davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-31
Die Waffen p~erfdoten.

3pei Gableute, Soe 9rnoI6, 9enannt
g@ofs@De" nnb 8m. Britannia, unter Dem
9tamen p6ren6p" b%efannt, gerietben
geitern Wttttag ait Ser @de Ser Wta@
Oiion unb @lart StroBe matchmaker
IN Streit. r6reabD" perieBte vGofz
@pe" etnen Sauiti4lag unb erbielt
Oenielben nit 3tnien 5urii6. Damn
5Ogen beibe MtGnner ibre 9rebptitoIen unb
Sober bon ibnen briidten auf ben Nnberer
bret1nal CD. 0a bic 8affen ebenlo oft per>
iagten, 9etuannen Die ll:nitebenoen 53ett,
iicb, btnetnSumiicben. Die beiben &ompfz
bGDne ftnD beute frob baritber, 6aB tbre
S3teBprigel in 10 i9Ie3ter 8erfaiiun9
marel.
, 1894-03-31
'I1eue Suboipiffonen.

9lls etn 8epeis fir sic Gbatiac6e, 6aB
Gbtcago gegenmdrttg i'm flotten8 acbStbum
begrtffen lit, lit au6 Der ltmitan6 an3uz
fi9ren, baB in ben lebteu BRET Gagen i'm
1tG0tti6en &arten99 Department a6t neue
Subotpiitonen ei%ngetragen worben itn0.
Die betreienOen @run6itiiGe baben bis ieBt
bro6 g%elegen, tDeroen iebt aber par3eltrt
lrO olf Oen Marft gebrac6t. Der 9r0Bere
SbeiL berielben Iie8t aui Der Subiette un6
auf Der Nor0peftieite.
, 1894-03-31
0runOeigent6um
a. DE. -@ommerfrtf8

Gotten in q. 6. 9eiin9's gOlpers 2afe Suboioiton.
@uf olgeneineu Muni8 Der 3ablrei9en geiu4er BON
9errn 9eiing's 6orm am QoiperS Safe in @isconiiu lit
bic &ote=6rout in Soften nusgele9t unb int ben Marft
gebra9t. 9ppers Safe lift in 3lueiftinbl9er 5abrt nit
Der Nortb @Seitert=9abn 5n errei6en, Iie9t Habe Der
Station @enoo SuuctiOn, Wisconfn. 9te turSe 5aDrt
bon @enoo Suuctiou snm Cafe lit reid an Sceuerteu rub
9en09rt cine berrlt9e @ust6t ouf bs berlmlteqeuoe
&errotn. Die Soften Daben iGntmlib so JuB SIofront
at See uno ielbft int beIBeiteu CONNER trebt Elm be-
ltonotg fubler Winb bonn Sioen ilber ben Safe unb limb
III 6ol9e Der Sibfront uub bes itetie tabIen @inbes
oIele Gotten bic begebrteiten am 9on3eu &ate; fe bobeu
cine Stefe bon 400 SUB. fino nit ben f96uiten
99ottenbdumen, tute GiGer, 9u6eu, @eberH, uuO olerIei
Sbltn99eloa9ien betaubeu, erbebeu itb t~beilpeiIe so SUP
nber ben See ltn0 bietet cine utolertide gusii6t lber ben
cine Nteile breiteu uno 3pet WleiIeu Ian9eu See, nel1er
al Sbbnbelt uno Sceuerteu benz Safe @eueno, benz be=
liebteiten See @iscouItus, 9lei1fpmmt Sos flare
NSaller, bon Gtfeuque1et gen6brt, frei BON alien Sumpf=
pflan3eh Der iaubt9e 9oben bieten Die f9bnften Babe
pl6Be 3oblrelbe Slide, 9potfabren unb Seaeln Inben
unb prompte @erbinoun9 5lpii8en Der station 9euua
Suuctiou unb benz 2afe lift eeIprgt.
gtur 55 Soften itub oprbaubeu; feire Fannie uno
Natlrliebbaber IoQteu es unterloiIen, Ii6 cine 8ouiteae
gu fi6ern. gtGbere ausfunft. ertbeilt, iOpie glotten
~perIeuoet
6. MeIms.
1855 Milpaufee @pe.
pber 3inmer go, $40. 20 ga Saae Ctr.
aaeiniger ageHt. @eIO= uuO 9anOsef8aft.
, 1894-03-31
Ueue S~lotternfdue

fDltrOcn beUte T0rmlttag i'm @eiun6bettS=
amt pie fol9t an9emeI0et:
Settle Gngliib, 27 S., 20 g8alton 9lace
ST. Wtc@ann, "a S., 405 80. Il. SraBe
g8m. Spens, % S., 1913 B. GongreBs
itraBe; 98m. 6tloebran6, 2 S., 1868
Sacrantentoitr. 9Iois &oepfe, 8 S., 1866
@. 20. StraBe; Sranf Garc3pnsfi, 6 s.,
953 2S. 25 StraBe; Sreberica Gitneb, 60
s., 822 B. 81. StraBe; Sobn 8onbro1ef,
30 s., GrumbuQ 2lDe., 3tpiiden %. unh
20. StraBe; MarD 8On6raief, 5. &c., baz
ieIbit; S. g. 9ttleD, 20 S., 6. s. 6oipi.
tai; q. @Dans, Sc s., 2O5 3. Q(oe.
!6eute 8ormtttag mar bas 8lotterns
boipttaI iotpeit gefiut, baB nun mod in Ser
Srauen7 unb &tnoer : 2(bt6ei(un9 einigt
&ranfe aufgenommen peroen t0nnel.
, 1894-03-31

ltonO nit Sem 8ranbe in 8erbin6ung
itc6e, biSber ais grunOlOS berau89eiteut,
a6er Ser Q(mtmann, @raf &rc8e, iou Oob
tntolge iOI6er, ictne Stelung ibSbigenber
@erit4te bercit5 freitpiuig ieinc @~nttaiiung
etn8ereibt baben, unO lte ioQ an9enommen
lctn. DIS ietn gtncDfolger DirO Baron bon
@Se, btS3er in SDbroe, %9enannt."
tSF0rtTeBunq foIQt.1
, 1894-03-31
QooesfGue

ipur6en beute 8ormittag BEL benz &egiitrar
beS @elunObeitsamtes pie foIgt anges
meloet:
NicoIaus Braun, 81 S., gto. 272 Moz
b%otpfitr.
9eOnar6 8iGs, 40 S., 6. 6. Nrmenbaus.
Mfaria @ertin, % s., s. 6. 9oipital.
, 1894-03-31
Seri0ieOenes.
0rumOeigentbum


gu perto nfen -@onens lp Sic IbbuIt.
98oIer unb, Selper in ben StraBen uuO Die 5traBen o.
pfoitert Sage: Stio= uno Oitfrout. WeQeu 8reis nm
%lpetterer NuStunft lpeuoe man fib miiuoli6 ooer itrtfts
LID an SO m. 8. See, 112-114 3eorborn Ctr,
8ppce Building. 2Omibom
, 1894-03-31
gtG9mai6inen


On oerfoufeu: Srei etluas o~ebraudbte 9tdb=
y moidiueui rlinen io9lei9 ~perfauff fperben. 6233
G; 9allteosStr. 9tad3uirogen i'm @n9lepoDb Siquor
StDre.
Giuqer. MbeeIer s. WilIon. 9umeftic, Stonbaro.
-QSbtte, MilcOr & Gibbs. Stem 9Dme. 9rUlun, $500
bis $500. Sorontirt oplItdu0Ig uno iutatt. q Smen's
@leetrtc BIB, @de State uno QDams Str, Giutritt EOS
Stote Ctr. Often SDnuto9s BON $50 BORN. bis 1890
9sa1ut. I7m3, 1Staluio
, 1894-03-31
beirQtbsf6eine.

Solgen6e t6eirat6Sibeine tpurben beute
Worgen BON GERM SaGmonion tm8ureau
DeS GountDclerfS aus9eferti9t:
, 1894-03-31

Il Dertaueu: Cine 9Ot, 25x125, on Sdoolitr.
~ rabe 9toro @bica9o G6Gbenpart, luertb S7O0, fin
5000 Sab. &oreilire: IL IS thanksgiving.
29m37t
, 1894-03-31
Glaiitfisirte Qlnseiaen

tofter bis gu 10 28Orteu 10 Gents, iebes meitere g8ori
lGent StelenQeIude frei.
, 1894-03-31
TinanSieueS.
BferOe, @agelt, Ounbe It.


9n Dertaufen: 9eliOerD5 @rpreB=GGooen u1b
- &utl9et. 6. s. 9na, 23O8-23E8 Stote Ctr,
6obrtt 243-245 e. Blaee. lTm53Wf
2~nnerto9fem: gSnrreq" $40 s. @bt, 3tnl.
15m3, BAN
, 1894-03-31
SimOn'S Grove.

Sal. @imon bietet ietuen bequen1 ~9elegenen uu6 nor=
trefflt9 et%ngert6teten Hicnic=YIak uebIt &egeIbnbn
gum 8errltetben an. 1917 81. @larf Ctr, @de &alu=
renee 9tpe., on @nbpnntt Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sci: 8. q. 14o. 3ms1Mt
, 1894-03-31
0ennrbcn:

Sn Son Qntonio, Seros." Geo. s.. Sederman,
9elte6ter Sobn BON 9einri9 nuo 6rie6erife 9ederuan,
% Seetbooen Bloce. 8eerbigungs=am5ei9e ipater.
, 1894-03-31

MnftiDns=S erfGufe.
ufttpuS=N pti3.
Ve9uIGre 8ertaufssSagE
Mtontass unb 9Ouuerftogs.
peat q @ertdufe on on0ereu Saoeu bs Wpuots.
Woaren auf Brtpat=Yerfouf. WDoleIale ooer gfetaiL All
Nuttipns=8reiIen.
gerfdufe BON @ObnuugssgtnrtBtun9en eine Spesiolitdt
SeIb pp~r9ef9pffeu bel uebertro9ung
Gorreiponbeusen perben eripartet.
Martin @mert9 & So,
NuftipuGre,
12ap1S, tnio 261 6 s @tate Ctr, Chicago.
0luftt onS=8 erfauf bon 8feroen II. I. 10. 9iens.
~ tags uno Sreitags INT 10 ubr. @erf1uf BON neuen
&opaSug9Ies nm II ubr, 261 Meft II. StraBe,
80. s.. @berIe,
Autttpudr BON Srru6s l1O Decentralization.
22tI1eE tn1o
0(utttonS=@erfouT !! Sine feline Bnrtie SrgeIn 5u iroenO
y etttenl o~nnebmboreu Breiie. &ontrnt u1o beii9ti9t !!
29m34t 621 81. MaotIot STU.
, 1894-03-31
MeMnrbctt

Qnl 30. WtGr3 1894, SOFA Slobm I'M glter bon n
JaDrett IN tbrer Wpbnun9, 63 SocIou 8lo. 8eerbt=
QltQS= NnaeIne in6tPr.
, 1894-03-31
D0hentlthe Briefiite.

ollie in bieier SiIte onge5etgten Srteie, tpeI6e ni9t
%innerbaIb 5tpei 96o6er, pom obenitebeuoen Datum eiHs
9erefnet. ebgebolt iino, iuer0eH nab Der dead Letter
Office in Q8aibiugtoH 9eianoL.
, 1894-03-31
SecrSiettmes= 2Gttsetge.

pie 8eeroi9ung meines burdb BEN urterbtttItden Sob
Q rib eltrtiIenen innl9it ~oeliebten 9otten Syeroinamo
3Ssrtel tt1oet am Sonntog ben l. Nprif, 9tadmitta9s
lhr, ODm 9elpDIbe aug in QSolb6eiul itott.
Sie tiefbetrilbteu Sluter6lie6enen
0ltla Sertel, Satin, nebft &iuberu.
.. 3citter, S6lpiegerpater.
, 1894-03-31
SerlanQt: @dnner unb anabem.

@btcagO, SIS, 29. @tdr8 "a.
~ Ser unter3ei6nete, Der nit Der Union ct. 8t. 60,
per Seb1gb W1leD Transportation 81. Ino Der 9GeItern
Sranrt 50. etnen @ontraft fir Die 8eiorgung ibrer
6ra9t maDreno Der Soi1On DDn 1894 ~a69eI6lpieu bat,
pun19t 81 oteiem 8ebufe eine binreidenbe Auaobl BON
9roettert 5l e%119a9trelt. Sies &rbett lutro nab Der
3Onne be5ablt uub Die 2elte f6nnen ftder ieitt, bar Ie
lteDr SelO per0tener, tu0em ie 5rn6t tn 0teier Weiie
oelor9en, dig 1entals 3uoor. BerDetratbete &ette erbal=
ten IN 1eoer Se5le9nng ben 8or5u9, SepiIienbafte nno
eprllde MrbeIt ptr0 onerfaunt uuD our6 8efDr0erung in
1eoent %etn3elnen Sale belobnt tperoeu. SCI ipitnIde Die
Snterellen Der an ben Dieiigen 9odS beidGfttgte1 @r=
petter 81 t%Droern, lpte i'd eS III Buffalo. 81. D.. Qetbon
2aqe, uao pm ~uper5en9t pap 1eoe III DteIer Staot ans
la11l9e uno babel i%ntereiItrte YerIou mir Dafiir @reDit
9epet lnlro, 1o6alo rtetn Spitem elmer eDrliben unO
unpartettlhen 8robe unterlporfen porben 1T. 2eute,
ipelde 8el9dIttgnt9 lpitnlben, 1nDgen poripretben 5tpi=
l9en ben Stlnben BON Z ubr Ntpr0ens un0 6 ubr
@benos IN 11etner Office, $40. SO Giper=Str., san 9ie9o
90. s. @onuers,
1o,1o,rtort Senl 6ret9bt @outractpr.
Wer1an9t: Sin jun9er Mann, Der NIT 9fer0en
nm9e9e1 fam nHS in Der gtSOf 6etannt 1T;
Sc ertau IT: Sin gutter Carpenter 9ornQnn un6
slft9e CUTE @%arpetter. 6O5 gtortb Part Ape.,
80 uDr AbenoS. 30r133t
0Serla 1t: Sun9er 9Rann, 1870 Sabre ait, fir EN-
SeI96ftSbons, ipe.G6er 9GiI1ens if. 8udb0lter,
Staots8ettunQ. 2%5m5lg9tuTo.
SerIangt: Trauen nnO 3GO6en.
Wer1an9t: Sin 9utes MGb6en fir aaoemetne
- SouSarbett. 9tnd3ufragen 1876 g. 9oDne 4pe.
Werlon9t: Mdb9en fHr @ausor6eit, mug Qut
m9lDelt ulo bn9eln fbnren; ebenio ~&tnberma09eu.
Az Oft 45. StraBe.
WerIangt: @utes oeutdes Mdoben aum Gpdeu,
~ 9Soiben lnb 8i9eln. $3.50 g8aboI6 @Oe.
RerIangt: Gin 1unges MaO4en gum @toreten0en.
~ sG3n erfrage1 ESQ q. @lurt=Str.
OS%erIon9t: Sin Wtdo9en ober gFrou in elmer 8Quns
~ orD. gu ntel0en bel
3Om33t Strait &app, ego gaB ctr.
Werlon9t: MdbGen, 15-2O Sabre oft, fir en @e-
i96ftsbaus, nel9e8 Miaeus lit, 8udb6olten, Gppe=
lprtttng &C. in Office gu Ierueu. &breiie: Il. SO Stoats=
5ettung' 25nl3 WtuIp.
, 1894-03-31
Neue An5ejger.

Clue 0ooess In5et9eu, weIde fir ole
mOrsen52Ius9obc DER o1ainois Stats
5e'tnn9" anf9e9eben weroen, erfbeinen fofen
tret I'm Abenoblatt. Die 2tnnahme pom 2lrs
3el9en fir oas abenobIatt idIie6t nm u ubr
Htttta9s, fir Ole nIorsen.2Iuseabe nm 10 ubr
UbenoS.
, 1894-03-31
8eHOrbcm:

Wnt. Sptt, 9eliebter @otte bon &ouiIa 8orr, int
SAlter BON 81 Sabret. 8eerbt9un0 Sotnta9, oen /.
9prtl, Ibr gtn9mitta9s. bonn Srarerbouie, So gpruea
Str., per &nti1en mad @unoers &ir9bDf.
Nugult, &td6oro, Oscar, Srout, 9euroe uno Mil=
liam 8orn uno 9toIe Wetna6t (9eb. Born, &tnoer.
, 1894-03-31
V. utelW9g
8feb. BON, fri Ia, BAN 1885 Wtilpaufee Noe.

q Derfoufen: &Dts auf Nbi9logs3ablun9 in Der
~ 9t6be Der Belmont uno @lfton @Denue S500-$6O0.
@0ttages merOeu, ean3 nab Muni6 bes &dufers, eben,
touS ouf Abl0lags5aDlung 9ebaut. s.. Sob, 3immer 35
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Mttttags 3pi1Deu GINS Il. 3lpei.
15m3, BAN
, 1894-03-31
IerIangt: Tranen nnO @a06en.


WerGan9t: Sin 9utes MGbden fir a~Ioentetn
~ 9ousarbett. 9tod3ufrogen 3 9. So1ue Qpe.
, 1894-03-31

WerIan9t; Mdb9en fir 9ousorbeit, mug gut
p9lGelt un6 bit9eln tDnnea; e6enIo &~inoerm6o6en.
Ala Sft 45. StroBe.
, 1894-03-31

WerGon9t: Sin iunger Mann, Der NIT 9fer0en
~ unt9eben fam unb in Der Stobt 6etonnt III.
$50 Slue SSlau0 0lbe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18

Mrs. PhGbe Thomas, Of Junction City,
ILL.,, was told by her doctors she had
consumption and that there was no
hope for her, but two bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her, and she says 1t saved her life. Mr.
Thomas Eggers, 1870 Florida St, San
Francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried with
out result everything else, then bought
one bottle DR.. Kings Now Discovery
and in two weeks was cured. He is nat.
urally thankful. 1t is such results, Of
which these arc samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine IN
coughs and colds. Free trial bottles at
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. Regular
sizo soc and Sl.00.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE effect OF the sale
was beneficial 10 the market, and succeeding to
considerable attention was extended 70 all offer
Tugs Of dress goods aud particularly for spring,
bitter feeling throughout the market, aud with
such a large number Of prominent buyers pres
cnt good trade Of tho distributing character
was effected The demand was OF very general
character. Printing cloths quiet at 24c Will
merdinY, Morris & Mitchell to-day made per.
enptory trade sale OF fifty thousand pieces black
aud coiorcl cotton warp cashmere and fancy
tiross goods by order OF Harding: ~httman Y
There was a large attendance OF buyers fro m all
narkatN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18
Wool.

MELBOURNE, Oct 1.-THE wool auction sales
opened hero to-day and were well attended a
good selection was offered. Prices were from
10 10 per cent below lust seasons average. The
new Gin Is In good condition. Cable advices
received from Sidney show thNt the clip Is about
cGIiAl to last years In quality and that many
American and continental buyers arc present.
NEw YORK, Oct l7.-Wool quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct 1.-THE cattle market was
lower but steady. The sales OF natives were
principally at 81 75a2 50 for cows aud bulls and
at 81 OOa6 50 for steers Western cattle sold
largely at 81 5OaS 20. A continued fair demand
for stockers aud feeders was noted a. y OOAsnG
aud for veal calves at g 2Saj Is. HoSS-The
tone OF the market was less depressed than on
the previous days ofthe week. The greater part
OF the q, 900 head offered found buyers ut 91a
as Is. though there were many sales Of y 7ja
IS and not few at 8 6Oai Is; culls and cholera
pigs sold at e. COAT Is where buyers could d.
found. Sheep-There was a limited demand IN
sheep and valves were nominal: sales Of sheep
were generally below 81 10; 81 7ja@ 80 being pop
ular prices. Tho bulk OF the lambs were below
S. Is. ReceIptS-Cattlo. 1900 head; calves, CIV
head; hogs, q. 900 head; sheep, &IoOO head.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Oct. lz.-cattle steady
and unchanged Hogs dull and lower; Philadel'
phIas s. Sja6 10; best Workers aud mixed s. ?0G
$5i common TO fair Workers s lo%n ~ ;p iSSs
sows s. !5a4 90. Sheep dull aud unchanged.
CtNciNNArI. Oct. 17.-Hogs weaker at 81 01a
10; receipts 5000 head; shipments l5OO head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18
plln., plIpM Itcl,Inr piiea.

SYMPTOMS - Moisture; intense itching and
singing; most at night; worse by scratching. II
oiinScd 10 continue tumOrs form, which often
Llccd aud ulcCrAte, becoming very sore.
SWEYNEg OISTNEST stops the itching mud
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most casSN ~.
moves Tic tJImuIS. Al druggists, or by mall for
iGcentS DR.. Swayno & Son Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY

TIme Tn{,|n No 10. so take effect lt:1t u, m,
sunday. November ID lsJk

Tin,e Tntin No -. 80 take effect l!:1t a. m,
sunday November ID lsJi
Leave Wheeling t0:1. lll;i0a m, t1:?o.
Gals, tI.s0 1900 p. ~,
Leave Peninsula 1900. Psi, lI:i6a n.,t2:I.
lisa Eesvc Martins FSrry-tsa, 1857, ll:S2a m.
t3;TI, S3:17 lEta gg:l!,
n ~ fI:SS, oI:l!. Il 10. t9;lS y. m
S,5tRI a. m, iS:SG, ti:Oj, ti!lI. 1915 p. IN.
Leave Martins Ferry sO:07 ain, "l!:D,
7I:OS, l:lO ti:ip, Is:il y, IN.
Tea Leave Peninsula a9:l4hm., 1881, lt:IL
4I:i7, tj:.J. tS:6Sn III.
Arrive Wheeling 1870 a m, "l2:5L
tsnsIiv. tDaIly except Sunday. lSundayI only.
kiItrains will run on Eastern Tine
J.E TAusSld, Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18

NEW YoRK. Oct. f7.-P!g iron quiet. Tin
dull Lead. brokers' price S. 90; exchange price
spot 50 Is: market weak. Copper. brokers price
OsSc; exchange price for spot 50 6Oa9 u; market
dill. Lend, 6 ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18
I,rrndstun nn,l Provisions.

CHICAGO. Oct, l7,-The markets were all very
dnI for an hour today. After that there WINS n
fair amount Of business ut irregular prices.
Wheat corn nnd oats became very weak but
woke np AMI closed ti~ttS Assn. wheat and corn
at practically unchanged prices G compared
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18

ISrLAMEp, itching, burning, crusty
and scaly skin and scalp Of infants
soothed and cured by Johnson's Oriental
Soap. Chas. R. Goethe and W. W. Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18

Simply apply "swAYHE's oISrMENr." No In.
formal medicine required. Cures tGttcr, eczema.
Itch all SFupttous gu the face hands nose, &c,
leaving tho skin clear, white aud healthy. Its
great healing aud curative powers nrc possessed
By no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYNE'S OINTMENT ITltsAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18

When Baby was DICK, We gave her castorta.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castorte.
When shc became Miss, she chung to Castorin.
When she had Chldrur. she gave thom CastorlA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18

NV YORK, Oct. 17.-Pfttolenrn steady: Penn
none; closed at s21%c bid; Lima oil, sales none.
OIL CRY. PA. oct. l7.-shipments s',isl bar.
rles: runs o., so barrels
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money ami stoct
Markets.

The Features OF the Money AMI stoot
Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. l7-MOney on call easy at l
nor cent; last loan per cent; closed at per
cent, Prime mercantile paper Sai1S per cent.
Sterling exchange easier, with actual business
in bankers billslat 81 s73zai SIX for demand.
Silver certificates 6}ISc bid. The total sales OF
stocks to-day were l0l ,9SS shares.
secSatIou on the stock exchange to-day was
fairly active, but the movement OF prices was
Irregular md the trading unsettled In character.
After weak opening. due TO heavy LONDON
market for American securities the inaTEet ne
cnme firm on q reduction In the rates Tor ster'
liuY exchange. there was general covering Of
shorts and some buying for the long Account.
which resulted In an upward movement Aver
mid day the dealings became light, except Tor
the O. 4 o.. which broke per cent TO q on the
had boon reduced from 25 70 per cent This
action had an unfavorable eject on the rest Of
the list, aud during tho last hour prices sasged
oil without any pressure 10 sell, by reason
OF the absence OF buyers, and the market closed
weak with majority OF the stocks dealt IN
from " u ~ per cent higher than the close OF
Yesterday, while III the case Ot Toledo q ONO
Central gain OF per cent was made on pur'
chase of 100 shares.
The SpccInltIcs received more attention than
usual and were IN the main heavy. some mate
rial declines being established ~ THIS group, noLl;
biz "a per cent IN Central Pacific on sales OF ~
shares 81 long stock; = In Adams Express on the
sale OF u hnndrch.tha lot, disposed Of probably
oil account OF the loss sustained By the compa'
ny through the recent trAIu robbery "a ~ Lake
Fila < Western aud / per cent In do preferred,
Delaware, inckawanna & Western and
Lake Eric Preferred. The only active stock
which shows n decline on the day Is Sugar the
loss being "a per cent. b. Il o. opened at ~, 4
derline Of per cent from the closing figures Of
Yesterday, and whom the announcement was
made In the reduction Of the rate OF dividend,
the stock broke 8 per cent additional 10 GS re:
covering TO G9. aud closing at ISL, net loss oil
81 per cent.
III the bond market a generally firm tone pre-.
vailed on a moderate volume Of business.
Government bonds llrtn.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds Ilrm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18
10y Pennsylvania Stations.
IVIFRRRsyIVdnid LINES.
VIZ Trains Run By Central Time.

rIcKrr OTF1cEs At pF:ISSYLvAEIA STATION os
WATER ST. FOuT OF ELEVENTH Sr.. WHEELING
AT MCf.UlE HOUSE, WHEELING, AND AT TDE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. PKIDGEPORT,
Sorr,,wvrr SYsrY~-"YAE HANDLE ROUTE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18
RAILROADS.
LEAVE Rim GROVE,


fDaIIy, except SuNIny,
s:i a IN. aud Wheeling at 1917 p IN.
Trains No. . @, II and % connect with hefdlc
l,nc Tor TriadeIphIa Hefdic leaves TriMielphta
Tor Elm Grow al b:$o r. m. 1880 a. M. 1890 q m.
and ono D. m, Daily, except Sundays aud Sat
urday's herdic, will conuoct with train No 81,
leaving Wheeling atii:09 3. H..
sundays herlic leaves Tris,delp6ia at ,I yE'
trains No. s, II and ~ from Wheeling.
H. Z WEISGERBER Gen. Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18

."on Sunday Tain No. % will run from Uh.
rlchsville only.
On Sunday, train No. ~ runs to Lor1In. and
No. 80 from Lorain only.
For time card, rate OF faro and further lnfor.
nation regarding our trains apply 10 any c.. L.
4 W. ticket agent, or G. S Bclknap. Travelling
Passenger Agent. MaSslllon, ..
Gcnl Freight and Pass Agent. Cleveland. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
On md after Sunday. June 3. 1891. Passenger
rr1inS viii run rs follows: 'DailY. tDAily Ex'
rnNi SunJnv Central tino
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-08
rUVAL COUNTY FOR
MCALL.

San Diego, Texas, June 3.-The
democratic county convention tor
Duval county last night instructed
for The following officers: For gov
ernor Mccall, second choice Cul
berso"; lieutenant governor George
w. Fulton, eecond choice Kirby;
treasurer, Workman; comptroller,
Wiggins7land commissioner, W alsh;
SUI erintcndent Of public instruc
ton, Cariis'' Legislature, JEFF Nc
Lemor,; j. b. Wells United State.
senator, second choice Chiffon;
court OF criminal appeals, Hnrt,
Davidson and E. c. PhiIiip,;fou.th
civil Court of appeals, Neil, Jamrs
and Fly; present incumbent Grain
for congress; Fuller for attorney
general, with Henry for second
choice.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-08
COLUMBUS AND THE EGG

Ii is announced that bullet
prouf cuirass, invented By Hiram
Ma1im, has been successfully test
ed in England. This reminds US
of Columbus aud the egg. When
the great discoycrer demonstrated
how easy it WAS to find new co"
tiuents whole host of nsvigators
trimmed their s,ils aud stcered
westward. Tailor Dove, of Man
helm, no sooner demonstrated that
1t was possible to make coat thar
wonld resist HE bullets of modern
riffs than his invention has been
improved on, and no doubt many
inventors, like the men who ques
tined Columbus four C INJURIES ago,
are now wondering how it is that
they never Thought Of it before.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-08
a REIGN OF TERROR.

Grippe Greek, Col, June "A
reign of terror exists in this city
and the women aud children are
being removed 10 places Of safely.
The general belief ia that the depu
lies will move against the strikers
on Bull Hill rodav. 1t is reported
that Gen. Palmer, who built the
Denver Il Rio Grande Railroad
and has established reputation AS
- fighter, will he in coitimand of
the deputies, with Charles Adams
IN direct charge of the cavalry.
The lighting force ON Bull Hill was
increased today by the arrival of rs
miners from Fremont county and
they now number about 1900 men.
1t is reported that over 1000 depn
ties have taken tain at Divide
for Midland, the terminus OF thu
Midland Terminal Railway, aud
will proceed at once to Bull Hill.
The telegraph "fices at Divide re
fused TO send out messages and the
sen,inels will not permit any travel
between this city and Divide. The
deputy wounded in the skirmish to
day WAS taken to Midland. His
name has not been learned.