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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
Gountrn froprrtn for Sale amo 60 Get.

A GENTI,tMAN'S COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE. ut a
- bargain formerly owned by the late Edward Ridley
OF Grand. st. Plca>ant,illc. Harlem Railroad %
minutes from 42dst. ~ with 20 large fFu
and shade trees lawns; modern building. ilN5o ron
- bath, closet. XII hen nr>t noof
laundry all IN god Older really Tor imm~iar occupancy
cellar under whole house
above fir vegetable g'fuch
planted gfalr and raspberry vines; -rlrluih Young
ilo.rtrn COW giving quarts daily 81 leghorn
los at II grounds ~ wide 80 frt IN d'lfh
IL corner and Isr aiaNr. modern COTTAGES
exactly sA minutes walk T. depot Pl"a,antNl, J. IN"
thrd above White Plains inquire at the depot Tor
the "Rid.y place open for Inspection 4, all tines
recently cot 600 price including furniture carpets
praphs can Office Of the owner. J. = XII TEX
iA.>D 20 broadway.
A n OFFER WANTED FOR FARM. los acres 80 miles
"A out In jersey near large LAX stoar house seNe"
Rams. harm high situation. Folio 0o3l).
' PHILLIPS & WELLS Tribune Building
II miles from, CITY nan Two lovely ne" hp9ses. o
room. spring bath tub; hiGh ground puro
air and hilltop lrrcres; one minute from depot "~
"'''"'' HEALTH FOOD CO.. 81 rinh Avenue.
VAST Desirable properties tail prices for sale
II ORANGE furnfshrd aud unrir ished houses to rent
\. J. ;. d. CoNDir' opp. Eric> Church St'tien.
r, IN iLEMAN's PLACE Tor sale in Windsor. Vt uat
NJ beau tfuy located and widely country place
known as Tcna Farm; the location Of this property
such that only 70 be 10 DO appreciated com
prsIng AS does extended Views Of mountan lake
and ver the house all the modern improvements ana
chaser nstitute model country home for chy people;
Windsor is the summer home OF Senator Evarts, C. e.
Re,man and other Ncw.York and Boston people. For
nartlc"i,,s anpiv to G A. KIBREE. Springfield Mas.
a, ASTUCKI.r MASS-lwo furnished Sesside cottages
N address ". II. CADY owner.
Nantucket, Mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new. JERSEY

UCN NIL nAIlnUHU VI W. U'JInOIl
Au,hrnctc ConI used exclusively. in.urinx Ceauues.
and Comiort)
-Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
System. Trains leave station foot of Liberty ~.
Time Table In effect May IA, 1898.
For Reading at Z 90. 90. SO 4; ~. 90 30
:;l5. 200 90 AZ 80 y NJ - rs 30 night to eXeopt
For Harrisburg az 90. 90. s ~ A. NJ, 100 30
as Sunday 81" 10 H. co. 500 ESQ S' p N.Y.
for po.,.yIllc at 90 90 s:45 A. NJ. 100. 80
900, $50 p. NJ. u rs night except saurday night
For sunbury Lcwisburg and wllamsport at 100
except saturday night. SUNDAYS, 7l5 a. NJ, 100 T. NJ,
For Eas'6s. Bethlehem, Allentown. M,uch Chunk. &C..
town j. NJ Sundays, 30 7:i5 A. NJ. 90 5 80 p
For w,kesharre pi,.t to- and Scranton, s45 A. NJ.
I FOR Red BANK Long branch and points south to Point
Pleasant 30. SIS. II 30 4. NJ. 80 AS 90. 90
6:is p. ~ sHnday.d except Ocean Grove and Asbury
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegst Park and Barae.
FOR Atlantic CITY viacand and IrdsctSn. 1870 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach, scohrght and IIichland Beach.
Sundays . . 90 a. g.. ZOO ZOO r NJ 10 '''' ~
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
j., For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach seabneht,
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch. at 10 ij A. NJ, 3i5
WORLDS FAIR. CHICAGO.
ior Individual trayellers with WEEKLY EXCURSION
GAZE ia 'S%s e gSSsa lis Broadway. Ny
smcial ticket agents for the chief Trunk Lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
READING :!4 III, c.,
k\ RAILROAD SYSTEM
limo Table 10 effect May ~. 1893.

Anthracife Coal used exclusively nsurng Cleapliuese
and C0mfert.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

Avelone. Raphael. and another TO Claude Roche
lJlst-st, " OF MOrris-9ve, . ycafs........
Buckley. Louis ID. ana wife 10 New-iOfk skin
and Cancer Hospital. sth-avc. W corner 10Th
81. i Nfhl. . . ..
Cottcr. John. ct al to Edwari I,!r-h and another
= Of 4,.st. al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
MORNING SMILES.

Little Girl-Animals hasn't any reN.
sou; they has only INSTINCT teacher
said 80. ! know toads don't reason, any
how. Little Boy-IIow do you know2
Little Girl-'Cause il thoy did, they'd
make their stools so they'd screw up
and down.-GOod Ncwy.
Miss Upton-Did you toll him that l
was not at home2 New Servant-Yes,
mum; but he didn't seem to boliove me,
bGin' rs Pm stranger. Mobby you'd
better go down and toll him yourself,
mum,-New York Weekly.
THE inventor OF tho alphabet must
have been modest mAn," said Hawk
ms, "Why soH" asked Mawson DO
cause he began it with A, said Hawk
ms. "AIOst men would have begun it
with I."-Aarpr's Ba:a.
lIo-I often think-at loast some
times wondcr-l mean / wish l knew II
you cared for Inc, don't you know"
Sho-Oh, but they've got Clairyoyant
in the next room. Couldn't you find
out?--PuRch.
Bell Doy-Dore's a young couple on
dc pia22y as wants you to send en-
some chairs. ClGrlS-ls it bright moon
light2 Bell Boy-Nopo; dark, Clerk
Take them this chair.-Puck.
Teachor-Does peas grow on vines or
on busiest Pupil Whose father keeps
asummGr boarding house)-Thoy comes
in cans Boston Transcript
Figg-You have soon Jones wife;
what is sho like2 Should you call hor
protty2 Fogg-Imight ii l was talking
to Jones. -BOslon Transcript.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A Buffalo IN. W lawyer tells OF
compromise he made with an Eric
county farmer whose wife had been
killed Mt railway crossing, and who
sued for 5000 damages. Tho farmer
accepted $500 in settlement (Ow
months aftorwnrd, and, as no slowed
tho money away, remarked, philosoph-
ically, that it wasn't so bud, aI no was
now in not only the $500, but "a better
wife than the one that was killed"
There is probability that important
discoveries may DO made by tho explor-
ing expedition which has loft Quebec
for tho interior Of LabrNdorin tho ser.
yico OF the Canadian geological, survey.
Very little has Ovor been known OF tho
IMMORAL resources Of tho bleak and for.
bidding region which is to be explored,
but there are traditions that tho pro.
cious metals oxist there,
A Worthwhile (Mich.) farmer, whilo
blowing, turned up II woodchuCk. Tho
animal attacked tho team, which ran
away. Tho woodChuCk thon turned
his attention to the man to such good
purpose that the plowman wonded his
way homowArd ut nearly as rapid II gait
ag his horses,
Prizes arc offered in Rochester to tho
school children who destroy tho greatest
number Of caterpillar Cocoons.
YaO'a famous meteor, which fell in
Arizona, contains numerous black aud
white diamonds Of microscopic size.
A man in AtChiBon, Kas., docs
profitable business by raising dogs and
selling thcm for soap grease.
Thoro Is q natural fountain In Dauph.
my, France, which Omits nm inilamma-
bic gas utter every rain.
A farmer near Port Jorvls, N Y, Is
said to employ his twelve children as
scarOcrows
A Texan has invented device which
will couple airbrNkes by steam or oloC.
tricity.
But n single eastern resort Ia this year
full to overlooking, and that Is DuzENrd's
Bay
A dance house aud concert hail for tho
Gettysburg battle field Is now projected.
Tho Army Of tho Tennessee will this
year hold thOir reunion III Chicago.
Thoy mako 'inaplO sugar" out OF corn
uobs ut Batavia, Mich
unclc Sam pays S0O,OOO,0OO Il year In
salaries,
a Vitglnian haa had j. ], GallAud, OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
PERSONAL POINTS

QuapAh Parker, the old chief OF the
ComanChes, brought his newest squaw
into Vernon, Tex, the othor day, to
have her photograph taken. This re-
doubtable redskin has become highly
civilized, though in Mormon way,
since he buried the tomahawk, He has
seven wives, lives in a fine house,
drives horse and carriage, and eats
tho best food the market provides.
Edwin Booth once told Col Theodore
T. Cook, OF Utica, N. Y, that as early as
1864 he rejected new plays submitted by
Thomas Bailey Aldrich and Julia Ward
Howe, Mrs, Howe's play, according TO
the story, would have required Greek
theatre for its production,
Baron Hirsch ia preparing to make a
visit to the Argentine Republic whore,
for two years past, he has been striving
to establish Hebrew colonies, and
where he has purchased good deal OF
land ior colonizing purposes.
Miss Mary Proctor, OF st, Joseph,
Mo-, daughter OF the late Prof. RiCRard
A, Proctor, is raising funds for a monu-
ment to the popular astronomer, 1t Is
u remarkable fact that us yet his grave
has remained unmarked.
Henry George has gone to Kansas TO
speak to the Chautauquans OF that
state at their meeting in WiuGhos.
ter. lie expects to return in August
and to visit the exposition on tho way
Judge Roger A. Pryor, OF New York,
lnpliunI In instruct iurV in IL 81 000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
Or gntelIiqettter.
WHEELING, JUNE 30. 1903.

Not Silver, but tho Public Welfare.
y The silver question strikes various
people in various ways. Senator Dolph,
Not Oregon, for example, has his own
peculiar way Of looking ut it, Ho ad-
nits that no does not know that any
thing better than tho repeal Of the
Sherman act can DO done to relieve tho
situation, but after that what is to be-
como OF silver?
He fears 1t will BIO bad for tho white
metal II this country follows up tho
action OF India by throwing on the
markets OF the world tho 100000
ounces OF silver, equivalent to nearly
tho whole American product, now pur-
chased and stored monthly by tho gov.
eminent" Tho apprehension is very
Significantly expressed.
The idea Of the government purchase
Of silver was supposed to be to coin it,
not to store it. We were to have all
this silver us money and the people
were to haVe the benefit OF the cirCula-
ton. 1t has not proved so. Wo have
paid out the gold and lost it because Of
the threatening weight Of silver, tho
government has lost heavily on its
stored stock OF silver and will lose moro,
bnt tho silver producers got what they
were after, a market for their product.
Thus far Il has been the case OF tho gov
eminent to the uso OF the silver pro.
ducors.
We arc concerned now about tho
credit Of tho government and the gem
eral welfare OF the people 1t has been
seen that We cannot maintain the silvet
market by purchasing the white metal
under tho Sherman law. II We aro to
try to hold the market as though India
had not turned her back on silver coin.
age, We must go into tho market and
buy tho silver India has been buying,
that's to say, not only continue our
present purchases but about double
them. This illhardly be proposed by
anybody except the silver.crazOd fa-
natics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
MINISTER BLoUNT isn't going to have
any Fourth OF July. Poor Blouut
Tho Illinois Outrage,

The restoration OF three men to the
active ranks OF tho Anarchists Of this
country is not in itself great matter.
II the country could deal with that
element OF destruction before it can
now, and there is a deep'seated deter
mination to deal with rebellious law
lessness whore ever the law eau lay
hold OF it.
The thing that has been done by the
governor OF Illinois and the language
with which he has been pleased to ac-
company his act, is a greater wrong to
this country than all the Anarchista
combined with speech and press and
bomb have been able to inaict.
In effect no tells these conapirasora
against the public welfare that the
whole machinery OF justice in Illinois
and tho supreme court OF the United
States combined unlawfully to take the
lives OF certain Anarchists aud to i'm.
prison others.
lie bids the timid among them to
take courage and try it again in the
state OF Illinois, whose executive
stands ready to upset convictions and
sentences that interfere with the com
fort Of his friends and allies lie gives
the countenance OF his high office to
all that has been dono and all that may
DO done with tho bomb and tho brand.
He places his state in the attitude Of
outraging the whole country and under
mining the whole fabric OF our organ
lied society,
Tho next bomb thrown in the United
States may with little stretch Of tho i'm
agination DO said to have been thrown
by John Z. Altgeld. In him Anarch-
ism takes a fresh start, aud nobody
Gun Iorotell where it is to stop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

Cincinnati 7tRlGS'Stdr (Rep)
There arc many who advocate the
English plan Of issuing no paper money
OF u largor denomination than five dol
lars. This would make place for silver
in our currency. But at present the
main thing is to avert tho poril OF col.
lapse Of tho whole volume of currency.
Tho repeal Of tho law Of 1900 would be
tho first stop toward solid ground.
Further initiation Of the volume Of cir
culation with any kind OF credit money
might prove harmful. More money
will not BIO required by the business Of
tho country for several years to come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

FhHdddphtd TUNES lDslh'l
We must face about on the silver
madness. There is no need Of violent
or disturbing departure; but We must
first stop the purchase OF silver and
then graYitato as speedily as may DO
safe to honest money,
1t is blistering reproach upon the
nation to issue 6O,cent dollar, stamp
it as a dollar, declare it u legal tonder
for the payment OF debts and emblazon
on it tho inpious lie-"IR God We
Trust" 1t has dono more to under
mine American credit throughout the
world than any other one cause, and
we are now face to face with the issue
OF returning to honest money or suffer-
ing greatly in both public ind private
credit.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
Tho Graud Jury Gets to Work-Whl BE
busy Session.

Tho Graud Jury Gets to Work-Wnl BE n
busy Session.
Special Dispatch 10 the IRtelIiJsHcer
PARKERsBURG, W, Va, June 2O.-The
United States court grand jury was en-
paneIed to-day. Judge Jackson's charge
was brief but pointed. Tho session
will BIO busy ono and large number
OF witnesses have been summoned be-
fore the grand jury,
John and Joseph Bailes, Of Putnam
county, were brought in to-day. They
are charged with perjury in tho pen.
sion case OF Mrs. Isabella Vaughan, the
foster mother OF Stephen Vaughan, u
deceased soldier. The parties arrested
at Wheeling a few days aso for counter
ieiting and q long list OF witnesses were
brought down to-day.
Deputy United States Marshal Mehen
arrested Jerry Deem, a notorious Illicit
whisky seller, OF Sistersvile, brought
him to the city aud jailed him, to
await trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

LHtGvO iFWWHc
Was not Judge Gary a member OF tho
appellate court when the Altgeld claim
Tor $4,000 against the city on account
Of alleged damages to his Market street
property was sot aside us exCossiveP
Did tho decision in that case have any
influence on Gov. Altgeld's mind when
ho was ponning the unCallod-for.Nttack
on Judge Gary with which he winds up
his "apologia" for tho pardon Of tho
AnarChists2 Tho property in question
was benefited instead OF damaged, but
Alleged afterwards was permitted,
through tho laches OF the city law dc,
partment, to collect $4,000 from tho
city on account OF alleged depreciation
in its value
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
Ia AItgeld a Cltlzcn?

Ifthcro bo anything in the point that
Governor Altgold Is not a citizen Of the
United States, It follows that ho Is not
lawfully governor Of Illinois and had no
moro right than any other unnatural.
lied allen to opon the penitouhary
doors to tho convicted Anarchists
Ittho caso DO made out against All.
gold, will tho liberated Anarchists have
10 70 back to their coils to serve out
their timer II Altgold could DO com.
pCllod 10 90 and keep thom company
thurO would DO one moro Rod whOrO no
ought to DO.
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Baltimore american (Rep)

Baltimore American (Repl
II the repeal OF the Sherman law in
September or October will relieve the
financial and industrial depression, why
would it not have tho same effect uowH
And is it tho part OF craftsmanship to
maintain this uncertainty for nearly
three months amidst tho constant
crashing of banks, tho obstruction Of
great business enterprises, aud tho dis
tress OF many thousands OF Industrious
workingmen who are thus deprived Of q
livelihood? Why should they be made
to suffer for the political follles end bad
faith OF party?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
THE SILVER CRISIS.
What Causes 1t,

Nov York Pros (Rpl
Even when three years ago tho con-
ditions in Congress compelled the en-
aC.nent OF the act requiring the pur.
chase OF iouv and half million ouhCes
OF silver a month. in order to prevent
unlimited free coinage, the country con-
tinued to prosper, The gold reserve
was kept intact even to the very close
OF the Harrison administration, But
soon after November s, when the peo'
pie realized that party would in March
come into complete control Of the gov
eminent which had obtained that con-
troll upon a distinct pledge to overthrow
"uuconstitutional" protection, they be-
gan to show alarm. The signs Of their
alarm have steadily and rapidly multi
piled since March 1, and have caused the
Uncomfortable but terribly real shrink
ago,
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4VtU TVN IINFdVsUUV'T
The sudden dominance and dan.
ger Of tho silver issue changes the stu.
alton completely, and in our judgment
justiGes us measure Of relief and safe.
ty tho summoning Congress at tho oar.
lest possible moment. We cannot DO.
lievu that 1t would refuse to grant the
relief demanded, and the risk OF post.
ponemont sooms to US greater than VIC
Gun prudently take.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

A prominent man in town exclaimed
tho other day: "My wife has been wear
ing out her life from the effects OF dys-
pepsia, liver complaint and indigestion.
Her case balIlcd tho skill Of our best
physicians. After using three packages
Of Bacon's Celery cure, she Is almost
entirely we'll" Keep your blood in q
healthy condition by tho uso OF this
great vegetable compound. Call on
Logan Drug Co., solo agent, and get u
trial paCkapo free. largo sizO 500. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

Ncp York JOurnu! Of Commerce tIHGD.
For the United States, this event has
but ono losson-to lose no time in fol-
lowing the action OF India. With tho
India demand for silver withdrawn and
an inevitable large further decline In
its price, wO may surely safely conclude
that congress will promptly rid us Of
the dangers connected with our exist
Ing commitments. Our single policy is
now more than ever to conserve our
rnlh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
Lot Come On.

Tho new railway from over tho river
should be welcomed by all Wheeling il
1t means business, as it seems to. 1t
would add now railway facilities to
Wheeling and give new communication
to Wheeling aud tho noighborng local.
tiles Of Ohio with which We arc closely
Affiliated.
Council should want to know no
moro than that the road will DO brought
hero II tho way DO opened, aud this
phase Of the matter is easy to guard, A
reasonable time limit will accomplish
that object aud this would doubtless be
acceptable TO tho company.
esonCighboring communitics along
tho river cannot DO too closely bound
together. The state line which divideS
them has no commercial existence
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

Commencing Sunday May 2S. and
continuing evory Sunday thereafter
until further notice, the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will soil OK.
cursion tickets to Pittsburgh and return
at rate of 81 90, and to Washington, Pa F.,
aud return at$l, good returning Sunday
only. Trains leave Wheeling ut sos
and 1920 a. m. Returning leave Pitts
hnrrh Mt a 100 and O:3O D. m.
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A Terrible shrlnl,agO.

Pittsburgh Times, (Rtp)
Since tho election OF Mr.. Cleveland
it is estimated that there has been q
shrinkage in actual values OF $500. 000,-
900, thrco.fourths OF which has occurred
since his Inauguration. The mercantile
agency reports show large increase in
failures over those Of the same time u
year ago. The laws are the same now
us thon, and tho only change Is in the
national administration, which, on the
same principle so long followed by tho
Democrats, must alone DO held rospon-
aible for existing troubles
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Chicago and Return by the ,,pnn.IInndle"
Route,

Excursion tickets to Chicago now on
sale. Sleeping ear daily Lowing
Wheeling ut 1905 p. nj. lefty timc),
arrive at Chicago 73O following morn.
ing For sleeping car accommodations,
tickets and further information, apply
TO ]. q. Tomliuson, passenger agent, or
John BniIie. lickoL ngent Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

FNNlNpHll RECORD VDt0lI
Tho value Of tho silver in legal.
tender Bland dollar has fallen to 90
cents. In tho face Of such discourage.
ment, tho attompt on the part Of tho
United States, singIe-handed, to stem
the tide OF over.production and depreci.
alton Is such kicking against tho
priCks US cannot be parallelod in the
history Of finance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

WaShln1l0n P0N lIndl
A proclamation from Mr.. Cleveland
Convoning Congress on tho second or
third Monday in July would do iniln.
itcly more toward restoring confidence
and putting trade upon its feot again
than u hundred mysterious conferences
between himself and Mr.. Carlisle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

AS collector of internal revenue our
esteemed contemporary Hon, A. B.
White has shown that handy news
paper man can turn his talent to tho
public service and mako good score.
There are no blcmishos on Collector
Whites record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

TIE rupee of India is now worth a
fraction less than twcnty.nino cOnts. 1t
is not very long since it was worth fifty
cents. Tho value OF the rupee has gono
down with tho tumble OF tho market
value OF tho silver in it. The American
silver dollar is on the Same creased
sliding scale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

trust the government to keep the
cholera out. Tor that may beimpossible.
Every community should set its house
in order by keeping clean every nook
and corner, Filth is the food OF
cholera.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

IT is said In Washington that tho
President will not call Congress for any
earlier day than was his original inlon.
ton. Why not7 Circumstances have
changed add TINT is warrant enough for
change Of programme. Tho country
wants to know
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

INUU.VTII NUVU VTNUT
Tho action OF tho Indian government,
in stopping tho coinage Of silver, knocks
tho last prop from under the totlering
structure Of the silver dOctrinaires, aud
leaves nothing to be dono but tho aban.
donment OF thoir ruinous silver policy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

Those who believe in tho Fourth OF
July and have not contributed to tho
celebration fund would help on the
good work by sending their contribu.
tons to tho treasurer, Mr.. Howard
IIazlott. There is need of moro money
and now is tho time to hand it out.
Tho demonstration will justify tho OK
ponditure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

Why is it that there is no place in the
foreign service for Judge Daniel B.
Lucas? Isn't no a Democrat2 Isn't he
able? Isn't he solid as to all the JoGor-
sonian requirements2