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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-03
\ Plunge to Death.

BoNNE TEREE Mo, Jan. 3o.-Frank
Grill, m emp,oye Of the Dcsloge Lead
Company, while leaning over the rail
ing ia the hoi>,iu- tower, was struck on
the head by tile cage and jerkcd over
the railing. He ;vG $50 feet and bis
body crashed through "a floor OF two
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-03

NARQUETrE. Mich. Jan. 50.-AIrs.
Peter Anderson committed suicide this
morning by drowning in the lake near
the lighthouse while temporarily IN.
sane. She had been twice returned
from the insane asylum as cured.
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SujrIda of A RuQaWa Wife

FOUNTAIN, Col, Jan. 27.-Mrs. Minnie
Clark last night committed suicide with
chloroform, her husband at Fort Scott,
kas., having refused her forgiveness
for having left him and her two children
two months ago. She was young and
pretty and was earning her own living
as = domestic Oh ranch.
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BLAZE AT CHICAGO.
Five-story building on Canal street Gut
ted by Flames

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. &o.-Eire Quilted
the tive-story building at G3 and s.
Canal Street .his morning, entailing q
loss Of $5O,WO. The fire broke
out on the third floor occupied
by Charles +. Ester x Co., seam
valves and fittings The two
lower floors were occupied by B. Still
weIl-Biercc and the smith Nalle Com
pany, and the two upper floors by the
Clothes Dyer Company. There was
small panic among the guests Of tn,
GauIt House Immediately south OF the
hnildinr Lnl theN Wern snnn reassnrel
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ANARCHISTS START A RIOT.
Many Persons Wounded During a street
Conflict in Zurich.

ZURICH, Jan. 29.-This city i the scene
of q serious riotous demonstration. \
band of Anarchists. CARRYING red and
ian consulate and affixed the flags to
the escutcheon over the door of the
consulate. The police interiered and a
rlotous scene follow ed. during which a
severe struggle between the representa-
tives Of the authorities and the rioters
took place During the riot many people
were wounded on both sides and SIX
teen Of tie prominent rioters We're az
rested.
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CONSPIRAToRS SENT TO PRISON.


Judgment Passed on the Men Who Plot
ted Against Prince Ferdinand.
SOFIA, Jan. 30.-EX-Lieut. Ivanhotf'
and his brother Luka, charged with be-
ing concerned in a plot to murder
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, have
been sentenced to fifteen years i'm
prisonment. Stojua, another Of the
conspirators, was sentenced to three
wears jmprispDmput
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-03
WORKING HQuRS REDUCED.
Railway Employees at K2ukauna 10 Labor
Eight Hours Day.

KAUKAUHA, Wis, Jan. 25.-The Chi
cago < North-Western railway officials
stopped in this city yesterday 10 IN
spect their works and left orders that
all employees be reduced TO eight hours
per day, commencing At 80 4. n. and
stopping q :. 80 P. n. Slack business Is
TIE Ca.se Of tie cutoff.
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Union Pacific Men Nav Strike.

CHEyENNE. Wyo.. Jan. 3O.-A union
meeting OF railroad men is being held
here this afternoon. at which over &Hn
men are present. The meeting is held
with closed doors. but from what can be
learned the men have voted not TO sub
nit t. the schedule a proposed 10y the
| nI.n PHrIIlN.
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WkYLkID BY FC0TPACS,
Baraboo Man Relieved of His Wallet by
Two Strangers.

BARABoo, Wis, Jan. 25.-Martin Cum
mings, raiIroadman while going home
last night about 10 o'clock was wavIaid
and wallet containing considerable
money was taken from him by two
strangers. Cummings received a severe
cut on his head. The footpads made
their escape
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-03
COL. w. H. H. TAYLOR DEAD,
For Seventeen Years state Librarian of
Minnesota.

minnesota.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. $0.-CoI. Will
am Henry Harrison Taylor, for the
past seventeen years state librarian Of
Minnesota, died at his home, Il lyle
hart Street, this morning, after an ill
ness of five or six months. Col. Taylor
VAS a native of Virginia. an adopted
son Of Ohio, in whosc cavalry he served
with distinction through the late war,
and since 1851 has resided in this state.
His first wife was his second cousin,
laughter of President William Henry
Harrison, whose private secretary while
HrnsIlnnt WIS lmL IaNLnr.
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ErDJT, H. - Butter sold at an advance on q
strong market, lT.2S0 pounds at 2tr. last week
nc and 25c. year ago, -. There were large
offerings to-day.
'HI'Aoo-Ru Ruttcr-Croanerv, 2Ia2Gs dairy,
-lc. Egg~-~tcady.
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FIVE MEN BLOWN TO ATOMS,
Awful Result Of Boiler Explosion Near
OAenSD0n0. ".


OwENSBoEo, Ky, Jan 30.-Near Crow
Hickman, station on the Greensboro
4 Nashville Railway, nine miles south
Of here, boiler in the portable mill of
John Mercer exploded this morning,
killing five men and fatally injuring
another. The explosion was caused
by running cold water into the hot
boiler. The engineer foresaw the
explosion and urged the by-standers to
run, but they regarded his warning as a
Joke. The bodies Of two Of the men
were found blown to atoms in tree
seyenty-fve yards from the scene of the
accident An the victims were horribly
mangled. John MERGERS body is an
unrecognizable mass. The explosion
was plainly felt in this city. The names
of the Victims
TAYLOR PARRISH.
john MERCER
Boz SALE
I.D UOLpFR
WILLIAM lEBIr
JANE MERCER. fatally injured
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IN CONGRESS.
The Senate,

The Senate.
WAsHINGTON u. G., Jan. 25.-In the Sen
ate the federal elections law came up and
was discussed briefly. No action was taken
and the Senate adjourned
WAsHINGTON j. e.. Jan 26-Fhe session
81 the Senate to-day was devoted to a dis
cussIon OF Senator Calls public land rcsolu-
uOn aid a general COIlOQuv over the federal
elections bill. Senator Call succeeded in hav-
ing his resolution referred to the Judi
ciary committee for a careful inquiry
INTO the legal rights of the set
tlers in Florida. Senator Chandler
made an effort TO have the bill repeal
ing the federal elections laws postponed uu-
I'll next December but the motion was
promptly defeated by the Democrats on a
roll call % to IS Senator Wolcott from
The committee on library, reported a rcSOlU-
ton accepting the marble bust of Charles
sumner, the gift of the widow OF George
William Curtis At > O'Clock the
Hawaiian resolutions, by request OF
Senator Turpie Dem, IndJ went
over without prejudice. Senator Dolph
I Rep Or introduced III order that
il might be printed an amend
ment to the Hawaiian resolution declaring
that with a view to restoring amjcable re-
/ Iatious between the United States and Ha-
wall the present minister of the United
states to Hawaii should be recalled i'm
Monday
WA-iIIvGTox. d. c. Jan. 2o.-Tu the Sen
ate this morning Senator Vest Dem. MOI
entered a protest against the habit of Re
publican members reading petition, against
the passage OF the Wilson bin. and dcspite
the rcmonstranccs of Senator Dolph Rep,
Or secured a ruling from the yicc-ure,i
dent that such petitions can be read only
hy unanimous consent Senator VOL
colt rep. toIl presented a me
mortal OF the Colorado legislature,
. heretofore published and said. The
people Ot Colorado stand or fail With the
laws Of the rest Of the country, they accept
the situation, painful and unfair rs it may
be; aud | may add to this memorial. that
. although the silver industry has been ~trick-
en down, prosperity j, returning to its bor-
derS and it, citizens have found other chan.
ncIs of industry Senator Stewart intro
luced a resolution declaring that in the
Judgment of the Senate Secretary Carlisle Is
not clothed with the legal authority to issue
bonds
WAsHGyGToN. Dc, Jan 3o-In the Sen
ate today the date for the final vote on the
federal elections bill was fixed Tor Tuesday.
! senator Sherman addressed the Senate on
he proposed bond issue, sustaining Nccrc-
! AIRY CarIisle's position
The House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

CHICAGO July id-Tho market ncwS wna
largely builish to.d0y and wheat advanced
early, rcHc,ing later. but closing 70 higher than
OH Saturday.
Corn closed lc higher =,
Oats NC higher and provisions higher oil
around.
WHRHT-Cssh no. : spring 5GjlaSsc: No
8 spring 51n'ts:; No. 9rcd j6Ilc July dGlSa5Gs "a
56S4c; September 6'sGa5s'SaS72Ec: December 6HHn
0ftsG6tC.
September I!EiuiS1Sa'S7te; October '?'SA'St.a
'S StS7s-cssa aud July S5xasjxS ASST: August
aSlal9|]Sa!91;c; september "saGt11sn-S1!c; May
$40
RYE-No. Z. 40
FLAxsEED-tl 81.
TIMOTHY SEED-ESm
Nrs PoRx-CssI sl2to: Inlssl2 jonl? ronl2 IS;
sf GIRD3ca 81 ana July 90 81; September
slioit1 mRs-cAsh 60 70; July 50 sly: sOptrn.
Der @ co
Others unchanged.
SEw York. July l8.-F1OuF. rrcetuts 1900 bar
res; exports !O.D1O barrels: SuleS 1900 barrels;
market dull nud irregular. Wheat, receipts -,
90 bushels; exports i6,OO1 bushels; sales ?.lhS,:
90 bushels OF futures aud S!6,UJ bushels OF
spot; spot market steady: No. northern GIG;
9ptons caster; No. Eei July 59Sic' August 5'eaG
bushels: snIrs 2Sj.WO bushels oi futures end ~
90 bushels OF spot: SPOT market firm; July iSac;
september tAIIC; October axe OHty, receipts
~ UGO bushels; sales S. 90 bushels OF futures and
lG1N bushels Ot SPOT: July NSSHt!ita4!Ftc;
August S3Ac; October $50. Hay firm, iIois dun.
Hides quiet. Lard steady; September 81 %;
August 81 70. Pork steady. Butter quiet; vest
Crn t!uiFy !Oaiac; creamery l3Al7ci state dairy
l!si7O. GhC!,Se tlrm Eggs quiet. THliow quiet.
ROsiu QItcC Turpeutine Btcahy Ricc firm.
MOInsRcs steady. Coffee duh. sugar ;irmcT.
Ctwc1xNArt O.. July f6-Flour easy. Wheat
10 fair demand; Eo- nd jltSHi91ci receipts
$500 bushels: shipments 1895 busheiA Corn
lover; No. mixed 10 Oats lower No. linked
el2 y, Lard stronger az O. g.. bulk meats firm
Of E. la$. Bacon iitm Of D "a whisky In tniF
demand Of 81 Is. Butter Ncn'iY; EiGins 2!c;
choice dairy laI Eggs heavy NJ &C. Cheese
firm; prime 10 choice OHIO fat sagr
BALTIMORE July lG,-F1our dpIL Wheat
easy; spOt month and August jfHb7Isci Ecpteu.
brr SsSSSl9c; receipts 5000 bushels shipments
i2O.UO bushels Corn firm; spNt and month
l7Nc; receipts 700 bushels. Oats steady; no,
whitu western DC rrCCtptS 9,tUO bushels RyO
quiet: No. J, ts54cI receipts ~ bushels Hay
dull; goo,lto choice timOthy SIS 0oal6 81 Butter
steady; fancy creamery lsc. Eggs steady fresh
l9c.
PHrrAprtr1nA, Jufy ia-Flonr s.c0dy. Wheat
steady: No. nd July 6Ss'SHc: August aBu5Ss &c;
SCptCnbcr IStILigtIC. Corn mnrkGt strNiy; No,
mixed July i7t4Ci August 1:GISt3c; September
;saiSAC. Oats market weak: No. white July
Istc: August S1Hc, september Hhc. Butter
dun aud weak: fancy western lsc. Eggs dull
and lower.
ToLE,o, O.. Juiy lN.-wheu. Tim; No cash
md July SJc; August she; september ,ii$c; h'
cVmbcr J9!Ic. Corn dull aud tlrn; No. 2c1ISh
sc: No. yellow &c; No. IyeIow i9c. Oats
nothing doing. Rye dull; cash no.
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when he got No. and her money Be
struck right out 70 marry everybody
who was up n the standard. One re-
potter inIe,vieRed ell fiVO wives to-
Gethes one day and they all talked A.
once and declared that he was just the
incest man
''The trial VS. the funniest thing that
old ST. Louis ever had. The wives got
al mixed up. Greene had couple OF
good lawyers, and made sort Of de-
Tense, although ho seemed toeuter into
the tun OF the sffalr.
(which do you like tho beatT asked
ono Of tho lawyers. Each Of the Mrs.
Greenes held their breath and grew
pale, for each, II tho truth was known
loved Grocno better than her life.
"'IlovU them all just the same, re-
sponded Greene. They arc equal; they
have tho same dispositions and all. A:
one time though: that Hester was tho
prettiest name; then thought that
Hattie was n pretty name; then Felicia,
and thcn got mixed up
at didn't take the Jury long tn find
Grccno guilty aud ax HE pu n!shmens
At ten years"
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Linn stncir.

C1rcAGo. July l6.-ThO Cattic market con
t!nntzt very Quiet. butit WINS stronger linn OIL
tho closing days Of last week for choice grades
nj least The arrivals sincS saturday were about
7,ND head, and quite that many more wrrU In
sellers hanJs ut that days close Sales OF M.
tIvu cows and hOiictS wcru OIL D basis OF el 2m
3 % for poor choice. and from s. 2'at IS was the
ran,N OF quotations fOt stCcr. In hogs price,
AvurAgud good round iOc higher than u sat.
uTlays opening. Therp wRs uOt much trading
below a. 20. AMI Snlcs at better than 8 10 wcr.
not numerous Sheep business was liiclcsS aud
prices n0ininni ut 81 (jnJ 20 for inferior 10 eItH
sheep. and nj 81 coat 10 for spring lambs
EAST LiRTRTY. PA. July lG-CnttIc, dull md
market unchanged. Hogs. receipts thit, market
linn: rGIlNdeIphlS s. 2O,tj II: hest Workers
6 Ilai ID common to fair Workers s. pJnj ~,
pIgs Is loGG Is. ShcCp apply Hight, Il louds for
sale, extsu ca 5hS W; fair e bOol7 common soc
H:l IS.
ClHciHSATI. July IG-Ilc,o In good demand
Of Il b0I1 q; receipts i,iUO bead. shipments GOO
head
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
nr4arD locoaotzo 70 =us
yoExvl4s o,
DE-. WILLIAM "A. HAMMOND,
AND vSuEE nlESur1vu1ox.
TESTlNR.

IN exhaustive states Of shn nervous System. 70.
tu!;ng from excessive mental work: emotional
excitement OF other causes capable Of lesseuinV
tie force and endurance OF tho several Organs Of
the body; depression Of Ipihs. ncisncholla. aud
egrtn.n types Of insanity n eases Of muscular
weaknAss. or Of general debility; neurarheuis.
aud 81 irritable EtateS Of tho bran. spluui cord,
OF nervous system generally; III nervous and
eongestiVe headache; IN neuralgia aud tn nCr.
vous dyspepsia; In weak SiS;cl Of the gcueratlvu
syStsm lin all Of tie Sbove.nnmed conditions,
TestlnO will be found OF tao greatest scrylco.
Dose. & Drops. Prieo e drnchms,, ss 60.
Where local druggists Gsc not supplied with
the Hammond Amino! Extracts they will be
mailed, together with ell existing literature on
ihe subject on receipt Of price. by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington. II. c.,
Logsu Drug Company. Agents for Wheeling.
upl7TTIIGA
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EPwoKTH PARK.
SeWsy Items From tho Popular Resort
Over In Ohio.

HeWsy Itens From tho Popular Resort
Over In OHIO.
Special Corr1poa1sNes oins En'sffoeHe1
BEuTHEsDA, ONO. July l&-Another
week has passed pleasantly away to tho
fortunate residents of Epworth Park.
Each day has brought new arrivals
aud about thirty Of tho cottages arc
now occupied.
Tho now cottages that aro being built
arc OF superior style and finish and
present. tine appearance.
Tho happtest persons on the grounds
arc the Cultured the wOods echo from
morning till night With tho sound OF
their merry voices and gay laughter.
Wednesday evening they treated their
parents aud friends 70 IN entertainment
ip tho auditorium. Tho littlo folks &C,
Quilted themselves with honor and at
the request OF their Rudicncc they will
probably favor Us With another enter.
tainment soon.
Thursday, tho Warren lodge, Knights
Of pithias, Of Barnesvlllc, held picnic
on the grounds.
The knights, accompanied by their
families and friends 10 the number Of
moro than two hundred. spent q most
enjoyable day at the park. Tho Barnes
vile band came along. and With thett
good music added 10 tho enjoyment OF
the occasion. Tho lake proved great
attraction and tho managers realized q
neat sum from the use Of tho boats.
Mr.. Z. T. Petty and family, Of Barnes
Vile, enjoyed days outing at tho park
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colbert, Of Bellatre. and
Miss Spraup. Of Cincinnati, arc spend.
Ing some time CT tho hotel.
Mrs. C. II. Damsol and children, OF
Columbus. O.. arc here for the GUNNER
and are q pleasant addition to our 60
clety.
Messrs. Ell johnson and Tom
Springer, Of Pittsburgh, arrived last
week and add much to tho lite of tho
place
Presiding Elder Osborne and wife
paid the park flying visit Friday.
Mr.. @. II. Hamilton and family, OF
Gas City, Ind, arc now at homo at their
cottage.
Mr.. Frank Amber. Of Belluire, is
visiting Mr., McGrOgor.
Messrs. J. q. Morrison, James Joffsrs,
Henry Blum. jesse Kelly. Rush Ferris
and james Oldham camo out from Bel
laite Saturday night and spent Sunday
with their families hero.
MIR. and Mrs. McVoy arrival on tho
grounds Saturday and will spend tho
summer at their cottage.
Mr.. Ben Tyler, Of BellaIrc, 10 the
guest OF Mr.. Rush Ferris.
Misses Lon Okey and Jennie Garrett,
Of BellaiEe, wore over Sunday visitors.
Misses Anna Moore, Jennie Ball and
Gruce Plumby, OF BarnesvillC, arc en-
joying the delights OF Epworsh for o
few days.
Mr.. win N1illiGan came OF. from Bel
laire Saturday night aud wilt spend a
week smiling on the pretty girls at the
PARK. ~
Mcssrs. VIII Dickens and James Tall
man, OF Bellatsc, have boon rustocattng
with their families the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. CARRIER, OF Bollatre, are
the guests Of Mrs. viii Daugherty.
Mi. WILDER IIowelis finds the park
tho most enjoyable place to spcnd
Sabbath ms his arrival from Beslaire
each Saturday tcsti0es.
Mcssrs. John W. Herbert, @. P. Ref,
II. G. Kennedy, Il. F. Sanrageot, and 9.
h Montgomery. came out from Wheel
ing on their wheels Sunday.
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Condition Of tho Crops Tn the Principle
European CountriCS.

European COuntriCS.
The report Of tho European agent OF
tho department OF agriculture for tho
month OF Juno Is embodied In tho July
statement OF the statIsticIan OF tho de-
p artmcnt OF agriculture. II shows the
condition OF tho crops in tho countries
named to DO as follows:
Great BritnIn-An excellent Yield OF
oil corcals Ia row looked forward TO with
confidence. Tho hop crop has suffered
from the low temperature, and the vine
has boon making but little growth.
FranCe-Thc wheat crop Is expected
to DO considerably above the average.
All coroals were forward at the begin
ming OF tho month, but the excessive
wet experienced throughout CENTRAL
Europe had its effect in checking do
vCIopmenL Everything points 10 un-
usual crops Of all ccrcals.
Spain-AVerage crops are promised
except In Arra2on and Ncvarrc, where
cold weather and drought have COM
bIpcd to injuro plant growths.
Nustro. lluugary--Lato reports show
great improvement In weather, and cor
responding improvement in crop pros
poets.
Italy-Tho northern part OF tho
country has had great exccss Of rain
during tho winter aud spring. In tho
southern provinces the prospects arc
described as very good"
Germany-Rcploughin0 through con.
siderable districts has been rendered
necessary BY the prevailing rust. In
Prussia tho excessive drought prior to
June has seriously u0cCtod tho ryO crop,
and short crop Of hay is also reported.
Tho wheat crop OF tho country is OK
poctcd TO DO quito up to tho average
Russia--Tho imports from all pusts Of
tho country show that crops will exceed
tho average. except in Poland, whore
largo arnas arc infected with ru3t.
Houmauia-Rust has attacked the
whcnt in como districts. but tho Gnc
weather at tho end OF tho month has
greatly improved tho condition Of tho
crops and the PROMISE Of tnc harvest.
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consults his b09t intcrosts by having u
box Of Krnuso's Headache Capsules at
hand; taken us directed will prevent or
stop any kind Of headache, no matter
what tho cause, In fact II your sku!I was
cracked II would prevent pain.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, ind Bowie & Co. Bridge
mort, Ohio.
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FINANCE ANn TRADE
ms gca,rsI Of 90 at0usy and stOsH
mailsfS.

mnfANtss
Erg ToaE. Jcsy n-NOseT on ehif sE1r -
lpeg easg IA, Ioss and slSsed At per ean',
Prime utNeho,hs bIpes SIS Per Oent s'eI>
ling sxchsnFe ursdy q q sssl e. e!lTcf ce'tin-
cate Gts3iAc T0tsI Ialet Tete IL "a shAfrs
TIE G,El opao,d Viih pFtu tons % fpsenl3,
tion erd an active aud veil disth1nled ulsi,
nsss Turing tie an halt b0'ff Lead preierff,,sl
hAd Sa4VanufSI ~ sugat ~ pSuTeF & ny
GfAuds preferred ~, lelBWAr0. lActAshuIa
Western aud the rsst Of the EhaFe8 tradeo s3a5t
Per ccnt Disabling was H1Ht on WashluE"b
G1viCIs stating thai the uHl4ebtAndtnH no" ~
thai the Ipihh tax viii - Culy an1 wy
BONDED pcTiOi EtI yrarA THIS new bTouHht oIt
gomo lo5e stock. but The bulk Of The sAlys NST "
for the short account aud quit c"na1ietnoS
lgt Of Dt1t,lling chAnry-i bands. causing utsaN
Of ~ per crnt 10 n BtOfp II o cioGL Int tnat
kct had rp0N'FIOd itself, End higher range 81
vuines vas ,stabNshed CanEiiRn Pacific ad'
vuuring ", ppiaEarO. iarsANnnnd 9n1 L1us
willie = SEsuTillc N. Minneapolis ard ~ Loul'
Ts'f cont towards noon the marker utpAe'
Eni all previous gains were lot -,
4 i7'ncral improvement WAS IN proSTSas o tuttI
u o clock when tho advpNC. WIS CHECKER "
a settling movement 10 ChIcnSu Gas ana s!iShI'
which sen, these shar,s and one OF two othet'
down fraction Partial nEUTery ioIloMSl.
but ty O'clock tho market was again ugSlhs
downward, aui betor1 the dcCiiaiuE tendency
va checked sugaf bad rc8cf,Si IL, LnulSv!!le
4 Nashville ~ Wisconsin CentrHl ~ and "
rI-i OF the list fnl per cent the latter Iondcch
Tho market closed steady ~ firm, witn ptics' IN
The main higher than saturdays lnAl saleS'
RailwAy hnu!s were strong.
Government and STATE bonds SFO79.
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WbeelIn0 Bridge & Terminal RY.
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leave Peu!usula-tf' 81, tp;uan "it;5l, ii'lL
ti,lf Is ~ tssiSp N.
'A,nTlvc Wheeling -t7:iO. io:.o ~. 'l?:57
.s.l;. tI:aS Il ~. tHiNp. III
'SpaIlv fDG.ly except sunday llundayS ouly.
All Italus will run gu Eastern Tina
J.E TAuSSlG, superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

OIL CRY. Pa, July iG-opcnci at $50, high.
rsi Sc; lowest SIC; closed NJ nSjsG; shipments
lG' - barrels: runs 1902 bHrTr,s
New YoRH, July lH-PCtsniCNtn steady: Pcun.
sylvArin oil sales none; August closed at Ste,
PtTTsHvEGM. IA. Ju'y iG-Sothiug doing:
SiN Md
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

sIrnp,r npply "SwAYEg's OINTMENT" No IN.
tcmai lnCdiCsuc required. Cures letter, CCIemn.
Itch all ctuptOus On the face, hands. unSc, &c.
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy, rs
gn.at healing aud rlmilvu power, mn possessed
Gy no other rrmcdy. ASK your druggist for
swAvSE'S OINTMENT TfHstW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

svNITurs IofIeu1T INTENSE itching aud
singing, most ~ night wore by scratching II
allowed 10 continue tumuN form, which often
bleed and ulCrrntC. bernmiUg very Suru
SWAYSE'S OlSTNEST stops the i'chtug Ani
Nlerilng heals liberation. and In most GAGS ~
moves tho tutnaiS Al druggists, or by mail, for
DcCnt. Dr. SwYyuC 4 sUn, Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

DoS'r buy bIood.puriticr because II
IL Cheap The hcst-tho Superior
Medicino-Ayer's SarsApnrilla, IL, In
tho ond, tho cheapest blood.purillor in
tho market. Tho ingredients Of which
il is composed arc tho most expensive
aud incidentally ctIicaciOus TINT Gun no
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