The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-31
LOUISVILLE'S SHOW.
A WHEELING MANS IMPRESSIONS
Or the Southern E1positiOA-Its Magnitude sad
Attractiohs-TinsI Suggestion TO WhssilnS
Maaufaetursrs-Art, Science and Ne.
chAhical lnlsplays-Psrsonals Notes.

AAnuheturen-Ar, Science Ahu Ae'
chAhieal -PsrsonalS Notes.
Conepo,uence Of he En.tlliOeneH. i.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 29.-To fully
describe the Louisville Exposition would
be impossible. 1t would take month
to comprehend the exhibit and then
your mind might be in maze. A
curious thing about Louisville is the facl
that there is not one single bona ide Re
publican paper published here The Com
nercial, which was at one time devoted
and faithful advocate Of the Republican
cause, has recently shed its politics and
now announces itself as an Independent
journal. This seems strange, but the OK.
planation is lack Of support. A city with
10000 Inhabitants and 10000 Re.
publican voters certainly ought to
be able to maintain one Republican
paper, but it won't. Since the Commercial
has changed its colors 1t thasgained in busi.
ness and circulation. Another striking fact
is that while the Republicans make no
gains in rural Kentucky, their vote Is
steadily increasing in Louisville notwith.
standing their want OF reliable party
ergan. Louisville is growing faster than
at any ether period Of its history, and
should it maintain its present rate ol
growth, twenty years will carry 1t far ahead
OF Cincinnati in all that goes 10 make up a
great city. l
cINCINNATl's JEALOUSY.
Indeed, the aioretime Queen City, the
mis.called Paris Of America, is already de-
veloping spirit Of jealousy, and the En-
quirr has taken to abusing the Exposition
in language more vituperative than the fish
wives OF Billingsgate, and more neat and or
nate in its classic finish than John Mclean
can apply TO Murat Halstead. Cincinnati
has her musical festivals, her fairs, her ex-
positions and her Probasco Fountains, but
she has never had anything so eminently
original and characteristic as Henry Wat
teIson as an editor, or 30 thoroughly enter.
prising and altogether SO attractive as
the Louisville Exposition Of 1883.
No wonder that Mclean is mad
and suspends awhile his war on
Halstead and Judge Hoadly to pour out
the vials OF his wrath upon Louisyille's
great fair. Ali one needs to be convinced
that this city is no longer rural adven-
ture, is to venture upon walk along the
streets and attempt to count the number OF
buildings in process OF erection. He would
find it as difficult task as the Indian who
some hundred years ago took his stand on
London bridge and began cutting a notch
in stick to represent each passer-by.
The Exposition has now beenopen about
four weeks and is visited daily by steadily
increasing crowds OF visitors.
NO WHEELING EXHIBITS.
If Wheeling is represented among the
exhibits the writer has tailed to make the
discovery, and to this date has met but one
Wheeling man here, and lie seemed lost in
the solitude Of his own reflections, as
tonished, in fact, that he should have wan
dered so far from the smoke and clouds OF
our iar-iamed city OF nails, glass and beer.
1t 10 understand at present that cities like
Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Cincinnati are
in search Of Southern trade and no very
philosophiC observer would be disposed TO
think that snate, ah a.i ahnaesinlai stiee 9,
that nopapa. misnt Sfeauy .au oeHen. aa anu
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Vehtors ciailn 'n"' 1he uAy 40 no' 'af uiS-
tant that will see 1t take the place Of the
steam engine. Should this be so, you may
imauine lie coal and fuel that would be
saved and the vast reduction in the expense
OF travel that would ensue. Five kinds
nj electric lights are on exhibition.
An expert will be more able 10 tell YOU
which Is The most desirable. All that | |
can say ia that they are all monuments OF
The skill and perseverance Of the Amer
ican inventors. As an evidence Of the en-
ternrise farm al the managers you will not be
snInrised when YOU hear that the Seventh
Pa9;ment Hand of New York City has
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