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Hhe Routine Work Disposed OF in Both
Rrap ehes Last Night.

The Routine Work Disposed OF I'm Both
Bran ches Last Night.
The Second Blanch was called to order al
7.46 o'clock, President Htldreth in the chair
and all the members present except Messrs
Grogau, Harrell, Milligan, Pickett, Rosen
burs, r tn, Smith and Wingerter.
Tbelules were suspended and @. H. Booth
& Son were granted license to keep q
wharf boat; W. Hsgedorn billiard room
Ed Hill an auOtioneer's license Henry
Hanke a Wholesale liquor store at No. 1911
Main street. The license OF Dillon & Nc
Donald was annulled and Jacob 7. DIlleu
was granted license to keep "a c. fee house In
their place. The committee reports were
then taken up.
The Committee on Police presented bill
amounting to 5000 81 which were ordered
paid, and the committee authorized to con
slruct ockup on the Island Fair Grounds
the Association to furnish the ground and "a
pay one-half the cost Of construction.
Accompanying this rep IT was the ordi.
nance in relation TO burglars, robbers, com
mon thieves, and common pick.pocketS, re
ported in yesterdays lSTILLIGESCgRF It wa
read three times and adopted.
The Committee on Accounts presented bill
agQregating SIS which were ordered paid.
The Committee on City Prison pfesenttC
committee bills amounting 10 1854 IS, anC
tho Ruperintendent's bills amounting L
Sal IS, all of which were ordered paid. Thl
superintendpnt reported the number II
prison June l, q. During the month thirty
TWO were received, the time OF 10 expired,
was released by the Mayor, Is by the Ser
geAnt and died. The average cost per cap
ia per day wasl5 Thisreport was received
ard fled.
The bills from the Committee on Fire De
p.rtment amounted to $S9l IS and were or
dsred paid.
mended that ibe Recsivtr effect settlement
with Harriet Zlok, who Is iIarieArs for rent
OF city property, on such terms as he may
think proper.
The Board OF Public wo,ks reported that
the Riverside Nail Company wSs laying 9
sWitchon Water street between Twenty-third
and Twenty fourth streets, contrary 10 the
ordinance adopted lastsummer, granting the
privilege to Law. The Branch concurred with
the rSt, 10 referring the paper back to the
Foard Of Public WorkB with Instructions TO
enforce the ordinance. 81
The Committee on Lights presented Its re-
port; printed In the lATTLII EScEs two or
three weeks since, providing for gas and oil
lamps and extension Of mains The report
was adopted with several additions.
The Board Of Public Works In commu.
nication asked that Snms.be appropriated 10
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PERsaNAL n ENTlON.
News and Gossip In Reference to Vario
Pa0nle.

News and Gossip In Reference TO Varioui
People.
Hon. Ben Fisher returned from Denver
yesterday.
Hon. @. F. Scott, Postmaster OF Parkers
burg, is in the city.
State Senator Fontaine smith, Of Marion
county, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. H. Q. Gurnand, OF the Mt Vernon
Hotel, Baltimore, Is in the city.
hey. Dr.. LYDIA, OF Kingwood, and Rev. Dr..
Hughes, OF Morgantown, are In the city.
Miss Margery Mccullough. OF BellaiIe, Il
visiting Mrs. W. s. Mccullough, OF the Eghtt
ward.
M'sS Anna Carmack and her cousin, Mis-!
Ida Carmack, OF Allegheny, arrived home
last evening.
Rev. D. B. Updegraff, the famous minister
OF the society ot.frisnds, Of Mt. Pleasant, wa!
In Wheeling yesterday.
Mr.. Dan Neal, Jr., Of Parl ersburg, CANE
up on the Andes Monday night and left las
evening for Washington, ID. @. he was a.
PLEASANT and good looking as ever
Mrs. Msjor Hearn. Of New port, KY, was {
passenger on the Andes. She returned or
The same boat, taking with her, her daughter
Miss Minnie, who has been attending Mt de
Chantal.
Geo. w. Marshall, who has been travelling
for John D. Smith & Co., wholesale druggist
OF this city TO- several years past, left yester
day for Bismarck, Dakota, where he will make
his future home.
Capt. John ]. Chipley, OF Hardy county, 9
member OF thePennsylvania and West Viz
einia Interstate Foundry c mmission, wal
IN the city yesterday en- route home from 6
visit to the surveying corps.
Mr.. Thomas F..Nichols, OF the INTELLloES
GER composing rooms, who represented The
Wheeling Typographical Union at the later
national meeting ut Cincinnati, returned yes
tertay. Mr.. Charles Claylaud, formerly o.
this city, now OF You gstown, accompanied
him, and will visit lends hereabous FOL
awhile.
Mrs James Marshall, Of Fairview, W. Va
MIS- Reeves, OF Wellsburg; Mr.. Lowther, oil
Writ county; Mr.. Douglas, Of jackson county
DR., aud Mrs. Kendall, OF Parkersbuig with
their two daughters, Misses Maud and Lille
and Misses Belle Dis and Nay Kuykenda
are guests OF Miss Taylor, President OF thu
Female College.
John Bradshaw, Master Of Construction
Arthur Sinsel, Superintendent OF Bird, e.
and Water Stations, and !. A. Hunter, Assist
ant Master OF Roads Of the B. q O., passed
through the CITY yesterday morning ant
went ont the Hemph4ld. Chief EnGinee
Randolph returned TO Baltimore after brie
soiourn ct this end OF the line.
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pay for contracts In progress and contempla.
lion as follows Matchmaking ChApline
from Twentyseyenth TO Thirty.third streets,
1884 co. curhs and crossings, sos 05; survey.
ing Sl66; mAcAdam'ElnR Main, McCullo1h
and Zane stress Si,6Sl OIL paving contract,
81, 900: ctlrbs and CRUSH rs, $44S 20; sewer
pipe, $5h6; street cleaning contract, $500 co.
toial, S4.7636l. The Cltik was ordered %
draw IN order on the Receiver for this
amount.
Gas Commissioner Simpson under date OF
June !, reported the amount of cash on hand
at date Of last report, $s077.92 and the
smount received from the trustees during
May, 1883. There was paid out during
May on Trustees orders, $s945 20 and .
balance on hand June /. Of $l1, e9l 40 The
report was received and filed.
Samuel Elder was grained permission to
operate soap factory In the city limits.
The everlasting garbage question wSs again
agitated. The building OF the 2. W. & Ky.
extension blocked up Forty.eighth street 80
that The carts could not reach the river, aud
It Is at that point they are compel led to
dump. Since the place was blocked The con-
tractors Rave been dumping everywhere.
An effort was made TO make Twenty.sevsnth
street the place, aud failed; also one 70 estRb-
lish the dumping ground at Forty.fourth.
The lower ward members fought vigorously
against night soil being dumped above them.
the B. p. w. was finally ordered 10 have the
p, W. & Ky. road provide q roadway. A
number OF petitions were properly referred
and minor matters attended TO. At 1880 p.
N. the Branch adjourned.
In the First Branch Mayor Miller presided
and all were present except Messrs HalsteAd,
Happy, Hull, List, Myles and Zoeekler.
The reports OF the Committees on Lights,
Wharyes, City Prison, Fire Department. Real
Estate, Finance and Accounts were con.
curredin as rece we'd from the Seco1d Branch.
Also the ordinance In relation to whaivts
and thieves. -.
The ordinance in relation to Baltimore j.
Ohio crossing was made the special order for
the next regular meeting.
Various other matters were disposed OF
quietly, and at 1880 P. NJ the Branch ad'
IaaHnaH
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The rsgula. meeting Of the Western Mai
Association will be heldat Pittsburgh to-day
Representatives OF Allthe mills OF this vicin
ity will he in attendance II Is expected
that the question Of shutting down will b.
considered and IN all probability decided, al
this meetis z, and It is therefore one Of much
interest aud importance 10 the workmeu
and tie community atlarGc
The feeders at most OF tho mills quit sgain
lastnIght at five o'clo k. At the Top mill q
vo,e was taken, and II was decided TO only
work ten hours a day. Aecordi' gly all the
feeders quit ut five. At the Riverside a few
feeders worked eleven hours, but not so
many as on Monday, and the same was true
worked eleven hours on Monday.
A mailer said yesterday thai hs believed
.hs feeders would cut ss many nails 10 . day
working ton hours ~ eleven. he said that
SLsn Ire number OF hours was reduced from
twslvs To- ijeyeu there was no corresponding
rscrsstc in tue tmou,t Of nails cut, and he
Believed the same would be the case now,
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Whoever It was, he will enjoy learning
that the 156!h Grand Monthly Drawing Of
The Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans,
on May Sth, resulted as foll0ws: Ticket No.
II, 1850, sold aS whole for s. to wealthy
Cunun at Havana. drew the ti;st capital prize
Of $76, 900. No. A, sos, sold 10 Nav Yorker
as whole, drew the second prizs, $25 900. No.
% 493 drew the third capital prize, $1,000,
aud was sold in ffths, at 81 each, 10 Mess, 8.
Jas. ]. Mcmillan, through Mtssrs. Jones &
Hamilton, Caldwell, Ttx4; 10 Mr.. ssm.
Jones' OF Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.. P. Schu-
macker, nj Allentown, L'high c2unty, Pa.
Nos. 1929 and 20 2O3 drew each thefourth
capital, $6O00-soId 10 tifths at 81 each
among Others 10 Henry Ehrhardt, ). W. cor.
Tenth and Market street, st. Louis No.; J. F.
Albert, GA Locust street, same city; two
lifths collected by Messrs. G. b. Richard &
Co., No. 6l Broadway, New York City, for a
party in San Francisco, Cal. MANY winners
among those who captured SEQ, 500 in PRICES
desired their names withheld. The next
drawing occurs Tuesday, July 10th, and N.
A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, will furnish
any desired information on an application
Daw
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:pected. The case will not be tried this

expected. The case will not be tried this
term. ...
Nm. DR.. Campbell, of uniontOVn, died on
Sabbath.
The Bsllalrs ,aloon.ksepss will be tried
tomorrow.
The Belmont county delegation to the
Democratic county Convention stand'; Hosd'
Iy, 0; Ward, 4.
Deputy Sheriff sedwlck and Robt. N. Col.
Inns took spriig s. Zane to the penitentiary
on Monday morning.
Hon. L. Dapford. IssSc n, Riley, Esq: and
J. W. Shannon, Efq, are attending U. 4:
Circuit Court at Columbus.
WIS. Campbell gave bond Of 81 900, yes
tsrday not TO sell liquor contrary 10 law.
John G. Ktntner 10 his surety.
L. c. Neiswancer aud wife, Of spripgf. Id,
NO., returned TO st. Clair4ville last weeE on
account OF the death OF Mrs. Daniel Harris.
Tony. White, the sW'onaut, will mako an
ascension TO morrow Ut Greenwich, Huron
county, In this s.loon, City OF 81. ClAirs.
VILE"
The last Grand jury indicted four Bridge.
port saloonists, ChaS. Miller ct a.. They
pleaded not guilty and expressed determi.
alton to flight the mAtter.n They even at
TEN pt'd to obtain the services OF McSwee nPy,
the celebrated lawyer, OF Wooster, q. Sixtyi
five witnesses were summoned for yesterday
when 10 he surprise of all the lighting So.
losnists pleaded guilty. Judge Kelly fined
Miller aud Joyce $50 each and cost; the
oIhers $50 and costs.
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A. Inme. moieI ArriYnIa.

WI DeVore. Sandy Lake, Mis- Smith, Parkert0uTg
FSmith FEirmOnL MCCOY FGlIinOht
y 4 SswyeJs hi, do. JsImol. Philadelphia.
a n I,oEner BuIfaio. JB Mlenich, Pa.
I q POLLOCK Cincinnati. VIM StolI, Cleveland
VIM TsnSfiald. eity A A Bond, Cincinnati.
] More mead. UHckSyIlle. j Irwin & vile, Wsllso'g
Q Scott. Wellsburg, Mrs turvtn z IAN; "a
Mis- j EyeTy Columbus Miss X Beans Columbus
a r CaTrOli' SprInPleid, II NeAns, Baltimore
" Cooper. fGFI eIsbg BTomlinEOn, MonndSy'lC
N q StofnIRrE, BarueGv, LC Posse columbus o,
] q TrayiS. Columbus, U, J Anderson, Pittsburgh
s Mcconnell, Port.mth. W Harrison, JacEtonyille
Tracy Lolumbus. MHarrison Jacksonville'
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IRVING and resting.

All persons wishing 10 test the merits OF q
great femedy-one that will positively cure
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, hronchi-
lis, or any affection u the Throatand Lungs
are requested 70 call at Logan & Co.'S Bridge
Corner ngng Store and get q loo Trial Bottle
Of iDrSKingSs New Discovery for oonsump.
tion, whlcS will show You what regular
sized bottle will do. cow.
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Qhe gateltlgeuter.
New Advertisements
Rent-Housc on Main Street

For Rent-Housc on Main Street.
Horses and Cattle to Pasture.
Regular Pittsburgh aud Kanawha River
PacEet-W. N. Chancellor!
Commissioners Notice.
White Mountain Fretzsrs. -,t
Ottomaus-G. Meudel Il Co.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Presents for Teachers and Graduates-A'
A. Franzheim.
AuG,i Sale of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
DR.. ]. i smilh-SGcond page,
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that for pure. sweet Bread, Rolls and Hot
Cakes nse "Vienna" formerly Ph@nix,
Presaed Yeast, I. e always ready AND, and never ,
It white Label" Noneothers genuine
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PYRXIA, sEPTIRVIA, ScEoYuLAA and other forms
Of blood poiSouiug, resulting 10 glandular iwell
ings ulceIous patchesin the throat aud month ab.
eruptions are speedily neutallaG and expelled by
the CuIicura Resolvent, the new blood purifier,
while the skin Il cleansed Of all diEtgurng tuniors
by the az ternal use Of CutCurR and CuticurR sOap,
the great akin cures. Cuticura ResaIyont Rbko
lutely destroys disease germs, which float In the
blood urine an penpiFGtion- 10 no doubt
about 1t and expelS Them through The bowels,
kIdneVH and nnFcs nj the Akin
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received this week large line OF mep's
Button, Congress and low cut shoes, suitable
for the sea. on. An inspection will satisfy
any one that have the best stock In the city
md at thu loWast prices. u. v. BLOND.
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TIE CITY FINANCES.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES REPORT
How it wa. stc.lud ia The Two BrauoS. Last
EiEAt-Ih, Gs, sad Water Pad, DlE.rtss-NO
Cheap Gas This Year EOutlu, AsttsrsIn
General at Last SIEhrs nsetinE.

As stated in ysstu days INTELLIGENCE the
report that the Finance Committee has been
busy preparing for the past two weeks was
presented to Council last evening, and occa-
stoned considerable talk on two or three Of
the points it contained.
The Finance Committee reported that II
had had under consideration the various res
olutions and matters referred to It, aad in
relation thereto begged leave to submit the
fOllowinp:i
ESTIMATED REvESuES ron 1881.
Assessment OF real eAtate and personal .
Licenses from all CO0 "
Cemetery aud city property. 2,Oo0 U
$4,000 OF
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REMEMBER, Wickham opens his model
lunch room this morning. with Free Soup
Lunch from $3.50 a. N. TO IL NJ. All are inv
ted 70 Iartake.
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Special Announcement.
will otftr this week some real bargains
in ladies shoes. walking shoes and slippers.
Call early while We have full assortment.
L. " BLOND
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GREATE.!T NN EARTH.

CuTlcuRA REMEDIES arc the greatest medicines
on earth Had the worst case Salt kheum iu this
county. My mother had 1t twenty yeas, and In
fact died from It. believe CutiCura would have
saved her life. Ny arms, breast, and head were
cured until used the CuLlGura RasolvCnt inter
nally, and :uticura and Cuiicura Sop externally.
NEWARK o. J W AnAMS
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at sonnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner:
YAM. IAN PM.7pMl7A N. l2N.sr. MT. N
10 70 u II 20 81 81 50
INDICATIONS,
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 10 -1:SoA. M
For. Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, loca
rains, followed by slightly cooler and partly
cloudy weather, winds shifting to west aGd
sont west, with higher barometer
For the Like K gion, local rains, followed
by cooler fair weather, southwest 10 north
west winds, higher barometer III south anc
eau. Dortions
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kTKUBENvILLE

DR.. A. a. Elliott left for wellsvllle, Ohio,
last evening. .t .-.
DR. TAR, OF WellsviiIe, was in the city yes
terdsy attending Court. .a a.u.Il.
Miss Ida Berry. II AlIegh ny City, Is the
guest OF Miss B4lkley, on Market street.
Cards are out announcing the marriage Of
Miss Belle. daughter of William Day, ST. to
Q. +. Mckinney. June 10, at $3.50 o'clock r. NJ.
The Commencement exercises will take
place today at tbs Seminary. Toe concert
last night was largely attended and the en-
tertaipmert superior to that Of last year.
Hon. WIN. Med. Miller, attorney at law
from Jacksonville, 0iio, will be among the
distinguished gentlemen in attendance at
the Commencement to-+ay, at the seminary.
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BEST BLOOD PURIFIER.

Ihave used your CutIcura remedies in several
cases OF Eczema, Moist and Try letter, aud cured
them all. Your CutiurA Rasolvent. 30 far az my
supply allows me to test It, has. In my hands. eI
Ceeded In efficacy and ell iuncy any Alternative
COMPOUND blood pur,ussG5( have ever msce uAc OF
Il. N. EJKRR, N. D.
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TOR SALE.
TOR SALE.
EOR SALE

Available Farm OF $50 acres for s.ls, h.r.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall countyyW
8 miles from B. & o. R. R. station,ii .aiies
from Wheeling, on a good road, fl5 4ss,
and in high state Of cultivation; one-half
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit we'll
watered. To be sold in one tract or in par.
cells. For further particulars call on or I'D.
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., W. Va.
Mention this rartr ia2S-nAw
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GREAT BLOOD MEDIClNES.

The half has not been told as 10 the great cdra-
tive powers OF the CuticurR Remedies. 1bRve paid
hundreds o. dollars for medicines 10 cure diteAses
Of the blood Ard skin, and never found anything
yet 70 equal the Cutlcura Remedies. :
UHAs. 4. WILLIAMS.
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AIOTICE mol CONTRACr0Rs

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Proposals will be received until THURS.
DAY, June u. lsSS. at 70 O'Clock noon, i0r tho
bnl' dag OF the Marshall County Bank, Mounds.
Vile, ". Va
For Excavation for Basement.
For Stone Wo'k.
For Brick Work.
For Carpenter nork.
For Painting.
FOrtliu work. .rr.- a".
Bids will be received on each separate or on IA.
ent re building complete.
bids - -
Plans and specifications can be seen at ]. n.
McFadden'R, Wheeling. ", Va, and at Bank In
MoundAytlle, VIVA. address. ,......-
leg u l&lh CaShtNr
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HOLD ROBBERY LA'r NIGHT.

Special DlldLch 70 Me Lllte4l9eNfeF ~
sr CLAIRsvILLE, u. June l2.-At 0 O'clock
tonight while looking At watUhes In Browns
jswelry store, stranger Grabbed silver one
and ran from the store down into an ally
and made his escape.
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In Common Pleas Court on Saturday, IN
me suit OF Nrs Mary 3. Merritt rs. Charles
n. .Gaumer for SANDER, the defendants de,
mulres was oyeFruled, 10 which defendant
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Rev. CIV. RICE, editor Of
the american Christian Re
0itzO, says of Browns Iron
Bitters: .L-,4
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OHIO GRAND GROVE
oF TAe ANCIENT oapeR oF oRvIos
Ia Annual s."lou at Bslllir.-A Warm welcome
Extended Then-SptIEs z1s Goes intO Be-
tIr.msnt-LiquOr Dealers ia COurt-rhs
Small Pox Epidemic Near It's Fad.

Dr. J. E. Reeves, of this city, Secretary Of
the State Board OF Health, has received the
following letter from DR.. John W. Brown,
President OF the Lo al Board Of Health Of
Wyoming county, which indicates that the
small pox epidemic is about at an end;
CESSNA, WYoMkd Co., ". Va,
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THE REyENUE SPY sYsrEn.

The Virginia Democratic platform.
in speaking of the present Internal Rev
enue system, says: sit has been q
nursery Of spies and informers, and for
this reason should be abolished" Ia a
certsin sense this ie trua and q reforma-
ton in this subject should be effected.
No government can afford to sanction
any system which sustains and renders
necessary the employment of spies to
report upon her citizens. The relation
of the government to the subject should
lie that OF parental form Of govern
ment. The obedience Of the subject
should he a voluntary obedience, will
ingly assumed and eheerfully performed.
And in so far as these relations are
changed to that of force upon the part
of the governments and unwilling obedi..
ence upon the part Of the subject has the
government departed from that high
ideal pictured Tor it by the trainers of
our constitution. 1t was certainly never
contemplated by the trainers of our
constitution that in times of perfect
peace bands Of armed men should be
securing the country, shooting down
the citizens, in many cases without
provocation or excuse, and destroying
their property without trial or process
of law, because used in a particular
way. If there is anything which q free
people will not and ought not to toler-
ate, it is system Of government which
brings about such q state of things as
this, and which feeds and encourages
lot Of spies and informers to entrsp
and betray their fellows.
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CHEERS FOE BOBLYNCoLS.

The'Presidential party are still in the
wilderness of the great West, and are
only heard from at intervals. Along
the entire route from the Capitol they
were cordially welcomed by the people.
But it is curious that, while the Presl-
dent was the chief man of the party,
the name of ROBERT LINCOLN was
heard more frequently, and he was the
chief object of attention, of curiosity
and of speculation.
Is it possible that the curiosity to see
ROBERT LINCOLN was prompted by the
natural desire to judge whether he
looked like the right sort of man to
make President out Of?
When ANDREW JOHNSON went
swinging around the circle" sixteen
years ago, JOHNSON, though President,
was not the most important man in the
party.
The man who was called for most
frequently was man who said little
and who preferred to keep in the back
ground. His name was GRANT.
Is history repeating itself, and is the
second accidental President carrying IN
his train his rival, who is destined to
take the nomination away from him?