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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
PETERED OUT.
STRIKERS READY TO RETURN TO
WORK.
VIII Accept Their Old Ray at Brook
lyn-No "Scabs" to Be
Discharged.

Brooklyn, Jan. 29.-Master Work
man Connolly has made an offer on be-
half Of the strikers TO the railway OIL
ticials to return to work, on the terms
upon which they we're working when
the men went out. President Lewis
replied that the men would be given
employment on those terms where
there were vacancies for them %
fill. but in no case would new men oe
discharged to make places for the oid
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31

The senate was called to order at
$50 Monday evening by Senator
Weeks, president pro tenn. The roll
cali showed many absentees.
Private Secretary Anderson was
present and handed in communica-
ton from the governor; Ii was the
disappointment of j. w. Oliver, of
Waupun. as member of the state
board of control. The appointment
was confirmed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
\ LOW Err THAN EVER.
THE GOLD RESERVE FALLS TO
S51, T33, 173,
Withdrawals Amount to $3,975,00o
Never Before Within $416-
32T Of This Mark.

Washington, Jan. 29.--The total with
drawals of gold yesterday We're &c.,
$4,000 leaving the gold reserve at
the clGse Of business S5l,733, f13, or
Sl1G,327 lower than ever before.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
Resolutions Offered.

BY Mr.. Marsh joint, to furnish
printed matter to the officers and
members of the legislature and provid-
ing for list of members with party,
geographical and other statistics at
tached Adopted.
BY Mr.. Marsh, joint, providing that
when the legislature adjourns Friday
it be TO the following Tuesday; that
it hold at least one session day, in
Guiding Saturday, during this week,
and when adjournment then be taken
it be to the following Monday; and so
on, to alternate between adjournment
to Tuesday and to Monday. 1t lies
over
BY Mr.. Treat, joint, providing for a
clerk for the committee on the eollec-
ton and assessment of taxes. Adopted.
BY Mr. D. X Smith, from the
board of supervisors of Waukesha
county, for the establishment of an
institution for the idiotic and feeble
minded.
Bills Introduced;
BY Mr.. Stanley, to compel railway
companies to sell mileage books, al
lowing members of families TO use
those owned in the family, or permit
ting employees to use mileage books
owned by corporations.
By Mr. Sloan, to regulate liens on
property, which property shall be ac-
quired subsequent to the lien. This
bill is to provide for liens on growing
grain and crops.
BY Mr.. Nothbohm, to regulate the
sale of vaccine virus, modified toxine,
therapeutical serum. and other pre-.
ventions ana remedies for contagious
diseases. |. makes it unlawful for
any person company, or corporation
10 engage in the sale or distribution
unless approved BIZ the state board Of
health The penalty fixed Is not less
than So nor more than 800 for each
offense.
BY Mr. JeSke by request, describ-
ing THE duties Of engineers who have
charge of stationary steam engines
and boilers.
BY Mr.. Bacon, TO codify the laws re-
lating Il town insurance companies
ana poyiding for the distribution q
the same.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31

Washington, Jan, %. There Is some
doubt whether the house committee
on banking and currency will agree to
report a bond bill to the house today.
The democrats Of the committee are
divided in their views on AZ financial
legislation and some Of them are ir-
reyocably opposed to q bond issue
One members who favors the presi-
dents plan says he does not believe
more than four or five democrats on
the committee viii vote for II. The
balance of power, accordingly, rests
with the republicans in the committee,
as 1t does in the house. Chairman
Springer believes the republicans VIII
vote TO report a bill and viii aid the
democrats In the house to pass 1t. Mr..
Hit, one of the republican leaders
says his party is for bin by ma
jorlty Of sixteen to one.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
HowGATE on THE RACK.
His Trial for Embezzlement Begins In
the District Court.

Washington, Jan 29,-rhe trial of
Captain Henry w Howgate, for for
gerry and embezzlement from the gov
ernment has begun in the district
criminal court
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31

washington. Jan. 29-The first Of
fetal news of a revolutionary OUT
break in Colombia has reached the
navy department in cablegram from
Captain Cromwell. Of the Atlanta, now
at Colon. He says a revelation has
broken out at Buena Ventura on the
Patio coast Of Colombia. Either tne
Alert or the Ranger will be orderea
to Colombia at once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
NOW FOR GOOD ROADS 0
SENATOR MGILLIyRAY OFFERS
A BILL TO PROMOTE THEM.
UPPBR HOUSE PASSES SEVERAL
MEASURES.

Proposition Made to the Assembly to
Permit Women and Indians 10 Vote
MIR. Stanley Thinks Family Mile
age Books Would Prove Very Con-
venient.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31

Washington, Jan. 29.-The United
States has exhausted all proper means
in preventing the hostile collision be-
tween Mexico and Guatemala, Sec
rotary Greshams telegram to Mexico
representing the hope of the president
that the matter might be settled by
reference to some friendly nation met
with gathering reply from the Mex
lean government, but in substance 1t
holds that the difficulty with Guate-
mala Is such that owing 20 the atti-
tude Of that country, 1t will not admit
Of arbitration The inference Is that
Guatemala must either promptly sub
nit to Mexico's terms or surrender her
claims to the land In dispute o. bound
airy, or fight In this state Of the
case nothing can be done by the
United States at present to avert a
clash.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
DEATH ON THE TRACK
FEARFUL TRAIN WRECK IN IN
DIANA.
RAILS SPREAD NEAR COATS
WILLIE.

And the Cars Jump the Track and
Two Disappear Down an Embank-
ment--Two Persons Killed and a
Score Are Wounded Seyerely-The
Victims.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
SENATE WANTS A FINANCIAL
STATEMEN

Washington, Jan. -. The senate
agreed 10 a resolution offered by Mr.
Stewart calling on the secretary of the
treasury for statement of the es-
tlmated deficiency in the revenues of
the government to pay current cNpens
scs between December 81, 1894 and
December 81 ls93, and il the Sl33,-
3aT57a cash balance IN the treasury
December 81, 1891, will be sufficient
Go meat such deficiency.
Mr. Cullom called up the house bill
Disappearing the treaty before mnde
with The southern lite Indians and
providing for their settlement upon 4
part of their reservation aud the re
llnquishmcut Of the remainder 70 the
government After 4 discussion by
Mr., Was ana Mir. Wolcott aud others
the bin passed rs 1t was reported from
the committee by vote Of u H.
Tho bankruptcy bill was then taken
M and made unfinished business. At.
ter au executive session the senate
adjourned.
Washington. Jan -. 4 substitute
for Tin Reilly Pacific railroad bill WIS
introduced in the house by Mr..
Boatner a member Of the committee
on Pacific railways, who made thu
minority report against the Reilly hsll
THE bill provides Tor commission /,
consist ot three members who are il
receive salaries OF Sloma and to Ii
given powers If management usuaI1
exercised by railroad directors Nh cas-
NJ default
The house Went into committee .
the whole ON the consideration of iii
bill TO repeal the dGTentAl duty TIA
posed hy the tariff hill on sugars fran
bounty paving counties Mn Hnf
kins ~ Illinois Who spoke HI oppf
sition TO the bill, devoted eensiderabl
time 10 proving that GefmanY's ns
h!hition placed On lhn importation 1
ollr food products ~ 4 mere pfetext. H
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
No CHOICE At BOISE.

d rrlie te Elect Sweet said IL Have
II III Made,
Boise. ltialio Jan. - The ballot re-
suited mo choice There are rumors
as q trade having been made hy which
the pepulists are II elect Sweet.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
Bills Introduced.

BY Senator Woodwork, to provide
for more correct record CT births
and deaths.
BY Senator McGilvray, to provide
for the construction Of good roads by
local assessment and by county and
state aid. The act provides that one
third of the cost of construction or
Improvement of roads, along property
one-third Of whose owners are petition
ers for such new or improved road,
shall be borne by the state, one-third
by the county and one-third by the
owners of the property directly bene-
fitted. The board OF supervisors Of
a county must build sudh roads when
properly petitioned. The act further
provides that the state set aside $780,
600 each year from railroad licenses
to defray the states share Of expense
in the construction of such roads.
BY Senator Congor, relating to sur
plus monies in the state treasury; also
relating to elections and the counting
and preservation of ballots
BY Senator Putnam, to amend the
law of 1878, creating state park,
so as to enable the park commission
ers to sell timber on the park injured
by the present forest fires.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31

7. s. Coxey Of army fame. will lee.
ture In Milwaukee Sunday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
Bills Passed:

Relating to circuit courts.
10 make registers in probate clerks
of county courts.
To eede jurisdiction to the United
States over Devils island in Ashland
county, to be occupied as a site fo1
light house buildings.
Relating to undertakings on attach
mentS.
The joint resolutions, one to examine
the expenditures from appropriations
for the bureau of labor commissioner
and the other amending sec 1, article
10, constitution of Wisconsin relating
to the salary of the state superintend
ent, were concurredI in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11
president; John D. Garden. Of Wheel.
Ing. treasurer; F. W. Reynolds, Of
Wheeling, secretary.
BUILDING AND LOAN MEN
Meet Here to Form u state Associate,
mud Formulnl, Mad al I,,l.i,tI,n

Meet Here to Form u state Association
aud Formulate Needed Legislation.
Yesterday thore was hold meeting
OF representatives Of tho varlous local
aud state building and loan associations
ut tho Office Of tho Gemau.Amoricnn
Building and Loan Association, Roomcr
block, to consider tho best stops to DO
taken TO procure beneficial legislation
In tho interest OF building aud loan
association members. BY unanimous
consent Mr.. Alexander, OF Parkorsburg,
was called to tho chair, and Mr.. Charles
y. Roemor. Of Wheeling, was made
secretary. Aitor a worry interesting dis.
cussioD tho following committee waa
appointed to franc q bill to DO sub-
mitted TO tho legislature; Charles O.
Roemor, chairman, Joseph Lawson.
George ]. Mathison, A. J. McNaah and
". J. W. Cowden.
1t was also recommended that the
secretary ondeayor to promulgate tho
formation OF a state building and loan
association league for tho purpose Of
looking after tho woliaro OF their In.
terests. J. I. Rittenhouse, OF Parkers.
burg, and Messrs. II. 7. McGrogor, DR..
Taylor, S. Alexander, John Il. Carbon,
Attorney General Riloy. Charles Monke.
mellor, J. A. DunninG and others were
in attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

Sioux CRY, Jan. l0.-Joseph samp.
son, president OF the Fidelity Loan and
Trus. Company, was interviewed re-
garding tho financial troubles OF the
company. Ie said it could hardly be
looked at as n failure in u way that a
failure is usually regarded. The embar.
rassment ia only n temporary one,
brought about by inability OF Nebraska
farmers. on account OF crop failures. to
pay interest on their loans. This
amounted for January to $4,000 and
from this amount we are to pay interest
on our coupons for $4,000.
Said Mr.. Sampson: "They failed to
respond and SO did we, but there can be
no genuine failure, for every loan made
is secured by gilt-edged security. 1t is
probable tina. will take tho receiver
ship. as stockholders have been urging
me TO accept the appointment"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11
CROP REPORT.
United States Government Estimates OF
tho Cereal Production.

tho Ccrcnl Production.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Jan. l0.-Tho cs.
innate Of tho area, product and value by
states and territories OF tho cereal crops
together with those oil hay, potatoes
and tobacco have boon completed by
tho sta,istician Of tho agricultural do
partmont aud arc presented as follows:
Tho crop OF corn 10 1871 In ratio OF
yield Ia ono OF the lowest OH record. In
tho past thirteen years tho yiold por
aero fbut ono year, namely 1881, was
lower: tho yield for that year having
been 1870 against 1914 for tho yoar 1891.
Severe drought and dry winds In few
OF tho principal corn producing statos
reduced tho area harvested for Its grain
value to O2,5S2, 900 from tho 7G,0O0,000
acres planted. Tho products garnerod
Is ,2l2, 10000 bushels. having IN est.
mated farm value OF SOL, 10000.
Tho wheat crop Ia above an average
ono in yield por aero. Tho ontiro pro.
duct OF tho country 10 AGO, i67, 4lG
bushels, which 10 below tho average for
tho 1So years, 1890 to 1894. inclusive.
Tho iarm vauo Of tho crop Is S225, 002,.
02j. Tho area. according to revised
estimates, Is 3l.SS2, i3G acres. In tho
revision Of acres the principal changes
havo been madO In the spring wheat
states. The rate OF yield ia 1872 bushels
per acre. The average value per bushol,
i0.l cents.
Tho estimates for oats nrc: Area.
e7023.553 acres, product 6G2, OPS
bushels. value S2l4,Sl6,090; yield per
aero 24.5 bushels. Rye, area l.0ii.7SO
acres. product %. ,Gl5 bushels, value
Sl3,S9i.i75 Barley, area $40. 602 acres,
product Gi 400, 465 bushels, value ST..
1874, l27. Buckwheat, $50, $50 acres, pro.
duct L., 06S, 200 bushels. value S7.0i0,25S.
Potatoes. arcn 7.737,073 acres, produc.
l70,7S7.S3S bushels, value SOL, 52G,7S7.
Tobacco. area 52S, JOB acres. product
400, G7S, 1855 pounds, value ST, 7G0,739.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11
Lightning Hot Drops. ,Yhn,


Although this preparation has
achieved a world wide fame as stand.
ard remedy Tor pains. some people ARE
yet unfamiliar with it and ask:
"What is Lightning Hot DropH?"
Our answer is:
lightning Hot Drops Is molt won.
deriu; combination Of pure drugs and
herbal extracts. especially designed to
kill pain, to allav Inflammation and to
soothe and heal all flesh wounds, Of what.
ovcr nature.
Lightning Hot Drops 10 tho greatest
pain panacea known to medical ecionco
it is for internal and external use, aud
Ia equally good for man. beast or fowl.
lightning Hot Drops is carmiua.
tive OF pronounced power, and is an nc.
knowledged specific in oil stomach and
bowel disorders, exerting corrective
influence never equalod by any socallcd
similar" preparation.
Lightning Hot Drops is universal
panacea oil raro merit, standing alono
md unapproachable in truo medicinal
qualities"
That every claim for Lightning Hot
Drops is sustained by strict truth is at.
tested by tho remarkable popularity OF
tho remedy Mt homo. Tho druggist
everywhere, without exception. report
remarkable and constantly increasing
snlos Of tho preparation. and in nearly
every case add that it ia n pleasure TO
sell such romody because OF tho uni
yersal satisfaction It givos.
Lightning Hot Drops is q standard
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place in every homo the whole year
around. Lightning Hot Drops is sold
everywhere nj % and so cents per bottle.
Soc two and ono.hnlf times rs largo MS
25c, and is mado only by tho Herb Mcdi.
cine Company, Springfield, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11
PETER NfAIIER.
Fine Attraction Opened Mt tho Grand
Last Night to n Good House.

a Fine Attraction Opened ut tho Grand
Last Night to Good House.
An unusually largo crowd witnessed
the opening performance OF the Potter
Maher Athletic and Specially Company
at the Grand last night. From begin.
ming to end tho spOclaltics are all good,
and in TACT away above tho average.
"Tho keegana" do very funny act,
as also do Conley and Madden and
Campbell and Beard. Low G. Mettler,"
tho mimic and imitator, is very clever
in his limo OF business. Some OF his
limitations arc great Tho Dare Brothers
do n wonderful gymnaslic act
The show closed with tho funniest
alter piece seeu here for many o day,
entitled "McCracken's Reception" in
Producing the entire company and end.
ing with scientific sparring exhibition
by Potter Maher. the coming champion
OF the world" and Billy Henuessy, Of
Boston, which va, very interesting.
The show Is good ono and deserves
big business, which it will no doubt do.
Tho same bill will be presented the re.
mainder Of tho engagement. which 10
tonight and the usual Saturday matinee
aud night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

Tho reador OF this paper will DO
plonscd to learn that there is Mt lcast
ono dreaded disease that science has
boon able to euro in ali its stages, and
that ia catarrh. Halls Catarrh euro is
tho only positive euro known TO tho
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires n con.
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
euro is takon internally, acting directly
on tho blood and mucous surfaces OF
tho ssys,om, thereby destroying tho
foundation Of tho disease. and giving
tho patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature in do.
Ing its work. The propriotors have so
much faith in it's curative powors that
thoy offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails TO cure. Send for list Of
tostimonialH.
Address, L. ]. CHENEY & Co.,
., Toledo, o.
gkS Sold BY druggists, 75c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

The Martinnettis family Is one OF tho
oldest theatrical families in tho world.
For more than 100 years this family
name has been before the public. Be-
ginning in France during the time OF
the first Napolean down to tho present
tho name Of Msrtinnettis has boon a
distinguished one. Coming to this
country with the Ravels in the carly
forties until to-day they have held their
places through father aud 500. genera.
ton after generation, as the leaders
and originators OF all the pansomime
novelties OF the times. Edwin. Toto
and George Martinnestic, the acroba.s,
grote,que dancers and pantomimists
arc lineal descendants OF the original
Martinnestie family. They will appear
with the Al. G. Field Alinstrels and
Pantomime OF Aladdin at Opera House,
Monday evening, January IA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

Vono's Curative Syrup (50c n bottle), made
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Neno's Lung Tonic t5Oc n bottle), n posl.
tive euro for Throat and Lung Troubles. Bron-
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NenO's "Nito" (S2.OO n bottle) n cure for
lmpo,ency. Weakness OF Men, Lost Manhood.
etc.
reno's Concentrated Tonic and Servine
$500 n bottle), a specific for Brain aud Heart
Troubles, Fits and Spinal affections. St VItus
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Sir Morrill, McKenzie's Cure for Denf-
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noises In the head.
Eeuo has other specifics for female troubles.
bladder and urinary troubles, skin diseases,
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Owing TO the large number OF patients who
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

A great company appears at tho
Opera House next Tuesday and Wed.
nesday evenings and Wednesday matt
nee. presenting that farcial success
Jane" The story tells OF tho adven-
ture OF n young bachelor OF prodigal
ways. who secures money from the trus.
tee OF an estate by representing himself
to be married. When the trustee sud.
denly appears on the scene, the young
man. forced to provide wife for the sit
uasion, makes a business arrangement
with bis houuemaid, Jane, aud from this
plot OF the morning housemaid be-
comes the wife OF her master st noon,
and has to acceptfor two children, their
offspring. as evening. Tho household
and neighbors are all turned into base
liars and deceivers, all for sordid gain
and vain glory, all in morning. noon
and night. As farce comedy /.
creates roars OF laughter that are not
far between.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11
THE ". & u. G. ROAD.
a Good Showing Made for tho Past Yen
Tho Directors,

a Good Showing MIndo for tho Past Yenr.
Tho Directors.
At meeting Of tho stockholders oil
the Wheeling Il Elm Grove Railroad
Company. held yesterday. Messra. A.
Reymann, August Rolf, II. Bioborson,
ii. B. Grimm, j. d. Dubois, +. Happy
and G. ". LETTERS were elected to con-
stitute the board Of dircctors for tho
year 1895.
The annual reports wero all exceed.
ingly satisfactory. Tho road md prop
erty are in good condition, and impor.
tant bettcrment, have been made in the
past year. Tho financial condition OF
tho company is good, though the profits
were loss than thousand dollars out Of
over Si3, 1000 receipts. This was largely
owing TO tho heavy expense for i'm.
provcments. Tho business showed n
steady and satisfactory increase, but
tho revenues did not incroaso In pro
portion, owing to tho reduction in
charges. which averaged about 20 pol
cent Tho prospects for tho future wore
reported very favorable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

EDtxBURGu, Jan. l0.-Thc cold weather
now prevailing in Scotland in tho most
severe experienced for many years; 80
degrees OF frost have been registered.
Loeb Lomoud is frozen over. In several
parts OF the country railroad traffic has
been stopped by the snow. Some OF
the drifts are 20 feot high. Dense, black
fog prevails over tho Clyde and steamers
are unable to proceed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

Warren-River ice. . inches and
stationary. Weather, light rain aud
mild.
Oil. City-River A feet 4 inches and
falling slowly. Woather mild and rain
ing heavily.
Morganlown-Riyer II feet and fall.
ing slowly. Weather cold and raining.
} Greensboro-River ii feet and ris.
irg. Weather, rainfall IS aud cool.
Standardization "a feet inches
and'faIling. Weather cool and raining.
PittsburGh-River IA feet inches
and falling. Raining.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11
"All of n Twist" Club Entertained.

A dance was given last evening at tho
home Of Miss Maggie Leonard, ut 80
Twentieth street. She entertained the
"All OF Twist" club. Those present
wero Misses Maggie Leonard. Mareue-
rito Jones. LYDIA Leonard. jamie Leon
ard. Mollis Lynch. Minnie Altman,
Lucy Barber, Mamie Mack, Nora Leon.
ard and Mes,rs. John Leonard, Edward
Lynch, James Leonard, Harry Bennett,
Harry Gilmore. Michael May and Will
lam FARRELL. John Lynch sang several
very pleasing songs. Refreshments
were served at 10 o'clock. Peddicord's
orchestra was present and furnished
music. The club will give its next hop
next Thursday evening ut Mr.. John
Leonardo. 1882 Marke. street, and ali
tho lady and gentlemen friends OF the
members are invited to be present