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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-21
shoshone Bucks Astr.x

LANIER, Wyo., July 1.-TWO hun
cred bucks are off the shoshone agency
ana cannot be located by their agent
Their chief fears that they have gone
10 jackson Hole to join the Rannocks-
signal fires are burning nightly in the
wind river country. The Shosbones
complain Of their rauons being short.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-21

simmons fight take place here. instead
Of Ell Dallas. is generally looked upon
in this city as q bluff on the part of
Dan Stewart, OF the Florida Athletic
club. Il IS thought likely that there
viii be less legal opposition 10 the con-
test here than al Dallas.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-21

calls shat his parents came within four
brief years Of Witnessing that rarest
OF nuptial anniversaries. the diamond
wedding, observed only after man and
wife have lived together for three
quarters Of z century.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-21

( disappeared, and the case is still in
yOlved in mystery. Coroner Castor
viii at once institute an investigation
and try 10 locate the remains for the
purpose OF Identification. From the de-
Seuption OF teeth and hair II is thought
the remains may have been a part Of
Cronacher's body.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-21

WOmsn's Everyday Necessities.

Ours is the Handiest Located
Small Wares Department in St.
Paul It's directly opposite the
Dry Goods department Hardly
takes a second to reach from any
part of orr big store. Our stock
Is one that comprises every thing
that wo11au's needs can possiol
wish for.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-21
Considered a Bluff.

GALVESTON, Tex, July ls.-The
movement TO have the Corbett-Fitz.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-21
Ho Prices Ever Lower Than Ours
For Example, We Offer:

Cotton Tape, all widths, only
10c doz rolls.
Aunt Lydia's Household
Thread, 10c quality; We say sc
spool.
Golden Rule Mending Tissue,
worth 15c. We say sc.
Best Darniug Cotton, in balls
worth &c ball Our price 5 for SC
6papers good Pins for SC.
Best Turkey Feather busters:
10 L Il 10 inches long.
13c 1sc sc 2sc
Ladies Hose Supporters, with
belt; they are good value at zoe.
We say. 1Oc pair.
Horn Hair Pins. sold BY other
dealers } for SC. We say u for SC.
8-inch Rubber Dressing Combs.
worth &c. We say Sc each.
Hat Pins, worth 1Oc doz. We
say &c doz.
Good Cabinet Boxes Hair Pins.
worth SC box. We say 5 boxes
for sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21
SAM SMALL, pALIls.
lilo has Some rrAU.tcu Views. aud Lit Il
Regard for Politics.

lilo has Some prar.cI Views, aud Lit Ito
Regard for Politics.
Rev. Sam Small was at the stamm
house on satur day en- route to Fair
mont. lie ha. been locturiug in Ohio
for five weeks past. Asked ii he had
been mixing in tho political fray over
there, he said: "Oi course not. don't
mix with either side OF that cont est
As to the probable outcome OF the con-
teSt, lie said he supposed the Repuh'
licaus would carry the state by possibly
forty thousand majority. There will
DO no 1877 900 majority this year said
he. "Iou SEQ they have legislature
to elect that eloc;os United States
senator, aud Brics is in the lsll with
his barrel. aud We all know what tina!
means. lie is said to have made two
millions in his railroad deals tits year
and to bs w,lllug To spend quatteE Of
n million in this election To got back to
the senate agaim."
This allegation led the gentleman to
mOraliEe on the shocking condition OF
affairs as respects corrupt elections 10
the United StAt0S senate these days. 1t
is getting 10 be q mere lnRttey OF money,
said he, aud poor men have no show OK.
cept in Iolue Of the better class OF older
staten. down in Inv country money is
used for two purposes, 10 eIecI lesisla'
lures that will favor railroad and other
deals needing legislation, aud then III
eactiBg some fellow acceptable TO ths
pools 10 the Unitad States senate"
Speaking OF railroads, the evangelist,
who now lives in the vicinity OF Nor.
folk, brAnchel oil into some talk on tho
development OF tho south. lilo IL well
up on this subject. His father used 10
be identified with the transportation
business in the south, made Especial
study Of tho possibilities oil tne much
talked Of chip canal across Northern
Florida along tho line OF The ST. Mary's
river. by which short cut connection
could DO made between the A tlantic aud
tho GuIt.
THAT canal" lie said, "oncO made,
would rovolutioni2O transportation be-.
tween tho south and souih-wc,t and
central Rocky region to Europe
Hero ho produced railroad map
from tho S,unm house rack and spread
it out aud indicated tho lines ot railroad
built Rnd building from Colorado, No.
hraska, Oklahoma. Indian Tot,ilory,
Northern Texas, New McEUco, otcTTall
naturally seeking shCh water highway
10 tho Florida canal would aiIoui. OF
c9urac, said he, the project will DO
killed IN Congress by the adverse inter.
est7 OF tho lakes aud the east add wUit
through lines. but all tao same, it is a
croaL natural rontO and some day tho
regions concerned will be sIrong enough
to nut it through.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21

Yesterday a woman who has been
known to visitors in alley O as "Dirty
Foot I'm" aud who said her real uamo
was Clara Winters, but nobody knew
whether that was right or not" was
arrested by the police on a change OF
stealing y diamond pin from visitor
to Nellie EIIsworths house in tho alley
Tho man went to the houso yesterday
forenoon, and it was said no had not
bsen drinking lilo said he had been
robbed Of pin there, and ma thia
woman was with him he believed she
she took it.
She was lodged in the city lookup
pending tho filing OF charge before u
Justice. While there she took her skirt
oil, pulled oil the broad braid about the
bottom, twisted it into q rope ana tried
10 hang herself. Before Tho put the
uooga about her nerk sho lrinl the ropo
by throwing it over tho bars above and
hanging upon 1t with both hands. 1t
boTe her weight all right,
Then sho pnt tue lmproyised rope
about her neck and stepped oil tho
bench in her cell. She twisted about u
second, and then the rope broke and
she fell to the floor, receiving an awful
bump on tho stones.
Lookup Keeper Buckley and Lieut..
Clemans, who had been watching her,
were Just about TO enter tho call and
cut her down when Bhs fell. She had
taken oil her dress aud all her Outor
clothing, and for fear she should tear
these garments up and make another
rope Of them, tnoy wero taken from hsr.
She plead to have them given back, but
was refused.
Sne said her parents lived in PaTkers.
burg, and that she came from UiucIn'
natl here. She declared that she mover
drank anything and that she never
stole anything in her Lille. After she
was accused OF stealing she had no
more interest in anything. and she
wanted to die. She said that the alleged
diamond pin was not diamond at all,
and that II anybody stoIc II it must have
been Nollis Ellsworth heracli, She
wouldn't steal il, because shs did not
believe 1t was worth quarter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21

considerably over so per cent above the
price quoted on them IN the market,
This and other considerations caused
tho negotiations to fail, It ssaid II tho
deal had gone through, tho works could
bo started M next month, and this
would mean the paying out in the COM
munlty OF $500 to $4,000 u week, 1t
would mean tho salvation OF East
Wheeling, the rouvenatlon Of an i'm
portRnt industry, tho steady employ
ment OF hundreds Of people now idle,
One OF tho mon most active in tho
movement said last night that he cop-
sldered the project dead beyond homo
oil rosusciIaIion. 1t il doubtful ii an
other prosposaI anything like as iavora.
bio will ever be made by the United
States Company,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21
rnn OrN.
Tho MOVemcn to Iuron1" tho Cent?
Glass WORDS Abandoned.

Tho MUVemcn to rurrtu.r tho Central
Glass WORDS Abandoned.
For como timo past thoro hiss boon
movement on foot among local business
men aud capitalists to purcha9o from
tho United StatcI GlaH Company It's
factory o, tho old Central works, Of lhi,
city. 1t was thought wiio by thoio
most deeply Interested to kcop tho no.
gotiaiiona IA quot as possible until
there was an event, ono way or tho
other, and to this Ond tho newspapers
worc reQuealuI to say nothing about
tho matter. Tao lSrEfmGRNCEu, dOlir.
inn tho pnrrr.s Of tho movement, hon.
otri this request Tho fact that ncroti.
atoms WCfO In pfOgtOBs WA printed In
another paper, however, and 10 this
fact. to a1nIu extent, those who were
irynH TO buy tho factory attribute their
failure. Publicity injured an important
pnft NJ tho bu4thrst Ito nhttof hn,
now boon llnalIy dropped Thcto wniA
time whom sucCOW Appeared to DO within
tho grasp ol tho promoters Of tho pro-
lCCl.
Tho U. 4 Company for tho atst time
consented 10 mako any bort 81 u pro-
posnl tof thb safn TT NM ot tho Wheel.
Ing inCtofoi alone. lts pfOpU'al wOa tn
roll tho CCntrnl Tor nbout $4,000 M
money, 10 shares Of pfolufrnl STOCK and
30 blatul VI common stock Tho pfiCn
was nbont raised, whom llir anblcrbotl
spIii on tho ynluO 10 bb placed on tln
stock Those whe wefe tn rnt mn thn
caaIl thought 1t only artlnt tho stock.
holdCfa whn contributed ~ the pool
should como IN, nj tho m0rlpi ptico oi
their 6t ck Instead Of doing this, they
lnnItnn To- LnNn Lhnlr LhnLnA no I'M M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21
DRESS GOODS, WRAes-GEo E. sTIEEL co:
Go. e. STIEEL6Co
MO. 1855 MAIN srTtnur.
Attractive, Good Quality,
Yet Not Expensive,
Has Been Our Motto in Making Our Purchases Of Wraps

That's how it We offer you better Coat for $500
So so up to $500 than else can Rough BOucc
Rough CheYO KerSoy Box Coat with the large buttons
with Velvet Collars without Others stitched aud some
boHHd all with the big Mandolin or Melon Sleeve.
Don't think we're crowded every day aud sending out
the garments such great that running short We
have standing orders with the best houses and WE ARE BEING
SUPPLIED WITH NEW GOODS DAILY
This week will open extra values in Fur aud Plush
Capes some of the newest shapes of the season. Also Fur
HOaS Of all kinds
Dress Goods that stylish and can't bo bought for less than
SL0Oif you get at all in the Cy-s an Al-NOO
CheYOt Suiting 40 inches wide. Our price 4Sc yard
Pretty Patds aud striking ROush Novelties at 25c up to
per yard Nosuch assorted stock in the city, no such values
Thousands pieces Of Silk in Silk Department that
exceptional bargains Black Tastas from 6Oc 70 So 90 per
yard and Fancy Silks from SOC to So. SO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21
DIED.

BAIRD-At Washington, IA on Saturday. Oc.
tobCr ~, lsll, Mss SUDAN 4. BAND, sister OF
tie late br George baird, OF this city
Funeral At Warrington, Pa OH tuesday, October
.! 1895, at2p. nj.
MAURER-On Friday, October IS, 1885, At 7's0
O'clock .. NJ, sABlSA MAugEg, aged ~ years
and days
Funeral from the residence Of her son, Michael
Mauror No. IOl7 Market street, Monday
morutpg NtS'0oeloek Mass Gtst AlpheR,
aus church at 9 O'Clock. Friends Of tho fam,
lily respectfully Inytcl 10 attend, Inter.
meutat NJ Calvary Cemetery
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21

HAVE y0u seen those elegant 50 90
Aphlr at q. Mss a. SONs'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21
WANTED TO SHUTTLE
A Woman Tries to Hang Herself
in the City Lookup,
BUT HER HANDMADE ROPE BREAKS

And She gets Good Hard FAll-Sho
was Accused OF Isobblng Visitor,
but Denies tho Allogatiou-sho
Came from PNrEersburg by way of
oiHoInnAti--she Says sho Doesn't
Care for Anything any Moro,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21
CLOTHING AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aaos.
BROS.
Character in Clothes.

There is as much difference In Clothing as
there Is between extremes of good and bad man-
kind. Some of 1t is absolutely worthless, good
deal dishonest; more Is without individuality OF
any sort and some is full OF character-if we may
say so-that tho Clothing We sell Is distinguished
from the ordinary sort. 1t has Its STYLE its ster-
ing worth, and that indefnabIe "something" that
poorly made goods always lack, and it is not
higher priced than Is absolutely necessary
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-03

nearby Georgia ports are quoted al S8.o01
60l for a range including Baltimore and
Portland, Ne. Railroad ties, basis, q
feet lie Timber rates. 50cQSlo0 higher
than lumber rates. To the West Indies
and Windward, nominal; 10 Rosario. S12.00
1880; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo. 5000
all.G1: to Rio Janeiro, Sl4o1i 70 Spanish
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, A IS standard
BY Steam-TO New York, 800; 10 Phil
adelphia, 500; to Boston, 500; TO Balu-
more, 500.
Naval stores-By Sail-The market fs
quiet Large Cork for orders are
placed al q 4lzdd3s I'D; small-sized,
Is Sd and As South America, rOsiu, nc
per barrel of 2s0 pounds. Coastwise-
Steam-TO Boston, lie per 100 pounds on
rosin, 90c on spirits; to New YORK, rosin,
delpha. rosin, TIC per 100 pounds, splr-
its, soc; TO Baltimore, rosin, &c per 10
pounds, spirits, zoe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-03


Work was commenced on the artesian
well al Jackson square, at Key West on
Wednesday for the proposed system Of
water works.
". II. Harris has sold out al his inter
est in MS grocery store at Titusville 20
Christopher & Weightman wholesale
merchants Of Jacksonville.
The sheriff Of Alachua county levied on
the Parker property Of Micanopy Thurs
Gay. Parker had sold QUE 70 A. J. Shu-
ford, but the property was IN the posses
sion Of A. 6. Lamb who refused TO de-
liver same 10 Shuford. The matter will
be adjusted by the courts.
Mary Sautina has entered a protest I'm
Judge Bakers court at Jacksonville
against the granting Of a marriage certih-
cate 10 John Santina and Mamie White
test is fled is that for nine wears Mary
and John Santina have lived together,
during which time she has borne him FIVE
chilcren, and been known by his name.
William Ingram. who is employed about
the college campus a. Rollins as a man
OF all work, drove into Orlando a few DAYS
ago In the vicinity of the water works
ms horse ran away, and threw Mr.. In
gram out OF the wagon. Two oil bar
rels which We're in the wagon were also
thrown out and fell upon the man. in
juring him about both head and feet
Much excitement was created Friday
among the residents along the shores of
Bayou TeXar, In the eastern subdivis-
on OF Pensacola. A negro woman digging
found 10 contain two gold watches and
several other articles of iewelry The
watches were in good order and appeared
10 have been recently buried They were
probably placed there by one Of the num-
arous thieves that have infested this coun-
try this season.
The Pensacola Tammany Association.
the great democratic organization of that
city, which did such valiant work in the
late elections, held a rousng meeting at
their new hall Friday night and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Chairman, John Holland: vice
chairman. David Sheehan; recording sec
rotary, Dan Murphy; financial secretary,
Felix Glackmeyer; treasurer, Henry John
son; sergeant-at-arms, VIM b. Butler:
trustees Judge I. r. McCullagh, Messrs.
w. G. Jones and John Baker.
A meeting Of representative citizens Of
Orange county was held Thursday after
noon at the Office Of Chase & CO. at San
FORD in the interest of good roads for
orange county w. 3. jackson of Matt
land stated the object of the meeting to
be the bonding of Orange county for a
sum sufficient TO pave the various roads
Of that section I'm some durable material
and in amount about $250000. Then on
motion of Mr.. Jackson, Il was decided TO
request the representative of Orange
county in the legislature to intro
duce and endeavor to have passed
bill authorizing the county to bond for
an amount not exceeding $500 and that
they also insert the necessary advertise
ment of such intention. j. n. Whitner
then moved that meeting OF the citizens
Of Orange county be held in Orlando on
Feb. IA, to formulate plans, etc, for car
rying out the object Of this meeting
Mr.. Jackson moved that n comrlittee Of
five be appointed for this purpose and the
chairman appointed w. b. Jackson, w. c
Comstock S. s. Waterhouse, A. NJ
Thrasher and f. r. Rand.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-03
DULL AND DRAGGING MARKETS
TRANsACTIONs SMALL IN ALL LEAD
ING DEPARTMENTS.

An Advance OF Half n Cent in Spirits
Turpentine, But No Eject on the
situntion-Rosin quiet and Tn
changed With No sales Reported.
The Cotton Market quiet and Easy
aud Unehanged-Other Markets
quiet and Dull.
Savannah. Feb. There was no I'm
prov=ment in the general markets to-
day The depression and unsettled state
Of values. together with the inclement
weather. kept buyers away from the mar
kets In naval stores there was scarcely
anything doing. Spirits turpentine,
though advanced In price. showed no i'm
pr1vzment in the business. Rosin was
very quiet but firm. though no sales were
reported The general markets were
quiet and unchanged.
The following resume Of the different
markets viii show the tone and the quo
tati0us at the close to-day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-03

plant against her o. police headquarters
ana De was tlIl % locate where she lFel
ana tle woman would be arrested Fri
day morning Inaa learned Where she
pistol and comm lndel the woman %
throw up her hands. She did SO and
commenced 10 scream ana begged
nans.I 6-r ~ Walk IA from "a him a.
he intended -lar she should 90 20 the
barracks. After proceeding "a feW fee-
Laal- Wa-sile immeliately behind with
1r1wr plz I'd. she asked peEmissl Jon 70
her 20 the barracks Ihal granted this
request Iu another moment the woman
commenced -0 rul, ana Ihad fred a her
four times, hIt missed her. Cases were
cocketcl against The boy.
Deputy United States Marshal J. L.
Parish arrived iu Macon Thursday after
noon with Duncan Jordan. JT-. whom be
arrested i1 Plymouth. Fla Two years
$50 last october warrant was sworn
out by Inspector Bulla. charging Jordan
postonlce- -lr. Jordan states that be was
only clerk boz the Office at the time the
shortage occurred his father being post
master and hIs elder brother his assist
but was kept DO charge Cf the office when
his father lost his mind and his elder
brother was stricken with lasting ill
rere- Through misunderstanding as
20 the time and place of his hearing. Mr.
Jordan states that he was arrested a
second time. bun saved his hondsmen.
Tie was arrested again last year. but the
marsnals reported that he was too 200
home. He was therefore, not molested
until day or two ago. when Deputy
Parish was sent 10 Plymouth. Fla. 70
carry Mr- Jordan to Atlanta for trial
age-ahout S90-before his death. so the
junior Jordan claims
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-03

company is solvent. Chicago Gas was
nrm on the revival Of the reports OF a
settlement Of the inside difficulties. Near
the close the lndustrials, except sugar,
lost the greater part Of the early gain.
The changes In the railway list were um-
usually slight Speculation closed lrreg-
ular, but in the main nrm- Net changes
show declines of u to 1 per cent, Lead
leading Tobacco gained 3 under 81. Paul,
Rock Island, Distillers. General Electric.
heading and Lake Shore = 10 = per cent.
LackaWanna rose ? 10 1929 on small deal
ings. Edison Illuminated OF New York
sold up frOll s. TO ss. Total sales were
ls,lf6 shares. Bearing on the bond issue,
the 4 per cents. to-day sold down TO u1as1I
lll, $1,000 changing hands at the board
Sterling exchange was a shade steadier-
As to the gold movement, II IL stated at
the sub-treasury that there were no with
draWals to-day nor did any of the bankers
return any gold. The bond market was
New York stock list, closing bids. stocks
and bonds
American Cotton Oil. 20; do preferred.
6Sla; Sugar Refinery, s.; do preferred, y {;
Atchison, r and s F.. AZ: Baltimore and
Ohio. 62la; Canada Pacific, 81 Chesapeake
and Ohio ia Chicago and Alton, l4l
Chicago Burlington and Quincy, Y; Chi
cago Gas, 1914; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, l62. Distilers and Cattle
Feeders, 9; Erie, 10; do preferred, q;
Edison General Electric, 2s7s: Illinois Cen
trail S7ia; Lake Erie and Western, l6; do
preferred, 7Oi,; Lake Shore. 1871; Louis
Vile and Nashville, 524; Louisville and y.
"A, Z; Manhattan. Jos; Memphis and
Charleston. 10; Michigan Central, IS
Missouri Pacific. .; Mobile ard Ohio 1j'
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis, 81;
United States COrdage, 81; do preferred,
SIS; y. J. Central. $50; y. Y. Central, l00'
n. Y. and n. T., 3oia; Norfolk and West
ern, preferred, IA; Northern Pacific, 3; do
preferred 1873; Northwestern, 962i do pre-
ferred. l42; Pacific Mail %; Reading, 10;
Rock Island 63A; St. Paul, 565s; do pre-
ferred, III; Silver Certificates, co.'s; Ten
nessee Coal and Iron, 14s4; do do preferred,
20, asked; Texas Pacific, S94; Union Pa
cihc, 10A; Wabash, 81. L. and p, 81;
do do preferred 49,; Western Union, S7s4
Wheeling and L F., 3; do DO preferred,
37ia. Southern Railway SIS. S555 Southern
Railway. common. 1913; Southern Railway,
preferred, 323s South Carolina AIS, 1903.
State Bonds-AlaDama, A, 104; do b, 10i;
do c., a. bid; Louisiana stamped As. 100;
North Carolina As IS; North Carolina 6's,
I25; Tennessee, new set, IS. 81 Virginia
6's, preferred, Sh; Virginia Trust Re
cepts, T. Virginia Funding Debt, 90.
Government Bonds-Cnited States As.
registered, III; United States AS, coupons,
no. United States rs, registered, SO.