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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01

This morning Officer knabe found a
Phoenix bicycle on Sixteenth street.
The owner can secure i! at police head
Ouartcrs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.

GRAND OUTING OF Glassworkcrs on
State Fair Grounds to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
COMPETITIVE DRILL
or Linsly Institute Cadets Took
Plnoe Yesterday Afternoon.
CAPTAIN CALDMElL'S COMPANY

Was Awarded tho Colors-Company
II, Captain Montgomery, Was Close
Bchind-Commnndcr NoGifIcn, OF
tho Chinese Navy, Ono OF tho
Judges, and Was tho Object OF Con.
oral Interest - Miss Waterhouso
Presents tho Coiors TO tho Success.
full Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01

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Stage OF Water aud Mpvrmsnt< ut Boats.
The I:lvor Intcrrsts.
rESTEGpAT's DEPARTURES
Ben IIur. kcmplc, ParEerSburc. Ii:ODH. III
Hudson. Agncw. PIttsbutgh. / y. IN.
Courier. Gamble. PltiSbnrgh.lD D. M.
Liberty, Booth. ClaringtOn. $40 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING To-Day,
Lexington. Cline. Mntnnorns, iO:@NG III.
Liberty. Booth. Darlington, J:Dp. Ill.
BoArS TEAyISG TOMORROW.
Hudson, Arncw. Cincinnati. Sa. III.
len iIur. kcIIplc. Pittsburgh. 3 IA III.
II. X. Bedford. Green, Pittsburgh. : a. IN
Keystone State. Knox. Pittsburgh. Pam.
Courier. Gnnblc, rarkcrburs noon.
Tho marks at tho public landing las,
evening showed / ieet . inches, the
same stage recorded Thursday evening.
Weather clear and warm.
On account Of the low water tho IIud
son did not 20 through to Pittsburgh
Yesterday. She transferred her freight
TO lighters at East Liverpool, which were
towod to Pittsburgh. Tho Hudson will
be hero 10 leave promptly ut u. Ill. to.
morrow for Cincinnati.
THE MARKS ABOVE.
Oil City--ll inches and stationary;
weather clear and warm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF foot and
stationary; weather cloar and warm.
Greonsboro-7 feot inchea aud fall.
ing; weather clear and warm.
StcubOnvillo-3 loot q iuchGs aud
falling; weather Cloar and warm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
TO LOAN.


w CRSh always on hand In sums 10 suit
from $40 and upwards. on real estate: also on
furniture. &c. without removal: easy pay mems
No change unless loan II made. Confidential
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY. iioN l07.
iAl2rfhIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01

BUSINESS CHANCE.

business CIIANCE-SlO TO so
ID per day can be mntc on a capital OF from
SO TO 500 by reading on, little book On sue
CcsSlul Speculation IN WheA :" vii! Scud Il free
on application. W T. WRIGHT 4 Co. IGS
Traders Building Chicago. myo5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01

CANE OF ball at Glassworkors' Picnic
on State Fair Grounds to.dny-Nlounds.
vile Va. bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

The 7.roomcd brick dwelling. q Eighth street
This property Is in fir>lcis,S order handy loca.
lion, anil will be sold NJ $lOUJ less than was
offered for it within the last TWO years
The property at q south Huron street: cOu.
Siss Of lhfec-rpOmci house: lot iOxl3I: room
enough for another house, for 81, 500. Sec Il and
bc convinced that II is II bargain OF 500.
\ iirSI'CliSS lot on North Huron street. III ird
lot from Zlnc street: central location These
lots have sold for 100 10 $3.50 ss7j cash will
buy this lot on II quick salc
TO LEl.-ChOtcc dwellings and store roomS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
STOCKS, BONDS, ETC

SIOShS. SOiSO5, Z ~.
CTOCkS FOR SALE.
II shRro' National Bank Of West Virginia
10 shares Exchange bank
50 shares LIMA Standard Steel < Iron Co,
preferred.
- shares licllalrc Nail Mill
% shares Franklin Insurance Co.
IS shares Warwick China Go.
10 shares FUSiOria Glass Co
shares Fire and Marine Insurance Co
20 shares Elm Grove X r.. preferred.
X. $ IRWIN. Broter.
myH7 No. 81 Twelfth Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23
arau nmlILmn

CHICAGO, May 3D. Tile government
crop Dullciln uy.: Exceptionally cool
weather tine past week has been very
uniayofau.r l1g most crops ami wide.
sl,,Au injury mas been uUnp by irIdia
sGIgn have tr1u general throughout
tho northern ami cHaIral portions Of
Georgia Alabama aud IHsiulppL
lHr damage 20 the grape ctop has been
uppciAlly heavy no Sew York and
prugry lyEula, ami fruits generally
have Fuilrrtu boo Al u.rtu,fu ana ueu-
trail llz.rgt.. Com has suffered sgr.-
yua.y, sI much rup.au,ug win bo
AugussaFy, Auu whore mot Injured by
ifUBls, lfH VEgwiG Ess been checked RuI
tho yiRgt yCliyW0I, Cotton also fut.
fgrui much from uuscEsguabIy cold
weather.
Throughout tho cotton regIons, thu
growth has been retarded rui cold
nights nave killed TsT. Of the crop ia
the CHTUliuuB RlI Georgia, rendering
Tupluutlug necessary, Spring wheat
IN reported boa excellent condition aud
has nor been uu'AyuTably Affected In
North Dakota. Wlutrr wheat ruluTei
lulury nom ff0st 90 Indiana and MIS-
sour; iu lliuuH tho crop Is less prom.
lslug than nero ui0Te ana mo improve.
mont uus hgyu experienced iu is ,usa4
aud Nebraska More satisfactory re-.
rorls arc, however, received iiom
ATEanzuH, Tennessee ami Kentucky;
,lu plants are small, but plentiful g.
Mary lauu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23

tLYMsgr, hlay -a-ruV irii. 0.
aUyvu auHJuu.-Hr charged with iny
muuyl boo July lpsI, % -lguHr BHuII,
editor ul tue DHrsNl Inverness OF Leg.
horn, was uIuuuIu- to-day. lHu
muguUr Wur committed 600 she umu
4Hg frrIIuu, t.Iuul uf France war
usHIHHiuuiu.. Huu crime lFas commit.
iu3 Uyamnu named LuCchrsIa, who
was convicted t.IAy sui ruu.uuu.d O..
lUH document Ga iuiuy yrsu. 10 wa
aIfH found that muL named EOmiu
uaI been the iuriiEulUr u' tho crime.
auI hu was today sentenced 10 lm.
UIIHuumrut i1r life 90 hsrl nhar.
Ouu Fmuchi, WIN was found 90 have
been 40 auuumpIiru, received thirty
yta-t imprisonment The UtheIsw
acquitted,
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BULLS AND BEARS.
Excited Scenes on ,h8 Chicago Board
Of Trade.
Ibe Pr.c6 Rapidly Nearsd tho Dollar
Aark-pil and Gallcrig,
Crowded.

CHICAGO. Nav Wheat siaffot
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orc .... Ni ihubg Ci Tue opening
lJI, almost uy.fy MAN nn tine H.yr.
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'..' ''.'' "'' QUO Il.'Ir ou sale,
aHa tile mHrsui uu.I Wildly nt from
fU 4 uuU.a 4.,l.rs over Hst gtsbt.
thu gr.f .r.|.. r.....t.... t-.... ..,...I
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.rs...g t.c rgltIt, n tIs IN snI -,
fI, st,rs mo ra,,.i ,giIt b,ssIs T5s
upt.aIIr.,.r r'I,Ii nal dstsct .i,.'i,
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ali t.g .Ir.r,. gI a.. s.I ia a., III.
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th,i rTIrr pJ,.iIr,t gatn. M a..
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n was In.t vipisrnf halTa t1lIay
sIbr ,ua.g,. .,f fr,ut bv finn T,,t,.
bsv and sfbsr rbrnntc re-. 10.
realty irorrssrd Inc cInH,I.1cs ',t it.
I.IIg. aud tbrre s,,.,,,. M, Ii,ptt H., tb.t,
.,.,r,0ttYBs Eurigrs tl,nt rt,, .I,n,i
bs5 f.iI.d a., rr.rn,I H. ,,,sr,,,, s.ii,
mad conslusraDIg effect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23

WACO, Tex, May -a.-Seuatur Coke
has this tu cay OF Secretary Caflisls's
COviug,0u spuUcu'
"It b. the moot pe,tyioggiHE oEOrla.
ton 4 ever TuGd aud 1 nm surprised
that "a mHu OF Carlisle reported ability
would maze tuul uu UluaUu, Tho
gold bugs put CurIislr up 90 maize tho
,uyrCh and they would ue great fools
not 20 clap their huuis after ne mad
poEuu, Ine irioudB Of silver viii not,
however throw up tIv sIDHgU on Ru-
count OF o. The Cleveland Democrats
ur0 highly pleased ana gNHTrss Jbgig
belief .lst the Hpreguls tho most mas.
terly presentation OF the currency proy-
lem yet given 90 the public"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23

Eucuurnztug Message cot she President
ot thc Argentine Republic

Encouraging Message cot she President
ot tho Argentine Republic.
WAwtSsros, DC, May ~. - Fuars
1iuuuulr between Guile aui the Al
genuine Republic nver the boundary
line srpras 90 be- overcome by the ~
uuul mua.gEu li President Urilari. OF
Atguut.ns, Just received here, which
speaks OF iIu HHis'IuiUTy pfUgTuss ui
tue negotiations with chile. the
president also rr'pr- O. 'hp settlement
OF the trouble with Bro over tuc mis-
stone territory through she arbitration
p' Preside : Cleveland, aud nys the
arrangement prom Hrs Co huug about o.
rvuowai 10 luu Hrtunu alliance iomrrIy
rN sting with Brazil. President uFl.
bHa luuIrl tina. 900 tlr midst NJ the
FnruH depression the Argentine ,z-
ports were 'II-uI,Unu, SHUIu.UI0 lu
uSe.u I'D. DO Imports
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nLLIrD ~ uYrNOTIsv.
Eriiy Discharged on iio Tostiusny Of
mrs. uuit1u.

~ ANNNHNNH
ASDuRJS, luI" May 20. - Ia,
grand Jury Inns ordered Daniel Kelly
a,,charguI from ihu. Ha was hold ~
an accessory TO the murder OF william
Foust o. the house Of Larssret Bolton
~ Elwool year ago. MTs. Byltyn
WINS present ut the EiIling. George
Hires was convicted amt sentenced 10
thirteen years aH Sac murderer. pluu
Mt. Bolton DAdu ~ Clu'tr-lIH NaYiug
Ihsg sine hrr.eli hggL thr 'a.1. shot IN
the presence o. Kelly, Kelly wac
arrested nrsr Rocnra.ur, luU. Last
Saturday Judge Elllauu uauHrutui Co
have Mira Bolton nFp0ogzyd and
while iu this state rhu sa'I her former
confession was NOT sTur amt that Hlrr-
10 tho murderer hpuCu k.Iiy's dis,
charge. A motion iur new ,fEl Tor
Hires growing Uu,ai glu complication.
10 pending.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23
roH ouuAN REBELS.
Arms sud Ammunition 1btaiusd b.
I0uoFai Qussadps

1enorni Qussadn.
Nrw YOuK, May g3,-Tho Treas Co..
day saYs
General Qun5ada will disappear from
ylvw today and vlll not uu heart rom
again until h8 ~ wltuiu the lines uf
tue Cuban Insurgents ant practically
at the head OF the armies WIN are
Sighting 'Ir HE freedom % TIC IslauH.
While he has boon here ur has OBJ
fuinHI what go INN IN OF most moment
BOO tho light, This 10 asms sad ammu.
milton, which have beer .ulup.d 10
some place IN ile uagt, vhsnce tnry
Will be- fsut TO NuHa Hs rapidly ~
possible, dH1o-Hl Qlntsta expgcts to
ur iu Texas within low dayH and
tnou ht viii rnIeAvOr 10 get o. CuUa
with his ammu rilIuu without being
cpnfprrd by the Spanish. There ia q
price upon his head and the Srauish
government WITH maize short work Of
him, once ha gets into tucir clutcht-.
on tuIs account his movements win DO
Gully known tp his closest igleuIs.
General tlu satg does moe arrgl. Enr-
iu. IurIHgl his nephew, Manuel de
Osu-siB, uv unels-rl he h1F four thou.
Haul 900 ana % lGsTo quantity OF am.
mumGpD, which nr VIII take wiil
him 90 uuun. hrgys Cuba 4Urs not
Mood men ngt acme, Nud iuut when
urmB urr furnished there viii bo plenty
% mon 90 USE them, lns general also
says that soon after hu ragnhrs me
island he lwill drive General Cqmuus
from H. His uepaUW aud two othera
whom no does not name viii accom-.
pany tuum.
Henry Brooks, the Cuban Uatrlot,
was u passenger on la GaIcJgHe, he
BEya no hau come here " ally himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23

Thousauds OF Home seekers waiting
for Ih0tr Chance.

KANSAS CITY May ga special
10 Ia, Star from Guthrie, Oklp., Fays.
Last might ualf u dozen deputy U, H.
uauhAls ulIcl cAmp of whifky
peldlefs on tue line OF the kickaulU
reservation, four miles north OF Shaw.
noe, Aud go the iight two pUddlegs were
killed and two wounded,
n special 20 the Star from Oklahoma
sage
An last night the road 10 Sweeney
Bridge, On tho edge OF the IS.cknpll
county, was crowded with hDT.ufnpu
anu vehicles. The duet was suHiug ne
the horses dragged through tho deem
sand AuI stumbled over tho roots of
trees In the rltI, The crowd hal
filled up luu yard q SWeaucy5a bridge
rJAI house AMI extended bark
% mile. When dny broke, every
one got out 10 cook coffee aud
hilohed d await tho race Vt noon.
Down the river Tor miles, b0omerg
were Campui on the edge VI tho blufi
leading down tue North Canadian
river. TEoir rush Will be must dan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23
rmr nEmrmiy ooNvENrIoN.
Thousands Cathsr 60 Hear Important
measures Discussed.

MEMTHIs, May 2l.-The sound
money convention which met hrfu
this afternoon 10 a much bigger affair
In point OF attendance than the mos.
sanguino projectors anticipated. There
are thousands Of visitors In the city.
it 10 uuOfliuiully announced that Hon.
Thomas e.. GElchlnrs, member OF Con.
FIess from the Third district, MIuia.
sippi, viii bu made permanent chair.
muu. Governor Stone, Ui MisasaIull.
was appointed delegate but could uHt
come, 0s ho had Au engagement % ru
20 turUE Confederate reunion at HOus.
ton, lCZHF.
MI Carlisle arrived al $3.50 ann. aad
was escorted by n committee 10 tho
hotel, His apartments were crowded
all the morning with prominent Mem.
phis citizens,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23

San AsIuNIJ, Tex May a8.-F0l-
lowing reports or ycsIogiHy's storm in
southwest Texas have been received
here:
Halt a d01eu boats were blown ashore
NJ Corpus Christi. CTUpH ufe utterly
ruined along the Krryillc bra1ca "
the Arkansas Pass ROAD. Two bridge.
on the Aransas Pass near Nnulum aud
one ht keTryilln were washed away.
Reports place the rainfall from ywO "
three inches,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23
EEou PANAMA..
tryaIutioni,i. said Co be- succsssfnI-
uachNia Captured.

NEW YORK; Lsy ga special 90 d
local paper 'r5u Panama siyE
The steamer Lll Wligu nus rT.veI
here brought confirmation OF advice.
that ;hr tOwn OF MaChall and nrma
AMI ammunition Of the government
have been captured by the revolution.
lsts,
The eutigo provinces OF Manabl Is re-
ported Go no IN arms, It's capital,
Porto Niin, ls I'm the power Of the
patriots OF Ia lionH NaCionsl,
General Nupez, OF the government
forces, IL y prisoner, Crowds OF Young
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23
BERItN mas
tohsniobs rirrd Uusstn nud Corsn
GrruauT sud aus and.

H'fil"nf Hhh aua nuu.
NEW YpE,, alay -..-A Dispatch 20
tho Hsrad IRON B.Fuu H1ys
A report h circulating hat Prince
Won h3hrul0hu wishes tu rrsIgn tue
ulAucull1phip. Count Wgldsuro Dr.
mentioned go hl6Huuugu1E aud Baron
Won lsAlowitz also spoken DI
it Is uudoBI1Di tuut Eu3zla Will
claim the frults OF Jugau'a Victories Uy
uumaudingn pIlieCtYtalo over Clrtu.
The government % actively prrpaf-
ing g. resist EugIaud'l designs in %
ueElng AmNgongalAnd which would
have the eject N cutting OH tine
rmnsvaal republic from obtaining nc
Gees 90 the sua.
A novel feature IN tho action that III
lrIHg taken IL that Germany hopes for
FsuCs'a help to accomplish her pur-
poses,
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ID. I.rLLun.L-.. .n -.

lHHnNS, May -E.H- Zoe standard
iIHs 'u.iHuI advice. from Alnuuf 100 900,
recent earthquake, The mos. lisua.
portion 90 LpltuH Seven villages were
destroyed aud tlty aDa,us are already
reported,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23

Japanese Utrrtsnus uusi bu igropIIrd
AROMA ,uruu.
Hl pIU.nuHY May Cit DO
ai''gI lln l.iaiAu government hss de.
riuol Iargyr J1a MILITARY uc.uYt0u
ID. C1fHa uy gUn JaUueHr Io.urs uuu
ltWnu.H iHu. tHu government as
Toxic recall tho gAfrinua stationed
there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23
THE UI-Is ISCURRED.

In addition 10 tho fis6 Of ~ fall iu
tho price of tho products abroad, h'
must incur the risk of q risu in the
price VI silver between the tlmr Of his
purchase aud the limo when he TO-
ceiyes the proceeds OF his sale, Tor ~
silver rises IN tho msAnIimo he may
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23

not yet back aa many 10 lars o. Doc paid
out. When silver is worth 6l cuDis
per ounce, tho bullion contained in %
silver dollar BE- w1rlu o. cents, nut 10
tive price Of silver should advance 20
o. cents per ounce The value Oi lhh
bullion CIulaineI iI u silver dollar
would ha IS cenls-nu lucfenar W
nuariy % per cent Tho price pi cote
Son or wuuAt will not rise iu proper
zion Go th1 depreciation Of the dollar
Boa which 10 to- 10 DO paid; that Is iIu
purchaser Tor export wilIuDt pay Tor DO
at the rate OF s. Gents Tor g4ch dollar
when silver BE- worth 90 cent nu
ounce, because Ho knows that oliver
may u-e q. 90 OBJ ~ cents pet ounce
before he Utu cell the product aufuaI
aud got uls money Tor it, ami uu knows
tho. n this baupHuB thJ gold Ng rn.
Culycs abroad cannot DO exchanged
i.rus many dollars Ne ho paid .ho pr0.
4uauf here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-02-07

Wednesday and Thursday for its
consideration. If this order is
adopted by the House the final vote
will be taken next Thursday, but
there seems probability, notwith-
standing the extraordinary efforts
Of the administration to prevent it,
that the order may meet the same
fate as the order for the considera-
ton Of the Carlisle currency bill
be rejected by the House. SO far
as the final result is concerned it
does not make the slightest differ
once what disposition the House
makes of either the order or the
bill, as the latter cannot possibly
get reported to the Senate even
should it pass the House.
The House sent the Reilly Pacific
railroad bill back to the committee
by vote of III to LOG. Opponents
Of the bill say that, instead Of
making votes against it, the circu-
lars sent to Washington by Mayor
Sutro, of San Francisco, charging
the Huntington lobby of buying
votes for $4,000 each, made votes
for the bill.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-02-07
FARMS FOR SALE.

l offer for sale the following described
furms, situated about three and one-half
miles north east of Oakland:
|. The farm of Mrs. Goodwin, containing
100 acres. all under fence-good barn, small
frame house. young orchatd, about 90 acres
cleared. Price 81 900. Cash payment of $780,:
balance at 20 years with interest
2. Farm of Mrs. Antionette Coles contain
ing about l25 acres, nearly all under fence;
about one-third cleared; good barn, frame
house Price, 81 900. Cash payment of $780,;
balance at 20 years with interest.
3. Farm of Mrs. Ida G. Cruntzberg, contain
ing I'll acres, under fence; orchard of 80 trees;
ment of 500, balance at 20 years with interest.
These farms adioin each other, and n rare
opportunity is offered to secure a home on
most favorable terms.
A. Also the "Swan Meadows tract contain
ing about 500 acres, lying about four miles
South OF Oakland VIII be sold as an entire
ty or subdivided to suit purchasers. Terms
easy. K. II. SINCELL, Atty,
Oakland, Md.
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