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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

FRoM all accounts ChnmbOrlain's
Cough Remedy Ia God,cnd to tho at.
nicted. There Is no advertisement
about this; We feel just like aaying it,
Tho Democrat, Carrotiton, Ky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

Last evening in tho basement Of 81,
JoBcnl'a Cathedral very enjoyable
bocinl and entertainment was gwen.
An enjoyable programme was rendered
to largo audience. The proceeds 20
toward buying books Tor tho pupils Of
tho parUChial schools
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No. 10 Fourteenth street, business location
$500
Six.roomcd house IN Peninsula, Si,SJl
-Four lots lIu Grove
No 20 South Huron slgcoL
No KcuWCky street
Building S'c, Pleasant VALLEY, fronts lSih
on National road.
Two desirable residences. WOolyl1lr
No, Is Thifty.ur,t street, i!rDDurj IEe.Aat
Desirable residence on sixteenth street
No, 90 North Front street.
Real estate OF every description
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31
BUFFALO BILLS SHOW.
1t Win Arrive Hore Early This
Mornlpg-Tho Big Parade
WILL MOVE MT 0 O'CLOCK 4, M,
Col. Cody WIN Appear at Both Per.
TormanosSund Great Exhibition is
PromlsOd-It Has been Doing Great
Business Everywhere aud No Doubt
WIN Here,

This morning at 8
o'clock Buffalo Bills
world,famous Wild West
show will arrive here on
ila special trains from
East Liverpool, o. Mr.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids viii bs received by the Board Of Regents
oitho West Virginia state Normal school aud
It's Branches al the Office OF the undersigned, rs
building Tor Marshall College Normal school, at
Huntington; alterations aud additions 10 the
old building at West Liberty; addition 70 thg
present building At fAirmont, aud n new build
iuE at ShCphcrlStOWn,
drawings may b. seen. on and after August
% 1885, at each OF the above named places for
the building TO be there erected, aud Tor all the
building, aI the office OF Hon T. ). Riley. IN
Wheeling: First National Bank In Hunting
ton tho Office Of Hon. F. ". GilGCson, In Par
kcr.burg aud az the Onice OF the state suporin'
lcudeuI Of Free Schools In Charleston
The bids will h0 opened at Petersburg, W.
Va, September 10, is9i, where bids not sent 10
Charleston. will be received mp To the hour OF
noon on the ,aid 10th day OF September, 1885
Tho right IS reserved TO reject any or oil bids.
VIRGIL A. LHWlS.
President OF the Board ni Regents OF the West
Vlrginla State Normal School and It, Branches,
aug
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MRS. HARRIS SCHOOL
---fOR--
Young Ladies
and Children.
i5iG NtnrHOt 81, whoolIug, w VI.

FIN mutual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER ~. 1893 III, school offer a
complete hhl thorough education IN ruAriirI
MOnrlS LASUuNUrN nnd llprtIiug
knCtAl advantages nNCIul rfnluntra from
Public tchnnl, and nihOiS who desire 10 utir,u"
higher huurhu, NJ study
Methods aud course NJ lUltturtlnu rntnutro
inNORbly with tho boat frminiflc, In ihc g,nn,
nv.
loIVtccclyci IN tho Primary aud lnlcrmcdl.
nlo Departments For circulars OF Interview,
Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal, Wheeling, W. Va
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

No. 81 Sixteenth stree, at a bargain # o.I
this week.
No l7J Sixteenth street, sIxTooned brick. 1,
a bargain.
No. u Fourteenth street Three|st0Y brick
dwelling at Il bargain.
mo. 1891 Linn street BelVedege addition Co..
tag house cheap.
No. lOH Chnpl.ne street, brick dwelling 10,
3JXs0. AZ II bargain,
Sweeney Foundry lots are IN demand now
Buy one while they arc cheap. sold w yeiy
easy terms
ROLF &c ZANE,
uDfFUTtt.NHfF.t
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TO LOAN.
WANTED.

TyTANTED-A FIRsECLAsS COOK.
w Must c3m, VOL recommended Apply
OF Ct Fourteenth street nus
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WANTED OPERATOR FOR
w Tailor Shop. Apply to a. HELM
RRECIT. 500 Jacob street aNaJ"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-24
Sixteenth Day.

On Friday the Senate adopted joint
resolution providing for committee
to investigate the state offices. AS the
Republicans are in a minority in that
branch, the Populists and Democrats
combined made a provision that there
should be three Populists, three Repub
licans and one Democrat on the com
mittee of seven. 1t also made provis
ion to go back six years in the investi
CATION, so as to include the doings of
the Seventh General Assembly, of uu-
savory memory. The Senate then ad-
journed until Monday.
When the resolution reached the
House Saturday it was attacked by
the Republicans, who have large ma
jority in that body, as being partisan
and unfair. Some of the Populists ad-
mitted that the Senate was dictatorial
in deciding the political composition Of
the division of the committee allotted
to the House, but the discussion was
mostly of n partisan nature.
The resolution was amended to give
the speaker Of the House the authority
to appoint the four members from the
House, and as he would no doubt ap-
point three Republicans and one Pop
ulist II the Senate agreed to the amend
ment, that would give the Republicans
a majority in the committee. 1t was
also decided to limit the investigation
to four years, thus leaving out the Sew
enth General Assembly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-24

Republicans and two Populists for that
body, thus securing for the coalition a
majority of one in the committee, pro-
vided the House agrees to the resolu-
tion as amended.
At 4:3O the Senate went into execu-
tive session on batch Of appointments
sent in by the governor. The follow
iusing were confirmed:
Judge of the Court of Appeals-Jul-
ius B. Bissell of Arapahoe county.
Penitentiary Commissioner-Willia
ii. Meyer of Costilla county.
Warden State Reformatory-John A.
Mcdonald of Conejos county.
Member of the Board of Control
State Industrial school-C. p. Hoyt,
jefferson county.
Trustee Insane Asylum-Dr. ]. Il.
Eskridge, Arapahoe county.
Mrs. Berry, the present warden of
the state reformatory, was reappointed
by the governor to fill the unexpired
term, which ends on April 1. Her
nomination was confirmed.
The nominations of John Cleghorn
for warden of the penitentiary and
Gordon Land as state fish and game
warden, were not confirmed, but were
referred to special committee to De
reported on Monday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-24
VISIT I COULD.

wisht could go back, little. n be bog
agin.
A-jerkin' tho minners with little croo ked
pin:
N hear the frogs a.gruntIn' Is git 'em on
the jump
N mo skeered wusser n they was, whom they
hit the water plump
Wisht could go loahn cross tho medder
smellin' sweet,
sNfeel tho sassy daisies aticklin o. my feet,
All the while s-noddin' n a.smilln up At mo
Wisht could 20 back n bo like I u ter be
W1rht could 90 t'morrer. n hnd EN- all tho
same
A. saey was the day ler make bigger
name:
N sse dear old mother-sIways skeery-at
the gate,
I.sss she uster wait fer me, whenever I was
late
Wssht could look In heaven n see her thare
t'day.
IN sit tender smile o. love. like when went
away;
I feel like it would help mo to battle here with
sin
wisht could 20 back awhile, n be boy azin
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-24
Afternoon TeA.

They were at an afternoon tea, and
each held in her delicately gloved
hand q cup Of amber fluid, which she
slipped daintily with souvenir spoon.
But their technical knowledge OF tea
would have made a tea experts hair
stand on end. II like Fedora best" F"
one of them was saying sweetly. EDO
youP" said the other; "now prefer
Solong, because there is no nicotine
in it." "Talking of tea brandsP"
asked q society bride futteringly, 81
just adore Boohoo; it's made in China,
you know" "Well, afternoon tea Ia
good enough for me, warbled socie-
ty bud who didn't know anything but
real knowledge, and wouldn't bother
her wavy head with tea kinks. But
the hostess, who had served Formosa,
and Souchong, and Rohea sighed to
think of the ignorance that some
times existed in social circles.-De-
troit Free Press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-24
CHAPTER VII.
The Watch-DOp.

As she approached the bedside, she
started and almost uttered a cry. The
wounded man had turned upon his
pillow, and with eyes wide open was
steadfastly regarding her. His ex-
preston was cold and strange, yet not
altogether without gentleness. With
low moan he moved his hand as if
to extend it toward her; but faint with
the effort, he sunk back, signing pain
fully.
Trembling with agitation she drew
near and gently arranged the pillow
beneath his head. AS she did so, he
turned his eyes again upon her.
"Fraulein-"
His voice was faint and sounded as
II far away.
"Do not attempt to speak, mon
sieur," she whispered. "You are
safe here. Try to sleep"
There was short pause, broken
only by the Germans heavy breath
ing; but presently he spoke again.
1.-The doctor thought was insen-
sible," he murmured; but II was lis
tening. Now that we are alone, ac-
cept my blessing and my thanks for
your sweet charity"
"Hush! compose yourself" replied
the girl ..Do not excite yourself,
monsieur. Your life perhaps depends
on perfect rest"
..Perchance-whok knowsp" he mur-
INJURED, family, after a moan of pain.
..Oh, lady! men are devils-doubly
devils-in such cruel times as these;
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-24
That Winter Night.
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN.
CHAPTER VI-CoNrrNUEp.


Slowly and gloomily the men car
ried the prisoner along the woodland
path, across the gardens, and up the
steps of the terrace. The door stood
wide open, with the female servants
clustering ti1nidly on the threshold.
To their eager questioning Blanche
made no reply. but signalled the men
to push on into the hall. She led the
way, and they followed her to large
bedroom on the first floor, communi-
eating by folding-door with a small
sitting-room, elegantly fitted up as a
sort of study, and containing, in ad-
dition to the other furniture, small
harmonium. Here the chevalier had
sat and studied, or played upon the
instrument, of which he was very
fond. Sometimes Blanche had played
to him, or, sitting at his feet, read to
him aloud.
The countrymen withdrew, and the
wounded man was left alone in the
bed-chamber with the doctor and the
old housekeeper. Blanche waited in
the adjoining room, till DR.. Huet,
opening the folding-doors, signalled
to her to enter. Approaching the bed
side. she saw the German lying, still
insensible in the bed. One arm was
extended on the coverlet, the other
hidden. The mud and blood had been
washed from his face, leaving it pale
and distinct in all its lines; the look
OF pain had faded, and the breathing,
though still labored, was softer and
more subdued. Blanche stood look
ing at him for some moments in silent
pity, then she turned to the doctor,
and said, in a low voice:
doctor, is he much hurt? Are
you sure he will recover?"
"Of course, if he is looked after. l
have extracted the bullet, and care
fully dressed the wound"
Then he will not diep"
"Diep Not he. Unfortunately, l
cannot remain; our own wounded re-
quire my attention, and the man must
take his chance"
doctor, I will watch him!" said
Blanche, "Quick! tell me what to do. :"
"You, mademoiselle! Impossible!
1t is no task for you. have given
Dame Fevereau her instructions, and
she will do her best"
"f my father were wounded and q
prisoner" "would suffer another's
hands to tend himP No, doctor; my
place is here. Dame Fevereau is old
and feeble; am strong and young.
As would have some tender German
woman watch him l love in his cruel
hour Of need, even SO I will watch
this stranger"
"Very we'll; as you WILL" said the
doctor. Goodnight, and God be with
you! I shall be here some time to-
morrow, and see how the poor devil
progresses"
So saying. with a respectful salute,
Huet took his leave. By this time
night had fallen. The sun had sunk
among clouds, which presently began
drifting up from the west before the
driving and rising wind. Drawing
open the blinds of the sitting-room,
Blanche saw the darkness outside was
full of troubled glimmer, thrown by
thickly falling snow, the first that had
fallen that year. How thankful she
felt to God that he had turned her
troubled heart to mercy, and caused
her to shelter the helpless stranger
from the storm!
She looked at her watch; then,
closing the window again, she re-
turned to the sick-chamber,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-24
Tale of . New York Cat.

A New York cat had quite an ex-
perience the other day. 1t was sit
ting on fourth story window sill,
when the window was closed behind it,
leaving it in its perilous position. Its
cries brought to the neighborhood all
the cats in the vicinity, and they sal
on the pavement looking up at their
quondam companion, mingling their
cries with hers. When she was finally
rescued her claws were found deeply
buried in the old and half-rotten wood.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-24
Fifteenth DAY.

The entire afternoon was spent in
the Senate in n wrangle over the pro.
posed investigation committee. Sever
al times the body became badly mud
died up and it was with difficulty that
the mass of amendments and substi-
tutes to the original resolution Of Sena-
tor Drake were disentangled. A vote
was finally reached and the Populists
carried the day by a strict party vote,
securing the appointment Of one Re-
publican, one Democrat and one Popu-
list on the committee from the Senate,
and directing the House to appoint two
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-24
His Own Affair.

Filkins-Strange that Himan. VIII
runs . matrimonial agency, the yer.
man who should know better, ha
made himself liable to prosecution TO
bfgamy.
Wilkins-So I told him, but hi
answer was: "Business is business.
Puck.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-24

Several Laramie engineers have re-
ceived ten-days' lay-off for fat wheels
made, 1t is alleged, by too much steam
pressure.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22
NO. 45.-H. T.. NO. 457.

NO. 4S.-H. II. NO. 457
AN ACT for the levy and collection or
special assessments In cities having
population of less than twenty-five tnOu-
sand (25,ooo inhabitants, and to provide
for the payment in installments of assess
ments for local improvements, anu to issue
bonds or certificates of Indebtedness for
the amount of such instalments.
BE it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That any city within the
state having population of less than
termined by the national or state census
next preceding the making of any assess
ment such as hereinafter mentioned, and
whether organized and existing under
general or special law. in add ion to any
powers that now are or hereafter may be
by law conferred upon it relating to me
upon property abutting upon or benenteu
by any public Improvement made within
any such city, shall have power ana au-
thority by a majority vote Of the city
council of any such city, to provide by
ordinance, bylaw or resolution, that any
such assessment or any part Thereon may
be paid In annual installments or any num-
ber not exceeding ten llV,, with interest,"
upon such deferred installments, payable
annually at rate not exceeding SIX (6)
Sec 2. That when any such improve
ment shall be fully completed the city
council Of any such city shall proceed to
cost of such improvement or any part
thereof shall be assessed, and shall make
and levy an assessment to defray such
cost which assessment may distinctly de-
scribe each tract or parcel of land in
cluded in such assessment and the amount
assessed against each such tract or parcei.
Such assessment may be substantially in
the following form, viz:
The city council of the city Of. ........
doth hereby assess and levy upon and
against the several lots and parcels of land
below described and situate in said city,
the respective sums of money set opposite
each such lot or parcel.
This assessment is made to defray the
cost and expense of ........ along ........
street, from ........ street to
street, in said city.
Said lots or parcels of land abutting upon
such Improvement are assessed upon the
basis Of ........ per foot front, and SAID
lots not AUDITING upon but benefited by
such Improvement upon the basis of
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

NO. Sos. f.. NO. 453
AN ACT to license and regulate the bust
ness of storage companies and public
warehousemen (other than warehouse
men of grain in bulk), and to provide PEN
~ .sliN Tor " oiatin1, of tho same. q
B Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
~ State of MINI esota: SIS
Section 1. The governor may license any
suitable person, persons or corporations es-
tablfShed under the laMsyof this state, and
/ having their place or places Of business
sW- his sfatp. to carry on the business
or storage companies or public warehouse
warehouses for the STORAGE of goods wares
and merchandise. etc, excepting grain in
bulk. Said license must be obtained within
thirty days from and after: the passage
of this bill, upon the payment into the
treasury of the state or the sum of ten
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

4 @ NO. 46.-S. T. NO. %.
IAN ACT entitled IAN act to provide for
( the establishing Of section or property
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

Done at meeting of said city council,
held this. .... day OF. ......, y. D........
Attest: ..............
Mayor.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

NO. AS. F. NO. 9.
Indebtedness of municipalities ana
Observation-Disclosures partially annexed 10
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section |. In all cases heretofore re
which a part of any township or a
part of any village, or IN Whlcn a
municipality shall have been or shall be an
neXed to any city in this state by legisla-
tive act or otherwise. and in which no pro-
vision shall have been or shall be made for
the payment or adjustment OF the indebted
ness of the municipality or quasi-munici-
is taken. the city to which such annexa-
ton is made shall assume and pay such a
PROMOTION of the bonded or other indebted
ness of such discovered or divided munich
pality or quasi-municipality as shall be
agreed upon between the municipalities af-
fected by such annexation. or as shall be
determined by the tribunal authorized to
determine the same as hereinafter provided.
Sc. 2. III case of the annexation in the
future of any territory to a city. as ,afore-
said. the common council or other govern
ing body of the city to which such annexa-
ton is made and the board of supervisors
or other governing body of the township or
municipality or quasi-munfcipality from
which such annexed territory Is taken shall
within thirty t30) days from the time when
such annexation actually takes place pro-
coed to adjust the Indebtedness of such dis
severed territory and to determine the pro-
portion thereof that each of said n:nnici-
palities or districts of territory affected
shall bear, and in so doing they shall take
into account the relative values of the ter
ritories annexed and that remaining in the
discovered municipality or quasi-municipal-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

general management and care Of the same,
snail be under the control and direction
-.'no.'
And each elector voting on such resolu-
ton shall make cross opposite the yes
Provided, that whenever such resolu-
ton is to be voted upon, the town clerk
shall give notice thereof in his notice Of
annual town meeting.
Sec 2 That upon the passage of such
a resolution the election of road overseers
and the collection Of poll tax in such
ished, and the control Of f. the ee roads and
bridges of such township shall be trans
ferred to the supervisors, and all the duties
now imposed and powers conferred by
law on the overseers of highways hereto
fore elected in such township shall devolve
upon the supervisors thereof.
Sec. 3. That thereafter all taxes as
SeSsed for making and repairing roads
shall be paid in money and collected as
other taxes are collected for other town
ship purposes, and shall be paid out by the
township treasurer on warrants or orders
as other moneys for other township pur-
poses are PAID.
Sec 4 The supervisors of each township
in this state which shall have awaited itself
Of the provisions of this act shall have
the full supervision, management and con-
troll Of the making and repairing of all the
roads and bridges in such township, and
may make and repair the same by hire
or by contract, and for tnat purpose may
appoint a competent person or persons to
superintend the making and repairing
of all roads and bridges, who shall hold
yisors and who shall make his report to
the supervisors at such times as they may
designate. He shall receive as compensa.
the supervisors, not exceeding the sum o1
two 2) dollars per day, to be paid as other
claims against the town. are paid
IS Sec. 3. Every person appointed as such
superintendent or roads and bridges, before
ha enters lli1On dllffnS of his office nd
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

me- .E0.-S. H. NJ 4Vl
AN ACT to fix and regulate the salaries
and compensation of the officers and en-
ployes Of certain cities in the State of
Minnesota, and to confer certain powers
and duties upon the common councils
thereof in relation thereto.
BE it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That in all cities Of the State
of Minnesota having population OF over
one hundred thousand goo. 1000 Inhabitants
and not exceeding one hundred and sixty
five thousand Gigs. O0O) inhabitants, ac-
cording to the then last completed
state or national census. the COM
mon council thereof shall, at any
time after the passage of this act and
as often as they deem proper, have power
and authority by three fourths vote of
all the members thereof to fix and regulate
the salaries and compensation of and for
any and all of the officers, deputies, assist.
ants. clerks and employees Of such city, or
any board or department. thereof. "a here
matter specified, without regard to how
the same have heretofore been fixed or es-
tablished. YssasIe
Sec. 2. In the fixing and regulation or
such salaries or compensation the common
council Of any such city shall have no
power or authority to fix. provide for or
allow, directly or Indirectly, any greater
sum as salary or conversation for any Of
| fcer. deputy, assistant. clerk or empiOye
OF any such city Except mayor or comp
| troller during the term for which they were