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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-05-14
Long Siege of Dangerous
Illness
Left In Low Condition-GIVen Health
and Strength by Hoods
SarSapaFiIla.

sc. l. Hood g. Co.. Lowell, Mass:
"Gentlemen:-I have been through terrible
siege OF illness, and owe my present health to
Hoods Sarsaparilla. First, l was taken sick
with measles, and on the eighth day the doctor
said had bronchitis following that complaint.
In a short time lung fever developed, and was
In a serious condition for quite while. When
1 began to get little better, my friends thought
that If ever got up would have
Consumption,
had such terrible cough and threw of twice
my weight continued in a very weak and low
condition; my weight falling from 115, before
was taken sick, to 6S pounds Then in January,
1893, had an attack of the grip and was con-
fined to my room ten weeks. After this attack L
was still very weak and did not gain health at
all until began to take Hoods Sarsaparilla. I
had 10 appetite for anything, and was sick at
my stomach continually and had bad taste in
my mouth. Some friends who were taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla begged me to try it. My
parents had despaired of anything doing me
good, but began to give me the medicine, and
before had taken one bottle there was such
A Change for the Better
that they were glad to have me continue. The
second bottle did for me what no medicine had
ever done. 1t gave me strength and brought
r,ararol hao1th tO yrhara yypekS
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-05-14
PROVO CITY. MAY IA, 1894

THERE are some G. A r. members
In Provo who must feel very cheap to-
day They scotfed at Uncle Sam on
Saturday.
THE members OF Carter's tarmy"
are unfortunate fellows, and many OF
them are very good men, but the law is
supreme and Uncle Sam must be re-
spected.
Two hundred and seventeen com.
monwealers fell in line for supper last
evening. The California contingent
got east over the brakebeam route, as
did some twenty-five or more of the
regular "army." A few new recruits
have joined.
Hoods Pills do not purge pain or
grippe. but act promptly, easily and
efficiently. 25c.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-05-14

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-05-14

Provo City JObbing shops. Furni-
ture repairing, uphoister1ng, window
and door screens made to order. All
work guaranteed and promptly at
tended to. W. H.Tidd, proprietor.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-05-14

IT is not a pleasing bit Of news, but
altogether too true, that many OF the
residents of Provo laughed in the face
of their mayor on Saturday, and ridi-
culed their marshal Tor endeavoring to
do his duty by enforcing the mayor
order. The great majority of the citi-
Zens who did this were they who voted
for these officers. Campaign and cleo
ton day sentiment was all forgotten
Saturday.
The commonwealers are sore in
deed because The DISPATCH on Satur-
day said they stole five bags OF po-
tatoes. Decker & McCauslin found
the door of their car opened and five
bags missing. They found the empty
bags on the grounds occupied by
Carter's men. Somebody stole the
potatoes.
Prevention is better than cure, and
you NAV prevent that tired feeling by
taking Hoods Sarsaparflla, which will
keep your blood pure and tree from acid
faint and germs of disease.
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A FULL line of gents shirts and sum-
ner underwear at Bonrey q MILL
mans, Southworth block.
VAv VooRHIs & Co, do dyeing,
cleaning and repairing. Centre
street, first door west of old tithing
house.
FIVE per cent. paid quarterly on saw
ings deposits at Provo Commercial q
Sayings Bank.
OYSTERS in any style. Short orders
and frst-class meals.-B. f, Fliener,
Southworth block.
EYE and ear. DIR. Ira Lyons, 40
South Main street, Salt Lake city.
Hooper 81 Eldredge building.
Go to Halma Smiths, corner F and
Eighth streets, for all kinds Of fruit
trees, flower seeds and plants. Early
vegetable plants for transplanting.
One Thousand gallons cider vinegar at
20 cents per gal.
A VERY elegant Eline of new spring
dress goods, all shades, weaves and de-
signs at L, ". WEBER s.
Go down and take look at the mag
nifcent stock of Crockery and Glass
ware at Taylor Bros. Co.
THE New York Cash store is this
week holding a special sale on white
shirts, collars and cuffs. Buy some
now. Prices, way down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-30
A THRIVING TOWN.

EILips KcsplnE Abreast with the March
Of ImrrovSme nt--NOwSy Notes.
S.,e,gi Corrtrpor,!tnos Of Ms intelligence.
ELxlNs, W. Va, July 27.-To.dry the
convention Of school teachers Of Ran
dolph county adjourned, attOr three
days session. There wore about 100
teachers. male aud female. in attend
ance. II wus croditab!O convention
not only In point Of numbers, but In
genera! Intelligence and character. Tho
pooplo of ElkIns entertained tho toach:
ara hospitably. Fours hall was placed
al their disposal, and thore was unusual
interest manifested in thor several
meetings. MGuy papers wero road on
education and other subjects. Tho
meeting was entirely harmonious, and
thoro was general interchange OF
views on tho aubjcots which brought
them together There Inns nUvOr boon
such M assembly OF toachcra IN Ran.
dolnh county before. II speaks vol Tor
Wost Virginia, that away in the heart
nj Tho mountains, ono county could got
togother such d respectable body Of odu-
sStora. At 1880 o'clock this morning,
the toachora, in q body, called on Mr..
S i. Elkins at HE residence. and wore
received aud entertained.
Tho town Of Elkins is fairly proa.
MARQUIS. Tho school building, 70 coat
"a, 900, willbo completed this fall. FIX
senator Henry e. Davis Is building a
beautiful church TO tho momoFy Of his
mother, which will DO Of stone and ono
nj tho finest in tho state. Tho West
Virginia Central Railroad Company is
also orncting building TO DO used as
tho offices OF tho company, which will
cost $4,000. u Is oxpcctod TINT noxt
summer tho headquarters Of this COM
many will DO ut this place, where tho
Shops Tor building and repairing caro-
Tho town is lightOdbY electricity. and
next yonr IL Is proposed to build water
works and establish system Of sever
Hgc. Elkns will then havo all tho best
and modern convonionccs OF proGross'
Svo town, Tho panic OF last sumnor
and tho business depression haa boon
folt loss in EIkius and vicinity than IN
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Mrs. Phnbo Thomas, Of Junction City,
H., waa told by hot doctors she had
consumption and that there was no
Lopo for her, but two bottles Of DR..
kings New Discovery completely cured
her, and shc gays 1t saved nor life. Mt
Thomas EEgcrs, 1870 Floridn St. San
francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried With
out result ovoryth;nR else, then bought
ono bottle Dr. Kings Now Discovery
and in two wcolss was cured. IIo is nat.
urnlly thankful. 1t is such results, Of
which thcsc are samples, that provo tho
wonderful efficacy d this medicine IN
coughs and colds. Free trial bottles Mt
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store Regular
sizo SOC and sl.O0. 8
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CHICAGO, July 2S.-whCat was rather quiet oil
day. with iIuCtuutiOns covering narrow limits
Prospective rain 10 the corn bolt hampDtlc1 the
9Eiof OF the bulls IN corn to-day. Oats CLOSED
Nc lower and provisions Ut slight decline.
Flour weak.
%IR4T-Cash No spr.ng SlHns?ssc: No, !?
nd 5ihaSl1c; July 50NaSl Sc5liEc: September
C0aS-Caah No. 4. lSIic; July iSi4liSIzas51tc;
September .3;Snu9SaGt%e; October 1S%nHniic;
May ii.fAi?etNi2Hc
oArs-July S9'iasGasCttc;. August 7Sssa:sssa
Est1c; September ?SMH!ss3G4sHc; Nay S2'sa
.RYg-EO. q t0n
FLAXGRbEI-el u.
TIMOTHY sIGD-s5 %
MRS. PcRH-CHSh Rl9 6!kai2 77%: July ard
and September Sl9 Ga!
LAHrsECGsh aud july md acpNmbcr goo.
R,oKt RlHs-Cssh q So July &c 72>G; aop'cm-
Der o. 67\[
Others Unchanged
SEw YoRK. July 2S-Fiout. receipts "A, 400 bar.
res, exports 29GO0 barrels: snlcs 1000 barrels
market JUL Wheat, receipts 5000 bushels
exports 1900 bnshGis; BnieS 6iS.o09 huBheiS Of
Futures aud Gt0to bushels OF spot; spot market
? red July SAKE; August 5i5ln5i& sa649 &c; 5epiem.
hcT $50; October S9Lc, Corn. receipts 600
hushelsa exports 1900 bushels: sales $50 600 hush
cts OF futures; market inactive: July 6Oc; August
OATS. receipts s. 600 hushNIN exports i9,oGS hush
els sales 5000 bushels OF futures and $1,000
bushels OF spot: market dull; July astEc; sep.
len6er S2%c; October $S9sc. Hay, hops and
hides quiet Ont meats steady. Lard QniOt;
Western steam & IS; July aud September Il ~
Pork firm; new mess Ella O0a!I u; extra prime
sl2 SOaia o. family sll 6GaI5n Butter firm;
western Unity l2attSSc; DO ercAmGry fSatPn
low quiet; city 4!4G ROsT inll; strained coin.
mon. 10 good 81 2iAi 70. TnrpcnttnO dull Of "Stc
Ricc Quot; domestic ItfG6L:c; Japan tsLais5o
Molassc5 lnlI; New orleans open kettle good to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-30
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION
at Fair1nou; Adiouns--A Profitable Sos.
sion-Sew OtttrorA.

at fnirInupt Adjourned FrOut0ple Scb'
sion--Haw OtitrOrS.
SpcetGi Correspondence Of ne intelligence.
FAIRYoSr. ". Va. July 2s.-Thu
West Virginia State Sabbath School
convention closed Friday evening, ate,
three Days earnest work.
Ex-senator W. 7. Wiley, aud ex.Gov.
F. Il. Peirpont wcro received with quite
on ovation, and their words of wisdom
wero listened to with greatest interest.
Rev. ]. r. McKasry. chairman OF tho
Sunday school committee Of Kentucky,
was present and gave tho convention
the benefit OF the experience OF Sunday
school workers in his state in the line Of
organization. II may interest readers
to know that President T. G. Miller, and
Secretary McGrogor cont out to the
people Of the state within tho year
moro than 1000 loiters. circulars, re.
port blanks, &c.
The following named officers were
elected for tho ensuing your:
President & V. woods, Barbour
county; vicc presidents, Row. J. S. Pom.
roy, hancock county, and I. c. John
son, Charleston; secretary, W. d. Nc
Grccor, Huntington.
Il was decided to hold the next state
convention at Huntington, on the
fourth Tuesday OF May, 1895. No meet
ing has been hold within our borders
for year, which will be so fur reach
ing in its Influences as tho last session
and ncno Of cur citizens arc doing more
10 promote genuine prosperity than the
humble Sabbath School workers.
Resolutions werc adopted thanking
the people OF Fntrmont for their Rener.
Gus hospitality in entertaining delegates
and thanking the various railsasd conl-
ranics for reduced rates.
Thanking Field supt Reynolds for
his able addresses aud kind counsel.
Asking tho various Evangelical churches
holding state meetings to send dele
gates 10 the state Sunday school con-
vention.
Expressing iaith In tho cause OF TEN.
poranco aud recommending Consocrated
effort 10 rid our state Of the sin Of
drunkenness and advising the organiza.
ton Of q state board to arrange for
normal work on the ChantsuQua plan,
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Elder S. S. beaver, Of McAllistorvillc
Juuiatta, Co., Pr, saya his wito Is
subject to Cramp in the stoInach, Last
summer aho triod ChambUrlain's Colo,
Cholera and Diarrbna Remedy for IL
aud was much plOasod with tho speGdy
relief II afforded. Sho haa since used it
whenever necessary and found that Il
uevcr fails. For sNlo by Chas. z.
GootzO, viii W. Irwin, Chrls +.
schnopf, Chas. Menkemeller, VIM. Z.
Williams, 8. l. BriCo, A. Z. sclToolo,
Will MonkHmcIlnr. John Coleman,
Richards & NicElroy, W. II, Hague,
Wheeling; Bowio Il Co., Bridgeport,
and u. F. Pcubody & Son, Bonwood.
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any other portion Of tho state. There
has been work for everybody, and times
ho,,n Hany, yooson0h1v bFoSnAPhna

any other portion Of the state. There
has been work for everybody, and times
have been reasonably prosperous.
The town Of Elkins mover enjoyed
what is called "boom," although IL
has made very substantial progress.
Lots that voro sold at from 500 to 500.
now bring from $500 to 1880. hence
everybody who purchased lots in
EIkins has been enabled 10 realize .
pdsome profit
Elkins 10 tho railroad coutre Of tho
West Virginia Central. The main limo
reaches hero from Cumberland, where
II makes connections with the Penn
sylvnnla and Baltimore & Ohio systems,
and from hero il bGA branch to Dover
~ and ono to BelinHton. There ts also
branch up Roaring crock In Randolph
county, tor a distance OF about asght
miles. This road Is projected TO Elk
river, whore it will form connection
with the road leaving Charleston, MAX.
ing through connection. Thcro fa
also boing built another connection
with the Wcst Virginia Central from
llendrieks, In Tucker county, up the
DryIFork, which IL now in operation to
Harmon, a diptance OF twenty-five
mica This road will be puShed ulti-
mutely to come point on tho Greenbtier
river, q distanco Of AMY about totty.Gve
miles from tho ChOapeake 4 Ohio at
Hot Springs.
Thero has also boon erected At Par.
soma, on the West Virginia Central
road, largo tannery. y,
Randolph county presents IN air Of
thrift progress aud prosperity. Tho
climate IL unsurpassed, and tho health,
owing 10 the high mountatns and pure
atmosphere, is the 6ncst In the state.
Randolph county is destined to DO tho
summer home OF people from tho Ohio
rive. valley and the Atlantic coast.
Thoro is no better summer and autumn
climate.
At this place Senator Davis has com.
pletcd and Is now occupying his hand.
some stone residence tho hnost in tho
state. Hon. X. @. Kerens has Just FIN.
ishod his tno homo. aud intends to oc-
cupy it this fall. Ex.Prssident lasrt.
aon ia expected TO spend part OF Sep.
tember and October hero as the guest OF
ex.seCrotary Of War Ekins.
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Tho best oalve in tho world for cuts,
bruiuOs, goros, ulCara, salt rhOum, fevor
sores, tettOr, chapped hands. chilblaing,
corns. and all akin cruptions, and posi-.
tIyGly Curoa piles. or no pay required.
It IL guaranteed to give perfect sat!siae.
ton or money refunded. Ptico %
cents por box. For salO by Logan Drug
Company.
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1.-Two atnrh.

CHICAGO. Jriy 2S-TIogs. receipts 1900 head:
EhtpmeRts 1000 head, market SetIve. lIgIit s. 9S
o. Is, rough packing siSDnI rs; mixed Il aSni q:
pigs, e. afhiM Cattle. receipts 500 head; ship.
inSMts 2COo bend market quiet aud steady.
Sheep, receipts so hcaII; shipments sos head;
market unchanged.
East LtnERrY. Pa. July 2S-Cat,ln, market
firm aud unchanged. Hogs market dull NJ Saigc
ibwcr; IhiiniGiphtua g. d0a5 TO-. host Workers
Is iOAi 90: common to fair Workers 81 4Da5 30,
pigs 81 4ja3 81. shop. market steady aud mn.
changed
CNClNNArI ryuiy 9S.-IicSs steady at & 75S
$50: receipts 1000 head; EhlpInGntS 40 hNnd
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eYYProw - Moisture; in.onEO itching and
singing; rIuSt o. night; wbrn by scratching: II
hlrOh and ulccrHtD becoming very sOra
OINTMENT Rtops the itching Hn,l
bleeding heals ulCOntOn. aud III most CaSsS 10,
MOVES tho turuOts AZ dtugYlGtst OF by mail, Tor
U0cuun Us. SwnynO & Son, Philadelphia
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stmriy apply "swAYER'S OINTMENT" No In.
tCrrni tDsitGiuc rcquiVd, Cures iCilCr, eczCun,
itch, MI CtuptIonJ on tho fhcc, hands, nose, DO
ipOVlnH tho skin clear, white md hnnlthy, ftJ
anat GORiinS md curative powers am pnaSc,yOi
By no other remedy, Ask your druggist for
sWAYNE'E OtS1tFST. 1IIlStW
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FINANCE AID TRADE.
rns Psa.urOu Of tho Or0nry and ssooa
Markets.

NV A1ANAASs Sttp HSS@NS
Markets.
EEw YoRK. July ss.-MoneT on call sUy at
lper cent. last loan al per cent; ciO'a'd at
ief cent Prime mercantile Mayer Sas PSF eeus
Sterling cIchAuce trm St q sstSAi s9% s'lTe'
certificates 64a6;c. GALES were Sts79 shares
Their, Is very i''le TO be said Oi to-day's stock
market, which reached point OF GtGgnlncy
which 0 shoTt time ego would have tscu COZ;
siirfed Impossible Of Gttainuleut, win t3iGl
rates Of isrs than NceG sharcH the 'ITc%!sStLoh
could not hHyp been very interesting. sugar
was tho LEADER Of The MARKET cFosiuG fraction
above yesterday. The CHANGERS were t!lghuy
heavy aud declined SRIt per cent London vas
small seller Of Union Feclnc cnnIinB a decline
OF y I,et rent DitIIljrH Gained PET cent
Wheeling & Lake Erie mRic gain Of INtf cent
Tat IndsnV in the rC-t OF tue list WIS Ter ttlTsns
and the chAnGtS wuTo 10 tho smaller tfAc'loInS
and In . majority Of cahN on the dccltnins Muo'
The EallfOnd bnuds were very duh to-day.
Government and state bonds dull
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crscrsITl O., July %.--cOt'on steady; MID
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UNBR0kEN BULLNESS
Ruled tho Market In Wan Stree.
Last Week.
TIE VERY STRANGE CONFLICT

Ia Congress Over tho Sugar Duties
aud the Attitude OF tho Trust Have
a Tendency to Unscrtto Matters
Tho oniy Thing to Restore Conf.
doncO Is tho Speedy Adjournment
ofCongress-Tho DrGip on Gold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-30

When nAsy wa rlet, We gave her cnEorta.
When sho wns Child, shC cried for CHEoHA,
When she became Mis-, shO crnss to cU*orta,
When sl,o had CuLldrUu, sho G.vO them CAEsOrtS,
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Srv ToRK, July - Pig iron slender; Scotch
slq jON21 ~, AmOticHu el0 2SalS u Copper
SiC1rAy; lake "al71e Lead steady u s. 10. Tin
stcndy; stFdIts SIS 50.
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Whnl.

NEW YoRK, July H-PotfOlOum weaker: M
saIcs; August option closed offered OtBl1Sc.
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HTw luRR. july 2s.-Wnol steady: domestic
fleece iBa2jC; pulled cOn2So
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and Departure o: tr'us ~ Aol aijer
NAY .. 1884, bNTLASAt'OS ~ NfTfErStE
Mask tpAily; SUNDAY cIccatNi liiuuk4S Ok.
crpicd, saturday eGnep;c1 l>nnast na.y Sat.
Vrlhy only Eaatefn Stanlati Ilnr
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FACIAL SOAP.
AN AATIFxCIAL aEAIDEN.

il 10 Easy EnouHh 90 be BoRutituI II
You Only Know How.
HIOlss and Dlcmsshes on the Face, Noustaehes
on womea, Pug OF Crooked Noses, Largo
Mouths, ousstandlng Ea1-there Is 10 reason
fOt putting up with such disfCuremen.s nova.
days. They, and lotsmore, arc all easily removed
by Well.kuown Surgical and Flee
tfieai processes. For YcafB tho .ESA
treatment OF such things has been HEGIA
especially ut the John II. Wood kda NJ
bury Chronological institute, isS SA L "
West sd St., New York. Regular g;S$As9
PhyBieianS there doing nothing saSlEn I'd
else oil tho time. Their 1So Page
Book, telling oil about Il, will be mailed, sealed
.:toyour nd1Ee1a for tUc. IN stamps or oliver.
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Attention! Parents, Guardians & Others

When you are looking for n school why do you
listen 10 exaggerated and unreasonable claims
lar nrefcrence made by schools having no cSpc.
rIerIce aud NO reputation In imparting business
education, and decide in their favor without
sSn ri Tho counIcS OF Instruction. all facilities,
age fsnl reputation o. schools1 Ifyog will call
on ench mud examine It's iacil!tiCS and then com
pare them y0u will lind tho dittcrcuec y IaVnE
H Tho WHEELING BUSINESS COLhEiE 80
vrcSt that Won cannot fail 10 gtvc Il the prefer.
once IN uv6ry regard. by 30 doing you Gun dc
eide lntclligcntly and avoid making the uut0r'
tuuato mistake TINT some DO.
Please call or address
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
ive3 Wheeling. V. w.
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KeySeT E4prUSs, RS0 q M, daily
CunbGrlnnd Accommodation. S'S0 a M daily
Grafton Accommodating. 800 p m. daily.
Moundsville Accommodation. $50 aud il!l5 4.
M, aud 6i0 Z. n, except Sunday, und 1879 ,, IN.
Saturday only
From rcw York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore
Sis a. NJ. dsIiy,
keySet Expires. soo P 2, daity; "a 49,
Grafton ACCOMMODATION. U0l .. IN. daily,
MoundByilIO Accommodation, 40 a IN. OK.
cupt Sunday; 1000 N. duily, and i'2o. STOP
m, except Sunday. nnh 1910 pm. Saturday only.
TRANs.oluo DIVISION.
For Columbus aud Chicsgo, 7;So aud 1 T. p m.
dolly
Y! Newark Accommodation. $50 p ~, daily OK,
e. GIIirsv.llc Accommodation, 1870 m. and
s;S0p III. except sunday.
ARRIVE
ChtcrRo EXPRESS, 2s'ssa u and 1915 a N. daily.
cincinnati Express, as q, nj aad t;s' p H.
Newark Accommodation, li;Ta m, daily, OK.
y &, cIatSyillo ACCOMMODATION. ll.s1 IN and
&25 n m. daily. except sunday.
WHEELING & PTTTsDuRGH DIVISION
For r1ttburgh. 6oD and 20 n ~, daily: 1850
{, NJ, daily except Sunday. and 6,iip IN. daily.
For Pittsburgh aud the rnSt, 800 u IN, sud5.SS
p, N, daily.
except sunday
ARluvS,
From P,tahnrEb. I1;lG Yu. Gud $50 r. W., ll:25
n N. dRilg, and 1851 VIZ except sunday aud
log a m. Sunday only
Wellington Accommodation, stlO a. H., daily,
except Sunday.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on and Atps Sunday, June =, 1894 Passenger
Trains wilt run GS folbws' DAILY tDl!ly Ex'
cout sunday. Ccnttni time
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Metals

Tho banks now bold ST. .Ia,7lS ip Excess OF tho
requirements Of tho q per CcnttrllN
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CHICAGO, July q. -whCat was rather quiet all
day, with fluctuations covering narrow limits
Prospective rain 10 the oOrn bolt dampDtlc1 the
lriof Of the bulls In corn to-day. Oats CLOSED
No lower and provisions Ut slight decline.
Flour weak.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-07-12

In the running of trains and to enforce
the observance of law and order. Ac-
cordingly the Fifteenth Infantry,
United States army, stationed at Fort
Sheridan, was placed under arms
and hurried to Chicago, whi @ four COM
panies of reenfo cements were or
dered from Fort Leavenworth. The
Fifteenth Infantry was accompanied
by troops B and K of the Seventh Cav
airy, made famous at the battle of
Wounded Knee, and battery OF light
artillery. United States troops were
also ordered to take the field in Cali
fornia and Colorado. Major General
Miles, who had been on leave OF alb
sence, was summoned to Washington,
and after a long conference with the
President and Secretaries Gresham
and Lamont, Major General Schofield
and Attorney General Olney. started
for Chicago TO direct the movements
OF troops.
The Brotherhood of Railway Train
men, thirty thousand strong, declared
war on the American Railway Union,
and members of the Brotherhood were
threatened with expul ion II they took
any part in the strike. Chief Arthur,
of the Locomotive Engineers Brother
hood, cautioned the engineers against
contracting the strike fever. Presi-
dent Debs, OF the A. X. u, however,