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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16
pINANOM AND rItAnN.
Tho Feature, III lhp SIonoy mud stOOa
Ninrheis.

NAUfAeiHs
MN ToRN, August i5,-Honcy on call easy ri
lper cent last loan per c'nt, closed at por
cont Prime mercantile paper 3Aalt per cent
sterling exchange clalerats 81 sgg.al sgIa. SILVER
certificates CjliGG7l.c
Tho share speculation to-day was without i'm
portant feature, Tho touo OF the market was
better than yesterday but the trading was dull
unto stagpegey, The frost scare having AuhsI'
dcd, there was some covering In tho Changers
aud the iAcl that no further CngngoWcnH OF goa
Tor shipment 10 Europe were ANNOUNCED heiPeu
10 strengthen the general market The easier
tone VI the sterling exchange market was also
favorable influence The movement Of prices
vas yygy strong IobReea was weak In tho exc
CuliOn Of selling Onlen lrOm the west and south
induced by the reported progress OF the npposl-
ton 10 the trust, After an Irregular opening
prices declined under the leadership OF Tobacco
but quickly steadled aud before midday had re-
corded general advance
In tho tnAl trading New Jersey Central pToEe
pOr cent, but rallied !, The market closed
ilrm and generally higher
Bonds were Irregular With EaleS OF sl,si9,OO
Government bonds pastef tot new iouFs AND
liycs, steady for old tours
state bonds Inactive.
llailrORl bonds Irregular, .,
Tho total sales OF StOCEs To-Day were l39,3O4
shares
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

Special Dipatch 10 Ge MtCiilsacfr
CoNcoRD UHuRcH, ", Va, August II,
The Peabody institute opened at this
place yeitorday, Tho attendance was
very good for the tlrst day, there being
lib enrolled, and n number of other
teachers have since arrived. DR., James
A. QuarIOs, oil VirginIR, Ia here and
will deliver twelve lectures during the
institute, lie leClurOd onH hour yester'
day and was greatly OnioVod by tho
teachers and visitors. Prof. George $.
LaidlNy, OF Charleston, will conduct the
lnatitute, W, 7. BaFbs, esq, ia also
hero, lilo Ia making friends rapidly,
aud Il ia expected that 10 will add much
TO tho interest Of the institute,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

sr. LOUIS, Auguat l5.-Emmot Divers,
the negro who outraged and then killed
Mira. Cain near Fulton. Mo-, couple Of
weeks AGO. aud who was brought hero
for saio keeping, was taken from tho
sheriff at Fulton about | o'clock this
morning by mob and hanged to u rail.
road bridge. Divers was taken from
hero yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff Buchanan, OF Galloway county,
and arrived at Fulton some tlmc atICr
midnight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

A uonr kickud IT, s. shnior. Of tho
Ffoomycr lIou,c, hllddlcburg, n, " on
tho knOo, which laid hin up In bod
aad caased tho kHeo iaiHL to become
alIn. A IrIonl recommended him to
u1o ChambOrain'o Pain Balm, which lo
did, md lit two hnyp VIVA nbto to hn
around. MIR. ShalOr has recommended
il To many others aud anyi II Ia excel.
liant Tor any kind Of q brnmO or apfain.
ThIA salnO liomOdy IL alaO famous for
ia cures Oi rheumatism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

A friend Ia necd IL friend indeed.
and not less than ono million people
have found just such friend In BE-
Kings Now Discovery for consumption,
coughs aud colds II you hayo never
ugCd this great cough medicine, Qua
trial will convince you that 1t has won.
derful curative powers in all diseases OF
throat, cheat aud lunga. Each bottle Is
Guaranteed TO do all that Ia claimed or
money vii, 30 refunded. Trial bottles
roe at sho Logan Drug Company'J drug
store. Largo bottles 6Oc and 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

ChIcnEo-Caillo steady common to cxtrn M.
tive steers 8 GDni GD' WuckOn and ioodoN 81 hOa
~. cows aud hcitcrsSl 9tn3 70, bulls 81 7jR3 10;
yCn calves q 7ini a. Hogs WCnk; heavy ~ i0a
~; mixed lots 81 25Ri N. light weights q 4OA
90 Sheep strndy; native, a. GOA OO WESTERN
sheep 81 Ginl q. lambs unchanged. Receipts
Cattle, 1900 head calves, l,O)Ohcadi hogs 1000
hrll sheep, l20m head
Inst Inherit -Catttn steady at unchanged
prices llOgt weak mud lover prime light
weights g. OOnj ~ medium 81 pOai 0Oi common to
iaIf YOfkOH u 1inl sji rOughs 81 2hni 20 Sheep
nul lhmb, worry slow NJ yesterdays prices
Clnoimnhii-.llOg slow aud 5RlOo lower At
81 O0hl 40 receipts LOCO head shipments 40
mono.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

Now Torh-Agcnts have advanced prices NJ
follows All brands Of Galuer printed fabrics &c
each. Gllgrhgc and full width SG.inch blCRchcd
IN, IN III a, chiffon "a and Giendajc AAI IA.
inch brown Cutluns 70 each; MOnOhnnSott 50.
iHeb bleRcbed cattehH 70 &c Senate half
hcnchcd COtOns 10 6t,G Booth standard sheet
lna lisc Nntchuz 3d.lnCh brown shCctlngs
tnOiCo l6inch nicachCf cOltons 10 Go. Forget.
Mc.Sgt aGiuch blcarhcd cottOns 10 &C.; Japan
Uaunt)rS Woodbury.. liallaflyll0 and Paragon
20 inch hicAchpl cuiiOns a. each. There was an
improved demand and moro business doing In
MI Glasses Of cotton goods, Printing cloths nrm
nj Be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

SroMAcn aud Bowel Complaints nro
bost relieved by tic timely u7o Of DO
Wits Collie and Cholera Cure Insist
on having this preparation. Don't take
any othoE Logan Drug Co., Wheeling,
W. Va, d. +. Peabody. BOnwood, and
Bowio & Co., bridgeport, o. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

DlAunnd;A phouli boAtoppcd prompt.
lN II soon bcCOnlos chronic. DO
Wits Collie and UholOrA CIro IL OilSc.
tive, safe and certain. Hundreds Of
loallmnutala bear wlluaSs 10 tho vlFluS
N tliia great medicine. II eau alWaya
bu depended upon, Its uIo saves limo
nHd money Logan Dtug Co., Wheel.
Ing W. Va, H. i. poabOdy, lonwood,
and DOwlO K Uoi bridgeport, y. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

Do pnrc aud uqo that old aud wcll.triod
remedy, Mus. wr@bow'BSoormNa SYRur
for children locthing. 1t soothgi tho
child Boitoni tho guma, alays all pain,
curos wind collie and Is tho best reno.
dy for aiarrhma Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. MwrIw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry
limo Table No 10. 10 take . tn'i il'llA
SUNDAY November " 1874

limo Table No il IN take . lost ll!llA IN,
SUNDAY November " 1874
LpayO wheeling -lsiOj llbp lliiilA IN, tii2l
Sl!lb, IljO ipW ~ IN.
Leave ichIn,nlR is Od, S!Si, liiiija motliA
Leave MRfili., lGtty -lS.li 1881 lliiSiA IN,
AZ ", cJ!H lliil.ip.ll
Afflyo decentralization is!l7 IlOiUI, tltJI
n. me- t'3aS, NiA}, ti3W W1W y. IN
Leave Terminal Junction -i7ill, 1901 4 IN,
si2IiO n H. HOO IlOi. hll, N, VI T. IN
Leave MhrlinstCrty MS lDlW a ~. ll!IL
ilO, Ill0 h,IN lhlh' ~ ~.
Ichyo l'CnlnWlu A,lj.liAm, 'il!ji, iiiL
N!i7. lara lSiS H. M,
"tttlVC WNccIus 3,lo, ll,n a n, 'tiAL
NlI fllA, t,Al ipbtr ~
tDally tDAliy except SlndiD ilindAu Only
Allltaius will run IN RAtCth Fine
b,k PAuS5id, superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

New NnrlS- Zig Iron Gtll mud fairly active.
southern Ell lntl w, northern sll OOhli No.
Copper strong brokers' price %, exchange
pfru sl2 70 toii strong, brokers price af,c.
exchange price @ al'g Tin quiet, sprliOt
uulUt, domestic el no.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

Dn cuts -.ppeRcd Rtei "a, blghest 81 2S,towrRt
81 2t closed III VI al sales 1000 barrels, clear.
huCOg GOW barrels, shipments BSCll barrels runs
5000 barrels
Now, Yurk-ietfoloun nrlni closed at 81 Is
bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

That you cannot DO wcll unless you
baYs pure, rich hlaad2 II you arc weak
tired, lnngnid aud all run down, II u DO,
cause your blood Ia Impoverished ana
ianha ytnity Thnan troubles may Vs
overcome BY llool'a Sar1aDarllIa Oo'
callso Hoods Saraaparllln makes purC,
rich blood. II Is, IN truth tho Gruat
blood pntiIloh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

Iloop'a PltlA euro lIyor lille, connLip9'
ton, bIlIousuoSS, jaundicU, sick head
ache, ihdIgesH9m .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16
RAILROADS.
~ Pennsylvania Stations.
N! Rl1SVIV3RIa LINES:
Tralns Ran bY.Contrnl Tlme

TICKET OFFIcgs AT pRfTEsILvASTA .STATIoS Oh
MATSR ST., f0UT or ELEVENTH ST, WHEkLiEoi
Ar MCLvRE HoCSE, WHEELtE1, AND At TBS
PEHSHYLvLSu STATION. rRiDOEPDaT.
snr-rtiEl- ~ pf,rrrW Wv nANllLE ROr-rE."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

DAnnndA uhoull boAloppOd ptomp

Nav yers Wool ormi domestic ncccos lso
naN. nnlnl 700
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


On and after Monday June 10, 1895. Pas.
sengcr Trains viii run o. follows: 'DAllE
ipaily Except sunday. Central time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
Onand after Saturday. February ., isaj, ttAluI
will run rs follows, city umo'
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14

E. X. Delano left home Saturday for a
week in Boston.
The great mark down sale at Ordway's
to continue one week longer.
a few of the mark down ginghams
and cotton cashmeres left at W. b. Stew
ards.
l.. l.. Walton, Esq. made a profess.
ional trip to Pennington Thursday, re-
turning Friday evening.
If you want some of the finest Of
pop corn, come to Fairgrieves' restau-
rant, 10 and Il Madison Ave.
j. ". Walker of Boston. practical
piano tuner, will be in town early in
March, address to Post Office.
Mrs. !. ". Frost was called home
Wednesday, by the critical illness of
her daughter, Mrs. j. II. Lancaster
The topic for the lecture of the High
street church, Sunday evening, Feb. l.,
at o'clock, will be "Elizlbeths the
mother of John the Baptist All are
invited.
1t is deemed advisable by the 5 4 \.
electric road to discontinue travel down
water street for the remainder of the
winter, ears now stopping at the eros
sing opposite Geo. Philbrick's store.
The first grammar school, Miss Went
worth teacher. are TO visit the farm
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14
WOodbine Lodge.

Installation of officers of Woodbine
Lodge, Degree of Honor, occurred Mon
day evening, Feb 18th. Mrs. Lewis OF
Waterville Grand Chief of Honor. as
sisted by Mr.. Avore as Guide installed
the following officers:
Z. {. of H., Mrs. Emma l.. Bickford
c. of H., Mrs. Ella IL Growell; L. Of H.,
Mrs. Blanche \. Norton; {. Of {, Mrs.
May E. Pratt; Recorder. Mrs. Grace z.
Walker; Receiver, Mrs. Ella q. French
Financier, Mrs. Mary L. Avore; fsher
Mrs. Eva \. Williams; Organist. Mrs.
Ella Benson; !. W, Mrs. Jennie noXie
.. W. MIR. Gardner Benson.
Following the installation Of officer,
the members adjourned To g. \. K. hall
where refreshments We're served. The
next regular meeting occurs Feb. 18th.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14
I\eclcN Institute.

In an address recently made by Mrs
Agnes c. Paul, Pres. Of the Non-Parti
san W. c.. T. t., Rescue Dept, she says
| have thoroughly investigated the diff
ferent cures for Inebriety throughout
the country, and heartily endorse The
genuine keoley cure As the only Surc
eare, and, taking everything into con
sideratiou, consider the North Conway
\. II. Kelley Institute To be the best OF
The face Of the Globe.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14
John Il. IIcrrin.

After long weeks of suffering, the
above worthy man died at his home. on
the Canaan road on Monday, Fab. Il.
He had been in poor health for a long
time, and had been confined to the house
since The early fall. He lived "a retired
life aud will be kindly remembered by
all Who knew him His children ut
home Miss Nettie aud Jesse Il. cared
'enderly for hm through his long i'll
ness. Another daughter. Mrs. Carrie
Drew Of California, and sister. Mrs.
Nnphronia Packard. also survive him.
The ture n took lace oul Wed rs laY
forenoon, AMI va. conducted by Rev. Z.
Y. Hanson.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14
Job Printing.

The Job Printing Establishment connected
with the SOMERSET RERoRrER is prepared to
do all classes of work, the richest as well as the
most common Jobs. Competent and expert
enced workmen are employed and large
stock of paper, envelopes, advertising, we'd
ding and business cards in great variety.
Orders of dances, bills of fare, programs etc,
etc printed in great variety of styles on short
notice Commercial printing speciality.
orders bv mail will receive careful attention
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14
NOT ICE:

All persons having any
bills against the town OF
Skowhegan are notified tC
present them for payment on
or before Monday, February
Is, rs no orders will be drawn
after the Goth.
kowh"gan FEB /, ISL.
Per order OF
SELECTNEN
2W6 Of SkoW hogan.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14
TWENTY-FIVE Arrests,

FALL RIVER Mass. Feb 1.-the po-
lice radcd TWO gambling houses here sat
urday night At John seanlon's resort
the proprietor aud seven men We're ar
rested. In James Daley's clubhouse 10
were arrested
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14
TOWN and VICINITY


goods at b. stewart neAe "eeN'
MIS- T. a. iatooA oi pa'ii i WISHING
at the nome Oh hef pfo'lief' a. a i'e''e'
Fred futile of Athens has been APP
pointed Justice of the peace and quorum.
f. G. Baker, Esq, of the board of
selectmen of Bingham. was in town
Ahbott Kendall went tn Bath. Mon
aav WHARF his serviees. a. musician
arr. in great demand
Mil. y,ito ,.,a :. nan. 1,.a+od ~
\, IT : $500. -. .,.,.,.
ON vi.ir to his father and sister.
,r,..a.,4...o,ah,,a ...ana .o.ios
,,a..,,.., 4..,ai.,s .,..,,a. .,,n., Il,
,,.n mn .f?..1.. ..i.4 -, -.
It'll
IL i''" "o'' ''''a 1'',N '''''''7 90
assistant c'e'N 1T 'io'ei ooui"' ''''
Ples'"' "''N "''' '''9 '''s ~
u S"'s's
"landS Across the Sea MAS presented
by good company III 'ooofn llaII SAT
nraay h'ght last TO wonderfully l'r9e
audience the weather eonsiaerea'
Marsh. Stevens and his stage has been
on deck for week past, aud not with
standing the roads, nude regular trips
between HNoWh'San al" N9lfldSeWocN'
Mr.. Archie l'arlin, Wko has been visit
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14

Cotton diapers 80 cts a piece at Ord
ways.
Dandelions, radishes cucumbers and
lettuce at Bartlett & Cairns.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14

Chenille table covers 80 cts ut
Ways.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14
For Sale !!

House, good lot, Raspberrits, Black
berries ASpMagu,t Green House, Hen
House.
4w7 ". b. BRAGG.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-02-14

&c inch fine -erges 80 cts yd. ut ord
ways.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-04

sake of a temporary profit to run the chance of finding a suitable fresh out look for their money.
 From the foregoing, therefore it seems fair to estimate that of the bonds placed in this country about one-quarter will probably be reshipped to America next month, the rest remaining in this coun- try for some time. The views above ex- pressed are based upon information which is not so far as I am aware, gen erally known to the public here, where the view is generally hefd that the whole amount of the bonds will leave London in August It follows. therefore. that should events prove these opinions to be correct a good effect is likely to be pro duced upon the market and if only the public's interest in American railroad securities revives to a sufficient extent to produce renewed dealings from this side material improvement in exchange should soon commence.
 The most unfavorable point in the sit uation, as regarded by financiers here, is the enormous amount of accommoda- ton bills which it is believed have been already drawn to effect exchange. These, it is feared, have already been so large as to materially discount any future effect likely to be produced by the bills yet to be drawn in connection with the usual harvest crops. Measuring statements on this aspect of the question would have a good effect here.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-04
At Brighton Beach.

Brighton Beach Race Track, Aug o. The excellent card here today brought out the best attendance of the meetlIls and the officers of the association were in good humor in consequence. !He weather was threatening and at one time during the morning heavy shower rel, but the rain soon ceased and the track was not harmed to any extent. Tnree favorites and one second choice won, put the finishes were not at all exciting sum mares: ~
 First race, one mile-Watchman, l09 Doggett), 10 to 1. won; Minerva second, Shelly Futile third. Time. 1;43.
 Second race, five furlongs-Lorranla,l loS Ooggett), to 1, won; Little Dorritt sec Reba third. Time 1:10A.
 Third race, six furlongs-The Coon, l0Z (R. Doggett), 8 to 1, won; The Swain sec ond, Lady Richmond third. Time, lIo
 Fourth race, handicap for 3-year-olds and upwards, one mile-Charade, 10o (R. Doggett), to 5. won; Gutta Percha second, Hermanita third. Time, 1:43A
 Fifth race one mile-Sue Kittie, S5 (OLeary), 4 to 5, won; Chiswick second, Little Tom third Time, :43.
 Sixth race, a welter weight handicap of two miles-Harry Alonzo, 14S Camp, 1 to A. won; Alaho second, Priinus third. Time BAY.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-04
Apron ginghams on Monday Sc a yard only at the Surprise Store,
Collision on tho B. & O.

Pittsburg. Pa., Aug. a.-A special from Zanesville, O.. to the Leader says: The eastbound Cincinnati and Pitsburg ex- press on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad collided with the westbound freight on Norwich Hill at ? o'clock this morning. Fireman Lonis Bolin of Newark was killed and Engineer May probably fatally injured The baggage car was telescop- ed, but the baggage master escaped, hav- ing just gone into the smoker. The pas sengers escaped with cuts and bruises and the whole train was burned except the Pullman sleeper. The freight train had broken in two on the hill.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-04
Get in on the ground floor in the shoe line now while the Smith Shoe Company are sell ing that car load at half price.
The Carpet Strike Still On.

Philadelphia, Aug. 3.-A conference was held to day between the carpet manufac- turers, headed by Robert Dornan, and a committee of the striking weavers, headed by David McGorman, for the pur- pose of endeavoring to settle the exist ing strike. The conferees were together for over two hours, but they failed to reach an agreement, and the status of the strike is unchanged.
 The strikers wished the desired new wage schedule to go into effect September ], while the manufacturers fixed the time at October 1. Neither side would re- cede, and the conference adjourned The weaVers are out for an advance of 71a per cent
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-04
MADE HIM LEAVE TOWN.
Five Hundred Excited Miners Drive Away
 Newspaper Man.

Five Hundred Excited Miners Drive Away
 @ Newspaper Man.
 Ishpemng, Mich, Aug. 9.-Frederich H. Britton, staff correspondent of the De- troit Evening News, was compelled by 800 excited miners, armed with clubs and bricks. to leave the city at 11:35 D. m. yesterday. MT BTitton was first notified by the men that he must go at o'clock, but refused to move unless Chief of Po- lice Carlson said so Britton was accused of getting a couple of striking miners into exclusion and then pumping them for in- forma tion. He was at work in the tele- graph office, which was entered by the ihowling mob of excited miners. Ten minutes before train time. Carlson ad- vised the correspondent that he had bet ter comply with the strikers demand and escorted him to the train, which the min CTS had held. A delegation of the strikers accompanied the train as far as Champ ion. The least sign of residence on the part of Britton would surely have re- suited in a lynching bee.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-04
A FREE FIGHI.
Disgraced the Proceedings of the Democratic Convention at Springfield 0.-Brice and
 Anti-Brice Delegations Selected,

Springfield, O.. Aug. 3-At the demo- cratic county convention this afternoon two tickets were named and two sets of delegates to the state convention select ed. There was much disorder
 The row began immediately upon the call of Chairman W. W. Witmeyer for order No sooner had he opened the con vention when George Arthur attempted to address the delegates, while w. O. Armstrong, a strong anti-Brice man, rushed to the front of the stage and, amid the cheers of encouragement from his faction and hoots of rage from the Brice faction, proclaimed that he had been elected temporary chairman.
 Hon. John L. Zimmerman, a Brice man who had bean selected as chairman by the democratic central committee, also came forward with his supporters, and at this moment Internal Revenue Collec- tor $. M. McAIillan, a Brice man, jostled w. c. Armstrong and pushed him off the stage to the floor below. D. T. West grabbed McMillan and dozens of men wild with rage scufied on the stage, knocking the heavy desk off the platform and striking Armstrong, who jumped back on the stage.
 A half dozer policemen in uniform att tempted to restore order. The Arm strong-Thomas faction, in spite of the yells of the Brice men, went through the motions of appointing committees and nominated a county ticket. Then another rush was made for the stage, several men going to assist Armstrong and others hurried to Zimmerman's assistance. The two sides continued scuff1ing for some time Armstrong in the meantime was putting motions and declaring them car ried. Several men tried to address the convention, but their voices could not be heard above the din and confusion. Fin ally both sides announced their delega- tions to the state convention and the as- Semhlage adjourned.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-04
COULDN'T RIDE FIRST GLASS,
Although They Had First Class Tickets.
 Hence These Suits.

Although They Had First Glass I1ckets.
 Hence These Suits.
 Jacksonville Fla, Aug. 3.-There were filed in the office of the clerk or the United States court this morning the declarations in three suits against the Savannah, Florida and Western railroad for $1O 900 damages each.
 The suits were brought by John Wal lace, John Wallace and his wife, Alice A. Wallace. and J. P Wallace, a minor, by her next friend, John Wallace, citizen of Florida.
 These suits are entered for damages account of Wallace, his wife being re- fused the right to remain In a first-class coach on the Savannah, Florida and Western railroad from here to Savannah fin Seutember, 1893, although they were sold first-claSs tickets.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-04
The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great in Ieavs ening power as flIe Royal
GOVERNOR RICHARDS DENIES
That White People Were the Aggressors
 in the Indian Trouble.

in the Indian IroubIe.
 Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. Ex-Governor Richards denies the allegation that the white people were the aggressors in the Jackson Hole trouble, as charged by the Indian Rights association. The governor says: T have information of the Killing ot only one Indian, who, with fifteen others, was resisting the law, and attempted to escape after being arrested for killing game in violation of the Wyoming law. The insinuation that these arrests were planned in order that the Indians migh be killed is entirely unwarranted.
 '"The government has set apart large tracts of land for the Indians, and money is appropriated annually for their sup port. and we are determined that they shall not encroach upon the territory 1eserved for the whites