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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-27
The Canadians and the FenIans

MoSTREAI., Nay 25.-Earl Duaerin In
an address to The soldiers yesterday char
reteriEed the Fenisn rumors snd demon
Itration. As merely eGsrveseeuL BE did
not think the FeniGn movement would
amount % much but II It did It must b
rannaaaed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-27

in the case Of Dr.. W. H. L.nnir,
charged with the murder Of Mrs. Fannie
@. Price, BY abortion, the Jury tonight
brought in verdict Of not guilty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-27
Weather Indications.
WAR DEPAlIlKNf,
OByIcl or EHl cHIIy aIaNAL 0HTIcll.
WAmu0ToS, D. C., Nay F-lA. H..
nonLnrriTin

For Teupsssee, the Ohio valley and
lower lake region, generally higher pres.
sure and lower temperature, winds from
west to north, clear or partly CLOUDY
weather, occasional light rains and pos.
ibly followed In the west BY falling ba,
rometer and winds shifting TO warmer
easterly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-27

LONDON, May 25.-The Timer Paril
correspondent telegraphs: :
A Aprivate telegram from London states
that England has rejected the detailed
concessions offered by Count schouvaloli,
who thereupon declared RuEsia's readi-
ness TO submit all questions BY the treaty
to the sanction Of the powers.
II 10 known that on Saturday last
Germany was informed Of the welcome
solution and requested to Immediately
issue invitations.
The TSmes says whatever may be the
case as to the details We have no reason
to believe that our Vienna correspon.
dents information Is we'll founded.
The Invitations TO the Congress will
not be issued until the explanations be-
tween England and Russia are somewhat
further determined, but there is no rea-
son to apprehend failure on such points.
The preliminary argument Of Eng.
land at all events on the whole, would
have been conceded. All the papers
that mention the subject en-
phatically deny that there are any dis
sensions in the Cabinet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-27
Improvement In Egyptian and
American Securities.

LONDON, May 8.-The Eeoaomist says
the great improvement in Egyptian secu }.
rites the past week has been based on the
adyices that the Commission Of Inquiry
have made certain important proposals
to the Khsdiye which he has accepted.
These are said to involve reduction in
the army expenditures and q more
equitable adjustment Of taxation, while in
addition there are indications that this
years Nile will be high one. American
Government securities may now be con.
adhered n completely recovered from the
fall which followed the passage Of the
silver bill. Railroad issues are also for
the most part frmer, as the revenue
statements published indicate general
improvement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-27

Fans.

AL the New Designs at greatly reduced
prices. Our assortment OF Fans is larger
and prices guaranteed lower than any
house in the trade.
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TESTIMONY IN ADVANCE.
What Brother Steele Proposes 10 Tell the
Albany Investigators

The Rev W. C. Steele, last evening in his
pulpit IN the South Third Street VI. i. Church.
Brooklyn. said that he, with Mr. William +.
Dodge and the Rev. DR. Howard Crosby. had
been summoned T. Albany to testify before the
Committee on Privileges and Elections to what
thoy knew regarding the brbinR Of members OF
the Legislature by temperance men to vote
against free rum in cities. The men who are
AZ the bottom Of this temperance investigation,
he continued, know very well that ten pernnce
men havO done no hriblnH, and they know too.
that they thamselv yes are IN fault and want their
10 some one elses door. Far from having
money 10 bride with, the temperance organiaa-
lions have all they can 10 u support themselves.
Nj. Steele gcstlculated violently while spea ling.
and tramped buck and forth on tho platform.
He finished by saving that when he got in
Albany he would tell ths Legislators something
that they would not forget right away. Their
sinful practices would be made known unto
them. They might Mood Brooklyn with cheap
or free, rum, and ny devil might seem 70 r..
reyulslop exc long.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The remarkable interest shown by the
better classes Of tho American public In the
bench shows which have been held during tho
pust year in several Of our large cities and the
marked success which has attended the efforts
OF the kennel clubs to Introduce the best breeds
OF dogs to the country. must be gratifying to
very large portion Of tho community who care
to think about the matter For the dog ques-
ton" has, within ten years. entirely outgrown
the limits OF sporting circles, and been dis
cussed with every variation Of prejudice. fenr
and folly in tho newspapers. the laboratory. and
the lecture ROOM
The sure result Of such an effort as was made
here at the last dog show. and which has since
been made with even more gratifying results in
Baltimore and Boston. must be ultimately - fix
with more certainty the proper status of the dog
in his relation 10 the community and his master
At present he has no legal riGhts-that OF ex-
istcnce even being at the mercy Of ordinances
enacted in defiance OF reason Hnd humanity.
and aimed unfortunately against the whole
canine race
most searching scrutiny. but in spite ot the
microscope. the clinic and the modern rhurmn-
cotapiu, rabies remains nj this moment the most
hnnlins mystery with which pathology has to
deal.
Ii is not too much to hope from the more RI
tonHl interest in the dog which the bench shows
promise. n gradual. but surn lrsscning oi the
evils. some Of which may he in the nature. Of
the beast but moro OF which are attributable
- the ignorance and prejudice with which We
deal with him.
A closer and moro intelligent study o; tho
habits, points hereditary tend ncl"s. anl
possible cxccllrnccs ~ the animal cannot fail.
sooner or later. TO throw some valuable light on
the cau-ation and trrutM"ut NJ "hydropNohia.'
IS rabies ~ still Improperly called: and II such
familiarity shall but d'termnc for Tn. public
whit has steadily been insisted upon 10y med
ical writers aud such special ats ~ have mad"
the dog u study. namely. tnat rabies Il tn"
farcst VI all diseases tr hcnrh shows VIII have
given an incidental Blow 90 popular ignorance
TINT no other human agency could have dealt.
IL is also allowable 10 believe that the cduca-
tional influence Of such fine animal oNtiiiis
will bring neglect and disrcpute upon tho hus"r
mlNturss OF stock which now oycrrun the land.
Whom We understand what 1t IT. TINT constitutes
fine dog we shall bo less tolerant % the tno-
Bile cur, and contempt Will DO for ns what rNter
nllnating edets have never been able ~ accOII-
plish.
The dog show. therefore is commcndGhle
and rational enterprise, ana the Interest shown
already IN tho exhibition which opens here
this week Is. we IRE grati1ed tn lnnrn. " that
practical kind which will insure for ii far
greater measure Of success even than attended
IL lust year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-29

On Saturday night MIR Strakosch intro
duced to the New York public. ut u concert given
at the Academy OF Music for her benefit young
musical proteg&e. upon whom he is said 10 have
built the most sanguinc expectations"
Richly endowed singers have Of late years
been so eagerly sought for by managers. and the
prizes offered TO extraordinary vocal talent are
so great. that we can readily understand Mr..
Strakoschs enthusiasm when he found in
tho lar West young woman who promised.
with training and development to become an.
other Patti. We cannot. however, 50 readily
understand the policy which induced this ex-
perlenced aud usually dis rect manager to
invite a public verdict upon ms proteger IN ad-
vance vi that training and development upon
which her sucrcss IS 10 depend.
Miss Marie Tuck 10 very young and NJ prrS
eni s deficient in all the requirements which
make an acceptable public singer. Her natural
gifts. which are many. are those which tho inn
fully recognize for their possibilities. but which
The public are very apt 10 overlook or to take
The debu, ol this young clrl-who will doubt
less come back 10 W. some day to be hailed with
acclaim and crowned with fowers-was. thrrc-
fore. devoid oi enthusiasm. The publ" did not
hear or feel the possible Patti under the pros mt
novice. and the lac, that adopts prononn o. ner
immature voice one of the finest tniLre. and
that such COMPETENT judges rs VI - kellogg
and Mines Rudersdorf and Murio-Celli believe
that S'rakOsch has secured n prize counted for
nothing with u saturday night audience. which
was more sensuous than critical. and ms l-tei
on having the worth Of its money py making the
accepted tavoritrs Cary. Kellogg. and ko2e
lwho had kindly voiunteeredJ sing double en-
cores
Miss Tuck possesses pure soprano voice.
rsaching easily. in its undisciplined compass
into alt Its breadth oftone NJ Present Is not re-
maikabe. but there is u path'tlr quality IN lis
vibration that is peculiar, and Il - borrower
ductile. copious. and naivrly sweet. More than
this cannot be said al present. unless youth.
beauty. correct intonatlon. aud perfect SELF
poss ssion are 10 he chased is talents To- which
We presume nobody will object more strruu.
ousy thnn Mr. strakosch-se that every
fifth American girl has them
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hcS, 40 natter how small on how large tho mum.
" needles Mrpgn into the lumber. tho
Wa vru@s Ntre broken and new squares formed
~ ~" n'A'hemRlcal rAactness. As the spike WAS
or - "I "'Wtrcll the squares were expanded
". I'M 'ss'u liut more surprising result
s,iL 'wa,hrI Whrn tie OPPOSITE end Of the
or r.o Mhs urnri toward lie needles. Each
MIA ~ "M4Y 1s though anxious to hide itself,
a. H,n i.i'l over ana over in a line along
III ~ nl the tumb.r IA an effort tO escape.
nv, t'."sHor turnel 90 the Hon. John Kelly.
pfI,r Viva h@'ol" his large speaking phOnO-
AWtIi IS fyiniqr wa. wound with tin foil.
Is,"' '. oy"" Of the Npir York Tribune had
thn H. npItIii'hg IN the mOuil piece u portion Of
men. ''"''I . 'u''ure ID sSll'Hau"
sad Mro here's something on the foil now"
tn,hs t,.!lsoh' Somebody has been talking
n. .ii,,SSI ulneht Lets see what It is
steam ,,tnul strap and ran the cylinder by
liz ,ItyNet' Theehr trumpet was placed over
tale ii.pnlNsm and the Machine began to in-
iuund.rrf ulhL lnplng tones OF the lAmented
htei H,h. u hal h,d the choice of lecture 10 a.
Aulect n an ~ shl should Lave phO IN SOME other
winch lLsv, nialr men "a an ooid lecture and one
uilfb lalier girhuy delivered. ihaNe another and
subject , iiIe which OiCasuualN deliver Tie
w. nil lecture " -" W. '"'''' "u' an 70 olh u 10
Juash,Ss OF Lsypt is the latest CONVERT Ia ,uh,on
iuiAp Wlri - 4,ia NY tfe udH-theN Used cai-
hin unwAis,, BOY They have new name inr
Aot sucanar 0s"eNV 'htS cell HIM tbs key dcoye
drawligD' ,,e lessor himself laughed heartily AS the
ZONES and sharp nasal accepts rolled
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iscs. Mr.. Wright also intends 70 sue for unpaid
SALARY for libel on account Of the charge OF ar
son nude against him, and for false mprison-
mont Of himself and wife.
This was the condition in which matters stood
at the time when the alleged libellous resolution
was read in the church by David lIulsey Hal.
lock: hut his party had observed that Mr..
Wright WAS living comfortably in RiNcrhoud.
and WAS not preaching in any church. Then
the story came to their ears that he and his
family We're being supported by the Caleb and
Isaiah llnllOck party. while he prosecuted his
cJccimcnt suit aud was preparing to begin oth-
ers. Tho David lialsry lIallOck party then
formed u theory that, although Wright might
not have set fir" t. the church III Inst May. yet
that h. know who did do SO, and that the pcr-
sons who were guilty We're the ones that were
supporting him. This idea created intense an
ger In the party. Thcy had the MINORITY in the
church. They had no evidence to 20 upon in
regard TO the actual burning OF the church. SO
tho resolution Withholding fellowship from Ca
lcb and Isaiah Hallork, the LEADERS OF the OPP
posing party WINS based upon the obstruction
81 the organ and the attempt tohurn the church
in 1859. Caleb and Isaiah llalln,k are farmers.
about 81 or 60 years old The libel suit will be-
on the {, tobcr calendar aud Will probably not
he tried until next spring. District Attorney
Wickhum aud I. VI. Grnlng. who are opposed
to each other in the libel suit, nr united To de-
fond the trustees against Mr. Wrglts suit for
Illegal cjcrlmcnt The pastor now employed 20
preach to the congregation III the worthwhile
Academy is the Rev. Mr.. A. D. Downs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-29
DIED.

nlrD In wriimthnrih. April 81 Frances Bird,
Tho lriu'cl vic o. u u.un birl. after n abort and
severe Illness nscifl7 s. hl.. months. and DAYS
h.r iHurIf rom her a'' frsdcnce 1871 Union aY.
Month .fffuNnu uf pcl.t j.
cuNNniLY MR. Mans Conn iy widow of the late
81 ir hi'fN y y Nc tNNOit MAS tie mother VI Rev
WIZ ! ,ewy.N Of Bay '''.. J. .,
Too lunr 80 Wil fak, pf. core 'ainv. Alul ~
slHmn i'lwcn ms. willie Celebrated ~ lOA IN
: r.Ui ttNufch IT, reverend esfsy friends and rel
LcnNNN -un -,un.v AVA ~ Frederick W Reh.
taurrll 90 ii tas" rHr. rH tho .ien.c u HE son
Ci1ri'.M tchmln. - ~. =; south Hroislvn On Non
uF -ta'sf Friends ami aequainances are
ar ANr I'll Victoria Kansas. April 20 George Grant
..,lui. Wuuirr oi N,c Niciu,i. Colony
hul los q m. Ma. tlnil - Cant Stenhen Ioyt
asDt 7ur. %. ftvr u New orleans when Gin Butler
.HtNLsi-Jn situ'llv Arrl ~ ISIS Mrs Eliza
linrl-it UNITY Antuu. i land.
Attend 'l ncral 900 TU stay. Anil ~ 1873 all r N,
nom l.r - O. .rruD.. ~ Jam S.
LOVE- la Mcmihi-. Tenn. Ami 70, 7 { Lowe aged
i ,l tc Conf derate AMY at the age Of 49, served
thrN bout the rrt inu was candidate Tor Congressin
lsIt aui acg"ar1 leading member vi the State Legis
NisHriVfiIr In warrham Mass. April ~ Han.
srlNsuS Ion st'unut. Anr.f 81 1873 Jane > wife
Of tlf lir f1 - : rusHi Hsri 81 wear.
~ ~ y ~" h.r lac residence,
TRUMAN -iuc'n .Yrrt. Arrr 20 Margaret c eldest
1n-Hi. ~ I. ltll go 10 anl thr late Nm Truman
WAC fAtf - niHHly 90 h.. t.sdence Iahlulah,
N,s I'm l. 500 IrHg'. Aprl 20 pa Alfred wass'an.
an tit t'.u Nfu. W ii-
neau,,. nnl tn,nd. o the mnilv are tespeeyully in
AMI iuih s. Iut.dty. Arrl ~. az iOlf A VI II 10
KINDLY rpH .ti th't NO flower, ice sent
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opera will be given To nisht At the Aquarium
The anal rchear-als OF Jerome Uopknss new opera
Dumb Love Tor the Orpheoh Fund, Nay : axe ~ BE-
begun this evening
Mr. Heller tonlght presents what he c-lsa fare wcll
pru-ramme OF magic and illusion Mss Heller Will a.sJ
reapp"ar, having entirely recovered
On the evening OF MAY The children Of the Fvc Points
House OF Industry Wall give rcCeIuln ~ Chtecru.
Hall The exercises viii consist Of singing by the ,nl-
dfsn. addresses, &C.
The ." Old CORPORAL win be played attic rinh Avenuc
Theatre with sisnor Narirron., John MCcuNoI-h Wal
play "Nir.inins at the Grand Opera House. a
drama will be produced at the Academy Music. ana
s.nur PntrAu Will catch the cannon ball al the hail
the san Francisco Mlnsirels
over thirty performers from various city theatres
nearly all decided pubic iavofite- Will Join m rtNu. I've
emit Iialnmvm m The Academy ~ Music. tomorrow es
ing Tor the htnsht OF the Church ct 81 AGNES Tie ru
srAnme ranges from drama 10 sIecaiues. and tie
prlee VI seatls only dnllAr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-29

BALTIMORE, April 27.-Therr IL patient at
pr.'eni ~ the tiN Hospital here whoi. undoubtedly
suffering nom e'phlhffNs gipon, true lchrhsy HIS
tlmc i Abraham Brown and he Isl nIuNo ut Ncw YORK
cry, ~ wears ui brlckiayer Ito - MIdu'Ner
Win tour Clidtrn HlN after the death Of his WIG went
g. Cuha aud South Amtrcn m one Of which couuIe, IL
/, supposed hv contracted the disease Aboui TWO wears
atu Win" he WAS in tls city lhr disease hst - owed
lt"li the SYMPTOMS lens nuhuess ol tie musch ot
Tue ace, amt numerous tNbyt.cs NiIt,ulus OYER tbs
n"dN ON ie iM " March n,t he went INTO a. itty
i-ultl ANA TIE phA slCians, AitVr examination dct dtd
I'M case u genuine l,prusN rhc disease Mas att hni
The neck amt hands sud net amt these PORTIONS 10 tic
body are scaly lul shrVeled. hVing Of yellow anu
iAd,d parchment since ms admission g. tie h"'nm
ms tongue has heroine acorRttd. II Is dinc IL Tor him
70 swallow uud the tub relies ON hls huil have become
hard aud the N"sh the affected pnrts j. ulaluallv
tlou-lug on The attendant physie!ans There isuO
hope OF SAVING lls lite
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Sp,tul llcitr,.
LAST CHANCE.

Tir TODAY
pr >wiNG l'usirivDLI TO MORROW
S3suurJ - illlsp lNAND DRAINING uF THE CON
NuNNrALrI uisTElHl rlON co
Al L0uisS..e. ~ positively AutiiSJur money refunded
sJllup ~ g. RRENCi
scOw' $3.50 s-lpp AND OTHERS
fEpN sl5pp BOWS TO fiUO
TICKETS ONLY 80. nALNE-. 50; QUARTERS g. 90
n PORTER 4 60 kASflRN AGENTS
l. 25 BkOADAAi, NEW YORK.
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- we magnetic spike was raised. the inter.
wv we're widensd VIII. military precision, and
q II vas owerei the intervals were lessened.
!, tmH addiilonhl needles wore dropped in the
srHuIei I nder the magnetic Influence 81 the
ssIa. We slI original needles opened square.
NtN mo Two newcomers took their pOsltions.
Assl4as oacame oelngolal, lhus;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-29

Pomcroy's water Pad. for Hernia nre com.
fortaue when uotuu. else can b. worn. TiV Broadway
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DyctnV nu1 Clcnntuy.-The sew York Dyeing ani
Fruff- establishment staten i-iaud. offices iS Duana
st. ~ broadway Giui'i uy sew YORK. iU5 PierropOnt
81. BpoOSNM Es;a5i.i.d ~ Years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-29
MARINE INYELLIGENCK

NiSiAruHr AiutNAc-rlus nav
sunH,e' .... q ,.n 49,. 81 Noon rises. 3 81
NrN wAlli-rIl. .NAN.
sandy HOOK 81 Gov I,.au. u 20 Hell Gate. 7 A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-29

Neither dragged, iiquored, nor watered-Dr.
ndcrlhs lui, Wine, from the CfotOn Point Vineyards
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-29

N"xtdIuN nl Aifau Put,ca.iiei. ordersn filed inior
IN 4uH iufh-. N.-Aest .atr> llIt inr fAni-h bank
."A."->uiSE CIRE FOR Lung DISEASES
E0cA tuHl aut hte MU.,>cv. - l4r gallon, 81 per
NHd .uir"fN card VAS BELL, ~ chamber'st
SD..O25. Il ENTICi1N STATE. APRIL 81 :
tfIl'ilprt.. 81 40 Tctris - Lucky Offices, | al
fuHlNHt, AtM luIN 0.ru evenings. Isl Montague II.
.N..tf PORTER 3 'D, Northern Agents
h0O ItOA NV ~. konu'ky STATE. SO rries;
WILLIAMSON \ co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-29

From lie Ghts tLNtaTitf
HoUsToN. Texas Aur 1j.-ln Anderson
county panty m ~ uirn r,a 80 to tNc llI.r .l 4l
/ GriNsun Al hl.ht uui N.0td his viz WNeir fIN ~
or was d, enc Of the.r N.fr> wA' 'ck aft ir' "a f't
llm to -o 90 soc hyl VI Gflt-.n no go NI.Uit
the Doctor WAA Wh'u Doc came Dui iIey BOT. .ln Dtu-
at INN iheN shot mn pltf tunes lee i,l lrtl Ni tie
SPOT After murdellne um tl,N rode hl,h Zoo n. % n.
and, Through tie Winil hfRtN -.nifu- ~ Mr. GRAY
sOn, WHO had gone tu bed she u.s. shot lead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-29

You can he cured by using lhlllpss PalAahlo' Cod
Liver Uil, IN combination Mltl PhOsphO Nutrluug All
druggists Depot Flat st-Air
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-29

Miasmine positively cures dyspepsia, prizes SOC Der
bottle. SVld W AL druggists ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-29

4 Fine a. six Int for ~ 10. Fine Derby ana
Suit HAS IL yu wUrtn 80 10 New church ~, w stars
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BARK lsmaeh Alelt0 Belfast
hArN beairlc" llaNrner iln,cuef. Padahg.
btrA ! g Jones, Mcleod. ra-ua
Brk Aorman. An u Laser onl
hdfA Arlington, faimerstuu. GLASGOW
Blrk Nchccca MnUton. Atwood. SMYRNA.
Hark Nclhe May, Bar HaVrr
marx America Armstrong Port Spain
Urs Martha \ Palmer. Mathew. tIrdcnas
hlii iicnrgiann Gerty, CnnkAn Sl.ui
Brlg sirlu> Nc Donald. kafhadov-
Big VIM Whipps, hranduwrs AUX Cages
AisV tie usual eeastwise Nssseia
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MIRRIED.

Have you tried the perfection blend n
Mocha and Java d flup glass fursf
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. :
C.H-N HITTING, won'l.y hookkeeiing arithmetic
G,O hulllNNq. spelling, at reduced summer terms
PAINE, o. boweryi branch college, w Broadway
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from the funnel. Bpt his merriment was in.
creased when his assistant turned the handle OF
an instrument on another table that drawled
out tho following:
NceA Whenever you want TO pay me i've dollars YOU
never can hud me but YOU want to borrow nivc dol
lars Nou nul me milhtV quick
l. there tuNbodv IN this uge connected with the daily
rfssf No. We cll hub. II NUu ,tv anybody IN TIL,
un'r CONNECTED with the daily ftihps, Tell them
co. snkr to uut ~ much election news u ne ParsF
a. tie E',ahY Psf. gut. AID he and tell sam SIN
cIsii IN going 10 Texas Come. stuart crsgu
Mr.. Ellison nlulged in a long chuckle, dur.
INK which the ilre in his cigar went out. e
80 you boys have been having your own fun
here, lie said. Tho cignr was rpligltad. He
tore the matriy from the largo phonograph and
wrapped N virgin sheet ~ foil around tho
cylindar. Then he picked up the blue volume
titul ballad ot .Anuibal Lea into the mouth
piece. |! rums out IN treniugus accents, but
q third phpnogralh logan another imitation Of
Mr. Grecry. and tho eilcrt Of tho two ma
chimes was lrrssistibly ludicrous. Tho ma
chimes said.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-08
CANTON OHIO THURSDAY, AUGUST8 1878

on the nth with unanimity by the Democratic
members of the committees Of both Houses and
had practically supplanled his own preferred
plan of party action, and when his declared dis
sent would have been unavailng to reinstate
that plan, and only enectual to embarrass the ex
pertinent In which, without his concurrence and
against his counsel, the rights, Interests and hopes
of the Democracy from the elections Of 1876, had
become ineXtriCably involved,
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sAGACITY OF T1LDEN's PLAN.

Now, the simplicity of this plan may have OBJ
scured its sagacity But the lapse of time and
ample reflection can have left no further room
to doubt It's penetrating foresight and its sufi-
cheney. It's unrelenting pressure first uniting the
House, must thenhave divided the Senate All
the ablest Republican Senators, in debates on the
22d Joint Rule and Morton's bill. had publicly
committed themselves over and over again to the
right Of the two Houses tand not Of the Vice
Presiden) to control the count. Morton him
self was committed. ~ All Of them knew, and
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