davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31
Deeiphcring The Ciphcrs.
Interview with whitelaw Reid In Indianapolis Jour

~, ,.. A.. l..,,,on
How did you mt on inc keys. :.
Merely by experiment anu euesswofk.
The first key was discovered simu l,.a
ly BY two men, working sepeta.eiy: A.
Then you had copies taken Oh '"e
original?"
20, yes, We kept them under locs and
key. and had them carefuIiy copicd aha
printed in slips. Then We all tried a hand.
When the boys went OH i9r tnelt vac .aes,i
they took proofs OF the ciphers' ana WORK
ed on them"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31
The Prime OF Life.
Sanitarium.

0AuRAluIhs
Between the ages OF forty-five and sixty
a man who has properly regulated himself
may be considered in the prime OF life.
His matured strength OF constitution rem
ders him almost impervious to an attack Of
disease, and experience has given sound
ness to his judgment. His mind is reso-
Lutte, firm and equal sall his functions are
in the highest order; he assumes mastery
over his business, builds up competence
on the foundation he has laid in early
manhood, and passes through period Of
life attended by many Qualifications. Hav-
ing gone year Or two over sixty ne ar
rives at a stand-still. But athwart this is
the viaduct called the turn Of life, which,
il crossed in safety, leads to the valley Of
"old age" round which the river
winds, and then beyond without
boat or causeway TO effect his
passage. The bridge is, however, con-
structed OF fragile material, and 1t depends
how It is trodden whether 1t bend or
bre.sk. Gout and apoplexy are also in the
vicinity to waylay the traveller and thrust
him from the pass; but let him grid up
his loins and provide himself with filter
staff, and he may trudge on in safety and
with perfect composure. To quit meta.
phor, ''tho turn OF liie' Is q turn into either
o prolonged walk or into the grave. The
system and powers, having reached the
utmost expansion, now begin either TO
close like flower at sunset or break down
at once. One injudicious stimulant, sin
gle fatal excitement, may force 1t beyond
props and the withdrawal Of all that tends
to force q plant will sustain it in beauty
and vigor until night has entirely set in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31
.Impro,emenls d Clarls.burg.

ClarksburB News.
Clarksburg is improving, notwithstand'
ing the "hard times" and although the
streets arc not at all times as lively as we
would have them, yet there Is an air OF
business prosperity at times OF which We
may well feel proud. There is scarcely q
merchant in the city that is not prospering
to some extent at least. Several new mer..
chants have recently located here and
seem to be doing good business, and me
old merchants say they can notice no tali-
ing Off in their trade. A number OF new
houses have been erected in the last year
and several more are in course OF erection.
Great improvements have also been made
In our pavements and the good work Is
still going on. Our merchants, too, seem
to get more enterprising each year, and
some OF them have as fine delivery wagons
and other means for. doing good trade
as you will sec where: The number
OF strangers who arrive here soems. 10
increase each week. There was ume
when q stranger would not be on the
streets fifteen minutes before his name
and business would be inquired into and
heralded around, but now people come
and go as in the cities and no inquiry Is
made about them except by those who
have business with them. In fact, and to
sum all up, Clarksburg, unknown 70 her
self. is fast taking on city airs. This has
ali come about naturally-therc Is nothing
forced about it. Notwithstanding these
facts we need moro enterprise There are
old buildings standing that are disgrace
and spoil the appearance OF some o. inc
streets, and they ought to DO torn down.
We believe we have arrived at that point
in our history when tho city authorities
can compel the owners Of such structures
to remove them. There IRE new enter
prises, too, that might DO undertaken with
profit. We still have too much old fogy-
ism, although We arc about out 81 the
old ruts. We commend briei review OF
the past to every citizen and feel confident
that It will give all courage for greater ex-
ertionS in the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31
MORNING OCTOBER @

privileges they had forfeited, tho Conied-
crate clement here in the interior has
openly announced Its intention 70 make
service to the Confederacy an absolute
qualification for public favor, and at last,
aileT insult after insult has been heaPed
upon the men who were faithful TO the
country, the Union men "see the point"
They see that the time has now arrived to
carry into political effect the first law OF
nature, self preservation. Here in Bar
bour we are In the minority, but not suti-
cicntly so to discourageus-no Is the Con-
iederate majority any greater thar, we
have beaten many time before, when
bullets, not ballots, were in use. :,
Keep up the fire. We are not at all
scared. There are nearly sc, 900 Of US abomi-
nable Radicals in the State. Whyshou!dn't
we be - - - dAPPYF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31

I called the Spring Bethesda because the
Lord was mcrClfnl to mo In leading me to the
healing fount,
The word Bethesda signifies tho house OF
mercy, and WINS the name Of the pool at Jcru-
salem, which had five porticos, piazzas or COW
cred walks around it.-John 5, 2 and ~.
The generality OF exposit0rs think II had
this name from the great goodness Of God
manifested to his people in bcstowing healing
virtues upon It's waters 1t was at this pool
that Jesus directed blind man 10 wash for the
recovery OF hls Sight-John 0 and I.
The five porclieS mentioned by the Evangel.
ist, John s, 9 and 4, arc supposed To have been
apartments for the accommodation Of tho null.
tftude that came W tho pool TO be cured OF
their bodily diseases In these potches, says
the Evangelist. lay great many OF impotent
people, blind, halt and withGrea, waiting for
the moving OF the waters for All angel went
down at a certain season into tho pool aud
troubled tho water whatsoever the first
after The troubling OF the waters stepped IN
was made whole Of whatever disease he had
Tho modern pool Of Bethesda Is about the
same dimensions Of tho ancient pool. The
i've springs cncircllng tho pool Of bethesda,
represent the i've p0rtlcoS or covered walks
ali Of which will DO covered by and by. OF
those Springs SO fur We find but one curative
What those curative properties are seems to be
beyond the comprehension OF all scientists.
being the first one to drink Of the modern
Bethesda, | was healed Of on ineprable disease,
diabetes, one that bafIled the akIIl Of iho most
scientific men at home and abroad, But the
angel Of health constantly troubles these va.
ten, and every week develops remarkable
cures. Col. RicIIARp DUNBAR.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio, In.
diana, Maryland and West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
aMarket street, Pittsburgh.
Pamphlets mailed FREE.
R - s;2 E.i .s 1 s:2 FL ten gallon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31
Ens,,.h movement Against Costly Ppn,
erals,

An association has been formed In Eng.
land entitled, "Thc Church Of England
Funeral and Mourning Reform Associa-
tom" 10 encourage the adoption Of such
obseryances as are consistent with the
hope Of resurrection TO eternal life, and
TO discourage feasting on the day ofburial,
and ali useless and extrayagant expenditure
in the coffin and its furniture, and in the
wearing OF mourning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31

s'S se .ico@Eeidiioq-I.r Leaves BClIGirc at 445
T. sRirPof' sop. M; arrives at steubenyllle nj
IL leaves SIelbCnVillc Ut $40 n. M: Bridge
hstAL n; arrive, At R"llalle at g.35 n m. ~
g.NiA l3s.7se Checks 10 all principal points
4, .S Si III West eau u procured At the Ticket
;. MYERS,
:. General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31

but VIC frown down such agitators. They
are generally (Re)publicans and sinners;
and the "bcttcr class" thank God that
they arc not as other men are! On fur
tier consideration, however, you might DO
allowed to go to Pennsylvania anyhow, for
the Democratic majority in Ohio county is
not any more certain than deposits in n
Chicago Savings Bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31
TIlE DOURDONs,


in the last Legislature, in efectually
s"ucichinp the schemes OF the host OF Con.
Tolerate aspirants for the seats now occu;;
MED by Davis and Hereford, has had good
effect throughout the state. II mas NOT
only taught the Rebel leaders that they
cannot vt do as they please, but 1t has
brought about o cohesion among, the
Union men, which will be felt with force
in the coming election. Growing bolder
each year after they were again granted the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31
A TRAVELLERS NOTES.

How they View the Pan.IIandIc People In
the InterIor-The Democracy Famish.
Ing for Spoils-Probabie Independent
Movement, dc. sf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31

Movement, dc. ,....
PnlLlppI, October %, 1878.
Editors IntsllIgOneer.
l have but just returned from u some
what extended visit to my "Kin Beyond
the Kanawha;" and take the liberty Of in
truding upon your readers a few OF the
ideas and some OF the information l gath.
cred while there, and on my journey there
and back. Knowing Wheeling and her
people as ! do, l am struck with the vast
difference between them and "we'uns."
Circumstances have made you "aliens from
the grace" which we enjoy, and which you
might have enjoyed but for
TIE MISTAKE OF WILLIAM PENN.
The old Quaker certainly was not good
surveyor, or otherwise he must have look
ed upon the Panhandle much as the
Charleston people do. 1t has been said
that Thomas Jefferson was great man,
aud good man, but oh! why did he pur-
chase Louisiana? 1t strikes me that n
similar reflection must overpowcr, you
Panhandle people occasionally, in relation
10 IcUu. llc WIS ull tHut Cohu w lSHuiA-
ed but why, oh! why, didn't he square
up his tract OF land and include Hancock,
Brooke and Ohio? Tho fact is you people
arc not OF us. In regard to craftsmanship
you arc "nowhar." You might have been
added to one Of the Yankee States without
q word of dissent on our part; and but for
the Democratic majority in and about
Wheeling, you might yet so towel, say
10 Pennsylvania. Iouarc not Nirginians
IN the true sense OF the word. You don't
cultivate politics with proper vigor; and !
don't hardly know OF family in your
city that pridcs itself upon being OF the
I. +. VS.. Here it is different. Southern
chivalry and the blue blood Of the First
Families is in the ascendant. True, some
heather occasionally speaks Of parties who
"Fovet the dung-blll whence they grew
l.. Al. al. Nl,nI nSTlt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31
SOHO RAILROAD co.

5EE; .5:;..,a.i;,
~ ,ns Mar 70, 1873, Passenger Trains Will
.,,,lT,-WLecllug Time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31

Viva saturday hight has no connection iOi
Alsag SGiinky.
al Egtiu-n'.
6aSsac.iI ii. are made for all points South and
ls!Iii, Eof:h and Northwest, making this dcsi-
- Fs'e ior coloui,lS and persons moving TO the
~ Eu, aud To whom particular attention iAgiTCn.
TEELlyG, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
IN EAt,lfs IN. 1.2j p. IN.
Ir.airlphia Accommodation.
atiEltlr: .................G.I0 n. m. 500 y. IN.
Lts to al principal points on sale ut Depot.
q ~ n III h0uN during the day.
As.aiiol 10 lhclraycllngp public chcerfulIy given.
". 81. CLEMENTS, N. oil T.
libEVRlES, Geul Agent, Wheeling.
MI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31

GOISG EAST AND WEST.
tn!shr Nay 18th, 1878, Trains will run daily
Esy sIaliyJ
'fGa4,h TrziHstO Pittsburgh.
.ilasia 1F1ia, 10 cleveland.
;itNsiA TtaInI 10 Chl.AG0.
hi=la' PlrlT Cars between WGllsyille and
iNasi
ia'iisd Siepns Cans on all Trains between Al.
ktid Chicago
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-31

PMcS-so cents per gallon, n pcr Ten gallon
;eg, q per halfhbl., 30 per hbl.'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

REMARKABLE MIRAGE.-A late special
from Parkersburg, w. Va, to the Cincin-
natl Commercial tells the following strange
story:
An optical Illusion or mirage was seen a few
Gays ago oy three or four farmers a few miles
from THIS city. the appearance of which no one
i aDle phllOSophcdlly TO accnun. for. Tho
lacts are these: \ gentleman while pl0ughing
IN a Held with several others about : p NJ han
pened to glance towards the sky, which was
ci0udiesS, and saw apparently about half a mile
on IN westerly direction an Opaquc substance
resembling white horse, with head NECK
iinhs and tail clearly defined. swimming in tbe
clear atmosphere. 1t appeared T., he Inovino
us HuIas as II engaged in swimming. moving itS
angle of about forty-five degrees. He rubbed
ms eyes to convince himself that he was nor
dreaming, and looked again; hut there il still
was, StlIl apparently swimming and ascendino
IN ether. He called TO the men, about one hmm.
dred yards off, and told them 10 look up ana
teit hiIn what they saw. They declared they
saw II white horse swimming in the sky and
were badly frightened. Our informant Iieit ber
superSli tlOuS nor nervous, sat down and watcb-
ed the phantasm Of may so call i) until iI
disappeared in space, always going in he same
direction aud moving in the same manner No
one can account for the mirage, or Illusion ex-
Gtpt upon the uneven state OF the atmOsDhere
Illusions OF a different appeara nee ha Va. 0ef n
seen at different times in the same yiciuitv
frightening the SuperstitiOus and laughed A + t,y
the skeptical. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

\ hILEESSE CAT IAgr Sy.a-.-
No one viii have tH. f.-...-
tiou the following wurE--z.. -..-- .
sUred that 30 l. copied FROM -a- -.......
zeite. a paper winch knows r.. .,-.. II
preyarleatlou
Many of our readers have -r.-f -r.-.
mCuSe snake which #rr.H.r..a I..... -
Icy some years ago. They H.. .....
rtmcm Der That when ~r4Ea- rH- ..-.
ford Hud Cumberland uu. .r-Hr-
snake iaF stretched across ra- g... II
driver OF l1e mail. III r-.uIr- r-.t .. .-.
binary sized iC- and r.- ---.H...-.
time, proceeded O. drive .-.r 2 .-r
Nr~efllnE MS coach. Too. A.. .--
was horror stricken -H raH rr.r b.. F..
over q snake. and rrar .1- --...
up 20 tnc heIELrh .f about ---...r. ~.
certain what had risk.-I bis -..> -.-
who met with TINS aly.rf.r. -s.-'.s..-
tie whip 10 ms StralS au4 fHr I-.a .-
break neck speed lrfl H. .r.s ,r-..- u
out Di danger Bur a.L this IS rr..---
the story we are about On r..aI.. E.H-.
toe Same spot, uuleE rHe ~rHI.# .F rs ST
tain, an occurrence took u.r.. r........ 10.
Is almost beyond belief. .rr r..... .--.--
less V"uche1 for. our informant s.-.-
witnessed queer tl-.f between q r.e.e
aud "a large NuIfu~. car. Tl.= -. .-..-
10 get through q fence when rr- rs.-
attack upon the serpent. After r.. ..
caught the snake with IFS teeth .- Fl
back. IL seemed as though |- r.f- s.sr T.
commenced eating boz reptile. - I'D
ION OF tHe cats teeth .u,n fna -.--...
caused lt % revive. when ir rs--ras .Ha.
the mouth causing Instant #..-. --
snake SEvull OWED Tna car. Ta.---. ....-
ty The party whn witnessed -ra-r .- Fl
open, IS hen the cat. -u.r.~.r .. -.
Cr0wled Out and rHwwsraal ra-
snake. The rrEi-a. OBJ. tr...r can ...
for only ON ile Theory lHsr rrr .-. d
lives had been taken alI 10 hal .-.-
W hetheT this snake was tra sam. .-. !
was driven over rE taa CEuhar.r.-
rIer is hard t0 Tel. IL w.v have ..r
its descendants. but r-.r ..-r a.- .
Can Cambria ur Somerset r-.- ..- a -a.
"a cat like these We want O.. -r.s
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

AN ITEM OF lNTEREST.-The present
Management of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
and St. Louis Railway Pan. Handle Route)
Is bringing the advantages of the country
along its line to the attention of he public
in many happy and attractive shapes.
This cannot fail 10 produce beneficial re-
suits. The CHARTERS Valley branch, for
instance: is rendered one Of the mos. desir-
able places in which 20 locate s'out OF town.
by the facilities afTorjed for incoming aud
outgoing. This beautiful and cool valley
has cheap lands, picturesque sites, very
reasonable prices, and a wonder fully
healthful location TO invite those in search
of real homes. The out-loUker sees from
the car window at almost every curve of
the road new beauties and attractive spots
whereupon for very little outlay the fOun-
datInn for home could be secured. To
reach .he MuSkingum Valley with all its
splendid advantages this line is the direct
aud connecting route. The farmer who
would find p new home on the Miami W i'll
take this road if he would see the most
beautiful part Of Ohio. The tourist who
would seek out pleasant paths. secure com
Tort and ease in travel, and move westwai d
and south by a direct route, will take the
Pan Handle. If one has an eve to Kansas
homesteads no other road pretends to
compete with this in lowest rates, Quick
time, or mOIe comfort combined with safe
ty. Therefore, whether you would find a
home near one Of the great cities if you
want to live on line of railway which
reaches The very heart of the market: or
II your destiny points to the great west
and you would reach it with speed and
comfort, be sure to procure ticket over
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railway. And if your journeying be one
Of simple pleasure, and you wish to avoid
the discomforts of branch roads, midnight
transfers and annoying delays, take this
road, in the perfect assurance that it is a
safe and economical route, embracing a
variety OF landscape and an ever varying
list OF attractions. Time tables, route
books and general information, as to home
lands or western, can be had by address
ing Col. W. i. O'BIian, General Passeu.
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

During the time the Grand Trunk
train with the SheIbrooke and Richmond
militia, who had been at Montreal on the
18th, was delayed on Saturday evening at
Ianneries Junction, Canada, TO allow a
vessel to pass through the canal bridge. an
aifray occurred between the military and
some two hundred French Canadians and
Irish. The account given by persons on
the spot is that the soldiers used some ex-
pressions about the green disUasteful to
the crowd and the latter stoned the train.
The soldiers admonished the crowd To
stop, or they would fire. The attack be-
ing continued, the military fired some fifty
or sixty shots from rifles and revo!vers
wOunding two youths Alderman ROLAND
and Michael Fayette. The train was hur-
rled off, Oh more serious consequences
would have ensued. The troops are said
to be members Of The Orange order. Gen.
Smythe telegI auhed 70 have the men Az
rested AZ their es.inatiou
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

IMPoRTANT.-A lacy had been sick be-
t"eSh three and four years with female
W ~ tees' emaclation, wasting OF tissues
loss of vitality aud flesh. nervousness ,,o;rs
IN the back, poor appetite, constipation. diz-
Ziness OF head and bitter taste in month ON
rising IN the morning. She said s'I was
uised 10 Try the Barosma by lady friend
who had been cured hv the same and e,,aUS.
bought two bottles, which helped me at once.
anu l concluded TO give il a fair trial and
TOOK half dozen hutileS. Bv the Time ;bav
" were used M had gained thirty mounds in
healthy" ""'
prepared by +. Is. Thompson, TituSvtlle.
"a Tor sale 10y Lemmon * Murray. El,g,,s.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

Pittsburgh aud the surrounding conn
try were visited ON the afternoon of the
4th by a severe thunderstorm, ACCOMPANIED
by high winds and hail. In the citv n
fonr mill and stable were DESTROYED bv
lightning. Along the Allegheny valley.
haIl as large as chestnuts fell, large trees
were up rooted and the Allegheny railroad
was washed ont in several places. At Ross
Grove, large tree fell upon a number of
attendants at a German Lutheran picnic
VINO had Sodght shelter under il. killing
seven aud injuring fifteen, three Of them
fatally.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

COMMON SESSE.-lr---.
verji~sd medicines ton. . -.-. B.
and iudiScrimiua'eIv ,,,..- - ,-..-, --.
it not an injustice 10 he mile '.'.i
speetable citizens who give --,''i,
dence of benefits rereiyls '...lr'l-
aud doubt their v-ra.s--.' =. l-l' ca.
Fairbanks standard s.ars. a.a ma
advertised Does 30 rar.y---.. -E'.
they are inferior iu make ,,,
than others Have tT.v ~. ... .-', o..
strated 10 be among tL. hose
common sense fD supvrs. q a-a-
with capital could De 5r.F- r..
and a hard earned rrr-----. o.. Ia.
less article r. y. Pierce NJ gel
Worlds Dispeusary. and r-... .
Bntialo, y. Y. j. the r~.r-f...- &
popular family meGi.5r'. %.
His reputation as q SEsrr-
physician has been fruv ..-r
many years. Would uh-sf.=.. 81.
after having tested his rnalf....,
unite IN commencing -rl-r
II they possessed mo ua-=..
signed take pleasure fr -a.--.
Pierce and ms Family Mslsr-.. B
may need them: it
c. f. FHrchud. n d. sa--
Cousins. ". D.. A.Ha. Iowa. ,1' j. j. ..r
MID Gafra't-yIila. y. =. a
D. SILVER Lake. kan-.-- =
y caLir. New Euur-a r.a---..
Street. Baltimore. Ma. Do
Pann, Ind-s Geo. B. gn.rr-.-
mout D. N-b-: T.. q. I..-..- -r
Dhlu James u. Porter. u =
y. + Wells. 81 D.. Er-r... X
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

TIE official returns Of The late California
election slow that Dennis Kearuey. The
San Francisco dIayman, and leader Of the
WoIkingmen's party, did not carry ma
jointly Of the delegates to the constitutional
convention, as was first reported, but that
the non partisan ticket, which was sup
ported by Democrats and Republicans
alike, was successful. The convention will
consist of 81 -partisans, > Kearueyites.
IL Republicans, 6 Democrats, aud , Inde.
pendents. The nou partisan ticket en-
braccd some of tic best known men in the
State, among whom " as Hon. Eugene Cas-
se:ly, lately a Democta.ic United States
Senator, and a gentleman Of distinguished
ability and great purity Of character.-
kea.ney is coming east to address the labor
party in New York, Boston, aud other
cities, and 20 assist, as he says. in electino
Ben Butler Governor of Massachusetts.
They would make a lovely pair, but we
doubt whether even Butler would permit
the sand lot agitator Of San Francisco to
champion his cause before the intelligent
voters of Massachusetts.
Inc fCiloWIng extract from speech de-
livered by kearney n day or two after the
election, whep. he supposed he had carried
the State, will show the style as speaker
OF the vulgar demagogue who wielGs such
potent influence on the Pacific slope
Fellow bulldogs, ground hogs, lnuttor-
heads, mndsllls, hpuSelcSs. homeless vagabuuis
ami ladies' the Chinese mast go" The Do,yer
q: the bulldogs i felt. the ground hogs are
commencing TO root up CORN ptiOu. The gang
IA Sergeant Harmon called Us who are fb,r
gang: They. ladies and gentlemen, who have
crowned labor King \ severe battfa ,v,s
fought last Wednesday between labor and rsip-
ltai. Labor ON, aud TO day labor is X ing
lIiuuIcnsc cheering aud waving of hats Al
though AN soHew hat Disappointed. for tn.
h.tttte tNprcTcd To see WAS against Chinese
cheap labor, .ud had anticipated THAT we
Nouii have cirried t!e i52 delegates by 20tO1
malorltY-hut % J. Just as well as il J. we
have tie 10 tj"rity. aud ge are an RIGHT IL dav
The state OF California y in your hands am
sorry Tor the poor wnrkingncn Of Sacramento
S"noma. santa Clara ana Alameda, VINO yy4rf
soidout o. COHSrdIy traitors.