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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

THERE Is no medicine SO often needed
in eyory homo and so admirably adapted
TO the purposes for which 1t intended,
as Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Hardly a
week passes but some member oil the
family has need OF It. A toothache or
headache may DO cured by 1t. A touch
Of rheumatism or neuralgia quoted;
The severe pain Of a burn or scald
promptly relieved and the sorc healed
In much less timo than when medicine
has 10 DO sent for. A sprain may DO
prom ptlyItreated before Inflammation
sets in, which insuros a cure In about
one-third OF the timo otherwise re-
ouIrod. Cuts and bruises should re-
COVE immediate treatment before tho
parts become swollen, which eau only
bc done when Pain Balm Is kept, at
hand, A sore throat may be cured boz
fore il becomes serious. A troublesome
corn may DO removed by applying II
twice q day for week or two. a lamo
bnck may be cured and several days oil
valuable time saved or pain in the
sidc or chest relieved without paying u
doctor bill. Procure 80 cont bottle at
once and you will mover regret 1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
To Protect British Interests.

\ LONDON, Oct At is announced upon
authority that the cabinet council, after
discussing the state of affairs in China,
decided 10 send troops to that country
in order to protect British interests, 1t
Is also probable that additional ships
will be sent to strengthen the fleet in
Chinese waters under the command oil
Admiral Fremantle.
It is also said that in consequence OF
to.day's meeting OF the cabinet the
British legation at Pekin will shortly be
guarded by British blue jackets and na-
tive Indian soldiers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

New YoRx, Oct 4.-The national ex-
ecutive committee Of the American Re-
publican College League, to-day decided
TO hold the next annual convention Of
the league ct Grand Rapids, Mich, on
Friday, April 5, 1895. Among those ex'
pected to speak on the occasion are Ben
iamin Harrison, William Mckinley, IT,.
Thomas B. Reed. Julius G. Burrows aud
Chauncey N. Depew.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
niv Eos, 20 IillnoIs Democrats.

CuIcAoo, Oct. Aeon. F. II. Winston.
minister to Persia during President
Cleyeland's first admins tration, and al
present a park commissioner under
Governor Altgeld, announces that he
will not support the Democratic con-
gresslonal and legislative tickets at the
coming election. Upon the success OF
the legislative ticket depends the out
come Of franklin McVeagh's candidacy
for the United States senate. General
Winston says: 81 am opposed to tho
further agitation OF the tariff question
by Congress, and am bitterly hostile
to tho legislation already adopted,
especially the income tax law"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
rrumbull Recon ss a populI.t.

CHICAGO, Oct Alt Is announced that
Judge Lyman Trumbull is in sympathy
with the Popullst party, aud will deliver
an address at one Of ! Is mass meetings
In Central Music Hall next Saturday
night. He will address the Populists on
"The Rights Of Man as Affected by Ac.
cumulated Wealth and Favored Monop-
olies." Judge Trumbull has long boon
regarded as stauncb Democrat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
rIred, weak. Nervous,

means impure blood, and overwcrk or
too much strain on brain and body.
Tho only way to euro Is to iced the
nerves on pure blood. Thousands Of
people certify that the best blood puriI'
fier, the best nerve tonic and strength
builder is Hoods Sarsaparilla. What 1t
has done for others 1t will also do for
you-LfoofS Cures
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
nE0EiVED CoLDLY

By the Administration, While some De-
nounce It-wlI Defeat tho Party.
WASHINGTON, Oct 4.-The address to
tho voters Of Ohio, issued by tho state
executive cammittoc, was received by
some treasury officials with indiiier'
once, while others criticised it severely.
None OF them, however, would tax
for publication. 1t can aatcly Do
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

Is a somewhat rare possession. Show that you
have a share Of It BY retaining nom violent
purgatlyes and drastic cAthartlcS when you arc
copstIpated, and By relaxing your bowels gently,
not Violently, with HoStetters Stomach Bitters,
q wholesome, thorough aperient and tonic
This world famous medicine con0ueH dysPep'
STA, malaria, liver complaint Kidney and blAd'
der tronbie and Nervousness, and Is admirably
adapted for the feeble and convalesoenL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
baltimore & Ohio Special Excursion to tn
PIttsburgI Exposition.

September q, October A and 0, 1894,
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh at g 90 for the
round trip. which includes one admis'
sion to the Exposition.
Tickets good returning two days from
date of aala.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
a SHREND Trick
OF the Ohio Democrats to Obscure
tho Tariff Issue. .
4 SILVER MANIFESTO IS ISSUED

3, Chairman Thurmaa Which is
severely oeasured by the Admins
.ratIoa omoIals at Washington.
The Ohio Executive Committee De.
clares 1t VIII Mako tho Fight on
tho Money Issue alone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

HOOPS Pills cure constipation by re-
storing peristaltic action OF the aliment'
nrY canal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

are through Canada and the New England
States. The trip is to Ottawa. Canada, fora
view of Chaudiere Falls as they appear when
the crown of the ice-king is upon them. then
through Lachlne Rapids and onto Montealto
participate in the Winter Carnival which is
held there Thence we journey to Quebec
and take a.glance at its heights and battle
grounds, then speed away to Montmoreoci
Falls, Lake St John, and the river of Death.
through a region Of great scenic beauty. Our
trip is thereafter southwark to the Green
Mountains of Vermont by lakes, rivers, falls,
farm-lands, villages. and thence on into the
heart of the White Mountains Here curiosity,
awe, grandeur and beauty are in company
joining hands and holding Wondrous region
in their embrace; we travel to the summit of
Mount Washington and look away to the sea.
and around upon an army of mountains
scared with vast chasms; garlanded with
heavy forests, silvered with running streams,
jeweled with sapphire lakes, wonder break
ing upon wonder,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
Panorama
Glorious to Behold.

From the White Mountains our tour is to
Maine, and thence to Boston and down the
Old Colony Road by Woodworth's Home
where he wrote "The Old Oaken Bucket"
and Daniel Webster's Farm, to the seaside
haunts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
We visit Plymouth also. where the Pilgrim
Fathers anchored. view the monumental spots
where they lie, repeat the old stories and en-
10Y review of the historic associations Of
places and individuals which distinguished
New England annals.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
COFFIN s. STANTON,


70 BROADWAY. NETWORK.
The if,eres anl raa,urei srlrciYh % the following
a,e PAYABLE at oar and after Jan I''''
STATE Oh IDAHO
Wagon ls0al per cents
CITY OF COLUMBUS, ONO
CITY OF JETFEKsONNlLLE. IND,
Municipal ~ per cents
CITY OF IEI'FEISOSNIILE. IHt'
Rounding PER cents
CITY or 1OGANSPORr. Esd,
Ibfunding per cents.
CITY OF SPENCER ND.
Kaunding ~. per cents.
CITY Or HAMILTON. ONO.
Water Works per crnfs.
CITY OF COLUMBUS. IND.
per
CITY OF DULUTH. MINI.
Park cents.
CITY or SEATTLE. WAsHINGTpN.
Inicn School District per c'Ai.-
COUNTY OF MAfASKA, IOWA.
liefundng per cents
COUNTY OF VANDEIBCRGH ND.
Court House . per coats.
COUNTY or SclOTO. ONO.
FlnlinR cents
OLIVE TOWNSHIP IND.
School per cents.
Union School District 4 per c.-..
TOWN OF NEW-vTEECHr =. y.
School per cents
TOWN OF WALTON. n. g..
vnion Free school per cents.
MOSTROSE BOROUGH Penn.
Union School cents . .... 49,. -.
DERENTI' RI, GUARANTEE q ASSURANCE COMPANY
on GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA.
81. per cent. d,benui"s.
JAN. 10 1898.
COUNTY OF EtiTLEH. ONO
House per
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
Copartnrrshlp Notices.
INISSNLI IIO\.

hISSOIIT!ON.
ITi t'If,rfu.f.ilr hsi.fl'l Nn~ between ~" IN,
r.-gf.l rnI,r the ot PiNlf WOOD" Ni'p
.Npg"r his a-y ly lfinti'n i.iiI'' ..'i VIII 7' 80
liquidation. -
S.N Yo.t. December "ist iN@ - -, ..r-
EoIsfIyr f. NonpWARD.
CHARLES HATHAWAY.
CHARLES HATHAWAY 4 COMPANY Tn" nnler.
..rl n.itau. OBJ. i,.tnlue limited it tnrishlr N'''F
tu.l. and eefrrall, sien ti.G 'ritu ti" - WI A T.,
The nnuc ,r hfn under vlch 'u.h l"i'ii''9.'' ~
T., he. conducted ls CHARLES HATHAWAY 9" ''M-
PN%I. ,....,., ., ho
ir,r.fet.d s. I-IlInr commercial paper anu ''"s
a.. lr l.ts Ina r,gnatirg purchases md sales thereof
= Tho names r'sprrii. places "f Gcsid,il,' ~
al ti. yen.ral lnI spool Ia;turta ar" as Ivl,"'
,.u.r,,l rnrtnrrs .hnrrs hathaway r"ilinE AT ii*t
,r,nr. Nov i..v. and I"hn T. Hart residing Ar alo.
rt.,,tu Kew I.r.,. su-.in partner. Charles ~ iAit
,..illuv al Ingrwnul NcW l'lt'v. ar! Robert u Ne"-
w,rd reading nt Hso,hlyn Erw-N York ,,
+! llic Amount Of capital contributed hY '1'h HP,i
,,rtn.r q, thu ,,rrmon stock g. - follow. one nin''
and npv Thousand dollars Nll0.Vp lY ,hnilrs !"
Tsnrt ani hundred and hft> thousand dollars "'""
UOJJ by IL bert - Woodward 49,, :, ., . ...,o.
. The period which the partner ship j. 90 1'rn,
f. Iann,iy I.f 1894. aud the period ai "'l'h II WI"
t.r,u,rnfc is December 3lat. l>JG.
,strl December - ls,r. .....,.,.
JOHN T. HART. -
CHARLES B flN
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
Dlui0cn6 Notices.

Snn rrnncisco ana North Pnrihc nH'iw"x ,,.,'' 20;
IIOJ-PDNS cf the above rahWHy maturing
- IAN T. 1894 will be paid 81 nn1 ai,.r IAN iS'l:
~ Tho Office ~ IADENI;tEG. TINI.MAN . 'o' 10
Wall-si.. New-Nor..
riDE,yTY LOAN AND Trust COMPANY OF
''" sIOi y CITY. IOWA. No. ~
Now-york Ofce. .. Wallet l'sc. -; lo1'
COI-pO%S OF the six per cent DcbcillurcS oi
\ tins company maturine 'anuary ls,, i>; WIZ M, -
,1 IN anC afta, Janrary -. M tho olce nt y" rt-
foP'''''' ''''' ~ ". g. CLA"P. Tr'asurer
(OIJ-NEI-S CONSOLIDATED STEEET
Y r > CO-Coup,ns du" Ian. L. lso' 'snin, list l
Mortgage Bonds. paA - Cen'r" IF"'' ~ vi" ''' ''''
January :"
TIE MERCANTILE NATIONAL EA%K eco,
NEW Ol.N. Do ,.h'"i - -,
NIV1DENp The Directors "i .ni,n,., ,ns hi'Hh I'M,
\ J have this lnv declared dividend Of TlihtE 49,
oNr-tf .l.f PR ,'ENT. fre' ~ tan pNh,.' on ",i
ercr iar.i,- leJl The transfer hooks WI n' c,'s'u
until thaf date. r - - No.
I;in Il. steel Company Dcbcn'nrr''
-, Iori. IarL-on,iiir aud Chicago X. X. second
Mortgage Bands.
Central r. a. Of south CnroI;nn First Mortgage
iIOni". eo, r,
Cup,rs ~ the above maturing January lst IS''' WI"
l.. r.,I of. tnd after January 81. 80 t." ONO" "i
trlLEE. M0HGAN u CO.,
.sav
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02

NEw.yORK Betting Il PACKING CO.. LIMITED.
10 PARK ROW NEW YORK, DC. -, lo',..
NOUPONS due Jan. I. 1894, on the Il per cent.
~ mortgage debcnture bonds Of this company VIII DE-
paid upon pTesentation and Hfcr iha; date ~ tic
.fice OF The Kncecrbockcr Trus' COMPANY Is Wallaf
WILLIAM r. Ett;D. secretary.
THE MECHANICAL EuBDER COMPANY.
10 PARK ROW. NisW- lDI,k, Dec -, INJb
NOTPONS duc January 1st. 1894. on ihr
~ list Mortgage Cold Bonds Of this will be pal
upon and after the Office of
The KnickcrbDck,r Trust Company Is Wlll-ft.
JOHN -. cH,l.NEl;. secretary.
MENT co, - WALL-ST., NETWORK CITY,,
COUPONS OF TIE FIVE PEI: CENT.
~ series A bonds Of this company. maturing Jan:
1904 viii be paid and otter Jan. ., 1894 n, the First
"N''0""' '"'''' cHAiLEs c. PoMEROY. President. ,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
EaICYERpDCKER TRUST CO.,
oci FIFTH AVE
Ernrch Oc.cr. fS Wall 81.

rlc following coupons are payable 't onr o'''r' o"
ami after Jao. !. ls'i:
Cicnriic.d ijituriirous Coal Company
Corning. :. y, sewer H"nds
Cornin. \. v. school Cistrict N"' IL"
Croyrords, lille winter AID Light 60. "c"'"'
Marlborough i,oicl CO.
Mechanical Eu'sirr Go.
Mercantile Co-OpcrntiNr Ennk. -.
National Loan ard Trust Go. OF Na"N'" wy
No.
yrurnicnc 81. Railway Co.
T. !. ic,tiri: and Packing Coz it"'
Seventh Hc;.;ncut veteran 'i"''
vbc Sc1iIiI.
sIffuil. Ga. GO.
.,,,,,,.u, ~ Nufrr nnl IL III e.. Rental
..,,t-,..t. ,.lpEfi,rir rotary.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
financlal.

ol COETLANDT ST.
,,er-Yo-l:. Jan. .. 1894.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
Diu.0rn0 S;uec5.
,y'HE FOLLOWING CorroNS AKE DVi

vy'HE FOLLOWING COUPONS AtE Due
1 AND, rAYAnLE At TlIF BANKING HOUSE on
sc, Ascri lc, !S %n7 rai si9s'l ss o'' ''r'""''"s
cIsla4 Co., yS.s Ws;". sssi; ssn%' ps, Dis ~ 10 &
clinton iowa. Finding and hefanins
Tslnmg'a' S>i, Eng i. fr N.tsr Warf. ''''''
Gaa1n raa s6eiDS Gs NS|l Go Ic%a nahi Ti School DIST,
iarriron -. ind, Eefuniing.
H' %a5a s,'Fss Tea. syn @o P3: %a s,a pis,
as a; Co.. c., Slo %e.' g,5sai SsS0f b @'. Ns. NJ g.
MaGiscn. Mal@ s South M 9sEaa ''' .' B3nri of Elm.
Mayverd, in. yiafs ., ilaIl ara @na F2aias "a e
Ma2panec. M,,sS"1s IN ina' ~ Watcr ia ,y waria .
pullman. wash Water Works
:'.',,i. s.a,,is. %,:S %3:$. ssSct ss%s+ Tunnel.
:;hcnanlo1h. Iowa. Krfundins;
acn aSn Co.. Co., 9rc 9rc. sssSS ssSs bis! bls! NS N 3:
Wri'Sburr. Wash. water Works
Webster city. Iowa. Electric Light,
Hot sprlngs. South Dakota. ~ Han.
wauhc-an. Ill. Funding. 1.x ..
r,,r.re. ore Sewer. " =
Monnt pleasant. Mica. ". ". Rcfunlins.
Sank crn'rc MINI. SchooI 'lsi' -
Lawrence Coz H. Court House.
s,cracoon Pierce Co.. Wash. school Dist. No. /
vIVIE INTEREST due ]anuary lst 1884, on
u.o, SrZs3 53"" mMoTiIE.s. i4o nroadway New York,
Ciy 81 ,i Iozeinan Nm Montana.
ciy Il Hastnes Nebraska.
g, ~ ! . 5ass5 ilas;ln. Nss9s,sa. %ssFassa.
c.ts of South omaha. Nelrasha
Town Il Idaho SpringS. colorado
Aatai'.. a,~ ,'"ant,. c,i@r9io school Districts.
bingham county. Idaho.
Boone tounty. Nchris1a
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
,, TpprNE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- TPREME COURT. COT Nh VI NnN
y YORK Mutual ire Insurance nompany,, OF ,,swv
v,k ,aln,ius against Marion V. liutltf lh'iN Nnuay
nI s nlmnistratrN u Richard A. Yer Nalrh ne.eisn
N,.,;rcrur and rrtmclia House as
,ri,ss - Hi,hnrd A Yer Nalen deceased fIhsh az
,,,n,. ;nmlrl li.langrr. doing business uha, rnrn
p'n, p', ~ samuel Ielsing.r Company; Adoiph roin
M,,h..on defendants Place Of trial, county VI Ne"
York. Amended summons -, ,ho,,
- "a. ,hoV. named defendants ana enCn I" ,nri ,,
Van mr.. hereby summoned to answer thr ahsnu'u 'o n
,,l,, In mi. and to serve "a COPY o Suu'
fwsr on the Plaintiffs Attorneys withn tw'ny "s
30, ,h ,,rvlrr of this amended su'hots .ar
,h ,o, ~ service, and In case of your 1a'iurr !" a
Wv ".,,.r Judgment viii be taken against YOU oy ue'"'
for IN, relief demanded IN the hmsna'u '"''P""''
h"''' WV DAVIES SHORT TOWNSEND
'''''''' Plaintiffs Attorneys.
ofice postoiice address
No. ~ Nassau-si..
York Cly.
,,rt, y uutler Individually. ana as adminstfnmiS
-" ntch.rd A Nrr Nalrn deceased, ana h"""'u ""'''
snn defendants ...,.,,,s ia s.rveI upou Won ~
a,, ,u,u,nut T. order ~ the iion"i.he n'orke
pu',n.ha one of the Justices OF III" supreme court
- ~ & S,n,s of N.w-York dated the a,ii uay "i b % III
=" wy a,I n,.I th. same day WIN copy W tne
urr, i,"' nnnnInt In the office OF the tierk OF tne
NM n Unity Of New-york at the 'onnty court
', in ,hc s,ld CIV New York. which AMENDED com.
ion ~ ", nled said Clerks once on the lin
n, ~ october 1879 pro tune as ot 'he s' ""S VI
September. ls93 ,,...,.. oe,h fso3
Dated Ne" 'ona vIEs SHORT TOWNSEND.
' Plantins' Attorneys
Esw-York City.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
Geparinersbip Notices.

NEW-YORK. I January. 1so'
rH7IIE COPARTNERSIIIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned under the style OF
Imitation and the in IL hereby dissolved. Mr.. Thomas
Edwin JeNons VIII sign In li0uilation..
THOMAS EDWIN JENONS:
GEORGE ctNARD ALLEN.
Referring 10 the above notice. have this dhv FORMED
n co-partnership to under the same name the
business Of the late firm OF Busk & Jevons
THOMAS EDWIN JENONS
FREDERICK TIilELckE BCSk
~ HE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
l. copartnership under the firm nome Of
l.. H. ~ a. FsANC'kE.
for the purchase and sale commission Of stocks and
bonds dealt the New York Stock Exchange.
LEOPOLD II. FRANcKE
ALBERT FRANckE.
New York, Jan 3 1894.
IL Exchange Place. -
New York. January Ist. 1894
II HE COMPREHENSIVE Of Kingsley. Ma
bon e Duryee s dissolved this day, Mr. George
Y. w Duryee retiring from the firm.
The business viii be continued by the undersigned under
the firm OF Kingsley Mabon at - Exchange Place
WIN N. KINGSLEY.
JAMES B. MABON.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02

4 ATlONAI. BANk or tnMAEtCh ~
\ NI.l-YOI.N- -tItlHENp-t s.fn'- nnl3' ~ I,.,H. ,n
.. nm - tI.I lf...V. hnf ie' jared hI' ~. ~"
.l.,al - ,. oi inis ianh r.>ale 90" ana "'''' AUS
a.. J.us1ir -. 1921 , ,.ot
-'''''''' " g. nrN,Li~ C'shl"-.
CITY or HARTFORD 'p%E
xrOTICE is hereby given that the coupons
y lrr Ianlar, in, lN.i from Per cen' Goa ina- me-
- ,t. ...f. - Nrftf.:d Conn. Will BE- pllI m i'
. ..-.',. presentation ~" go - iNa! y '-.
t~.t As..it, ~ ia. ,i'y o.! Wl s'r.et N'N ,....,
Cl,y Tferrr-o-. iiar'f'fd- &, M.
" OT!CE.. \ dividend of -Four per cent - P per
y c.-t ou thc capitol Stools ~ tic lai i'is "ft 1
- -,.t.r I,.,-a.l t'umlanr nl lr itiI at 'l. 'i "a
tar j ..-s i.c0rlofY" .n Mrenn~ N"'N- H. ~ '''N
l!l... Ne. f'if ga M"if.. ,N. -.,it- m, ...r
" OFFICE. \ dividend of Four per cont q per
" c,rr on tho capiul STOCK ~ ~" i''.'. '." ,ia ,
I,.r,.. b. ID com. luy "fN I'lt a f'" .'
i...- Ia..,r.'.,. arl M...lae NN-.s ~ .,'.''''s'
I'-'"' ''' " 'lffN HOPPER. rr'ae'r.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-13
Long Distance Fighting.

LONDON, Sept. ia special to
the Times from Shanghai says that
native advices are to the effect
that there is continuous long dis
lance fighting between the Chinese
and Japanese troops, who are sep
arated by the Kim Chin river. No
decisive results have followed the
engagements. Floods have rem
dered the river impossible. The
advices show that the Chinese
army is in good condition and dis
cipline is maintained. The army
is we'll supplied with ammunition,
provisions and clothing. The Jap
anese army it is reported, are suf-
fering severely from epidemic di-
SeaSeS,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-13
At the Creedmoore Range.

NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-There will
be lively times at Creedmore
range today, for on this day In
spector-General Whitlock will
hold the competition known as
the State match as well as the
First and Second Brigade matches
The former is shot over the dis
lance of 200, 800, 500 and 600 yards,
and is open to teams Of twelve men
from each regiment, battalion, and
separate company of infantry,
troop of cavalry, or battery OF
artillery in the State, each man on
team firing five shots at every
distance with the regulation arm
of 80 calibre. The prize in this
match is a trophy presented by the
State OF a value Of $500. The
brigade matches are shot under the
same conditions as those Of the
State match, except that they are
open only to organizations in the
respective brigades, and the prize
in each is a trophy presented by
the State of 500 value.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-13
Sandow Issues a Challenge.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 13.-Irv-
ing Montgomery, the Englishman,
who calls himself Irving Sandow
in view Of the expected suit to be
brought against him by the Dan
ish Eugene Sandow for the use of
the name "Sandow" tonight issued
a remarkable challenge to the lat
ter. Montgomery offers to pass a
college examination against Eu-
gene Sandow or perform feats Of
strength against him and offers to
deposit a forfeit of from $500 to
$4,000 to bind such a match.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-13
CHASING FOR PIE.

ST.. CLOUD, Mimi, Sept. l3.-
Sixth district Populists nominated
ex-Congressman Halverson for
Congress.
SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 13.-Row-
land CoDnor was nominated for
Congress by the Eighth district
Democrats today.
WAsECA, Mimi, Sept. l3.-The
Second district Democrats nomi-
mated j. NJ. Moonan, of Waseca,
for Congress on the fifth ballot.
Fusion was attempted, but defeat
ed.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 10
The Republican Congressional con-
vention of the Ninth district nom-
mated L. H. Aldrich for Congress.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. ia
Commercially Gazette special from
Bridgeport, o., says: Albert O.
Barnes, of Harrison county, was
nominated for Congress by the
Democrats of the Sixteenth dis
trict today.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Sept. ID
The Democrats of the Seco nd
district nominated D. Gardi ner
Tyler for Congress.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-13
Anarchists Conspiring Against the
Pope.

ROME, Sept. 13.-The Tribune
says: Two men, who, it is suspect
ed, are anarchists, were on Sunday
night observed by the Pontifical
patrol to be lurking around the
Vatican gardens, where the Pope
often spends the day. The patrol
pursued and captured the men as
they were scaling the walls sur
rounding the gardens after having
thrown away the arms they car
ried. 1t is not known whether the
presence of the men in the gardens
was the result of plot against the
Pope, but many persons claim
that the prisoners were engaged in
an attempt upon the life of His
Holiness. The police are reticent
and refuse to divulge any knowl-
edge they may have of the matter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-13
APPLAUDED GROVER
For Trying to Secure Tariff Reform

For Trying to Secure Tariff Reform.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The coun-
ty committee of the New York
state democracy last night adopt
ed resolutions applauding the
efforts of President Cleveland
and Chairman Wilson to secure
tariff reform. The action OF the
states congressman who voted
against the Wilson bill was de-
nounced. The resolutions also con-
demned the latitude of that sena-
tor from New York who in the last
national convention earnestly and
successfully supported a radical
amendment to the tariff plank OF
the platform and was subsequent
ly elected to the senate by DEM
oCratic legislature, and who, not
withstanding his responsibility for
the party's pledge to the people
has with cynical Indifference to
his own obligations and to the
wishes of the party betrayed the
trust he so willingly assumed when
he sought and secured an election
to the senate of the United States.
We call attention to the persistent
and successful attempts of the so
called sugar trust to shape and
control tariff legislation in its own
favor as a striking and conclusive
evidence of the truth Of the Demo-
cratic contention regarding trusts"