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LAWYER LANG ARRAIGNED.
Held in $500 for Trial for Alleged
Pension Frauds.

Henry Lang, an attorney, of this city,
who made a speciality of prosecuting
United States pension claims, was ar
raigned before United States Commits
sioner Alexander to-day on a charge of
violating the Pension laws. He was ar
rested In Kansas City on a charge pre-
ferred before Commissioner Alexander
by Pension Inspector Elliott of having
Illegally charged Catherine Roeth Sc
more than the Pension laws allowed.
Commissioner Alexander fixed the
bail at $500
The evening world., 1894-10-06
A BIG CHINESE LOAN.
Tien-Tsin Firm Authorized to Raise
$4,000, 900.
(Dy Associated Press.)


T1EN-TS1N, Oc.. 6.--The Chinese Gov
eminent has authorized firm here to
raise a loan OF fl0.OOOOOO sterling ESQ. OOo.-
OOW. The sum of fl000OOO (S5, 900. OOO) has
already been placed privately. The rates
OF interest are not stated.
PARIS, Oct. 6.-The French cruisers
Isly, Alger, Duguay-Tronin and the
gunboat Lutin have been ordered to
proceed to Chinese waters.
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,By Associated Press.

IBy AssOClated FressI
LONDON, Oct. 6.-tnited States Am
bassador Bayard and Mrs. Bayard, ac-
companied by 5. ID. Warren and J. II.
Carter, left Waterloo Station this
morning in order to embark for New
York at Southampton on board the
American line steamship Paris
The evening world., 1894-10-06
AN AMERICAN PRINCESS.
Elisabeth sperry MarrIes Prince
PoniatowsLi I'm Paris.

(By Associated PrsNl
PARIS, Oct. 6,-The marriage Of Miss
Elizabeth Sperry, OF San Francisco. Cal,
TO Prince Andre Poniatowski. took place
at noon to-day In the Roman Catholic
Church OF st, Pierre de Chaillot The
bridal party then repaired to the Ameri-
can Protestant Church of the Holy Trim
lily, on the Avenue de rAlms. where a
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wants 10000 Damages.

NEWARK, y, j.. oct. s.-Burton Leroy has
brought suit In the Supreme Court against the
Pennsylvania railroad for $50 900 damages Aug.
II last, Leroy was struck by a locomotive Of the
Company md had four ribs broken, besides sus-
tanning a conclusion OF the brain.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
Unknown Nam Badly Injure

An unknown man attempted to stop q rul
horse attached to a cab at Twenty-seventh
and Eighth avenue. early this morning. ami
knocked down and sustained a fracture .
The evening world., 1894-10-06
Claims to II. Assessed Too High

william D. Smith, of the htm of Smith. Gray
Co. OF Brooklyn, to-day applied to Justice
Smith, In Supreme Court. Brooklyn. for an order
requiring tho BOARD OF Assessors to review their
action in assessing the FIRMS property at $40. 600
He claims that It is not worth than $50. 900
Justice Smith appointed Henry D. Bellows to
take testimony as TO the value of the property.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
Found Drowned in Erie Basi

James Cosgrove, Of 1877 Greene street, b
lyn. this morning found the body Of man
ing in Erie Basin. The man WIS about
years old, FIVE feet ten inches In height
weighed about $50 pounds. A German
book and so cents were all that was found y
pockets,
The evening world., 1894-10-06
The bingham Company Assigns

The W, A Bingham Company. dealers in paper
bags at iss and 1853 franklin street. made AZ
assignment to-day TO Dunnslls Van schAiok
without preferences, The amount Of the assets
and liabilities Is not stated.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
One Killed in a Railroad wre'

(By Associated Press,j
ADMISSION, Ala, Oct. Ga Birminghan
Atlantic train went through bridge owe
Coosa River yesterday and one passengef
killed and the conductor. fireman. mall
and baggage master were hurt.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
WILD WEST CLOSES.
Buffalo DiIrs Aggregation Ends the
Season This Evening.

Buffalo BilPs Wild West and Congress
OF the Rough Riders OF the World closes
Its season this evening at Ambrose Park.
South Brooklyn. After the performance
the tents will be struck, and tomorrow
the people engaged will depart for their
The evening world., 1894-10-06
Raiding Knmrs Cause n Panic.


LOURENzO MARQUEE, Delagoa Bay,
Oct. 6-The Kaffirs are raidng cattle
within a mile of the town. A panic
prevails among the inhabitants.
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New York Man Killed.


V"pFVTdI 10 IHt ENtHIHB WuIIu'I
PORT JERVls, n. Y, Oct. 6-John Gun
aged fortyseven, a resident OF New York
visiting at Kenoza Lake. near Jeifersonyills
livan County, was killed by the running svi
his horse ON Wednesday.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

Michael HALEY. twenty-one years old, o.
SSs West Twenty-nlth street, while fishing Z
foot Of West Twentieth street this mornlnS
overheard and was drowned.
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TYPHO0N AT HONG KONG.
One Vessel Sunk and Her Crew All
Drowned.

Dry Associated Press)
HONG-KONG. oct. "a typhoon has
swept over this port. Much damage was
done among the small craft in the
harhor.
one vessel was sunk and all hands
were drowned
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ATLANTIC CITY, y, J., oct s.-Clara strick.
ling, aged fourteen, who disappeared from her
home several days ago. was met BY william
Smith. while he was walking along the board
walk, and taken home, She says she slept for
several nights under an oyster bar In DOYLE q
pavilion.
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Brooklyn Policemen Accused

Charges we're to-day preferred against T.
men Charles Peto and William Burke. =
Ign for the manner in which they secufc
dence. upon which a raid was made ~
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To n HospitnI Imam.

Catherine DAILY thirty-hys years old. Of 0,
Greenwich street. was taken from her homo to
Bellevue Hospital this Aitsrnooa insane.
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Killed n Man in seA-Defense


MONROE. Ala. Oct. 6.-Dr. James r. Paes
shot and killed by John c. Ransome vests
Pace rushed at Ransome with a pistol 10
OF the Coroner's Jury was 'justinsble homisi
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There is no reason VII
Houses,Flats or Room
Should be vacant
when a 14.word
House and Home Ad.,
costing 80 cents,
will secure
The Tenants
You Want.
Try it.


Steamer Venezuela, from Curacca and
ports. arrived to-day. and Capt. Hopkins repd
that on Sept. 81. at Porto Cabello. Hans AZ
sen. a native Of Norway, fell overheard and =
his arm On Sept 20. at Curacao, James ~
son. fireman. aged thirty. and native Of
land. died Of dysentery.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
MAY BE CARR0LL'S COMPANY
The New York Hnrbor and Staten
Island Ferry Co. Incorporated.

Island Ferry Co. Incorporated.
By Associated Press)
ALBANY. n. Y, Oct. 6.-The New
York Harbor and Staten Island Ferry
Company was incorporated to-day. with
capital of $4,000, to run a line of
ferries from the foot of Whitehall
street, New York City, to Staten Island.
1t could not be learned to-day whether
the above mentioned corporation has
any connection with the bidding. In OF
the Staten Island Ferry franchise by
Howard Carroll. Mr.. Carroll is out OF
the city,. and Mr.. Starin. his father-in-
law, said:
IF ! could tell you, I would, but I
cannot"
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Prescriptions dispensed solely by ETadu.
1les; best drugs honest prices, Large stock, low
rAies' auick Sale~ AILhAu. 80 Broadway. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
STICKS TOITS STORY.
Tho Pail Mall Gazette Insists that
Gladstone Will Resign.
DENIAL OF THE REPORTA RIDDLE
Aud Even tho Liberal Organs Admit
That Thcrc May Dc Something In It.
Ills Withdrawal Means tho Disrup.
tIon Of tho Party aud tho General
Reconstruction OF All Parties in
Engiand-hn Important Political
Event

LONDON, Feb, Tho Pail Mall Gazette
today persists that 1t was right in ita
statements nado yesterday to tho effect
that tho resignation OF Mr.. Gladstone
as premior was shortly to DO expected.
Tho Pal Mall Gazette this afternoon
says: "The announcement was mado
with full sense Of tho responsibility.
Wo were prepared for On official denial,
butwo wcre not prepared tor a virtual
confirmation Of tho accuracy Of the
statement from Mr.. Gladstone himpolf.
''Sir Algcrnon Wcst's words are !:
Tho statement that Mr.. Gladstone has
definitely decided, or decided tall, TO
'rcsIGn is untrue, obviously oil .erms
upon tho exact meaning which attaches
TO tho word decision Tho whole dc.
NAL Is an elaborate ondeavor to prepare
his supporters for tho stop lio has do.
cided to tako. It Is now manifest that
his tenure OF Office ia limited TO months,
II not to weeks. His withdrawal means
the disruption OF tho party and q gon.
0rnl reconstruction ofnll parties. This
with the possible exception OF Mr..
Gladstone's perversion OF home rule, is
tho most important political event since
tho ropeal Of the corn laws."
Whilc the Liberal papers generally
profess to DO satisfied with the denial,
others are inclined to partially agree
that the answer is riddle. Tho ma.
jority OF tho general public is inclined
to think that the report is true.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
CHRIS EVANS DEFIANT.
Still In tho Mountains and COmmunIC cath
With Tim ScNyknnnCra

Still In tho Mountains and Communicating
with tho Newspapers.
SAMFnANctsco, Fob. 1.-Tho Eraminer
to-day prints story which II true
puts M cnd to many conflicting stories
OF tho escape Of tho bandits, Chris
Evans and Ed. Morrell escaped 10 Mex
lean territory, Under date OF january
%, tho paper prints long Interview
purporting TO have been held with tho
bandits that day mt Sampson Flint.
Richard Bicelow, u man well known in
tho San Joaquin valley, and who was
once engaged in business with Evans,
sends tho interview. Evans also sonds
short letter 10 two local newspaper
men. There is little doubt that the
letter was written by the bandit. Tho
two refugees talk freely OF thor expert
ence in tho mountains and foothills in
the vicinity OF Sampson Flat, and tell OF
several occasions OH which tho sheriff.
forces were close up. Tho bandita
claim they arc being well provided for
by the miners and ranchmen in that
wild mountainous region. Bigolow
quotes Evans as follows: "At present
We arc going to stay right in the noun.
tains."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
DANGER JUST AHEAD IL
A Prominent Professor Speaks About
tho Threatening Things Abroad at
This limo OF tho Year.

III Is surprising how many people nrc suffer.
Ing to-day from So.callOd coushH, colds aud In.
iluOnZa." r' HElgFt,1f.
Tho romntk was made BY worry promIncnt
professor connected with ono Of tho lpRdlug
New York hospitals Continuing, no said! :
ut Ia not these things that nJo troubling 200.
plC. but 1t IL ali advanced form OF our Old enc.
my, the grip. People icol out, Of sorts, SneOHc,
hRyo PainA In the muscles and bones, hnyo no
appetite, lose nil Interest III tho world mud won.
dor what Is tho matter. It Is tho grip; nothing
else, p .U. .aFnt' y - .
"Now all Snch symptoms lcCd to have prompt
treatment. Tho attack must bC met aud re-
PEELED NJ once, or II Is certain 10 result In some.
TIL ny serious know oil hut ono way ~ cor.
tAlnly avoid these troubles which nrU now NO
common, aud that IA, 10 Immediately counter.
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liant. Nothing Of tho ordinary kind. but some.
thing pure aud scientific. For this purpose
nothing hnS ever elunllcd DuIly's furc
Malt Whiskcy, which Is acknowledged 10 day by
physicians and scientific people 70 DO tho only
pnre, medicinal malt whISkCy upon tho mar.
keL" lIII
Tho words. OF tho professor hrc true and they
carry wonderful meaning TO many mon aud
women who arc suffering With tho first syinp.
toms 81 grip, or OlSo grip In It's ADVANCED stngG.
For MI such people VIC offer n word OF advice
which Is 10 take tho best means 10 overcome
ihcSo troubles MID do not permit any dealer 10
bwGrye you from your pnrpoSo to have that
WHICH hnA proven itself by years OF use, 10 BIZ
tho best nnd puteSt StimulAnt In tho world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
MAN. wants but little here below,

Nine out OF ten men when asking for
drink, will simply ask for something
good" and out OF the nine there are not
two who know when drink OF good
whiskey, brandy, gin or rum is sold
them. Few hotels or vendors OF liquors
can assure their customers that the
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pure and old. Ono tastes almost as
good as the other; but If you want to be
sure that YOU are buying only q pure
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there, you can bet your bost dollar that
you arc getting straight" article. His
Silver Age, Duqucsne and Bear Creek
Ryes recommended by physicians and
men OF all professions. For sale by
Wheeling Drug Company
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
FIRE At CHICAGO.

Tho Oldest Wooden Ware House In tho
West Burns-Employes Narrowly Is.
cnpe.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Fire broke out this
morning in tho warehouse OF Felix and
Maraton, tho Oldest willow and wooden
warehouse in the west. Tho building
is located on Canal street ut the inter.
section OF Henry. street and is about 100
BY l25 in area extending back to tho
Pennsylvania Company's tracks.
5.About twenty-five employees were in
the building when tho fire started and
the flames spread SO rapidly that escape
by the elevators was cut or and tho
men rescued with difficulty. Two OF
the employees were badly burned and
seriously cut in making their escape
through q window. They are: William
Brown, burned and injured internally,
may die; Fred Smith, burned and bad.
ly-cus. will recover. Within an hour
and half OF the discovery OF tho fire
tho stock was a total loss and the build.
ing badly damaged. Tho total loss is
$4,000, tho damage to stock being
$4,000 and tho outbuildings $4,000. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
I, corrIrnn summoned to Rome ,

RoME, Feb. Lin view of the fact
that the announcement that it was re-
ported in this city that Archbishop
Corrisan, of New York, would be sum.
moned to Rome has been reprinted in
Paris rs Il fact, tho Associated Press has
caused further inquiries to BIO made on
the subject in this city. 3
The result OF tho inquiries made by
tho Associated Press representative
shows that the report that Archbishop
Corrigan is to be called to Rome is still
,pcrsistcutly circulated at the vatican.
s The propaganda has no information
on the subject; but it is said that n
summons TO Archbishop Corrigan will
possibly BIO sent from the vatican d.
ractly, f-iz VIA, BsfUt.5t1i-t no.
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BENiiAoi's REPORT.
Ills Official Dispatch Detailing His Action
ut klo-The Administration Endorse,

His Official Dispatch Detailing His Action
ut lslo-The Administration Endorses
Him.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. l.-sccrotary
Herbert to-day gave out tho following
cable dispatch received from Admiral
Bonham on Tuesday:
Eric; Jan. 90, 1891.
40 he Sccrttary Of The Nary. Washington. D. c.:
/ 1.-TWO American merchant vessels Sat-
urd0y were prevented from going along
side the wharf. To-day, 6 p. ~, sent
the Detroit to take position that would
protect vessels going alongside the
wharf and il fired upon to return fire.
Myvesscls under way and cleared for
action. After the Detroit took position,
boat from ono vessel running line pre-
paratory to haul in was fired upon with
muskets from insurgent ship. Detroit
returned fire with one FOUNDER, shot
striking under her boat. Insurgents
fred broadside gun leeward. Later, in
surgents fired broadside gun over
American merchant vessel. Detroit re-
turned fire with muskets, striking in
surgents stern post. Passing by in
surgent he was hailed, saying: If you
fire again l will return your fire and ii
necessary will sink YOU
Detroit anchored to command both
vessels, one merchant vessel having
been carried to- new position near
wharf, tho tug having offered services
gratuitously to discharge cargo. Iusur.
gent leader was notified these vessels
would discharge from tho present posi-
ton, but that my determination was
not changed-to give American NOR
chant vessels full protection to tho
wharf if they desired to go.
"BENnAM."
Secretary Herbert to-day sent tho fol-
lowing dispatch to admiral Benham:
WAsulNGToN, Feb. l.
Bcnhaur, Rio: n. (
'"Further Information received from
United States minister. We are satisfied
entirely with the prudence aud judg-
mont with which you have carried out
instructions and protected American
commerce. Rely upon you for contin-
ued exercise of wise discretion.
(Sicncd) 'HERBERr.p
Secretary Gresham has received dis
patch from Minister Thompson at Rio
De Jaueiro, confirming the details OF
Admiral Benham's encounter with the
Insurgents. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
SHOCKING TRAGEDY,
An Old Man Kills His Son-in-Inw and
L.

An oih man kiliS HIS Son-tn-Lnw and
Flows Out His Own Brains.
BECKER, Mo-, Feb. IA shocking
murder and suicide has taken place
about two miles from thispoint. Henry
Fries md his father-in-law, John
Schultz. have held a erudgc for several
years against each other over come
trouble about land. Tuesday night tho
old feud was renewed, and, according to
Schultz, Fries dared him to shoot.
Schultz took the dare and killed Fries.
He surrendered to tho nearest justice
of the peace, who refused to hold him.
Schultz then returned home, slept all
night, and while feeding stock in the
morning blew out his brains. Fries was
about forty years OF ago. He leaves n
widow and five children. Schultz was
sixty-six years old and has several
grown children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

TIE BREATH OF chronic catarrh
patient is often 80 offensive that he be-
comes M object OF disgust. After a
time liberation sets in, the sponcy
bones arc attacked, and frequently de-
stroyed. A constant source OF discom.
fort is tho dripping OF the purulent
secretions into the throat, sometimes
producing inveterate bronchitis, which
is usually the exciting cause OF pulmon-
ary disease. The brilliant results by its
use for yeara past properly designate
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and only cure. Call upon your druggist
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Chicago, Feb 1.-The wheat market to-day,
though weak in tho middle was Arm at both
strength was due 10 tho SensaiIonal English
political news, reports Of damage TO tho wIutcr
crops, better cables mud some short buying. 4
reaction followed owing 10 sales induced BY
clsnraScsS but some SuvIgE or,iers near Ihc
close sent prices I'M again,
Corn closed with n loss Of 10 for May.
NTny oats arc 10 lOwor. -
PROVISIONS slightly higher.
WHE.T T@S No, . spring Golic; No, . spring
G;iinCiiSc: No, . rcd GOEc: January 5gT{aCO[I
CO.. &c; Siny CJ55aG1 saGlIc; Jrly 6j Isa65 EaG5;c
{, CoRS-C0slI 10. .. <SIIsc; FebrIlary $6a;kyJlla
3jIEc: May taSSc; uIy 3ss{ ItSsaSs1lc. .,
oSl{c; May 205!. asOu9g,Ic; july gSitc.
RyE-No ., lii $50 - ''sIITS
FLGysrEpSsl 49,.
TIMOTHY sEEp-st coat o.
MESS poRH--Cash sl2 10; February SIC %; May
81 8Sal3 Gjal3 90
s. 4ja7 JCa7 10; May 81 ba3g,
s6!lja6 G0aG 10.
snOuLpERs-s6 2Sn5 80.
EGGS-EnSy; strictly fresh l3l1alic.
Nyw Yong rrh 1.r,Ior- roroIntv mn bo-.
rails: exn"rtS \ O01 bnrreIS. sSIcS in Nh Horrcs.
market Gr,nrr. Wheat Sxnorts 81 00D buSheis.
Soi"s ) 2iS I'M brShsIs nF ;,,II,yns. sno, mnrtoI
dull: No northern 70IIc; options stronger and
higher; No. red February Gi1sa6Gl Ea6GIEc;
March G7aG55 $a6TI3c; May cole; june 70Tc: July
IU1sa7lLn7lIc Corn, receipts 700 bushels: eX.
ports l1,0C0 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels
OF futures and HOO bushels OF spot; market
dull and weaker; February 425kai2 5SaIs1Sc;
March SjSai3s4aialiSc; May AZ a44t4aii.c. Oats,
receipts 81 900 bushels; exports none: snles rs.
0oO bushels Of futures and 5000 bushels Of
spot; market dull but steady February 33Isa3i
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NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The dry goods district Is
results in less activity but prices are very fairly
sustained throughout the district. Prints mud
printed goods arc quiet but steady. Drcsn goods
show better feeling. with rather moro bust
hess, and tho talk from the mills Is much more
cheerful. The iobbIng trade Is more active.