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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-30
rELEcRAPHGc BRIEFS.


Very rich silver mines have been
discovered by tho poor Indians OF Tala,
fourteen leagues from Guadnlaiara.
The twenty.sevonth annual meeting
oftho woman's board OF missions oil tho
interior opened at Cleveland yesterday.
The arguments for tho dotonse in the
Durrant trial at San Francisco closed
yesterday and the stale will mako its
closing speech to-day.
Comptroller Of tho Treasury Bowler
has decided that congressmOn-Olect are
not entitled to government station.
cry until they have taken tho oath oil
office.
T.. V. Dcbs writcs lottor In which
ho says that there isno foundation for
tho report that no will advocate Il
movement al o substitute for trades
unlonism.
At slatOr, No., tho citizens congro.
galod last night and prayed for rain.
Tho scarcity OF wator is causing great
suffering aud fires have bOen very do
struciivc.
General Campol has informed tho
Spanish government that ho must Pus'
pond all offensive operations In Cuba
for tho present, owing TO the heavy
rains and ilools.
John W. Multby, secretary Of tho !.
MCGinnit Paint COMPANY oil ST. Louis,
was arrested yesterday charged with
sloaling $1,000 from tho concern. Hc
has confessed his guilt.
A Russian company has boon formed
with a capital Of 9,jl0,00l roublos to
bring tho City ol rOhurHn into casy
communication with tho Caspian sea by
building road from Resht to Ka1yin.
A couple passing as tho Count and
Countess schollhor, Of Germany, and
who hnYO boon entertained nt ClovO'
land By aocicty people, nrO missing.
,lhOy forgot to pay thcir bill at two ho'
tolls.
Tho President has purdonod s NJ
DugganB, sentenced In Utah 10 nlno
months imprisonment ior adultery, aud
lior tho purpose oi restoring his Cili2on'
Rhip) Charles 4. lIattwig, sentenced In
northern Illinois 10 thrOo yOara for rob
bing tho mails.
Tho auxiliary ulgo Of Tccnpa,
Moxico. oboyinE tic mandate Of aomo
Of the saints, who appeared TO him In a
vision, ordered tho burning Of two
women and child, which ordcr was
oarnod into CIlcCt by fifteen persons
who believed In tho hoaycnly vision.
Most Of tho Paris nowapapora' opln.
ions Of tho cabinet Ctlais point to tho
formation OF Radical cabinet hCddol
by NJ. Bourgeois, whose last Office was
that ot minister Ot Justice In tho former
Rlbot cabinet, In 1902, aud who tried
unaucccssiully to form n cnblnol aItct
tho lall OF tho Dupuy ministry.
Tho Santa fO'anOw last train ior Cal.
Iiornin, irom Chicago, loft Tor tho ilr9l
lmc Nt d o'clock laNi night II viii
mako tho run lniltoc days, cutting tho
previous llmO to tho coast by twelve
hours, II Ia reported that tho Now
York Central Va contemplating n cut
from Now York loOhicAgu from twenty
i've tO twOniy.tllrOo hours
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-30

LONDON. Oct. 29.-The Russian EN-.
bRssy announced this evening that it
has received an official telegram from
St. Petersburg completely denying the
stories from Hong Kong to the Times
and Globe about tho alleged secret
treaty between China and Russia, by
which the latter was said to have been
granted extraordinary concessions.
Tho Russian officials here add that
the visit Of Prince Wong.Chi.C .Chuan to
St. Petersburg, about which SO much
has been said recently, was solely under
taken with tho object Of congratulatipg
tho car upon his accession to tue
throne
In regard to tho anchoring OF Il u.s.
sian fleet at Port Arthur, the Russian
embassy is mot aware that RuSsia
claims any rights beyond those OF the
other powers, and it is stated that no
Russian warships will be permanently
stationed at Port Arthur.
Tho representatives Of tho foreign
office here discredit the Globes dis
patch. They say that Wong Chi.Chuan
went to St Petersburg during the
autumn Of 1894, before the treaty OF
peace between China aud Japan was
signed, and that ii any such agreement
was ever made between China aud Rus
sia it was probably done during his
visit to the Russian capital.
Sr. PETERSBURG, oct, 2O.-Tho NoVoe
Vremya publishes a dispatch from
Vladiyostock, saying that tho British
squadron Of warships in the waters ot
the far east have concentrated at Four
chan, aud adds: "Great Britain is zeal.
ously seeking a pretoxs for declaring
war upon China, in order to counteract
tho successes Of Russia aud restore her
shattered prestige in the Pacific"
BERLIN, Oct. Ca dispatch received
from Seoul to-day says that the Japan.
eIe officials have announced their in.
tention OF ovacuating Korea at the same
time aS the evacuation Of tho Liao.Tung
peninsula takes place.
Tho dispatch also says that the die
banding OF tho Korean troops trained
by the Japanese. demanded by the
Russian and French governments, iS
regarded with anxiety in Japanese OIL
cial circles az, it is claimed, this would
leave tho kingdom Of Korea without an
Office with which 10 maintain order
alter the Japanese depart.
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DoUn1n pxEoUroN.
Two Mnrderors do Ia tho Electrical Chair
at Danu0mOrn Ny.

at Dauu0morR M
DANSRMoRA, N. y, Oct, 29,-To'daY
for tho second llmo only in tho history
OF this state two murdorors paid the
penalty OF their crimes on the same
day aud before the same set OF wit
nossoi, George II, Smith, who MUIR
dered oldPhilip Richmeyor at Albany,
and Charles n. Davis, who outraged
and killed six-yoar,olJ Maggie Shannon
at CohoeS, were killed in tho electrical
chair at Clinton prison,
They were also examples ot quick
justlc0, both being convicted during
tho third week In September and no
appeal being taken to the higher court
Another interesting feature OF tho kill
ing Of the two men was the fact that
the usual sentimental features were
lacking. They came into tho execution
room in flannel outing shirta, without
coats or vests. with plain dark trousers
and slippers, which latter were taken of
as they sat down in tho chair. Both
men passed q restless sort OF night
Davis, whom tho physicians described
as an RrrRnt physical coward, lay down
about o'clock In the afternoon, and
while frequently turning and twisting
In bed, did not speak to the guards.
Smith, Whilo slightly nervous, made no
trouble, Ho talked ut intervals with
tho death watch and spoke onco or
twice to Bat Shea. Both men ate q
very light breakfast Rt a later hour than
usual and then sat on tho edge OF their
cots awaiting tho call Of the exeCutioner.
The chaplain was with them for about
twenty minutes. Shortly after il
o'clock the witnesses were summoned to
tho execution chamber and the usual
tost Of the apparatus was made by the
electrician.
Smith was the 1rst man brought in.
Ho walked with steady step, but his
lrs were tightly closed as II he were
nerving himself for the ordeal. Hn was
strapped to tho chair within a minute
and a current OF l,750 volts was sont
through the body for five seconds and
then reduced to 200 volts for twenty
five seconds. Then the first current WAS
turned on for second aud ho was de-
clared dead.
A pause Of few minutes occurred
while his body was removed aud few
OF the witnesses retired for the others
TO take their places. DAVIS was then
brought In, and within three minutes
no was pronounced dead. In neither
case was thero suspicion Of life after
the first shock. Davis sat in his cell
during tho execution OF Smith, awaiting
the return OF tho guards He was very
nervous. The executions were entirely
devoid Of sensational incidents.
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Baron Fnra'. Libel Suit.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct, 29.-The trial
OF Cmlar Colso Moreno, charged with
crimlnally libelling Baron Fava, the
Italian ambassador, began in the dis.
trict court to-day. Baron Fava was ae-
cusod OF being concerned in tho impor.
tation OF padronos. The publisher OF
the paper in which the article up.
pehrod testified that Moreno was the
author Of 1t. Correspondence between
Fava aud tho government officers urg'
ing tho suppression Of tho padrone sys'
tenn was put in evidence and other
testimony introduced to show tho
ambassador had endeavored to kill the
nadEono nYsiem.
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rnNsIoN srArIsrlos.
Commissioner LUOhrpn rnkos Occasion I,
Make "pointcd" suggestion.

ComminsIunor LUohreu Tnitos Occasion 20
Make "ruintcd" RuEgtslionG
wAsnIsoroN, OcL 90 .--CommlSsioncr
William l.. l.ochrOn, Of tho pension
olIlcU. In hia annual report mnkos Soy.
oral pointed suggestions, Under tho
loud. "PaLriotiam aud PonSion'," ho
says:
hrhosn mon who enlisted oatly and
fought tho battles Of war wotn not
moved by mGfconary considerations,
nnd unloss actually lliaHblcd did not
ahow tho hnslo In applying for pUnslona
mnniioolod by thobo who enlisted near
tllc close Of tho war Tor largo bouulics
aud did little actual sorylco, aud who
nfO now tho nnliUst IN Clumoring Tor
moro ponalonA"
Tho rOport BhowA that the number Of
pOnBionors JunB 30, 1891, was NBO,6li;
nav pensioners ndlrl during tho ypar,
30. 1856; dropped punslonor tcslntod,
i,gOl, deaths during tho yoar, lO,BlG;
dropped for other CRu'cl, li,jIbi maxi.
Ing d not Increase oi pensioners during
lhOycnt VI 800 Pension claims allowed
during lhn Year, Nv, lSb, rOIculol, l03,.
$50 Gasca pending, 6b2,2lO.
llin appropriation Tor tho ycar was
1ltO.OOO,OOO. Tho uallnNto for pOnNlons
for 1877 hto sllO,OOO,0JO for pension
payments.
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sATELY AItNIVED.
Carlos Chspedos In Cuba At tho Head Of a
FiubustcrlnG Expedition.

Carlos Chspodos ~ Cuba NJ thc hohd OF
FnlDuIcrlng Expedition.
New YoRK, Oct. s9.-AccOrdiug to
a cipher cable .hcSuago received,
Carlos Manuel do ICospodbs, son
Of tho frat president OF tho
Cuban provincial republic Of twonty
years ago, who sailed from the Delaware
ton days ago at the head Of a secret OK.
podilion, has safely landed In Cuba.
Tho expedition, according 10 Me-
Trujilo, conaistod Of l07 men.
Tomaao Mstrado Palma, chief dele.
gate OF tho Cuban revolutionary party
Ia this city, whom seen to-day said that
no would 80 10 Washington in tho near
future.
~ shall COO President Cleveland and
lay the cause OF my countrymen before
him. SEQ no reason why tho United
s,atus authorities should provont u1
from sending mcrChundilC to Cuba"
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Pans, Oct. 2a.-ThO romans Of Mrs.
TamOa b. Eustis, wiiO OF tho United
States ambassador to France, who diod
near Rotouth, ireland, on Saturday
last, OF hnart failure, following seyoro
cold, will DO shipped on board tho
Whito Star limo steamship Majestic,
when TINT steamer touches at Queens.
town on Thursday noxt, for conveyance
to America.
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TEXAS HORROR.
A Negro Slowly Roasted to Death
by Maddoned Mob.
SEVEN THOUSAND PEOPLE ATTEND
This soone In a State Which
Doesn't Permit Prize Fights.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN WITNESS

Tho Awful Fate of Murderer and
Thousands OF "rho Best Citizens"
Travel for Miles to Take Part IN tho
Barbarlo POriormanoe-The Crime
for Which Ho Suffered Was Brutal
in tho ExtrOmc, but tho Manner of
HIs Execution ROprOaoh to Civil
ization.
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OnnAN war.

Insurgents ChsCked-rown OF HOuGo Los
OnEo DurnOd.
HAVANA, Oct. 2O.-Accordiug to off,
cjal udvicos large force of insurgents
has met with check while attempting
to pass from tho province Of Santa Clara
into the province of Matauzaa The
loss sustained by either sidO is not
known as this dispatch lie sent.
Tho town OF Hougo Los Ongo, prov.
ince OF Santiago do Cuba, containing
800 inhabitants, has been burned by
the insurgents, who did not leave one
house aiauding.
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RUSSIA DENIES
That q Secret Treaty With China
Was Contaminated,
THE GLOBES STORY DISCREDITED
And tho Eastern War seare is Not
So Bad as 1t Was.
BRITISH SHIPS CONCENTRATED

At FouFohau, and Russian Paper
Says England is Seeking PretoEt
for Declaring War Upon China TO
Restore HOr Prestige In tho Pacific,
Japan Win 'Evaouato KorsS-Tho
Matter Regarded With Anxiety
Tho Eastern Question stIIl AgI.
tatlug European Powers
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ST.. LOUIS, No., Oct. 2o.-Two
suburban trains on tho Missouri
Pacific road one loaded down
with suburbanistS, collided within the
city limits about midnight tonight.
Both engineers were Killed, and both
firomen and passenger were fatally in
Nnrad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-30
HOLMIS WEAIENS
After a Brave Effort to Conduct
His Own Defense,
HE AGAIN EMPLOYS his COUNSEL,
Stating That the Physical Strain is
More Than He Can Stand,
BUT he SHOWS RARE LEGAL SKILL

In oross.ExamlainG Witnesses Whose
Testimony Is Almost coTt"l" to
Send Him TO tho GalIOw'-w wo"dOr'
full Nerve Dl.playod-By.PIays to
Win tho sympathy OF tho jury
show Him to BE a consummate
Ao,of-Tho story OF tho Finding of
Pietzol's Body.
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CoxsrASriEorLr, Oct 20-Tho Turk.
ish troops aud tho Armcninns have
bocn fighting for throo days near Mar.
auh. No details OF the disturbance has
boon received horO
Anumbor Of Angora railway olllrinla,
including eomo Gctman mud British
subjects, hayn boon captured by bri'
pands At lllghun.
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An explosion caused by o'caplng gas
wrcckod q house In London ycalordAy
aud nix persons ato burl0d intho fulno,
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rorwC,t Virginia hlr, westerly Winds 'llFht
" wnrinor
Mr6hlo, nlr, Nllhuy variable winds,
rlG tGurHNrtnE yEtrntN
al, mrnishol by q. sdnytpr. druggist corner
Market aud f0uflrehlh Ntcou
7M n.,,.,.nn,.,,,. all So m.sn,o,.,.,,,p
IA m..,.....,,,,,,., GAl I ~ ih.u,u,Yu,,,su,,, II
n qin,....n...a.,.,..a. ls Weather. ralt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-30

MOyllo -Nunldnn, Montreal for Liverpool
Itumon =lusD New York via HuuthAmploh'
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DR.. Scott was then permitted 10 toll
hia story, which concerned hls having
boon called In 10 oxamlno PIct1oIs body,
aitor ita diacoyory. llo examined tho
situation NJ tho room aud tho Arrange.
mont ot tho windows no that tho sun'g
raya SHOULD fall upon tho corpse and
hasten decomposition, together wit tho
noaillon oi tho burns nnOn tho body,
tho btokon jar, pipn, oiC. llo yorlllod
tho dStfict atlornny'a iss1rl rllOn oi yoa'
lurlNy, that tho pipc could not hayo
iallon from tho llnB oi poltlol 10 TIM
place whore II wM found nnd that tho
lar could MT hhyo boon broken by an
cxplo,iun because tho plccos Of glngl
woro not scattered about tho room hut
wefo inside tho jnr Tho doctor d8olL
upon tho discovery VI ichlufOlpfm In tho
etomaci aud anll large quautltiog Of the
drug had bnon uoOd, aud from tho cone
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

There ls ana cyrr-prwont demand for
literature about rcNnH and, unfortu-
nntoly but small provision Re made to
meet this calf The present year Dos
with rcnsuu expected IN Dee the begin
Ming VI an era OF immigration md
rapid development IN tho state The
progressive oitl1pnHh.r of Texan are
uuNluuH % promote thiG good work I'm
every way possible Always iu Hym-
puthy with their aspirations, ruu ca
zattr viii. ng usual. tulJn the lead ln
1lumullNtl0 EFFORT Tor TDNus bv the
publication ut % large special liar
vest EDITION" which win ba Issued tho
last week M October, II win hr ulta
culntei Umung tho visitors ni ths
state fair and nt tho Atlanta ltNuu.
r.tiou and throughout those srntIuu'
from which Immigration VIII o." drawn
60 Texas this fan
The compilation and mun1grmeut ot
this important HuHHiul udliIuu hu8 huHu
placed iu the hands ut Mcgrg. John
il. Buchanan and A. w. Clulun. W.lI-
known journalist whose experience
lu similar work iuatnr the most fu-
yprhblo anticipation ut the result
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
SYNOPSIS.

Chnnt,r Tho urI,er deacrtbes hts
HAYWOOD Tia lived in m hannv home
Ininr he obtained n situniion with n
utpar brnlter liz aoon began Ia anec,i-
inte In stnclts in a srnnli yyav nnd ted n
fast ligc pettlnr- INFO lcbt In nnrtner-
shlp with Weed he acts 10 FOR n stock
broker but does little huglneaa. and
tbe 6rm il soon dissoIved Nentinf n
adjective driving. he il introduced by
him 10 two other detcctivcs STANLEY
and Whltel. ali three being rascals,
They offer Tho writer $40 900 TO no TO
Europe and negotiate stolen bonds.
He accepts and sails for England
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

The popuist whale has been swim
ming around Lampasas hunting for
choice morsels OF minnowH, but tho Ga
zette dispatches Indicate that the min
nows have been too wary FOR It. They
have seen that whale before and they
know It's tricks and It's manners.
II ia an old. old story, the effort OF
tho Popullst leaders to mobilize all OF
the agricultural and industrial forces
Of Texas in political organization,
which they would expect to rule. Tho
sturdy good sense OF the labor leaders
has always opposed the movement,
while the only support It has had
from the farmers has come from en-
thusasHc Populists.
Glass political organization never has
boon and never could be a success In
this country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

August 10 TO 25th. inclusive, excurslon
tickets 10 Boaton FOR r. n. conrluve
win be Sold via Vandnlla- Pennsylvanla
Lines good to stop OF at Plttsburg
Philadelphia, New York and other
points. Stop-ovor privileges prrmi,
vlsitB to Atlantic city. Cape May,
Long Branch. Asbury Park, and sea.
shore resorts. Return limit ample for
other side trips. Return journey may
be made via Hudson river, Niagara
Fails etc. Details from Brunner bOg
Chestnut street 81. Louis, who viii
furnish low rate tickets, or they may
be obtained OF passenger and ticket
agents Of connecting lines In West and
Southwest. See that your eNcur-
siun ticket roads from st. Louis over
NandnlIa- PennaylYnnln Llnes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

owls and the bats inhnbIt the costly
buildings. and tho prairie dogs bur
row under the wen paved streets Can
dor forces the confession that here are
twenty instances in which prohibition
prohlblts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
rnomurrIoN REJECTION
one ordered for the sulphur springs
nistrlct septcmbcr II.

sulphur Springs, Tex. Aug, 28-Tho
commissioners court has ordered To-
cal option election Tor this commissions
erp' dietrict embracing sulphur
spring. Rely Springs ana Liberty, FOR
the glht day OF september
The contcut will be hot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
Arre.t,d Tor aIur,lnr.

Minneapolis, Mimi August ga Nora
peflduh has been arrested charged
With tho murder of her slater, Mrs.
Louise Hawkins. the supposed motive
Of the alleged crime being the feet that
Mrs, Hawkins had 5000 insurance on
her NE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

The form OF the Gazette hereafter
viii be eight pages every issue.
The price. delivered by carrier. VIII
remain 10 cents IA week for nix eight
pure NuuoTa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

ny THE DEMOCRATIC STATE con-
NENIIDy.

Resolved. That we hereby indorse
The Fort worth Gnsettc rs m nbie
aud feurirHH exponent Of Democracy
aud, commencing It's "ours" IA tue
pnst. we recommend that the trIchu-
OF silver give II their cordial ana
active suupurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

General Hardin should retire or the
sound money Democrats OF Kentucky
should beat him at the pJllH"=-DallaB
News.
Which applied to Texas. means
throw your strength 70 Nugent next
year. We believe It was Judge CLARK
who predicted that Nugcnt would be
the next governor Of Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

penypr. aA .t-chHripa kem-
mick OF ST. Paul. once famous 40 tho
hampton woltcrweiHht OF The North~
svtst, dlad IN this city OF consumption
geo 26 tie had a record of thirty
lhrce nghlg N which he came out VIC
Ioriuus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
rAnDoNEp ASKED ron.
Kansas city w. &. n. u. Want,
Marie nnrbnri Pnrdoncd.

Kansa9 city, August pa memorial
was today sent 10 Governor Morton al
New York by the w, c, n, u Of this
city asking that he pardon Marie bar
bari the Italian woman. now In sins,
Sing prison awaiting elcctrocutlon. for
having murdered her lover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

Chicago. August 2s.-The noted den.
perado Hot Grove, Is thought here 10
hnNe been the leader OF the gang which
nyer near Brady Island Tuesday night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

There arc twenty well bulll towna IN
Kansas with brick blocks church and
school houses, ctc., whore probabilities
haq worked wonders. Only Paradise
ssceh lhem IN perfection. Of conduct
Alghi p not made hdeoua by drunk
enhlawis- and the days moaaufe one
ienf sweet song ofunplloycd peace and
ge3tspt Aias ihere Is not onc tingi.
80 rs0Hl - salas 81 mis- siise III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

Then / hurried 20 the Grosvenor, and
we all looked at them with curiosity,
for It was upon tho imitation Of just
such Hcceptanccs that our whole plan
was based.
OF course the success or failure Of our
whole plan Turned upon this point Is
It tho custom Of the Bank of England
Tin 1879 20 send acccptances offered for
discount to tho acooptors for yoriAcation
Of Hignatures2
This is always dono in America, and
had this very requisite precaution boen
used by tho Bank Of England our plan
would have been frpitless,
Taking my deposit hook md tho gcn-
nine hills, went 20 the bank and left
the bills for discount This was ut once
done, and the amount placed 70 my
credit drew Eio, 900, md that night
found me once moro ono OF 900 unfor.
ipan.es navin- tribute 60 NantnnA This
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-05
were a. broad AZ ones hand, and were

were a. broad as ones hand, and we're
bent and glued to each other at their
tips. How the insects manage to bring
the leaves into the required position
was never ascertained, but thousands
were seen uniting their strength to
hold them down, while other busy mul.
tltudes were employed within In apply.
ing the gluten that was to prevent them
returning back. The observers, to sat.
isfy themselves that the foliage was In.
deed incurvatcd and held In this form
by the efforts Of the ants, disturbed the
builders mt their work, and rs soon rs
they were driven away the leaves
sprang up. with force much greater
than It would have been deemed posi-.
bic for such laborers to overcome by
any combination Of strength. The
more compact and elegant dwelling Of
Ecophylla virescens Is made Of leaves,
cut ana masticated until they become a
coarse pulp. Its diameter is about six
inches. It is suspended among thicket
foliage and sustained not only by the
branches on which II hangs, but by the
leaves which are worked into the com,
position, and in many parts project
from Its outer wall.