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WOMEN ON THE WAR PATH.

They Attack tho Work Train at WaIston
Situation SIN Critical.
PUNNSUrAwHEY, Pa, juno 25.-Since
tho mon attacked train oil coal and
iron police at Adrian last night tho wo-
mon hive put on war pain. at Walston.
Early to-day they massed themselves
and made charge on tho work train,
but before any serious damage was
done the guards drove them of. At
noon Captain Clarke, who has charge
of coal aud iron police at uoratio, was
in Adrian, aud O mob OF angry women
pouncod upon him, and, before tho
militia could interfere, ,hoy gaze him u
savose pumme!line. Siouos woro thrown
ut General Manager Fishers train q.
this place last night while he was be-
ing takon TO Altoona to attend meet
ing OF the mine owners. Both the en-
gireer aud the fireman were nutt. Not
wi,hs!apding the presen ce Of tho mill
tary the situation ia still considered
critical.
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THE HOUSE TAKES ACTION.

Resolutions Adopted and Adjournment
Taken Until To-oiorrow.
WAsuIydroy, j. c., juno 2j.-Whcn
the house me. to-day i: was generally
understood that it would adjourn carly
out OF respect to the memory OF Pres!-
den. Carnot Chaplain Da:by referred
in his prayer TO the great calamity
which has fallen on our sister republic
in the murder OF the President a mes
ave from the President OF the United
states was ANNOUNCED aud Executive
CLERK Pruden appeared at tho door
beorin. large envelope containing the
Presidents announcement; 10 the senate
and house o! the death Of President Gar.
not
mit,ee on foreign affairs, thereupon
rose and, offered tho following reso!u-
tons:
"RssoIctd, Tint the house Of repre-
se,tatives OF tho United States OF Amer
ico has hoard with profound sorrow OF
Nh, assassina,ion Of President Carno!
and tenders the people 0! France sim
care sympathy in their nattnna! be-
reavemont;
THAT the President Of tho United
stntos DO requested to communicate
Ibis expression OF sorrow 10 the govern
mont OF the republic Of Franco anu to
Madame Garnet md tina. Is 4 mark OF
aspect TO the mcuoryoi tho president
n The French republic tho house OF
representatives do now adjourn"
Mr, McCrcnry aud Mr.. Hit spoke on
TIN resolutions and they were adopted
unanimously, the house at once ad.
;nnrninr
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PARIS, June 95.--The chamber Of
deputies was thronged to the utmost
to-day, and there was great excitement
when the president Caseimcr Perier,
entered. Every person prcscnt arose
and remained standing while tho prosi-
dent Of the chamber Of deputies read NJ.
Dupuy's letter making the formal au-
nuuncemen, OF the death Of President
Carnot, and adding that the wholoSot
Franco wig supplied b. the abominable
crime.
After tho reading OF the letter ".
Cassilne. Perier delivered speech in
which be spoke touchinsly Of the dead
president and OF the great loss Franco
hud sustained.
The chamber Of deputies then nd.
iburrnd
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THERE is more ca,arrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be iucurable.
For great many years doctora pro.
nouuced it n local disease, and pro
acribed local remedies, and BY con.
stantly isiling 10 cure with local treat.
ment, pronounced itincrra5le. Science
has proven c2tasrh to be constitu-
t!oual disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca.arrh
Cure, manufactured BY F. J. Cheney L
Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only coua;itu-
tional cu:o on the market It is taken
internally in doses froQ 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. It acts directly on the
bloodand mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer 800 for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and tcstimo-
malls Address.
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
E5'Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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WAsnISoTOy, D. O., Juno 25.-oaicial
announcement Of tho dissatisfaction O!
President Carnot came 10 u. Patenotro,
the French ambassador to tho United
States carly to-day in two cablesraus,
tho first announcing the attack oil the
President Of the French republic and
tho second tho don.h Of N. Carno,. Tie
minister was just about to start to the
department. OF state to eco Secretary
Gresham 10 communicate tho fact on.
cially to this government whom q 70.
porter called on him and was told Of
what had been received. N. patouotre
will send message OF regret to hi5 gov.
ernmcnt Of the sad occuerenco and the
flag flying over the legation building In
this city has boon displayed at half.
mast. Secretary Gresham also received
cab!ogran this morning from United
States Ambassador Eustis, 4. Paris, re-
porting that he had been notified BY
the minister OF foreign affairs OF the
French republic Of the assassination OF
President Carnot and that his successor
will DO chosen on Wednesday.
NJ. Pateno.re remained aome timc with
Secretary Gresham and apprised him
officially OF the nows he had received.
The secretary was very much Affected
at tho receipt OF tho information given
him, and in au unofficial manner OK.
pressed 20 Ambassador Patono,re his
ri ~ oh A,.s lnl- A
message TO cohgross conveying the in
teliigeace OF President Carrots death
was prepared. According 10 custom
the Representatives Of tho foreign gov
ernments here will Individually aud In
their Official capacity call on the French
ambassador and express to him their
condolences. Tho following official
action was takoa by the sta;o depart
ment on The receipt OF Ambassador
Ecstis' official notification:
ExccvTivg MANSION.
WAsH!Yuros. June p.
E's&r GnjlSal0r, PGriI France.
Express to the minister OF foreign
affairs the profound sorrow with which
the President lpa tho American psople
have heard of tho atroc!0us crime which
has robbed the sister republic Of its
wise, humane and patriotic CHIEF tra;.
istrate. (signCd) GRESHAM
The Presidcn. took notice OF the sad
tragedy In the following message TO
Congress.
To he S.R'ts AID Eog5s Of Representatives.:
The shocking intelligence has been
received that the prcsiden; Of the
French Rcpnb!ic met his death yester-
day at the hards OF an assassin. This
terrible event which mas overtlken
sister republic cannot fail to deeply
arouse the sympathios OF the American
nation, while the violent termination OF
i career promising 30 much in aid OF
liberty and in advancing civilization,
should be mourucd as an affection Of
mankind. GROVER CLEVELAND.
EIecu:ire Mansion, Jmls %.
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ITALIANS IN-pARlS.
CONFEDERATION Among Them on tho News
Of tho Assassination.

CONFEDERATION Among Them on tho News
Of tho Assassination.
Paris, juno 2&-Tho news Of tho muir
der OF President Garnet has caused con.
stcrnation among the Italian residents
In this city. Tho president Of the
Italian chamber Of comnorcc, so coon
aa tho Presidents death became known,
Immediately drew up an address Of
coincidence which was signed by tho
chief Italian residents OF Paris, and
which was subsequently presented TO
Premiot Dupuy, who also received q
Geographic message from Baron Blanc,
Italian minister for foreign affairs, say.
Ing that King uu,nbert, the Italian
nation and tho Two chambers OF tho
government Of Italy shared the grief
into which France has boon plunged by
tho hand Of an auarChist-a man with.
out country"
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olIO.sUA0IER BY TIE SEA.
Popular Excursion to Atlantic City.


On Thursday, July 5, the Baltimore
( Ohio railroad will inaugura.e the
series OF popular excursions ios the
summer to At!antlc City from Pitts
burgh, Wheeling, Paskersburg, and all
intermediate stations 20 Washington
Junction. Nd. This announcement will
be welcomed By thousands OF residents
OF Western Maryland, Weetorn Penn
sylvania, West Virginia and Eastern
Ohio, who may desire 10 avail them
eelvea Of the cheap rates and superior
train service OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad for trip to the seashore. For
the excursion on July s, the same low
yates end unexcelled train services,
which have made these jaunts TO the
sen so popular In past summers, will be
in effect Many improvements hsve
been made Il. Atlantic City, which will
add to its general popularity and
strengthen its claim as the most at
tractive resort on the Atlantic coast
Tickets will evalid for return journey
for twelve days from day Of sale, and
will be good on all regular trains. On
return journey they will he good to
stop Of at Washington, thus n.Tording
en- opportunity 10 eco Congress in
session, to visit the numerous public
buildings. which arc open to visitors
free OF charge, aud to take trip down
the Potomac TO Mt. Vernon, the tomb
OF tho immortal Washington. as we'll Us
to visit other places Of interest in and
near Washington
Traina leave Wheeling S a. II. and SIS
p. N. Round trip $40.
Cotrespondingly low ratcs from other
stations.
For more detailed information apply
10 nearest Baltimore & Ohio agent.
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nn No. rp;n the comfort Of vour hom

Do NOT ruin the comfort OF your home
BY Attempting to baka during tho hot
simmer months. The Wheeling Bakery
has made enormous reductions in the
price OF bread by greatly increasing the
$40 Of the loaves. Iou can buy This
cellentbread from your nearest grocer
almost u. the cos: OF -four. Their latest
nroduct is Big Bonanza" bread. These
ara tho largest loavcs eyer offered in
Iris city for 10 cents. Ask Tor this vari-
ETY. and you will lind it just what you
want, 4 tin seal on every loaf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-26
NOT AN ITALIAN.

Now Alleged That the Assassin Is From
Southern Switzerland.
PARIS, June 21-Signor Crcsmaa, the
Italian ambassa dor, received this alter
noon dispatch from Rome snyiug that
tho investigation which the Italian
authorities have made into tho Identity
OF Santo, tho aaaasein, elbows that no ia
not al Italian, but tina, he comes from
Ticino, tho southcrnmos. canton OF
switzerland. where the large majority
OF tho inhabitants speak italian.
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me British court will 70 into mourning
lgr week out otroJp0c, to the memory
Of me late President CarnoL
Bulletine posted at the white Lodge,
KIchmond, this morning, as we'll az al
York house, at Mansion house and other
points, say that the infant holr pre.
sumplivG TO tho throne Of Great Britain
aud iceland 10 doing woll.
Tho news Of the assassination Of Pres.
iusni Catnot cNugei much grief q, tho
Thi;o lodge, where only ycstcrday tho
duke OF York received message Of con.
calculations from the late president.
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DENVER, Col, juno 25.-An immense
mass meeting was held in Lincoln hall
las. evening to take action on tho
Tarsney affair. Fully 5000 people were
present, all 0: them being either en-.
ployed or unemployed Populists.
Speeches condemn!n2 the episode wero
made by number OF Populist leaders.
among them being Governor Waite and
ex- Con gresham Beliord. Resolutions
conforming tho &c. and its perpo.ra-
,ors we're adopted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-26

BrRIIS, June 25.-The dissemination
Of President Caruot has caused a pro-
found sensation in Berlin. I'll classes
OF people are indignant and much gym.
pa:hyis expressed for Franco
Emperor William upon receiving the
news at kiel Immediately telegraphed
to Nine. Carno., expressing his coadol-
sace il warmly sympathetic terms.
The geus:al public OF Germany re.
cognizes the gravity o! the crime IRON =
political standpoint.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-26
Pullman Employees Strike in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June Pa special
to the 1imes from Cincinnati says: The
200 EN- p!oyos Of tho Pullman Company
ut Ludlow. KY. went on strike to-day
in pursuance OF orders from Chicago
and will remain on. till the company
consents to arbitrate the difficulty in
dispute. 1t is stated by somo OF their
numbuc tina. the boycott. to DO begun
Wednesday will DO the most sweeping
labor movement Of the kind ever in
augurated in this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-26

WASHINGTON, June 25.-MGjor Moore,
the local chief OF police, was at the cap
i,ol to-day in conference with the SER
gegnts-at-arma OF the senate and house
regarding precautions to be taken to
guard against the possibility OF any
violence from cranks in the capitol and
Tor watching suspicion, characters.
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4 Noted Apo,i.lens., Dead.

CREuroY, Iowa, Juno 23.-J. 7. Wal
tiers, o! Dalton, Ills. died to-day, 2god
oich.v.six. He was noted abolition
Is, md 4 co-worker OF Allen Z. Love-
10y in the underground railway. thirty
five years ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-26

AZ 4 b!uod.puriier. the mos. eminent
phyiic.aus prescribe Ayers Sarsaparil.
Ia It Is tho most powerful combination
OF vegetable alternatives ever offered to
the public. As spring and family med.
icino, it may DO freely used by old and
Young alike
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LONDON, June 25.-The house OF COM
mons to-day adopted, on Sir William
Vernon Harcout.'a motion an address
TO the crown, expressing sorrow. indig-
nation and abhorrence o. the murder OF
President Garnet and sym pathy with
France IL her bereavement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-26

BETHLEHEM, Pa, June 25,-The Hyatt.
school ala.e factory .. Bangor was de-
stroyrd by fire to-day. The loss will
reach $50, 900; insurance $4,000. Three
hundred worknen have been thrown
OFT Of employment.
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ROME, June 25.-All the Italian
bourses have boon closed out o; synpa-
thy for ;he grea. loss France has sus-
tanned by the assassination Of President
Carros.
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LONDON, juno 25.-Followins the pre-
ccdent adopted at the time Q; tho death
OF the late President James \, Garfield
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ACTION TAKEN At WASHINGTON
Ezpreaa!ve OF tho Sorrow Of tho
Pooplo OF the United States.
The HOUSES OF CONGRESS- ADJOURN

As Mark of Respect to tho oIcmury
of Carnot-omclat Information tie.
ccivod FROM tho French Ambassa.
dor-A Sensation Created In Berlin
by tho NSwS-nsItish Court In
Mourning
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THE VORtD N0URNS

With Franco Tor tho CownrdIv
Murdor o: Hor Prouldont.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-29
eeRBeTT AND FlTzs:MMoNs.
John L. Believes tho Champion wou1
 Have to Fight to Win.

John |. Believes tho Champion Would
 Have to Fight to Win.
 NEW YoRK. S.pt. 29.-The following dispatches has been received by The World from John L. Sullivan relative to Bob Fazsimmous' challenge to Jim GoTbatt:
 WASHINGTON Sept. 27.-If Fitz-im- mons and Corbett were brought together you would see the hottest fight in years, but l do not believe that Corbatt wants to fight He is making money fast and he does not wish to take any chances.
 @I do not care to express an opinion IS to the results if the two men were matched, but 1t would be a fight, and no mistake FHzsimmons is no quicker than Gorbett, Int he knows all the fine points of the game. The diff arence in weight would not make such great differanen az many parsons imagine. WoaId like to see Corbett and Fitz5iin- ma as meet. gorbett would havo to work to win in that fight. do not see Low he can get away from Fitzsimmons challcnge-Unless he desires to admit that he does not care to fight.
 .'JoHN l.. SULLIVAN"
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MesT of OUT exchanges are now deplering the defeat Of Amendment No 3 The newspapers Of the State are ehar9eable to I great eX tent for the result H we will ail look back over our files we will find that very little was. said upon the subject. II the people had been lead into the light Of the measure by the proper agitation on it, through the newspapers, the re suit would have been different. It is true the amendments were published in each county for six months prior to the election, but like most all other legal notices they were read by but few people
 ye were astonished here on election day at the great number of intolli- gent reading men who were seeking information as to the merits of the proposed amendments The ioSt favored the adoption of both amendments, but We are free to say that if we had suspected the defeat of No. 3 we should have been much more jealous in it's advocacy. No. 3 will have to be submitted again.
 Dardanelle Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-29

them for their ivory or other things they sell
 But the fact is that this use of as medium of exchange has comparatively little to do with the true basis of the controversy now going on between Col Patterson and Col Young A telegram, order bank check, d treasury note, q copper cent, nickel, asilver OF gold coin will do this work of exchanging one thing for another, but when we come 10 q more important function af money that of measuring. weighing adjust ing or determining satisfactorily in ones mind the value of any one CT the things that enter into the sum orhaman wealth. as compared with the value of any or alI of the other things-then. We=za8s nothing but gold will perform thai service.
 By law of nature governing populations, as iaexorable as d law of hydraulics governing liquids. the minds of civilized mn have agreed to that use of gold. because there is mo other thing in nature SO well adapted to thePufPose5 just as there is nothing so well adapted 10 the
 measuring of heat us mercury Fhis universal agreement constitutes the chief ingredient of the intrinsic
 value of gold, either as money or as
 metal. coined oruucained is the absence of this universal agreement among men which decreases tbe ia=
 trinsic value of silver. so thatat the least we must put in the scales of
 the mint sixteen times more grains of silver to make doEar than We do grains of gold Otherwise. silver iA quite as good as gold and araia for grain or ounce for ounce possesses
 just as exeetleatesseatials of coin as gold. It is just as durable. almost as malleable and more ahmaaat=if that be considered a coinage virtue
 This esteem in which men hold gold is not due to tbe fiat of tAe law. It can neither beeaIa9ed n5fdimi0- ished by act of Gaaerass and cannot be suppressed Neither e9a tae fat of any legislation suastitutefo foeit an esteem for silver, either superior to the esteem already existing for gold, or on a partly with it Aaaet of Congress can possibly make pee pie use silver as q medium of eN
 change among ourselves. bot uot as standard of ultimate value Ne can have q silver circulation of=a Ipapu circulation. but hot a silver standard ot Vaiaezn.z n.zf=a35z zmarzst
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 declare tbat people sad aFaaRF5l n parity w5ta aafeaH faH fHat 1Isa.
 Law has ao saed 5aHet5aaza- that except the liw oI nature God gives us gold aud mercury fo these respective use4 as the best=oI his gifts in that direction.
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HILL AND THE GovERNoRsHlP.

He Has Not Accepted or Declined the
 Nomination Forced Upon Him,
 ALBANY. Sept. 26.-The speculation here regarding the acceptance ordeclna- ton of candidates nominated by the Democratic state convention continues.
 Senator Hill is resting quietly at his home near nere. He was in his law of fec Thursday, hut he saw only a small percentage of the people who called
 To the Associate Press reporter he said: Il have arrived at no decision yet as to this nomination forced upon me. h fact. I have not been officially notified, and until 1 am l cannot say anything 5n thepromises. nave hardly had time to think over the sensational events of "Wednesday"
 Senator H5Il has received hundreds of conrratulatory telegrams from people all over the country. Some of them are in the form of petitions asking him not to dec.no the nomination.
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We have not tine only enera1erin Pine Blu0. " though Nc might haVe said so with emphasis last ycm, but we have good reasons for believing that we have Che only Wateh-maker, and as so many of cur intelligent citizens think tho same NC see no reason why We should net advertise the fact Also hat we will have any article bought of as engraved free of charge All thiH2s considered, il will pay you to dcal with Augcll. the Jcweler l0Ns West Second avenue. Pine Bluii Ark S2lH