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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12
UwiadOmienie,

BAY CRY, Mich, 1go LipOa 1893.
Niniejszem EswiadamiAm Rad Centr.
Nv. Mar. Pol, 70 odeEwe Csnzora W.
v. Przybyszewskiego wzgledsm Ssjmu
x najscego ale odby6 v dniu 2Igo
Sierpnia 1893 roku " Chicago I'LL, Tow.
Mar, Pol. Sv. Kazimierza Grupa 12ta
Wv. Mar. Pol " Bay City Mich, M
Ewyezsjnym posiedzeniu " dniu 25go
Czerwcs Z. b., niniejazs odezws Cenzo-
"a, zostsh Z wielkim EntuEyazmem
przez Grupe l2ta Tow. Mar. Pol. Sw.
Kazimierzs, ogolnis Pfzyjsts.
u rozporzsdzenia Prezesa
Wac. DropH, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12

Pan Gustav Nsu valid, f., Z T.vydaIe,
fredericksburg P. o, Tex. donosi:
Skaleczyien sobis bsrdso noge 1 reke;
- Pomoca oleju sw. Jak6ba zostaiem "
krotkim ezssis Eupeinis wylsczony.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12
Zawiadomtemte.

Niniejszem zawiadamiam wszystkie
exPedycye Polskich gazet, ably mi gazet
ME Przysyiano kt6rych sobie sam ME
zaambouuje, poniewat IA tskowe piacic
J6zef KomoropskS,
249 Tyler Str. Paterson, N. J.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12

Ekskursye do West Hammond, urza.
-dzaue przex o. H. Books & Go. M
czas upalow ME beds sic odbywaiy, DO.
niews4 kompanie kolsjowe ME 50 vista.
ME dostarczy6 dosyc wagon6w. Nsto.
Mast tyczscy sobie kupi6 Lofty, moQa.
sic zgsosie 20 bilety do naszych aQen-
tow: A. J. Kowalski. 6l9 Noble st.
J. NalePi6ski, 88l w. IL st., ]. Ada.
mowski, b25 Noble st., Jos. Majchrzak
8787 Huston Ave. South Chicago, J.
Mankowski 677 w. 20 St, A. x. Cen.
tella Al Chaplin St, J. Mrukowski roo
Ingrahsm j Noble 1t Julian PiotrowsE
BIZ laurel st., b. Promi6ski IA w.
10 st., Max BsrahsE 687 Noble 1t. ROO
Bradley.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12
". Ur6onski, sekr.

Przeciwko wszelkim cierpieniom 20
isdka moge Pelecic jake nsjskuteczpiej-
SIZE DR.. Augusta Koeniga hamburskie
krople, lak rowniez M prz-eczyszczsnie
krwi. Jut cxesto mialem sposobnosc O
skutecznosci tych4e sic przekonae. -
joseph Thsmel, st. Cyrilis de Wendo-
yer, Quebec.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12

CHICAGO. 2 Lipoa 1898.
Ma posiedsenie Tow. Modie.v g..
%iel; K. sstuo.ko.. probo..o.. O.ro.
u ": a OBJ y kli e. '. .sss & .ai.. q.
= 1o.o por: S oa;osr;.% Ks psObo'se1.
..p.lsn.. wi.l !. sssao.io
s@si:a !: ! e . .;ss1i.: s az s.i.; M:
note: : = T 3 y aa Ssse.. ! va " a s.s.i'i ice e
Z, r.a. ssss; ,s sslss: S:l: ss;, S::ssssi.
lmcwR Wsl. kA peoboszoz
60H 6ratooak, 'slr. prot.
Zawiadomienia.
CHICAGO, exo Lipc. 1sos
Ninielszem zawiadamiam s.snovnvcb
2onk6w Tow. Jana III Sobisskie0o
ruPy ~ ably racxyH stawi6 sic do Wv.
arsxu fua piknil) " NiedzieIe duia io
o godz Bel pred potudniem "
III Pusawskiego pod No 800 s. Ash.
nd Ave. NieobeonoSc podpsda Ia.
O. zss,ounkiem
.KomnoxsH, sekr.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Lipc. 1893.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam wsrvstkhh
acnk6w Tow. Poniatowskie0o orupv
IL posedseuie odbedze sic " ME-
nee dnia 10 Lipcs o godz B 20 Do
dniu " hall zwykiych posiedzeh. ma
Ore katdy czionek jest obowissanv
. stawic pod kare tloo, M ten posie-
'eniu - wsane speawy do zaiatwienia
edzy innymi obr.nie ddeQst6w ma
'imn <. Eara1em uprassa sic tych wszy.
dch ktdrsy zalegsia " optatach aaeby
% Posted1eniu ssalegsosci sic
" Weso,owsh, sekr.
Bac1no1ci
Wielka wyoieczka czyH maj6wka
Towarzystw Nsrodowydh M DO
dniowej sronie miasta Chicago, to
at Gminy Polskiej Jana III Sobie-
Maj6wka odbedzie sic dnia Is
" South Chicago.
zaPrsszamY Szsnowns Polska Publ
nose do wspoiudzialu poparcia.
CAonkowie obydw6ch Towarzystw
'winni se stawic do sail polskiej Pu-
skiego o godzne Sci rauo na wy
arsz pod kara $500.
zszacunkism
W Uroansh, sekr.
Przeciwko wszelkim cierpieuiom To-
dka moge poec6 jake najskuteczpiei-
. DR.. Augusta Koeniga hamburskie
oPle, jak r6wniea Ia przeczyszozenie
wi. Jut c1esto mialem sposobnosc o
ychae sic przekonae.
Thsmel ST. Cyilfe de Wendo-
Quebec.
Ekskusye do West Hammond. urr..
aue prEex @. n. Books & Go. na
konpane kosjowe ME 50 vista.
last .yo1scy sObis kapi6 Lofty, mora
9 zgosie 20 bilety do nassych aQen-
w: A y: Kowalski. 6l9 Noble st.,
,NslePihski, SSl w. II st, ]. Ada.
owsh, b25 Noble St, Jos. Majchrzak
l37 Huston Ave. South Chicago, ].
Iankow.d ST. W. 20 st, A. x Cen.
lila AZ Chaplin st., J Mrukowsk r6g
Noble st Julian Piotrowsh
~ LAUREL ct, B. Promi6ski 74 w.
. st., Max Brahsi e37 Noble IT. r6g
Pred skladem ubrah mezkich The
ahonal" dus 4 Lipcs cd 8 do 10 wie-
pslono ogne sztuczne, dziesie6
1wyoslo tenn wdovlskem. zsrszem
sic cudownej wystawie n.
ran, kapeluszy drobiazg6w W oknach.
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the government OF India nor the Hers
chell committee expected prices IN
India to be materially altered under
tho new currency arrangements.
Mr.. Gladstone said that the govern
ment had the impression that there
was no likelihood Of any serious fall IN
tho value Of produce in India. In case
such fall should occur he would readi'
ly state the views OF the government
Several members OF PRrliamenI VINO
speak with authority on money ques'
tions were interviewed this eye nlng
concerning the probableOtEact OF Ind las
new attitude towards silver
Sir William HOuldswOrth, the NOV,
ing spirit in the bimetaliC league said
tho position OF India would eventually
become so difficult chat she would be
compelled to adopt bimetallIsm:
Wm. Cuine, who has Travelled much
in India and has written q book con.
corning tho country aud its people, said
he was inclined to think the direct
effect Of the Indian governments action
would bo small in lndlu, as prices were
fixed mostly by custom. Unless panic
should come, the majority Of tho natives
would never know that there had bean
change. Sir Vim. HouldsworLh Is a
Lancashire conservative, Mr.. Caine Is
Lancashire radical. Samuel Smith, 4
Liberal, who ia regarded as an authority
on most Indian affairs said that tho
price OF silver probably would drop to
twenty ponce per ounce,
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GOVERNOR ATGEDs MESSAGE PARDoNNG THE ANARCHISTS Con-
TANs 1900 WORDS BUT THE ABOVE Is FAIR SYNOPSIS OF
t,rLp
pREsIpENTIAL PLUNIs.
Among tho Appolntoes is tho Captain of
tho Wilson Tariff Students OF WhcCl'
Ntrp York Evening World,

Among tho Appolntoes is tho Captain of
the Wilson Tariff Students OF Whccl'
ing.
wAsurwGroN, D. c., juno 90,-ThO
President to-day made theiOllowing ap.
pointments:
Elliott NJ. Bowman, Of Indiana, to be
fourth auditor Of tho treasury.
George B. Anderson, OF tho District
of Columbia, to bo secretary OF legation
at Rio JaneirO, Brazil.
To bo consuls OF tho United States:
Eugene Fcrmain, as California, at Zu'
rich, Switzerland.
James II. Madden, Of Illinois, Mt
Smyrna, Turkey.
Fredorlck W. KiCkbusch, Of Wiscon.
sin, at Stettin, Germany.
George q. Mathews, jr., OF Florida, at
Para, Brazil.
Otto II. Boysen, of North Dakota, at
Christiapa, Sweden.
Louis Delaplainc, ir., Of West Vir.
ginia, at Dcmerara, Guiana.
j. Courtney Hlxon, Of Alabama, at
Ningpo, China
Edward p. Crane, OF Pennsylvania, at
Hanover, Germany.
Henry Q. Smith, OF Alabama, at San.
tos, Brazil.
George II. Kearnoy, chief engineer U.
S. navy; Charles A. f. King, passed as
sistant engineer U, S. navy.
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FLASHES FROM THE WIRES.

In Mecca yesterday thcro were ESQ
deaths from cholera
]. I, Tillman, OF Tennessee, will be
appointed register OF the treasury to
succeed GOnoral RosocrRns, resigned.
Tho Falcon, which will convey Lieu.
tenant Pcary and his Arctic exploring
party on their trip to tho north seas,
will sail from New York on Friday
The ST. Louis Smelling and Refining
Company, operating large plant vt
Howard Station, Mo-, will shut down
July owing to the recent collapse in
BllVOr.
Tho failure Of the Union Trust Com.
pany, Of Sioux City, Iowa, was an.
nounced yesterday afternoon. The
statement shows liabilities Of s3j00OO
nnd assets Of Sl50,0O0
Great preparations bolng made for
Fourth Of July day at tho Worlds
Fair. II Ia expected that the attend.
anrp will DO half million. a vote will
bo taken by tho lady commissioners on
the selection OF q national flower
Elias Mailloux, u Canadian charged
with forgery, was arrested III salem,
Mass This arrest is q worry important
ono and will bring TO light the facts ot
tho iorgorlo' pcrpelraiod on tho pro.
vince Of Quebec goyorhmont in the
month ot June, 1892, since which tlmc
tho Canadian authorities have been
doing their best TO capture Mallloux,
but without success,
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city commanded a slight premium.
Currency was also in great demand and
in some cases u small premium was
paid.
Tho president Of one Of the leading
banks here was questioned this after
noon regarding the published state
ment that Philadelphia banks were
debtors to New York banks to large
amount which they are unable to remit
on account Of their inability to procure
New York exchange or currency.
"There is nothing to say about it."
he replied. "0ur bank is not in the
swim. We don't owe New York one
cent, but there is no doubt but that tho
information Is true in tho case Of
some OF tho banks. II is Just q Ques'
tion ot how long the present stringency
is going to continue. Tho trouble is
that the banks cannot get the cur
rency."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
The Clearing House Loan Commit
tee Affords Relief,
MONEY RATES MOUNT SKYUARD
But Como Down Again As Result
Of the Commlttees Action.
VIRTUAL PANIC ON WALL STREET
But General RoIiet Afforded in An
Unexpected Way,
The CRISIS INCREASING HOURLY

Aud No Signs of the President Yield.
ing to tho Country's Demand for an
Extra Session of Congress Immc.
diately-Ho and Secretary Carlisle
Still pllly Dallylns While tho COun.
try Faces an Important CrIsIs-sec'
rotary Herbert Admits That His
Party Will Be Hold Accountable for
tho oTuturo-The Situation Through.
out tho Country-sitvor Mines Clos.
ing in the Wcst-BullIon Value of
the Silver Dollar Drops to Fifty.
three Cents, hut then Uncle Sans
Credit Backs 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

LONDON, June 2O,-In the house Of
commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone moved
the adoption OF the resolution, the
terms of which were read ia the house
yesterday, providing for the quicker
passage Of tho home rule bin,
In speaking Of his motion Mr. Glad
stone said the government would not
fool justified In sanctioning any inlor-
mission in tho business Of the
house by prorOgulnG or adjournlng par.
lament until homo rule was passed and
supply voted. The resolution was
absolutely necessary, II was as conaid.
crate rs no could possibly Contrl"-
Without resorting to some method
closure it would take more than twel
months to pass tho bill in committee OF
the whole,
T. W. Russell, champion OF tho men
Of Ulster, moved the rejection Of the
resolution. John Chamberlain, leader
Of the Liberal Unlopists, spoke. at
length against the go1arnmonts plan
for cuFtaiIing the dobae in tho COM
mittee stage,
The object OF tho resolutions was vir.
tually to gag the chief contracting par-
ty to tho union, Nothing more mon.
strous had ever been proposed in the
house.
Sir William Harcourt replied briefly
to the opposition speakers. Tho prime
minister, ho said, had fully explained
the object OF tho resolution. The argu-
ments given in his speech had reu.
dered superauous any further discus
sion on tho part Of the government
Mr., Chaplain's motion to adjourn was
defeated by a vote OF 3OS to 20. Mir.
Russell's motion to amend, practically
80 as to reject, was doIeated by vote
Of 30G to go.
Ferdinand Do Rothschild, Liberal
Unionist for tho Aylosbury division Of
BuCkinghRmshire, moved that tho
house adjourn. Everybody was anx.
ious, he said, to follow the prime minis
ter's example and 20 to bed, These
words wero greeted with cries OF
"Shame" from the Liberals, and the
speaker repr0Ted Mr.. DeRothschild.
Sir William Harcourt reminded the
house that every hour wasted In such
futile discussion shortened tho time in
which the bill must be got through the
committee stage.
Mr.. Baliour made a final appeal 70
tho government to accept tho Roths-
child motion TO adjourn. Tho house
then divided on the motion, which was
defeated by vote of 2S3 to 2ST,
"At $3.50. o'clock q. IN. Charles Cony-
beare, radical for Northwest Cornwall,
moved the closure. The speaker 70.
fused fatty to put the question and the
debate on tho original resolution was
resumed. Tho house adjourned at 4
o'clock this morning.
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I:,.rro,Idont ILarrIson. YIew..

NEw YoRE, June 29,-Ex.Prosidcnt
Harrison is in tho city. Speaking OF the
fin ancial situation, no said; ut 10 very
interesting to noto the attitude OF our
Democratic friends at present They are
appealing to the Republicans to be pa
trlotic-an appeal which We have sell
dom failed to respond to-but previous
to tho passage of tho Sherman silver law,
whom the Republican administration was
struggling with tho financial question
the great aim OF our Democratic friends
was 10 put Harrison in hole--l don't
say this to excuse Republicans from
being patriotic and helping out the
present administration, but only to
point contrast"
In answer to q question rs to whether
he attributed tho present hnGn'
cial crisis to tho effects Of the
Sherman law, he said that n
great deal moro blame was laid at
tho door OF tho Sherman law than it de.
served, but that its repeal might tend
to restore public confidence, II only by
working upon the Imagination OF the
public,
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A nosy Wow OF sllyor's TuturO.

HELENA, MoST., juno 20.-Ex.GoT'
orDor Hausor, chief owner OF the
Helena smolter, which is turning out
about 100000 in bullion every month,
says it will not close. There is enough
gold and lead in tho oros Of Montana to
keep it running in spite OF the low
prices of silver. Hauser says the pres
ont situation will cause reaction in
favor Of silver. Every silver mine that
closos down reduces tho production OF
gold from 25 to 40 per cent. The result
will be tho contraction OF tho gold
product to less than SG5, 100000 per an:
mum, an amount which is consumed
every year in the arts alone. Money
will become scarcer, gold go to q pre-
MUM, and this scarcity will compel an
increased use Of silver
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
sENAToN TELLNR,s VIEWS.
IIo Docs Not Regard IndIHs Action as II
Dcnth Blow to Silver.

lie DOCS not Regard lhulWs AutIou h u
Dcnth Blow to Silver.
DENVER, CoLo., June Ex-senator
Henry NJ. Teller this morning said;
THE action of the government Of India
ought not to have depressed silver to
the extent that it seems to have done,
and think hefaIl in silver has resulted
largely from misapprehension on tho
part OF the people of the cast as to what
action tho Indian government will take.
noticed in tho papers OF Tuesday that
Mr.. Lock and Mr. Cannon arc reported
Us saying that India will cease to take
silver. Tho TACT is, il tho mints arc
closed to private coinage 1t Is the inten'
ton OF the Indian government to pur.
chase silver and coin IL on account OF
the government IN the same manner
practically MS We coined under the
Bland act, aud thore Is no reason to
suppose India will not take as much
silver in tho next year as it took in
the last. Many friends Of silver believe
that that will enable tho India council
to sell its council bills at u stipulated
and fixed price and thus prevent the
lluctuation OF silver.
"Now, II council bills arc to be sold
as the press representatives, say tho
scheme Is. at l shilling and 4d per
rupee, which is more than thoy have
boen selling at heretofore for somo
time, it ought to make Bilvor not only
more stable but higher than 1t has
been for the last ton days.
"Thero is no possibility Of tho Indian
government gold standard with gold rs
the circulating medium. Iti impossl-
bio for them to do that. The British
government twice tried that and it has
failed,
~ do not consider the action OF tho
Indian government rs alarming us tho
alarmist people seem to think it is, nor
10 | believe that it will aid in the re-
peal OF tho Sherman bill"
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GOV. ALrGEnD,s ANSWER.
lie Says he is Citizen OF tho United statcS
nnd can Prove II.

CHICAGO, Juno Ex-Governor Altgold
this afternoon replied to the charge
mado since his pardon OF the anarchists
that lie is not citizen OF tho United
States. In M interview he said:
"Tho people who arc uncertain as to
tho legality Of my acts rs governor OF
Illinois need give themselves no unoas-
iness on that score. have no time to
60 into details, but can assure you that
my iathor was nRturalized when was
a very small boy. Indeed, was but
three months old when the family ar
rived in this country, and my father at
once took the steps necessary TO make
him citizen Of tho United States. He
became fully naturalized and !, being a
minor, bccamoa citizen on reaching my
majority This occurred at Mansfield,
Ohio, and the records will show tho
time OF his naturalization il any one
cares to make an investigation"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
snpnrc.,pd Ncws Of a Battlc.

PARIS, Juno 20.-Tho Avsnor Du Ton
kin publishes tho details Of an engage
ment in Tonquin, tho news of which, 1t
declares, has been suppressed by the
government. It says that 400 Chinese
attacked the French post Of Muong
Mai during the absence Of tho main
body OF French troops. Lieutenant
Perignon, commanding tho remaining
garrison, defended tho post for two
days, when his ammunition was ex.
hausted, and the French were forced 10
cvucuate tho position. The Chinese
pressed them hard until the rotreating
garrison luckily met n company OF
French sharpshootcrs. when the com.
Bined forces attacked and rcpulsed tho
Chinese after an hours hard fighting,
killing 100. The French had one killed
and seyeral. wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
All silver Mines tn Colorado Close.

DENVER, Col. June ga large num-
ber Of representative smelling and min.
ing men OF this state met at the Brown
Palace hotel this afternoon aud unani.
mously decided to completely closo
down all tho slnolters mills and silver
minos in Colorado.
The Denver chamber OF commerce
passed resolutions declaring that the
''people OF Colorado will not suffer
moro than other states by financial de-
preston and her people will not ropu-
date their obligations" This was
brought out by dispatch sent broad.
cast that Colorado would repudiate be
cause of tho damage done her silver in.
dustry. Colorado is the second gold
producing state in tho Union.
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BosToN, June 2O,-Tho strain on tho
financial and business situation has to-
day boon soverer than ever, Stocks
were domoralizcd at the start, and it
looked for a time as il the much dreaded
panic was about to break. The liquldO'
ton was extremely heavy, and under
the pressure prices tumbled badly. ~,
Tho banks were calling loans on all
sides and some Of tho best houses on
the street had to pay abnormally high
rates to got carried through. The rate
advanced 10 10 l40 per cent.
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ASPEN, COL, Juno 20.-Tho famous
Millie Gibson, ,mluo, tho greatest silvor
producer in Hmerica, closed down Inst
night, and unless there is an advance
in the price OF silver or Somo plan
agreed upon by the mine managers Of
Denver, will not operate until such a
time as it will bc justified in doing so.
There is not left in full operation a
single ono Of the big properties, and it
ia tho opinion that all the smaller ones
will close by tho end OF tho week. The
total number OF mon laid off here yes
terday was 4G5.
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THE YALM.HAnvARD nAoE
To Occur To.dny-Goorgo L. RlvoS to b
Referee.

To Occur To-day Goorgo L. RlveS to be
Referee.
New LONDON, CoNX., Juno 90.-GoOrgO
L. RivCs, tho New York gentleman who
is we'll and favorably known in rowing
matters, and who has boon identified
With Columbia and Cambridge (Eng.
land) crews, will bo the referee Of to.
morrow's varsity race.
Mr.. Rives has acted in n similar
capacity in n number Of races here. In
the race tomorrow Yale is to have the
west course and Harvard the cast. Tho
crews arc doing liItlo work on the river
to-day, and none at all, apparently, on
land, tho idea apparently being to give
the men an opportunity TO gather full
strength for the grand effort Of to'mor-
row morning
The sporting crowd offer 10 to s that
Yale will reach the finish line at the
big bridge with a lead certainly not less
than last years. Still tho Harvard peo'
pie are not without those who believe
in their prowoss and in the newspaper
colony hero the crimson eight seems to
DO u strong favorite.
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Last night there was m explosion Of
natural gas at tho CrescGnt mill. Tho
explosion blow brick wall beside one
az tho furnaces outward, and Two mon
were painfully, but not dangerously
hurt The most revorely injured was
George Norman, who was struck by q
lying brick. The city patrol wagon
went out aud hauled him TO his homo,
where Dr. Billiard attended hlm, He
will bo laid up for several days.
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And Yet Russin Claims to DO Friendly.
Nw YoRK, juno ga private letter
FROM KioG, South Russia, conveys the
information that everything possible is
being done in tho caar's dominion to
belittlo tho Worlds Fair and prevent
Russians from coming to this country
to visit. The writer says: "The Rus
aian papers unite in doing their best to
prevent people from visiting Chicago.
Every day the most outrageous lies are
published, and though l have sent sev.
oral letters to tho papers contradicting
these statements, they refuse TO publish
thnm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

1t was learned yosterdAy that tho di.
rec,ors Of tho Wheeling Bridge Conn
pany had decided that II the fireworks
on tho night Of tho Fourth aro exhibit
cd on tho IslGnd they will throw the
Bteol bridge open to the public free OF
charge for suitable hours that evening,
40 that tho people can visit tho Island
without expense for toll. This action
was taken by tho board several days
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

WASHINGTON, D. O., Juno 29.-Assist.
ant Secretary Reynolds, OF tho interior
department, has made a pension decis.
ion which will bo welcome news to a
largo number Of women who ministcred
to wounded soldiera in hospitala during
the late war. They aro to be placed on
the ponsion rolls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

CrrsrLAND, O., juno 9o.-City CIork
George W. Stage, OF Paincsvillo, who
loft town under suspicious circum.
stances on Monday, has beon arrested
in Columbus After failing to negotiate
tho certified checks in Cleveland he
won't to Columbus, secured money on
check aud was quickly arrested. AS far
as 10 known ho had in his possession
certified checks amounting TO about
ei0 600.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
nn NYnlr nonpcr TrIe. Il Arnln.

NEWARK. n. j., Juno 29.-COmodlan
Do Wolf Hopper was married to Miss
Edna Wallace, OF New York, yesterday.
Il was not generally known that Hopper
was divorced from his former wife, but
whom no was sOsn last night he Aaid
that doCrOo had boen granted several
WcokB ago.