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A Funny CASE.

Postmaster LaninG, of BrldGeton, n. j.,
Sued for n Peculiar Debt.
SEA ISLE CRY, Nov. 14.-Unless he
appeals the case. Postmaster Laning, Of
Bridgeton, will have to pay Colonel
William T. Dubois $40 for keeping his
mouth shut half an hour. The post
master after a wordy war with Colonel
Dubois told him to sh III his month and
keep it shut for half an hour aud he
would be given $40.
Dubois, who ia commander OF the
Jersey military division OF tho Knights
Of the Golden Eagle, took advantage OF
Laning's offer and then sued to get the
money. Laning having refused to pay
it. When the case came up for trial,
Laning filed All otfsett OF Sl4 against
Dubois for subscriptions to his paper.
the Bridgeton Chronicle, for printing
and other things Laning's lawyer. ex.
City Solicitor Charles S. Shepherd,
argued that the otEer made by tho edi-
tor to the colonel was not to be taken
literally, as tho matter did not amount
to contract in the eye OF the law.
Ex.AssemblymAu Van Sickle con.
tended that Us Laning had received the
benefit OF Col. Duboia's silence, his eli,
ent was entitled to recompense. Squire
Mayors was evidently Of the same frame
OF mind for he allowed the claim OF $40
and imposed tho costs, amounting to
So Is on Laning.
It is understood that Postmaster Lam
ing will carry the case to n higher court.
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The announcement OF the secretary
of the treasury that bids will be re-
ceived for u s5O,OO0.OOo bond issue
places the secretary in an ugly attitude
before the country, 1t Is proof enough
that when he said no bond issue was in
contemplation the step had been de-
cided on. Why he wished to fool the
country is not 80 important that he did
resort to the deception.
Most important OF oil ia tho TACT that
the bonds arc to be Issued to prop up
the treasury gold reserve, making in all
an increase OF Sl0U 900, 900 in the inter-
est bearing debt and Of 5000, 900 year
in the interest charge. This is another
burden which the people must bear,
and the probability is that tho admins
tration will be Obliged to resort to an
other bond issue in the near future,
and that will mean more debt and moro
interest for the people to bear.
The administration know as we'll a
week before the election rs it
could know week after the election
that it wonld have to do this thing. but
the politicians at the helm would have
allowed freigh. train to run over
them rather than make the announce
ment before the people had been to the
polls.
In the light OF what happened it
could have made no great difference II
the people had been let into the secret.
The rebuke to tho party in power could
hardly have been more crushing than
il was.
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1nErnoxE SuMBEsi
Editorial Rooms $685.. Counting Room ss..
acknowledgement
WHEELING, NOVEMBER 10, 1894.
Tho Lawleos Against tho Law.


Tho situation In Fayette county.
Ohio. is remarkable aud in a civilized
society iutolerable. The sheriff OF the
county, assisted by regiment OF tho
national guard of the state, protected a
prisoner from the fury Of mob bent
on lynching.
In the assault on the Jail four OF the
rioters were killed and some wounded.
The sheriff has been defeated for re-
election and by a majority which shows
that public sentiment in the county Ia
overwhelmingly against his course.
Col. Colt who commanded the resl-
ment, Ia wanted at the county seat to
testify in the matter He is warned by
good citizens Of the county, who dare
not let their identity be known, that II
he goes he will probably be arrested
for murder, and while in jail taken out
BY n mob and lynchod. The governor
assures him that II any violence be oil
fered the state will como to the rescue.
but Col. Colt cannot sec that this would
haio him much after the mob had got
through with him.
Tnerp is reign OF terror in Fayet'e
c,unly. Law.nbidinS citizens are
afraid to step out boldly in support OF
the law lest they drew down on them
selves the resentment of the mob. The
men Of Colonel Colts command are
eager to accompany him as an escort,
BIZ the governor has not secn his way
Gear to permit this to be done. 1t does
not appear that there is anything bet
ter TO do.
Ii the mob cannot be dealt with in any
other way it may be brought around by
a liberal dose OF lead. Fayette county
Is supposed 10 be part OF republican
form government, which is very
different thing from anarchy.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
RussellCottageandLotS
PUBLIC SALE.
", p. Hubbard. Administrator. J

wP. Hubbard Administrator,
File r AnShutG uud others
In pursuance OF a decree made on the 18th day
Of October. 1894. by the circuit court OF Ohio
county, In the above entitled cause, the under
signed appointed special commissioner for the
purpose, will, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1891,
commencing nt 10 O. clock a. H., OH the premises
sell at public snlG TO the highest bidder the tract
OF land beautifully located near the National
Road about four and one half miles east OF
Wheeling comprising 592j acres. owned aud
occupied by Mrs. El!lG Russell in her life time.
There Is comfortable aud r00my dwelling house
and slHble OH the premises and many fruit.
shade and ornamental trees. The right 10 use
tho two lanes adjoining the property will be sold
with II.
This property has boon SuhdIvidod Into three
pnrCuls, two OF them containing about one acre
and half each. aud the other. Oh which the
dwelling house stands. containing nearly three
acres These parcels will be offered separately.
aud the property will DO sold In such parcels or
US whole, ms Will be found most advantageous
AT the sNmo time and place will be sold a lot
fronting on the National Road opposite Wheel.
ing Park, and containing DIS OF an acre.
For tho boundaries OF tho above mentioned
parcels nnd lots reference Is made to tho decree
aforesaid ana TO the plat flied with tho cOmmis.
Sioncrs report IN tho above entitled cause,
TERMS OF SALE:-OuU.third OF tho purchase
money. and rs much more as tho purchaser may
elect IN cash. the residue In two equal Install.
mentS ut one and two years from the dry Of sale
tho purchaser giving notes for tho deferred In.
StAlmontS. bearing interest from tho day OF sale
unI the title 10 br retained uIti the purchase
money Is paid III full aud II conveyance directed
BY tho court. Tho purchaser Of the parcel upon
which the dwelling house StandS Will be required
To insure the dwelling house IN al amount 10 be
fixed by tho commissioner rs further security.
". p, HUBBARD,
Special Commissioner
&c HERvIY. AuctIOneer.
hCrchy certify that bond aud security has
been given ~ required BY law bv W. =. HuD.
bartl. the Special Commissioner IN the above oil.
titled cause. JOHN ", MITCHELL. Clerk
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When Grover rhLnlss.

When President Cleveland thinks it
all over it must make him sad. When
he thinks OF the high tide Of popular
favor that carried him and his party
into power and gave them their fret
great opportunity since the war, it must
make him sad to SEQ what they have
done with it.
When he thinks of the promises Of
employment and wages they made to
the people, and how those promises
werc not kept. he must regret that they
did not all highly resolve to be honest.
When no thinks of Mr.. William L.
Wilson's trip abroad and that London
dinner he must wish that Mr.. Wilson
had remained at home aud tried his
luck on diet OF corn pone and bacon.
When he thinks how people rose up
and knocked the life out OF him and
his party before they had been in
power two years, a feeling OF despond-
ent tiredness must have come over him
with something like "a deep dull thud."
There arc times when it II is too lone
some 10 be alone.
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General Cassius N. Clay's story OF u
family leud reads like q chapter OF n
medieval romance. Scarcely anything
is wanting. There is the castle guarded
against a storming party. the fair young
maiden, the illeRitimate child, slow
poison. a killing with chance OF more
OF the same kind.
The world will not be able to say how
much Of this old mans story is true and
how mach Is tho creation OF a disor-
dered Imagination. All that the world
can know beyond question Is that man
Of eighty-iour has married n girl. of
fifteen, and the mere thought Of this is
revolving
The man who could bring himself to
this alliance 10 not the Cassius NJ. Clay
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Of other days The mind that made
the man cannot be there. Tor the essen.
tiai element OF seli.respect Is NOT there.



The New York World points out for
the encouragement Of its party that II
the election Of = President IN 1895 be
thrown into the house Of representa-.
tiVes it will 20 to Republican. This
Is gate true. The people have attend.
cd to that
II the Democrats continue to desire
Democratic President they will have TO
get majority Of the electoral college,
and the World remarks in its italic way
that "the next President will be DEM
ocrat." 1t may be so, but there is
nothing in the returns Of the recent
election to iorsshadow any such ma.
tional calamity.
The country knows that the policy Of
protection cannot DO restored until
there shall be a full restoration of the
party Of projection, aud the country is
looking for It's bread and butter. The
causes which led to this years triumph
for protection will contribute to a like
result in 1895.
II there be any difference the next
time, in will show itself in increased
maioritieS for protection, carrying with
them states hitherto Democratic. The
people have discovered that the party
of free trade lie also the party of deccp.
ton, and they have resolved to be de.
ceiyed no moro.
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cntnrrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take inter-
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, aud acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine.
1t was prescribed by one OF the best
physicians in this country for years,
and is regular prescription. lis COM
posed OF the best tonics known, COM
bined with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. The
oeriect combination OF the two ingrc-
dents is what produces such wonderful
results in curing Catarrh. Send for
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I. J.CurNEY & Co., Props. Toledo, O.
Sold by drugGists. price 75c.
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c-U-T-I-e-U-R-A

Eight letters and four syllables.
Mix them up and you have nothing
But properly arranged they make
word familiar to the civilized world
"a word that stands for all that's
pure, energetic, and effective ID
medicine.
Think of it.
From a small beginning, against
prejudice and opposition, 2salIN
inonied hosts and trade indifference
CUTlCuRA has become the STeatsS
curative of its time.
No power on earth could bar its prog;
ress because it did its aPpolc'sa
work.
In every cline and with every people
it has worked wonders.
Its cures have approached the MIL
aculouS.
100000
Have been expended in advertising IL
But
,si,ooo,ooo,ooo
Gould not purchase the daily to1l'
mendations Of its grateful friends
Such praise cannot be purchased
This is the secret Of its succeSs-ol@I
worldwide popularity-of itSwot'
derfui Saie-ofitS constant grown,
It is stamped upon the hearts Of ln'
once tortured, disfgurcd, and ill., y,
INFLATED everywhere, never 10 "
effaced while life shall last.
Such in brief is CUTlCuEA, the t0Ia'
tive marvel Of the age.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL cox
PoRATIoN, Boston, U. S. A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-15
Armcnlans atassncred.

SOPHIA, BULGARIA, Nov. 1.-THE re-
port received by the London Daily News
from Constantinople on November IL
that 8. 900 Armeniaus, including women
and children, had boen massacred in
tho Sassoun region, near Moosh, Turk
ISL Armenia, during recent attack by
Kurds, is seemingly confirmed by n
story which has reached Varna that u
force OF bashi baszouks raided number
OF Armenian villages and killed and
wounded 5000 persons.
The Daily News dispatch referred to
said that the Kurds massacred 5000
Armehians and destroyed twenty-five
VillaTes.
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To the Editor Of the lHttitgencer.
Srg:-I take this occasion to voice the
sentiments OF hundreds OF thousands Of
farmers and common laborers when |
aay that We want the Mckinley bill re-
enacted in all Of its high protective feat
ures. Nothing less will satisfy US, or
give US fair play, the Wheeling Register
and the late Democratic party to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
SAMUEL STEWART.
Mi1ao Junction. Ohio, MOv. Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-15

SOME OF the Democratic newspapers
arc speaking OF the desire OF Republi.
cans 10 havo the honors and the offices
in the new legislature as though in
Democratic times men had to be drafted
into the service. II the Republicans do
not do better with their opportunity
than the other side did, they will be
bundled out, and they will deserve to
be seryed that way.
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Congratulations From tho Far West.
IL ILs L,JiJor nj ILe TniSLif1snrsr

Congratulations From tho Far West.
To Tie Editor Of The InteIigeHcer.
SIR:-I wish to congratulate you and
the people OF West Virginia upon tho
successful, tho grand termination oil, the
campaign, in which you and the Re.
publicnns OF West Virginia have fought
30 nobIy. so bravely, for America and
American ideas.
1t is a source OF much pleasure to mo,
and 1t should be n great satisfaction to
every American citizen. that the patri'
otto devotion Of such men as Dayton,
lIuling, Dovener and Miller are appre.
ciated and preferred by such handsome
majorities ovor the foreign theories and
British ideas Of Wilson and his sup
porters. It insnres US OF higher
Amerlcanism. Il noblcr citizenship.
Very truly yours,
JUDSoN SPoFFoRD,
Boise City, Idaho, Nou. 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-15

TAMMANY is killed in New York, but
something that looks like its ghost has
popped up in Kansas City, where there
has been fine job OF carrying an elec-
ton after the people had carried it aa-
other way.
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TAMMANY has been knocked silly. but
still the sudden acquisition OF wealth
By Croker has not been explained in
detail. Perhaps Croker got it by taking
care Of the pennies and giving the dol.
lars chance to take care OF themselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-15

REPUBLICAN administrations paid off
the national debt and saved the people
interest charges. Mr.. Cleveland's adj
intimidation increases the public debt
aud runs up tho interest account. Has
It como to be accepted Democratic doc.
trine that national debt is a national
(,Inasino1
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WEST vlRslNIANs who have straycd of
into other pastures are writing back to
the old home to say they are glad OF it
and want to join in the general rejoic-
ing. These congratulations from old
friends arc among the pleasant features
OF the triumph.
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AS soon as Mr.. William London Will
son gets time and his second wind he
will take his pen in hand to write to
Sir Albert Rollit aud the rest OF his
friends in London to explain how it oil
happened and how little they have to
expect from his successor. 1t will be
sad tale OF disappointment on two con-
+;,n,ts
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Ought to Have II.

Fdlrmont Fne Pres Indl
Tho Republicans elect all four Of tho
congressman in this state, and stephen
j. EIkins will BIO tho next United
States senator from this state. lie do.
serves this honor at tho hands OF his
party and ought TO have 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-15

BALTIMORE, Now l4.-The romans Of
Colonel John A. McCNul, the veteran
theatrical manager who died at Green's
boro, n. c., Sunday, arriving this morn
ing. Funeral services will occur ut St.
Martins Catholic church at 3 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-15

SURELY the Register can spare limo
to give its readers the price OF wool. Il
used to give up whole columns to giving
what wasn't tho price Of wool. but that
was before the landslide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-15

CHINA would look well hitched on to
Japan as an annexed. district. Or,
Tammany might buy it aud set up
little kingdom of its own. There is
plenty OF country there for good many
purposes.
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ouR esteemed neghbor. the Register.
having made sorry fist OF running the
Democratic party, has now'undertaken
to steer the Republican organization in
West Virginia. What the Register
really needs is rest,
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The late car of Russia must feel bet.
tor now that it is all over with him aud
hc Is no longer to be buried on the in
stalIment plan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-15

SECRETARY CARLISLE, as member Of
the Cleveland administration. does not
seem to be strictly in it" II he had
some nerve he would get out.
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Huntington Herald.
The Dem ocratic papers are now at
tempting to figure ont defeat for
Stephen B. Elkins Tor United State SELL
ator, but they cawn't do it. you know.
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Cdicd0o Tribune.
Chairman Wilson has crawled out
from under the avalanche, but he is
still little uncertain as to what struck
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DUE credit must begiven to the sheep
of this FREQ country. In West Virginia
they "rosc us one man." 80 to speak,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-15

CArARRn is a constitutional disease,
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is constitutional
remedy. It cures c1tarrh. Give II q
trial. 10
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A++oo1 Our Red Letter Sale OF
HttSilQ Cloaks, Blankets and
Comforts. You will savo 50 per cent on
your purchase. TltE LgADEN.
1920 Main Street
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DARTNER WANTED-THI ,NT
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NEW ApvERrlsEMeNrs

EORTUNE TELLING-PA>r fEE-
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M atln ChRpltnC street
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