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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27
IMPROVEMENTS IN LABOif-sA'iN"
MACHINES.

Ncvs comes out from Buffalo n. \"
that n successful test has been M"ue
,t.ro ~ q machine which threatens IA
rcvolutionize the casting OF iau'"'o'9
and incidentally thereby. to throw q
LARGO number OF men out OF employment
/, has taken a year TO construct the ma
chino and its cost has been upwards OF
90, ooo Ry the old process one man
corld with the aid Of a helper, turn out
twenty TO thirty patterns per day. win
q crew of ten men the new monster mold
ing machines car turn out one hundred
ana Eve molds for hve-foot radiator
,ooce in thirty minutes. IT is said that
tho machine has so far been tried only
On radiator castings. but that II Fan
form the mold for anything Of which a
pattern Is made.
We can very well understand the feel
ing that prompts working men 10 resent
any Improvement of this sort in machin-
cry. which d%ispenscs with the services OF
so many OF them and practically casts
them out without work and many times,
without bread. The impulse is as natu-
ral as any possible impulse, and the man
who tells them that their resentment is
unreasonable. has all the appearance of
q hard-hearted man. We have not the
slightest doubt. however, hat these i'm
provomcnts OF labor-savlng machinery
are for dho ultimate advantage Of all
mankind. Indeed, they belong to the
domains Of evolution, and 1t Is. logically,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27
a paradox to say that evolution can make

n paradox TO say that evolution can make
out disastrous results.
The case. in point OF fact, Is to be
looked az thus: The workmcn who make
UP q particular trade are undoubtedly
hurt. when one OF these new Inventions
Is made. There Will certainly be a
number OF those. who Will either have
to ind employment ia some other trade
or starvC.
But the workmon In all other trades
are unanimously benefited BY IL. They
set what that machin produces Tar
cheaper than they got IL before, and,
getting q great variety OF things pro-
duccd by labor-saying machinery at in
initcly reduced prices, they arc enables
to nave almost all the comforts OF life.
whereas. they would have had few or
none If old methods had been adhered TO.
Some Of that generation Of workmen Will
DO hurt BY the Improvement, but all
workmcn Of succeeding generations Will
be benefited by it.
We have the sinccrcst sympathy with
workmcn, who lose tl!cir employment
when an Improvement is made i'm ma
chinery, but We cannot believe that that
sympathy should lead Us 10 put any sort
sort Of restraint upon Improvement and
progress.
II seems to be an memorable law OF
nature that progress and production
shall be only accompanied by pain and
labor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

Mrs. James wilson. Of Parkyille. Sui
Ivan county, New York, sued Robert Van
Loan, a n%elghb0r. for the conversion OK
twenty boards. amounting 10 1920. The
jury was out five hours, when they
brought in the following verdict: 1--WE
find o verdict of no cause OF action. with
the request that Mr.. Van Loan return
the boards
Sullivan county is separated from Pike
county. pa. by the Delaware river. In
tho latter county the vcrdicts OF iuries
frequently read. 'Not guilty, but We
charge the defendant with hair the
COSTS"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27
A1coHo1 usnD 10 ufhE mrs.
Half "a Gallon Goes Into Every Dozen
Dorbys, But 10 All E~vapornfc..

TlTT 70 TITTOn I0U- TmT0 TG"T" TII0I
Dorbvs. IL All rv,n,r,fc.
Charles III. Merritt, OF baADAi5' COME
,,.r. aivcu ID hearing yesterday hy the
,,t.,,l c-,mrffr. ereqrli
800 ..,i,0 tbe r.e 0r alcohol iu t.e
81. ',t ,,-,r1f,rtr~. in thIs @rounfr..
r ,I".. nr t.e E..r.r. the come
I.o,l.d o., moi I'm N.w York
-- ,rN.I', If u o..Io.F
f- rI.rrftr svnf0fn.d I'M f.nsth tho t.,
t, r..rf.~ .r1 ,.... .
..,r.. l.t., -rf. a.,
rr.. of AK Ire Sad tr9t nI.ohol
,-.l p, .ol.arr f.. tn. ..,o, -ral-
& ,-hf.h d., emri,ved rs n etl0@r. or
'+te 'I,. rorm.riy Alkaline s-h.farros
'"l rr tt.s ~ t". A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

Chicago shred in the great pot OK the
Democratic party. and our Democratic
stomach could not stand tho stun. That
was not the pot luck" contemplated
SO tho sons OF the prophets OF Dem
ocracy. having no Elisha TO cure the evil
proceeded to indianapolis and there again
"sct on the great pot n secthed a
true Democratic p~ottage, so excellent IN
every way that all tho sons Of the pro-
phcts r%cjoiccd and resolved to keep the
receipt for future use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

Colonel TazCucil Elicit. Of Richmond.
member of Congress from the Third Disc
trlct. passed through Petersburg ycstDr-
day eu route home from Norfolk. Colonel
Elicit said 90 a representative of the lu-
deN-Aupcai tlat ne had Do doubt the
Democratic party would have TO face
formidable opposition ueXt Iall. 1ut ne
believed that The Democracy would tli-
umpn. Colonel Elicit also said he hoped
tho gold aud silver Democrats would get
together by the next State election, add
iug that De believed tins would Dee done
tO "a great extent IN IlchmOnd.-luucN-
Appeal OF Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

The Atlanta Constitution says that the
statement that the Democratic party In
tho South lost heavily by the nomination
OF Air. BRYAN IS untrue. Instead Of los
votes in this section. says the Con
stitution. It IS shown by the returns that
$1,000 more votes were cast for the Demo-
cratic ticket in the last election than in
1872.
In proof Of that claim the Constitution
,.,Fnfa tt. f.IIr-rFyy f.If.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

Kentucky statesmen die very hard.
They are really not so particular what
tho job is. so that it is some public Of
fee. The Virginia delegation at Chicago
gave Senator Joe Blackburn their votes
on one ballot for tho Presidential nomi-
nation. and ne has been running for
something ever since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

We regret TO sec that the annual meet
ing Of the clerks OF county courts win
not be held this year. We think that q
discussion Of how TO make correct elec-
ton returns OF two or three names
would prove Of incstlmabie benefit to
some OF them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

negro dialect. scandinavian intersections
and yiddirh. constitutes poetry. The
opossum. sweet potatoes. pumpkins,
corn shucking. autumn forests nud even
reputable and venerable men and women
arc being most outragcousiy treated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

A bin has passed the Alabama Senate
permitting women. married or SINGLE TO
practice lazy in al the courts. The princi-
pal argument made IN favor Of the bill
was that MIS-. VIM. Jennings Bryan is a
lawyer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

Senator Marion Buffers paper. the
Caucasian. has escaped from the sheriffs
hands and is out again with its fight
against pritchard and It's juggling with
Tom. Watson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

Now that Tom. Watson's letter has
been duly read. the public VIII await a
few lines from Mr. Cleveland TO Con-
gross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

There seems TO be a mistaken idea pre-
valent in some OF our exchanges that
verses written in a combination OF tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

To our North Carolina friends: We do
rot love you less because we beat you az
L..l-L.I-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27
WASHINGTON BUREAU. ANGUS Nc
SWELN MANAGER WASH
INGTON. ID. c..
TIMES BUILDING.
TENTH AND BANK STNbhiS'

THE MAILING LIST Is ONLY PRINT
JED ABOUT EVERY TEN DAYS
T~HEKEFORE. DO NOT FELL JNEAsA
If TIL DATE OPPOSITE YOUR NAME
CHANGED AS SOON As THE SUD
SCRIPTION Is RENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

Sponcer-"I see that Skinleigh IS suing
Iuckton for obtaining "a lot OF valuable
Fercuson-'liow did IL happon?'
Spenccr-"SNrleigh sold IL 10 him under
the impression that IL was absolutely
WOrtnlDss.'-NcW York World.
I've got, mammal'
MOthor-"Ies, love. and your pa Is the
closest relative you've cot. Judge. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27

The price of The Times Is two cents per
copy and ten cents per week. Delivered
within ihe limits OF Richmond and hanchcs-
ter. Sunday paper three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-27
10 Cnrrc nnndenis.

VIC DFSIRF TO CALL TIE ATTEN--
TION or ALL PERSONS SENDiNG
POLITICAL NEWS AND OTHER tOM-
MUNICATIONS 20 THE TIMES 10
THE NECESSITY OF SIGNING THEN
NAMES no SUCH REPORTS. AS 1T IS
THE RULE OF THIS PAPER NOT 10
PUBLISH ANY ARTICLE THE NAME
OF WHOSE AUTHOR Is UNkNOMN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06
A DEMOCRATIC TRICK.


How DUTY, the Democratic Nominee for
Judge In the Wetrci.i tiirhte District,
was Put on the Popuii,t Ticket.
Special Correspondence.
NEW MARTINSVlLLE. W. Va Oct.
"A call was printed In last weeks
Democrat, signed By the chairmen Of
the county PopuliSt executive commit
tees nf Wctzel and Richie. for a Popu-
list Judicial convention On Saturday
last. County Chairman StrwarI,Of Lit
TETON, called the convention to order
n the court house about IL o'clock. He
immediately DECIDED that the call was
improperly made. md adjourned the
convention.
At 40 O'clock n new set of dele
gates assembled. The new convention
was called iu order by County Chair
man Lambert. OF Richie. and Colonel
W. NJ. ODER was made chairman, and
pan Long. secretary. a stormy time
ensued. Jerry klsrr. a well known Pop
ulist, II Grant district. accused the
Democrats OF running the convention.
Obrr, the chairman. having taken an
active part In the Democratic prlmar-
les.
The fast is there were but four or
hre "middle-uf-thc-rUad" men present.
who opposed TIM motion To- put N. 4.
Duty. the Democratic candidate, on the
Purulist ticket. When the balT1ting
was ordered. kiger and the real Popu-
lists left tn" hall. Six men. who claim
Ell 10 be- POpulistS remained and nomi-
mated Duty. The PopuliStS were great
~ incrnsed over the matter and threat
en- legal proceedings against those who
fnrcio!y took charge OF the convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06
should Have Held Its Tongue.

In London Answers there If told Il
story Of II Waterman who threw him
self u OF work by his stupidity. He
had been engaged by the directors Of an
Australian bank. and brought with him
his good recommendations.
The chairman OF the board sent for
him and proceeded 10 post him up as
TO his duties.
Well. James," he begun, this Is your
first Job 0f this kind. isn't III"
Veg, sir"
Your duty must be to exercise vigil
ancc,"
Yes. air"
"ne careful how strangers approach
you"
81 Will. SIR"
mo stranger must he allowed 10 en-
ter the bark ut night under any pre-
tex, whatever"
mo, air."
And " manageable !s n good man,
honest and Trustworthy, but II will be
your duty 10 keep your eye on him."
"l.ut II will he hard 10 watch two mon
and the bank Mt the same time"
1.-TWO mcn-hOw?'
why. sir, II was only Yesterday that
tho manager called me In for n talk.
aud he said you were II of tho best
men IN the city, but II would b" Just
rs well to keep both eyes on you, and
let the directors know II You hung about
after hours"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06
BRYAN AND BONDS
Some OF the Wild Staten rnts Of the Can.
dldntr's Wheeling Speech kefMt-d.

didntr's Wheeling Speech KcTMtrd.
New York Press: In his speech vt
Wheeling. ". Va. ON Thursday, Mr..
Bryan said:
They give US u bond issue. and then
they lei the people rrcover Il little from
that. until they are able to stand an
other band issue. and so they keep II
up and tell us they are administering
the most important financial treatment
Ia the patient"
Who does. Mr.. Bryan? What Repub-
liran administration In your time has
given US Il bond issue" Who tells
you that they are administering the
| most important financial treatment 10
the pati-nt?"
AFTER TIE RESUMPTION OF
SPECIE PAYMENTS. FOLLOWING
THE WAR CURRENCY, MR.. BRI-
AN. NO REPUBLICAN ADMINS
TRATlON EVER ISSUED A DOLLAR
OF BONDS, AND YOU KNOW IT.
1893. REPUBLICAN ADMIEISTRA-
| TON AND REPUBLICAN, RIVE
| NUE. LAWS REDUCED THE INTER-
ESr-BEhRING DEBT FROM 81
GGN.ga5 600 To S5Sj.OGi260. NOT 4
PESSYoF. NEW DEBT WAS INcIfR-
RED. AND THE PEOPLE of THIS
COUNTRY WE'RE RELIEVED OF
THE BURDEN OF PAYING IN
TEREST on OVER 4 BILLION DOL
LARS.
Until the Democratic free trad" ad-
| mluiSiratIOn with It's Wilson tariff law
brought u financial plague To- this cnun-
| try. there were no hund i~SsueS-nut 4
penny, not a mill. There was nothing
but a paying on Of debt, Il wiping out
OF bonds.
YOr VOTED FOR THE WILSON
| BILL. MIR. BRYAN. YOU WE'RE 4
MEANS COMMITTEE THAT FRAN
| ED IT. YOU DEMANDED HEAVIER
| REDUCTIONS OF DUTIES THAN
WERE MADE. YOr DECLARED
THAT PROTECTION WAS a CURSE.
| YOU ASSERTED THAT YOU WOULD
DIE FOR FREE TRADE.
YOU WILL SEhND FOR THAT
| FREE TRADE. MIR. BRYAN. YOUR
CHICAGO PLATFORM ENDORSES
IT. AND YOU ACCEPT EVERY
| WORD OF IT'S FREE TRADE DEC
LARATTONS. IF YOU WERE ELEC-
TED PRESIDENT YOUR WILSON
| LAW WOULD CONTINUE TO PRO
DUCE 4 DEFICIT WHICH NOW Is
PILlNb VI Al HE hA i. DF
800, OOO.O 900 a YEAR.
You are responsible for the bond Is
sues-yOu and Cleveland and WILSON,
and the other free traders who de-
s;ruyed the Mckinley tariff law. And
" you were elected President. those
bond Issues would multiply over and
over again, for the Wilson law would
make no more revenues for you that II
has made for tirOvcr Cleveland. 1t
would make less. with the country In Il
panic and all values wrecked.
When You talk about bond issues.
Mr.. Bryan. yOr are aS dishonest nS
when You tell the waGc-carncr In one
breath that his silver-standard dollar
viii buy as much as our present gold
standard dollar, and In the sam"
breath you tell the farmer that It Will
buy only half as much. You cannot
tell the truth. because you do not
| know what truth Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06
IntroduetIon OF Tic Metric sY.trn,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Unlted
States Consul Sawter, at Gnauchau. re-
ports 10 the state department that us i
result OF the strong agitation in Eng
land for the introduction OF the metric
system OF weights and measures 1t
would seem that lts use Is not far dis
tant, and a bill Is already pending be-
fore parliament lcgallzing the system,
The British merchants. he elyF. are at
last becoming convinced that they can
no longer retain their hold on tie
worlds market with their old and cum
bersome system OF sounds. shIllInGs,
pence, yards. feet and inches. Great In
roads Into the British South American
trade Is attributed largely 10 the Brit
ish retention OF these old measures,
which are now absolutely unintellIgi-
bic TO the Latin, races. The fear. too.
that the United States will sOon adopt
the metric system. thus leaving Eng
land and Russia the only non-metric
countries OF the world, IS stimulating the
agitation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06
cAN CURE ASTHMA Avn HAY FEVER.
a Noted Physician Oners 10 Prose nhis I u
all Sufferers Ia Wheeling an Thursiry.

NJ o"'sttts w httling IN Ihtfs Stay.
The majority Of sufferers from. ASth.
ma and kindred complaints, after trying
doctors and numbcrless remedies ad.
Nertlscd as positive cures without avail,
have come to the conclusion that there
IL no cure for this most distressing dis.
eaSe, nnd these S1ilp persons Will b.
the more In doubt and sIcptlcsl when
they learn through the columns Of the
press That DIR. Rudolph SChlnmnnn,t the
recognized authority who has trcntcd
more cases OF these diseases than my
living doctor, has achieved success by
Icrfecting u remedy which not only
gives Immediate relief In the worst
CAGES. but hag positively cured thou
sands Of sufferers who were consider
I'd lncurnblc. These were lust rs Skcp-
tlchl ny some or our readers now are.
Dr. .Schlnlhann's remedy ~ doubt pos
Sesses the merit which ~ claimed r1r
It or he would not authorize this IA
per to announce that lie Is not only
Willing to give free to eACh person suf-
rerIlg from Asthma. Hay Fever, or
bronchitis In this city one liberal free
trial box Of HIS Cure, hut urgently re-
quests all sufferers to call at The I.J-
gan Drug Cnmpany's store, Tcnths and
Main streets. from 4 Il. m. tn q y. M,
Thursday, October y. md receive IA
package absolutely free OF charge
knowing that In making the claim he
does Tor his cure, Il strong doubt mny
arise In tn. minds Of many, and that a
personal test, ms he offers to all, VIII b.
more convincing, aud prove Its merits.
than the publishing OF thousands OF
testimonials from parsons who have
been permanently cured by the use OF
his Asthma Cure. "Dr. SchINniann's
Asthma Cure" MS It IL called. has been
sold by druggists OF this city ever since
Il was FIRST introduced. although many
persons may never have heard OF II.
and II IL with Il view 10 reaching these
that he makes this OTcr. This IL GER
tainly i most generous and air Offer,
and all who are suffering from any OF
the above complaints should re-
member the date and place where the
distribution will be- made, and avail
themselves OF thn same Persons living
out Of this city who desire To test tbr
efficacy OF this most wonderful reme-
dy viii receive a package free by mail,
by writing Ia DR.. Il. Srhinmann. slb
Rhsabel street, 81. Paul. Mimi, pro-
viding their letter II received before
October is, as no free samples can be-
obtained after that date.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06
MARRIAGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
The Date Changed and then There was a
Hunt for a License.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. G--The we'd
ding OF Miss Jennie L. c%atherwood,
daughter OF Mrs. Darling, wife OF Ma
for Darling. and Or. GrInncll. u NO
phew Of Governor Levi p. Morton, 0r
| New York, was originally set for De-
tobcr II. Cards were sent 0ut h1-
ndunclng that the nuptlnlS would be
celebrated on that day, at the fnmIly
villa Of the Hastings, at rutherford, In
Supn county,
The war department. with that dis
regard for the wishes Of brides which
has been felt OF late. particularly In
thIs city, peremptnrIly ordered Major
Darling and the rest Of the officers Of
the Filth artillery to proceed lnmc-
dlntely to their new stations In the
eastern states. Their departure could
not be delayed even for II wedding and
Miss CatllerwOod naturally wanted 10
have her stcp.fathcr present nj her
nuptlRls, as well 'As her other friends,
the officers OF the regiment and their
families, the first Invitations TO thu
wedding were recalled and the second
sent out, bidding the guests to be pres
ent NJ the Preside at 1880 this morn
Ing. when the wedding tnlk place.
Her ilnncc, Dr., Grinncll. OF NuS
York. dM MOI understand our laws and
neglected TO take Out a marriage IL
cense. Re made the discovery yesier-
day that such a paper was necessary.
and he also learned thut tb. county
clerks oiilce would be closed to-day, Il,
begin II legal holiday. In Il very I'M
happy frame OF mind DR.. Grlnnell
chartered II swift hHck and SET out In
pursuit Of a deputy clerk. Rut he could
find no one at home and for n time 1t
looked as II the Wedding ceremony set
for 1880 this morning. would have tn
be- postponed. Then somebody suggest
cd the name Uc William s. Barnes MS
likely the man "a solvc the difficulty.
SO Mr.. Barnes got. into the hack with
the doctor and after y IN trouble u H.
cenSe vas secured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 5.-At $50
ment of the Circle Park hotel, In Monu-
ment Place. was c%xtlnguishFd with
small loss. Fire Chief ]. II. Webster
and Fireman Buck Stahlman. who were
tho first 10 enter the basement. were Sc
riOuSly injured by an explosion caus-d
by a melted natural gus pipe, The right
side Of Chief Wcbster'S head vas hndly
burned and Stahlmnn's face was burned
10 Il blister and his hair burned OF. Both
will recover. There was SOME excite
mcnt among the guests, hut no n was
injured. a serious cOniIngratlnn was
avcrted by the stonpnge OF the draft
through the elevator shaft.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06

DENVER. Col. Oct, SIT appears
doubtful whether tn" McKinl"y F,epub-
ltcan electoral or state ticket will be
printed on the official ballot in Colorado.
The Ticket nominated at Colorado
Springs September 30 was not filed by
petition. and the time for receiving such
petitions has expired. Now the silver
Republicans are preparing a protest
against giving the Mckinley ticket n
PLACE on the ballot. claiming that it
represents not the regular Republican
organization, but a bOltinY faction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Oct. 4.-w. J. Bryan
left 81. Louis tonight on a special train
for Memphis at S O'Clock. During the
day he spent most OF the time In bed re-
cuperntIns from the fatigues OF the past
week. He did not arise until 5 o'clock.
From that hour until the time OF his de-
parture he was besleSed with visitors.
Mr.. Bryan did not go TO church to-day,
nor did he leave the hotel until he start
ed for the train. There was no crowd
around the depot when the train left. as
1t was not generally known that the
presidential candidate was 10 leave the
city tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06
Hot Shot FOR bryan.

BOSTON. Mass, oct. 4.-The Social
Isl Labor party OF THE city held n ratin-
cation meeting tonight In Fancu!l hall.
about 500 people being present. Charles
II. Matchett. the candidate for The pres
idency OF the party, made a speech In
which he said that the Brooklyn Cen
tral Labor Union was n miserable mis-
leading concern. Another speaker at
tackled Candidate Bryan and said that
II he was elected President that he
would hurry troops to Chicago Just ns
quickly as did Grover Cleveland at the
time OF the strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06

HEN FRANKLIN. Tex. Oct. ed.
Knowles, a.n old citizen. and his mar,
ried daughter. were assaulted nj their
residence about seven miles south from
this place last night and probably IA
tally injured by unknown persons.
Knowles and daughter were both as
gaulted by some n ur more persons
aud were seriously Injured on the head
with an axe or some blunt instrument.
Robbery IL suspected az the object Of
the assassIns. Knowles died to-day and
his daughter may recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06
Help From America.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-A dispatch 10 tn?
Times from Stmla. India. with refer
ence to the proposed shipment OF Call
fornia wheat to India, says: The best
news we could receive would be that
twenty or thirty carEoes OF wheat
were being shipped from North and
South America. II would steady tn.
market and check the further rise, while
the actual arrival Of carSoes would
cause the native grain dealers to lower
their prices, the high prices having al
ready caused discomfort and grain
riots In various towns"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06

NEW YORK, Oct. L-Thc IIerald's
correspondent in Rio J~aneIro. Brazil,
trlegraphs that there has been ~ run on
the society known us the CuIda Econ
omIca. The funds Of the society are
guaranteed by the government, but uu-
mernus persons withdrew their deposits.
Coffee producers and exporters are
greatly alarmed at the fall In prices in
Europe.