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The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-07-19

and arguments Of the various parties in
the above action, it is proper to state:
First, the ruling Of this department on
removals of cases to the United States
courts was q new departure on the part
OF said department; that prior to said
ruling this department. had taken no
oognizance of said actions, and non-resi-
dent insurance companies were permit
ted to remove their cases to the federal
courts; that when the federal courts have
taken jurisdiction las in the above case),
it is conceded that there is no way by
which they can be transferred back to
the state courts, and it is further admit
ted by the plaintiffs in the above action
that they, in the absence of said ruling
had an undisputed right to avail them
selves Of said provision in the United
States statutes Of removing their cases
as aforesaid.
It then follows that the defendants
have not violated any laws Of this state,
nor have they broken any known rule Of
this department, existing at the time OF
the removal Of said cases to said court.
Therefore, there Is nothing left for this
department to pass upon but the queR,
tion as to whether or not said cases were
80 removed for vexatious delay and
worriment; and on this question the pre-
pondeFsnce of evidence seems to be on
the side Of the defendants, they having
fled eleven sfidsVits on that point, while
plaintiffs file no rsbuttsl sfidaVits at all,
so that it appears that the defendants
are not liable on this point, the evidence
they have produced showing that they
acted in good faith. Defendants in sup
port of their good faith in the trial Of
these cases agree, and are willing to
bunch said cases into three separate
trials, as it is admitted that there are
three classes Of defenses, and in order to
expedlate the final settlement, this de-
partment recommends such action; it is
further recommended that the defend
ants in the above case, in the interest Of
equality and justice, hold themselves
ready to do any and all things necessary
to speedily push this litigation to final
settlement, as this department will not
tolerate unnecessary and vexstious de-
lays in the matter of adjudication of
losses. S. FL. SNIDER,
Superintendent of Insurance.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-07-19

railroads have appealed to the railroad
assessors protesting against the increase
of valuation which is being made on their
property, but the appeal seems to have
been in vain. The auditors work is not
yet finished, but it ig estimated that the
increase will be about s8,OOOOOO in the
state.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-07-19

DussOn House, Topeka, KAa, sla5@lJO per day
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Staats >Qegtslatar.
u II, Is. Mdr3 1898.
Eenat.

~
Sie 8eratbung Der Gif6s unb Sasbz
i6uBbtu purbe fortgeiebt. SaS Nmenz
bement Stmpfons, pel6es bic Sag6
auf pilbe puter 5nii6en benz l. M6ra
unb l. September berbietet, tpurbe anz
genommen. Ser Nntrag, bic @trafz
beitimmungem Der Bin gu itrei6en =
pobur6 bas gauge @eieb 1atiirIi6 binz
fdutg pirb = murbe angenommet urb
etn Qntrag auf Wieberertpdgung bie1es
Wotums abgelebnt.
gerf9iebene Senatoren feblten unb
es entipann ii6 eine LANCE @ei6dfts>
orbnungs Sebatte iiber bic Grage pb
Bite Seblenben entf6ulbigt ieien ober
ni9t.
Wdbrenb bieier Iangpierigen unb
ermiibenben Debatte purbe ELM gerta=
gungs : Nntrag als eine @rl6iung be-
tra6tet nnb fugs angenommen.
Saus.
9ie Bia our N~menbirung bes td6tiz
f6en Sreibriefes BON 9aaas tpurbe
iiber baS 8eto bes @ouperneurs bin=
meg (uel6er ben Yaragrapben aur 2is
eenltru1g bon profitutionsbduiern be-
anitanbet batte) nit u gege1 20 Stimz
men angenommen.
Die bon SIapben einsebra6te unb
erfldrte Bia, burb tpelde Bef timntunz
gen getrOfen mer6en, Inn enb!i9 ben
plab gu beaablen, auf meIdem bic
Stats Srrsuau ftalt bel San Nntonio
errt9tet 1T, tpurbe angenommen.
0a6 grlebigung ether &eibe BON
Bills lofaler utb pripater Natur gez
langte bic 3ui6rift bes General 2anbz
fommifdrs Me@augbep our 9 erleiung,
in tpeI9er er fi6 gegen BEN @ormurf
Der Mibbermaltung gu pertbeibiaen
im6t. ST erfIdrt, mad beitem WiRen
unb WiAen gebanbeIt unb bic @eiebe
10 a%rgeDanbt gu baben, tpie inn bas
rtdtig eri6ienert fei.
Na6 Der 8erlefung bieies S9rifts
tnfes trat 8ertagung elm.
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@ieoer Gr0ffuuus !
S6oIa' Matatorium wir6
am /. Npril pieber er6ffnet.
3prreSbpubeus

8prresppnbens. : @ermans
o 10 IT, 25. Wtdr3 '93.-9er 6rabling
1T ba. Das perfanben urs ieIb,
Wal6 unb prdrie! M0es teimt, MleS
griint
llnfere Sarmer finb nit benz pflanz
aen Der Baummoae bei6dftigt; &orn
une &artofeln iinb ldngft sepflan3t, bic
lebteren ffeben redt gut unb peripre,
den cine ret6e @rnte 5u geben.
SIN Mgemeinen gilt bel unierem
Garmer bas, mas ieuer 6armer
(8amer) Der CUR 3eit bss alien SriB
@rbfen fdte, fagte: v@enn fie fomz
men, bann fommen iie ni9t, unb
fpenrt tie ni6t fommen, bann fomz
me-. 1ie."
Sbslei9 bic Weibe f1on re6t f66n
ffebt, unb bas iunse gieb anfdngt, fi9
5u erbolen, f9eint bod Der aIten Sub
bas iunge @ras ni6t bebager gu mpls
len. Sic fd0t unb ttedt fi9 unb ldBt
benz @igentbiimer als 9ant lire 0aut
auriid, mofiir er bann Is Gents be-
fomntt, mas er eigentli9 fiirs Nb3ieben
befDmmen iDlte!
Sie b6ie @rippe bdlt li6 bier f9on
tuieber auf. gpr erlf atpei Wo6en
tpurbe unfer Sreunb so. Berger elm
Opfer 6erfelben. Ct itarb mud elmer
nuc 9 tdsigen aranfbeit. Ser 8erforz
bene mar in 9eati6lanb geboren,
tuobnte in Stem nlm, Nufin County,
5eTas, % Sabre unb fiebelte
fi6 Dor Ii Sabren in beige @esenb
an. Seine trauernbe @attin nit 9
unmiinbigen @inbern unb pieIe 6reurz
be bemeinem feinen Dpr3eitigen Sob.
SaS 5meite Spfer mar Der ebenfals
iberaQ beliebte 6err @ottlieb @iesler.
Grit I'M oorigen Sabre reifte er nod
feiner 6eimatb, Der S9meia. BON mo
er ii9 feline speite treue Satin unb fir
feine Z tleinen bermaiften &inber cine
ltebenbe neue Mutter bolte. Seine erfte
@attin ging ibm nit einem @obne
bor 3 Sabren i'm SoDe poran. SEPT,
mo in Der Gamilie faum bic lebten
Sbrdaen seitiIt maren unb bic 1eue
8attin erft 10 Monate Sreub unb 2eib
nit ibrem @atteu getbetlt bate, fommt
Der Shirt Der S6atten unb reiBt i'm
binDeg, ben lieben gater unb treuerl
@atten.
M6se 8eiben bic grbe Ieidt 3einI
Otto &DhL.
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1ein Grneriment.

Ser Cannon Ball. Grain SO. 2
Der International & Greet Nertbern
8abn, Der San Qntonio tdgli9 UNI 6
ubr 4benbs perIdBt mad 9aaaS (iiber
6earne) unb ct. Souls obne We9iel
NIT por3iigli6en pullman Buffet Cars,
bic bnr6 Gas beleu6tet ltnb. Suite
Verbinbung bia Saplor nit SempIe,
Waco, Sort WOrtb unb iiber Searne
NIT G%orieana, Dallas, Sort Mortb,
Sherman, Oeniion unb anberen punfz
ten peiter n0rbli6. 3mei Surdaige
tdgli9. 3w6lf Stunben fdneller als
anbere 2inien mad ct. Souls.
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0as @trarSiu Soufe.

Diefe8 woblrenommirte 6otel in
@aIpeffon III elmer groBen umpanbs
lung unter5ogen uorbea, inbem bic
Simmer fdmmtli9 renobirt, NIT aeuen
Mattet beIegt urb nit ileitert W0beln
ausgeifattet u0rben fnb. Die Slide
III mad ME Dor gerabeau uniibertrefs
lid; man fpeif bier better aIs irgen6s
no in 9eras unb babel finb bic i1eue1
@irtbe bic 3mporfommerbeit feIbf
unb ongeIegentli6 beftrebt, ibre Gdte
mad ieber @i6tnag bin 3~nfrie6enau>
ffeIen. Das @irarbin 6aus 1T allen
&eiieHben unb Gamiiien, tpel9e @als
beifou belu6en ober auf Der Dur9reile
I'D beiuben, nit gutem @epiFen be-
ifens 5n~ enpfeblen. Wan III bier febr
gut dufgeboben.
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MuerIet.

. m....... @ ne. x....4o
,oa e Dsa' S.. aeD5ssm mM ~ api e u,Smr,s
Sas Vaes peg sapasa'lysss DuI M..
vus Ms.. S.,an I ill., s,,r,. S Sar
GraearS e aor., .a ma' o :. ag SAM; N.Y. Is &c.
gu% ssxaa Son X SuIs :" W..
sono h U,e s., SI sssSsS % aSs ""
s1oo S al. g.as OK s..
h,,rx CIV. X Sxs. g @. y we
s5 Ky .m rSu.eIgs 1 IAN 20 oe esis.
nMs ~ w
f Mn g. SN psaus" y"
OA''ss.a Ssa DlD.aaaS an1egasm
Nv 2sSny W. ps
t.sa 1 ~ ss..aa.n .;nS nsa1r,Is ~ ~.
ns Wy m..I aSs. M;. CIV.
snsag osi gas.ssts
T., rs. w m w. esy.oes ssx ~ oS Ma,
snS,ss a Ssr H Mrsg r SS 81 *
W GSy .a J'a aa, wg'av s..gs ~
SausyI" SaS oa.a.sIut p'en.. ~.
csr.xs $780, tis D'" "D
Ssa'4b e.ua as %as mua.x sn. 81,
msno,a Tur s n.ry MsiiS :; Mag Sar mL VIC
@ gspasa'I III get 1r1as N Ssr 2Dalons
S.' sa99 &c M pSa S sa. "a s aaa 90 s.a.
s S u NC "ips" y aus'
'us' a..
..suk...N u.'psn w. saaleI otup1un
ystagt.sa <Duyt.Hp"ssI!uIe . NC
m gJ,ISYs hsr rss arast. rug s.;% Sts mal e0rl
gerrlWl HnD oaS Vdglsn Der Sttntf1ert
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Nreakta.

Die sGreie greFeA bat bereits in
aabIrei6en Artiteln auf bas feue &C.
mtife< uub Obfz2an6 III @alpefon
County aufmerffam gemadt un6 auf
bic WDrtbeile peruiefen, tpel9e Der aus
bau unb @rtrag t1artemtlih in grbs
bteren, allerbanb @emitfen, 8irneu &c.
bort liefert. gs 1T erfaunlid, ME
f@uel iener Diffritt fi9 beiiebelt unb
e. birfte ni9t nebr lange pdbren, big
bas ganse Qanb bort pergrifen lit.
Mer fid baber nod elmer reuer 6eims
tdtte nmfiebt ober fi9 benz @emiie=
unb Dbfbau tpibmer min, Der folte
ni9t 3ogern, uub ieBt taxfen, mo
0oub rod sum preiie bon $30-$4O
per Mcre 5u baben III. unfragli9 mills
fen bic preife i'm ud1ten Sabre f@on
bebeutenb fteisen. Qanb In Mrcabia
bat beuielben Wertb ME in 0it9cod,
mas bic Bobenbef9afenbeit un6 grs
tragsfdbigteit anbetrift, urb 5tpar mad
ben Musfagen bes 0errn @tringfelsm
felbf, bes groBer pioniers Der Obfs
quot biefes Oiftriftes. 6err s. 8.
&uuge In @aIbefon III germ bereit,
u6bere Austunft at ertbeilen.
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THIBODEAUX.


Was be6eutet biefes Worts gs 1T
bas 9anbelssei6en bes
Cinderella S9ub> paIafes.
Sa i'm Wabltabre befanmtli9 Sc
f3dftstiae berri9t uttb mir einen groz
Ben 8orratb bon S6ubmert fir Ser
rem, Samen unf @inber an 6arb
baben, neuefe Sacons unb Mufer, 10
~berfaufen mir Maes 5um . f.
preie unb liefern bic 8emeiie baz
fir. @Qe Waaren limb rteu unb uurz
ben ipe5iea fir bieien Somnier beftelt.
Die preiie fin6 uberaq in 3ablen ans
gegebem. Wer biaig unb gut faufen
min, gebe gum
CINDERELLA gdbmb Wnlaft.
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Shpls' Yalmten > @artem 1T Der
Sammelplab Der 9eutf6en BON San
Intonio nit ibren Gamilien. Sic re-
g~elmdbigen 4benb Grei : &on5erte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wo6e fint itets
aablrei6 beiu9t unb erfreuen ii9 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
nnb WbtsfeDs un0 aae3eit fellerfrif9es
8ier, fomie bic beften @igarren.
Ste Ut It auration liefert ole
9elitatefen Der Saifon. Iufern,
Slide. Wil6 1T better 3ubereituna.
Sdglid ansge5ei6neter tparmer 2un9.
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e unferer Bargains:
QeinenaeuQ 1tn0 giidaehede.

@roBer 9orratb bon beutidem unb iriidem
2einen3eus, seblethte unb ~iatinirte Damafts
Stldsebede BON So Gents Bis 81 so per garb.
allies 2einense,s, bas mir berfaufen, 1T
brett bon uns tmpprtirt, poburh mir un8
au ben niebrisiten Preiien Die beiten 8aaren
ithern.
8eionbers ;u empfebTen 100 Dutenb gang
leinene srobe Sudabad- Sanbtii4er, bic fonit
81 Is Gents ~perfauft toerren, sa aur IL Gts.
baS Stiid.
Nod srDbere inb teiere SanbtiiGer au IL
Cts. nno 20 Cts, unh Defenders tpertbppI
bic ~leinenen 9anbtiidper BON 22X44 fir nus
% Gents, an1tatt lpuft 35 Gents.
Serbtetten gu reeueirten gretlen. Ser.
sas Dubenb. Or, bs uDpbIies~ nit Granien
gu Is @ts. uub 81 bas Dukenb. Dama1s
Serpietten % @l6se 65 Gts. bis $l.75 bas
Dutenb. A(poI!e 'srbte) sansleinen sebleidte
Oamo IT. Seroietien bon $l-3.75 oas Dusenb.
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Cine aarte aus 2eipaig BON 6erri1
9ngo 9. 9efter uub Grau ntelbet unb
bie gesIobung ibrer Ss6ter 0elene
NIT 0errn Curt Ginger In Qeip3igs
0obIis.
Die bielen bieigen Greunbe Der ga.
mile pirb biefe anttinbisung seuib
interefdren.
Dem iungeH paare unfere ber3Ii6fe
@yQtulatipt
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@enu i9 on gerfobfnmg uub
Rartleibi8t:it Ieibe. 1ebme i'd cine 80,
lis Or. Nuguif 26nig's 6amburaer
Eropfen unb iofort 1T bas nebel eebos
ten.-peter G4dfer, Ottatpa, SQs.
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r 10 d b II e n
&let0eritoffe.

&letoeritoHe.
80 3pu feline Sateens gu 25 Gents, tpeIde
anbere au 80 unb 35 @ents p~erfaufen.
100 Stiide SOB" EXTRA brett sentuiterte
nnb seblimte Santa cuttings gu 12k @ts.
bic Yarb. @urben ME unter Is gts. ~berfauft.
4 &,ften @rtra Aualitat aeitretfte plaid
and checked @insbams, eetpbbnlid pers
fault gu 10 bis 1219 Sent. TIMER Gpe3taI.
grets 8 Gent bic 9arb.
l &iite iraportirte 3epbir @ins6ams, Der.
tauft gu Is Gents. Boil tpertb % Gents per
Yarb. Proben perben auSseididt.
38 3cn @paene Gaibmires uno 9enriettas
in n Sribiabrs .Sarben. TIMER grets 25-
S5 Gents pertb Elm Drittel mebr.
@lesante leidtpoaene Stoife tn ieber Sarbe
fir Straben> unb 3eiie: &oitiime 5O-D @ts.
per Yarb.
Sober setpaniate @ei4mnd fir bic eaiion
tit in ~nnIeren eleaanten 9enriettas unb leids
ten Serges bon so Gents biS 81 $1.25 per
Darb reprdientirt. 2abt Yroben fontmep.
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sGin Greuub tn bu Wcibs IL Or. guu,s Suaeusspz
snp. GI fclte tn iebem Saushalt 5ur Sanb feiu, foifet
etne 6laiAe bod nur % Gents unb mag fe riau@e Dcfs
tor &e4nuns ~eriparen. 8sriuHe es.
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. riefs2iffe.

anna 8erle-Gbns . 8iebl-Gbas 8rubl
Wm Gpnrab-S g6terboH-Sranf Grben-
99 Sulb-Mrs s 8 5eb-YauI 9offmnnn
emma Oben So &i9ter = emma 8iebe =
9aul &oier-earrie Sped-6reb Stefen-
linton S4rpmera-RoiaIinbe Sati4- Mrs
@eitbab.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs
cures Dyspepsia, Ira
digestion & Debility.

0rnnoetgentbauaS > uebertra8un8en.
Sames Ralep unb gbas. u. 9onalbs
ION an 0ujtab Grdbner, 2 @runbfiide
In Grapior8 addition. $500.
q. .. 6riebri9 unb 6rau on u.
Bolbtpin 4 60. Grunbttid an Mpos
isiHss unb DIipes@ trabs. $1,000.
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QlusI1uStSAe,

N. B.-Ner ant Yufidalter nab einem Der
pbisen 8riefe f1aet, bat ausbriidlid bin3u3us
fiisen, Sab b~ieielben advertised" ieien unb
ipnrn.
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@ir 1uiinidhem Cure 8umoidbaft!

unfr srobanser @mratb bon S. r inc 81 auren lift iM fir Cure gefdtsuns u
sstest Mr fabren MUIR Baaren eMr S1afe bic mir unigen auaben germ empfsbRn tbnne
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So, iss rem man alt rirb, Reut f& bas 3ipperIein
stn. aber pas madt'8, fettbem ID bas Saipatipn-
0sl IN 3auie battle, babe t9 feline Nctb, eS psrtretbt
NIT Ben &henmatternus TN ~Saubumhreben.
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THE RElCHsrAG OPENED.

The Emperors Speech Cheerod-He Asks
for Means to Carry Out the Sew Army
Measures.
BERLIN, Now 16,-Emperor William
formally opened the reichstag to-day
and made speech of great interest to
Germany and to those interested in
Germans.
After prayers the members Of the
reicnstag assembled in the white hall
OF the old castle, where the emperor,
accompanied by his suite and by the
high officials of state and the court off.
ciais, soon after entered, and ascending
the dias, spoke to the reichstag. After
thanking the members for passing the
army bill recently, he said:
sit will now be your chief task to
make provision in associated labor with
allied governments for procuring the
means required to meet increased needs
arising out OF the addition made to the
peace effective of the army. The pro-
posaIs which will be submitted to you
in this connection rest on the broad
foundation involving fresh settlement
OF the financial relations OF the empire
with its members.
"The financial system OF the empire
must be built in someway that, while
the present fluctuations are ended, the
empires demands upon the several
states are placed in permanent proper
ton to the sums payable by, or to the
states, and snare fixed by law in tho
revenue OF the empire itself must be Sc
cured TO the individual states Tor con-
adorable period, Such arrangement.
harnonizing with the federative form OF
our state system, will secure the undis-
turbed cooperation OF the empire and
the several states and without impair
ing the rights of the reichtag will great
ly facilitate the financial administration.
Q q 9
'In the relations between Germany
and foreign countries, there has not
been any change, while the close friend
chip with the empires allied to us for
the purpose OF pursuing common
peaceful objects continues. We stand
on good and friendly relations with all
powers and /, therefore, cherish the
confident hope that with Gods help,
the blessings OF peace may still con-
tinue to be preserved to us"
At the conclusion OF the emperor's
remarks, Chancellor Won Capriyi de-
clared the session of the reichstag
opened and the ceremony closed with
cheers for the emperor.
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TnlNr a1Ass FAcroRlEs
Outside of the UnltOd states Company will
Resume Work Soon,

PIrTsnuRGH, NoH IA meeting OF
flint glass manufacturers outside Of the
United States Glass Company was held
here to-day to consider the advisability
Of starting their factories. The long
strike Of the flint glass workers against
the reduction proposed by the
United States Glass Company has
caused demand for tho product and
the outside manufacturers want to take
advantage OF this. No decision was
reached and another meeting will be
held tomorrow. Sixteen manufacturers
were present. The strikers are lubilant
over the prospects OF the outside fac
tories resuming.
Later it was learned that tho outside
manufacturers had decided to form an
independent association and start their
factories at once. They will give em-
ployment to about 1900 men. At to-
lnorrow's meeting the new organization
will be perfected.
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produces million tons of pig iron and
five million of coal.
DEATH BLOW TO THE souru.

DEATH BLOW TO THE SOUTH.
'In case Of free ore, whero would you
be distressed by it and where would it
come in competition with you?" replied
Mr.. Wilson.
1--WE would be cut out OF any sale OF
iron in the eastern states. The effect
would be 10 restrict our market to tho
south and TO exclude from the eastern
market where We wonld have to meet
the low competition OF Cuban and Span
ish ore"
Ifthis committee, as reported, contin-
ued Mr.. Bush, is to put lumber, rice and
sugar, coal and iron ore on the free list
they OF the south might as we'll give up.
1t would be the death blow to southern
prosperity.
In conclusion Mr.. Bush made strong
appeal. He said:
I'VE are not politicians; we are plain
business men. We are Democrats from
principle and we certainly do not ex-
pect to suffer in the house OF our
friends. II we do, it is a natural
question to ask how long will we con-
tinue to kiss the hand that smites US.
"Gf you bring in your bill with those
articles on the free list, you will, |
think, have every Democratic senator
and representative from Alabama op.
posed to it."
Adelegation A representing the Church
land grange of Norfolk, Va, had con-
ference with tho committee and argued
for the retention OF the present duty OF
% cents bushel on foreign grown po'
tatoCs.
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CONDENSED TELEeRAMs.


William H. Beers. ex-president oil the
New York Life Insurance Company,
died yesterday in New York.
Ira Tate, who killed Russell Tasker in
1885, ia in Jail at Uniontown, Pa, He
is also said to be wanted IN West Vir.
Ginia for wife poisoning,
George Flynn, Pennsylvania rail
road trackman at Pittsburgh, died from
poison under mysterious circumstances.
The case will be Investigated.
James Newton Hill, OF Pittsburgh,
was convicted OF murder in the first de-
gree last night ior the killing OF Mrs.
Rosa RoebliDg N March last.
1t is denied that the President went
to New York on Il real estate specuia-
tion, and it is said his visit was purely
OF private business nature.
Isaac f. Bissell, OF Trenton, \. j., is
4 deiaulter to the amount OF $4,000.
He was secretary oil the American Saw
Company, and plunged" on tine race
tracks
An explosion at the Sumuerlie-Kirk-
wood mine in Scotland has entom bed
tiity.two miners. All escape is cut Oft
and the mine is surrounned by weeping
relatives
The base ball magnates, in the case OF
the Philadelphia tangIe, decided that
the PhiIupelphia club could charge
twenty-five cents ii il waGted to, but
must settle with the National League on
Il fifty cent basis.
The BanI; oi England officials contin-
ue to maintain silence regarding the
rumors IN circulation as to bad imam
cterinE upon its part. 1t Is stated on
good authority. however, that the banE's
connection with bad hnancierIhs IS
practically limited to its transaction IN
the South American and Mexican COM
pany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-17

Wheeling Council No. 81 United Com
mercial Travellers will give an enter
tainment at their hall, corner Market
and Twelfth streets, tomorrow evening
which promises to be quite brilliant
event. A feature OF the entertainment
will be the presence Of nearly all the
visiting commercial travellers in the
city. The knights Of the grip" have a
reputation for making things hum, and
tomorrow evening will no doubt be no
exception. The entertainment commit
teo is composed OF Messrs. F. Hudson,
@. II. Ahrens and G. F. Gilligan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-17
A Now plscoverx.

PARIS, Nov l6.-An American phyai.
clan prescribing the new treatment for
Consumption discovered by one of his
countrymen, DR.. Amick. OF Cinein-
natl, says: "The average French doctor
is more bigoted than his American
brother. The recent tuberculosis Con-
gress held here decreed that there is no
use trying to save the consumptive's
life and that even after death the
patient can not be allowed to rest, but
must be cremated because otherwise
earthworms will bring tho germs of the
disease to the surface and so distribute
tine incurabIe disease. The American
doctor is creating something OF a sem
sation by contending that the disease is
not caused by germs, is not infectious
and that it is now durable. He proves
this by giving each patient ten days
trial Of the Amick treatment without
charge, which he says he is authorized
to do by the discoverer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-17

Alta quarter before 4 o'clock yester.
day afternoon DR.. John Frissell died at
his residence on Fourteenth street.
Death resulted from the feeboness due
to old ago, he being eighty.four years
old. The announcement will cause
surprise and general sorrow. While he
has been growing more and more feeble
for year or two, it has not been long
since he was able to be about.
DR.. Frissell was Wheeling's oldeut
physician and surgeon and ior many
years the leading surgeon in this sec.
ton Of country. In the past few years