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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21
HORSE MEAT



For Foreign Countrics-iiow America
Should Trent tho Trade.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Consul Tin.
gle, at Brunswick, Germany, sends to
the department OF state some additional
information regarding the export OF
horses and horao meat 10 Germany.
He says that no haa had SO many in
Quiries from tho United States in con-
sequence OF his first report Oh the sub.
joct that he thinks 1t well to give in
tending shippers some information.
Tho consul believes tho business a
best DO done through large packing
houses and that it is safest to ship tho
horses on the hoof to a large port like
Hamburg, because II meat alone is
shipped some similar objection to that
made against American beef might DO
brought forward. The duty on live
horses is 81 10 each. Tho meat is sold
in Germany u. seven cents per pound
ior fresh and twelve centa for smoked.
Tho German horse butcher pays IN
average of $50 each for horses, and this
price is for worn out animals. Fresh
American horses should bring bettor
prices.
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Tho Morn Claim and Spain.

It begins to look as though Secretary
OF State Olney has a large-sized diplo.
matte affair on hand with Spain, grow.
ing out OF his demand for q settlement
OF the Mora claim. 1t appears, how
ever, that tho frat reports as to the ur-
geucy OF the demand made by this Y
ernment were oyerstased. 1t is assert
ed now that the attitude OF the United
States was stated without any threat,
but in the courteous tcrms usual in
dealing with friendly powers" The
fact that Spain has 4 minister 10 Wash.
have been no threats OF possible &C.
quences in the communications OF tho
state department. What action Spain
will take is not known.
Notwithstanding the irio ndlincss OF
the correspondence, some serious com.
plications arc likely to arise. It IS 70.
called that tho Mora claim haa always
been unpopular in Spain, 80 much so
tuas SONS years ago 'ho minister Oh
Foreign ana'fa VINO ns'eea upon q sess'e.
mon' was ~co'npe''oo 10 resign rom inc
caoineli n,s' tha' 'ne on'y action ever
taSen by 'ne Cof'cs WI" 10 appoint a
committee WHICH fepof'eu nat IL inc
aio'a c'"'h was pau Tue ohl'eu 0sa'es
Snou'u DO co"ipe'''u az 'no same time
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%yKLEFHoSE SuNBERS
EDITORIAL Rooms s:3 Counting Room scc.
WHEELING. JuSE II. 1898.
A Cautious Critic.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
notes that President Cleveland is guilty
OF saying. "the United States are" in.
stead Of "tho United States Is" thereby
indicating. so our contemporary thinks,
that no is not willing to recognize the
United States as one nation.
1t strikes US that the Commensurate.
zeste Is too much inclined TO indulge in
the splitting OF hairs in the matter, aud
we do not believe that tho President ex.
pressed himself in the manner indicated
with any intension OF exhibiting disloy.
atty or partisanship. The plural or sim
gular use OF the verb is purely q matter
OF taste, ard statesmen OF all parties
differ rs to which Is proper in a gram.
NAUTICAL sense. We sec no occasion for
criticising the President for adopting
tho plural form il he regards i. as the
purest English.
The Commercials azot.e either for
gets or is ignorant Of the fac. that Pres
ident Cleveland, in his choice OF the
plural form, has a precedent set by the
men who made tho constitution. Tho
Philadelphia Record calls attention to
this as follows:
The trainers OF the constitution. In their ignor-
ance OF the rules OF construction. said: Treason
against the United States Shallcons!st only IN
leyying war against them or In adhGring 10 their
enemies" Again the constitution says In the
famous Thirteenth Article, ratified In 1861
Neither SLAYER! nor Involuntary servi.lde eI.
cepi as u punishment for crime { . Q " shall
exist within the Cnlted States or any place sub
tect 10 their Jurisdiction" For the plural pro
nouns relating TO the United states the CONNER
eiAl would have substituted ''lr' and Its" But
y President Cleveland has offended In this res lect
IN common with the trainers OF the original con-
~s,itutiou aud Of It's latest amendment. Madl.
son and Hamilton and FrSnkl!n and the res. OF
the makers OF the constitution never dreamed OF
the tremendous consequences lurking in the!s
Use otlanGuaSe IN IL provisions.
The United States is q nation, and
the ISrELLIGSScER, along with a great
many good people, prefers to use the
singular verb in connection with the
nations name, but in view OF tho wide
difference OF opinion that prevails
among authorities regarding sucn use,
and in view OF the precedent. Sc. by
loyal statesmen when there never was
a dispute concerning the indissolubili,y
OF the United States. it has no fault to
find with President Cleveland il he pre-
iers, for the sake OF a strict construction
OF a rule OF grammar, to use the plural
verb. To do go would be 10 exhibit in.
eIcusable c~aptiousness.
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HUNTINGTON, Pa, June 20.-A disaa.
trous freight wreck occurred OH tho
Pennsylvania railroad ten miles west Of
this place ut M early hour this morn.
ing. resulting in the blocking Of both
tracks and tho destruction of two en-
ginos and t%hirty-liye cars. 4 train that
had been sidc.tracked was sent OH tho
main track in front OF an approaching
eaatbound train through tho careless.
mesa OF IN operator, All traffic was II 8
pended for eight hours. Two tramps
who were stealing Il ride OIL one Of tho
trains were caught in the wreck and
probably fatally injured.
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WASHINGTON. June 20.-Thc prepare.
ton OF tho e1hibi: OF the bureau OF cdu-
cation Mt the Atlanta exposition is being
actively pushed. Tho exhibit will be
more complete than that mado i'll any
former exposition aud will form n gen.
eral display OF educational methods in
tho country. l. will show tho aims and
plans o. the bureau, tho meant OF
gathering statistics and tho latest edu.
catIonal figures VIII appear on charts.
An elaborate exhibition OF tho furnish.
ings OF school rooms as we'll MS OF the
actual work accomplished by pupils will
DO made. 1t is also planned by the ex-
position management to have separate
educational exhibits BY states or coun.
ties, and correspondence looking to.
ward tho inauguration OF this move
ment has been carried on between the
government and Ex-Governor Nortlen
aud tho management.
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WHEN Gcnoral Campos arrived in
Cuba no announced that as tho ro-
bollion was ian insignificant affair" no
would put 1t down In Il TOW daya."
Tho general, however. scoma to have
undcrcstima,od tho strongth Of tho in.
'urgonts and tho magnitude OF tho
revolution. Tho Spanish Victories hay @
boon principally in tho Spanish minds,
and many Of tho storios Of ~ln,ursent
delicate turn out to have boon romanccs.
General Campos' BOATS about his ca,y
victories aud tho insignilcance OF tho
war do not harmonic with his request
that $4,000 additional troops DO sout
from Spai at once.
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IuAvE two littlc'grand children who
arc tcetE.inr this hot summer weather
and arc troubled with bowel complaint
| gavO them Chamberlain's Collie, Chol.
era and Diarrhooa Remedy aud it ac,s
like n charm. ! earnestly recommend
it for children with bowel troubles. |
was myself takcn with n severe attack
OF bloody ilux, with crampa and pains
in my stomach, ono.,hird OF n bottle Of
this remedy cured mo. Within twenty.
four hours l was ont Of bod and doing
my housowork. Mrs. W. L. Dunngnn,
Bon.nqua. Hickman county, Tom. For
sale by Chas. Il. Goctzc. Win ". Irwin,
John Klari, WIN. L. Williams. q. Mcnke.
mellcr, Vim. II. Hague, II. G. Stewart,
A. L. Schoolc, ]. Coleman, 9. Schnopi,
Vim. McnliomcDcr, Wheeling. ". Va;
Bowie \ Co., bridgeport; Il. 7. Peabody
K Son, Bonwood.
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THERE is moro Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. aud until tho last iow
ycnrs was supposed to DO incurablc.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounccd it n local disease, aud pro.
scribod local remedies, and by constant
ly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it inCurablc. Science hna
proven Catnrrh to DO n constitutional
discaso and therefore requires cOnstitu.
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by +. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. is tho only cOnstitutiona!
euro on thu market. 1t IL takon inter.
nalIy in dosos from ton drops to II tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on tho blood
aud mucous surfaces of tho aystom.
They offer 500 for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and tustimon.
luIs. Address.
i. J.. CHENEY Il Co.. Toledo, 0.
B1S'Sold by Druggists, 70 conts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

LONDON. juno Gothic weekly H,atc-
mont Of tho Eank OF England i.sucd to.
day shows tho following changes rs
compared with tho previous accounts:
Total reserve increased $4,000
pounds; circulations decreased |, l00,0 900
pounks; bullion increased 75O.0l3
pounds; other securities increased 49,
900 pounds; other deposits increased
10000 pounds; public deposits incroas-
ed $4,000 pounds; notes reserve in.
creased $4,000 pounds; government go
curitios unchanged. Tho proportion OF
the Bank OF Enrland's reserve to Iia5il.
ity which last week was u So per cent
in now CO o. per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

SptciIi DiIpLeh 10 he intelligence.
PARSONS. W. VA. June Ca party OF
distinguished gentlemen from tho ma.
tional capital arc inspecting tho coal
heIda of West Virginia, and were tho
guest, OF ex-senator Honry.G. Davis,
at Elkins, yesterday. They wero Major
]. ". Powell, chief OF tho department
OF E,hnology, of the Smithsonian In.
s%titutc; +. ". Parker. OF tho Geological
Survey; DR.. 7. Gray; chief OF tho Min
eral division OF the Geological Survey;
Professor VI. Magco. OF the Department
OF E,hnology. and L. ). Gibson, OF the
PHILADELPHIA Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

TO n quart OF scaldcd milk, add
slowly four eggs well beaten with throe
tablespoonful OF sugar and q pinch OF
salt. 10 prevent burning, use n double
boiler. Stir the cussard until it thick
ems, taking care it does not boil; when
done, remove from the FIRE. Have
ready custard cups into which thinly
sliced bananas have been put, sprinklcd
with q little sugar. Turn tho custard
over the fruit. filling the cups; set on
ice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved in six hours by tho "Nrw
GnEAT Souri, AMERICA" kIDSEY CURE"
This now remedy is n great surprise on
account OF lis exceeding promptnNss in
relieving pain in thu bladder, kidncyp,
bnck and ovcry part Of tho urinary pass.
ngo il malo or fomalo. 1t relieves rc.
t~cntion of wntcr nnd pain in passing ii,
almost Immediately. II you want quick
rcliot and euro this is your romedv,
Sold by L. IL. List, druggist, Wheeling,
". Va.
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MISUNDERSTANDING mush. Breakfast
stew. Butter toast. ifoniny mullins.
White bread and butter. Strawberries.
Coca.
D~lSNER-Pot ronst OF beef. String
beans. Potatoes with butter and cream.
Lettuce: French dressing. White and
graham bread. Banana custard.
SUrrER-Rolls. Whca.ena. Cold meat.
Sponge cake. Rhubarb sauce. Tea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

chain in Cleveland yesterday. A, no
cherished tho tlmo piece for tho sako OF
certain associations 1t Is possible that no
will not regard tho honor conferred
upon him by the League aa n compcn.
sation for It's loss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

ILLINOIS is 10 be afflicted with an OK
ira session OF tho legislature. Governor
Altgcld has called the body together
aud will send in a message. Probably
the legislature would not DO such a great
afllic.ion in itself, but think OF another
message from AltSeld! illinois has the
sympathy OF the entire country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

IT 10 noted by observing people that
the term "lady" is going gradually out
oil usc in polite and intelligent society.
This Ia because tho word has becn go
much abused. Tho torn woman" han
takon Its place and Ia regarded rs moro
significant aud expressive than "lndy."
Whom you say n woman Is "womanly"
YOU seem to express moro than when
you speak Of hor as being 1ady. like"
Bctorc many years tho word 'lady" will
become obsolete among cultured poo.
pie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

THEabsence OF delegation from Hon.
Thomas D. Reeds state has caused con.
siderable comment at Cleveland. Just
what 1t all means nobody seems to
know. Can it DO possible that tho
homo state Of Reed, OF Hale, OF Frye and
OF Boutollo has no state league ~oreanisa.
tion2 Or, is tia fact that Mr.. Reeds
own state ia ignoring his presidential
aspirations?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

ALMOST everywhere in this country
the iron market is regarded rs the best
business, barometer. and just now at.
teu.ion is directed to the condition OF
the iron trade "a a1ording an iudica-
ton Of the rising tide in all lines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

IT is no. credilable to Samuel Comp.
ers for him to say that tho wealthy
class OF this country would spend
millions to establish a monarchy in
this country" Mr.. Gompera knows
better than that. The rich mon Of the
United States havo always come to the
aid OF the government when it has been
in need.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

"CoIy" HARVEY says sllver's cause is
not tagging. This may DO true. so far
rs tho sentiment regarding the use OF
silver rs n money metal is concerned.
but the fity-ceu, dollar that Coin" ai-
vocates is not gaining favor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

PERSONS who arc subject to diarrhma
will find II speedy cure in De Wits
Collie and Cholera Cure. Use no othor.
It Is tho host that can DO made or that
money can procure. 1t lcaves tho
system in natural condition after it's
use. We soil it. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W.. Va, B. r. Peabody,
Bcnwood, and Bowio & Co., Bridge.
port, o.
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The election OF General McAlpin to
the League presidency was q disticn!
victory Tor the sound money men. 1t
was an object lesson for tho gentlemen
who desire to commit the League or
ganization to the cheap money craze.
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TRAVELLERS find 4 sato companion in
Do Wits Collie and Cholera Cure. A
change in drinking water aud in diet,
ofton causos severe and dangerous com
plants. This medicine always cures
them. Logan & Co. Wheeling, W. Va,
b. +. Peabody. Benwood, Bowie & Co.,
BriJponort. O. :
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THE FIRST 10Y.

Detroit Fne PrsL
Whit Is it fills tho fathers heart
VITA pride and joy enough 10 start
A lSi"clasS, wholesale blessing mart?
a boy!
What makes n father kick his heels
High III the ear? What most reveals
The wild, tamultuOus Joy he icclsT
Alloy?
What makes a father want 10 slug
LikH forty thousand birds In spring .
And bet he's papa TO q king:
boy!
What makes n father ten times glad?
What Is the greatest living al.
That he really Isl dad?
A lnp,
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Those who hoped the Cleveland con-
vention would result in q serious split
in the Republican party on tho money
question are doomed TO disappointment.
Republicanism and honest money are
synonymous terms Just now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21

CHICAGO. Juno 20.-Prof. J. Lawrence
Laughlin, tho we'll known authority on
financial subjects. was quietly married
this afternoon to Mas Mary Curtis
Gramcr, OF this city.
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TIE new woman i, q factor at the Ma.
tioual Republican League convention.
There arc fourteen delegates
present and they arc making themselves
heard,
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GENERAL McALpiS, tho now prcsi-
dent OF tho Republican National League.
was robbed Of y $500 gold watch AND
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HINTS To ~HoUsEKEEPERS.
SATURDAY, June %.

Ono by one the duties walt thee,
Let thy whole strength 30 10 each:
Let no iutute dfcaus elate thee.
Learn thou Inst what these cAn teach.
Miss PROCTOR
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Whn. softer comfort than loving Rrms,
The obcdiCnt daughter with maldenly charms,
Who shunS the worlds most wild %nlarinsT
His iGughterl
J.E D.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Prices ran along at about the same place yester-
Gay and sales were not very heavy. Some atten-
ton is being directed the 1850 level of the Con-
Cal. IL Va, where there is said to be considerable
unopened ground, but the sanguine anticipations
OF the operators do not seem to improve prices.
NOTES.
The South Eureka Mining Company of Amador
County has levied an assessment of two cents per
share, delinquent September %.
President Ives of the San Francisco board has
officially Notified the members that he will here
after rigidly enforce the rule adopted ten years ago
that any member who deals in stocks upon the
streets after the adjournment OF the board shall be
subject to fine of SIS for each offense
In the Belcher mine, on the 300foot level, the
joint Becher and Seq. Belcher south drift is In
quartz giving low assays There have been hoste "a
during the past week and stored in the orehouse at
the mine eighteen tons Of ore the average TOP car
sample of which shows an assay value OF $ZS Al
per ton.
In the Crown Point they have started west
crosscut the 600 level at point 200 feet south
of the north line. with view of prospecting the
ground west of the 70U-level Slope and incident
ally connecting with the eleventh floor OF the Slope
mentioned for air The south drift from the tenth
floor OF the north raise 700 level has been driven
~ feet south and connected yesterday with the
Slope coming north on the ninth hoor Inc point
of connection is in quartz assaylng from S7 10 81
per ton, principally gold. Going south, on the
floors above the fourth floor, 700 level the quartz
continues to break OF sharply 10 the southwest
and is from 10 Is feet wide, assayng from 20 to
81 per ton. We have extracted during the past
week 1922 tons loU POUNDS OF golu ore, the aver
age battery sample of which was $40 25 of which
SO II was gold. We have shipped one bar bullion
the July clean-up-the par value OF which was
S19,572 43, the coin returns or which were
$1,000 30.
The Virginia Chronicle says: The Brunswick
companies will erect mining works at shaft NO.
and shaft No 2. No contract for the buildings has
been let as yet, however, and the companies will
probably build them themselves. 1t has been re-
ported on the street that the Utah mining works
will be torn down, and the lumber used in the
Brunswick works The Utah works have been
and lfUhf
utilized in that way. Mr. McCone Will put up n
donkey-engine at each incline of sufficient power
to sink the incline the 1900 level. He Will also
furnish pipe for three-inch water main from the
Com animation shaft TO the two inclines and TO the
Savage tunnel A five-inch Waterman now runs
TO the Combination shaft. There are now thirty
six men employed on the lode. and the work in the
incines and the tunnel is progressing very salts
faCtoriIy. AS soon as the steam has been got IN
the work will take a big jump. The Brunswick
lode is assuming greater magnitude as the days
pass