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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

Bost0u-Tho wool market continues TO DO
active hero With 4 slight advance III prices, inc
sales during tho past week will 20 on record az
tho largest In thi, market. A large part 81 me
sales. however, have been among tho dealers
aud the wool will consequently b. placed upon
the market. IbIs Is caused By thS hls9et prices
obtained Ia the country. Tho Australian WuDlN
AFRO In excellent demand aud tho prices have
been gradually worked NJ. Tho following are
tho quotations on leading descriptions: ONO
md Pennsylvania fcercs, Xxx and above, tss'
No, / comblng &c; No . cUmbing sc; uelaino
2lC. Michigan, Illinois, 20, y Michigan lOli6.Sc,
No. | MICHIGAN 600: y Illinois i6lsai7c: No. =
Michigan C~niubiug a5ci y New YORK, New llnp.
shire aud Vermont lDafio; No. ! New NOTk. new
Hampshire and Vermont lSil9c; dtlAlno Ml0hl,
gan l~sllslsc; unWuShrl medium Kentucky and
Maine onc.buarteFblool combing 2Oc: Kentucky
aud Maine thtrc-cighthsh blood c~lul0lilg W. IN,
diana and Missouri, Onc.quarter blood ooWblhs
lsSalgc; Georgia and Lakn i7alNc; Texas WOODS
spring medium ~ monthal lAillci scouteI sS,a
asc, sprlns tine la moaihl llnl3o; secured va
SOC, Territory W~Q0ls-M1utNua tue medium
aud enc Halle; secured price Shiapc; Montana I!
medium lialGc, secured price sc An'lrAllh
secured basis, comLils superlnc i2a'5ci COMP
Ing 39ni2c-
PhnndsIphIn-WOGl quiet but frm with q
tendency 10 higher urlcc,. ohio. Penusylvanln
aud West Virginia Xxx and above lsAlsS \
aud above lfalsc; medium %aaLsci quaIietGlool
gln2ic, common nAllC; New lOfs. Mlculgaut
Wisconsin. X and above i6li7r; medium l9a2oci
NNiA q HhNNA. @.HsHNN N.r an #.aN..
comhing aud Gtlaino duc y OF * lgs.asori
medium 2la2iC; qunFictblOod 2ia&c' brall ~,
&c. uRwaGhed medIum l~dIs0lsc; quArtetbl3oi
Iqa1Or: brad lsniyc: nuwRshei light aud DTlshO
nnO Iail5C: medium lGal7c; qlaricfblOnI lSlIHci
common lfaiGC; unwashcd (dars colorel llsmu
hnO \ or XII OAlic, medium laallc; coarse iGa
lie; common itniSr territorial "a eTihWgsiGFh
dark nue Y or Xxx iOallc: tine medium llalSC
medium llal3G: coarse l2Gi3c.
LOndon-A fair selection OF lj,3l2 bales was
offered at the wool auction sales today, OF which
300 were Withdrawn, Toe attendance was large
and competition was spirited Following arc
the sales in detail; New South WaloN, Abl'
bales: secured 5NIlls 2kl: gtcAsy S54a9l.
Queensland. aIl bRlgs; secured si0lN l4li gteA,i
itasl. Victoria, 2.tgj bales; secured 6ialS "a
greasy 5baDi. South Australia, lSa bales
secured 54dalsl ID: greasy jIlRi'4d. swan ilvct'
IFS bales: greasy ll5itd Tasmania. 80 bales
greasy Gash New Zeninnd, ESQ bales: eaaFed
7ialais "a; Grcasy Sall,7J. falklands' ds bales;
greasy 5asl4i.
Autwerp-Thc wool auction sales opened
lrm. There wero 100 bales Outred, OF WhlGh
1000 were Withdrawn. The demand was mostly
for lambs aud crOabrcds, Tlr latter Wcrr "a
ID aud the former / to lbfd dclTer. Following
arc the sllcsi BlenUS AyFrs ~ bAles a. .'.a
GsI. Maageyldo, 5lI bales at 23Iad5sL.
Sew YurI-WoOl firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17
LAKE, ruIH CootInY GANa,

Ohio Robbers TGtture IN AgOd Couple
Into GiVlns Up Their nIpnoY.
AsHhkSp, o., July lG,--l@tO las. Right
four masked men wont to tho honlo OF
John Miblln, living a TOW milO, from
this place. mud oh boinR rOfasoh admit.
TANGO, batlorod down tho door with u
ionco rail. Tho mon thon bound aud
gagged Mibitn and his vito, md on fail.
Ing to nnd tho amount Of money thoy
believed TO DO IN tho house. tlloy tor.
turod tho couple holding burning
matches to ll0lt foot and hands. Tho
robbers secured Si3, all tho money In
tho houBo. Miblih and his vito, who
ats both very old and almost blind, did
not snccood In rolOasinE Themselves I'm.
III o o'clock this morning. Ilioro 10 no
clue 10 tho llsntlly OF tho rObbofg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

uStoN STOCK YGRDl, CLAEEuoST. /
DALruMoRE, MONDAY, July Is, lSih'

U|AITlNONE, oloNuAlt dAlg ~ lA"'
~swryE-Tho offerings arc rather LIGHT md
priccs 20 10 &c higher per 100 pOuud DIS gloss Inc
fscrtuts nn1 LOO head less that they were latt
Weck. There is a moderate demand only Ut tho
tTIreg ruling, Quotations for good 10 primo
western hogt g. SiaG %: nearby hogs s. Gao %,
ard r0nghs s. oOaI W per 100 pounds gross Rc'
celpts pUOi head.
Sifrgr \ LArHy-ThOFc is u good tfndo 70.
portrd for good sheep aud lnuhA Common OF
bath Lind, dull sheep sell NJ lhnstc. aud OK
ira at e Lambs 55sat!4c, aud extra DC POT
FCHLys,-vcil calves arc In fairly good dc,
maud at2t.aiEC. R5ughs. weighing 80 TO 200
pounds sell at = 05al per head.
C~hlcaso-Cattlc weak; native steers sj2l:
common 10 extra steers sl2Na} 10; cows anu
hplior g 2iaJ y; bulls goal 80 There was u
lght supply, not more than $500 hogs beng
ofcrpd on the market, including fresh receipt.
oiI..U)0 head. The hog market Is dull aud
I1ypr: rnmmlu 20 extra heavy 81 GOl1 ~ mixed
81 siah 70. light weights 81 yiaial pigs 81 UOai ~
sheen strong natives wCrc saiAblc a. slWla 9ltor
c1mHlon no tn 81 Olai % for choice To fancy lots;
TIE bHis sold at sAUlat On Sprlng laiubs sold
NJ e. UlliG co with the bulk Of lho tmdlng ~ Sl1l
a5 .. Receipts. cattle 500 head calves Sun
head; hogs 4. 100 head: sheep lL.O0 head
East L~ihCrty-CAttlc. demand steady and
firm at yesterdays prices hos' scare: Deltet
grades steady; common dnll' ilellu'n Ihllhuei'
nnbilS a llni IL; fAlt TO bcs! Workers s. 2la5 4Oi
rough gIUlai o. sheep aud lambs larry slcady
at unchanged prices
CInciHnati-Hngs weak % 81 GjhJ d1i TO-
celpts LOO head shipments iO head,
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fancy western creamery l1h!al5c.ll0 ienUNllyn.
MIA prints g0ni do lobblng Halle EiGt 9Ilni
itOsh nearby liCi do western l2'sal5e ltclnpl
sugars unchanged. InilOw dul nhd Guy
s3.R4g, cans, Ii.e.
Omoaao-The grain murscs were worry ire
rnlnr to-iay hui Ia tho rud thp ahOrls had the
worst Of H. aitho ugh not to my grent cxrent,
spring whoat crop getting down to quito nod
Oratp proportions, good cash demand l9r wheat
and small iarmert deliveries from lhe h1w
crop caused only 20 per bnAhll hlNaneo ! y
wh0Rt, september corn closed nuehalggl
September oats 10 lower aud provisions " ue'
cllneL
Flour, dull and unchanged. ~ 4,
MlGAI-GMl 10 lptihH w ysI35tta y. XIV RRSi."@
W hollihAii ~ 5 4 .g q XXI ~ nssem6er
S,aS3e oep'smneF V0fs@''ltNN''se
~VylamH'g,l9, ,o,,,, A., q y,I,oy g1t1c.
IuAaISash ~ : 49, W I.{NnIiT nt,Isc,
ItiiJ W ~ 5at9,sei s0P'o"N1' "|sAS''
Alay oo'te,ltgAsf5 I. o,,nt,s 97p,qTt<c,
n 80 Z ~ ~ ~ " S,s5SIlt, 5sptehn,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

As a remedy for all forms Of head.
ache Electric BlLtCra has proved to bs
tue worry beat, II effects u permanent
euro, and tho most dreaded hnbitual
alex headaches yield to It's influence.
We urge all who arc afflicted 10 procure
a bottle, and gfvO this remedy u fair
trial. In cnsCs Of habitnal conslipa-
ilon Electric BiltorS Curos by giving
the mood iono TO tho bowolB, and fow
cnaos long rnoi8t tho usO Of this mcdi.
cine. Try II oncO. Large bottles only
ATTY cents at Logan Drug Co.'B Drug
Hlnfn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

Dttr-Crelmory choice, soc. county choice
por 10, l9aljc; country good, case; county
lair. 90
barrels. lUal9c per dozen.
Porilry-PTlco per pound; Old roo'ten Aloci
chickens spring i2llbc; geese, 5lAJJc etchi helN
Tasc; ducks, young las
Tr,piaH ~Fnti,-INmaaS 81 2sNt "a per box;
bauAnns, sl0litM per bunch California oranges
$3.50 Mes.iuA si&
I~eJsabo-Now potatoes, = IalO) per barrel
curimb1n. .ni per hok Baltimore cncnmber',
7Jc per basket; ruspBcrrics, toc per quart To-
mat0cs, 81 per crate; bcOtS, l5c perd0Li beans,
500 per bu parsley, i2lIr per doL; mint 20
per d1G oyster 1lant 50c per doL; rhubatb'
i5a0c per doz; egg plant siOJpe CARROTS,
gls pcr lok. eastern onions g - per bull
gooseberrles 81 Is per bu crutn Cherries q ~
per bucket; grcen apples, 2llljc per basket
watcrnclonS IS O)aSO On per lOl BlacEberTlei,
lie Der Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

DlstrOaRIng kidney aud bladder die.
OnsoI relieved IN six hours by tho "NEw
dngAr soUru AIEuCAS KmNGY Guns"
This now remedy ~ a great surprise on
account Of il0 exceeding prnmptngss In
rolioving pniu In tho bladder, kldncye,
back aad OvOry part ui the urinary pnsa.
MOO In mnlu OF female. IL tolinvns 10.
tnntiun Of wntof nnd pain Us passing u
nlmoBt Immediately, II YOU want quick
rcllol and Curo this IL your romOdy,
Sold by H. II. List, druggist, Wheeling
w. Vn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

Rslg1ti BHsi-ilnVng. dry. per d., IN ds'
mand.p OlaI %: I]AssairlN, bark, per To-, sl9t;
EGss4tra.oH. ass ID, 4ltilt. May apple rllt, p2t
ID. dSTc. yellow root golden sOlO, PSF 10, lsl
SJr: blood root psflb.. laj'. Ssnnra snake tD1L
pcrlb.. fires Of TOP. 3JlIir: West HlGsinil Snt-,
root per To-. .ilic. nlus root, per 10, ilua ia
sc. elm bark, pct 10. fci wild ehstFT Bats
per h.. lal9Dc.
Bsiu-Phmonew hanl.plckcl mcllIu, SlGji
primo new hlnl.plckei navy, sou
W0o'-FIne washed ljllGc; ir OF Tor IN
wa,hcd; medium uuwaShei ijatGgi medium
washed iGalSc.
H1Hsy-ln the comb. per ID. ililbN
R~lJI-C0uuITy MIXED 'iilc pet IL.
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Nov ~Yortt-fIour. receipts WI1 barrels OK.
tnflH 4, 100 barrels strs a,bIl passages ualAtt
barely steady, uwinVi IN the iight drmnud Wheat,
Iprcinn " iUD hushcls, exports II 40 bushels,
ihluI i.lgi.0W bushels " iutlful aud WODl bush
els NJ spot. br0t market Irregular opilnuI
uunnHl weak, closing rs MI from last rlgit
uluaIIN May 1917 July TIarj August 1i'4r,
perttubot 7i'sC. October T!l,U; Drp1mbft 1Hsr.
Cora. |fpu1tuts |ui.1n1 bngliul'j UNuUtt, i7l,aDl
bushels. sales HJ,UII bushels N futures nul.
iiJ.UJI hushola NJ fUOti FpUi market steady up.
lions ulyduuHi carly uu light receipts. Clutlug
Va hlPh0f ClnglnF July NDr September i1'.r
uais, tvcolp4 Npri huainlt aalet 2tUll huthttt
VI futures aud Gi,O1l huslglg 0i srOlI spot MAR
lot rt.ipt, nulinuN uilnl dull and ioittrrlra,,
but rlu1Dl HiHlly nj unuhnuful ufrot rtUluF.
July 'ft,u. HnNiUmbut Iiitg Hay firm Hops
pag}. tftIrt HfFa, HHpHs' Nyfes DIES "a S. ~ u.s.
ne Leather luH llNni steady t1tIncnig ilfni
Lard weaker. western steam closed nj N ~
asked Pork dull anl lower. butter nttni
WUHtun ltlfy R'5pl9lt Lggt uH'y IullDw lull
mud rwy futtn ttrniy. %fntrrntinn ttnrfi1.
llIrn HtplIy, CulipHsrpd M Inactive nnl uDlui
nal CONGO. Uuilnnt upoirl lull rlpAing dull
aud unchanged nt o UIlniA not lurllnc tn3tfh.
raw quiet fnlrul quiet
Philadelphia Wheat firm, No 2 led iuly
7On7Dlt0 Aurisl Nii0I e., FNniruuuf i1'iniIN N
october ilitillir tom steady 80. 2 mixed
Jus IlNln' ~ AUGUST ttilI'Hg aUniCmbrt 1l'tn
tli,n, uglUUgt ltlsnai,u. uai, unchanged, No
2 whliG July allinili,c i NlGu1t u8tllul SEP
tcnU0t s]OaIJilgi October UlsnjlG Dhilof lfini
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

Gmht-Wheit 100 por bushol, Corn, por
bushol, ear lplm store, 100, Q1a, out oil store,
western crop, &c per bush0L
EiqHr-FahuY roller mill winter wheat, WOOD
al 81 p per barrel; paper, 81 10 par barrels spHng
wheat Minlohlha 800 IN sanE, 81 80 per BARREL
Old wheat, Famous s. 8tn sack, s. 10 wood
Galaxy. $40 Ia sack. $40 In barrol: Plllsblry
tlour, 81 Tjlu wood aud ono-olghlh cotton " %
m paper,
Rsi-Bran SIS NOT ton; middliugI S9
portion. iiJ, bHlO1 $500 nor tom nov nay
$50 Straw, loose aud haled $ " per ton
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Wnrg occasion demands In iSo, Try
Do vita Witch Hazel Hnlyo. II "
cseltHg 10 burns, stops paIa Instantly,
rlonnspl, a perfect hcnlcr for Scalda OF
skin cfuptionh Always DutDl pll0L
Logan Drug Co., WhoOlina W Va, H.
r. Peabody Bcnwoot, and BOwiOG CO..
bridgeport, D.
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Now YorN-On the part Of many new buyers
there wa, more or less attention extended and
I'M a moderate wny considerable business was
Jnmp In brown and blCHchpd COttOns, woFttcd
adj Naleit dtcss good, dlmct fabrics aud other
reasonable speCliliics Spring weight wot'lchs
nul wO0!ans had q greater share OF interest
manIic,iri by tho many purchasers present ana
many c~nGagoncnis were lhld oul lot 1htiy or.
lar MI kinds NJ goods and some makes oil cotton
hlnnEnIa mo ton Dor cont hIghor.
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~Clle-Ertn 1000 to 4. LOO lbs. IOt4c; cool.
90 TO 100 lbs, 3i.aiG good. so n 800 lbs,
3Llsyc: iair. 7Ol 10 sJl lbs. 2lfalc: Common.
63i TO 100 lbs, 9t,a2}ae; bulls, ih,a.54ei cows. -.
Ho1i-Etim, l5aiEi good. DIajc; common
taiIc.
ss;p-EIim 2a2Ho; gool, ilsa2c; common,
10 10 .5jc; lambs. Ease,
Frssl COEi-sljl!G. calves, Saii,t
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IN A NEW COUNTRY.
One of West vlrgIuIa's MOst
Charming Summer Resorts,
A BALTIMORE MAN IN RANDOLPH

Is Enthusiastic over tho Grand soOn-
DRY and the Health Giving Ozone.
A Rapidly Developing Region
About PinkcnS-A Rich Coal aud
Lumber sootlou-areat opportunI.
ties for tho Investment OF Capital,
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ottAh n oorr2r and W. W. irwin,
druggists, will toll YOU that JohHseas
Magnetic OIL always pivos ]patiaiaclion
and In tho %chcnposL 81 W Bi2o ~ Coniaj
JO cont sizn - ronls.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features of tho MonoI anil stock
nInrkels.

Tho Features OF tho MonoJ unH STOCK
Markets.
SER YORK. July iG.-Mouey on call Cnsy at
1 per ccai: last loan l por cent; closed at l
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5aipcr cent.
sterling exchange drm at 81 sal sJH. Silver
certificates G7sGit.c,
The stock market was again to-day IN the con
troll Of the traders aud asa result speculation was
uncertain and the great bulk Of business wA'in
the ~luduUdalA Speculation opgucd dull u
the lut prlccV made Wcfc generally below tho
clu,lhg ngIru4 Of last night, Directly after II
O'Clock a drlyi was made against Leather pre-.
fertcd. which resulted ~ a loss Of ~ per cent.
Tho general market also saggel, bHt So Sht5 8
fractional extent. Before noon the pressure
was removed. but al attack on Chicago Gas
broke that stock seriously aud communicated
the weakness 10 the entire list
bonds were quiet win higher rric1S ruling
until near the ClUtc Of tho late session, when
heavy sales OF tho speculative issues gAyca weak
tOns TO the closing, The sale, were sl,2ii Oh
The total snloi OF stocks to-day were 3I26
shares.
t.,yaryg,npt R9uta uFw
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oil CIty-Opcned ~ 81 dlE; highest 81 Ol'
rols. torrance 5000 barrels shipments Il'O5
barrels; Sius O.Sij barrels
Now YorR-rcttoicum heavy clio Sod offered
a A.
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Nav Ynrk-plg iron firm, Copper strong;
exchange price Sll Ol Lead strong DtpkcrS proc
500 lin nrm; straits ST. Plates steady
shelter steady. domestic 81 20
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Q
Weekly Report of the Local Wholesale
Markets In all Lines.

The only remarkable changes TO note IN mar
kot prices this week is a further decline IN
wheat, tour falling in sympathy.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

Time Table No n. to take q iri' l'lla ia,
w Annlnn MnNnLuhAE Nd lall

Time Table No H. ~ take q lri' l'lla ID,
SUNDAY November ~ 1871
Leave wheeling -lsiOl tyiD ll!ila m, Iltti
sI!ii. Il.p. 1905 y No.
Leave ~rentnguia $50, t9i5t, ittii3h mrtllA
taill. 1893, 1905 T. 49,
Leave MAtiiu's ~F1rty-l9ll 1901 lllDlh nli
tg0. am tllp p!lA
Arrive Terminal uncllDn- ISM tlOJl liib5
m. tlaS, 7l1l. nD l1h r.m
siiIiO H., iiIhJ, IiOi ton, Isl. u y II.
Leave MUiIhg fNrfy H - lliOi imp' llh
iti5. Ii'il Ii.lp Isltl o. iu
leave Peninsula -l7'3llJIlAm, 'll1l, lllL
tliiT, Iisg5. Is.N. y NJ.
Ill5, Ilri, tilBl, lDtUip ~.
tbaiiy tDAliy except sunday, isiuiari dilf
Iitfalus will run on lauetu IinA
tx TAUS3lu, sup0tiuIJnipns
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RAILROADS.

MNM BALTIMORE & OHIO.
Departure and arrival OF
trains at Wheeling, East
E3SkhHISNSer time. Schedule in Of.
Sgp kA4gaNs fSiect May u, 1856
SG MAIN LINE EAST.
N&fNnRCs For baltimore, PhllRdel
Nw444ST phla aud New York l?!gJ
%SyTE93| a. NJ, $40 ,. m. daily, and
lls2O an, except Monday.
Cumberland Express, ll2ga N. daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 80 a. IL, daily
Grafton Accommodation. $40 p. M, daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, 800 and Sl5
q. n. and SIS p. IN, except sunday, and lilo
p m, Saturday only.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore,
Cnmbetiand Express 1851 tn, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 p. m, eI'
cept sunday.
Moundsyillo Accommodation, 7:l0a a. IN, ex.
oopt sunday: 1Gl0 4. IN. daily, Elo aud $40
p IN. except sunday, and 7iOp II. Saturday
only.
For coiumbus aud Chicago. 7S5 and io;t5 a m.
and $40 ,. m, daily.
daily, li:iO p. m, daily, except Saturday, aud
80 O. m Sunday only.
SandusEy Mail, lob a. M. daily.
Newark AGcot1modatloa. 80 D "A dAiiy. -
St ClalSyille Accommodation, l1l5 q u. and
3;45 p, IN, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express. l:l5 a IN. and i2l9. i:o5 and
Cincinnati Express go a, n and $50 p NJ
daily.
SandusEy Mail, boo D. M daily.
NeNa ark Accommodation, l2lO p. m, daily,
O. n1atp9yG1In AnaonnV nndnfInm l1.l0 n. IN and
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OHIO RIvER RAILROAD CO.


On aud after Monday. June u. 1875. Pas
scugcr Trains will run a. follows; "DalV.
tDaily Except sunday. Central time.
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RAILROADS.
~ Pennsylvania Stations
NE pennsylvania LINES.
n..Lnn n,n h.. nnntrnN Tina


rtrErr OFFICES AZ pTNNsTLNANIA STATION Of
warm ST, Pom ~ ELEVENTH ST, WHEELING,
AT nrirnH hoTrE, MnIEiiS6, AND Az wv
PENNyYLVLNtA STATION, HRtDdEIDnr.
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Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad

onand after Saturday. February ., 1871 trains
will run as follows, city time:
LEAVE WiIfELISd, LEGyE Mn GROVE
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From Pittsburgh. 1910 q. m. and 5:jop. N,
daily, il3p IN, daily. except Saturday. l235p p.
IN. except Sunday, aud 22Sh m, sunday only.
except Sunday.
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Thn CI0Y0Ianl. L0rlIn I Wl0elInG R. R.


Time Table Ia oilocl Monday, May -, 1871
CLEVELAND Dcpot. Foot Of gouth Water Street
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HALFWAY time CARD.

Arrival aud departure OF trllni on ana aztec
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

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N. a. GABRIEL, General Passenger Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-27
THE CITIES FOR SILVER.

There seems to be an impression that
the great cities are against silver. 1t
is not true. The Record has by vote
demonstrated that it is not true of
Chicago, and the Mercury has found
the same with reference to New York.
Chicago stands two to one. The
Record is not in favor of bimetallic
coinage until such time as the minister
and parliament of her majesty. Vic
toria, queen of England. empress of
India, and guardian of American fin
ance, shall say the word, but it ac-
knoWledgeS to surprise over the bal
lots received by it and declares that the
next national election will be fought
out on this question. An overwhelm-
ing majority of the wage earners in
both Of the cities named as indicated
10y the votes are for free silver as are
a large per cent of business men who
hold that there is not enough gold i'm
the world to stand for all the worlds
redemption money; that with gold
alone not only will values be cut but
business hampared and depressed. So
the assumption that in the great cities
silver has few friends. that its friends
are only among the farming and min
ing classes is not borne out by the
facts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-27
EX-GOVERNOR CRAwFoRD's VIEWS,

Samuel ]. Crawford. ex-governor Of
Kansas. has written a letter Ia Mr.
Carter. chairman of the National Re
publican committee. He refers To the
statements, frequently heard. that our
paper and silver money are unsound
and dishonest and inquiries when they
became dishonest? Certainly" says
he. mot before the close OF the late
war, nor while our many vast indus
tries and long lines Of railway were
being constructed and put into opera
ton, nor until countless millions Of Il
had been loaned 10 the people, who
pledged their homes and farms a -
curiy.' He then goes on n say:
Now, all Of a sudden. We are told
that this money i dishonest. and that
we must adopt the single standard OF
gold. How are the people going To
pay billions 81 Indebtedness with gold
when every dollar Of IL i either buried
in the sub-treasury or hid away in the
vaults OF the banks: How can we en-
ploy the labor or carry on business
without money:
The business Of the country j. trans
acted with national hank notes. which
are not a legal tender, and silver and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-27
No MORE FOREST FIRES

! The state of Wisconsin is taking
measures to eliminate the horrors of
forest fires. The last legislature enact
ed law providing commission whose
| duty it will be to enforce, without fear
| or favor, legisla ton against the care
less use of fires i'm forests.
The machinery with which they will
work will be fire wardens in every
township exposed to forest fire. With
due amount Of vigilance the country
may be spared the now almost annual
reports from the northern states of
immense CONGREGATIONS. The plan of
preventing forest fires has been in
use in Prussia with success.
Garden and Forest. i'm its current
number, shows that, while the Prussian
government has forests TO the extent
of six million acres, not more than
eight hundred acres Of this vast area
was burned over in any one year. The
worst fires these PruSsian forests have
sustained for years was during the
months of March, April and May, two
years ago, when the weather had been
exceptionally dry. The largest area
burned over in any one place at that
time was only about DO acres. Thou
sands of acres of valuable forests have
been swept away in single American
fire. The immunity which the Prus-
sian forests enjoy from fire, Garden
and Forest shows, is owing to their
well organized management, to their
strict regulations as to the treatment
of fires, and to Il patrol service. which
is apt TO nip an incipient fire long before
1t threatens a cOnfla grafton. Through
all large forests locomotives are COM
PEELED to use spark arresters. In addi-
ton 10 this precaution the railroads
maintain clearing Oh each side of the
track, which is often cultivated by the
railroad employees Infiammable ma
terial is always kept clear from the rail-
way embankment. In addition TO this |
ditch ten or twelve inches deep and |
five to six feet wide Is maintained par |
allel with the track and on each side !
of il. Half of the losses sustained
from the enormous fires from which |
America has suffered would eUuip 1
every railroad in America with these /
plain precautions and still leave large /
sums for ADDITIONAL fire preventives. /
have large sums TO defray the expenses I
OF hanging those miscreantS who with I
malice aforethought start forest fires.