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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

MADIfuN, Wis, Oct. 0.-Pfoicssof
Rasmus Anicr-on, Uui,cI 5 ,alcs min.
lister 10 Denmark, during Cleyelaud's
lfst term, has fepudialrd the DUms-
cratic parry. fne announcement Of
his change Of p9lltiCs has caused trt-
menIous sensation iu political circles
mere. Hu IL thu author VI the GeTy o
mander u Wisconsin. His act was
caused by what lao calls the "tuTiuous
methods OF Democratic srna,ors, WIN
htgranily violate party principles anu
party Pledges"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
STANDARD ohUeE
CURRENT In lHerl unn ih IQ0l
rfuh TAuLn, w LUlI'l vuNs W. luvT'

IcnNr sRtt lake
No. Tor Provo. Ingham, and
all puin's lsst.ssssst ....a-. sos a. M,
No t-tor Provo brand luuruon
aud Al ro,n,s Ea,t.......... sssp. m.
No. t-ior Provo Mauu pud
Nalina ...ssss asss.ss siAl Iis M
sc. t-for Eureka aud bingham, i.o1p. m.
so. t-for ogden and Wsst,........ ~ up. m.
No. i-flr Usiou az tho West.... llsg p.m,
arrive salt Lake
No i-Tr1m Provo, sfaut Junction
and tho rast............... ito ~. M.
No. =ff0m fruyo. Grand junction
ard the Eaft a..........,.,.., iliO % o..
No. t-itnn bingham. Provo. Manu
aud fHina.s. sssss.......,,,..,, t.tn y, IN,
No. p-tInm furskA and bingham p.ia q. ia.
"a 2-from uEiea sni tho West 5,aa m
No s-irpm Eteu aud the West, sil5p m.
Only line running through Pullman Palace
Double uuWIug Room ospert O. Denver va
Grand Junction and 10 Kansas tIiy Ani DhieA
o. via toorado points tree fecllHlus rhair
ears tAlt Lake in lcuver, and only nno r1u
nng Pullman -lcepars rat Lake o. sau lftus
cisco. koctanFCsi eiots eonnecuoul ANsty
speed tud comfort.
Ticket ONCE, is v. End South.
n &. noBGE, a. \. WEunY,
Gen. Manager. Con. supL
J.M iLNNErr. Gen fSr.A.
n. 8. BAnCuck, General Freight Agcut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

confirmed invalid.
"Drs, Shores & shores have certainly
done wonders Tor me. rHn hardly
realize that I am tho ZANE woman. My
friends aud noighbofs are all su glad 10
zoe mo sn we'll.
~ am glad To ho able 90 mako this
statement and to recommend ufs shores
q shores, because think % my duty To-
my fellow creatures. AMI ] hope some
poor dependent sufferer viii read what
j have mid aud ind foliof, as / hayo
found it.h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

NEW YuuS, Ool. IA London dis.
patch Gays q i,on Niu'uI,a IL display.
iDg some ro.ctTu Ia .c0Huootlou win
The rumortd 81, Hpts, VI an engage.
IA mt between Nils, Anna Glul1 And
PHuce Ffaucle o. Batteui ur. Tue
latter has been withumwn from Paris
~ consequence, II ~ haid, Of the
queel'a iuterposillon nynlust his ali.
hrrn with tho American helress,
Gr, go anu Mrs Anna Gouli are now
b. London, Rud ars expected to sail
uclUtor 21th Tor a mctlca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
cLsIns IsnEnNIrY
TOE AllcEcd False arrest nnd Impria
onnrnt la Russia,

WAsIuAuToN, ONL 0.-Nicholas
FrrunoNuu, claiming to be- an Amer
lean citizen, WHO Was teiauu anu im-
rThOued IA Russiaaud aitsrwArd made
lii uscapo, called M the state depart
ntnt tuday Ia iuflhtfauco Of claim
ior lndem NY Tor Illegal arrest Fred.
rickspu asserts hr wa. born on ship.
board IN Persian wuters, of a Swe1isu
father and hali.br ed E,qumsu1
mother. ho rtsiurd Ia Alaska when
the territory Was acquired by the
United States ana 90 became an A. muf.
lean citissu. lle was AZ school N
Chicago uutlng his hoyhood md "a
turned lhurv curing tho Murid'a FAN
10 work ~ u mRrhlulei. AZ the time
he took 0uI nutufalIz ton papers ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
Catarrhal Poison
Successfully Eradicated From the
System by Drs. Shores q
Shores New Urea mont.

Mrs. II. A. Baxter, re'Idlrg In the
Elo. enth Ward, has lived hero Tor
twenty-five years. She has just passed.
through an entirely successful course
Of treatment with Dr.. Shores & Shores.
Mrs. Baxter had ca'atrh poison in hor
blood and system tor ycars, but last
winter It grew very serious lior mead
and nose became entirely closed up
ompolliug her to breathe through hor
mouth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
nobbed INV r1prts, Areat.

VISTA, 1. r., OsL lO.-Thrre mon
Tobutd the expires aLeat at CnOttau
last night, taking two mail bngr, what
moUey the agent had ana hlt express
money ord,r nook. Ten " eleven per.
sons IN the depot were also Robbed.
The Iobbers were not masEul hnd iu-
formation Is 10 the tusCt that they
were all iudians, supposed to be the
Cook gang.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

Two Thousand Dollars for Numbering
Itusbsni.

NORrH YAKIMA, Wash, Oct. 10
EaTiy 30 tue morning OF Juuo 1850
last, Tex Bagwsll, n notorious gambler,
was shot Ia tile hack an kiilei whilr
gUirg home. Frank Lavergne, Omat
Harvey snd L.. y. Joslyu were arrest.
I'd. They uUmaudoJ separate trial
sui L,v,fgnt'a Trial commenced toIay.
Omar Harvey, Que Of the defendants,
was called ~ n wituts-. ami MAZE a
fun co aisssion. He IL 10 years OLD. lie
uAii tna', @ aEBd by ilgusr, tao waited
M tho shadow TOT BAG approach,
and killed HIM with rifle previously
handed MIN by Lavorgue. Harvey
said that l,svsfTue toii hin hu had
been ourrvJ $1,000 by Mu. Bagwull to
put her husband uut NJ the way, nnu
that Lavofgue Offered him half. Hr
refused TO commit tue crime until
Lhversne msdu him dfuux aui put
1he rifle Into his bgndr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

lRvlN DErOT KY OoG o Late
last nignt AirXandvf Richardson, VINO
murdered Mfs. Willy White Saturday
nighg near lryiae, was taken from tue
Ian by 100 men, who took him 10 a
bridge mile out Of town SUI hanged
him, RichArison Protested LIS iunc.
Couee lO The last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
ALL uOpE CONE.
The Car Ioid ue cannot Live Much
Longer.

LONDON, Os'. 0.-rhe correspondent
OF the Standard at ~. Petersburg tvlo.
graphs thst he he's learned from an
eyewitness that Professor u ohafin,
while In attendauos upon the czsr siid
to him, "fOur maJus.y's maiady 10
incurHblr; with care aud attention
ycut valuable lie may be- prolongoi
iOr Houe months, but II IL useless Co
conceal the TACT that no remedies will
avail beyond u certain period"
The emperor was visibIy affected
and the staiiy was thrown into con.
sIetnation by the change la his face
ana bearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

There was "a constant
hacking cough. dull,
heavy pains over tho
eyes throat soro aud
swollen.
"Mhpn ! won't tn
Or. Shore, & Shores, {"
tays Mrs. Bax ur. "tho
disease had poisoned
my blood tl.l my whole
system was wrecked,
and ] was almost a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
If You Cannot Come to Slll Lake

Writo Tor tho mail troaimon'. Onooi the
physicians IN personal charge auuoriu-
touds tho mail department ard by sys-
TEN Of close CORES pnndorOe controls
those out Of tho citv quite ns wull is those
who oumu to the Office. Send Tor symp-
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully
Try this treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line running tHo
Through Fast Trains daily
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL %, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden ZOO am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6Is a m, Colorado Springs 7'St am,
Denver 1880 am.
Train No. leaves Ogden gao pm,
Salt Lake S75 pm, arrive at Pueblo
775p.m., Colorado Springs 500 PM,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connoo ions made At Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all limos east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man sieepurH on all trains. Take the
-. & H. q. And have comfortable trip
ant enjoy tho Ones. scenery on Ma con-
iupn-
A. s.. HUGHES, 3. X. HOOPER,
1rHinc Manager, q, T., & 4. a,
Denver, Colo. Denver, Cole.
n, y NEVtNS,
General Agent,
Dalt LAKE. Gig, u
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Efreotive "a. 1th. 1894.

Effective Oct 7th, 1894
4toHt .irlir, aud Dspori NJ sax LaL'
GU uatt. ~ fohogt'
lunIvH
Prom On Eastern points minimum. ~ an
Prom rutie rrruand, San FRAN.
cisco. cache ALLEY and urien...t0 n IN
from OIL Eastern points Tara CITY
urr % Ienss.......ssss .4..,sss.s.sss - m
frum sfn francisco. ogden and
intrrneiIatr uulntt......s....a.... = Oh y m
and iursis''..'.....'................ eiop m
ttton Terminus and rooele............ . " y m
uHrAHr
ior Ufdsn rtrt Ciu rocaiclio sndal
Efsitfn points s.............s....s. o1 IN
Tor ogden aul intermediate points d. va am
For Ogdcn, intermediate 20 ns
San Francisco aud Cache
valley points. ..s.ssssss.........sss- 20 , IN
Tor Ogden. all points rasi lutte f0rl
Land aud san Francisco ~ 10
'ToT urrka rrlv0 ssnpeio valley
Ncuhi Juab sud irsco ssa. 90. Is m
iror looslo and lermiuus.......,.... - an
'fraius south of Jusl rua daily except
eurdaN.
Z DAly except sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
- hEAnQuAHrEHs FoR--
LADIES' JlKCElS, CA ESaHd fURS

Ladies' Black Diagonal jacket.
rs iu. long, tight I.ting with Iwo
rows NJ nu tons, full umbrella
skirts ono OF nuhhiDst aud best
hHiuF garments shown. Regular
value sl2,uO, our price..,.............. |B.73
ltdi - beaver Cloth Jnokot iu
black and navy and brown, collar
aud from. olgod with black mr,
Hercules braid trimming ACROSS
front. Value $1,000, our special
prlcr,,... .,...,.....,...s 3 80
Ladies' Black Beaver Cloth
JACKIE, half lifting, TWO rows OF
buttons, Goa back m. lonr,vfry
hobby, IL ono 90 tho bo,l ceiling
garment produced this season.
Worth sll,UO, our prlce..".,..."a"SI2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
R,n.en. bod L.n,Inr bod. 800.

DENvEH, Oct. O. ronight at Col.
iseum Hal, 1. n. stevens, vino a lew
days ago ftsignei his position a.
chairman Of the Republican city com.
mitiee, INSIDE speech 10 n large
audie c.. lie mtie public his reasons
deseftiug the Republican party anu
ptoo'nmud his allegiance 10 the
POpullsi uafty.
Mr. Stevens ut the opening Of biz
sleech dealt with the silver question.
tie said grave crisis had been reached
~ the government sui 1t had 10 be
rieL lie quoted nom the letter Of
senator Jones TO his constituency, AMI
iftm the speeches OF Senators Teller
aud Wolo1tt during debate IN Cougrt ~
on the repeal Of the Purchasing Clausu
= the sherman act. lie said that tho
Republican party aud Democratic
party were oppose to fteesilvur.
Mo Stevens insisted that the sentl.
mentoi both parties wat against the
restoration " silver without the consent
uf England.
Hs concluded: 81 shall now and
hereafter cooper t. with the political
pntiy which makes silver the FREEDOM.
Insult national question, Whatever that
pilt ymay be-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
o,rAnnn Asp mnAnr TROUBLE.
81 Was ~ Near the Grave Ne Couid
be aad siiii Live"

be- and siiii Live"
Mrs. Phoebe J. Ellis, Of nouutiiul,
Utah, says!
~ have hal heart trouble evor since
childhnodi that " nearly forty ycars.
Later I conirau ed catArfh, which ruined
my general hohlth aud aggravated my
other trouble io such Nh extent that
whom ] went b. DR.. shores 4 Shores
Tor relief wa, certainly just a. badly
OH a. any ono ever WAS I was NJ near
tho grnvoa A. could bee and siill live.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

meet refusal by the authorities in
Alaska 10 fscngnizs his citizsnship. In
liuieia lsst winter he was arrested aud
Imprisoned ne a 1ssrrter. Lister he
WIS set iree aud kept under sufveil.
'ance. Agail he was impris lned anu
this time he mausgvd TO escape and
make HE wsy 10 New York.
Tue Impression conveyed by the
mans story ~ That he IL suiiering from
q case Of mi'laken identity. He to- q
his story TO the stale department III
ciais, but as mere statement does no.
meet tue requirement., he will have "
prefer formal complaint aeoru the
department eau act In the matter Of
securing indemnity Tot him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

'Drs. shores a Shores
have certainly done
wonders FOR mo. I was
nlmosta physical wreck
whom I went 10 hem,
and now / feel A. " /
had a now lease ON life.
Ny friends all remark
how much better ! look
tho momon they sec me.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

We are offering ia this Sale tho en-
tire LOS " an eastern dealer. 100000
worth ut Furs and CApe-, all this
hoasUn's latest styles, at less than 900
ON ihs dollar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
WANTED.

COMPETENT oiRL ron GENERAL
~ house work, small family, illa 4 fust
south, hcftrouco required
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

The doctors performed -N r.
very HkIllful operation IN removing %
polypu- from my nose without pain or
bleeding. ! nm very glad. indeed. io
recommend nu. shores q shores TO my
friends aud tho public"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
BARGAINS IN SILKS !
BLACK ASTRAlHAN CAPgS.
Plush CAPgS,

raj-sPFCIAL CHEAT HAEaAtN.-ygl
ladies' Seal Plush Cape, mill.
iary style wool real fur edged cl|-
Tar and front, 80 la. long TINS
Cape Is full lined, aud presents
Nerys ylish appearance, aud isuuo
Ut tho latest styles and ono OF our
grtnicst ynluos. They arc v.uh
Slh.uO, our price i-..,.., ........ .....y7.T5
same, ouly % IN. long, Value
flHol, ior''..'. '',,.'',.,,,.,,., ...,.,,..,sJ2J
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

SPECIALS IN DOGETiIgJ, Etc
White shaker liauuo, worhlO'
yard, ,tstt,ssstfst'. .'''' '.''''''f'' ~
~ inch Ouuug lltuuo., ice uArs
and light stripes. worth Zoe, 49,, .,,..lo
Moiro Antique Prut'ln all Tho
fall shades Ht ,.'''',,' '''''',''''o
IS Inch striped and thockol
Cheylo.s, Tor mons Hnilt' aud
bnv1 wai.fs.,,,,,..,' ...'''''.' ',''' ..''''u's'
- inch Pmu turkey Rcd Cal'
leo Tor Quilts, lat color, .-.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 20
Yard wIdD Uublaaului ShyolnE $40
AL. D.. She0iIug .,.,",,' .,..,,,',"l tgn
al BIearhing, worth S l.3u.,......li 10
-gnch llouvy Uuuluached Cot
'nu FuunH l,,.u.. ..t.,..tts't,t. ,..,''',.N l'a0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

A GIRL TO DO GENERAL noUsE WORK.
IA Apply ~ south. tir.t West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
CLOIH CAPES.

Ladies' BLACK Beaver Cloth Cape-.
~ In. long, iop rape trimmed with
Iur. YnLmO II.Iu. Tor --.............Si.0 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

The President Attnciscd-Gormhn's
speech-sennte Proceedings.

The President acknowledgements
speech-sennte Proceedings.
washington. July 2s.-The battle over
the conference report on the tariff bill
was resumed In the senate today. The
attendance in the galleries and on the
floor was even larger than on Friday.
Ladies and gentlemen, prominent In
society and public life, were conspicu-
Gus In the reserved galleries and sew
.ral members OF the diplomatic corps
occupied the terra Gotta tier OF plush
benches opposite the vice-presidents
chair. Mr.. Hin of New York was one
of the first senators in the chamber,
He busted himself arranging the docu-
,nents on his desk and looked alert and
aggressive, Mr.. German of Maryland,
calm and serene. but with a grave
ana earnest face. stopped on his way
10 his seat to hold a whispered con-
versation with Mr.. Smith OF New Jer-
sew Mr.. Minis of Texas appeared to be
ready for the fray and all about the
chamber there were indications OF the
coming strife. Mr.. Harris, the presi-
dent bro TEN. was In the chair. After
me expiration Of the preliminary rou-
Zinc business at i2;s2 senator VOORHEES,
called M the conference report on the
,ario Mi. Then the storm broke,
air German Immediately arose. .s,.,,,. ne ns
hoped he appreciated Ed, ,ns e SrSlnsri ~
~, .le ,t,,ation would be easy Of So
mr. there would erdinariiy, be n, no
i niste,snce Of opinion about sending me
bii to conference where sn.i ne so, alhe Is
IL drew a graphic picture
az ''h,s anxiety with which the county
swa,,ed The fate Of the bill, the i .,i'.
49, .,.so.'es. Mr. 40 Cd soiks.opr, ano w
~ hest interests OF the
neither ~ III Democratic party.
Ne hosed thai the senators would 9,,i m ,n.,,
~, ~ I'M ssinstion - became pattiotic 'nsn
w ~ sa:,,bsylsas psnasersiA -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

f lean handle a loan OF
n $4,000 TO $40, 900 on
improved business pro-
oorty. Must 30 Gin
Edged.
GLEN WALKER, JR.,
Feor Rireh6sfd 8Vne'ng,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24
latch This Corner
tomorrow Morning.
$rhe most important an
lncement that we have
) summer will be made.
\ ISM !; ]! \ ,!E II
buCuLTUaE,
| TRUCK FARMING,
DAIRYlNG,
-----------
HOG RAISING

And all other forms of
industry of a like nature
existing in Tarrant
county will be described
by practical and sue
cessful men engaged in
the business in the forth
coming special of The
GAZETTE devoted to Fort
Worth and Tarrant
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

|hlngton. July 2s.-United States
German at Zurich believes that
an opportune time for cattle
h place surplus cattle in switzer-
Owing to the hay famine last
u surplus stock was Killed and
lere Is great scarcity. Beef on
tof brings $3.50 per 220 pounds
fessed beef S30.SS per 22O pounds.
7onsul suggests that American
Shippers communicate with the
fnt of the Swiss butchers asso-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

Marine.
York, July 2s,-Arrived; Aller
sremen; Colorado from Hull;
from Naples.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21
SPORTING SPRAY.

Telegraph tappers swindlcd Lynn,
Mass, pool rooms OF $500 on last Sat
urday. II 10 claimed that the guilty
parties are known.
A season Of electric light racing is to
be inRugurated at tho Mazpeth, l. l.,
race course. Ten races will DO run oacli
day, Ave Ia the afternoon aud Eve at
night
Captain Anaou left Now York yester.
day Tor Marshalltown, Iowa, whittier
he was summoned by tho dangerou1
illness OF hig father. tho ox.mayor Of
that place. Captain Arson did not
know how long he would DO detained.
Tho board OF arbitration Of the Ma:
tional Base Ball League, in the case OF
tho Pennsylvania state leagne against
tho Eastern state league tinds that the
Scranton club complied with nil the
national rulea and had a right 10 reor'
gunizo. In tho case Of tho Allentown
club. tho Pennsylvania league must
make new contracts with tho players ut
their present salaries.
The Satanita boat the Britannia yes
terdny in tho rnce Tor tho Atbertrnp ut
tho regatta OF tho Royal Albert Yacht
Club. The course was from Spit Head
around tho Nab light ship and wost
buoy of Rydo Middle, twice around,
total distance about forty.six miles.
Tho Albert cup 10 valued at $500, and
last year was won by the Satanita, do.
featlnR the Navahoe, Britannia and
Callunn.
Tho following two teams will run a
quarter Of mile relay race on the Y.
Ii. O. A. grounds, Martins Ferry, next
Saturday evening. Thomas Williams
team, Charles Downey, Peter Reddy,
Ella Lash, AL Davis Ollie, Ed Nc
Aninch, Joe ALL, John Moore and James
Sweeney; Hayward Longs team, Arnor
Paxton, Will Rodgers, Robert Edwards,
Will E. Thomas, Dan Woods. @. W.
swartz, George Springer and Clarence
Ebbert- Several others will also take
part The admission will DO free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21
ANNUAn REUNION

or tho Army of West Virginia at IrontoD,
Ohio-HheoIing Speakers on the Pro.
gramma.
Tho Army Of West Virginia. What
remcmbrarces the phrase brings up to
the minds of the surviving mcmbers Of
that once grand organization, now
decimatsd by tho attacking leGions Of
time. during tho past thirty years. The
army at whose hoad was one OF the
mon whose distinguishing qualities
won for him tho highest honor In tho
gift OF uation-an honor higher
than that which graces the position OF
any OF earth's kings and emperors,
whom chance OF birth elevates above
their Observation-Disclosures B. Hayes.
Tho sixteenth annual reunion Of tho
Army Of West Virginia, to DO hold at
Irouton, Ohio, next Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday, August 20, 80 aud 81,
recalls tho time throe years ago when
General Hayes passed through this city
co route to It's annual reunion, whore no
mingled with tho soldiers Of his old com.
mapd.
This years reunion will be held in
Lincoln Park, Ironton, Ohio, II the
weather permits; II not the large audi.
torium OF tho soldiers memorial hall
will be utilized. Tho programme which
has been prepared is one that will de-
light every old veteran attending, con-
sisting Of music, oratory, poetry, camp
Gro experiences. etc.
The list OF speakers Ia headed by that
unoxcollcd soldier orator, General vii.
liam II. Gibson, whose pathoS, and wit
never faii to pIoaao his audience. Do.
sides General Gibson tho following dis.
tinguishod soldier speakers will be pros.
ent and take an Rctiva part in tho pro-
ceedinga: Governor William McKin.
ley, Ex-Governor J, d. Foraker, General
William II. Powell, Chaplain Z. @. Nc.
Cabo, aud L. L. Mutt, commander de-
partmont OF Ohio G. A, R.; Con. I. II,
Duvall, Gen. S. II. Hurst, Col. Van IL.
BukUy, Gen. G. II. Grosvonor, Col. W.
S. Fnray, Capt. Thomas II. Mexico,
Capt, J. L. Bottsford, Capt. Thayer Mol
win, Judge 4. Il. Cochrnnc, Col. John
L. Vance, Col. J. A. Turlcy, Hon. Irvine
DUNCAN, Hon. A. @. Thompson. Z. L.
Ewing, Col. William Worthington and
Capt. W. S. Matthew'S 1t will be
noticed Wheeling ia represented in the
list Of Speakers.
Tho railroads will mado n reduced ratio
OF ono faro for tho round trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

All sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

Alt sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Tho township board OF education hold
its regular monthly meeting, but trans.
acted only routine business. II was tho
last meeting which W. J. kirkpatrick
will attend as clerk and tho board paid
tribute TO his efficiency in q proper
resolution, and Amos Roscoe, an excel.
lent yonng man who is n cripple, was
sworn in and will succeed to tho clerk
ship. Mr.. Kirkpatrick'a timo expiring
on tho first Of september.
Quito number Of farmers in this Vi.
cinity arc tlllOd with tho notion that the
state Of Washington affords creator op.
portunities than tho rich hills OF Boil
mont, and on Thursday John Workman
and Mrs. Elizabeth Lennon will leave
for that state, to DO followed little
latOr by Lewis Cunningham, Mrs. Scott
Cunningham, II. A. Workman and
othors. These people havo hoard glow.
Ing aCcounta from Hon. Ross j. Alexan-
dor.
Mossra. John Taylor, T. II. Johnson,
Joseph BatOs, Michael Brand, James
DcGbaugh, AndrGw Batcs, OF Dunkirk,
Ind, and George Walters, Of this city,
directors Of tho Enterprise Window
Glass Company, will moot this morning,
and, II is understood, will pny at least u
10 per cont cash dividend to tho stock
holders, whoao meeting will DO hold in
the AFTERNOON,
This morning tho flro will DO started
In tho now bottle house tank at Pulln0y