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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-23
Grain Dealers Aaaign.

Nashville, Tenn, June 22-B. T. Rhea
& Son. grain dealers, assigned for the
benefit of their creditors to-day. Their
liabilities are estimated at 100000, with
about equal assets. Local banks are the
largest creditors
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who1eaa1e qrooers Fail.

Omaha, Neb., June % Sloan, johnson s.
Co., wholesale grocers have assigned with
liabilities Of upward of $500, 900 and assets
Of about $4,000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-23
INcENDAR1Es AT WORK.
The Fires at Iron River, Wis, the
Work Of Firebugs.

WOth OF FlTtUuBb'
Ashland, June 22.-Reports from Iron
River state that the fires there have been
discovered to be of incendi4ry origin
Another attempt was made yesterday to
set FIRE TO a house on the outskirts of Iron
River. The fire department has been on
duty night and day, and it is thought that
the worst is over. The total losses by the
fires during the past week reach
s.. COG, 600.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-23
REPRESENTATIVES, OF CONGRESS.

Washington June 22.-Vice President
Stevenson and Sergeant at arms Valen-
tine have telegraphed Senators Mitchell
of Oregon and White of. California to rep
resent the senate at Senator Stanford's
funeral, there not being time to send
delegation from the East. Similar action,
it is understood, will be taken by Speaker
Crisp on the part of the house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The smallest holes pierced by mod
ern machinery arc l-l000 OF IN inch
in diameter. They are bored through
sapphires, rubies and diamonds, by a
machine invented by John Wenustrom,
which makes 1900 revolutions u min
ute.
There are more copies oil thu "Chi-
nese Almanac" printed annually than
OF any other work in the world. The
number is estimated Mt several millions.
1t is printed Mt Picking, and is a mo-
nopoly belonging to the emperor,
1t is the law in Denmark that every
drunken man shall be taken TO his
home in a carriage provided Mt the eX.
pense Of the saloon keeper who sold
him the last drink.
The Mikado has abolished the law in
Japan which provided that the authori-
ties could pick out a mar for an unmar.
ried woman OF n certain age and compel
him to marry her.
The house OF commons has met
eleven times OH Sunday, in an emergen.
cy,, The first time was in the reign OF
Edward III. the last OF the death OF
George IL.
A Bible bee is the latest form Of
amusement ut Cuthbert, Ga, Prizes
are awarded to the persons proving
themselves most familiar with Bible
history,
1t is reported from Manchester, Con.
necticut, that q horse recently fell of 0
trestie into the river below, a distance
Of sixty feet, without sustaining any
injury,
Mrs. John Smith, Of Kingston, Ont,
who is ninety years old, is reported to
be cutting u new set OF teeth. Five
teeth have already made their appear
ancc.
A resident of Henry county, Ga, is
tho owner OF n hens egg that weighs q
quarter OF n pound, and measures eight
inches in circumference.
One OF the w~ealtbiest gamblers oi
Terre Haute, Indiana, has joined the
church, and intends spending money
for its benefit.
Mrs. Anpie Moore, OF Mount Pleas
ant, Texas, claims to be tho only wo-
man president Of q national bank in
this country,
A candidate for school commissioner
OF Atchisou county, Missouri, proudly
states that he is u muster OF scientific
didaCticS."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
NOT ALL

Lovolaco-"Coufound the cool i'm.
pudence of that stage manager" Lorolla
-"What's he doing now?" Lovelaco-
II Just heard him tell Irene she wouldn't
do for q page, because she was too
pretty to be turned down. '"-Truth.
Biggs-"You say your wife always
pins n flower on your coat before you
leave homer" 'Ycs; she has for n
month";" Biggs-"Well, it shows she
thinks of you" mo; it's because
she never can remember to sew on tho
button" Chicago hte,-O Ocean.
Glow do you sell your eggs, mister2"
said u lad 10 Il grocer. 'Seven for six.
pence, my lad" Seven for sixpance?"
said the lad; "that'a six for iivepence,
five for fo%urpenco, four for threepenCe,
three for twopenCe, two for n penny,
and one for nowt, Aw think I'll TAX
one."-lid-B Bits.
ppm a very patriotic individual just
now" observed Miss Van Braam, "Ah,n
replied Mr.. Manchester; chow IL that?"
~ am a white girl, with red hair, and !
feel blue."-Pasburgh Chronicle.
Partisan Ito intimate friond)-"T have
brought tho novel you asked me to lend
TO you, but, as you arc not fond OF re-
turning books, / will take back n couple
Of yours as hostages. "-LEch Francois.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
Washincton,s ponulatIon.

General II. V. Boynton, who is very
likely to know what he Is talking about,
says that olico.holders and those de-
pendent on them compose less than
five per cent OF the population of Wash
ington. The proportion has been sup.
posed to be much larger.
In recent years there has been a large
and steady growth OF population not
directly dependent on government posi-.
tions. Tho most beautiful city in
America attracts more and more PEG.
pie OF assured income, and this stimu.
lates the growth OF the city and gives it
less cause Of concern about tho change
OF national administration
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
Gtn G~mtelI1Qmrer
wnEELING, MARCH IA, 1893.
Tho President is Wrong.

Tho shutting OF tho white house
doors on newspaper men applying for
appointment is further explained. Not
only would their preferment open the
President to the charge of substituting
the press of his party, but the news
paper edited or owned by the appointee
would be regarded as an administration
organ, and all tho good things it might
say OF President Cleveland and his
administration would be discounted
accordingly,
This Is a peculiar view to take OF tho
party press and its relation to It's party
and the public. 1t strikes from the list
Of possible appointees n large body OF
men whose only and sufficient ofiense
is that they are engaged in 6 calling
which gives them unusual opportunity
to perform party and public services.
It is tho first time in the history OF the
country that q reputable business or
profession has been held to ~disqualify
anybody Ter appointment in tho service
OF tho United States.
The conductors OF the Democratic
press have themselves largely to blame
for tho avldity with which President
Cleveland has seized on this convenient
pretexL They pretended to SEQ in the
appointment Of n few journalists by
President Harrison an attempt to sub
sidize the Republican press. This view
they took very strongly, almost Zero.
%ciously, whom Mr.. Whitclaw Reid was
made minister to France. MIR. Reid
made a remarkably brilliant record in
Paris, and tho press OF the country,
without regard to party, was soon sing
ing his praises.
President Cleveland knows we'll that
tho Democratic newspapers had no
thought OF laying it down as against tho
public welfare to appoint journalists to
national positions. Their criticism was
purely partisan, unfair as they arc now
doubtless ready to admit, not intended
as the enunclation OF a great and i'm
mutabIe principle.
President Cleveland has taken up the
hitor-miss partisan filings and is trying
to work them into a great principle to
meet in part the cxigencios OF tho pres
n rough.and.tumble situation. New
ortholesa he is wrong and his position
cannot be sustained.
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Part OF tho Cost of It.

Washington physicians estimate that
there arc IN that city between 10000.
and 10000 cases Of sickness to DO traced
directly TO the exposure Of inaugura.
ton day. This estimate takes no ac.
count OF tho Thousands Of visitors who
have taken thor troubles to their
homes. Some deaths aro known to
havo rosultd from inauguration day
exposure.
Since tho people will have a specta.
clio on that day, and since experience
tcaChosthat thoy willtakoth chances no
matter what tho weather may be, moth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
Ola Hands Not In 1t.

For the second time within a few days
Mr.. Springer has had it poured in his
ear that he need make no applications
for tho reinstatement OF former Office.
holders under President Cleveland.
Gentlemen OF the old regime NEED not
apply" The books arc closed against
them Except in special cases." OF which
there are not to be many.
This is not all or even tho worst of 1t,
There is a suspicion that senators and
others in high position were aware oil
the stand that President Cleveland was
going to take on this question. and they
went ahead with their endorsements Of
old o~fice-holders to pay of some old
debts that would cost them nothing in
the paying. II this DO true it indicates
some exceeding smoothness in the
higher circles OF public lie.
All the Same the old deck hands need
not apply. They will have to go OIL
working for a living just as they did in
the days of Republican supremacy and
with no hopo OF being part of a great
restoration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
ARE YOU WEAK ?
Do You Feel Tired, Ne rvOuS and
Frustrated?
Here is Some Advice for You by Two
Prominent Ladies'.
Spring a Dangerous Time You
Should Heed This Matter Now,

This Is not only the season OF sickness, but
everybody feels weak, tined, languid and ener'
waited us the spring approaches You need some
thing to strengthen your nerves, inSlgurate
your blood and start up the action OF all the
organs IN other words you need aspiring medi'
cine, aud should use DE. Greenes NcrvuTa blood
and nerve remedy,
Here is what Mrs, Lydia A. Corncn, OF Ridge
field, Conn, says Of this great spring TestOra'
tive /:
Twas sick with extreme prostratlon and ior
three months l was on my bed, No one knows
what suffered, Many times / thought l was
dying, l saw DR., Grseue's Neryura blood and
nerve remedy advertised in the papers, and
sent Ut ouGe and bought u bottle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
The Prlvate secretarY.

Private Secretary Thurber wants the
country to understand distinctly how
he came to be. He has told his story
before, So that there may DO no mis-
understanding in the mind Of the future
historian he tells it again.
After Mr.. Cleyeland's election Mr.,
Don NJ. Dinkinson asked Mr., Thurber
what he was going to apply for, taking
it for granted that ho would want some
thing. Whether this was because Of
services rendered by Mr., Thurber, or
because he is usually on the look out tor
something, Mr.. Thurber does not tell.
In the course OF mail o call came to
Mr.. Thurber from the white house, 1t
was 80 important that Mr, Cleveland
should have a first class private secre.
tary, as Nj. Thurber makes it to up,
pear, that MI. Dickinson threatened to
take the place himself ii Mr.. Thurber
did not. This shows how desperate the
situation was,
Mr.. Thurber yielded and is proud OF
it. Ho feared that he lacked tho neces-
sary ability, but Mr., Dickinson, who
had known him long, had no appre-
hension Of this sort, says Mr., Thurber.
So ho undertook the great work of sup
plying President Cleveland with a
Powerful Intellect for private secretary,
Ii President Cleveland does not divide
his salary with Private Secretary Thur
Der he's u rank migrate, Mr.. Thurber
gives the world reason TO 70 this length
in its thinking,
1t must DO u great thing to have a
really great man for private secretary.
1t is no small consolation to know that
tho country is safe in the private secre-
taryship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
A States Disgrace.

The New Jersey legislature has pass.
cd a bill to put a stop to winter racing
in that state, but it is interesting to
know how 1t was done.
OF course the bill had tho support OF
men who want to close tho Gutenberg
shop and OF those who are against the
inhumanity OF winter racing, but there
were some too.good people who went
against tho bill because, as they argued,
to declare racing unlawful during three
months OF the year was by inference to
declare 1t right during tho nine months
remaining. The bill was actually put
through by tho Gloucester gang, which
was willing togivo up something TO take
the life out OF tho Gutenberg crowd.
We used to hear much about the
"black-Rnd.tan-carpotbag" legislatures
Of tho south. Not one OF them-not all
combinod-could hold a candle to tho
aggregation called a Legislature which
has disgracod tho state Of New Jersey
this year. Dealers in vice OF all sorts
have run tho machine under full pres
sure,
Tho decent people OF the state are DO.
side themselves with rage and NORTH.
cation, but thoy cannot mako any i'm.
preston on tho Democratic, gambler
ridden legislature. 1t IL to DO hoped
that they may do better when they 90
to tho polls tho next time. The thing
that mottiios Thorn disgracou tho whole
country.
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az commenced to improve, aud when that
bottle was gone l was able to 20 down stairs. !
got another bottle and when that was gone |
was abb, to ride eight miles. l have had'nc
more OF that nervous sickness. have taken 0
great deal Of medicine, but l never had any that
did me the good that Dr.. Gteenes Neryura blood
and nerve remedy has"
Reld also what Mrs L, +. Mclg', OF l7s Filth
ave, New York City, says of this wonderful in'
vlgorRtor;
"DE, Groone's Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy
cured me Of that tired, languid feeling, aud ex
trcmo nervousness, l took medicine from sew
eral doctors and got no relief. Ineycr saw such
u wonderful medicine US this; 1t cured me com
plOtGly."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14

BosroN, MASS, March lS.-Tho Atkin-
son House Furnishing Company, with
fourteen branches in other New England
cities, has made an assignment to
Charles f. Libby, OF Portland, aud CO.
Converse, OF Boston. President Isaac
II. Atkinson Gays that the liabilities arc
Sl,5O0,0O0 and that tho assets arc esti-
mated ut S3,OOO,0OO. The trouble was
caused by tho strlngoncy In tho money
market and inability to moot d call loan
on Saturday. Last year tho company
did q business OF S3,0O0,00O. President
Atkinson Gays tho firm will probably
pay its debts in full.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
Beauty and Purity.

Beauty OF skin and purity OF blood so
hand in hand. Nogrcator blessing than
u skin withoutblomish, and a body o
ished by pure blood is v~ouchsafcd to
man o. woman. 1t is the foundation
OF health and happiness. To cleanse
the blood, skin and scalp OF every orup.
ton, impurity aud disease, and restore
tho hair, no agency in tho world Of med.
icinc is so speedy economical and un.
failing asthoC UrlcURAR REMEDIES Every
thing about them inspires confidence.
They are absolutely pure, and may DO
used on tho youngest infant. They AZ
ford immediate relief in tho most ago.
nizlng OF itching and burning oczcmas,
aud other itching, scaly and crusted
skin aud scalp diseases. They prevent
Inflammation and clogglng Of tho pores,
tho cause Of pilnplos, blotchos, black
heads, rod, rough and oily skin. Thoy
speedily euro humors OF the blood and
skin with loss Of hair, whether simple
scroinlous, hereditary, or Lucrative,
Thoy cleanse tho system Of all impuri.
tics by internal aud external modica.
ton, and constitute tho most effective
treatment OF modern times.
sold o%ynywhorc lrlcc, CutlounA, jlci soar,
Dol REsoLvESr 1lU1.
rrpnrcdby rortEn DRuG AND CHEMICAL Con.
ruUNtiuN Boston.
"Al About The skin, scalpan Halt o. pages
go disease, mailed ltty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
DIsgraco to Civilization.
Philadelphia Ledge (Iadl

1t is curious commentary upon this
age, with all its Wanted civilization and
refinement, that the public taste should
evince such u genuine and u%ndisguised
interest in the doings OF our modern
gladiators, the pugilists. One hundred,
or eve fifty years ago, this would not
have been SO remarkable, but 1t is
strange that our modern Gsthelicism
has not long ago banished the prize
fighter as an R~naohroniSm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
PERSONAL POINTS.

Captain William Roberts, OF tho miss
ing White Star steamer Naronic, is less
than forty years Of age, slender and
shorti in stature. lie was formerly cap.
tain of the Adriatic, and was transferred
because oil his refusal to tow tho City Of
Paris into Queenstown when she was
injured $50 miles from the port.
Governor Brown, OF Maryland, is ser.
iously i'll, as n result OF exposure in
Washington on Inauguration day. He
contracted a severe cold, which settled
in his stomach and has developed into
peritonitis.
Bismarck says that all he cares for
now is to remain ut homo with his fam
lily. He rarely visits Berlin, because he
has no house there, and he dislikes IN
familiar beds and hotel aCcommoda-
tons.
Sir Alfred Stephen, the ex,chief jug
lice OF New South Wales, is in his
ninnty-second year; yet he keeps two
OF his daughters busy for hours daily
taking his "reminiscences from dlcta-
ton.
George b. Hubbard, OF Rondout, N. Y,
and his twin brother, Thomas +. Hib.
bard, Of Brooklyn, celebrated the eighty
first anniversary Of their birthday on
Thursday last.
The king OF Greece receives the
smallest pay OF any European SOW
ereign, his salary amounting to only
100000.
Mr.. Bissell is u confirmed cigarette
smoker; but no smokes only tho Rus
sian and Turkish varieties.
The king of Portugal has sent to the
pope a ciborium Of gold, covered with
precious stones.
Mr.. Carlisle is tho only member OF
the cabinet who is not an enthusiastic
fisherman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14

BECAUSE a San Francisco newspaper
criticised the California legislature that
august body rushed through a rosolu-
ton to submit to tho people a constItu-
tional amendment to remove tho capi-
tai from San Francisco. This action
shows how angry u legislature a DO
made by tho lash OF criticism. 1t does
not show that tho capital Of California
Is going to be moved. DOS cI9rL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
Ruthless I|IIographors,

47VW IWN WVTW NITHHT
When Mr.. Cleveland was President
before "the fierca light that beats upon
a throne" was not turned upon his life
as q boy, The Unsuitable biographers
arc now ut work upon his career as q
child. They will tell all about his play
ing truant when the streams were right
for fishing, OF his putting pins in his
teachers chair, OF gambling with mar
bles and pecking eggs. Writers are
more ruthless nowadays than when
the lives OF Washington were written,
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plotoly,"

You know that you feel weak and tired, you
know that your nerves need strengthening aud
your blood inyigoratlng. Besides, your liver,
kidneys and bowels do not act just right What
you require is Dr Greeno's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. II you will take this wonderful
spring medicine, 1t will restore you to perfect
health, strength and vlgor.
All druggists keep 1t for 81, and 1t Is purely
vegetable aud harmless. Doctors recommend 1t
us the best of all spring medicines. Indeed 1t is
tho prescription and discovery Of the eminent
physician, DR.. Greene, of IS W. 18th Street, New
York, the successful specialist in curing ner.
vous and chronic diseases, whocan be consulted
in all cases free Of charge. personally or by
letter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
MINE EXPLOSION
In tho Conncllsville Coke RogIon-sovcra
Badly burned.

CoHSELLsvILbE, Pa, March lS.-An
explosion occurred early this morning
in tho Whitsett mine of the Rainbow
Coal aud Coke Company, near Perry,
opolis. Ten men are reported injured,
five OF them fatally burned. Their
pames are Edward Harrington, William
Goldsborough, Oliver Beltzhoover, Jo'
siah Rose and Mine Inspector William
Duncan.
The explosion was caused by n party
OF miners who were inspecting the
mine, in some manner firing body oil
gas. The injured were removed TO the
Cottage state hospital.
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a Sumo 10 ne freasured.


Mr., Darius II. ~Ingraham has declined
to accept the Office of mayor OF Port
land, Ne, to which he had been re-
turned as elected on Monday last, the
result having been confessedly attained
by fraudulent Democratic votes. The
public service stands in constant need
OF such a lofty sense OF integrity, and
the name Of Ingraham should be treas
ured up in Maine for preferment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14

NeU York Pres (Rep)
The action OF the administration in
blocking Hawaiian annexation augurs
i'll for Canadian annexation in case our
northern neighbors should apply for
admission to the Union during tho
next four years. Domestic industry is
not the only national interest leopard
lied by Democratic success.
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DO They Need It?

Pttsbuyh Commercial Ga:ene (Rep)
The New York World is receiving
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the benefit OF
DR.. Talmage's debt-ridden church, and
already more than $1,000 has been con-
tribu!ed. This is Il kind act or the part
OF the World and might be regarded as
n benevolent one ii it could DO shown
that tho brooklyn congregation, with u
membership OF about 1000, is not able
10 pay its church debts.
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THE standard cure for cold and cough,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, should be kept
by ovory mother who loves her darlings.


We arc acquainted with many moth.
ors In CcntGrvillo who would not DO
without Chamburlain'a Cough Remedy
in tho house for n good many times its
cost, and aro recommending ii oyory
day. From personal experience we can
say that II has broken up bad colds for
our Childrcn.-Contcryillc, South Dn.
kota, Citizen. 5O.cent bottle for salo by
druggisLs. pLW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14
VIVA ONE EDITORS sAY.
The Need of the Hour,

Plas5,Bgh D.pGiea (indl
1t is certainly to be hoped that the
quarantine measures at the United
States limo vii! be made so strict that
these foreign examinations will stand
in their true relations as nero prelimi-
naries. II is also to be hoped that the
report OF the admission OF q cargo OF
hospital rags from Germany will be
made the subject OF strict inquiry. FL
pally, the hope Of the country for Tree
dom from epidemic this summer must
chiefly take the form OF urging every
American city to commence cleaning
up at Ono and to stay cleaned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14

THAT London divorce suit will not be
well ended until there shall have been
a prosecution for conspiracy and sever
al for perjury. The woman in the case
escapes from us scurvy a lot OF sound
rolls as ever had tho temerity to face a
court OF Justice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14

Tho testimonials frequently published
in this paper relating to Hoods Sarsa.
parilla. They are from reliable people,
state simple facts, and show beyond a
doubt that HOODS CURES. Why
don't you try this medicine? DO sure
TO get Hoods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14

NeD York Adrertser (Rep)
Mr.. Cleveland will make a grave mis-
take if he selects an ex-Union soldier
for commissioner Of pensions. II the
pensioners are to be purGed a mar from
Hoke Smiths section should ke chosen
Tor the patriotic work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-14

SENATOR CAMDEN gets the chairman
ship Of the senate committee on rail-
roads, for which no is well suited. Sem
ator Faulkner gets no craftsmanship.
This seems a little odd.