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g6redlifeS s6idiaI etncs 2lrbei=
terS.

Great 6alIs, Niont., 25. Gpril. -
Die psrbrannten Suofen Don Sob. Sano,
berg, Der i.it oem 6. Npril permlBt mirp,
iiu6 eeiteru irih bei'm Retnis.n elnts i3us.
iod,.s oes Sdmelsoiens Der YSoilon &
Montana.S Shmel3nerte" aufsefunbeu nor
ben. 8ei Der uuteriuhuug oes @oroners
wurbe f,t9eiteut, baB, pabreub Der Manu
oil ben Glnrl6tun9en I'm Suneru bes Sfeus
elm. 8eparatur uOrnabm, er, l.O,uiauS
ourd, @ae baIb betdubt. anfatt uad oem
Aussaus. in bas 3uslOd 9etroden ei. Gr
mug ii6 bur9 bic @lutb segen 100 6us
burhq.arbeitet baben, ebe er gum 3 ODE lam.
Gin balb peridmol;enss 2aiheum.Ier uub
cine Qolenihuaue ipareH 4lles, mas anger
ben fart uertObIten suodleu uufseiun6eu
murbe.
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gum gusbeiierH DON Bors.aan, SIasiod5,H, R.,r.
idnuul, SaieH, gum Anleiuien bon SiaarozGueues
spiseu Il. /. NJ. Is nHb 20 @ts. Su allen aputbet.H
l6tbr. rs, ,SaQio9I-fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-27
Semofratiider Sies tn Waiiadu=
IettS.

80 fon, %. 9pril. - Nittamtlid)e
g.rtt. aus alien gSahlbeiirten im IA.
@onsr.Bbiitritt beuten Gil, baB Sr. 21il1ram
Guerett (0emofraD nit IA Stimmcn YIu.
ralltat lber ben Republitauer 8iQtam S.
Barrett ;um @ouareBmuslieo erpablt if.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-27
StaOt Baltimore.

Der 16sJabri9t 0ba8. Damn
ftiirlte seitern in Der Stncenl- AQep BON eis
uem YterOe uuO erlitt ihmersbatte Serl.t=
;unaen. @r puroe rad ieiuer 0Obnnnq
an Der 8iIbeIm-, nabe Der YrattitraSe, ses
bra6t.
Heaipr'b &eper=gemeut
,uu1 ausb,if,rn BON StieftIn u1b SGuhtu u Is una
20 Cts, - IN allen Apothetcn. (6ehr.23i.DoD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-27
Sic NfTcire Surniu.

8aris, 26. Aprll.- 9iadlDem DIE Tar1s
mern eelteru mieoer suammeugetreten ma.
rem, fam i'm Senat Der Sau &urpin CUR
9lSfulllon. 2urpIu, Der GrftHoer oes Ode
limit, mar befanntIid) inl CONNER 1891 uu<
ter Der 2lufla9e beS gannesperratbs bur6
Yrei5gebuuQ elnes @ebelmuiiies Der Sdus
be5uertbelbi9ung su 4slahrt9er GeIduguBz
ilraie perurtbeilt, am II. Qpril b. S. aber
beonapigt lporoen, uub lett plcier Selt bate
er nit SDlitfe zines Dirtarbeiters oeS pSl=
qaro" pen id)on Dor leiner Serur1belIung
bc9onueuen, bauptdtlIdl se9en ben Oama=
Iigen SrieQsmlnlrer Sregcluet aerlhteten
GnthiilungSfeIbSn9 9auS sner9if9 pieoer
aufgeuonimeH.
Yurd) Sprate gebratt purbe Die Sade
our9 ben Senator Gbmonb Dta9uler, mel
der Die Srage aufluari, oh es nldlt angeSelgt
erjd]elneu burtte, Die 9riinOe, peld)e bel ser
Seguabi9ung Surplu's maBgebeno gelueleu,
uaber su unterluten. SultlSmluliter 9ueriu
autportete hierau1, baB Die SeguaOi9uu9
Surpln's burhaus udlt ais SemeIs tur
ielue z Sf]ulOloN9teit 9elteu tonne. Surpu
iel I'M 9eSentgell obue allen Sluetiel la}uls
big uuO babe audi elnen Sheil Der lbT su.
ertaunten SeflnaHlBitraIe ob9ebIBt. 0tit
oIelen 81 Nfouaten babe er leln Serqeben
nobl blureid)enO 9elUbnt, unb 10 lei leine
SegnaDlguH9 ourtaus AM Ylae 9emelen.
Sriegsmiuilter @)eueral 2oisllOu uertbei.
tste IN lau9eyer ausiubrun9 oas Sorsebeu
oes banaIisen SrlessmlnireriumS inter
6regcu,t. 9ie pom Der Yreie erbobenen
ifanoal0ieu Acknowledgment, oaB Seuerdle
Ter iraus0itld)eu lrmee bic @sbeimullle
Surpins perraileu hdtteu, MD oaB Die game
M.llult. Ifiaire ntdts meiter ais cine Jteibe
vauter GelGGite" aui Soften Der Aegleruug
g.meieu iei, entbebrteu jesliter Segriiu.
oung.
Sr.pciuet perfiderte banu, bic I. st. ;lpi.
6eu ihm uub Surpin seiIhrteu uuterbano.
Iuusen tDnutsa aud ui9t Den s.riusiteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-27
Seine Sefabr etmes Srteses nit RusIans.

SerIiu, 26. Nprll. - Die Samburser
RadJrid]teH," Si5mard's Organ, bringen
eineu permntblid pom Ilnel6sfau,ler ins
iptrlrteu NrIlfel, neld1es baS @eld]rei Der
rS0lnilheu Seltun9" liber Die @efahr eimes
Srieoes nit RuBlanb fritlitrt. @rat Ga.
prlui ielbt babe erflart. 10 helBt es in benz
artltel, oas ole DiObilmaduus oes Deuts
id)eu See;es iieben Gage iriiber beeno.t mer.
ben touute, als bic 0iOblllilruns Der ruff
ldleu armee, neil 9eutdllanD melt beiIere
@tleubabnperbinbunse beiiee unb Die Gut.
fernuusen serIn9er Ielen. OtttbIn lei Der
9luariIf Der Su9 Jtarem<2iule, ioipie baS
Glnlreiien oeutiaer Srupuen in @arif)au
ceiidlert, ebe bic Soladen Oaiu fOmmen fDuu=
ten, III 0euti6lano eiE;uIalen uuo Slutors
aleu III felerH, 6urt beren Soripieqeluue
man bem oeutldea Solfe Auslt IL. Sdreden
eiusuiloHeu psrIuhe. gSeld]e Sepeutunq
9eutidllauo'5 GneubabHeu i'm Saus elHe5
Srieaes nit .iuBlano hatteu, lane If pohl
am Seiteu oarauS erIennen, baB Der meme
yuiIihe Giieubabu DIRECTOR Die lutmerfz
iamfeit be5 @iaren gang beioHoer5 0araut
Ieute, paB raS Gienbahuues 0eutltlan0's
ulsr,.bumal uub bas Seiireit] llngaru'S
adltmQl oidlter Jet, ais oaS ruIi1e. Ser
ruiIite Tort9irtel beluelie uiai Die Nbltt
HuBlauD's, Die SffenIIoe 81 er9reIfen, Su.
mai Der Ginmari9 I'M seiammten weitli6en
Yoleu often iebe. &uBlauo tbue elnfaa,
mas Seoerman tbue. 9Senu aber Der Ar<
utelid)reiber Der uSoIn. 3eituus" bsbaupIs,
Iublauo iei oerGrtl9 ubgeip.rt, oaB pas
2anO mobilsemadJt.n b.utlden Sruppsn ms
bttauut lei, paun unteriqaee er ben heu;s
idl.u 0tad)ridltsubieuil, iu.Ihsm ablolut
9tld,ts uerborgen bleibeu Tonne. Die WiOsz
lis teit eiueS iirate9Iideu lltbetialls Oeutl4-
LAMBS Durd &uBlauo isi uusseiAIOiien.
yllebrieens," 10 iGllsBen bic pSamb. gtat'
ridlten,n meun be beuti9e Diplomatic ihr
@eiddit periieat, oann faun iie leidter uno
bialqer eiueu Srie9 nit 1tuBlauo uerbiHs
bern, als lurd| Die utIIitarporlase."
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! The German Correspondent,

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81 30 per annum: for a shorter time In proper
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! OF weekly 81 per Annum. THE BEST AND
/ CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE ANR
soUTHERN STATES.
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Der 9emtf9e Gorrefpsnseat,

q. Raiue, Gieentbhrner nno Resaftene.
sibiueiisGde SaltimOresStrase unb goit=Offce.Gss.
9sr.is b.s theItdDen @Iattes, burd 1rdser in Gal.
Hmore urb in Der Nadbaripat beorst, 12L Gts;
fdsIidbe unb Gonnta as satuS sabe Is Gts pre
Bohe ,sdhIbar uotcItIh On bic bas Yott beioraeuben
&rdscr-1aaIid, utbf Gonmtaes= Mus aa be unt.r
gorto=gorausbcsablur9 $3.50 pro Sabr, fur fir,ere
Sci. i'm 8crbdItHis; ilr bic wDdlentiid,e MuSaabe
init SonntaesbIatt, portofrei, nit Gbsua tlr Clubs
81 so pro Sabr, uan irsenb eiH,m One o.s SuIaus
hes, 81 nab europa. Spuutae r2tuss sabe 81
pro Satr.-Gas bette unb biuieite oeutidbe BIea
tn ben DftteIs uIb Gleitaaten.
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mrn arbriIt una nrrbltft.

gs sibt ttin SeitmitteI in Der @,It, nclbcs De6.
ieIheber mo ale Guoertn UaIariheu, blioien uHl
ioHitIseH 6Ie6er MT SeIguIle roH Raowan'S Stuel
10 i6Hea beilt, ais EaSwan'S He6on RcItef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-27

Surin, 26. 2tpriI.-Seferu enbet. Der
8roSeB Der 8eamten Der hleilgen pBoIts.
banf." bIe angeflagt maren, Die @iuIagen
Der 0epoiItoren Su 3wedsn perlpenoet su
baben, tiir me!fe Die @cloer Ht6t beftimmt
marcn. Director 9eoi .rbielt tpeseu S.tru.
qes Sabre uno DiOnate, 8alirer Neuer
5 Sabr. uno 10 Dtouate, @efaftsiIbr.r
Wlartlno Sabre uub 6ulis.GeldaitsfIhre
@aialesno > Sahrel 3u9tbauS suolttirt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-18
PERSONAL POINTS.

Chang, tho Chinese giant, opened u
fair in aid of tho Young Women's Chris.
tian Association 1t Ryle, Isle OF Wight.
a few weeks ago. He has dwindlod
since he was a museum attraction here
and now measures only eight feet in
height.
Russell Sage has notified the trustee 8
OF tho Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
of his intention TO add to the endow-
ment fund. The amount is said to be n
half million dollars and is TO, DO set
apart and known as the Russell Sage
fund. .."
President Cleyoland's inauguration
caused an epidemic OF sore Threats
among those who were exposed TO the
weather. His announcement that eX-
o~iiceholders need not apply has made
some Of the latter pretty sore, too.
Prof. Tottcn predicts tho end OF the
world some time in September next.
II his prophesy Is fulfilled there will DO
ono consolation In II all. VOL hear no
moro Of Prof. TottOn and his inano the.
cries.
Major John Byrne, n Wall street
broker, Un American born lriahman
who never act foot OH tho old sod,
offers $4,000 30 tho Irish homo rule
fund.
DR.. Peabody's last public appearance
was ut tho memorial services in the Old
South Meeting House IN Boston, Jan.
uary 80. in honor OF Phillips Brooks.
Ex-senator 4. @. Plat has resigned as
president OF tho Tonucsseo Coal atd
Iron Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-18
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The excuse offered by a woman at
Maskegon, Michigan, for robbing o
clothes line was that the clothes looked
SO nice and white she wanted to take
them homo as an example OF what u
good washerwoman could do.
While n laborer was digging a well on
tho ranch OF John ]. Forshea, Mt Ruth
eriord, Tenn, recently, the bottom fell
out, and the unfortunate man plunged
headlong into an underground river
and was drowned.
The First National bank Of sedalia
has on its checks the copyrighted pic
ture Of n girl SO beautiful that many
banks have written for permission to
give her a place on their paper.
A Hudson (Michigan) woman recently
received in change from making u pur-
chase q silver quarter bearing tho date
1927. She asserts that she afterwards
sold the coin for $50.
The Beatrice (Neb.) institute sent in a
bill for eleven and u half tons of soap
said TO have been used in threemonths,
and the state auditor rejected the ac-
count.
Do not speak uukindly of a man be-
cause he is a stick" A match is but n
stick, but see how it flares up when it
comes tothe scratch. -BOSton Transcript.
There are said TO DO moro farmers
children educated at the Kansas Agri-
cultural College than at any other edu-
cational institute in the country.
The Michigan Cremation Association
reports that the membership is 1872,
and that t~hirty.ive incinerations have
taken place during the year.
Montana is larger than New Hamp.
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New York and
Pennsylvania put together.
Tw~onty-seven saloon keepers at AL
lance. Ohio, were recently arrested and
fined 500 and costs for violating the
| prohibitory ordinance.
The Methodist church at Laingsburg,
Mich, has brass band music, with the
preacher and his wife us members OF
the band.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-18

This Is indeed u most remarkable euro by q
wonderful medicine-A medicine which Is be-
You'd all doubt, the greatest nerve and blood
remedy ever discovered, The Portland doctors
are astounded ut Its effects in diseases which
have baAled their skill. MI, Bells restoration
should make everybody suffering from paralysis
or any nervous disease use DR.. Grcene's Nervura
bloodand pcrvc remedy without delay.
But do not wait until you are actually para
lyzed before using this great remedy. 1t Will
always prevent paralysis, nervous debility and
nervous prostratton II taken when tho FIRST
symptoms appear.
Particularly should II be taken in the spring
when everybody needs q spring medicine to
strengthen their nerves and invigoratc the
blood. Take 1t II you have a weak and tired
feeling with WEAKNESS OF the limbs, %numbneSs,
trembling, palpitation Of the heart, prlckllng
sensation in fingers or toes, headaches, dull feel.
ing head. confused mind, nervousness, sleep
lessness, loss OF memory. II will overcome In
digestion and dyspepsia, regulate tho bowels
and cure liver and kidney complaints. 1t is the
best blood enricher and invigorator In the
world, and should therefore BIO used by all
1t is purely vegetable and perfectly harmless,
aud should you bO a sufferer from disease you
will use 1t II you are wise. We would add that,
although sold by druggists, 1t Is in no sense q
patent medicine, being the prescription and
discovery OF DR.. Greene Of IS W, 18th St, Now
York. who is the most eminent specialist in tho
country in the treatmcnto OF nervous and chronic
diseases. Sufferers have tho privilege also of
consulting the famous doctor free OF charge
personally or by letter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-18
Gm ~GntdG9emer
wnEELINo, MAKCn IS, lsOa.
nefore and After TaLing.

Here is the most truthful thing that
has appeared in the Register for u long
time now: "When Harrison came in
in 1880 we all remember that he wasn't
bothered a bit by hungry West Vir-
ginia Republicans"
There were some West Virginia Re-
publicans who were willing to act as
pillars to the Harrison administration,
but it is true that the President wasn't
bothered a bit" by them. 1t is also
true that tho applicants OF four years
ago-it seems a century since that
golden area,-it ia true that in COMPARE
son with the raiders OF to-day they
were as a moiehill to a mountain.
But West Virginia is not a ginner
above all others in Israel. 1t has no
mora han its share OF the epidemic
that has smitten the whole Democratic
party from Maine to Georgia, particul-
arly Georgis. 1t is the Democratic
fashion to havo this disease, and the
Democracy of West Virginia is always
at the forefront OF the procession.
The INTELLIGENcER is glad to SEQ the
boys active and energetic and hopes
that every one OF them may realize his
hearts desire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-18

but l could not get her to say it."-h-
diaadp0is Journal
A would be facetious correspondent
inquiries, "What relation is vinegar to
its mother2" The same, Horatio, that
u champagne cork is to its pop.-Lgs's
Calendar.
The strength of the ant is prodiglous.
And there Is the bat; what wonderful
strength has tho bat! Think how many
men can go on n oil them.-EtHl'fG
Gazette.
Cholly-"one thing, my friends say
am lever conscious OF myself" Maud
"No-o; | should imagine you might re-
quire outside assistance, "-NeW Iors
Times,
He fell In crossing DER the street
In the Shiny wagon paths;
~ know he said as he gained his lect,
What they mean by Tree public baths
'-Chicdgo NeDs Record
Teacher-"Who was the person who
turned everything he touched to gold?'
scholar-"I guess it was the man that
makes cheap iewelry."-Dttroa Free
Press.
Extreme righteousness seldom goes
with an air OF prosperity. The more a
man talks through his hat the shabbier
it GETS Washington Star,
A dispatch from Montana says the
Grow Indians show fight No doubt
they have caws,-LoweR Courier,
Crinolines will tell which way the
wind blOws.-Picdynae,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-18

Following fast upon Senator Hills
visit to the white house comes some
thing to disturb the general equilibrium
of things. The President does not like
the makeup OF the senate committees,
He finds Hill, Murphy and Brice in
positions where they can annoy him.
Hill is OH the judiciary. whore certain
important nominations will have to run
the gauntlet Of his good pleasure. MUIR
ply is on commerce, with n similar op.
p%ortunity. Brico is on finance, which
brings some chances his way,
The President is represented to be in
a big huff about it all, and Democratic
senators are quoted as saying that they
have fixed these things to suit them,
solves, aud il they fixing gives no
pleasure at the white house tho white
house may DO bowed.
Is that tho way to give Il good start to
an "ora OF good fccling?' 1t suggests
rough shedding for some presidential
favorites.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-18
TRUTH is STRANGE
A Wonderful Story Told by a PO-
lice 0IflCer.
His Remarkable Statement Borne
Out blythe Facts.
Certainly Our People Should Thor
oughly Understand this Matter

Alexander Bell is n retired captain Of the Port
land CIe,l police force,
He has a strange aud wonderful story to tell.
Now Mr., Bell Is an old Grand Army maniln.
deed, was one OF the founders OF the famous
Bosworth Post @. A. h, and is widely known
and much respected throughout tho State OF
Maine.
We will let him tell his remarkable story in
his own way,
II have had two strokes OF paralysis, the first
about four years ago, the second IN January
1891. My LETT side was completely paralysed,
face drawn, arm and leg lmmoyable'
On account Of my u advanced age OF Is years
and this being a sucoud attack, my physician
pronounced my case hopeless.
II was finally induced to try Dr., Greene's
Neryura blood and nerve remedy aud soon be-
gan to improve, the muscles OF the face straight
cned, then my arms began to gain, aud began
to walk after having used three bottles OF this
remedy,
"My arm l eau now place to my head and
have fair use OF 1t, and with a cane have Wake
US far as two miles aud a hall.
From being a helpless paralytic, having TO
be dressed and cared for by others, 1 now care
for myself, Can walk about the city and enjoy
fair health.
~ would state that after beginning tho use OF
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood aud nerve remedy l
used no other medicine,
Tho result surprised and astonlshed all my
friends, and they have urged me to make this
statement as a matter Of justice and to cncouT'
age Others who may bo similarly afflicted
~ will also state that was a soldier In the
late war and served Is years on the police force
OF Portland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-18
FAIRnloNr NEws.
A Pleasant weddiug-Two Big Industrial
Enterprises Building.
pt.--..L a.. Al. U.t.Ui,r,.rr

A Pleasant W~edding-rwo Big Industrial
Enterprises Building.
Special Dspatch 10 me MteliqaIceT.
FAlRMoST, W. Va, March 1.-THE
chief social event of the season was the
marriage of Mr.. Fred @. Fleming and
Miss Mamie L, Ingman at the residence
OF the brides mother, Mrs. NJ. Jane
Ingman, last night at s o'clock. The
ceremony wa performed by the Rev. r.
b. Whitehead, OF the Methodist Protes-
tant church OF this place. Owing to
the large line OF connections on each
side the spacious dwelling was filled
with relatives and friends, Tho pres
ents were numerous and many OF them
very valuable.
The prospect Of the erection Of q large
creamery here seems now to be an as
sured fact. 1t is understood that the
building will be on the land OF the Fair
mont Development Company, and that
the stock will be divided in small shares
aud that the farmers will be asked to
become shareholders, thereby increas'
ing their interests in the success OF the
enterprise. Hon. B. d. Fleming was in
Chicago recently examining the plans
aud most approved methods.
The GAINESVILLE Manufacturing Com
pany are rebuilding and much enlarg-
ing the one burned down in October
and are making such Improvements as
will give them the advantage OF the
largo trade before tho fire. At that
time they could not fill the orders and
lacked room for additional machinery.
1t is the intention to have the building
ready for running by the time the wool
clip will be offered for sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-18
N Pensinn Onestinn.

Senator Palmer will shortly introduce
q resolution to authorize the pension
committee to investigate the alleged
frauds and irregularities in tho pension
system. Senotor Palmer was a major
general in the Union army and says he
believes in pensions but not in frauds,
He makes the good point that previous
Investigations have been at the instance
OF enemies of the pension system, whose
work was discredited in advance.
Ii there be frauds or irregularities in
the pension administration, in the
granting or i N the receiving, they should
be shown up without fear or favor and
an end put to them. II anybody knows
of one fraud it is his duty to reveal it,
that the guilty may be- punished and
tho country savedl from further robbery.
The commissioner OF pensions cannot
have his eyes in every place beholding
the evil aud the good. He can act only
on tho evidence submitted to MN.
The annual disbursements for PEN
slons have grown SO large that it is time
to consider whether, in the interest of
deserving and needy men, pensioners
not in need should not be stricken from
the rolls. To give a pension to n who
has a competency or is able to earn his
living is n departure from the original
idea at the foundation of the pension
system.
The public opposition to tho present
scope Of the system is SO strong that
unless something be done to thegeneral
satisfaction the whole thing is in danger
of being ripped up by the roots. 1t is
better that tho cure shall be applied by
tho friends Of the old soldiers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-18
A or TRADE.


II. G. Dun's 4 Co.'s Weekly Review of the
business situation.
New York, March l7.-R, G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review OF trade says: Dis
tribution of goods continues very large
for the season in spite OF extraordinary
weather, some failures and a tight
money market. Storms are severe, cold
has retarded trading and collections
throughout a large part OF the country
doubtless cause much Of the money
pressure. Bessemer products are strong
er than usual at Pittsburgh. hardware
is more active, and coke improves. At
Cleveland the trade is fair. Trade at
Detroit is+Quiet and lumber heavy.
The iron industry shows improve
ment, Prices are steady, though ex-
tremely low with less pressure to real
lie, and a little more demand is seen for
bar and plate iron and steel, while
structural works are well employed,
though not at better prices. Copper is
steady. Lead is firm at 80 cents, but
tin a quarter lower.
Tho business failures during the last
sever days number 900, against 24O last
week and 240 the same week last year.
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Germnn Army nm Knlod.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE committee OF
the Reichstag on the armybil to-day re-
jccted the second reading OF the bill,
six conservatives alone supporting tho
motion for tho second reading. The
committee then adjourned until after
Easter. This vote is another blow to
any hope that remained to Chancellor
Capriva of the ultimate passage OF the
measure.
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II STATE PRESS.
Tho Cabinet.

Phappi Republican tRep)
We think it a Gresham great shame)
and a fact to Lam(oleut that there are
not more Carlisles in the Presidents
family, but we suppose Mr.. Cleveland
thought he had Biss(w)ell have lIoke
Smith and Morton as any others. Olney
we think he could easily have gotten
men OF more brain power, II We call
the cabinet feminine, We might say We
arc proud OF Herbert there is so little to
be proud Of that We beg to be excused,
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