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THE PRuSsrAN DIET

Opened by the raiser-Ieeorgnnizatio of
tho Financial System Recommended.
BERLIN, Jan. 16.-Emperor William
opened the Prussian diet to-day in the
the white hall of the castle. The en-
peror, in his speech to the members,
pointed out the growing deficiency in
the estimates, saying these difficulties
coupled with the increasing demands of
the empire upon individual states could
only be removed by reorganization OF
the financial affairs of the empire and
an adequate increase of its own re-
sources. The government, the emperor
added, continued its efforts to promote
the prosperity of the agricultural
classes SO as to enable them to cope
with bad times, and the government
would suggest the requisite changes in
the laws relating to land which were re-
garded as necessary by agricultural
bodies.
In conclusion, the emperor said that
the government was preparing to carry
measures which would improve the
credit system and remove the evils re-
sulting from excessive. debts on. land,
and which would ameliorate the con-
ditions under which land owners at
present obtain loans.
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THE REPoRr -DENIED 8.
Friends OF Queen Lii Say She Will Not su,

friends of Queen Lii Say She Will Not Sue
the Unitcd States.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 16.-In CORES
'pondence from Hawaii receivedsby the
steamer Australia there was an asser-
ton that the deposed queen has given
up the contest and will sue the United
States for damages for the part taken by
the misrepresentation Of this coun-
try at the time the provisional govern
ment was substituted Tor the monarchy.
Samuel Parker, prime minister for the
tex-queen and minister of foreign affairs,
and p. Peterson, two members OF the
cabinet at the time of the change in
government, came by the same steamer.
They briefly denied the statement,
deeming that it was important
Last night they noticed in the tele-
graphic dispatches from Washington
that considerable weight is given at the
capitol to this report. In consequence,
Mr.. Parker last evening sent strong
telegram to Secretary OF State Gresham,
signed as prime minister of foreign af-
fairs, positively denying these asser-
tons and declaring that the queen has
submitted her case to the arbitration OF
the United States and will patiently
await that verdict. MIR. Parker and Mr.,
Peterson said last evening that they
saw the queen half an hour before they
left on the steamer Australia, and she
was firm in her determination to main
tain her claim
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TROUBLES SUBSIDIES
At tho Charleroi Glass Works-The Sheri
Returns Home.

at the Charleroi Glass Works-The Sheriff
Returns Home.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 16.-There was
no further disturbance ameng the
strikers at the Charleroi plate glass
works. Sheriff Cherry and his three
deputies returned to Washington, Pa,
convinced that there would be no furth-
err disturbance. a mum Der of the strik-
ers have returned to work, although it
is reported that the larger number of
men are yet determined to resist the re-
duction.
For time yesterday the situation
was serious After the riot and shoot
ing crowd of 300 Belgians gathered
near the gate and threatened to destroy
the plant. Upon Sheriff Cherry's ar
rival the mob was dispersed and nine
leaders among the strikers arrested. No
more trouble is apprehended.
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MIR. sIBLs1Y,S PLAN.
10 Proposes TO Pay Pensioners With Two
Per Cent Bonds That Will Pass Cur


he Proposes TO Pay Pensioners With Two
Per Cent Bonds That Will Pass MS Cur
rcncy.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 16.-Repre-
sentative Sibley Dem. PENN has pre-
pared bill to pay pensions in a new
issue of 2 per cent bonds. He pro-
posed to offer it to the house in case n
bill is presented for general issue of
bonds. Mr.. Sibley's bill is designed to
give pensioners the benefits usually ac-
cruing from bonds, and also to give the
government a ready means Of meeting
pension obligations. His plan is to
make the bonds in denominations of
$50 up to $500. and to make them legal
tender except for customs dues. This
would allow them to circulate as paper
currency. His plan contemplates the
issue of such bonds until the amount
reaches $50 per capita for the popula-
ton of the country.
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Tho Death List Growing,

New YORK, Jan. 16-The list of those
who met death in Yesterdays collision
on the Delaware, Lackawanna & West
ern Railway, may be materially increas-
ed as some OF the injured in st. Marys
and Christ hospitals, .Hoboken, are in
such critical condition that they are
not expected to live. Edward NJ.
Clark who is suffering from internal iu-
juries. has had succession of hemor-
rhages and is not expected to live the
day out Carl II. Schultz and Theodore
S. White, who. were reported dead, are
also in precarious conditions.
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What VIII Do 1t?

Medical writers claim that the sue
cessful remedy for nasal catarrh must
be non-irritating easy of application and
one that will reach the remote sores
and liberated surfaces. The history of
the efforts TO treat catarrh is proof posi-
tive that only one remedy has COM
pletely met these conditions and that
is Ely's Cream Balm. This safe and
pleasant remedy has mastered catarrh
as nothing else has ever done, and both
physicians and patients freely concede
this fact. Our druggists keep it.
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BurGinrs Rob a Safo.

ZANEsvILLE, o., Jan. 16.-At an early
hour this morning three masked men
Co., overpowered watchman Day, and
after binding and gagging him threw
him in closet The safe of the office
was then blown open and $500 in
checks, 5000 in money and diamond
ring were taken. The robbers then
made their escape.
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FOR over Fiftr Years.

& Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over fifty years by millions OF mothers for
cess It soothes the child. sofIens the gums, al
lays all pain. cures wind collie. and is the best
remedy for Diarrhpa. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists
in every part of the world, Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. Be sure and ask for tMrs. Winslow's
:. GETv
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Wheeling Live Stock Market.

The quotations on live stock are unchanged
since last week, but the market is much firmer,
there being not SO heavy an all around supply.
900 to 900 lbs. 314a38 5c: good 500 to 300 lbs
3a3Mc: fair, 700 TO 500 lbs. 2554a3c: common,
600 10 700 lbs. 274a21ac; bulls 2a21ac; COWS, LA
Togs-Extra. 5.a5a515c; good, 5a5.1oc; com
Sheep~Extra, 21$aac: good, 2a21ac; common,
not salablc Lambs, 21aa318c.
Fresh ColrS-S20a35: calves. 4a54c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.

The Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-Money on call easy at
per cent; last loan per cent; closed offered at
per cent Prime mercantile paper S19a51a per
cent Sterling exchange firm at 81 S3a4 81. Sales
were 129, 200 shares.
This was another very dull day on the stock
exchange, and the speculation was characterized
by an unsettled tone. The changes in prices
were very slight except in q few instances main
" 1.-THE specialties AT the opening prices were
generally lower. and ID, the market was heavy dur
ment in the tone of the dealings. the general
list moving up q fraction, Delaware Lacka-
wanna {, Western AZ per cent, the advance be-
ing based on a prospective change of manage
ment at the stockholders meeting TO be held in
February. The speculation was weak in the
final dealings and the market closed heavy.
Railway bonds irregular.
Government and state bonds steady.
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Mother ana Daughters Perish.

,BARBoURsvILIE, KY, Jan. 16.-At the
village OF Mills, KY, this morning a fire
destroyed the dwelling and store of
Fred A. Housen and other buildings
The Housen family was asleep at the
time. Housen and his son escaped.
Mrs. Housen could have saved herself,
but she tried to awaken her two daugh-
tiers, aged seventeen and nineteen, and
thew all persisted.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16-Cattle. receipts 5000 head;
shipments 1000 head; market steady; best steers
cows s. 75a3 90; stockers s. 4Oa3 40. Hogs. re-
ceipts 10000 head; shipments 900 head; market
10a15c higher and active; packers and mixed
So 3Oaa5 As; prime heavy SIS 5Oa5 So; prime light
So 5oa5 55 rough.s5 ooa6 10 Sheep, receipts TO-.
good mixed ewes and wethers S. 20a3 So; west
erns 81 7Oa3 so; lambs So O0a4 80.
EAST LIBERTY, PA. Jan; 1G;-Cattle receipts
allied for want of buyers. Prospects will sell
lower than yesterdays decline; Hogs. receipts
1,I00 head; shipments 1000lhead: market fair; all
grades SIS 35a5 80. Sheep, receipts 2,70O head;
shipments 1900 head market very dull; &c off
from yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 16-Hogs active, strong
and higher at 81 65a5 so; receipts 1900 head;
shipments 5000 head.
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Dry Goods.

NEW York. jan. 16.-Recent evidences or re.
turning activity in wool have not been carried
out. and the general market for dry goods is
without special incentive towards activity.
Prints and printed fabrics have picked up q
little as to business following the reduction in
the price of shifting prints. Foreign dry goods
show more activity in the way OF demand for
spring novelties and staples. The jobbinG trade
IL mo !
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after saturdar. October 1. 1S91 trains
win run as follows. city time:
a. M 900 a. M 100 a m, IL 90 a. m, 100 m.
100 D. M. 200 p. m. 300 p. m. 400 p M 9:l1
- LEAVE ELM GEovE-6:oo a m. 700 a M s:o1
90 o. M 300 .. m. 200 p. 400 p m.2:0l
D, m, $500 D. :O1 p m, $500 p. uat 9:lg p.
M. 10 10 p. m.
s1spAy2Church5 trains leave Elm Grove az
Z e:43 a m. and Wheeling at III p; m 80
- 80 $50 H e WEISGERBEts, $50
oc1 General Manager
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Fatal Boiler ExpIodes,

GALLIpoL1s, o.. Jan. 16.-The boiler
on the ferry boat Acorn exploded at
Middieport last night. Engineer Jos.
Petit was scalded to death. The boat
was badly damaged by the explosion.
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Brendstufrs and Provisions.

CHICAGO Jan 16-Wheat again broke the low
Weak English cables and lack OF confirmation OF
10 decline, but good export clea-ances and
some burning caused q reaction, and May closed
but sc lower than yesterday.
May corn is unchanged.
May oats sc lower and provisions slightly
lower after an early advance.
Flour unchanged.
sWHEAT-Cash. No. spring 5s5sc; No. 5 spring
COG: No red $3.50; January 5914 Q1sa59zsc; May
6I14a651sa64Ac: July 651aa6613 a6G11ss &C.
GoRN-Cash No. 2. 3455sc; January 3474aS41sa
sac: February 345sa3izsa34isc; May Size. IS
oATS.Cash No 2-2655aI2 Snss January 26c; May
ooa291Sa293sc; July 271za22s11sa2Sc.
81 RYE-No.l2, 44c.
Is FLAXSEED-s1 81 $3.50
TIMOTHY SEED-S4 Is.
MISS PoRK-Cash, s1S 10; January S13 40; May
SIS 45a13 70al3 45.
DARD-Cash SIS 05 January IS o0aS 15aS 90; Feb
ruary 81 s2a7 s213az So; May s. 1891 s7lsa1
81 SHoET.f RIBs-Cash, SO 6T12a6 40; january and
February So OH; May Sc Sua6 e212a6 50:
SaoULDERS-S6 25a6 so; short clear 81 00a7 so.
Others unchanged.
NEW YORK, JAM l6.-Flour, receipts ~, 900 bar
rels: exports 81 900 barrels sales 5000 barrels;
market dull and weaker eat, receipts 2,500
bushels; exports $4,000 bushels sales 1865 900
bushels OF futures and 900 bushels of spot;
market frmer; un graded red 62a6S14c;# options
steady and lower; No. red Soc; February 661aa
665sa665sc; March 6754c; May Jun
71c;5 s715sc; August 721 Sc;S ecemhe
Corn, receipts 10000 bushels; exports 300
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I have tried great many remedies
for headache, and KRAUsE's HEADACHE
CAPSULES knock it quicker thanSany-l
thing ever tried. d Al NEA.3{
Sold by Alex I. ~ Dung, j ohm Kari
Wheeling, and Bowie q Cos B Brio
Ohio sslss5s25
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Metals.
Wool,

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Pig iron dull; American
SO GOALS o. Copper dull; lake $40 20. Lead
steady; domestic $40 Tin dull; straights $40.
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New YORK, jan. 16.-Wool steady: domesti,
fleece 19a25c; pulled 20a26c; Texas 1Oa15c.
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Many Persons are broken
down from oEerwork or household cares.
Browns IRON BitterS Rebuilds tho
system, aids digestion. removes excess OF bile.
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
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Prevention Is Better

Than cure, and those who are subject to
rheumatism can prevent attacks by.
keeping the blood pure and free from
the acid which causes the disease. You
can rely upon Hoods Sarsaparilla as a
remedy for rheumatism and catarrh,
also for every form OF scrofula, salt
rheum, boils and other diseases caused.
BY impure blood. It tones and yitalizes
the whole system.
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Wheelina BRIDGE & terminal RY.

o. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table No. 49, to take effect 1901 a M
Sunday. November 10. 1893
Leave Whee1ing-i8:00. 1918, 211:49 a M, t2:2o.
Leave Peni1s1la POL zI1:46 a. m,
lea leave Martins Ferry-fs:12 1857, sn:52a M,
arrive Terminal Junction-fs: i1o.p, z11:5S
a m. 2:28 1882. ffi:46. s9:IS p. m.
Leave Terminal JunctIon-f7:2222, 1890, a M
e11:40. a M. s3:59 "A :05. f3:I4. tS.45 p
Leave Martins Ferry-f7:28, E9:o7 a M. "12:5,
Leave PenfnsuIaEf7:sl. S9:l4 am, "12:51, si:I1.
II ~ IS rs IS :5S p. m.
Arrive Wheeling-t7:iO, so:20 a. m, "12:5T,s
s4:I7 f4:25. rs 81, 1905 p. m.
aDefIy tDaiIy except Sunday. Sundays only,
All trains will run on Eastern Time
-szzEszEls J. TAUSSIG. Superintendent
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"A Million Friends.

CINclNsAr1, O., Jan. 16-cotton fair; mid.
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Susan B. Anthony scorns to follow the
fashions. The man who marries Susan
will have to take her just as she ia
81. Louis Post DISPATCH
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ING DAILY INTEIIIGENeER WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1894

n q Fi5s. 4 ~.
bushels; sales 900 bushels Of futures and 4s 600
bushels of spot; spot market dull and easier i
graded mixed 42c; January 4l15ci February 4214c;
96ooJ bushels; exports 20 bushels sales I4Oto0
bushels OF futures and 5000 bushels OF spot;
sisss ea anu ssss R s @ MsIsh
S3s4aSS5s a3Sl5c; May 3S54a341SaS41sc Hay dpli;
ea SS sesm s o o January S
ruarysS 20; May IS Is. Pork dull. Butter weak
western fresh l5al6c. Talow active; city 5aSc.
Rosin dull at 81 To- Turpen5ine steady at SIC
changed Sugar fairly active and firm.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. 16-Butter, Elgin cream
2sp9e fancy 1890 1aney eg
swiss. Ohio tubs 14afl}Sc; Wisconsin Swiss 15a
Pennsylvania and Ohio in cases, 17alsc. Poul-
try. large live chickens 5oa55c per pair; do small
Per pair; i've turkeys Tasc per pound dressed
chickens, drawn, 1Oal1c per pound; turkeys doa
JIG per pound ducks lla12s per Pound geese es4
lots on track 65a5Sc per buShel less than Carrots
set track ga g net Barrett Ba@oTe
Onions yellow globe s. 5oal e5 per barrel i Tgr
a0a50c per bunch. Rutabagas. 81 GOAL % per
barrel Carrots, 81 25a1 50 per barrel.
CINcISSATI, O. Jan 16-Flour quiet 1d Wh ga:
shipments 1000 bushels. Corn active and lower
No. mdSeu ooz5c. OaIs MeSh u u in p5r firm
tAeu ooa2iC- nye HeT az W. D. nom
inGl at Sc S711. Bacon. firm ut SIS %: Whisky
steady ut 81 Is. Butter firm. Sugar steady. Eggs
pr, -, Ion 1s-FIour weak
rh ~ 1i - Az ,baat 1or stnaner No
o'tu ~ ea 6 ~ Io , Fhrnorv $40. March
$50. All &C. Corn dpI1 and lower: ilntraded
white $50; january 333Ic; February 3i14c; March
sac: April 35Lc Hay firm. Butter dull and
weak; fancy western creamery 24c; fancy Penn
sylyania prints 25c.,iEggs dull and weak; western
ISc Cheese dull
NJ, ~ 10 ,yhoa+ e+oodiar. No .
tpLf,uG S ~, ~; eon Sorn ste1dy
S S .diG c1sS ooc rive duil
"h isl 56 Si oa.s I,a easier: prime
C ga onG FebrmSrS sS an March So 52I5
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RAILROADS.
% Pennsylvania Stations.
[VaHeRnsyIVanidk LINES:
VI Trains Run By Central Time.


r,crrrF OFYrors At PENNSYLVANIA STATION OF
WATER ST., Foor OF ELEyESrH ST, WHEELING,
AT MCLURE HOUSE, WIEELIHSG, AND AT THE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. RRIDGEPonT.
n e,nrrr11ucsr SYsrE,r-" Pan IIASpI.E RouTE.n
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OMAHA. NED., May 5. 1891.

HOOPS Pills are easy and gentlein
effect.
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No Money Required of Responsible Par
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The Cleveland, LOrain & Wheeling R.R.
TIME CARD.
Via. Elyria aud the Lake Shore Route.
ssE5E=3.s5ss NOVEMBER 10. 1893.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.

On and after Monday. December "a. Passenger
Trnins will run as follows: "Dally. fDaiIy 5ES-5
cept Sunday. Central time.
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Sold on a Positivo Guarantee.
On. MILES, PiLES,SO DoSEs25 CTs.

sold BY pruggistg Every,yhere mr1s. Mwrawy
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Cotton.
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.RAILWAY TIVE cARp.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and aftes
December S. 1898. EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE
MARKS: HDaily: sunday excepted: monday
excepted: Saturday executed Sunday only:
Saturday only Eastern Standard Time
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Hogs-There was a fair demand for hogs, but
they have not brought over TIC this week. 1t is
expected that they will bring Sc on'Monday next,
for which day we quote: Good western 7IsaSc;
other grades 71aa7s4c
Fat cows were in better demand at 214a34c.
Thin cows were steady at IS 0Oa20 90.
Mich COWS were in fair demand at $50 0oa60 90.
Mich calves were dull at 3a712c.
Dressed beeYeS were fairly active at 6aSI6c.
The evening world., 1894-03-15
A PLUM FOR LEADER BOYLE.
Appointed a Cornell Dam Site Ap-
praiser at $40 a Day.
Tammany Workers Have More Cause
10 BE Dissatisfied.

James W. Boyle, Tammany leader Of
the Ninth District, has been appointed
an appraiser Of land to be taken by
the city for the Cornell Dam site, by
Justice Dykman. of the Supreme Court.
Thus another Tammany leader Is pro-
vided for. The job pays so "A day and
expenses. and will mott interfere With Mr.
Boyle's oyster business and his duties
as leader.
Mr.. Boyle has a reputation as hus-
tier for patronage, but tn" factt hat he
took the fattest and easiest place for
himself, while so many of the uncn-
ployed on his General committee, are
waiting to get something To do, has
caused general dissatisfaction In the dis
trict Mir. Boyl" has given his Constlt-
uents another Illustration OF Tammany
methods. The leaders take everything In
sight and leave nothing for the workers
Mr. Boyle has been endeavoring to stay
the force Of the persistent ones for places
by saying that things would soon be
fixed" and that the district would get
some further patronage. To-day woru
was brought to Tammany headquarters.
Bank and Hudson streets, that Mr.:
BOYLE had captured some patronage. ana
there was much rejoicing. hut when 1t
was learned that the capture was an
appointment for himself the expectant
T'ammanyites expressed their disgust
with Tammany Hall.
There are only n few Tammany lead
prS out of Job now.