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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-25

Chicnro-DTousht damage reports scared the
wheE. 1uOTis to-day and Dscelber closed &c
highyt May cora gained &c, Nay OATS &c ana
provisions made slisnt advances
Flour steady,
WHgIt--CAah No. . spring 6lL6lc; No; }
spring i9BI9',g. No. rcd UOL!lyl'Ic; OCTOBER
~ DilNEyJ'sf, December C0.4Abl5.A9Ic; NAY
o. SOL .a5lr.
COgS-Cash so , ~ A3F.e: No ) yellow
81 ass c,Ociobef 81 ash sa3i g November ~ y
uNA3J' q, December - as slIS1ic; May 2g57G
% ,a-Nsc o.,.-
Okrs-Chh SO. . ls'sc; No, white .O..A
q &C. 80, s white IS A.uc; October ls+alstt "a
IS &c, December - alsi .alsisei May 2g3aAaoJ4A
AZ
RYE-SO. .. Gsa3sGc
NAmEY--No . nominal
HNUWY sEED-PFlme s. 81
Mrs TUEE-Gash Usr bOt S 10 jas .; october
S Is. January 81 .1iiag a. iag IS May 81 LIZA
. 5isy5L
LIEb-CAsh per 100 lbs s. SIX As 60: October
S. 5Ia, jisgal Is: January S 70aj 72i9LS IN:
Nav - s. tstS 9la5 o..
sIoEr EtBs-CAsh. sides 81 'Cai ~; OCTOBER
y t15Sai W a. VI January bs,'ght IOaA I,SIi
Nay ~ s'saat s,!sAt sIssi az isl1eu 'Housueh
55saj'7e; short clear sides obaStc
WmsEY--DiE!llcn' finished goods per gallon
81 =
sJGAfs- nchahged' ,,-, s,s-,,-
BtrtLh-l I'm, creamery ave aa!'iei ''iAlse'
EsSt-steAhy Al l3aI'c'
N"AA'L- fA'N
New NorG-flour, receipts lIVOg barrels:
EXPORT l0.0J barrels market bTm, Wheat re-
ceipo l0lOO bushels: exports 1000 6uSheh;
pot market strong options nervous lna elosed
strong at ,ah,c net gain No. !. red october
closed a. ta.sc: pscemeSs closed a. et54e. cora.
receipts ly9,gO bushels eEporu lU0 pulh-
"a. spot mari Ih lSouE, SpHSn, P,rsi. sn,r
80 49, ~ ~ 49,, t,,oI,", .I1,s5
- - i.S V, ~, 90, ssj,.s
n All Nt,,.ssIs. 1880 sYS5S h1sbsl,. M,
49,, oStSa' ,Pri,r 1900 49,, "a r. ~,
,-y., an ySeeis,S nd cIe,sd Iissse
Si,bs, G,inS@s Closed A. %ic. nses MAJ elo,SI
al &c Hay Arm. Hops dull. Hide, duli. Leather
steady Reel S.eAdy Gus meats dull. Last SIN;
western ateAiu closed at g. VI GIsed; October
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-25

This remedy IL becoming 90 well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric BitiaJ sing the same song oil
praise-A purer mediciae does not oz'
ist sad itts guaranteed to do sll tBEt Is
claimed. Electric BitterB will cure oil
diseases Of tho Liver AMI Kidneys, will
remove Pimples. Boils. salt Rheum and
other affections caused 10y Impure blood,
will drive Malaria from tina System
aud prevent as we'll as cure all Malar.
ial ievers.-For euro OF Headache, Con.
stipa.ion aud Indigestion Try Electric
Bilteri- Entire satisfaction guaranteed.
or money refunded. -Prics jOc. and
sl0O per bottle At Logan Drug Co.'S
Drug Store. 8
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ChIc,gn-Citllc sales were dali at further
JOS decline Native dressed bcol aud Ihippiug
slests J3aI g, GOOD to choice beey 81 oJai w;
,I0csen AID 'oedsn y sgal s. HOEs demand
brisk aud aacrs SlsUus 10 s. highcf with sales
a. - IJa3 W iorconmuut u choice droves Of hogs;
rlIAr hcEyg aud light - C)ii ": choice pigs
4.sJEiii. sheep active donand aud sales were
on basis o. i. 2aaB % for inictor thin 10 fancy
u4g0rt HOc.l LAMBS s1ld at - 0JNi %. 10.
opipth-CrllG 1900 head. calves tO) head; hogs
LOO head. sheep / WI head.
E,,t Hnr,o. y. Nz-Calils. receipts two
lUals trading was therefore Light and barely
STEADY At ltrIcf prices Hogs. receipts modef'
ate; marsgt easy. NotAcn good W choice 81 50A
$40 f0grhS roumou 10 good s. Ooa3 70, pigt,
common 70 fair s. j1ai o. sheep and lAfubI,
ftorpts - cars; market steady lambs, choice to
prime u OJAi ~. CullN aud common lambs
8! 1aa ~. sheer, choice 70 selected export
wcthcn! u1Al 20; fair to good mixed sheep 81 ~
~ 70. CulA and COMMON q U0al7J.
E,Nt L'bNYiY --Ca,tlS, receipts ycrJ light.
market steady At unchanged prices, Hogs Ao.
tive! blg Workers u inAt IS: common 10 iAlF
Yoyaeu and pigs s. 9JB0j. Sheep steady Al
g. slta 90. good 81 g1a! 10. common 5OcASl OO
lambs g. ooAI0l Veal calves 81 J1AJ ~
CiuclnnAti--IioEs active and higher At 81 ga
l0J, receipts 2,0JJ head shipments 1000 head.
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QUESTION OF THE HOUR
British Aggression and Greed in
South America.
TIE VENEZUELAN BOUNDARY LINE

What l:osIand is Attempting to do In
That NIatrsr-How the MoarOO Doc.
,riuO Filters Into the QusstlOn-An
Issue Upon Which tho Unitsd States
cRa Permit no Compromise aud
Must Defend Against all Corners.
Tho Situation In a Nutshell.
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A.G. hartley, Of Magic, Ia, writes,
~ feel ia dHly al mtRS to iaisfm YOU
and tho public that DO Wits Witch
llaiol Silyo cured ins Of \ very bad caIo
Of eczema. II also cntod my boy Of q
tuuulug sore gu his leg lagaa Drug
co., wheeling, w. Va, II, T. Peabody,
li0nwood, and BoWio x Co., Bridge.
port. y.
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S~w YaFk-thcFe has been more ihqulry iss
staple cDttons. but To 4 uOnlnhl concession ia
price, Ne mills will not llUcn, aud thereby put.
thh,cS for prospective Uqulrcnenis were de-
iona more business was done idt spring, aud iOr
stylC1 considerable was ELECTED for current
wants. TlCfs was greater interest In dress
goods, and i1t iomO lines Of hne ianclei good
order, were laid out Printing cloths were quiet
aud yory trm, aud manufacturers indifferent 70
FniNH.
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Also READ TINS.

MTeHASieHibbF, ST. MANY CouNrY,
Mn. i sold a bottle Of Chamboflain's
Pain Balm to a man who had boon SUI.
isring with rheumatism for several
yeSts. 1t made hin we'll man. A. j.
McGLL For sale al 30 cents per bottle
by druggists.
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Tue healing properties Of Do wits
Witch Hazel sAlys arc vol known. 1t
cures OcEsma, skin affections and Ia
simply perfect remedy for piles L,.
can Drug Co, Wheeling, w, Va, u, n.
Peabody, Bonwood, aud Bowie ( Co.,
Bridgeport, o. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-25

bu aurs aud uso that old aud woll.lfol
remedy, Mnt WiNatoNS sootuiSa
sYnur Tor children toethnr. II ,oothes
the child, soItonH tho gums, allays all
pain, cnfss wind collie and is tho boIl
remedy Iof dtAtfhwa Twenty-Five cents
\ bottle. Mwr4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-25

Acrs at once. never fails. one Minute
Cough Cure. a remedy for asthma,
aud that tevotish condition which ac.
companies severe cold. The only
harmless remedy that produces ilnme.
date results. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
ing, W. Va, II. +. Peabody, BouWood,
and Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport, 0. 3
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DR.. Niles Pain Pills stop Hoadachs.

rtrroublsd Win ishSumnu,m Read This.
ASSArotia, MD., April 10, 1874
have used Chamberlain'A Pain Balm for
rheumatism aud found It to be all that
IL claimed for II. ] believe It to bS tho
bolt preparation for rheumatism aud
deep seated muscular pains on the mar.
kot aud chesriully recommend II TO the
public. JONI q. Books, dealer in
boots, shoes, etc, No, IS Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-25
CONSUMPTION

TO Tm EbroR-Plea'e inform your read.
cra that | have n positive foncdy for the
hbovc named disease. lily its timely u'e
thousands Of hopeless cases have been per.
inAnenlly cured. shall DO glad 10 send
two bolllehoimy remedy ftoo to any Of your
readers who have consumption u they will
scndnothcir etpfossRnd post oflce addraa,
T.A.slogum. MO. lsJ Pearl st.. Now York.
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New York-plg iron IlcAiti southern o.? 5oI
Sll u. ctchanrc Sll sOail ~ Lead quiet. bro.
Een n li exchange ~ o. Tia ea,ig IuatEhI
~ Wall o., plates dun spcllct dull, domestic
HlU1tI ia
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WheeIlna BrIdae { terminal RY.

Time Tabs No 70. to Aks sIeai hila m.
sunday November ", 1885,

sunday November " 1895
Leave wheeling -is!Jl, tl'D. lLlI1A n, tl.2L
'' iSays PsaIa,iIG- iSa tSSL, ilii1L m.,f,iA
ta.ll. tl,1, tg8 y m "
leave Marin Fsffy-isli p5' ililSlA IA,
tsi., e1tsi ttsha W. ....
Atttyc Terminal Junction -b;l1 tlO.Ol, lll!l5
"a. tisN. el.Jl iltbilliS IA
Leave Tcfninal Junction li7.7l lSo1a m.
Sii.tj m, ii.bp 40. tbilL ts.bp IN
Leave MAtIIA Httfry Ia -, tiiOi AM, hNtl,
NOi. tA'iU tillp iblllp. m.
icaye icnln,ila 4 ~ l9iltA m, eil.5l, NhL
tIl7, itllt ISIS p NJ.
Awe wheeling lil1 ll.A q m, 'lliM
Nn7, tllb 1871 tpWp IN.
tnttty tDAiiy etrspt sunday ilandhyt oatf.
IiltfIuWIl rim on Ea'tefn Tina
tx TAub5l4s kAaA'lu leAdtAk
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ot tnv opened nj ST So hiEhr't ii Is; low
oslSi 20 closed NJ N ~ shipments Iiil bar
tts. mlct .. 90 barrels runs W.s5O barrels.
Now Yofk.-leuolrum lfnefAi 81 % bid. n
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," Pennsylvania Stations.
[VYgRRSgIVdRid Inns.
Trains Run By Central Time.

rfcSEr oTFtCIH At pT,nsILnFn EfLT1oN o.
MATYN d, fesT gF p tyTSIN Sr.. NEEEtEsa,
AT NCt.uRv HnuuH, WHEILINd, AND AT TINS
PrNRILNANtA STATION. DhfpOErOIgr.
Ea+tNv,gr STgryy-"pAv WINptH RourE."
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MEDICAL
Danaer sIanaIs

HsIf iL@9 talT I'f t'sIiiS 81 feHsRHS-
ha % net igo.s itrr fisIH lisreisl Iist
oiSymy.or.S BY whi:h con;gmF.,ou can
s:a.5y l.: d:;sc;.d:-
Cssgt. OF. or two ;I',ht eFor,s OF
frH-. y-cGrfius dGrirg 81: day and ire
.-ly during We MIA.
sl5,i trslibrE aE:T eIefuon
iif.flfs al he 6iia.
CG.t taii,. eyps.il..Y n1i!s'1tls in The
.,.1rs I'D IAcT fell mel
J-'lhs'is ih ,be syeaiHg, followed BY
aiil: ffsSr.
P.r.rl!ioDtowsTi mon'1glnd
TsF fiai zal iiHgard in to- morning.
less ef vsahty.
fysl have th.;. Symptorii, or any Of
''a, 90 not d.'2y. There are many
r'a1nioBs whish c!sin 10 be cures, but
20, ff.1i trsitS Fsr4tYfor Consumption
i.s a. hghJt enior.r,als, and has
"3aitast.rtotysirs limli 1ucStcon.
'Hg..gn m ~ earlier stages, and drive
.tls me SYMPTOMS Hansd. Il IS Blsu.
f.. a by ~. btker Medicine Co., 10
md a Climbers g., New York, and sod
b. equitable druggists.
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llEAnhC iitrutcd IN 20 minutes by IN. Miles
IAiNpuiA "Uh0 cent dOlO" AtdIugElsls,
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Nobody ncrd hnye Neuralgia Oct w. NllfF
Pain llllN from druggists. 'Ouecent uUsg.'
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tnal,,. except sunday
SUNDAY rhuith trains will leave Kiln GtoVeN
eIgG w. and wheeling Al llf p ~
ii D. WElSGERHEt uei Manager
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
On aud after Saturday, February ,, lSaA ttIIui
will run NJ follow. citI u1e.
Lave wREEuSG. Lave I'm 0EOvE
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40 a. M, from Cleveland 70 uhriehsVlllN "a
D m from UhrichSylllo to Cleveland runs daily
Through connections and through tickets 70
All polutL Call 90 our agents or address
M. e. CARREi, General PAstenTet Agent
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

a. A''ilA' Sll dsptrtln o. traiHs on and alter
N - i,lh tArLASN rtuS ~ REFhRgSgE
.,AFAsi DAILY tDuly, except SUNDAY. tbaily,
10y snainiiAy' 'haily, except Monday, iSuh-
70 an.ii Mondays only, esalurdAya only
Eastern standard Time
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From Pittsburgh. 1910 4 m. and 100 ?. n,
daily il:So P. m, daily; sEespt Saturday. 1000 a.
m. except Sunday, Aud as 4 m, SUNDAY only
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TAsClsVelaRd, LOrala 4 Wheeling R. R.
GOING SOUTH

Time Table IN efs.s Monday. Nay %. lSSi
CI.v.l.nd Denot Foot Of South Kater stroos
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The laany, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by noy, promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
lexative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect Lax.
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels vitnout weak
enilg them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for Gale by all Drag
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the mime, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, You will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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THE GOLD RESERVE.


q New York Paper Says tho Adm1nistratioD
Will Issue More Bonds II Necessary.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 16.-The Wash
ington Post, upon assurances that are
Of undeniable authority, printed yes
terday this editorial statement with
respect to the condition of the treas
dry:
Whatever the syndicate may have done in
he past, or may continue to do in the future,
we have the best Of reason for believing that
the administration will not under any circum-
stances permit the national credit to be Inn
periled or impaired So long as, from
treasury remains in satisfactory
condition. well and good. But the
American people may be sure that under nc
circumstances will that reserve be permitted
20 dwindle beyond the point Of safety. Nc
natter what timid alarmists may say or fear
20 the contrary. the government will protect the
treasury and maintain its solvency at any and
every cost Syndicates may or may not restore
The gold drawn out by schemers and specu.
ators. or claimed in the way Of legitimate and
equitable business Congress may or may no,
'elieve the situation by intelligent and patri.
,tic legislation. But whatever happens the
present administration will meet its
responsibility in the premises and will
xeep the national credit safe. the
national honor intact The gold
supply will be recruited, If necessary, to the
extent Of SOD million dollars or, If occasion de-
mands and prudence warrants, to an even
greater extent But it will be recruited
and it will be preserved to the end OF
the chapter. Some day congress will rise
to the level Of its duty and lift this
perilous and shameful burden from
the nations shoulders. Until then the admin.
istratioE will stand between tie people and
their recreant creatures ut the capitol. There
need be no apprehension in financial quarters,
no foolish flight from fancied catastrophe
The credit of the Unite l States is in no dan
ger whatever and no danger will be suffered Ia
81
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Highest Of an IN 1ea,enng povez-1ases U.s. covs Repas
R@!a!l! RRsklRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ODD AND OTHERWISE.

FoRTY-rwo per cent of the population
Of Rhode Island are wage-earners.
SCALES for weighing diamonds are SO
accurately poised that an eyelash will
turn the balance.
A FRUIr which is a cross between a
peach and plum grows in the yard
of James M. Long at Paducah, Ky.
OTER three hundred and sixty mil.
lion passengers have crossed the Brook.
lyn bridge during the twelve years it
has been OPEN to the public.
CANNING horseflesh is one Of tho IN.
dustries of Oregon. 1t is difficult to
distinguish picked horseflesh from
canned corn beef.
Two-rnIRDs of all the letters which
pass through the post offices of the
world are written by and sent to peo-
pie who speak English.
ALUMINIUM burial caskets are said tc
be almost indestructible. They arc
light. and the cost is about the same a
that Of the ordinary metal ones.
A SORT of asphalt pavement made oil
molasses and sand has been laid in
Chino, Cal Strange to say, the heat oi
IuC Dull uOCS hOG SoASSh Ooc hnA oShS ~
An electric railroad, suspended from
the roof of railroad station in Manches
ter, England, is used to convey luggage
in basket trucks from one part of the
station to any other.
A wEIeHTY couple were recently wed
ded in Chicago by Justice Martin. They
were George Hayes and Lettie Kelly
The groom weighs 300 pounds and the
| bride 2S6 porhds.
A REMARKABLE apple tree fiourishe:
near the residence of Oscar Wells a
Mount Olin, KY. One half of every ap
pie that grows on the tree is very sour
while the other half is very sweet
THE Partisan dressmakers rub lyco
podium powder on their hands, ant
thus prevents the perspiration from
soiliug the delicate ribbons and sill
fabrics that they are constantly finger
ing.
A ROUND trip of one of the ocear
steamers, like the ST. Louis, entails al
expense of about $4,000. The Goa
consumed costs nearly $4,000, thu
provisions 1900 and the breakag'
5000.
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CHARLOTTE.

CHARLorTE RUssE.-Dip > mold In
xater; line it with small sponge cakes;
put glace cherries ON tho bottom; mix
q tablespoonful Of sugar withA little
lemon juice and brandy. Add two
tablespoonfuls of cream and whisk to q
stiff froth; stir in little gelatine dis
solved in milk. Fill the mold, cover
with cake and staEd in cool place to
set.
CoRNucoPIAs. = Mix well together
three eggs, half pound of sugar. half
q pound of flour, two tablespoons of
water, one teaspoon of baking powder.
Drop in tablespoonful ON q pan and
bake in moderate oven; when done,
take out, and while still hot roll in the
form of cornucopia and hold in shape
till cold; fill the cornuoopias with
whipped cream.
GoosEBERRY CHARLorTE.-Pick two
pounds of gooseberries. Wash them
well and boil with half pound of
sugar until reduced to pulp. Dis
solve little gelatine in half a cupful
of hot water; mix it with the goose
berries and pass them through fine
sieve. Line a mold with small sponge
cakes and pour in the gooseberries.
Stand aside to set. Turn out ON O dish
| and serve with cream.
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No Fear of Plaques,

WASHINGTON, Sept. i6.-Dr. Wyman,
surgeon-general of the marine hospital
service, feels assured that all possible
precautions have been taken to pre-.
vent any epidemic of cholera OF
yellow fever. He says the cool
weather will do a great deal to keel
out the yellow fever, and proba bly,
the country having escaped SO far
there need be no fear of an invasion
at this late date in the year. The doc
tor says the cold weather will not in
terfere materially to prevent the spread
of cholera, and that close watch will
have to be kept upon all posts where
there is possibility of cholera being
introduced
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A STEAMER SUNK.
Awful Death List in the Loss of the Cat,
hun on Seal Rock.

Awful Death List in the Loss of the Cater.
hun on Seal Rock.
VANCOUVER, b. c., Sept 16.-The
1000 ton steamer Catterhun, bound
from Sidney to China. with eighty-one
human beings on board, is lying many
fathoms deep off Seal rock, near Por,
Stephens lighthouse. Only twenty-siz
lives were saved. The terrible details
of the catastrophe fill many pages Of
Australian papers. The accident was
due to the drifting of the steamer oI
the rocks, in the fury and darkness OF
the storm. At the inquest it wat
emphatically proven that the steamer
was being steered all right and tina,
the only way to account for the YES
sells striking was that some mystert
Gus current carried her on the rocks
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IN QUEEN WC'S LAND.

PENNY postage for London and its
suburbs dates from the year 1851.
OVER $50, 600 persons have signed the
special appeal to the house of commons
in favor of woman suffrage.
ENGLISH carates are thinking OF
forming themselves into a professional
union, on the plan of the trades unions.
In 1892 the cost of the election in
England was G95S, 522, an average of a
little over shillings vote. In 1871
each vote cost IA to Is shillings, and in
1853 over 81.
A GREAT Photographic camera 70,
taking full-length life-size portraits has
been made and used with success by a
Dublin firm. The camera takes plate
seven feet high and Eve feet wide.
PERHAPS the new woman is response
bic for the falling off in marriages in
England. For the first quarter of this
year only ten and six-tenths persons in
athousand married, which is the lowest
rate on record.
A LITTLE eigllt-year-old girl in Eng
hand strayed away after school recently
and was found at midnight of the same
day in an exhausted condition twenty
eight miles from her home, having
walked all the way.
TEE fee for a professional visit of a
doctor in Nottingham, England, is one
shilling-equal to twenty-five cents
and even this pittance often has to be
traded out with the small shopl1eepers,
who consider it an exorbitant demand.
MANY of the sewers in Weybridgc
and Oakland. England, are below the
level Of the Thames, to prevent pollu.
ton Of that stream. from which Lon
don receives its water supply. The
sewage is pumped three miles away
and there chemically treated.
HAMILTON palace, in Lanarkshire,
cost the late dukes grandfather $780,.
600 to build; the dukes executors are
directed by his will to dismantle the
mansion and take down or remove the
building or allow it to fall into disuse.
as they think fit.
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GREEN BAY, Wis, Sept lathe west
shore of Green bay for 80 miles is lined
with flames which are sweeping over
the immense marshes that stretch from
this city to- Oconto. Reports from
Casco junction, on the Kewaunee,
Green Bay & Western road, are to the
effect that forest fires are burning on
both sides of the track between that
point and Clyde. The fire covers = ter
ritory miles wide and is between two
bridges, which are threatened. The
pine region of the Michigannie and
Haint rivers are also being swept ny
FIRE.
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A DUEL TO DEATH.


Two Young Men Engage In q Fight In
Which One Is Killed.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 16-NeaI
Green Pond, 25 miles from here, j. ID.
Catchings and Sidney Blackburn were
paying attention to the same young
woman. Saturday night they met at
her house and desperate hand to hand
struggle followed. Blackburn got his
pistol out and fred three shots in rapid
succession, the first taking effect in
Catching's forehead, the second in his
temple and third in his heart, produc'
ing instant death. blackburn fed,
but has sent word to the sheriff that
he will surrender, claiming that he
acted in self-defense. The young won.
an was an unwilling witness to the
tragedy.
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Don't Drag Your Feet,

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A Life for q Life.

SHANGHAI Sept 16.-The Chinese
officials at Ku Cheng are proving OBJ
stinate over the results of the inquiry
into the outrages upon missionaries,
and are unwilling to sentence the
guilty. They ofser one life for each
European who was killed and no more