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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

Miss Wells visit; how profitable no
found tho interchange OF ideas with h0r;
or how sincerely ho regretted llcr loav.
Ing.
With unusual caro- no put n small
white card bearing her city address In
his pocket case.
1t was about tho timo TINT ho began
to notice that his cali ut Mary's home
wore loain. their old delights. Being n
conscientious man. no first repronchcd
himself. and then like u conscientious
man, looked about for All excuse.
ITS hNr mothor!" no exclaimed.
"iler invinclblo hatred OF tho PROBES.
sion Is having q bad ollcct on Mary.
tloigh.ho, my boy, its Il serious thing,
this marrying n girl who not only doc,
not sympathize with your liic.work, but
has boon taught all her lilo to hold It in
contempt"
1t would alBo DO n wasto OF space 10
tell how pleased no was when no 70.
turned to tho city to find tho uQuire'a
niece also n nioco OF Reeves, esq. aud u
member Of his household.
That ho became II regular visitor al
tho home. you will have no donbt-and
lnuny n decision viii and tho squiro's
niece had discussed bcfors Christmas.
They wnre talSlng Of partnerships one
e~vening-by themselves.
II think | shall look for n partner, II
ever begin to practice" she said; at
must DO such 4 help, when tho partncr
Is n good one"
And viii proposed n pnr,norshlp on
tho spot, which. singularIy enough Tor Il
firm, composed OF two equally lmpor.
tant mombors, should bear but ono
nano.
Judging entirely by tho ROSY tint TINT
mautled hor brow whom tho squirc's
niece told hor uncle about it, think
she agreed.
II was a solemn lcttor that VIII wrote
to Mary, explaining in carefully chosen
words how the painful conclusion had
forced itself upon him after much
thought, that they were not intended
for each other; that the Law OF ai1ni,ics
had decroed differently from their
youthful hopes and plans; that no
would not impOril his liie's happiness
ana so OH.
And Mary. who didn't know anything
about the law OF affinity, pined away in
her little cottage home. crushed and
broken.hearted, Il martyr to the modes,
ideals OF the sweet girl OF tho past.
Not n bit OF it. She married tho the
oIoguc the next spriug.-GeOrge Ddgh-
erty IN WOmankind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

Oun bottor halves say they could no,
keep house without Chanberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t Is used in moro
than half tho homes in Leeds. SINS
Bros, Lceds. Iowa. This shows tho
c'toen in which that remedy is bold
where it has boon sold for yoars and i,
vol known. Mothers have learned
tina. there is nothing 80 good for colds,
Group aud %whooping cough, that il
cures these ailments quickly and por.
mnnontly, and that 1t is pleasant and
sale for children to tnkc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved in six hours by tho "Ngw
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY Cure"
This now remedy is n great surprise on
account OF its exceeding promptncss in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys,
back and every part of the urinary pass.
ngo in malo or female. 1t rnIioves 70.
,~ention OF water and pain in passing il
almos: Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by X. II. List. druggist, Wheeling,
W Nr
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THE I%NnvtrABhE.

| like the innn who faces what he must
With step triumphant AMI n heart 0f cheer:
Who Nights tho daily battln without fear.
Secs his hope, fall. yet keeps uuiallcrlng trust
That God Is God; TINT somehow. true aud Just,
Ills plans work ont for m%Ortals; not II tear
Is sIed When fortune, which, tho world hold
dear,
Falls from his grasp. better. with love, a crust
Than living In ilShOnOr; cnvicS not.
MOI loses faith IN man. but Hoes his best
Nor ever nurmutS At his humber lot.
Hut. with Il smile and wOrl' OF hope, gives EcS
To overr tollcr; he nlOnOl, great
Who by n lito heroic cOiQuGrS fate.
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C~hicaE"-Cattlo Quie; AZ unchanged rrices
Native steers sold ut s. &n6 10; cows 1T 81 Is and
s, q, md siOckerS aud feeders at 5! S5ai 50, Hog
nctiyc and higher; to'day's sales were largely al
90H5 o. Tor heavy and at 81 Siai Is for lirhi
weights. tho former selling al an extreme r,Irr
offs IOai 10 and the latter at 81 &a5 o. Sheen
strong md higher; native sheep sold At s. Nla
I Is. largely nj 81 50 and upwards, and lamb,
were bought nj s. 50a5 30 per 100 lbs. Rccelnts-
head; sheep, 700 head.
Fast lA~bcrty-Cattlc steady aud UNCHANGED,
Hogs dull ut unchanged prices. Sheep steady
and Urn; cStrn 81 lUai %; good 81 S0ai'OO; mir
lambs s. 50ai o.; veal calves 81 2JaloN
Sinc'nnntl-iioSs active mud strong at g, oSa
Dos; receipts 1900 hONd; shipments col head,
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Trim oil all the fat. and steam for two
or three hours. This takes out all the
strong taste OF mutton. then cut deep
ca'hss, dill with nicely seasoned stufing,
and bake brown.
No cooking vessels arc really fit to be
used for boiling or slowing vegetable,
or fruit, except those which arc OF gran.
ito ware. or porcelain lined. Never use
brass. Even with care it is dangerous.
lCopyrichet.I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

DR.. II. Z FISH, oil Gravois Mills, Mo-,
n practicing physician OF many ycars'
experience, writes: De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve ha, no equal for indolsn,
sores, scalds and burns. 1t stops pain
instantly, heals a burn quickly and
leaves no scar. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, ". Va. B. F. Peabody. Benwood,
and Bowie < Co.. Bridegroom. o.
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New forh-Ascnts have advanced Iencdon
Company Il Jd.inch blcacncd cottonsto &c; Lang.
don ,d'inGh hlcnchcd costous to 7c; Amcry
pound sterling iDiuch brown cotlonS 10.
There has been a good demand present In nil
departments Of trade, with tho relative large 70.
quest Tor WOODEN ~fianncls, with good sales hay.
ing 'ollowSd' Printing cloths strong at yy,c bid
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BEEAxrAsr-Oatmeal Jelly with cream.
Bananas. Boiled eggs. Broiled oys,ers.
Light rolls. Ginger snaps. Coffee.
Decentralization pie. Mashed pota.
toes. Canned corn. Asparagus on
toast. Jolly. Tomato pickles. White
and graham bread. Fruit Ice cream.
Cake.
LuScH.-Brc,d and butter. Prunes.
Cookies. Apple jelly. Cocoa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

TFHN TFNUy II NVTETI1- IWNIl,
Do sure and uso that old and woll.triod
remedy. Mus. WISsLow'sSoormISG SYRur
for children iocthing. 1t soothol tho
child, softcn' tho gums. aIlays all pain,
cures wind collie and is tho bost omc
dy for diarrhma. Twenty-Five conts n
bottle. MwrAw
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AlcIul.,

Now f"rk-rlg iron quiet; Scotch SO ON
kcrS, price 9!,c; exchange price 50 G5n9 70.
l.rAd quiet; brokers price \. o.: exchange prIco
so 9ana 10. Tin very firm; SttaIls Sii Gls{i Is:
plates quiet, Sp0ltcr quiet.
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HnIrnlriiin-

on Cuy-Opcned at 81 o.; highest 81 o.: low
CIV 3 o.; cln>cl nj f.NI; sales ln,Hn, barrels.
ricnFhlccS m.WN blrrriS;% shipments 10 GN har
refs; rms ~ ~ barrels,
So" f~"rk-l'eim cum steady. closed sls oJ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
GLOW to euro All skin Diseases.

Simply upply "SvAYSK's OINTMENT" No In.
formal medicine required. Cures tcttor. cczcmn.
itch, NIL crrptIonS m the 'rco, hnnii. nose. &C.. 4.
leaving tho Ikin clear, white aud healthy. lN
great healing aud curative powers Rto p~o],cS'cd
w no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYEE's UiSrMESE IrIIStw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of thu MONEY aud stoo'
Markets..

NtntNots,
NEW YoNK, April ?G,-MOney on cnll easy at
LA? per cent last loan ~ per cent; closed arlH
per cent. Primo mercantile paper 3t4Rj pOr
cent. Sterling exchange barely steady at 81 So,
ni6gIs Silver certificates G7iiRGTisc. Tho total
sales OF stocks to-day were 2lg,267 shares.
Tho stock market was moderately active to
day, nnd although somewhat lucgu Rr, prices In
u majority OF CANG' recorded mn advance OH
the days transactions. Speculation was active
nj the opening, but shortly NiIor wards the
stocks took tumble, the general llSi falling OF
"a rCF cent, Toward noon the shorts began
10 cover mud M upward movement set IN, aud
was continued IN force during the afternoon
with OCCASIONAL slight tcartiUnA As q rule. tho
trading was Hight aud tho fluctuations IN the nc.
tive list were narrow. The market was decided
ly strong ut the clOsG, and IN the main l.litJ per
cent higher. the latter Leather preferred. mud )
10 Ohio southern aud Consolidated Gas, Ii In
Tobacco, ~ la Sugar. ! III Reading aud In
New Jersey Central, Pittsburgh & Western pre-
ieTred aud United States Rubber.
Tho bond market was active md generally
higher throughout the day. The total sales were
1860 ODl.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

We boliovo Johnson 8 Magnetic Oil q
most excellent remedy for neuralgia,
rhoumatism, lamo back and soreness Of
evory kind. 81 90 bottles so cents.
Charles K Goetzo and ". W.. Irwin,
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,{SA% Pennsylvania Shat!ous.
HsEGnR6yIvaRia LINES.
RSS8 Tralns Run BY Central Time.
Sn;-rWwU>r SrsTr"-'$ H'S

rIcNrr. OYrirEs At pr%SSriSASIA STATION n,
WATER ST., Fuor OF ELryrNrn Sr., HHEELIso,
At MciVMN llouss, NlEELISG, AMI AT tn.
rES>kYLNlSlI STATION. RnIpGgrnrr
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Sincerity Is speaking as we think. believing
Is We pretend. acting As We profess. performing
as we promise, and being as we appear 10 be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

Observation-Disclosures aud dates. Pearl
hominy. Corned beef hash. Butter
toass. Apple sauce. Coffee.
DiSSER.-S!utFed lamb. Potatoes.
Lettuce. Canned %succotasn. Apple
jelly. New England corn bread. Brown
Betty. Fruit.
SuPFEE-Boiled rice. Minced beef on
toa't. Bread and butter. Canned
grapes. Cake. Tea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

The squire's residence. the largest
and hanusonest in tina. solid old neigh
borhood OF well.to-dos. WAS brightly
lighted aud peoplcd by a v~ivacious com.
pany.
The reception for his niece was a
notable affair.
Will finished his fathers papers and
went to the mansion, notwithstanding
his regrets, at a late hour-inci,ed, per.
haps. by the thought that the young
theo!ocue who was visiting in the neigh
borhool would ride homo in the same
carriage, on tho same seat with Mary,
in his absence.
"Glad TO see you, anyhow, young
man." said the squire. Haven't you
met my niece. Well, let me introduce
YOU"
In a moment he wax bowling before a
young woman. gowned in u creation OF
some soft tint that would have shown
the most critical modi4te how effective
simplicity can be. But such n wearcr.
tlor dark hair parted above hsr high
white forehead in little waves. The sus
g~estion OF iirmnossabUut her mouth and
chin dctracted nothing, but added to
attrNctivencss oil her intellectual coun-
tenance. Bu, it was the subtle magnet.
ism OF her deep brown eyes that inscin-
ated viii. Looking into thom n, they
flashed 4 bowitchinc smilo on him, he
vaguely felt TINT they were charms by
which she could read his inucrmost
thoughts.
did | undcrstand uncle TO say you
are lawyer" sIIc asked as tlioy seated
.ncmsolves on n large old.iashioned
sofa.
II am permitted to DO called one.
Arc you Interested in law, Miss Wells ?"
"Io aonie extent. | know you dou't
like to talk shop. bu: what did you
think OF Judge Sage's dcciaion Of tho
Bowoll.Piorce mortgage lion caqo7"
Now, 10 tell tho truth. Will had not
ewes road tho tito OF tho mortgage lion
case. Tho last report lay on tho stand
in his room at that very monont IN.
opened.
Before he could formulate some sort
OF IL reply for this extraordinary girl,
sho proceeded to rcviow tho essential
points OF Judge SaVo's opinion with n
reference to Judge So.and.So's decision
in agreement and Judge Thia.and. That's
Interpretation in confict-all so grace.
fully that VIII couldn't have suspected
that no had boon aavod from tho embar-
rassnont Of CONFUSING ignorance by
trained per,picuity aud woll.bred con.
s%idcratiou.
Ito was not at all astonishcd ut tho
noxt thing ho learned; that aho lind
boon admitted to tho bar.
Tho guests had begun to loavo whom
Mary discovered him so absorbed in
conversation with the visitor that he
did not notice hor entrance.
sho was coldly rosorvod and india.
posed to talk nil tho why homo, and
viii found it harder to oiler IN excuse
Tor bcing there aud not acoing her than
answering tho questions Of tho squirc's
nicco-and wisely did not attempt It.
1t is unnecessary to toll how often
viii visited tho aqnire's homo during
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

When Baby WAS sick, VIC Snrc her Castorie.
when Hhc was n Child, sho cried for Castorla-
When sho became Miss, she chung to CaStorla.
When Sho had Children. sho gavo them Castorla.
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" - - FNftNt4
No star shines brighter than a EIucly mar
Who no6ly earns wndtCver crown ho wears:
Who GrNntly couluers or rs grAndly dies
Aud the white bauGer OF his manhood wears
Through all the years upliited. TO the skies.
-Ju,td Z r. Dor.
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Place in oyster gridiron over hot FIRE.
Dip in melted butter aud lay on iron
again. Broit n light brown. Garnish
with horse radish and serve on toast.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
On aud after Monday. Decembe, Il. 1871. Pas
senycr Trains will run as follows: sD1ily.
tpaiIy Ercrpt sunday. Central time.
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Wheeling Bridge 4 Terminal Ry

limo Table No u, 10 take effect l::ll a. H.
Sunday. November !? lSi
Ionyc whceiuc-tS:N, t9:p, !Il;ioa. m. t,:N,
0S:I5, tt.S0. 300 y. III ,, ~
Leave rcniusula-tS:oj t9:il, lli:+aA m.,t2:.i
Leave Martins Fc%rry-tS:l1 t9:S7, ill:,,a M,
ia:Ss, eI:y7, ti;Il, Lg:l!. w ,, 49,.
Arrive TcVmiunl JUnctinn-'S:h, tlo:N. tll:ba
+. m, ti:SS, SG:i:. ti:ii, !9:lS T. m:
r, Eva'T n NJ I;:sl. ii:OS. tS;li. iS.D p IN.
Leave Martins Ferry -tT:aS, lJ:T AN, 'l!:b.
'Icsvo rSniusala-t7:3i lg:lia IL. "l.:as. li:lL
tii7, tj:ch. tS:S u 10: ~ =, ,,,.s,
Nrriro wNrolinS- t.ao, gu q IT, 10"
5I,iT. Has, ti:Ai, t9:@ y. m. -
tssphly. ipaily except Sunday. Sundays oaiFs
Auiralus will run on Eastern Tuia
J.E TAuSSlG. superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
Women Suffer
Browns
Iron BItterS

that old and reliable strengthening
medicine, Is made for just this
purpose.
It gently stimulates the action Of
the vital organs and purifies and
earicheS the blood. beautifics the
complexion, sweetens the breath,
and turns the weakness and suffer-
ing OF disease into the Joy OF per-
feet health.
Browns lion Filters Is pleasant TO take.
Iad il will not stain the teeth nor Cause
constipation. See the crossed red lines
on the wrapper. Oar book, How to
Live 4 HGndTea Years" tells all about 1t;
t;ee FOR q. stamp. e.
ssowS CHEMICAL Co.. BALTIMORE. Mo.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On aud after Saturday. February, 1895, trains
will run As follows, city time:
IENyE wHrELING. LEAVE ELM GROVE.
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Mrs.. NJ. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
IaiG"nL 1919 Market St., wheeling. VIVA.

The Island Cnrg aud electric motor, pass tho
door. Fourth annual Si'A1a begins MONDAY.
September Il, 1884. This school Oi'or'A com.
pletc aud thorough ohnrnfinn IN pFarl!cl; Eng.
lL'h MHihelHiIicG. Eag!Sa CIAulcJ. Latin aud
Modern Languages.
Tho 'Cho0i C0USlst' Of Primary. intermediate.
Academic and College Preparatory Department.
The methods mud cOlr,c of Instruction will
compare lAyOfRDly with tho best Bunluirlc, In
the country.
BOYS arr received in the Primary md Intes.
mediate. For circulars OF Interview, apply 10
MRS. N. STEVENS HIATT,
Principal. Wheeling, W. Va.
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fpaiIy, except sunday.
SnnIny church tInins will leave Elm Grovs,t
0;;Sn, III. and Wheeling at 1917 r. M.
IL. T. WElSGEiRER, Gen. Manager.
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All Trains daily. except sunday.
". q. CARREl- GCueral Passenger Agent.
". L TOODFORp. General Manacers
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RAILWAY TIME CARD,

Arrival and departure OF trains on and attsr
January o. 1891 EXPLANATION or REFERENCE
Marks: 'DAlly; iDailY. except sunday; iDaIly,
except Saturday: TDhily. except Monday; iSun.
nays only; lMOndlys only; Saturdays only.
En,tEfu Standard Ilnp.
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Chicaco-After al early dip OF &c on the
rains. wheat advanced sharply to-day on re.
ports OF heavy buying for export. aud with
shorts covering vigorously. July closed lsc high
CT. Corn gained &c; July oats &c and provisions
closed slightly higher.
The advocate., 1895-11-06
$l.OO A YEAR.

nandez, Juan Tomas, Juan Tomas
second, Maria Juans, Maria Magda-
lena, Maria Conception and an infant
child. They had been rudely hustled
from their homes at dead Of night on
the extraordinary charge preferred by
the auxiliary town Judge that their
lives were an evil in the sight Of God,
and that they were enemies Of Che
faith and heretics whom God had OEs
dered through his holy saint to be con-
sumed by fire.
The auxiliary judge related this
with the utmost sang frold to the au.
thorltles. He added that God had
wrought astonishing miracles to con-
firm what the saint had told him Ia
the vision. Said the judge: 81 obeyed
the divine command and ordered out
my slguayciles (constables), and we
took these sinners from their beds and
dragged them In the darkness Of night,
weeping and walling to the jail. When
they were locked securely In, / ordered
the alguayciles to set the building on
fire"
Twenty-one arrests were made, al.
though the fsnatical mob threatened
death to the authorities. The prison
ers, securely bound around the arms
and chained together, were marched to
Mollange, where q judicial investiga-
tion will take place. The whole popu.
lation Of Texacapa appears gone mad.
All believe the auxiliary Judge was
commissioned by the Almighty and
the saints to destroy eyiI.doers. They
point to the pile Of bones on which
they profess to see mirscnlously traced
outline forms of the saints who, on ad
Vising the Judge to burn heretics, left
their images. The community is moth
ing but an open-sir madhouse.
The advocate., 1895-11-06
THEY ARE TREACHEROUS.
Debs Says the Officials OF the Great North
ern Must be Watched.

WOODSTOCK, ILL.,, November g.
Eugene V. Debs made the following
statement to day with reference to the
threatened strike on the Great North
ern railway system:
"The policy Of the Great Northern
Company in relation to it's employees is
totally dishonest and disreputsble
For several months scheme has been
in operation to disrupt the American
Railway Union, Notwithstanding the
solemn pledge of President Hill that no
employe should be interfered with on
account of his connection with the or.
ganizstion. The strike Of April, 1894,
resulted in an agreement between the
company and the union, which was
effected May /, under the auspices Of
the board of arbitration, composed
wholly of merchants and msnufac-
turers, and OF which Charles A. Pills
bury was chairman. Tremendous
reductions, ranging from 10 to 40 per
cent, had been made by the company
and these were restored by the board.
From that day to this the company
has not held to its agreement. Com.
petent and trustworthy men have been
discharged again and again for no
other reason than that they belonged
to the union.
"Whether the employees strike or not
will be determined by themselves. l
am unable to foretell their decision.
Directors Keliher and Goodwin, in
conjunction with the board Of media
tion, are on the ground and / have
faith in their judgment and will ap.
prove their course whatever that may
be. According to my sdviceS the
Great Northern Company has already
begun the hiring Of thugs and ex-cOn-
victs at various p ints."
The advocate., 1895-11-06
Fate Of Heretics in Mexico.

NEW YORK, November g. The
World contains additional details Of
the burning of ten heretics by the
judge of the Mexican town OF Texa-
cspa, which is published to-day in q
special dispatch from Pachuca. The
dispatch says: As soon as the news
reached MolIange, the principal town
In the district, the municipal President
and minor officials, with an escort Of
over sixty men, armed with rifles, went
to TexscspaTwhere they found every
body in the public square executing
grotesque dances in honor Of the Virgin
Of Guadaloupe around the ruins ofthe
jail, a small building solidly con-
structed, close to the parish church. In
this jail previous to Saturday had been
confined Nicholas Hernandez, Martin
s antiago, Jose Manuel, Casper Her
The advocate., 1895-11-06

The October sales Of liquors by the
twenty-seVen Shawnee county drug
stores amounted to 6,7S6 in number.
The sales for previous months were as
follows: July, 4,75S; August 5,136;
September, 5,261. The October income
to the county from this source was
1864. Only one Of the stores referred
to is outside Of Topeka.
The advocate., 1895-11-06

TAMPA, Fla, November 3.--Passen.
gers arriving from Cuba tonight say
fully 5000 men have joined the insur-
gents from MatsnzaS province In the
last forty days. About fifteen days
ago $50 insurgents concealed them
selves in q cemetery on the outskirts
of Cardenas, attacking forty passing
regulars. The insurgents lost two
dead, FIVE wounded. Spanish loss, eight
killed, eleven wounded.
A priest who went to La Crete camp
to hear confessions reports his having
found $50 armed and 200 unsrmed men
in Sagus district. Letters from Maceo
say his headquarters near Santiago are
unmoleSted by the Spanisrds. He is
on the aggressive.