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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26

The democratic outlook at Washington
is Frightening. If the senators would
pass the tariff bill at once and go home.
the country would be delighted, and all
of the various Coxey schemes would be
knocked on the head
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26

Senator Morgan blows hot and cold
with the same breath, He booms the
Nicaragua canal with President Cleve-
lands Endorsement, and decries the dem
ocratic policy of maintaining parity be-
tween the money metals, although the
President indorses it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26

The determination of the democrats to
plainly fix the responsibility for delay in
congress upon the republicans, if per-
sisted in, will bring the recalcitrants up
TO the scratch. The republicans are too
good politicians to care to shoulder the
whole blame for time-killing in these
killing times
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26

New York is about to funk on its Hor-
ace Greedy statue. The history Of the
Grant monument is pretty well known.
Yet New York has been talking about
erecting a monument to Gladstone.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26
From judge Zines, Home County.

From the Middle Georgia Progress Dem.
Judge Hines is populist by his own con
tesslon. He carries no one with him into the
third party ranks. His warmest democratic
friends In Washington county will vote
against him for any ONCE to which he may
aSplre.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26
CURRENT COMMENT.
Boston Objects to Being slighted.

From the Boston Herald Gnd).
Down in Alabama they call it the Hoar.
kolb Society for increasing the Madness of
Populism. Why should the Home Market
Club of Massachusetts, be sighted thus
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26

Senator Morgan, of Alabama, urges his
people to exert a pressure upon congress
in favor of the Nicaragua canal. What
the people of this country are more inter
ested in now than the canal is the tariff
bill, and the Alabamians would do well to
exert pressure on Senator Morgan in
favor Of that bill. He has the ability to
be Of great service to his country and his
party at this Juncture, but so far he has
not used that ability in the direction of
party harmony and the fulfilling of the
democracy's pledge to reform the tariff.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26

A singular strike was inaugurated a
short while ago at Budapest, the
capital Of Hungary. The newspaper re-
porters had grievance against the
chamber OF deputies. In retalition they
stopped reporting the debates and con-
fined themselves to recording the routine
business of the House. And the Hun
garian legislators were soon ready to
make concessions to the reporters. The
thought suggests itself that it might be
a good thing for our own country to pre-
vail upon the reporters at Washington TO
boycott the tariff debaters for awhile
The Quays and Dolphs and Stewards and
PETERS would not talk long under a sys-
tenn Of reporting that covered their
speeches in the bare statement that
senator So-and-So then addressed the
SENATE on the tarif,n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26

Sunday School Teacher-Charley, what will
happen 10 the man who attends to his body at
the expense OF his soul?
Charley-He'll get fat.-Hallo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-26

EASTERN OFFICE, % Park Ro'S. New
York City. C. s. FAuLSREN, Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

"Cats have peculiar commercial i'm.
portancG In certain lines OF trade says
the Chicago IkcrdlL "iu some parts OF
the country marine insurance does not
cover damage done to the cargo by the
l0predations OF rats; but il the owner
of tho cargo thus damaged can prove
that tho ship was not furnished with
cat hO can recover com pensation from
the owner Of the ship.
Tho distance betwesn 1864 and 1894
was given practical illustration III Il
Chicago court room recently, when u
young ColoIcd woman was admitted to
tho legal profession and took the oath
as an Rttorncy-at.law. The young
woman las been law reporter ioT ten
years. She is proficient III German,
Ffench and music. and has taken high
rank for scholarship in her classes.
A great sensation has been caused in
Austria by the imprisonment OF a Jour
tCen-ycar-old boy ON the charge Of less
majestic. Tho little fellow, Eduardo
ErCnlesai, was arrested In Trieste few
weeks ago, charged with making i'm
proper remarks regarding tho Austrian
emperor. He was tried in secret and
condemned to hard labor In prison for
two months,
In New York store these two legends
nre on the rear walls: "lusist Upon
Being Properly Fitted" and Don't At.
tempt to Wear Shoes Too Short" II
all pedestrians observed these suggca.
tons when buying Shoes there would
be vast t!eni m6ro comfort in walking.
Shoe aud Leather Reporter.
A diasipnted dog is ono Of CALIFORNIA;
oddities. A Gordon sot,or, owned by
Malachi Moou, is addicted 10 tho inor-
dinato use OF lager beer Strange to say,
while tho canine is willing to perform
any number Of tricks for drink, no 70.
fuses TO drink from glass that is half
foam.
1t is rather hard for American people
to he Obliged. to read that mob Of n
thusand foreigners sacked and looted
tho little town Of Spring Valley, ILL.,,
last Saturday, aud proposed to expel
from it every man and woman who
spoke tho English language.
A La Sale street cigar man, who is
constantly resorting to schemes TO ut.
tract tile crowd, hung in his window
tho first stanza OF "Amoricn" and then
wrote ut the bottom OF IL that the pros
eht is n good time for patriotic people
to whistle the air.-ChicagO HtT"td.
Alta dance in HazIe,oa, Pa. Saturday
night, ten persons werc wounded in
riot caused BY IN Italian firing re-
volVer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Alice Moore, of Cleveland, o:Iio.
Is ono OF the few women who have
made century record on the bicycle.
a century run means to ride hundred
miles day.-MaU York Tribune.
Mrs. Julia L. Baker and tho Misses
Baker. OF Cincinnati. have presented 10
that city y statue OF CinciRnatas, which
has hrcn placed In the city hall.-Nrii
and ErpreS.
On October II next tho twonty.iifth
anniversary OF tho conservation Of
Bishop Whitaker, of tho Protestant
Episcopal church, will be celebrated in
this city.
The Duke of Devonshiro owns 100000
acres in England alone, anil his rcvOuuu
is enormous. Ills father died worth
S1,5O0.990 Of person"lty.-4fail and Er.
press
ChielJusttce MeIviIla W. Fuller, Of
tho United States Supreme Court was
in New York several days during tho
past week.
Bourko Cochran is camping in tho
Adirondacks with President Edward
II. Coato', OF the Philadelphia Academy
OF th1 Fine Arts.
Dr.. J. l. Wilson, Of Terro IIautc,
Ind, has in his possession bell which
was caat in Spain in l70S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
n.MAnr nY NC srnIKE.
rabulatsd s,atsrnsnt Of Hen Killed NJ
I.I...A ,,.t PropsFty Destroyed.


rabuia,.d s,a,ernsnt of Ncn Killed and
Ipiu,ed aud Property Destroyed.
CAieasO TrfsuAt Julyh
Tabuia,sd report, Of tho strike are
now being made at army headquarters.
Ono was handed in yesterday which
tell, In few lines tho story Of Debs'
insnrre.,ion so far as the loss OF lie
and damage to property are concerned.
Tba. statement shows tha: between
JuIy Z and july IL thirty.threo person 8
were killed or injured. In the same
time 7S5 cars aud locomotives were
burned or wrecked and l.! cars were
pushed over or destroyed.
JvIy I was tie worst day: VI :he
,hir,y.three men 10 tho list OF casul ties
twentv.six met their injuries tNat Jay.
Tho rioters burned. destroyed or ienu'
cred useless go cars aud locomotives
and overturned and destroyed ninety
air cars. Sixteen railroad systems were
moiested that DAY. July Z only nino
roads ran mail and passenger trains
and eighteen traius wero stoned or hfed
upon. h,iiJ-
The rioters burned twcnty.one builu'
ings, nine OF these July I. =,
There was also much violence Tue lo.'
loving day. and the day after shss siSsy
cars and locomotives were burned or
wrecked. Each column OF the state
ment indicates the damage dono lor
twenty.iour hourL In full the state
iuent is as fOlloWs:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
Il Yenr,s EnreIrn Trnhing.

A treasury bulletin brings returns OF
our imports aud exports for the twelvo
months ending juno 30, tho complete
fiscal year. Wo have sold 10 foreign
countries sSO2.lll.23O. sH, 100000 moro
than in 1893. aud wO have bought from
thcm sell, $4,000 less. In 1893 the bal.
nnce ftrado was against us by SIS, 1885,
72S; for 1891 tho figures como onr wnv
by tho handsome sum OF 1897, 275, iOT.
TIE years foreign trading shows once
more the falIacy OF the FREQ trade con.
tcntiom that European countries buy
from rs in proportion as We buy from
them; and it proves tho truthfulness Of
OF the pro,octionist assertion that Euro
pnan countries buy from ug with solo
rcgnri to their necessities, taking into
no account our purchases from them.
This fact was already established by the
official record
During tho year tho dutiabIe imports
icII on $IiG,7G3,O1O duo in part TO tho
IMPAIRED purchasing powor Of the poo.
pIo and enforced economics, in purt to
tho ptotatsO Of tariff reductions which
made importers slow to bring now
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

A treasury expert estimates that the
income tax may yield as much as 3d.
900. 900 and may not bring in moro than
Sl2,0O0,OO0. The patrons OF tho measure
have guessed at SIO.OOO.oO0.
A fiscal scheme 80 uncertain in It's
operation Is poor reliance at a time
whom the treasury is running steadily
behind and may soon be going faater
on the down grade, II there were no
other objection to tho measure this
would be sufficient.
Tho inquisitorial character OF tho
project is what makes it so odiou,.
There is absolutely no justification for
any such proceedings in time OF peace.
The Republican party was ablc to get
along without prying into private busi-
ness in time OF peacs-why can't tho
Democratic party profit by that good
example?
1t is not forgotten that whom tho
country needed every dollar 1t could
raise tho Democratic party opposed tho
income Tux. By It's present advocacy OF
tho measure the Democratic party puts
itself on record as Opposing war meas.
ures in time Of war and advocating
them in time OF peace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
WEST VIRGINIA.
The steady DsTsIOpmsnr Of the stats-SsW
Railroad Projects

BGinors Sra
Despite tho financial s.ringeucy,
strikes and other draWbsckr. West Viz
GINA seems TO DO making good progress
in development Several important
brauch railroads arc now in course OF
construction. Thu Roaring Creek and
Charleston Company, which Is build.
ing a liue through the upper part OF the
state. Is making rapid progress. The
line 10 completed to pUiat i've miles
above Womelsdotf. 70 which point
from the West Virginia Central & Pitts;
burgh, Mt Brhstx, it Is already open and
hauling considerable coal and timber.
The WORK beyond Momelsdort is max.
ing sucll headway that I've miles more
can be opened In = few days. The
Gauloy Lumber Company will soon
complete railway from its mills 10 at
Bsiva, W. Va. at tho head Of blue creek.
down the stream three miles to Spruce
Fork, and up the latter IouE
miles. The company owns tract OF
BO.OOO acres Of hard wood, and will ex.
tend the limo as the timber 10 cut out
An engineer corps from Pittsburgh has
begun the preliminary survey Of the
Charleston. Clendennin 4 Sutton rail.
way extension from CisRdean.R 80 Sui
ton. There aro over n dozen men in
the corps, and the route will be survey
ed on each side OF the river. Better
court house accommodations are also
being provided In several counties.
Webster county is building handsome
court houte Mt Addison. Ciny county
will vote soon on u proposition to issue
bonds for court house, and Nicholas
county will probably do the same. West
Virginia is possessed Of great natural
wealth, and at the ratio at which 1t is
bOinG Developed will seOn assume COM
mnnding position among her sister
states,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
DinI,nlicnI Plot.

Somewhere in Washington, or some
where else. the Register has made the
startling discovery that there is dia-
boiicai Republican plot to carry the
Second Congressional district now mis-
represented by Hon. William l. Viii
son. The vile conspiracy is to DO car
ried out in this way:
They will begin their work carly. and once once
begun, 1t will he kept mp mntTfnEy GttthS t'ottS
clos gu tho night Of GlectlOn
The district Will 10 Hooded with the most In.
sidions and niimrtMg brands of ReH"b'!rah cam
paIEn literature and relays OF stump sPeaEeTs'
Biz and little. great and smPll. Will DO Kept IN
iaIf f''a taxing 10 '"' ''N'' y" ','''N '','
The idea OF flooding the district with
Republican literature and packing it
with Jobs lots of Republican speakers
ia of course monstrous without mitiga-
ton. But this is not all Of it. The
same panic-stricken authority tells US
that the Republican nominee is to be
Hon. S. i. Elkins-Ropublican lttera-
turc, Republican speakers. ElGins, aud
thegnost disheartoning OF these is e.
kins! And all this has been arranged
in Washington without consulting tho
home folks, who think they arc going
to select their own nominee but arc not
to DO allowed to do anythin.: Of the
kind.
With regard to tho nomination OF Mr..
Etkins, that would be beyond question
unspeukably wicked. No confidence
will DO broken to say for tho roiici OF
tho perturbcd Democratic mind that
Mr.. Elkins will not DO tho nominee.
Nevertheless he will take hand in rc'
firing Mr.. Wilson from tho labors which
have proved too arduous for him.
The Republican literature and Re-
publican speakers will probably DO
there. and these lattcr will include Mr..
Elkins. but the standari-bearer will bs
some other good Republican whose
baggage will DO checkedfor Washington.
1t will make no difference whether
Mr.. Wilson shall DO tho Democratic
nominee or shall decide that his health
is only good enough for him to accept
the presidency OF tho university; tho
Democratic nominee in TINT district
will be heateu. The RepublIcans arc
not going to make mistake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

stock. into the country. Merchandise
admitted free Of duty wss less in asEre-
gate value BY SG4, sol, another and more
striking evidence Of forced economies.
Imports and exports OF gold show
that in 1898 on the exchanges Of the
yellow metal We eamo out 5000
behind. and q fourth Of this loss Was
made in the last month Of the fiscal
year. The 1894 ioss on this account is
but sI,5s5, 900, q very distIuet gain,
although a regain Of tho large amount
Europe took away from US in 1898 would
have been moro comforting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
WIT AND WISDOM.

as Cholly parsimonious at ALP"
"Parsimonious? Why. no is liberal TO
rccklessncss. GLOW did you discover
that?' 81 hoard him telling Chappio
that he was going to give him piece OF
his mind."-Pr 81 EchimyG
IEnughty Lady twho Inns just pur-
chased n stanp)-Must ! put it on my
sclt2 rostotllco Assistant-&ot Reces,
sorilv, madaln;it will probably accom-
plish more II you put 1t on tho letter.
Nardrk Lcdgcr
"Do you helicvo that animal life un.
dCrgops constant changes in tho pro-
cOs4of evolution Y' Certainly. Haven't
nil TIM Young women you knew last win.
tor become summer girls"-ChicGg5
record,
Cnllcr-Whnt is tho mnttor with Fido
that you arc watching him 40 cloEGly
CharliG-Causu mamma said your hat
was enough to mako n dog laugh, and l
wanted 10 500 hun do it-IHtcr. Ocean.
Tho GNs-You mud l don't stand
much Of show when there Hro n pair
Of spoOnoy lovers around, do we? The
l.amp-Nope; yet turnoh down every
timo. -Bugdio E1prst
! should hs vir,HoH4 for my own
snkc, though nobody wcrO to know u,
Just ~ | would bn clean for my own
snkc, though nobody were 10 SEQ mo
ShWiYbWh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
MLHH5SS s. i X.

C0ME MERCHANTS would
-, have you believe that trade
enters Ii condition OF tor
pidity about July |, and re-
mains go till the cool days of
September wake 1t to lie and
activity again.
But, hecgins your pardon, that
is not true. There is no season
OF tho year in which people do
not buy goods; there is no sea.
son in which they do not want
them. BY the same token,
there Is no season in which it
will not pay to advertise.
However, Your ncighbor has
this old.fashioncd notion, audis
too conservative TO advertise
now. there is all the better
chance for you. II you thinl;
people are 10, hunting bargains
in warm weather, try it.
Everybody ia nor ont OF town,
by n large majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
OLD ARMY SONGS.
Familiar Melodies sH"G hn the March ana
About the CnmpilreS.


Familiar N.lodlcssun hu the March and
About the Cnmpires.
l. NARCnIH5 1lfGOrGH GEOEGiA.
Bring tie good old buslc, boys! well Sing an
s,rs !. With spG,lt tba, will start tho world
Sing Il V a. we used to sing 1t, 0fty thousand
While Wo We're marching ,brO' Georgia
CltouUS
Iluuah! hurrah we bring The jubilee. ,.,
Uurruhl hurrnh! the flag that InnHos you ifcoI
50 We Snnr the chorus from Atl"i''" Ia tAS sSH'
while We wen. marching tlro' Georgia.
How the as,kIcs shouted whea they heard tho
How t IHSi turkeys gobbIcJ which our commIs'Ury
How tbs sweet potatoes even started from tho
wr.Ie We wen. marching through Georgia.
Yes aud there were Union men who weps with
When they they saw tho hOnord flag they had not
HARDLY could ;GcS b. re.ttalucd from breaking
While We w t Inarchlng through Georgia.
"sbcrnng,s :, dashin!g. Yankee boys will never
So the saucy te6elS said, aud twas a handsome
Had they not foryo, nlasl to reckon with the
While we were marching through Georgia.
So VIC male thorOuShf:rc for Freedom and
sixty mites ID latltudo-thrcc hundred to the
Treason IN lied before us. for resistance was in
vain.
II. GLORY! GLORY! uALLELuJAHl
John urown's body lies ,uOudrtuS tu the
John browns body lies nOuld'riug IN the
John Browns body lies a mOuld'rIuS III the
Ills soul Is marching on.
CIIoRUs
Glory! ElI"T,y halioiu'ah' d'OFy' glory halle
Glory EIaFy hnlloluJnh' dIOtyl glory halIO'
Glory! glory hallcluIah! III, soul Is march
GiOty! { glory halIeIu!ah! Ills soul Is march
lug Oh.
The stars OF Heaven a,O looking kIndly down.
The stars Of Heaven are looking kindly down.
The stars Of Heaven nre looking kindly down.
On the grave OF old Jehn Blown.
He's gone to 30 a soldier in the army of tho
Hos gone to be a soldier IN the army OF the
Hes van" SaS to be soldier In the army Of the
LOEll
Ills soul Is marching on.
John Browns kuapsack i' strapped upon his
back.
back,
back,
IIISkoul Is marching on,
Ills ret lambs will meet him on tho way.
Ills pot lambs will meet him on the way,
Ills pet lambs will meet him Uu tho way,
And they'll 90 marching on
They will hung JEFF Davis 10 Saucr apple tree,
They will hang Juir Davis 10 4 SHucr apple tree,
Thcy will hung Iril Davis 10 sauGr apple tree,
As they 30 marching along
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

LAST winter Chicago fed and lodged
thousands OF men who could not feed
and lodge themselves. This summer
thousands Of mon who had no grievance
strike and compel Chicago. Illinois and
tho United States to 20 to large expense
TO restore and preserve the peace. 1t is
10 easy to forget.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
Government Purchase OF Railroads

Government Purchase Of Railroads.
Mr.. C. T. Huntington suys no would
gladly sol to the government the rail-
road property which ho controls. The
res. OF them feel the Ramc way about it,
always provided they get their price.
1t has heeu suggested that tho govern
inent. not the owners Of the railroads,
would name the price.
Since the government of tho United
States is not hi2hwayman it is not
easy to see how tho thing could be
worked this way. Debs may know how
to take railroad property at his own
price, but tho government Of the United
States has not learned how to perform
such feat
1t will be a long while before this pro-
posed change In tho ownership OF the
railroads Of the country will take place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

Special Di'pG'rh 10 The mirNi1rn-rr
GLCSvILLE, W. Va, July lG.-The
competitive examination for tue mp.
pofntmCnt Of cadet TO WOs. Point
FROM tho First congressional district
was hold hero Friday. There wore ioHr-
tom contestants. Frederick Lows, Of
Gilmcr county, received tho bishc't
grade, with GuorGe llornor, Of Harrison
county, ercond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
BROWNS IRON PITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digest ion G Debility.


Tho bost salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fOver
sores, tettGr. chnpped hands, chilblains,
corns, and nll skin cruptons, and posi-.
,ivcly cures pilGs, or no pay required.
II is euaratftocd to rivc pGrfoct sNlisIac.
ton or money refunded. Priee %
cents per box. For saIe by Logan Drug
EomDnnv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
Loss in KaiIroad Earnings.

Debs aud some OF tho rest Of them
have sought TO console the defeated
men with the thought that II they have
lost in the Fight the capital invested In
the roads interfcred with has also been
heavy loser, and SO long as they can
compel capital to lose they think they
have q achieved victory.
That the railroads have lost heavily ia
not denied. Tie Financial Chronicle es-
stimste. the six months decrease in
earnings at about slOO.OO0,OOO. a
very iarge pnrt OF which, it re.
marks, would have GonO into
new work il it had not been for the ac-
cumulation OF discouragOmeuts. Halt
the estimated loss devoted to bOttOr-
ments would have had most bene-
ilcial effect on almost every branch OF
industry,
The Debs idoa is not only to compel
the railroads to make no improvements
because they have neither money nor
the encouragement, but to stop rs
many branchc, of Industry US possible
in order to show that Il new power has
arisen in the laud capable Of taking all
industry by tho throat and strong
enough to choke the lie out Of it il ono
employer will not come to terms with
his men.
The good sense Of tho people revolts
against SO monstrous doctrine and
viii not allow it to DO put in practice.
The people who struck against the
tyranny OF king mud struck to good
purpose will not tolerate the tyranny
Of one Of tlcir own follow citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

"Wr must and will win," shouts
Debs, and the men whom BIO induced to
quit thor work arc strniniug their eyes
to SEQ short cut to their old employ
meut. Dcbs has become ridiculous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

READERS of he Daily lnteniqeneer
leaVina toun can hare he paper sent :" any
address IN lie United Stath', postpaid, for
d.rSa mouths, s. co. for one month. G5 cents;
for t,0O ,ceeks, 80 CENTS Address changed as
ofts,. a. desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

OFFICERS OF the Amalgamated Associ-
alton deny the story Of M intended
strike by thcir organization, They say
the times are too hard for such move
ment. The country has had strikes
enough 10 last awhile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

IT is very thoughtful for the band to
play "The Girl l Left Behind Me"
when Colonel Breckinridgo comes along
"a plesd his cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

OBSERVE tho broad smiio on your
cousin John Bulls face. Ito doesn't
catch US every time We lock horns with
him.