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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12
The Fore murder Trlal at St. Louis:

ST. LOUIS, April lin the Fore muir
der trial a number Of depositions of per.
sons living in Kentucky were read, all Iof
which ideposed to the fact, that several
members Of the Fore familyhad been in.
sane. An uncle had been incapable of
managing his business. Augustus Fore,
now living, is insane; George W. Fore was
insane and committed suicide; the father
of the prisoner was oil morbid melancholy,
morose, silent and Indifferent; he was hos.
tile and dangerous without reasonable
cause, and many, ofhis acts were not ra-
tional: The defendant had o temporary
attack in, 1866, and again in 1855 and 1870.
Tomorrow the defense viii offer the testi-
Am0nya Of medical experts, after which tho
prosecution will bring forward rcbutting
evidence. The interest Id the case Is on
the increaseand the Court room Is densely
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The National Convention Of Colored
....-- Men. -

NEW ORLEANS, April 11.-ln the Ma.
tional Convention to-day, the Committee
on Permanent Organization reported,
naming Fred. Douglass for President, Jas.
II. 1ngraham, first Vice President, and
George T. Ruby, Secretary.
MIR. Rapier, of Louisiana, offered the
following resolution: ,G gf J
"That we, in the name OF the colored
people Of the United States, repudiate any
sympathy with the late Labor Reform
Convention held at Columbus, Ohio, and
also the Convention of liberal Republicans
called for the first OF May at Cincinnati" !"
Referred 10 Committee on Resolutions,
MIR. Herolson said there were but two
political parties in the country, the Re.
publican and Democratic. The Cincin.
natl Convention was q Democratic Con.
Lieut.. Gov. Pincbback opposed the
passage Of the resolution as it carried on
its face the condemnation Of Charles Sum.
ner. He Pinchback) would remain here
in Convention a long time before his voice
should be raised TO condemn Mr.. Sumner.
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THE TRIAL or o'cnNNnp.

In the case of o. 'Connor, the assailant nj
the Queen, the counsel this morning for
the prisoner made an Intellectual attemnt
10 Withdraw his plea Of guilty 70 the
charge on the mitigating ground Of finssn.
ity, and a jury was enpannelled to In.
quire into the mental conditioned tho pris.
oner. O'OUnnorsfa father was swornifI his
sons defense, He testified that his father
was q nephew Of Feargus 0'Connor; that
several members ol his family besides the
prisoner were insane; the accused, ho All.
ted, was very shdious when child. lanfI
fell into bad health, from which he had
suffered ever since; prisoner was wounded
IN the head In 1886, and received injuries
which rendered him insensible for some
time. The witness further testified that
MS son was never connected with any no.
lltcal association. nts iH lElbast5tri
The trial was brought to an abrupt con.
clusion. The jury empanneled to enquire
into the medical condition OF the prisoner.
after hearing a number Of witnesses. re-
ported that the boy was perfectly sane.
Although an expert, DR.. Harrington, who
has studied the subject Of insanity for a
quarter ofa century, testified that he re.
garded the prisoner as insane, and dan.
gerous to be large. y ,gl1sagit
sENTENCE OF o'coNNoR, THH QUEENS
. gl -,,4,.4, AssAt4ANT. ..Il-...,.'
The trial of o'Connor ended today
The Jury was satisfied as 10 the sanity of
the prisoner and brought in d verdict Of
guilty. O'Connor was then sentenced 10
be imprisoned twelve months al hard la
Dor and TO receive twenty lashes. -,
Adger addressed a public meeting al
Norwich, last night. He declared q change
In the ministry was needed, and the only
way the working men could get the DOW.
sr was to embarrass those who had II.
The meeting was orderly. 'i'' y Tf7i7
Rear Admiral Robert Coate has been
commissioned TO Succeed Rear Admiral
Arthur Farghuer in command of the
British fleet In the Pacific. ,.,f-,
The French Transatlantic Telegraph
Company have concluded a contract with
the Telegraph Maintenance Comma.
ny, ior the laying ot fourth line Of tele.
graphic cable between Europe and Amer.
ica. a prospectus Of the American AT.
lantic Telegraph Company, proposing 10
lay a cable from Milward Haven, on the
coast Of Wales, to Rye Beach, N. H.,
direct, will be issued next week. S.'
The press generally express great satfs.
faction at the prospect Of cheaperrates,
through the multiplying otmeans of fcom.
mlnication, between Europe and Amer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12
Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

Tbeuev Steam Saw Mil at the head Of Wheel.
inR IAlRnd ID offered for sale on very reasonable
tefrs, This Mil Is capable Of cutting from 5000
toi0Gc0 feet per day, and has the best Log Har.
bor known, Also q 2 acre Lot In the town Of
MGrtiniiery will DO sold separately Or IN connee.
distance above the Furnace and 10 splendid To-
callty ior Glass Houses or other manufacturing
bu ldlngs For particulars, enquire on theprcm.
s. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. OtWalnut and Second sts., Wheeling Island.
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The Railroad Bridge Books Open.

The Railroad Bridge Books Open.
Notice is given this morning in our ad-
vertising columns, by the corporators Of
the Wheeling and Ohio Union Railroad
company (Railroad Bridge Company, that
books are now open for subscription. The
stock is to be in shares Of 800. One
hundred thousand dollars must be sub.
scribed and $4,000 paid in before the
Company can be organized.
1t is hoped and believed that arrange.
ments can be effected whereby the success
ofthe bridge and of one or both the pro-
jected railroads into Ohio canbe made
mutually certain. We suppose our peo.
pie will not be willing to subscribe
to the bridge till there is pretty good
assurance that it will result in bring
ing us at least one new railroad. Upon
such assurance we presume they will
take hold and make the enterprise sue
cessful. Ithas been said that the man
agement Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Company are prepared to extend it liberal
aid. The time has now come for them to
show 1t. Let Mr.. Nice CU1IooH lead of
with subscription Of couple Of hun
dred thousand dollars and Wheeling will
not be slow to follow suit. II Mr.. McoUL-
LocH will put down enough added to
the subscription proposed by this city
to make halt million, the rest OF the
money to build the bridge can be easily
raised on bonds, But, as we have said,
wejudge the people of this city will not
do this much towards a bridge to be used
by Mr.. MoCULLocH's road only. That
wouldbe too much one.sided affair. 1t
should be an indispensable. condition, we
think, that thebullding Of the bridge shall
assure the building Of at least one of the
new roads. II remains to be seen whether
an arrangement 70 insure such aresult can
be effected, and as we have said 1t is
hoped and believed by those managing the
bridge enterprise that It can.
" .
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aPrTrsBuReH,! April II. LMonongahela
1siieet O. inches and falling Cleati and
" ciscitlssNlTf, N TT April .fi.4River Al feet
and rising about half inch per hour.
Weather clear, and warnhE y ,yN0 :
sF. Louis, April Il. The rivers is re-
ported both rising and falling. Weather
clear, with very high wind and sultry.
ST. PAUL, MnSN, April11 The steam
erSt Anthony Falls passed Hastings this
morning on her way from Prescott to st.
Paul, being the first hoatgoi thelseason.
The steamer Alexander Mitchell arrived
atReeds landing, at The foot Of Lake
Pepin, this morning, from Winona. The
ice In the lake Is still very firm. Teams
were crossing on Monday, but with the
present, high wind 1t cannot last long. II
LouIsyf1LR, April i l. River station,
ary; 1S feet in tho canal; 10 feet in the
chute. Weather clear and pleasant.
Business good 2 QsaOA Is 81 =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12
DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE

! offer for rale the houe in which now re. ~
side, stnAte on John street, u few doors il
east Of FiIth. The house is substantial glsA
twOstOFy brick containing eight rooms, DO.
sides bath room and kitchen, and u finished
attic, wlthA good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms: The house is In good order and
erty, being but little over q square from the
Post Once. There is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and y carriage house.
ANY yone wishing TO purchase can examine the
Sept2S JNo. F. MoDERMoT.
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FRANCE.

PAnrs, April 1l-Casimler Pier Perieerr has
declined to accept the Ministry Of FL
nance. 1t Is now probably that there
will be no change In the Cabinet for
some time. -, ~. -,
There is no truth 10 the report that
Rouher took three millions francs to OK
Emperor Napoleonat Chtselhurst,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12
PITTsBURGHS..

PlTTsBuRaH, April 1.-THE. Demo-
cratic Convention q. day elected delegates
10 the State Convention at r ding. The
delegates were instructed TO vote for
George W. Gass for Governor iResold.j
tionslay yoripg Thos, A. Scott, lor; sPrest,
don't were adopted by stto 5l.s6 bss .
During the 0high winds yesterday,
Philip Reilly wa, blown into. the Allie
gheny River and drowned. Ills body
was recovered to-day. ss6sl i.
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7Iop sALE-1oo ACRES OF LAND

uoR sALE.-12O ACRES OF LAND
Two and q half miles above Martlnsyille, Q.
on Deep Run, One.hAlf mile from Q. d P. Il. X.
On mi tract there a'e two Dwelling Houses, .
ClFISt Mn, and Dlstillefy with capacity for 50
buShels per day and In complete order 90 acres
cleared, acres IN Grape Vines, q small orcslrd,
10 acres Coal, Also % acres River Bottom, be
tween @. q P. R. R. and River. A desirable
place for country residence, beautiIul building
EIIibe sOld on easy terms, I. IRWIN,
ana Real Estate Agent.
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THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
Movements Of Maryland Republic
cans.-State Convention to be Held
10 Appoint Delegation. -

; -@@@F '143VtVbWE4UHs
BALTIMORE, MD,, April 11.-A meet
ing Of the prominent Liberal Republicans,
at the head Of which was ex.G Gov. Brad!
ford, Of this State, was this evening held
at Barnum's Hotel, in this city, to arrange
for q delegation to the Cincinnati Conyen-
tion. It was determined to issue a call
fora State Convention, to meet in Balti,
more on the 25th Of the present month,
and several OF the most prominent and
able Republicans in Maryland will sign
the call. The delegation that will be sent
to Cincinnati will urge the claims of Gov.
Bradford for President OF the Convention,
and it is believed he has much strength in
other localities for that position.
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CALE or FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

offer at private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures 10 Union Foundry, belonging to tho late
arm Of WV. Miller d Co.
The purchaser can secure q reasonable lease Of
the Foundry and grounds. The building Is IS
Ieetby IS feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be obstructed, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF u 1rst-clRss Jobbing
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
10 Il. 3. MILLER,
lAn9 RpcPiVpr
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JlAdAI IChiId Iin q rrance.

2 NEwRuRd, N. Y, April 10.-Frank
Wilson, three years old, who was supposed
TO have died on Monday last, but when the
child was placed IN q coffin yesterday In
,dicahons Of life were shown, and the IA.
neral was indefinitely postponed, Tho
child lies Ii a trance state 3IEF7Ff3 37'E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12
Druggists.
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST

There % no economy in using an inferior Bsk.
ing toWdes, because 1t Is cheaper. II only spoils
q Cos EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDRR is NS
ehtapEst in the market, because It 10 ne 6eSt! i!
Ask Tor Logan, List / Cos. Be sure you get It;
aud you will save your peace Of mind, and also
your "pieee OF bread" mar9
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Weather Report. ss
oHTICE OF THB CHIEF sIsNAL OFFIG;R.
WAsHNGToN, D. G.. April 11-7:S0 :. 4,
2 PRoBADmTIRsis aaT

''@As ~ PPRoBABLLrrIRsir 8gT
e The pressure will extend from tho nm.
per lakes to the Atlantic, with Increasing
easterly TO southerly winds. and cloudI.
ness and rain. The lowest barometer
now probably central over Eastern Iowa
and northward, will probably move east.
ward into Canada, and, a severe storm
over tie lake region and Ohio Valley,
, extending over the Middle and. New
England States on Friday afternoon aad
night Rising barometer, with brisk
northwesterly winds and clearing wealth.
er, viii prevail over tho Northwest by
Friday morning, and to Michigan and
the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys ,by. Fri.
day evening. Cautionaryi signals con.
tinue.at Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand ia.
ven M Detroit Toledo, Cleveland and Buff.
alg.&t % f.s 70 .s= ra8i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12

RoME, April 1.-THE Pope will hold a
consistory on the both inst, Tor the pre-.
conization of Italian and Polish Bishops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12
THE CALIFORNIA EARTH!
u I d QUAKE. VI {i

The Shocks Continue with Reports
like Cannon. a''A
SAN Francisco, April 1O-The shocks
In lnyo county continue, with loud
reports, as soI cannon, proceeding from
the summit Of Mt. Breckenridge. Since
the first shock, which, was : felt from
Oregon to Central America, the disturb.
ance has been purely local, ,and not felt
west Of tho Sierra Nevadas, or out Of Inyo
county, Il. ,-ss- y, .,,,.,. :, -. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12

NOR sALE.-THE FOLLOWING
property, situated on 2ane's Island, ID
Henry Moore Trustees addition to me cl!y ySI o.
wheeling, to.wit: Lots numbered MY III INSO y"
Sne containing eight rooms with upper and lower
rails. the other two containing three rooms eSeh.
Terpas reasonable. Call on RogEKT B0Ng'
on the premises, or G. L. CRANAEK, n, T.
soyner N M and Monroe streets. ApS'
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uOTEL FURNITURE & LEASE
IL FOR RsALE.-Any person desiring to keep
. GrBtclAss paying Hotel, with moderate and &C.
commodAting terms as 10 furniture and lease, can
learn OF good chance by enquiring OF
@. E. HOOPER,
mAY,ti Revara HnuRA Cumberland Nd
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Dea,h, of Rev Maxwell r. Gaddls.
a!esT.y yJosEPH MosSApril i1i.-The Ire:
mains ot, ReYs AIaxwell 4. Z Gaidis,i who
died very suddenly yesterday, inthis city,
were this afternoon, escorted to othe denot
by d large number ol lIasons, 4 odd iFel.
lows and knights of Pythias Tl1ey are
tobeltaken to Cincinnati toF inlerment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12
FOREIGN
ENGLAND
MInIster sehenck Ginns 3 nlnna..

LONDON, April ll,-At a dinner given
by Minister Schenck, last evening, ihere
were present among others, the RuGsian
trussian and Austrian ministers, OfIenN
burg, the newly appointed Russian Aiinis.
yer 70 the United States, Chichester For.
tesque, Sir Ohas. Bowyer Adderly, Sir
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12
JEW AUCTION ROOM.

Tho undersigned has opened General Auction
Room At No. 100 Market Square, formerly occu'
pied by chambers, Thornburgh & Co. Consign-
mentS OF all kinds Of goods and merchandise
solicited. Auctions on Tuesday and Friday
evenings and Wednesday and Saturday morn
linus. Sales Of real estate and personal property
cried At reasonable rates.
apS ], CHAMBERS HERVEY b co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12

W. AAtloi W W, ta'I presented RreS0'
luton Of the West Virginia Constitutional
Convention in favor Of the immediate re.
moval Of all political disabilities in thai
State. !-,-e';-a :, g :, - q - I
Mr.. EDMUNpsl from the Committee on
Pensions, reported adversely the bill
granting aipension Of $1,000 q year to the
widow Of Admiral Farragut.,
Messrs.t HOWE, }HAAn1N and STEVEN.
SON were appointed q second, Committee
OF Conference on the Bayfield, & st. CroiS
railroad bills asiass ssEg-iS
A bill was introduced removing the
noliticaI disabilities Of n Mr. ForLso m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-12

I THE Pennsylvania Republican Conven.
tion at Harrisburg, Wednesday, nomina,
ted the following State tickets la7a i
For Governor-John F. Hartranlt, Of
Montgomery. a.&C1 | W. "a ..
For Supreme Judge-Ulysse s. Mercur,
of Bradford. a'E - \
For Auditor General Harrison Allen,
ofWarren. iisi& 8l6GiiE f25M
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KEoKuK April M aiiaatSs "a fire
e raging in the southern portion o. the
city, The wind.is blowing q perfect hur.
ricane nom the South, driving the flames
toward tow the smaiubusiness portion Of the
city, .,,.,
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BY TELEc RAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.

By the Western Union Line. 80.
Oniee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.J
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DAMS AND ACHES OF ALL
4 kinds are speedily relieved by using Lo.
SAN's AkNlOA. There 10 no better Liniment
In the market. II is beAIdes the CHEAPEsF LinI.
ment In the market For Rheumatism, Neural
gA, sprains, Bruises, Sore Throat, Pain and
Ilg1tness In the Breast rub It In with gentle and
continued fhctlons. For sale by =
LOGAN, LIST B CO.,
mAt9 49, Bridge Corner Druggists.
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There "a some hope Of the recovery,
MIS- couldocs, the actress. pu
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FRENOH CONDITION POWDER.

H'NENUH CONDITION POWDER.
4 FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
Thls Powder 10 composed principally OF Roots
~ Sa1 hefos, and long experience has proven It TO
Ue algniy useful for the cure Of the various dis
easss 70 which Horses and Cattle arc subject
Ta.a Tesa y y Fonnder, Hide Bound, Yellow Water,
~ = q appetite, Coughs. Heayes, Distemper,
patlaes the blood. It also promotes the fsttcn-
aSoi Aegs, and 10 good fof hog Cholera. 2
mAr9dAw LOGAN list A. 90
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For Sale.
,,I-,.';:I,,FO .,IrI : oTe ron SALE.

ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE
i 1vo,,v choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
,.nS | Price from 800 to 1000 each. , ,.,
'A1S' r onS.sourth cash, the residue in equal
,..,.,,non,. At ono two and three years, with In
hsuumeH JNo, P. aILCHRIsT,
terest At Top Mil.
amin
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MISS MEHorM, ,.of this city, has been
invited to lecture again at Bellaire.,
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SENATE.

Mr.. DAVIS, otW.. Va, presented a'reso.
luton Of the West Virginia Constitutional @
Convention in favor Of the Immediate re.
moval Of all political disabilities in that
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For Aaaifi0hal Dispatches y Eo4rta Pore
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SSNaon address all orders. : :.
a. az O' DuEgiSts and Dealers everywhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
mEAvING THE LEAD.

The steamer Funny was coming
down the Upper Mississippi, loaded
with pig lead As she was going
over shoal place, the pilot gave the
signal to heave the lead. The only
man forward at the time was q green
Irishman.
"Why don't you heave the lead p
"Is it to heave the lead, your hon.
or? Where to.
"overboard, you blockheadm
The Irishman snatched up one OF
the pigs of lead and threw it over
board; the mate, in endeavoring to
prevent him, lost his balance and fell
into the river. The Captain, running
to the edge of the deck, asked:
"Why don't you heave the lead
and sing out how much water there
is ?" 3
"The lead is heaved. your honor
said Pat, sand the mates gone done
to see how much water there is"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
SECTARlAN GALL.

The absurd cry got up IN the inter-
manism threatens tAe liberties of
American citizenship. is only swnl-
lowed up by the fanatically impotent
or heiplessly ignorant The spirit Of
persecution which Noncomformist
and Protestant churches display in
their hatred of Catholicism was new
er exceeded by. that church itself in
the days of the Lollards, or the tune
when political auto de fes were cred
tied to ecclesiastical rule. It ap-
pears that the Christian church
cleaves, as did Simon Peter, more to
the sword which Christ brought, than
to the love which he taught, and is
ready to cut off the ears of rival fac
ton in its dissenting fold, until some
brass throated Boanerges come for
ward to enter the pugalist:c arena
against the Papal giant, when they
nll unite as loyal bottle holders to
the doughty champion. We are not
Catholic, have no sympathy with
their bells, books and candles, their
cnalices, pyxes, stoles, abs and
roods, but we say let them have fair
play. They are one among the
churches and have as much right to
worship God under their own vine
and fig tree as any other of the thou
sand and one divisions of the church
militant. Certainly they do take ali
advantage, which to other churches
may seem unfair, that of going out.
side of their membership to relieve
the, poor, feed the hungry. clothe the
naked and care for the sick and dis
tressed. They have added the hu.
manities to tho divinity of their Greco
and are thus far ahead. To abuse
their church, to dig up from the clio
aetna of buried medieval theology tn,
morbid imaginings of monastic FOLLY
is not to controyert their dognas
while it does serve to stir up tn,
worst feelings of the human hear
and cast fire brand among com
munity desirous OF peace. They ar
but one of the many branches OF thi
| Christian Churchin this country, an.
the others have as good chance,
their arguments are as cogent, to con
vert Catholic as he has to prose
lytize q Protestant. go @ i
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05
sHoE1Na THE WOODEN HORSE.

Misser Smif, here I'm toming
Wis my little hossy dear;
Papa tols ne, 50 did Johnny. M
Eat 'tu ssoed the hosses here.
,Iss ole hoai on ee bottom
Won't let my poor pony twot
dot TO pull him when he's tustfin, ssgef
wot's de lnatter2 Doa't 90 tot?
'ou smokes oor pipe and don say nu@a',
As If oo didB't know what 70 rsy;
I'm tattin' bizness wis 90 not. sir. sus
Don be frigLt-nei. pspsu pay.
Don you burt him. Will 90. peass?
Tos he's little and don kick;
II 90 scolis him I'll be solly,
P'raps oul make him berry sick.
Don oo tink 1t o. tan fx him.
So be can stop right ef snd 20
When tells him Z lie tznt nou
That ole boad, it plaques him So: -
wot's the mat,er7 90 look as funny;. "
Won 90 answer wot-1 say
Well, I'll tell paps tanf do IL. soT}
wbere's my eisns1 Al light Dood day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-05

Here's the way a San Francisco
belle went off when she heard that
Alexis was not coming to California
"The Grand Duke is not coming to
California. All, cruelest of inven.
tons! pittiless telegraph! coul' st
thou not have delayed those fatal
words? Verify, this is the most nn-
kindest of ALL Cream of my life,
thou art gomez IdolQ of my heart,
torn from its PEDESTAL. fare thee we'll
Cruel thou art but not my will, bu,
thine be done, @ Alexis. Irlsa asa