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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-26

Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road sept 45-3 cars lumber car cotton seed,
l0} bbls spirits turpenline, g85 bbls rosin, 226
bales cotton.
Per Central Railroad, sept 25-5,25s bales
cotton. a bdls hides 10 cane mills, 10 crates
brooms. % cases eggs, u nests baskets, ~
tons pig iron. 20l pkRs dOmcstlcs 222 pkgs
mdsc. III bbls spirits turpentine, 2479 bbls
rosin 1 car hay, car pipe, car sash, doors
aId blinds . cars meat, car poultry, cars
coal ] car wood, / car bran, car lime, car
poultry.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway
Sept 35--llt bales cotton, cars brick, car
stone. I car wood, % bags peanuts
Per Savannah, Florida and Western railway
Sept 25--l 8 b bales cotton. 1900 boxes vegeta-
bles ] 43 BOXES fruit ] IN bbls rosin, 34
bbls spirits turpentinc 10 cars rock II cars
lLmtCr. car fish, I car beer car barrels 2
cars cotton seed, ] car lard. / car bagging .
cars cattle. cars wood, z cars scrap iron.
cars oats, / car hay. 2 cars meat g bales hides.
81 casss eggs, 20 bDls rice, 55 bales tobacco 3
cars Hdse.
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton viii be furnished masters OF vessels free
OF charge in United states photographic
Office in the custom house Captains are re-
qucstcd to call an the Office.
Reports of wrecks ana GCTelicts received
for transmission 70 The navy deparmont.
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various committees now contesting for the
right TO reorganize the property will reach an
auicable arrangement before lOng. Net
changes show advances OF ls S. per cent. eX-
cept for Western Union. chicago Gas and
Reading which declined isGelia per cent. The
fOnd market was irregular. 4 he sales Of
listed stocks aggregated llI,OO0 shares; uu-
listed p UDo shares
The quotations at the closing we're as fol-
lows
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The DAILY MARKETS.
No Specially Interesting Features in
ANY Of the Departments.

cotton Futures CLOSED a Few Points
Higher at Liverpool-New York was
1,ower-Spot Markets Quiet and
Generally Lower - Professional
trading in Stocks-Wheat Made
a Low Record-Oats the Active
erain-The Local Markets Quiet
and Steady.
savannah Sept. 25.-The markets we're
Generally quiet, and the excitement caused
the expected storm absorbed the interest
NJ raiders Cotton was in fair demand at
Unchanged prices, There was but little do
ing in spirits turpentine. Resin was in good
demand and prices were firm and unchanged.
The general movement in the jobbiny depart
raerts was quiet and steady.
There was strictly professional trading on
tbe New York Stock Exchange. Stocks were
cratic and after fluctuations within a mar
row range. closed firm, with net advances of
/. to "a per cent, except for Chicago as,
1yasrern Union and Reading, which declined
!, 10 ia per cent.
Wheat made another low record at the
chicago Board of Trade. December futures
selling down to Sac a bushel, and lost &c to
Sc from. yesterday. Bulls bought corn early
and sold late. The price for futures closed
Zee under yesterday, while cash corn was
higher but closed weak. Oats futures were
in good demand, and a prominent feature.
The market closed at a decline Of &c for
Nav. Cash oats were &c higher. Provis-
ions opened lrm, but closed lower.
There was no encouragement in the futures
markets. which opened lower but gained a
little strength at the close. The spot markets
we're generally quiet at decline.
The following resume Of the different mar
kets will show the tone and the quotations
for the day:
The local market became steady under q
fairly GOOD demand The sales for the day
we're 2 Sgl bales On Change at the first cal
alto o clock a. m, the market opened steady
atvesterday's closing quotations, and contin
ned unchanged until the change to-day. Al
tbe tfrst call, the sales were 100 bales, l,O7.
bales at the second, and 269 at the last call
The following we're the official quotations:
Mlddllng lalr N OIIllLld
Good mlddllng-.. ..,'..s..ss--... '..Ot8
Mlddllng --......... .''.-'.'''' '''''o
Low middling ............... .......,'.-2 9-l6
Good ordlnary....... .........'-.....-.o4
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Steamship City Of Birmingham, Burg, Ney
York-C q Anderson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-26

Steamer Alpha. Daniels Beaufort ant
Port ROyal-C Il Medlock Agent.
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The following were the quotations for the
corresponding date last year: A, b, c and d,
95c; h, 81 10; e, Sl.05; c.. SIlO; H. SI2EI
81 40: K, $3.50; NJ. S225; n. $50; window
glass, 800; water white $3.50.
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Port Tampa,
We
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andwa a
follow ngda yn with L
Tite
following
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cline. owing TO southern and Liverpool sell
ing, as Wen as some decline at the south. But
the decline here was not great. as the weather
NJ the south was threatening. L. Is not gen
orally bel eyed that all danger of "a cyclone
on the southern coast has disappeared
although New Orleans tried To ere
ate that impression. The receipts. though
Ialrly large. were smaller than in 1891 The
interior towns are receiving considerable
cotton, and the south is Offering to sell quite
freely. There is also some fear OF the effect
or october notices. still there was some con-
unental buying and enough local covering
toward the close to cause something OF a
rally, in which the net decline for the day
was small Liverpool, the October notices
and possibly the weather tomorrow will in
Huenee the course OF prices within the next
twenty-fOur hours"
Naval Stores
Spirits Turpentine- There was little de-
mand for domestic shipment. The oTeriny
stock not being large enough TO interest the
foreign exporters. they are paying more at
tentlon to the loading Of their vessels with
the stock they have 10 ship. At the Board OF
Trade, at The first call, al IL o'clock. the
market was bulletined firm. at 25lc for
regulars. with sales of $40 casks. At the last
CAL 1t closed firm and unchanged with no
sales reported.
Rosin-The market was firm and un-
changed. AT the first call at the Board OF
Trade sales of 2.2S9 barrels were posted.
There were no sales reported at the last call.
The omclal quotations were as follows.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-26

SAM ROUTE.
Savannah, Rrnericus montgomery Railway.
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No 3G ar savannah . IS pm, No 8s II 2j am
From Jacksonville and ali points IN
Orleans by the Florida Central and Peninsu-
lar Railroad.
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Arrived YesterdnY.

~~~~~-~-~~~~~-~-~~~~-~~
Wednesday, Sept 2G
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PLANT SYSTEM.
Savannah, Florida & Western R'y.

CONG NORTH-READ UP
= - 8
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Local MiscelIaneous Markets

We" 1ork sept. 20.-IrelSury balances
TODAY we're as follows; Coin, S75,621 900 cur
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Florida Central 81 PenTnsular Railroad Co.
Time Table in Effect
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Liverpool, Sept. 25 noon.-Cotton-De
mL0uerate; prices weak; American middling,
s-i-52d; sales, 10000 bales; American, $500
oales, speculation and export. 1000 bales
receipts, - bales Futures opened weak;
demand fair
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p, Total exports since Sept. l, "a:
To France II. ~
To the continent 30 ne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26
= Een rruas. niscerm.

Caseys ur B-ovas has discovered
il tie rSilsol co.PoSano.E' fell pI,-
poe 70 6ess.ey c organisation. Il pe-
sfEa M, Brownies cot tbs isss =
reaas ms 5eadAh purpose It shoxs
isssft q the eold@&ostd te@sa6 c;
thass soa!lsss o~c-aeat;o2s ssas those
She-s5s SHALL PAY.
n.1s railroads hs6 hsa 1o7s3 IS
shey should sve esea hys :saaS syn
pnhx WITH tbs me- who vaa. : 30 %
W.saisStos, sher voQid hsvs hsa&spe,
cd raia eesiy tos sas@ at ever sa-
sse, &ad tee lRa Voold have he4a
msse up Of sespe,s and diaiag cars
properly sse&el
BroHae's Indictment of The nii.cSi
ee-psade2ss insi whst thsy nisas
hsrs Upse.s5x s TIE result c; setci-c
ira ;ra-sPest2aca 70 TIE Washington
teaassI Il ssoSas VIII kAe2 asStAs
r2y nsA re sa:ras5fslovs aAsae3
e tasz.Aws
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26
TOOK HIS OWN lice
Leading Farmer OF 3ia-lon County Kills
Himself by Shooting.

Heading Partner OF Marion County Kills
Himself by Shooting.
Special DJac.e! 10 &c Ea:d!t9zotr.
FAIRMOHr, W. Va, april e5.-Will.
lam NJ. Thompson committed suicide
early this morning az his home, about
one mile from Rivesville, this county.
He had been in very poor health for
more than q year, and this morning
sbou. . o'clock he 90, up aud went out
OF his room, aad his wife, becoming
alarmed O. his long absence, called
their son, who. after q long search,
found his father ir the cellar under the
corncrib, which is abou. twenty feet
from the dwelling. He had procured
the .iae, and must have loaded i, at
night or during yesterday, for there was
no load in it previously, and. plscinc
the nrILle a2ains. the cheek under the
left eye. fred, the ball coming out OF
the back OF his head. He was dead
when found. He was born and raised
IN Moroacalia county. and vas a most
excellent citizen and life long Republi-
ian he was about ifty-shree years old.
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Mr.. Mills and His Markets

In the tariff ideas OF Senator Mills
the country may see the DRIFT OF the
Democratic parsyou this Greatqueation-
The Texas senator would put on the
FREQ list wool, all yarns, metals in the
lower forms OF manufacture, such as
pig iron, SO that the producers OF the
higher fotmso manufacture may invade
the markets OF the world"
With all this to base their respective
industries on, how would American
manufacturers meet the English? AL
the materials, no matter at what stage
OF advancement, are free OF duty to the
English manufacturer, who has besides
the lower wages Of his country. It
should be clear 10 everybody that il the
American manufacturer is to take 4 for
eisn market away from the English he
must offer some advantages.
There vas q cres,er economic
delusion than "the markets OF the
world" 1t was a foolish dog that
dropped the bone to snatch AZ its shad-
on. Humans are supposed to have
more OF the saving grace OF common
sense than q dog has.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26
PERSONAL POINTS.

There is prospect thss Maclrlay's
diary will be published this vea-. The
extracts communicated TO the world BIZ
Sir George Tsevelyan show how iull
OF vivid interest the whole journal
must be.
Miss Dod, the lady tennis champion
OF England, only recently celebrated her
twenty-fr,, birthday. She is an expert
bicycliss and golf player, IS we'll az a
singer and piaais.
Mr.. Gladstone's version of the odes OF
Horace is now in the publishers hands
It ia said that among his other literary
lAbo.s are several tragedies which are
still in Ms.
Commodore Edwin D. Morgan has
become the father Of his third child. and
under the will o; the late Gov. s. D.
Morgan will receive SI5A,0oo, or S20,09e
for each child.
Robert Buchanan is about to under.
take the dangerous experiment: OF pro-
ducinS WORKS Of his own IN : theatre
managed by himself.
President Harris, OF the Maine s:s;e
college, IS ssId to be the vounge=: col.
leee pre:identin the country. beng only
thirty years OF age.
Mrs. Humphsy Ward Is hespi:abla,
and her beautiful country house q.
Ting is often ial 0; literary s1d social
celebrities.
Johann Strauss, the mysticism, will
mark his jubilee, which will be ceie-
braied next oesobe-, By producing :
new opera
CorpoA Timer is sbou: 10 become
the edi.o. OF the Eor:s aid Goug4y No.
e=.&, OF New York.
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ISnt4SA Republicans 80. toseshery@-
ssg5ay il csea. s:yle- They are IL for
business this yels, Sad everybody who
aa &c. place o. the ticket viii Start
IN the campaign with = reasonable IS
srsxaes tha; his elecsioa i at hand.
The resolutions are sssaish; out iron
tie shoulder On ;ts sSsi9 question sad
show tia; the Hoosiss brethren are de-
:esa;aed TO iase the fighting. hi.
1,ay engage It's s.,ento. c; Senator
Voorhees,.
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G~ntdIisapten
wmErLiNa. APRIL 20, 1904.
Thr press and enc rramrs.

Many good people are saying that if
tho newspapers had paid no attention
to Coxey and his Commonwealers his
movement would have died a~.bo,nins
and would have had no imitHtors.
Since Coxey is the father OF all this
mischicyous nonsense which starts men
on fruilcss journeys TO tho national
capital, 1t must be admitted that il the
res, Of the generals" and "~colonels"
had not heard OF the Massillon mar
there would have been no other similar
undertakings; and it is true beyond
question that tho newspapers have given
them all q grrasdeal Of free advertising.
But here was 1 matter Of public in-
tsscst-everyboiy knows what interest
he has taken in it himself. Would the
public have been satisfied If the news
papers had made no report OF SO inter
osting q phenomenon OF the time?
Because the thing is foolish is no rea-
son why the newspapers snai not
tell how the foolishness develops.
Ii any man has been SO little his own
master as to Join one OF these move
meats because the newspaperstold him
that other people were joining, his next
move may be to take his life because
to-days newspapers tell him tina. some
body did that yesterday.
Within certain limits it is right for
the newspapers to tell Of the history
that is making in the world, the good
and the bad, the wise and the foolish.
II is for the common sense OF the
people to tell them what they shali do
and which way sher shall go
The chroniclcss OF current history
are not moro responsible than the
ancient historians are Tor the choice
the people make. The press takes
away no man'sfres sseucy. The press
is not responsible Tor the tramp
"aruies."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26
BREAKFAST

Groat Britain owns $1,000 square
miles IN Bornec. and go great is the
confidence folt in the permmanence OF
the British rule that over 1000, 900 acres
OF land have been leased for 900 years.
Accounts were kept in England up
till as late as 1852 by tally" that ia
cutting notches in . piece OF wood. one
side for receipts aud the other for ex.
penditures.
A capitalist OF Johannesburg, South
Africa, will attempt to recover s.. 5OO,0 900
that went down with the ship Birken-
head of the African coast forty years
ago.
Rev. S. D. eager, aged eighty years,
and his wife. aged seventy.iour years,
died last week, within for.y-eieht hours
OF each other, at Waterloo, Ore.
Five thousand people were vacciuated
in n night last week in Brooklyn by
the health board. The work was per.
formed by fifty physicians.
It is estimated that the Mississippi
annually deposits enough mud in the
gulf 10 cover n square mile OF surface to
q oepth OF III feet
The title OF reverend, 20 generally
applied to clergymen OF aay denomina-
ton. was once used only with reference
to the pope.
Strings, which aims at chroaiclinS all
matters Of interest to deyotees OF
ssEinged instruments, is q new London
publication.
Cedarsovn. Ga, claims TO mine and
ship more iron ore than any other poin.
IN the whole south, outside Of Birmine-
ham.
C. c. Bell, who is called the "apple
king Of Central Missouri" says the
apple crop this year will DO almost q
failure.
Tberias, Palestine, has q meteoro-
logical observatory situated 6S2 feet be-
low she level OF the Mediterranean sea.
Tho bonded debt OF the Pacific .sil.
roads, together with in;ssess due the
United States, amounts to SlS0,Gal,Ga
Recently s couple were married on
horseback at Wilkesboso, y. c., under
the American flag.
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A Good Record Broken.

For the first time in its history the
Conessoga cotton mill OF Lancaster,
Pennsylvania announces that it must
run OF short time and ut q reduction in
wages. Continued depression in bust
ness is the reason assigned. The mill
employs several hundred persons sud
is psoipc: ssandshish in the market
The C~onessosais oae OF many usnu-
isc.rsirs establishments which ind
themselves in tho same plight. The
situation was quite disesea. beio.e the
tariff butchers 50: hold OF things.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26
THE CoURr-MAHrIaL
Secretary Herbert Extends Mercy to the

Secretary Herbert Extends Mercy to the
K~earsarse oricers.
WASHINGTON. D. c., April 2&-Secre-
tasy Herbert to-day disposed OF the
cases of Commander Heyernaa and
Lieutenant Lyman, found guilty br
cours.martial OF causing the wreck OF
the keaessrEe on Roucados reel. The
court sentenced Commander Heyernau
to two years suspension from duty on
waiting orders, with pay, and to remain
Stationary in his grade. Secretary Her
Der: reduced this sentence to one year.
Lieutenant Lyman was sentenced TO
one years suspension under similar
conditions and to be publicly repri.
nanded- Secretary Herber. allows the
suspension to stand, bu. sets aside the
sentence so far az involves areprimaud.
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other Democratic Congresses, but 1t is
no more than many Democrats arc
thinking, though not all OF Thorn arc
willInGto talk out in meeting,
Ab~,Ontocism aud general imbecility
arc tho marked characteristics OF this
Congress. The party in power cannot
escape tho responsibility. 1t will not
escape. Tho next Congress will rot DO
OF the same stripe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26
MORNING SMILES.

Mira Sliasou-My little boy has heaa
vesy wicked today. He got in \ Ssh,
and 50: s black ere Rev. Or. DsoTsic
50 perceive Willie, cone into the
other room SaS Twill wres.le in prayes
Tor you WiIGe-Yo2'd better 80 home
sud Sosls in psayesiory o1s own li.:ls
boy. Hes sol ;Eo bi6c& eyea-LVG
0usides-You Ne2:ackia1s $40 very
qsoud bscarss yoa :ooS the SEs: pri-a
On your whisky Si the lair, Sin's vou:
Colonel PoSs--No. at all, sir. I; We
hadn't a&s2 i we voalS have susd :hs
commissioners and judges ios Gs;SE2.
hon oi chsaSes-DS7&s Eng Hn&
Gentle Lldy-Ihoesye1so;och church
sometimes GSeS Sov-YeS'a 10
vhS. churchTi "TEssS 10 be 8 Prsshr-
:ssisa, bat frs bSsa : Methods: eve,
siacs The lss; church far. TheF put
she mes: strawberries n their short
eSa"-GaaS Naz&
Tie ol5 gentleman vas E : angry.
Ihses eoula b 20 6ecbs about sast.
Threatening the oshs, with his Is: he
shouted: III rcIr sSIl vas PCT IN :
mustard SEED, i Eo2lG hsre - mach
sSen &s ball ieos IN Laks E4e"-
Ss>s.
SSrisblss-Ito wish there ES seue
new weeS: 20 express :hxt lisA p1Q>
aN3-eesasps ;aeee Is III ssk NJ
vi:a- She'll hsip VIZ o2tii &uToaS can
She Awlys hSs rae LIS: we---Sa>a
l==zcEs
Saa:pISa. tas:. "Hor: "wiSo=
<E& Kin Sa' -: j1Sszaea: f,s SlaAs
~Sese Married the vS5Sss, SCI : d.
vercs fes SA AZ hs3 so AIs oE: .: the
SM-lSmSe G6Ss%H:A
Pa. has eaiseS % .aeda>.oz We'll,
Pet wat esa IGas >s Nc1Ta sska5 The
?AS<SSG T2:A, s2as il I AoTsS
sact u cot b rsvia' ys1 y tss .GEa'
0a-Ssa=s
A@ the IaGaa Languages hssei "a
!ss:ea SsSyaSSasS Il SeSsSs hey
aes II esHS abe Isii&a tSnc7es SNs
1s.S1aa wo&&s, :. EeEssssEaN.
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-EHN ILfu.
sarA pSpaa:A q O. $780,

S9ecS DSpc1:A 70 cs IEaG'Sc=sE
s~TEUsESvILlz, O., april 25.-The rive,
wss dragged here to-day 70 ind Fred
Liupach. q lame tailor, who hiss been
missing since Sunday, and it is though,
committed suicide. J vest supposed e
be his was found ST B-iil!ac: to-day.
Re was drunk Sunday. ATE i've beiled
eggs, bade the Restaurant keeper good.
bve and disappeared
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

THERE Is demand for "a smokclcss
and seentless cigarette" Tho nearest
approach that wo can think OF Is tho
Wheeling stogy. Ii anybody has a bet.
tor thing than this supeNatively good
and uncommonly honest thing, lot him
come on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

EoiroR FRANK HArroS, OF tho Wash.
inHton Post, who has been stricken with
paralysis, Is our near nOighbor by birth,
being q native of Cadil. His editorial
conduct OF the Post has given that nCw,'
paper high standing and made 1t vol,
come wherever 1t goes. Tho ISrrLLt.
oEScER Is among those who wish for
Mr.. Haston q speedy recovery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

PSH<YrvENlA railroad cfisials have
no ieSs Q: running short ot eaSl 70 IRE
their locomotives, Sad j; tas voss.
cones TO The Eo.s. they viii p.s Nora
Sooa& Gal notwithstanding the dc.r Q:
ssvea,y.are eca 4 ton. Il :hs; du:r
ve-e OF Nova Seo::s eoal would heeozs
: na.sss CT sin Eors interest TO the
miners 4 striks novensa: no. IL
duiias Nova SooIa vo1Ia % csiqp.sS
81 Ia ssr
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Northern Pacific train to help .hom on
to Washington. Tho train thieves are
In contempt OF court, In whose posses.
sion Is all the property OF tho Northern
Pacific. These so.called "industrinl
armieA" nrc not yet superior In authority
to tho courts OF tho United States.
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Tho Boston Trarller, which docs not
lack sympathy with tho coal miners
who arc working for insufficient wages,
Gays:
ThisiS a war OF 10000 rude tollcS. imperfect.
ly Organized. poorly led, and mcagorly ratloned,
Ssainii a handful OF keen capitalists who will 30
supported by all the power of the state In their
fond TO loli and laugh for weeks until tho poor
r~snItents come back, beEEtrE for the positions
they now ipdiScTeetly resign.
Our Boston contemporary docs no.
quite understand the situation. The
miners are not impcriectly organized in
tho main, not poorly led, are pretty
well rasionOd for a short campaign. As
for the employers, there arc many Of
them who arc in straits and cannot "ai-
ford to loll and laugh for weeks" With
many OF them q speedy termination Of
OF tho strike is as desirable as with'the
miners.
These operators have been making
nothing or losing money and cannot
stand a long siege. Many OF these,
wha. proportion cannot be estimated
accurately, would be glad to see tho
strike succeed if higher pay to the min
crs would bring proportionato increase
in the selling price OF the product.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

JSsxSEclcNAS, the New York banker,
who died in Csliiosnia las. Monday,
came to :his country a poor boy. By
industry and integrity he became the
head OF : sesss banking house known
the world ever. He wSs IS liberal IS he
WAS successful BE saye publicly aad
gave privately to worthy objects. he
WIS ore Q; New Yotk's hes: citizens.
&c took sood citizens intsrss. il pol.
i.;cs, snd he was 5 .hosoush.soias Be
publican.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26
Ed!,n- RaSlsr Nardss.

SPtcsE Ef7c9:f3 Y !l2ISTt-
CALDWELL, O, AprilA|.W ". Bis!er,
editor and publi:hs, CT the Caldwell
PrsS. and Miss LAURA, the accomplished
daughter oi ex-Sayos \ c. Mckee,
were united IL marriage 3; this plaza
tonight The contracting parties iezve
so-Do-rou morning o. : weidi2s .our
through CSr-d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

Ex'PREnrSr HAHRisoN's speech be.
iore the Indiana Republicans Is ono OF
tho most admirable Of his excellent ut.
terances. lIo Soes to the core Of things
and says what everybody knows to DO
true. Every sentence hits a bull's.cyc,