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LOST AND FOUND.
CHlROPODY.

GOOD THING for sore feet, Good Luck
VI Salve; sure cure for bad-smelling feet.
scald feetand dry, hot feet, If your druggist
does not keep it, send or call on W. H. Lock
wood, chiropodist, 2J3 and 204 Endicott
Building; CSC. SOC and 81 box.
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. ENOVATING of mattresses and bedding
~ generally by our new process. The
Adler Furniture Company.
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&1QD ON TAKES FORTY ACRES
%fOCsOO of good unimproved land
from station; will take anything of value for
first payment.
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WAN TED To RExT.

A TTENTloN-Look at Lowering Shoe
n Company's ad ON Page ..
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DOR SALES. 600 worth of real estate for
L $1,000; little cash; will exchange. n 81,
Globe
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butcher SHOP sud tools for rent; best
- town on Northern Pacific. Louis Vasaly,
Little Falls. MINI.
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LO-i SALE-Grocery, milk depot, news,
l. cigar and confectionery store. Address
. Il, Globe.
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n ERdON w. PHILLIPS, LATE AS
j sistant city attorney now has his law
office at room 5 z. Chamber of Commerce
Bldg. st. Paul, Mimi.
FAVE your Want with the nearest
IL Globe agent. See list on this page.
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MISSES ROCHE AND MULLER will
WI be at Il Barteau hotel Sept
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sDAR FIXTU EitG-Good mar fixtures for
I'D sale Address : 70, Globe.
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A BEG BARGAIN!
Houses.
Suburban.

g A SNAP-Large nineroom house. with
"A extra lot; most beautiful corner in
Merriam Park; hot water heat; all conven-
II IL Globe
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A TTENTIUN-Look at Lowering Shoe
n Companv's ad on Page
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II OUSE-Wanted to rent. small house or
cottage i'll nice locality; IN dern conven-
fences; references if desired. ~ Globe.
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EREE = Send for our book How to
Speculate Successfully on the Grain
and Stock Markets" Trading on linn
tied margins fully explained. Coates & Co..
Rialto bldg Chicago ILL
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miscellaneous,

FARM FOR SALE-A nice little farm,
II situated near Lake Como, 10 minutes
walk from street Car. Apply to owner, COR
.ner Lexington and MINNEAPOLIS avs.
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EOR SALE OR TRADE-Clear lands,
L boarding houses, confectionery, mer-
chandise. j. ". Shafer. Mammal an Building
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Ii OUSE-Wanted, to rent immediately,
ID seven or eigbt-room house. with all con-
veniences on st. Anthony hill. Address Fl
44f Globe.
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rives from same points 7:45 a. m. dali.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & StPauI EsR

*D'lv EX sun. Elk. sat. .EN. Nj |. Fog
detail IN ormation call ut ticket Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EXCELLENT STORAGE for fine f1rni:
H ture at the Adler Furniture Company,
corner Fifth and Jackson
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CELLAR-A large. warm cellar wanted to
~ use as dollhouse; give size and rent.
Address L 81 Globe.
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WANTED To BUN.

RABY CARRIAGE-Wanted first-class
ID baby carriage. Call or address 40 Broad
way
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EOR SALE-A third interest in the finest
i brick plant i'll the West. with the finest
line of the latest improved machinery. with
an abundance of the best clay in the state
for brick: have been tested in every respect
and have proved to be the finest i'll the West
For further information inquire Of j. c. Go.
bel. Window, Mimi. Samples of the brick
can be seen at the Globe Office.
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BARGAINS i'll lots and houses in CITY,
- farms and farm lands in all locations.
for sale or exchange for city property, aud
vice versa: bring in what you have
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M ANDOLIN. violin, banjo and guitar
WI lessons given at music stndio. Glib
Chamber of Commerce. For terms address
Miss Nellie Hone Studio.
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DIANO TUNING, S1.5o. Address S. E.
l. Crutchett, expert, 513 Jackson st. Best
references.
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GUTTER AND ROBE-Wanted. to buy
" good Portland cutter and fur robe: or
will trade gold watch. sewing machine or
furuiture Room L. Globe RrildinG
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q ANNOUNCEMENTS.
AAaOUA CEMENT TO THE LADIES,

We have opened department for first
class tailor-made work. Every garment is
cutsand fitted by first class tailor Cloaks are
made by Paris fashions. Street suits from
fine quality of goods, silk vest with fancy
lining,, for SIS. Also furs made to order.
SealskIns dyed by electricity All kinds OF
furs Cleaned and repaired. Fit guaranteed.
j. Cohen, Ladies' Tailor. 81 East Seventh.
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N1EW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY
IN Col. C. j. Wright B. s., A. NJ, Corn
wall N
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DRIvATE INSTRUCTION given in
l. hypnotism, ETC., TO honest men. Adj
dress X SO, Globe
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GARDEN Frs, TAKE NOTIOE-SlNO0
VI per acre will buy five acres in city lin
its within five minutes walk from East Sew
enth street cars: property all clear; may con-
slider q fair trade
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SCHOOLS

I FAVE your want with the nearest
II Globe agent. See list on this page
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The Dining Car Line 10 Fargo. WINNIPEG.
Nelena. Butte and the Pacific North vest
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INSTRUCTIONS.

T FAVE your Want with the nearest
l. Globe agent. See list on this page.
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IT 0USE-Wauted TO rent modern seven
II or elght-room house by family of two;
hill preferred o. Globe
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w ANT TO BUY good secondhand road
w cart. cheap. Address 100, Globe,
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES.

City ofice-l64 East Third street ONO.
lite Merchants
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
LOYAL ATKINSON
Withdrnwe from tho First District
Republican Contna. for Congroas.
FOR HARMONY AND SUCCESS.
SIR. Atkinson Ylo,ds Gracefully to
tho Wiil Of Hts Party In Hts County.
Tho Nominee VIII Have tho Cordial
support OF Him and IIis Friends,
~ United rar,y VIII Elect tho
Nominee"


~ he Editor Of he in.ettsn,or
srN:-lt Is wolf known that d few
wCska ago entered tho Lcld as a friend
ly contestant for tho Republican con-
grcsdounl nomination in this district,
II 10 also we'll known that from tho be-
ginning Of my candidacy cuvo II out,
md meant II, that would choeriully
and heartily support tho nominee Of
tho convention, whether such nominee
was my principal competitor. Captain
Dovouer, or Major Moore, Mr.. Hard.
man or any other Republican. It ls
truo my canvasl became somewhat
spirited In somO localities; but my
triouds were Instructed 10 keep within
duo bounds, md to do aud say nothing
that would in any why injure any other
Republican who might DO nominated.
| very much regret to find that no
lIttlc bitterness has Grown out OF the
cGmpai9n, notably in Ohio md Lewis
conuttee, which, il no. disposed OF
promptly. will necessarily initiate
! Hgainot party success in Novombcr.
TINS feet, coupled with tho result OF tho
Ohio county primary. OF which nearly
tho full vote OF the party wGs polIed,
glying to my competitor, Capt. Il. u.
Doycn0r. q decisive majority. and de-
sirIng above everything olsc tho election
OF Republican from this district to tho
Fifty.iouvth Congress, l have decided
to quietly Withdraw from the campaign
for tho nomination, il ihe interest OF
party harmony and party success.
In taking thla course. | am nctunted
by desire 10 hold tho Republican
party in this diatrict intact that shere
may be no question al to the election OF
thc nominee. whoever he may bo. In
thus withdrawing, wish to oxpross. in
this public manner, my sincere
thanks to my devoted iricads who
have so honor0Sly stood by me.
with Spartan bravery, IRON tho day I
announced myself candidate TO the
present hour. Some Of thom may DIFF
fer from mo as to tho propriety Of my
withdrawing; but nasmuch As the main
object OF all truo Republicans is to on
courage harmony i'll our ranks, which
alone will load TO success. l am surG
they will commcud mo Tor tho course l
have taken to bring aoou. both of these
desired ends. even though necessarily
mus. sacrifice my own personal ambi-
tions.
Ohio county has. pronounced for Cap.
tain Dovener, and as u lcynl party man
yield to the will Of tho majority, and
will chcorfulty support him. or any
other Republican vino may be chosen
by the convention. 4 united party will
elect our nominee; bu: every Rcpubli-
can must put his shoulder to the wheel
IN order 10 make success Certainty.
Very eapcctfuilv.
G. W. ATKINSON.
HH9ling, ". "a, June o, 1891.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Up 10 q fcw day, ago john Rolgch, OF
MssCoutah, H., delighted in giving his
family pleasant surprises. Juat before
no died no told his son TO dig In cor
tain 1Dot nfscr tho funeral. Tho eon
oboycd him nnt found kottl0 contain
ing 81, 100 In gold. A few days later the
family was further surprised by the dis
covHry that tho father had his lilo in.
surcd for 5000.
Tho magnificent collection Of Creek
Btatuary cent 10 the Worlds Fair by tho
Greek CovcrnmOnt hna boon purchased
for and presented 10 DclOit College by
Luciua q. Fsbcr, OF Chicago. who pre-
pared tho Nrst student for tho college.
Mr.. Fisher has been made q mrstcr Of
urts and an alunnus by tho college in
recognition Of hiA gift.
Littlo Ora, the olevon.ycar.old dau-h-
tor OF Samuel P, Drumm. jus,ioo OF the
reaco at I.aWoh. Pa., was killed by 4
Baltimore & Ohio train. Tho great
grandparents OF the child mot u tinilar
death nUGs tho samo place q tow years
ago.
A young man who docnmpod from
Montreal with 1000 OF his EMPLOYER
money, waa found tho other day III Chi
caGo, where no had spon. halt that sum
In dno raimenl Ho had no less than
twelve dno new suits In ht9 trunks.
Quito wordy var is boing waged In
s.. Louis over tho proposed appoint
ment of Il woman wOrdon In the city
Jail. Opponents cay 10 Is no lit place for
woman, and those who favor il rotort
then women should not be cent thcrc.
Bachelors in England werc subjected
TO double tax on their malo and fe-
male servants in 1855. By Law OF 1896
all bachelors over twenty-five years Of
age were taxed.
Tho lato Dr.. Parker 10 rcpu,cd to have
said: "When mau dies Of typhoid io-
vor somebody ought to DO hanged"
George r. Sheppard, Of Omaha, Neb.,
10 gotng from that city to Europe in q
steam vachc.
Queen Victoria has taken 447 prizes ut
Euglish cattle shows for products OF he.
stock iarm.
The preparation Of tho human hair
for tho markctgives employment TO 1000
Pnrisians.
The historic battlefield at Braddocl;,
Pa., Ia to DO marked with ahait OF
stocl.
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Dr.. NJ. ]. Davis is prominent physi.
clan OF lewis, Cass county, Iowa, and
has boon actively engaged in tho prac-
ticc Of medicine nt that place for the
past ,nirty-iivc yeara. On tho Goth OF
May. while in Des Moiues. on route to
Chicago, he was suddenly taken With an
attack OF diarrh@a. Having sold Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa
Remedy for the pnst seventeen years,
aud knowing its reliability, no procured
% cont bottle, two dogea OF which
completely cured him. Tho excitement
and change OF waterand dict incident to
travelling often produce \ diarrhGr.
Every ono ahould procure bottle. OF
this remedy before leaving home.
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SUMMER JOKELETS.

Mamma, where do COVE get their
MILK" asked Willie, looking up from
tho toaminc can Of milk which he had
been Intensely regarding. "Whors DO
you ret your te9rs :" was tho answer.
After q thoughtful silence he again
broke out: 'Do tho cows have to DO
epnnkOd, then 7"-PtarSOn', Weekly.
He-"l had nv picture takou along
with Ncro-my big 81. Bernard, you
know. Nay have the pleasure OF pre-.
sentluG you with copy?" She-"Oh,
1cuesa go. | always did admire hand.
aorno dog. "-IndjaRapol's Journal.
at must be grand to hear the dash OF
tho waves uDou the beach" II don.
know" Haven't you been here all
SUMMER" oh, yes, but there are elk
girl boarders here and al great talkors. "
Inter 0rcn.
Papa" eaid Willie, 81 wish you'd
tell me. II you were Queen Victoria
and mamma was the emperor OF China
got THAR" "Ycs." "WeIl, il you
was thoy, who'd be7''-Harpsrs Bdicr.
ClGra-Charlio spooner was churmed
viii: you last night. Maudc-Was he
Cla-a-Oh. yes. Ho eaid ne didu'. have
to make Gny advances at ail.-BrookiyR
Life.
He (rapturoualy)-"You accept me I
Then 1t Z bargain" Sho Calmly
Certainly. shouldn't consider il i
it wasn'."-.Spare Moments.
Little Boy--How long have you had
that doil7 Little Miss--Thia ia a gi.I
doll, an you oughtu't to ask her age
Con- Mrs.
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nIr. Atkinson MithNrhKe.

For reasons given in manly letter to
tho Iyrr,I,GEycen, Hon. G. ". Akin
son wtthdraws from the contest ior the
RepublIcan nomination Tor Congress In
the First district. lie bows to.the de-
cis.on OF his party in his own county
rather,;,lan carry tho contest Into tho
convention, whittier his devoted sup.
portere wore ready to follow him.
It was his honorable ambition 10 be
the Republican standard bearer ct q
Zinc when his nomination would have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
Suggestion for Criminal Judge,

To ate Editor ofths ir'tl'i9enccr.
SlR:-Would you kindly permit ue to
suggest to tho Republican county con.
vont!on tho namo of T. N. Garvin for
the Office Of criminal judge. He is a
native OF the county, and all those who
have known him all HE life know him
to DO honest and conscientious in all
his acts. lie possesses all the qualiiica.
tons requisite to accoptably discharge
tho duties OF that Office, Us he is thor.
oughly drilled in his profession, having
studied for two years under two emf.
nent lawyers Of Ohio, and passed five
days examination OF 4 special commit
tee Of lawyers appointed by tho gu.
promo court OF Ohio, acceptably to tho
supreme court, which admitted him to
practice in all tho courts OF record In
that state; took course ut tho law
school Of tho Cincinnati college, from
which Institution no graduated, rcceiv-
ing tho degree OF LII B.; was admitted
10 practice before tho supreme court Of
the United States Mt Washington city,
and by strict attention TO business has
worked up . lucrative practice in this
county. Ho is too well known TO re-
4uire further Introduction.
MANY VorERs.
Uhutirq, w. Va, jane %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

Rather remarkable case has jus.
boon decided by New York Judge
who waa calud to rula upon the alleged
ubscoRity Of Fieldings novel Tom
Joncs." An assignee had advertised
tho work at public salo when Anthony
Comstock poupcod upon him and
warned him that ho would cunfscato
tho entire stock If he did 60. Tho 49,
sisneo appealed to tho court aud Mr..
Comstock vas squclchod.
Tho vigilaut president OF tho society
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

Delegates to tho Ohio county corven-
ton wcre elected to mako tho wiscst
choice OF nominees. They were not
publicly known 10 DO running in tho
interest OF any aspirant or aapirants
Delegated 70 the congressional con-
Vention ran ae DoVener and Atkinson
men and were so elected or defeated.
There was m Issue and everybody un-
dorstooa IT, Not 80 with delegates to
tho county convention. The onlyissue
was to send TO tho county convention
men who would repay their party'a con-
tidenco by supporting tos nomination
tho best and strongest mon who could
be induced to run.
II anybody secretly ran men in his
own interest he took IN unfair and
unworthy advantage OF his fellow Re-
publicans, upon whom he would have to
, roly for election in tho event OF his
nomination. Snap games arc not a
recommendation to tho favor OF Repuh-
leans interested iirst OF all in the par
ty'a success and tho public welfare.
The county convention is mado up of
men whom tho party has trusted to lool,
over the field, to confer With each other
and with other Republicans, aud 10
make such selections rs shall give the
iairost promise OF success. The party
docs not owe nomination to anybody
The convention owes to tho party and
the people the beg. nominations it can
mako.
lfitahall avail itaelf Of tho boss men
whcsc services can DO commanded ut
this time, every member OF that con.
vcntion will have the proud satisfaction
OF knowing that ho helped to start II
good tickc. on tho way to victory. Thia
Is gu honorable coal worth arriving for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
"JOCEEYING THE TESTS"
superintendent Corey Tostilcs Before tho
Armor Plato Investigation,
G. W. ATKINSON
WHUliny, ". "a, June, g, 1891.

Superintendent Corey Tostlncs Before tho
Armor Plato Investigation.
WAsulSGroN, Juno Disappointment
ent Corey, of tho armor plate shops,
and immediate superior to Supcrintend-
ent Cline, was before tho congressional
Investigating committee to-day. He
admitted tina. he had known OF reports
bein: falsiicd By Cline Tho tosts Of
armor plato had not in all cases been in
conformity to tho government require
nents. BY running the tns. machine
very fast tensile strength 5000 to 1900
pounds greater than tho actual strength
was Indicated. This Corey called jock.
eying the tests. Plates had also been
subjected to re-treatmert alter having
been accepted. The effect Of this,
Corey said, was Uncertain. It might DO
beneficial, or the roverao. The general
superintendent knew of the jockcying.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

ltwould DO diilicult to find moro
useless person th:s year, politically
speaking. than Pennsylvania Demo-
crat. Yet tho party met in convention
and in psrfunctory manner nomi-
mated 4 state ticket. They did more.
They had tho tomcrksy to Illuminate a
platform OF eleven plunts. And moro
incomprehensible stlli, they rcaiIirm the
Chicago platform, as though thore waa
. chip Of that barren ilcality lett.
Naturally, but illosically, It blancs
tho present arrangement Of business
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

THE Pennsylvania Populis:s arc Q
queer lot. They have plank in thoir
platform demanding the enac:mon; Of u
law declaring eight hours legal days
work, Except in domestic and agricul-
tural a.flirs." So tho maid and tho
man on the farm must work from sun
up till the cove como homc2 And this
from party opposed 10 all monopolios.
It would appear that tho sauce for the
mill man would DO equally appetizlug
for the farm hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

IT might be thought that the national
convention OF the Republican league,
hcldln Denver. was OF sufficient import
ance tooccupya line or two in the Regis
tsr, or in any other publication protess-
ing to be newspaper. The Associated
Press sent m excellent report OF about
two columns, but the Register had no
use for any OF it, This is partisan jour-
nalism run mad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

II seems that the Democrats OF Penn
syivania arc going to run Mr.. Singerly
Tor governor az farmer, not as q news
paper man. This will let newspaper
dom down gently. 1t Is the farmer
who will DO beaten on. Of sight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

on tho operations OF the Mckinley bill.
Nothing could DO widor OF tho mark
All tho business disturbances and wide.
eprcad financial distress that have CONS
upon tllo country aro tracoablo to tho
Wilqon bill. with this mono,rositY
hanging ovcr their hoads the business
and manufacturing in.crca.s began to
trim thor saIls for FREQ trade, and thud
Il waa at tho very height OF au nnoxam.
pied prosperity blow was a,ruck by IL
CongroI9 overwhelmingly Democratic.
II tho people had no. bocn mislcd by
tho ridiculous promises of m Incompo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

IT seems TO trouble the biiurcatod
brain Of tho editor Of the Fairmont In
dcr that Mr.. Dorr has allied himself
with tho Republican party. There will
be "a heap moro trubbcl on dc old
mans min" before the elections arc
over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

FRANKLIN MAoVrAGN, OF Chicago,
nominated by tho Illinois Democrats
Tor United States senator, is AZ or,.and
ont free trader and tho brother OF
Wayne MacVcagh, Of Pennsylvania,
tho Alugwump whom President Glove
land sent Gs minister to Italy. Mr..
NncVcagh is bu1iness man with d
bari"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

Mn. PETER has resigned, not the
hiraute senator from Kansas, bu: tho
second bascnan OF tho Louisville bal!
club. II the opening Of the sentence
savc you shock tho compenaatious OF
q real surprise this hot weather are thon
worth one hundred cents on tho dol
lar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

Now that the guards have been
doubled to protect President Cleveland
will some kind soul furnish him with m
adequate liver pad? Tha, organ Ia
moro Of menace to him than the knife.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

Special Dispatch 10 he in!t''iGtnccr.
WASHINGTON, D. e., june ga post.
office has been established at Haulp,
Calhoun county. aud Israel A. Gamer
appointed postmaster. Robert Z. He'd
rick has been commissioned postmaster
\. Fl. Soybers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

IHn Pittsburgh Po st says i,s party has
nominated a good .!ckc. in PennsyIya.
MA but rciralna from predicting it's
election. This selt-rcstvaIn. IS very
commendabc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

AHEST the assassination OF Carnot
that vile imitation Of human being,
Herr Most, has opened his mouth to
warn reporters aud editors that the
knife has already boen aharpcned for
thom. While this is all blustcr on the
part OF this cowardly ichneumon i. is
time to pu. the paddock on ali of bis
rioc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

WEATHER prophets who are predict.
Ing hot weather for July might as we'll
fl! IN q few sky.rccKets for tho Fourth,
II they insist on being SO exact.