ero Alliance Win to Bc
Counted in.
An English Parcr Gives Il polc
Opinion as to the Future
Of Canada.


TnitkA, kn-., Ut+'. :;1.-rIc *ttu2~
E!t' fhr ttt+ hpInl'ttl*'lt tn tlr vrt tln't'
in ll- tnittl states .ctta'r, tn4tit. w.
cant ly The death "t @+lnnr runi,,
't-vpfn. ~ int H t}'A IT ,r+t.lI scramble.
TAt Farmers Attant+, through ttt
chairman uf their tX~cutivt TOM
,nlttet. >tilt Il Wrtttrn ntn,At,d tu the
guv+rinr this norni.g that t,+ rall at.
ext|A +th4lOn nf the +gi>lature t,
ctlU'-t u -1ltct%>nr - SENATOR PlunIl'.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01
Matrimonial,

WAsHlSGroS, Dee. 30.-The nIa'>
ri4ge TT Miss Rachel Sherman,
daughter Of the late General W. T..
sherman, and DR.. Paul Thorndyke ot
Is sion war soltmnz"d at high noon
to-day ut thu residence Of Senator
Sherman, In tue presence rf II lHrge
number nj friends. relatives and hiph
officials from here and all parts of the
country. Father sherman. hrMher ot
the bride, performed tue ceremony.
After the ceremony reception was
4~eld and the GUESTS par 'ook at a weh~
ding hrt fast.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

LANSING, Mich., Dee. H0.-A new
Peoples party for "indepelldent roIiti~
tai nctinn' has bten fhrnlru here by a
federation nf all the ind>lstr rial nrgani~
xa'io,4 IN the state. It WIS ct,rIstened
the "1'eoplc's rarty," and pledged iu~
dependent political action and opEoel-
lion to traffic IN Intoxicating Liquors ~
Leverage. Tie 4e4t Of the platform
i@ II copy ut the indianapolis peolle's
pHrsy, EXCEPT 1t 'nvtnaa Il l'tr dien l'en~
hiun law.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01
Why u IIi-tutiG Charm Wax Lost.

One uf t|1e r.t>>t precious and bt44.ti~
FIJI Ht1'I|rt> III li>trry II HUT nf which
Mruc4lr.: y. Conway tells us. 1t was II
,rH~'lr' from the past. owned by tho
Emperor I.oni> Napoleon III. 1t WIS
set with H!tz" nf precious stones, thu
Elft> at ttHlu! priIr''>. 1t descended to
tlr" priur" irup"riaI. wh, were it ~ a
watch rl,ur,l!. lIc wore If wlteu he
wH> killed ntnnt,+ the Z,llll>. and it is
Entn. no one knows wt1rrr.
All it tm hat but known the rules
of nin'9:t wearing aiming those people
and had w*,rn it about his neck! No
matter how precious it was, it would
then have f"eI, left untouched The
dead If batt" may bc stripped Of every
garment ur ornament but that about
she nt.rk Professor Frederick Starr in
Popular Science Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

the nvcray g.; and Il consideration Of nil
the facts lt1ltls to the conclusion that
al1cil IL period of scarcity Is very likely
to bt followed by one TT abutdnnct.,
and that the coming few years will
pr"tr,bly b" tn"re riny than those re-
Gently experienced. although possibly
the incrr:l>t will not .nr,,r in the S1:o
mrr nluatl.> ~~nt II time wllcn it would
~ lir'>t uutic.ri. --- London Nature.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01
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ric >n,n.! r;'ns "t 1G M S'"eft'Hff' ;tx f'r thu m
,,,r,.,s, ri 1lcctins directors and fr"n~HctltR
.,thrr t1-i1lc>> which >nay b. rr:::''t"t wil1 ~
ibid at their t,nnkit. ut'ic" in Mll''S ! ny tn
,T,,".,I.x innIury iyth, 1>N3, httWtrn thu hnurh
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mi. t'n1hitr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

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h,t'".r- % 81 ill., $,"rk ir"w"r> %ti%"4l i"nk;
i"r "iri"n # directors; will IT, ,"',s 80" q 1n ln..
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+>'ciurk j.. I'll. :, :. ,,,,,.u1t t,t> ,,,>t,i.r.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-01

The following letters rrn1aiu unral}t d
for III ttl+ A1'|+> Ctty. Mont., p'st"ttice,
Oh January |, lS03:
ArnI.t rnlIs. Anna HArt(In. : H
At1ir. Chn- HuIl-+t, Nl-u + T.
Au,t+r-un, Mis- \ Jun+-, F!nnk l.:
3uktr. tt Il. ktmhrI1, J hn
tul+ \ +. I<tiEht, F W
(t,a,-, " RI Stnrt+, " \
F"y, Peter j smith, { N
FAr-l"rg. Mr-AM Tn"'np~"n, R j
Elnw+,. a Nt~ltn'I, .tur
HA,t, Il +. i.n't+. JaI,t-
HIT, Ellsworth Younger. Mr. = )
ptr.,,,. ,ul}inr for tie h|Uvt letter.
viii ritA-t' >ay th+< nte advertised.
{HAS W. <ENnE, +. VI,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. AFTER some un
important routine business yesterday il
the senate Palmer introduced bill to de
velop and facilitate interstate commerce,
In the states and territories drained by the
Mississippi river. \ bill was passed TO re
lmourse Nevada citizens for the expense.
incurred IN suppressing Indian hostilities
The bills provi ding for the refunding tc
Mexico OF the uneNpended balances of thu
La Abra and We'll claim awards wert
passed
In the house bills Were introduced TO re
move the disabilities Of ex-Confederate.
who have enlisted in the United States
army: TO promote and encourage aCricul
ture Simpson. The report of the rules
committee occupied the balance OF the
day, An attempt TO strike out the pro
vision making the report Of the rules com
mittee a privileged question was voted
down. This i the anti-flibuster provision.
Arnold Of Missouri introduced d resoIU.
ton asking the recall Of Minister Egan
from Chill
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. while the house
was discussing the rules yesterday Pc, al
of south Dakota wanted the roll ca. v.-ri
fled and when the speaker refused attempt
ed to speak on the question. Debate not
being in order on a demand for be. pre-
vious question the speaker requested tile
gentleman To keep quiet. With upral~, J
hand pointing toward the speaker He lie.
rated son ching abcUt the pensioners.
The houS. was in an uproar every ,ue
shouting 1T Pickler. The speaker tarn
despatched the sergeant 5.t-arns to restore
order, Pick Ter taking his seat