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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

LONppN, AHri i-pIa case Of
Counties Russell iIf restitution u hgg
curJugal rights Was commenced to-day
uefJrY baron Pollock, sir EuNH. d
james, attorney general Tor Earl
Russell, c0utuudul lhst tho petition
was not bona noe one ana tho COuu.
tuHg wac gC,uAtpl by a uusiIu 90 s9.
cure money, ltusaId o. was iuroI.
cgiyaUle u a Wllr hAd occasion 90 brink
suou CuatyU4 against her husband, she
" ulI ever Wlsu % be- Restored 90 him,
CluuteIs Russell pultl0u0l In 1881
Tor a dissolution ui her marriage on Nae
accusations OF extraordinary cruelty
anu ON charges Fu obi us chat clio
could only butny u,l.uu them, The
story was sD revolving that 10 true, 10
would have secured tor her, ll was
claimed, more than a judicial BUpaTa-
lion. But her Cssu broke down COM
ple,sly sud verdict was given aguiutt
hur. La addition she was condemned
60 pay tho cost ol the thai amounting
10 uvof S25, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04
TWO CARS WRECKED.
lie Passenger, Narrowly E,capo Sorl.
ous lrjury-Oue BrOku Rib,

Three women aud alE men were In.
Jured IN ON accident On the Union
Pacific abou, siE miles north " p9ca-
trllo yesterday morning.
The sOuthb3uuI express train from
Butte struck "a bad rail un a sharp
curve while going about thlrty-hvr
miles uu auuE the char uaTAnI Pull
man, "Adaua." VorB dumlgd and
overturned, most of those Injured be-.
luE pgWuugvTs he tho uhHir car The
pulpiu wpgr taken Dgi of tho GERS ami
uu uXumuatIYu ll was found tuut the
Flnes and framework were hailS
wrecked while parts Of tho platform
amt uuCk- were scattered about
The ftuUnU.CIaFg u0guh being unu-
urtd mo uarH. uErra were put into DO
uud taken 90 puCalc.Il, whuro medical
and Was obtained 90 attend 20 the he
IureI. Mr.. ID. H., Niukum, NJ taia
cry, had one rib broken, but the DihuIH
were only eighty hugL Ino accident
caused the tralu Co reach PoUltrll1
haitian hour late, but tho tlm0 was
made up before reaching thI8 city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04
HARRISON is A CANDIDATE.
GARRISON Gives ,l3t Statement
10 The Public.


CmCAJO, Agrl 4-icusrl J.. b.
Ciarasou rtuei p.EiHyaly today that
cE.pTgslIUut usuls5n DO "a candidate
Tor Ihr Presidency "8eugal Hlr-
rs0u," he tg.I, "is NOT au active eau.
didatc, perhaps, but ho certainly 30 a
receptive candidate Indeed, hu ia,
think, QUO ui tue mot prominent, D..
not tnc most Prominent, protiiuntinl
candidate nov uuiutU tue IuuIie. AZ
,D Who viii ue thu patty choice 80
1906 ] Au, OF gourt, unable Co sly, but
10 is very certain q moral HurIslu
viii accept the uumiualiuu 10 70 10 teu'
dUIgI him."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04
4 TRAM HELD UP.
Passengers Robbed Of Io1ly and
Other Yl.uabIss.
VAIN EFroNIsTo oprN rnE SAFE.
Tho Expr NJ, N,sstugcr Wounded in iht
Mrnt.-i ro,,c iu Pursuit "
the Bandits.

KANSAS CRY, April A sIc,Ibl
90 tue star from Hguuesyi OKLA, ssys
{, Hook leland train was robbed this
morning at D0v,E
CHICAGO, Aiul AT the huaI-
quarters Of Tue EIgg leland road it b.
said that 81 Moo last ulght twenty
rolls wtst Of Dover, train no.. ] w7s
ncii zap by ave mounted mu1 WHO
orlurul the b1gsasumsu TO oreu t.u
lgOr %. llo baggage UaL He refused
aul iue robbers nrri twelve aH8fH
through tho uUUT wUuudiug tHu uag-
EaFuwtu in the wurt, Tho r.UN.rf
then broke uTUn the duUl With HIyIHr,
Na' t.i at gOg any pIuHdtr fr.u the
rsEHHEu Cls Iury .uf.rIly pro-.
orelui through tuu smoker anal one
day coach securing about $500 from
Clue lassHugUiFr a.E IuyHIyuu ana y
uuWlol 70 WatuBua AMI IuFa. A rHHH
started from k.ug IIHIHF Goo Ita.
Station iu pufu.l uii Nt Hau.asa,
AsuuUU ACCOUNT
IlFNsIiN, Oklahoma, A.lu Two
fUJu0r. b. HfIr tuU Cugiur o.. ... RHuH
LELAND ItAiu ~. ! was luaNlHH DIv.r
a. ll'"D iasl sl.hi hHi covering the
engineer and hf,mant r|mu1uIoI
ih'm tHIiup aIHu goo yn5|H ifIW tHn
water huas iuH uug,nrrr % little vA.
rilri, went hHlIl i"uf| no mile
tg..t" H,YIpins. Ono r.Iu.r lfyi Of
hlmi JuHi miIsllF HiuIf aud Doc thIl
gong through ih' cab window.
Conductor james hHuai nor have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

Woman suffrage Conner 20 again Rud
i8 AEHtu Vigorously B-bstod.-
vote on tho Question,

So AEsiu Vigorously b~bstod.-
vote on thc Question,
on resuomblIng this afternoon
SquIras, % Salt Lake, moved that tns
third reading Of .hs article ON suffrage
uu postponed uual tlu 10Th DAY "
ApT.
CuurDr- Can that bee done, Mr..
President, wl,uyu. a suspension Of tuu
rulrr9
SquIro,-Yrs, HE 20 postpone to
day certain De- under .hu rules
t.at4Iluu aqu.rvl said his reason
Tor making me motion was that there
wgr1 several mnmaer8 absent who
would l.Hr Cd Nlyo their yutuB rtcuFl-
el on tine iuaI passage OF the measure,
In addition 90 that 10 was becoming
evident tu ull that tuerb was uu
aroused public continent against iU-
sorting gu equal Gun &c clause iu tho
Consultation, a Tremendous feeling
was being wUrhrl up against
SUCH action, lguuIuu would sUuu BOO
10 iF0m OIL. parts OF the Territory aHb-
i"g Tor separate submission. BIhuK.
O. tngt uuI lHd been sent 90 every post
ulisu 100 Uhn. laag being Iruu 10
would be- uuWIFp, uuasUmly aud 40.
k'ANH. 30 E" NN " HhNANAk NHAHn kAN. NNA
iva opportunity 20 DO heard, Tho
movement Was general. Whilu huTr-
tot 10 am ardent equal suuragist,
hu was now opposed 10 ulsiU. lie hal
received luttyrs from many of bis u.u-
6.uuguH asking Tor pgsIpUuumuut Ut
BpIlr.tH .uUmlfsluu.
ayHua. ut Weber, raised the UOIut
That the motion was OUT OF order 100
gnUr time and tho chair ruled against
him.
CulIesleI M Garfield, opposed
suu.Tus's motion aud declared with
srrGt emphasis Chat vote Zoe favor oi
10 was vote ngalUE. woman Butimgu.
llu heard from hls constituents before
leaving home aud iaIRud Tor Immediate
agu %,
Thurman insisIoi that tho reg
uInr order EHuuIN boo maintained.
Halliday Alhg alr. Is inc samg line.
Jumy called zoe the previous que.
ton aud pressed %, buJ tue chair recUg-
u.lud -quIrg- again az the mover "
tho motion, iu order that hu might
close tho debate,
suuirfH wanted itundgrstO0d that he
hal not changed from. Ho was HJll
iu favor Oh + woman suu age, but in tho
lCgn.!HUgu on 4ago F,vC,J
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04
IRON Avn STEEL.
A moro HopoIni Fssiiug Reported In
the Markets,

A noro HopoIuI Fssiiug Reported In
the Markets.
NEW York, April i,-rho Iron Ags
says
Ihpre has novn considerable buying
OF Lahc Superior ore during the past
week, the amount involved uggrugnt-
ing about 100000 tons, By far the
greater part II THIS WAS takru by lead.
Ing Chicago iatvtoBls, the balance be-.
Ing by smaller purChasrrH. 81 ur ~
can be- learned the pnucNl piltsUuTg
pfu4uctTs, tue Wheeling furnaces au4
tho makers On tue valleys have not Yet
taken hold The sHlus covered were
Norris nt $3.50; Ashland nj 50 aud
Chupiu 49, Que feature ia connection
with these transactions 10 the fact that
the guarantee against decline made
by tho mining companies covers only
the particular grade " ore cold Ut the
mice male. Buycrs " pig ton aud Of
steel are holding On " await develop.
mcuts. They show litila ulspOsitlOn 10
pay ten dollars IA the valley Tor Bee.
Humer plH ron ANA glb,1U Tor FO't ttvel
bl!luis iu Piiisbutg figures which Tu.
percent the marku. today. Sales have
been very light, auu 70 II only from
Chicago that fair tonnage VI bllirlH
IL reported In tue eastern markets.
Prlcts arc below the equivalent VI tho
ritUnurg quotations, as tue active
competition from TINT quarter 20 win.
ufaWn Tor the present.
There 10 a more hopeful feeling Ia tho
finisned iron and steel markets, Ai.
though II 10 more M anticipation o.
better things ~ come than IN any 40.
tual realization Of better DrlDrs. Really
very little large business has beeu
done aud what 10 going on - taken NJ
the OLD prices,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

of tho resolution 0i tho C.uncu Boo.
a.,u. tuf him 30 appoint lW.Iyo or
a1'u NhCylmuu WHO Will assist the
Ice iu the uliulgrmUnt OF the
ordinance.
Tho ordinance gives tho whealmeu
the right OF way ON my aud rll
thUf1uRh'ar,H mot embraced iu TO
paved district, with the exception of
one ulcry 600 tue H1u.u eide 8f second
south street uuiwruu West TIE Hp.C aud
FIrt WusL There H 900 change iu
regard 90 light. anI Bllrmr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04
TWO MORE ARTICLES
CI,I.s Counties and Towns and
Amendments Passed.
MAT aum NEARER THE END.


The fororo1u's session Of the Com
sutul9ral CUrvuauon was character.
izaa .g harI work end whom tho noun
h.urnrrvut, two more urlisIc.-cItics,
counties, towns and ameuimcuts-
haI il"el tIo tblII reading.
The Convention was called 10 order
ut 1890 O'clock tuIs forenoon. Dele
gales .U ,hu number OF sgyoaty-r.gnt
ma wrrri 90 thoif ulmgs AMI prayer
Wa oIIcd 10y ArclIuac1u Crook u,
3d. Paala L. .sgOpalc.uru.
r.G ulmuuN.
Chnsilauaau, Of slupgIc, presented
uumrrDuHIy .isaeI petition from thp
ciuzons of hs county a. ding that pro.
hibitiou br submitted Go the votcrs asa
separate article, Usual reference.
~4u.rgH moved that tho Convention
rr0lvg iUsi' lut0 The committee VI the
whole.
Inurman was on bis feet 10 an lu-
slant making thc point that the motion
was out OF order claiming the time
bad not arrlyol when such a motion
could be- made
After uinsh between Thurman and
-uuIrys tho point Ui order WIS cue.
hiurd and che regular OTatf waB li0-
usrdrd With,
oTua, COUNTIES ASH TOWNS.
The nHIcle ou cliIrs, counties and
towns was laCUI 0u &c. tLifi reading
rtd Iu twenty minutes tAu last uUcIi1u
"AH reached wuu4 u pf0tmrtcd debate
luUh place by Roberts m wing 20 slriku
Hui tur provision requiring muuiciual
r.fplratUus 10 furnish its inhabitants
with UaluI at reasonable charges, gay.
aux THAT 10 WAS entirely a Legislative
proposition.
MuNlguAL wATEHwoWis.
The article passed uuAmrndeI ia
this respect aud tho section complete
reads nu follows
emo municipal corporation shall In
any mnuuuL directly OF Indirectly,
lunfr, cell, allen or dirpasu of any
tstwulEB, water Tightfur source. uI
wutur supply now or hereafter uWuHu
ur controlled ty 30, but aIl furh water
works, water ugbtshud HUuturs OF Flf-
Wy now owned OF hereafter acquired
hy any municipal corporation ahall be-
preserved, maintained aud opufAtsd by
10 Tor the supply Ot 10 Inhabitants with
waller 90 reasonable charges; provided
that nothing hetoin contained shall DO
construed % prevent any such muuigl.
pal corporation from exchanging any
water rights or source Uf water supply
Tor other water rights OF SOURCES "
water supply VI equal value Aud 90 be-
devoted Ia like manner 10 tho public
supply Of ~ inhabitants with water"
yAIuAN TAKES TIE CHAIR
Nnriau was here called 10 tho chair
hy President Saith, and the afliclo ON
"AmUuuWuut' was taken up for
third reading ANA pautut only low
slight changes Boa tue wording being
made.
Atll35u SQuIrns moved 10 take o
recess until o'clock.
Thurman objected, saying no was at
"a loco tD uulUuAuu why work should
De- HuspuuIyd that early iu the day.
Another ihUylIaTtru OF uu hour
could Doe put 900 90 advantage. He be-.
lluvud tnrfU was "HDmrthiug uelluIn
the move 70, 10 suspicious nature.
The Convention, however on a vote
~ Oh 90 800, 20. u recess until the hour
lu4lgu,.I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04
VIC CLANS,
Deputy AiaTrha
HsyEiiisd Himself

O'NEIL, Nvb, Apul i-Grlver
LOrpuE ten years OF age, hanged him.
self iUIuy. Au was discusslug with
SEVERAL companions the lynChiug of
Barrett Scott, iouuR Levprr insisted
that hanging was n paIUlusB death and
To- Democratic the fact fastened
hitcbiug strap over polo aud around
bis neck and awuuE from o box, Before
his companions realized the situation
he was dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

A hiupruUuus Enterprise to Compete
Wan the Hoii Pouptg.

Fa"HH 'r' 1900 HH'A'HH.
CHICAGO, AprI l,-ilo Times. Her
Gd tgys:
Wat tho Bell Telephone company
uas been fearing since lts patents *.
iruI has now assumed definite shape.
rIis IL nothing more or le-a than that
% competing concern 10 IN uT0uass ~
Coz uctIon, tIe mission OF which will
boo .u ugag tho Bell pU0ul8lu Tue entire
Territory w4uTu ihuy operate.
According 10 the reports telephone
r5mpauy mas been formed IN New
York backed by "A number of weallny
men. Tue capital stock NJ tho COM.
pany is given us $4,000 600. md
baUkrrB said 90 be connected with This
new rn,sruTi'r nrg' The Parrot com.
pany, Of New YOT,; the STANDARD on
company; bearlel, VI tho sugar trua.;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

srmSaplELp, me-, hpnl 4-Tho
Democratic state central committee
decided today 10 call o. slate c1uveu.
ton on June an, f0r tho purpose OF
discussing the currency question ana
adopting platform principles Tor the
next campaign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04
I.msd ny tllo un,orofcaspor.

OMAHA, Nsbr April IA special
10 the Hgo from Casper WyH,, rHys:
Senator h., J, Hurt tue mayor Of
CaBprr, shot william Milne, sheep
uWuub last night. Hurt fred nvC
shots, All tasting vileo. Milne h dead.
Hunt claims tuat Aliiuu was too init
mate with the slmufa wac. Senator
Hun Is one OF The larsg'I sheep Owueu
I'm NM. ENlLInm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

George Cr.osoI the San tfaaeIaCI
wIliYraIsr; p..suury, the Minneapolis
flour man, AMI ). 5. ClatFaau. 40 u.
"a week aEo whisIufs Of q uyhI " Soc
b lI company were hu7rl ilaau Fran
cisco; lasy wore echoed iu Wal direct
nut now tlry swell into pretty uu.
fluuic urluco that such s.uIeu-
l8us enter, flbu has been planned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

n.",tDLlN, Aprll i.-rho cummlltee Of
cty I'M eouSress which assemblies 20.
f,hs"i,u lemAul the adoption OF the
tgI XIV resolution; Monumental
tys,y ''ll' ,''hl circles mus. regard
r8i Weakening OF the we'll ordered
m,5f,I''u.llail In Germany asa funds
llt.r IVY W Tue Herman economic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04
RIVAL STREET cAH COMPANIES
Dispute About tir tiEht oG Way CuI,
mluutss IA NiuiruuH.

CHICAGO, April "A street car bt-
longing O. the General Street Railway
company cE'COugrvssmaH MuGauu'a
venture, WAS bfOEuu into kinullug
guui today by our wTuCKiug wa.tl
crews ami nearly 800 wOfkmen Of tu.
ChiungO Railway company, under .us
leadership 90, superintendent Bowen,
nj tho corner o. pweuty,sucoud anu
Grove street,. Secretary B1unoy, %.
thu General Street Railway company
tried 10 run the cur over the Chiongu
cry rgilway's lines. There lsa right
Ol-way dispute between the two CON-
IuHI.H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04
ronIerencn NL.Llnr. ArrirIne.

Last EVENING" Union Pacific tniu
from the south brought lu large mum.
beers ui Conference visitors Those
mailing iigm 49, George report that
irult trJus uTc ln bloom thrTc aud t8ut
everything BE- growing ilutly. Iuu
Journey uy team 90 the terminus VI the
railway was very uisaEuuarIe, RB 10
was tl0rmiuE most of tine time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

feeble resistance, but when the head ut
the rhts was reached the action uersmr
general. Tho Gordon IiHluauHu.a
and Scottish Br0dufs H.8 Mau the dt-
lenses composed 10 Swat .luIlaHa a.u
Umra kuun't supporters. The British
tfUJus HavnuCcu with ir.t go
spite q tho fCt that taU
roadway over the rusa wur
cut away No many rlacss aud saugatH,
or stone breastwyfks, were constructed
az various plinis, which hlI o. Doc cat.
fiUl Vt tn point % tuu uayDucL FiuY
OF The BrliHh l1fCH wufo wounded, To.
c.uliug three Officers severely, Hut
llur slightly Injured. Only three
Brush soldiers were killed. The uu.
envy Lost 500 kilIcI aud wuuuIrI. The
met brigade Is expected 10 reach Swat
river tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

'' holders Killing Ofrrho Sn,I,,,
." "rcaJ Numbers.

iism' 'tI,uIlA, April A dlspat.b
ue oI,a'AIaua Pass, Via simla' saws
tg,lri,' 'IaI1uH NJ tho British noon,
hysie, y, ZIG itlN Khan, Of Jaud0e, tho
E,fe r1r,, w, INITIAL In tho PASS ittelf
g.tlr Nv" ''euevl by gulICp sent ~
hfI g,. NILS on the lett MuXItu
slut WIZ. suns were placed 10 tue
9 tho so..F 'hoy g0t within range
la0lI TTgwyl estimated ~ hunter
'' latter NJ frsJ made bu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04
Tho Hoblnson Crn,oe Iionrd Trom.

Tue Hobiusnn Jrusue tfosrd From.
PAiM BEACH, Fla, April A. The
fret authentic report from She sl01p
Robinson CtuBJu iu which Mes5fs.
50Iglcf and Wells OF New York aud
Brooklyn, wssbrUuRbt here ~ Captain
Bradley, Of tue tuSUUuer Pearl, from
tug nay " B5csyuo nc o. O'Clock laa.
night Captain Bradley reports that
the mail boat plying tutwvtu the bay
Of $50 C8yuU aud hey Wrst ightUi tho
DrH.lg u.ut HIA hIufs' Iuu uJith OF
Key West running along under
riuriH rtc.oI sgus. Sine reported "All
we'll on board, b1uuI fIr key WUt."
where she probably BE- nov lyiuE Hl
auChgE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

"WNHI'N Ut T"T"T''' "W"01 y '''''""'
PFp,idiuE Tor rsuHitiEs Tor Rebels.
Madrid. Apul i.-Tuu Chamber OF
Deputies ludAy approved the proposed
reforms ui tlu puuai cudo ss applicable
Co Cuba AMI providing most severe
pruEitigs Tor too promoters ul tnc
movement hvoun. topar.tiun from
spain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

PANS, TsEa., April i.--fuu follow
Ing hiss been received at tho u. IS,
mutshaps Jiigt:
CuCNAsAw, L. +,
The urgroo7, wilson uud Carter,
we're killed by Houston and son anu
Mcknight. The homicide occurred
on Winters Crrra.
(Sigutd) ", G., CLAWk,
Deputy MauhaL
IL IL supposed the trouble wiz over
place belonging 20 Tom Fletcher q
GmCkasaW eileen,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25

LIST recent letter to tho monufac-
turcr. Mr.. W. +. Benjamin, editor Of
the Spectator, Ru'hlofd, N. w. says:
at may 10 n pleasure " YOU to know
the high esteem in which Chamber.
lnin's medicines arc held by tho poorlc
Of your own slntC. whore they must DO
host known. An aunt OF mine who ro.
sides At Dexter, lows, was about to visit
mo a lew wears since, and boiorO leaving
homo wrote me, asking II thoy worc
sold horc, stating II they were not she
would bring quantity with hot n.
she did not likn to BE- without them. y
Tho medicines rotNrrOh tonro Chamber
Iain's Cough i,mOdy, famous ror Iin
cures Of colds and Group; Chamberlain y
Rain Balm for rheumatism, nmo back,
Mains In tho side aud chc't, and
Chnmbnraina Cllic, Cholera and
DIntrhoon Remedy Tor howe com.
plntnla Thclc mclc.nci have been IN
constant use In Iowa for almost u quar-
tor Of n century rho pooplo hayo
Icnrnod that they ato articles Of great
worth and MORT, aud uncqualcd by any
UihOF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25

llUSTlHaroN, W. Va, Sept. 2i.-The
typhoid fever continues to rage at
Wayne G. H., but the local physicians
believe the worst is past. No new cases
nor deaths have been reported. Judge
Harvey had to adjourn circuit court yes.
terday on account Of tho prevalence OF
tho disease. His honor appointed John
Lloyd to the vacau. circuit cletkship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25

Mr.. Fred Miller, OF Irving, H., writes
thu. lie had a severe kidney trouble for
mauy YEAR,, with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was ni-
iected. Ile tried many so called kidney
cures but without any good result
About q year ago he began uso of
Electric Bitters and found relief a. once.
Electric Bittars is especially adapted to
the cure all Hiduey and Liver troubl,s
and often gives almost instant relief.
Oas trial will prove our statement
Price only SOC for large bottle. At Logan
Drug Co. = drug store. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25

Darc.sins kilncy aud bladder dlq.
,osca rclirynd ~ aix hours by tho "NGw
Vcr,r sourn AMrmciS klpYEr CuuG"
irIi, nav remedy ~ \ great surprise on
,r,,un, Of IT, cHrrcdvnp prnmptnoW In
,clirytns min IN tho bladder ktln1yr.
hack aad avery part Of tho urinary piu.
o,r IN male M female. II roluynt ~.
,SnlIon nj wntOt and pain III rn@ing It
almost immolntcIN II Won want 1OicI,
,cIicl and ourn this Va your remedy,
sold Nv H. II. Lisl druggist, Wheeling
w. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25
play IN THE SAND.

FoT ne ln'tRigsn,er.
Two little boys Vt play IN the sand
LilHnll so Joyous 'lolfant ami grand,
Nothing III trouble, ~ YGx OF TO harm,
All Is AZ peace and no Is u chariA,
Round little hllIock are built here and there,
Pointed aud perfect their submits In ulr,
Ba,a resting low on the soft yicldtug ground,
Seeming so stpndta,l, gtachlul AMI round.
Tn. baaudsnl mounds are LETT for the nilht
storms como To tea, them, 70 c.eaye aud 10
light
Alas, cro tho morn, all leveel and torn,
summit aud base OF beauty are AAOrn
TWO full grown mon at work, ~ for life,
WcAfy aud wOts IN tho plIllos STRIFE
DalD and hOl ~ they toll for their brnad--
Llie's not charm but battle instead,
o bow they long for the sind hills OF youth,
Telling OF Happiness, hidlug the truth,
Tult liic's stern reality brnSs IN the hand,
Joy mixed with sOrTuS, Ike hlllOGks OF sand
Two gray hai-ud men fcably resting ut hom,.
Watching and waiting the angel TO como.
The honfslasi for them showa hall-empY
urn,
burn,
Two new made grave, on the hlllIldc so green
Two Weeping willows viii shortly DO seen,
lAfc's httul fever ~ srcmingly grand
Has proven a. fragile Us hlHocss VI sand.
NcS Al;rqrdria, OHIO, SEPT, Y, 1895
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'F'TTT'T 77F7IT-T " TTT7 TTUITTITVItT
SrEunENyILLE, Quo, Sept. 24-Aiter
holding out three weeks on strike tho
Nlingo bar mill men and company set
tied to.day, All the discharged men get
places on the bar mill or other depart
mentL The men struck against q re-.
duc!ion OF the dinner hour from forty.
five to twenty-five minutes. Tho time
for dinner will be- tho latter figure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25

DrAnRnGA should bo stopped prompt
~. It soon becomes chronic Do
Wits Cole aud Cholera Cure IL clcc.
tive, safe and certain. Hundreds o.;
Testimonials boar witness to the virtue
Of this great medicine 1t can always
DO depended upon, itl ulc saves time
and money. Logan Dru: Co.. Whool-
ing W. Va, y. +. Peabody, Benwood,
and bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport, .. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25

MAsslLoS. O., Sept 24.-AIassiIon
miners are gathering for district dele .
cato convention. From authoritative
sources it is learned that they will de-
mand 60 cents on October | as their con-
struction Of the Pittsburgh agreement,
and not 80 cents, as the operators pro-
pose to pay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25
Special ni'Oatch 10 mo RieGgtneer,

Special ni'patch 10 mo nieagencsr,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2L-pho following
West Virginjan. have been granted
pensions:
InCrelse--Arthur Hart, DoIlslow Z;
Peter Earnest, Board Tree; James H..
LAWS, LAWS.
ADMINISTRATIONS Iosenhus Ruloy,
Central Station; William II. Ross,
Cherry Camp; Francis Looman, Monon.
gahi Thomas Drake, EIlonboro; John
NJ, Dosi, UPLAND,
Ohgiual-John A. Hicks, Cameron +;
David W, Gray, Oxford.
Supplemental! Admiral Drake,
ANNA.
Renewal and Incr9ase-George W..
Smith, Rock Camp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25

San Francisco, Sept. 24.-The Chroni-
Gle says S. Krutachmits. general man.
ager Of the Atlantic system OF the
Southern Pacific Company. has been APP
pointed to the vacancy created by tho
death OF A. n. Towne, thus becoming
general manager of both tho Atlantic
aud Pacific systems Of the road.