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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

Gardner. recently general superintendent
of me Pennsylvania railroad, located
railroad route OF easy construction -
which this coal can be delivered on snip
board at a rich profit TO the promoters
OF the enterprise. We travelled about sVg
miles on muleback in the interior OF
Peru. -,
"The CONCESSION originally made BY the
Peruvian government TO Mr. tuIno.re
Jones has been greatly enlarged Dy the
Congress now In session In Lima SO az
TO give us exclusive rights 10 a terri
tory covering several degrees OF LATITUDE
Our expedition underwent many mar
ships in the Andes. hut tie fnagninctncs
Of The scenery compensated for all tnat,
1--WE also spent an enJoyable time IN
Lima. where / met President Plcr0la anu
all the members OF his ,aDlneI l. ne ON
Gals as well az the people OF Peru every
where manifested the waTmest fflehusHip
for the United States"
If this Is not a fake" II is an an
nouncement Of first imporiana Inc
whole Pacific coast has been a great suf-
ferer for want Of cheap coal. and II such
q find" Of coal as this has really been
made in Peru. II is destined 10 have an
influence upon all the American territory
washed by the waters OF the Pacific
greater than any one can form any con-
ccption Of
II Will nov, be in order FOR the jlngoists
who are for keeping all other nationaii-
ties out Of South America to clamor that
the United states shall acquire The Pc
ruvian coal lands. But, as far as The
Times is concerned, IL is satisfied with
what Uncle sam has We 30 not want
the earth and all that IN 1t IS. We arc
content with the ample supply we have
and arc quite satisfied that Peru shall
retain what nature has given her, through
which we hope she may elevate herself
to e. point that VIII never furnish our
fngos with any excuse for bowling be-
cause Great Britain or some other Pow
or forces her 10 behave herself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

Estimate

'fSUfldlCl.
The end OF the present calendar year
must see us therefore with a deficiency
for the whole year OF not less than 5000, e.
0o We can't 20 on al that rate. An end
70 such a policy must come, either
through providing fer more revenue. re-
ductlon Of expenditures. or bankruptcy.
The Treasury Department stu hopes
for an increase IN revenue from two sour
ces. II Is said the sugar crop I'm Europe
has been greatly reduced and this. taken
In connection with the disorders prevail
ing in Cuba, indicate a possible rise in
the price of sugar that would make the
duties on that article add considerably 10
the revenue. THIS would mean dearer
sugar TO poor people and would there
fore be most unfortunate solution Of
the trouble. The Treasury officials also
insist that large stocks Of whisky were
withdrar n under the old tax. and that
when a Sc stocks have been thoroughly
consume there will be a considerable
increase II Internal revenue. 1t is true
that no large increase from these two
sources would be necessary 10 bridge over
a deficiency OF s.5.0v.ooo. bus the INCREASE
IS problematical. and Instead OF hoping
for any increase from sugar We should
rluch rather see the duty or IL reduced
to meet the incrcasc In price that short
crop will bring.
Tho tar1n bill was wrongly Framed In
. reliance upon an unequal income tax
TO raise revenue. and then Senator Cor
- end h,s nAis ds~tnrbed the general
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
Mr.. sflart Ia Speak

Mrs j. l.. Stuart. Of Hang Chow, China,
who IS on a visit 10 Richmond, viii ad-
dress the ladies at meeting, held In the
lecfure-room OF DR.. hose's church, on
Thursday. October slst. at r. NJ. Mrs
Stuart has labored for twenty-one years
In mission work, under the care OF the
Southern Presbyterian Church. and has
much OF interest 10 relate. A CORDIAL well
come Il. extended to ladies OF al denomi-
nations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
A Genernms GIFT.

Mr.. II. A. Catln. florist, Yesterday pre-
sented. through Mr. w. Wallace Rowe.
OF the post-oihce. white NY pnip. 10
each clerk and carrier. employed IN the
post Office and sub-stat,ons OF the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

but do not expect to see them acco n
plish much. Even they admit that the
Increased production OF gold VIII inquire
the prospects OF silver legislation. S"me
OF them insist that the present spurs u,
gold production will be The means Vi
romonetzing silver. IAN !" 90
force OF this reasoning. .,..
Mr. Preston shows In his report that
January |. 1896, the total estimator sto0n
~ goIt and silver coin In the United
e,atas VAS 81 O7s. H9.25i. The gold coin
amounted to s517, 1872, 7e2. The Vaiue vi
the gold bullion owned by the poNerh-
ment in the minis and assay onices on
that date was 81, f16, SO. The totaH met
allie stock Of the United states January
is75-that is. the stock OF coin, the
@o,S ord ellver bullion owned by the Gov
eminent together with the silver 'le'c'
b,, tho Mercantile Safe-Deposit COMPANY.
~ Now York-arnounted to sl,As, ~ h..
Tho stock Of gold decreased durinS Inc
calendar year s4i,709.-0o while ta3s OF
siIve,, increased S1.Ol2IA The tVtal
anonnt hf money in circulation IN th'
tinted states on the above date, eau
sive OF the amount In the Treasury. va $
81 s2f c0s. $50. In the previous Januaer the
amount WAS si,1So,oSs,S''.
fScRE.st N PROJECTION
Considerable space is devoted IN The
report to the subject II the worio $ II
dustrial consumption OF gold and silver IT
1874. From the data IL his possession
Mr.. Preston figures that last year the
total value or this consumption vs.
Ss2.1S37s5. From the table when ne
submits in connection with this state
ment. il is seen that the unit Siates
consumed N.413,C5S worth Of 7old liz th'
arts. England led the world IN thi5 re-
spect. its consumption amountiA~ 10
si1. pos. 20. Germany followed, with ~
$50 900: and France came next with ~
$4,000. Here IS an Interesting te3i1 o.
countries. whose gold product SHOWS al
t......... L., 1874 ,t-ar fN.it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
IyanhOe Lodge. knights of pytbias

regular meeting Monday night. Consld-
cradle routine business was transacted
The resignation Of Chancellor Commander
W. Mac. Jones was received. and the
vacancies occasioned thereby filed as fol-
lows James W. Gordon. chancellor COM
mander; G. F. Norman. vice-chanceiior.
r. A. Williams, prelate. T.. A Shepherd,
mas ter-at-arms; Dan. Gill inner guard !.
p. X. Gaines, outer guard W. Bailey
saunders was continued as master OF
work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1855

To-DAy's MEETINGS AND EVENTS
Schiller Lodge. !. O. O. r, Schiller ha''
Company B, First Regiment. Armofy'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

Officer Everett r. BEDFORD o. the Sec
ond district. has been confined 10 his room
by illness for the past week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

The University Of Virginia is the head
of the public free schools of Virginia
and was established by Thomas JEFFERSON
primarily TO create teachers Tor the
common schools. II has grown more
and more popular and nearer the people
as il has gown I'm years. and universal
regret has followed the intelligence OF
this injury .-Alexandria Times.
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accrue 10 those who avail themselves or
the offerings we are making In season
able merchandise
This Is especially verified THIS WEEK
in our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

]. Bell Bigger. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

Air. Preston is confident that gold will
depreciate rather than appreciate in value
as the result OF the Hood which is now
sweeping over the world. Il do not
believe In the appreciation OF gold" ne
said The supply Is becoming more
pienuful and the purchasing power OF the
metal Is not going 10 increase. 10 rot
think that the depreciation will amount
TO much. but It will not be long before
you will hear people say that IL VIII.
The laws Of supply and demand, 10 Z
certain degree. govern the value OF gold.
We must remember that the bulk OF cur
business is now done on paper Our
gold product Is small, compared with
other products. I think that .hc silver
men Will be active In the next Cong ess.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-05
BlllsPGRED HER FEET,
a Man Who Used Fly Plasters
to-Aeep His Wife Home.

81 put blisfers on-her feet,
Judge to keep her in the house,
but even then she went out,
SAID John Woods of Eagle
street in court while appearing
against his wife, Catherine,
whom he charged with being
an habitual drunkard.
After the examination Mr..
Woods described how he bis
tered his wife's feet to q re-
porter. Il told my wife," he
said, chat she would have to
stay in the house, if she would
not stop driking. I was will
ing to care for her in the house,
but l did'at want her to be
found intoxicated on the streets
and cause me a good deal more
trouble than if the stayed in
the house. She insisted upon
going out. I tried 10 have her
stay in by doing everything /
could think of.
FINALLY the idea of blister
ing her feet came into my head.
I heard of it 20 years ago as
being used TO keep people il
( bed when the doctor OF their
folks didn't want them to walk
around. l bought a couple OF
| fly pepers in a drug store.
When | returned from the store
my wife was lying on the bed,
intoxicated. I slipped of her
shoes and stockings and pat a
plaster On each of her feet
without arousing her. Twenty
minutes later 1 removed the
plasters. The soles Of her feet
were covered with hlisters. A
few hours afterward she got up
and walked around as usual
and then went out. It's i'm
/ possible to keep that woman in
the house. Brooklyn Eagle.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-05
GOOD HEALTH.

Aad good appetite go hand. With
the loss of appetite, the system can
not long sustain itself. Thus the
Notifications of good health are
broken down and The system is La
BILE to attacks of disease. Ii is in
such cases that the medicinal pow
ers of Hoods SarsapsriIla are c.ear-
LIZ show. Thousands who have
taken Hood's Sarsaparilla testify to
its great merits as a purifier OF the
blood, its power to restore end
sharpen the appetite and promote a
healthy action of the digestive or
CANS. Thus it is, net what we say
but what Hood sapariila does
that tells the story and constitutes
the strongest recommendation that
can be urged for any medicine
Why not take Hoods Sarsapariiia
now.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-05

This I, moreover, hold, and dare
affirm where'er myrhyme may 90;
w hatever things be sweet OF fair
love makes them so. Whether it be
he lnlla!ies that charm to rest III,
nursing bird or tat sweet con,
ilenee Of signs and flushed made
Without wori. Whether The daz
zlirg aud the flush Of softly sum-.
iuous garden howers, or ~ som.
cabin door hush Of ragged flowers
Alice Cary il san Feancisco
Pu,t.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-05
HERE IS YOUR nc NEE.

70 aecurs an education in The lead
ing Bu,, sss College of Texss. 10 the
int. rest ofthe yoaog ruec aod g nne
ca: o. ibis community and gu
So hse.;bsfs W. desire to call at'eD
r:on co the Scholarship Contest
which is being 60 fa7orably cecsived
BY the Texse press, and that is Great
;Lg such widespread interest among
our yonng people.
Griditts' College Of Commerce OF
Austin. Texas. ia cf ring I gone
one, a chance to ecure free edues-
tor. This institution is high grade
and up to date 10 every respect. LIS
pupils waste no ,ime in coPyiug ~
Gent ideas, from text books copy
righted before the war" Their pn
pils work in husin' So work in bus'
uess prac ice from the day Of ell
rauoe 10 completion Of ocnrse.
The proprletors of this sch OF have
filed a common quart bottle with
9 o. Of vsrious sizes sni propose to
give a Eve months scholarship, in
clad ns boAr0. TO the one guessing
nearest the namher of shot in sal
bottle. Any one can gness and a.
many times as they desire. A clrcu
lar giving full particulars vii! be EN-
for a two cent stamp
"rhe Southern Peuman." AID al
elegant cOtalogne. with specimens O
ptumAnShip, etc., will b. mattel tt
any one who is interested 10 attend
ing this popular institution.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-05
TKomAs Huxley, the noted

THoMAs Huxley, the noted
scientist and scholar, the great
pbilanthropist, is dead. lie was
one Of the men who have left
their mark on the nineteenth
century and has added mines
of wealth 70 the worlds store
Of scientific knowledge. lie was
also a man nhose heart was as
great.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-05
'TEE enteTuiisinc

TNS enterprising Laredo
News in boosting a hig canal
scheme which IS to make Lare
do 4 second Eenicp. Il wopld
be great tiiins Tor Laredo,
and could doubtless Re accom-
plished by a liberal outlay Of
energy, brains and capital.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-05
BRO FESTlLLES GREAT
E,ST OPPORTUNITY.

enable DOUBT That deep wafer
on Arkansas bar-and real deep
water, twenty-five feet Of it
will be accomplished within
the next two years. In tie same
length of time Brownsville
should have railroad connect
ing with that port. Row, if
ever. is the time for the real
brains and business activity of
this town and section to make
itself felt. THE Herald has al
ways believed that by q strong,
united effort on the part of our
citizens the long talked of rail
road could be built, and it also
believes that such an effort has
not yet been made in its fullest
strength. The accomplishment
Of deep water at Arkansas Pass
is destined TO speedily change
the face Of Southwest Texas.
One Of these changes viii with
out doab5 be a railroad extend
ing from the RIO Grande TO the
new deep water port. Whether
this road is built to Browns
vile or to some point higher
mp the river will depend npon
the people of this immediate
section. There is more at stake
than this. The newly projected
railroad from Barroteran, Mex
leo, along the Rio Grande and
thence down the coast TO Tam
pieo will soon be under con-
sructien. The present plan Of
this company is TO turn the
road from the river at Camargo.
Unless Brownsville secures rail
connection with either Aransas
Pass or San Antonio, there viii
be no hope of bringing the Bar
goteran road 10 Matamoros, but
with rail connection at this
point, the new Mexican road
could not afford to pass US by
These are simple facts, which
Brownsville and Cameron coun-
~ should ponder seriously. Il
selfish OF indifferent policy at
this time viii set Brownsville
and this fertile section back
yerhaps half a century rmore.
No time should be lost hy our
citizen in organizing for active
and persistent efforts to inter
est capital Is tie matter Of
building a railroad TO Browns
ville. The very fact that Alex
ander Brown and Son, tie mil
)iouaire bankers OF Baltimore,
have signed the couifact to ex :
pend t!!eir millions i'll establish
ing a deep water port at Araa.
eas Pass viii inspire other cap
nalisss with confidence in the
advantages and resources Of
this section, and the millions
THAT have hitherto limidfy
shrunk from investment here,
viii turn eagerly hitherward
seeking the very projects they
SO receatly feared TO embar5
II: Nos, if ever, is Browns
Ville's opportunity, her great
est chance for future greatness
If ii is permitted to slip fron,
our grasp, We may as well build
q Chinese val around our lit
tie corner Of sic world, and
give notice % outside capital
that we are sufficient unto orr
selves and content to live and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15
oI,IsIs APPROACHING
In the Cuban war--A DeOisiVO Engage.
mani ExDpctsd soon,

In tho Cuban war--A peolsiyO Engage.
msnt Expected Soon.
MADRID, Now l4.-DlspRtches 70.
ceivsd hero from Havana say that tho
insurgent leader, RoIoG, is at siGuuca,
province OF Santa Clara, awaiting
Maxine Gomez at the head of force Of
insurgents and with the intention Of
advancing upon tho city OF Santa Clara,
the headquarters of Capt, Gen, Martinez
dc Campos, who Is known 10 be prepar'
ing to give battle to the colnbined In
surgent forces. CappOs is now on his
way 10 Sigunca and q most important
engagement Ia expected.
Gomez recently changed his tnciica oil
Attempting 70 tire out tho Spanish
troops, owing to the decision Of the
Cuban revolutionary assembly In New
York, which ia understood 10 consider
il urgent that tho insurgents bring
about decisive engagement with tho
troops, in order that the reyolulionists
may obtain recognition rs belligerents
upon the part Of the United States,
Four nav gunboats have arrived 10
Cubau waters TO take part in tho block
ade Of the coast OF that Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15
FILInusrNnIll.s hAND
In CubR to Aid tbs InsurgsntS-RS farml
Presidents RssiGninE.

In Cuba to Aid tbs Insurgents IsOfprmlst
Presidents RuslGninE.
HAVANA, Nov. 4.-A hllbuster ex.
petition has landed at YaguRS. Eastern
Cuba, from Venezuela. An unknown
steamer transported the meu aud war
material to a spot near tho coast, and
they Wero afterwards landed in open
boats.
The name Of tho leader Of the erpodl.
ton 10 not yet known.
Tho reiornist presidents Of the local
committee are rsaigning and joining the
conservative party on account OF the
article In the Diario del La Marina Of
yesterday (cabled exclusively to the
Associated PresS), attacking General
Do Campos and Premier Uanova4 del
Castillo. insinuating that the lRtter's
policy, prompted by Campos, ia re.
sponsible for tho spread Of the iniurrec.
ton, and that only tue premiers reaig.
nation can save Cuba.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15
pl;NNsYIvaSlA DAY
Attic atlanta E1posluon--GoyOrnOr Hast
ing,s l'nirioLIo spnseh.

ing's Patriotic speech.
ATLANTA, Now l4.-'This Is Psnnsyl'
yania day at the exposition aud ono Of
the largest crowds Of the far season Is
on thu grounds whsro tho Keystone
state has the fright Of way"
The formal exercises OF the daytoOk
place in tho auditorium. where Cover
nor Hastings, OF Pennsylvania, who is
horo with hil stat. was tho chief
speaker, Among other thinga the gov
eFnor said:
Tho state aags oil Georgia aud Penn.
sylVania are entWined to-day in hearty
good will. lu our journey here we
crossed no sectional lines; they have
been obltarated; they never should
have marred tho map OF the United
States, In tue revolutionary war
Georgia and Pennsylvania fought aide
by side,
Governor Hastings then traced the
history Of the Keystone state, following
with that Of Georgia, alStiug that the
latter had established the frat state de-
partmeut Of agriculture in tho land,
and was the frat and only FREQ and anti.
slave colony in America, and credited
her with having her code OF 1919 GU
grated on tho venerable body OF English
Jurisprudence; with establishing the
lITs. female college in the world; with
receiving ut her port Of Savannah the
lrst steamship that crossed the ocean;
aud Of iuvsnting the cotton gin and
sewing machine. lilo then praised
Pennsylyanla's expenditure, for educa.
ton and agriculture aud gave tho Sta'
tislicI OF her industrial operations. Ito
said that PeunSylyania had brought
hero few testimonials as an offering Of
friendship, and closed rs follows; tue
starry banner frat flung to tho breeze
IN Philadelphia now loals in peace and
glory ovsr an undivided nation We, in
Pcnniy lyanla, believe in tho union Of
states 40 believe in conmon COM
try. Acommon Tag, common Amerl.
canIsm. community OF interest aud
patriotism"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

PARIS, Nov. l4-h wine merchant OF
this city, NJ. DOmerGuO, has suddenly
became violently insaue, and has al.
ready killed number OF people. He
shot his wife and mother and then
opened fire upon the people in the
street, killing three OF them aud wound.
ing several Others The mad man then
barricaded himself in his house and
fired upon the gendarmes who sur.
rounded the building,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

DlstrC,oing kidney aud, bladder dln.
eases Followed III ak honra by tho "NEw
Omar souri AMERICAN KmNEY UUnB,"
Thla now tumudy 10 q great surprise on
account OF ilq exceeding ptomptnclB In
relieving pnin III tho bladder, kidneys,
back and oycry part Of tho urinary pRsS.
ngU IN nnls ar female, II rOlioy0i 10.
tcntiun Of walcr mud pain In passing IL
almost immediately II Won want quick
rCllol aud euro this IL your remedy,
Fold by H. II. last, dtuggIst Wheeling
". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

LONDON, Nov. 14.-An engagement
which will crcato much interest in tho
American colony hero aud in diplomatic
circles was announced to-day. 1t iS
that OF Lieutenant Commander W. S.
CowlcI. United stalcl naval altachO
hero, to Miss Roosevelt, sistur Of Mr.,
James Il. Roosevelt, secretary Of tho
United States embassy. Tho Wedding
will occur on November % at ST. An-
drOw's church, WcstminItcr. Miss
Rooaoyolt has presided over her broth.
er's house hero Hince he became score.
tRry Of tho Unitod States embassy here
aud 10 very wealthy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

Tmg vito Of Mr.. Leonard Wells, Of
East Brimfold, Macs, had been suGer.
Ing from neuralgia Tor two days, not bo.
ing nblo to sleep or hardly keep still,
when Mr.. Holden, tho merchant there,
Ionl her n bottle Of ChnmbcrlRln'a Pain
Balm aud asked that shO givo 1t thor.
ough trial. On meeting MIR. " oils tho
next day ho was told that Sho was Nil
tight, tho pain had loft hcr within two
hours, and that tho bottle Of Pain Balm
was worth s. " II could not DO had for
loss. For sale At 30 conts bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. lfyou are afflicted with
a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or
Chest trouble, aud will use this remedy
as directed, giving 1t lair trial, aud OK.
perisnce no benefit, you may return the
bottle and have your money refunded.
We could not make this offer did we
not know that DR.. Kings New Discoy.
cry could be relied on. It never disap.
points. Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'S Drug Store. Large size 5Oc
and 81 90 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

NEw YoRE. Nov. l4-At the session,
Of the convention of the Daughters OF
the King to-day, papers were read as
follows: "our Work." ats Motive"
ITS Cost" and ats Power" by dele.
gates, Mrs. l. L. Woi,zel, Minneapolis;
Mrs. r. n. Edwards, Rivorhead, L. l.,
Mrs. Robert d. Kimber, Seymour, Conn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov l4.-rho President
has appointed Charles Il. Simpkins, OF
Massachusetts, Bocrotary Of tho United
States legation TO Chic. lIo has also
made number Of consular appoint.
mOnts, but rs these aro In each case u
ro.Appuintmunt Of pOrBonA either at
present or formerly In tho consular acr-
vicO, tho nppninlooI nro exempt from
TIM examination required In tho case Of
oil !ial appointments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

THERE nro many good reasons why
you should use Ono Minute Cough
Cure. There arc no reasons why you
should not, II in need " help. Tho only
harmless remedy that produces immo.
diato results. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, d. T. Peabody, BonWood,
and bowie ( Co, Bridgeport o. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

Special D5rdieh 10 Ire iH!eligte.f.
srEunrSvtLLE, o., Nov l4.-Tho trial
Of Frank Rossuor for tho fatal SlAbbiuE
Of Thomas BarcuS, on August 81, which
ha, been on trial hero for two days,
ended this afternoon, and tho jury alter
Several hours elaboration, brought Ia
verdict this evening Of guilty u MUIR
der In the second degree.