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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-15
lSnlcouncIl Inst Nlrl,t.

Tho excitement on the street last even
fling; us "a matter;of course, rendered the
,ihqaing-of 4 Council meeting impossible.
y tNaiing Twill probably be called for
Fri,lAy evening, us the regular monthly
reports are, to DO considered, and there is
yy;;considerablc MISCELLANEOUS business lying
ionfthe table5that has boon accommodating
for some time and should DO disposed Of.
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Col. GaoneE b, CALDWELL had com.
mand Of the Lincoln Club IN Monday
nights parade, md Maj. J'N.L. Rodgers
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fRPErERsnrRe, Va, Oct. "a. ~ The to.
bacco factory Of 9. a. jackson a Co., High
street, The second largest in the city, was
totally consumed BY, fro last night with lie
contents. Loss over sl40, 900. Insurance
sl00,000. The FIRE originated In tho leai
room. This factory throws out Of en-.
ployncnt over four hundred colored oper-
atives. The fire was not extinguished
until m early hour this morning. : In nd.
dition TO the factory several small tene.
ments were consumed, & & y 5S
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Now Advertisements.

ONCE: Nos. 20 md ~ Fourteenth Street,
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Hon. JuDoE J. NJ. CoFFlSDuEY, Clevc-
land, O., says: II have used scores OF pile
cures, and it affords me pleasure 10 say
that | have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent re-
lief as DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment." Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co.,
Wheeling, ": Va, and J. Q. Dent & Co. .
Bridgeport, Ohio. - " ~ II ~. pdW
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Accidentally Shot

Monday night after the parade, as the
Eighth ward juniors were returning home,
a fourteen.ycar.old son Of Thomas Bishop,
was accidentally sho! in the back by a
companion behind him, who was iooling
with q cheap revolver. The ball was 4
small 22-l00 calibre and only made n
slight wound. 1t dropped ont and was
found by the doctor insiletheboys lcggin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-15
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY
"a brands advertised rs absolutely puro ~
CONTAIN AMMONIA.

~ THE TEST: 5.t,3
riaec can top down on hot stove until heated thea
tnovc the covor and smell. chemist will not 10 n.
1uirod 10 detect tho pr0sonco Of ammonia. s1Is 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-15

TIe Peoples Remedy for Bilionsncss
Constipation, Piles, Sick Headache, Jaun.
dice, &C., Is Aliens Bilious Physic, Il pure
vegetable liquid remedy; large bottle, 225
cents. At all druggists. rrhssw
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Polo Plush Caps
L. NJ. McGlLLlS & Co.'S
CHICAGO AMI RETURN,
Through Sleeping Cur from Whecllngt to Chi
cas0, Win tho "Panhhndle Koutc,' Thurs

Through Sleeping Cur from Wheeling to Chi
caso, via tho "ranhnadle Noutc,' Thurs.
day, October 70,
The T., G. & st. L. Railway Company,
for the better accommodation OF its pa
irons, will start o Pullman palace sleeping
car from Its depot, foot OF Eleventh street,
Wheeling, v. Va, on the above date, and
run II directly through to Chicago, Ex-
cursion tickets to Chicago will be sold
at the rate OF 81 each, good for return
passage until October %, inclusive. Ex-
cursion train will leave Wheeling Mt S:55
a, NJ, city time, Parties desiring excur-
sion tickets and sleeping car accommoda-
tons should apply early TO J. G. Tomlin-
son, Agent Panhandle Route, Wheeling,
W. VI. Tickets now on sale,ss This will
probably DO tl.e only cheap excursion
West This season, and those contemplating
trip West shollld take advantage Of it.
Remember the day and date-ThuNday,
October 49, ,7.sS,se E5si; s5Sr5. Y; -
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] tQlly nretllrcl

for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, Doc and 81 90. A full
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in
grain, brussels, &c, from lSc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos,
&C., &C., cheap for c:ssh, hy order OF the
manufacturers, ut No, 20l9 and 202l Main
Street. O. ~ JoHN RogMsR, Agent.
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a MIcuIoAs boy ate Il bur OF soap, drank
4 lot Of soda wafer and went to bed to
cure his cold. The doctor had q hard
time to pull him through, hut the boy
now says the next time he clutches q cold
he will use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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RlTCIIIE DISTRICT,

+ In tho Eighth ward n recount became
necessary after the first count was COM
pleted. The results Oh Governor, Super
intentent Of Schools, Assessor, country
district. and Justice Of the Peace were
involved In doubt, The other re.
sults9 were as follows: Treasurer
Sturm, 500; Thompson, 4Ol; Ap-
dh6r-Burtt 405, Duhey sos; Attorney
Ggneral-llutchinson so, Caldwell s40I :;
Judges OF the Supreme Court-Flick $50,
Brown $50, Snyder 4SS, Wood 400; State
Senator-Arclter 5es, somsrville 1903;
House Of Dolegatcs-Dovener $40, Ebeling
55s, Barker 5l7, Curtiss SIG, Jacobs 40i,
White 4G4, Myles 10S, Robertson 40;
Prosecuting Attornoy-Elson 5222,, Jordan
494; Surveyor-Lard 52s, Carr 400 Sheriff
johnson Al, lIandlan 595; Assessor,
city district--Roller 5liS, Phillips 451;
Clerk Circuit Court-Howell 52s, Mitchell
.4s4; Clerk County Court-Linch 537, Hook
j III
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CLAY DISTRICT.

! At the court house, the canvassers
cotinted until 1890 last night, when one OF
The clerks was taken sick and the work
was suspended till s o'clock this morning.
At this polls, 07G votes were cast, OF which
$40 have been counted, and i27 remain to
count. /, The vote 30 far as counted stands
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A noy stood on the burning deck, sI.8
z Whence all save him had fled; +
And there he stood, in the smoking wreck,
With n badly scalded head g rs
Tilt hadn't been for St. jacobs Oil,
Il That seli-same boylwould be dead.
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OPENING;

: OF Fall md Winter Millinery Goods on
Wednesday md Thursday, Uctohcr Is
md IL, nj Mrs. 5. 5. -kisner's, 1911 Main
sfrrpf - r s:fs . 'l ~ l w. NJ.
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TIE RETURNS

The returns were slow in coming in
from tho various precincts last night. The
indications were that the county had gone
Democratic throughout with the cxcep.
lion, possibly, Of one member OF the Leg.
stature and one Assessor. Ttie Republi.
can candidates were disposed to concedc
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Y LocAL1BREv1T1Es'
Matters Of minor Moment In and About INC
gTST City. u 4 + " "
MATINEE at the Opera House this after.

t,a MON " CbIy ~ AF w Sl.t.4.
,sfAriSrh at the opera, House this after.
noon. N . ID
"sl,cnAEt srnooorr'' AZ the Opera
House this evening Tor the last time.
pntLlr Coop, a saloon keeper q Wells
burg, died yesterday morning. While he
was In III health, his demise was not ex.
pected. lg@ ID. ~ ,.6
Col. GnonoE b, CALDWELL had com.
mand Of the Lincoln Club IN Monday
nights parade, md Maj. JdN.L. Rodgers
was his lieutenant. G0a. lt.2
TIE National Gold Mining Company,
OF Clifton, Mason county, and cattle com.
pany, OF Washington, D.. G., were char.
tered by tho Secretary Of State yesterday.
CHARLEY SliAY's Academy will DO open
ayain tonight, md tho official returns
from Ohio md West Virginia Will DO re.
ceivcd direct by wire and read from the
stage. 5,g,.5, Hus
TmE Bohemian coal miners, who were
discharged. at the Barnard mines Ut Bel
lure, have MI gone to bridgeport, wher.!
they will work in the Wheeling Crccl
coal mines. aH fr54&.fI
"AIlcuArL Srnooorr" had very goot
audience at tho Opera House last night
The presentation pleased all who saw II
It will DO presented at the matinee thi
afternoon, and the engagement will clos
tonight. 'G.rss. ~
: ALDiSoER's saloon, OH the corner c
Woods and Nineteenth streets, was on
tered by burglars Monday night, VIII
stole three watches, $40 In money m
several smaller articles oijewelry, amount
ing in all to about $40. This Is about min
burglaries reported in the city in less tina
rs many days. 4A}f1 ~. G
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: Louisiana stntc Lottery.
Tie Century Stove for lSSt--NcSbltt & Bro.
For sale--A. Zimmerman. Pittsburgh. ia.
81, John AMI Danicl-J. Melvin Richards.
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LAMENTATIONS.

NV As1llSoToS, ID. G., October l5.-l A.
M.-For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley,
J fair weather, fresh northeasterly winds,
light fall temperature. Sa,,5, ,i;,''
For tho Lower Lakes, slightly cooler
sand fairsweuther, northcastcrly winds.
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TIE COUNTRY
? (ilenn's Run preciuet-1 Kfchland dis.

Glenn's Run prsciuet~o Kichland dis:
trict gave iit'aoh and the Democratic
ticEetiE general IS votes, and Maxwell
and the Republican ticket 2S votes, a
Democratic majority Of u, and gain OF
10. Dutley, Democrat, for Auditor, had
a; Jacob, Democrat, for Legislature, "A;
Robertson, Democrat, for Legislature, 70;
Jordan, Democrat, Tor Prosecutor, ~ !;
llandlan, Democrat, Tor Sheriff, "a; Phil
lips, Democrat, for Assessor, 70; Hook,
Democrat, for County Clerk, II; John w.
Nichols, Democrat, So, and Alexander
McCulloch, Republican, As, for County
Commissioner. Il !, t,E$il l'E
Constitutional amendmcnt-ior ratiA-
cation, So; for rejection, Q. a.a5.!t;
. For railroad subscription, IS; against,
In Triadelphia district, Toll Gate pre-
cinct, the vote for Governor stood, Wilson,
l5l Maxwell, 81, For Sheriff, Handlan,
l5l johnson, 81. The rest OF the ticket
did not vary materially from the vote
for Governor. ''''''7t
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 litter patterns OF Flat Scnrfs. Du'
Y plicatcs Of our UnlaundcrGh White Shirt,
J. reinforced both buck and front, the best
III tho market, price 81 90. Also, tic
best, all wool Knit Jacket, ,a 41H0H
u s, M He s&, g. HESS & SONS,
!, observation-disclosures md Gents Furnisliers.
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Old Invetcrnts Structures rs. - t5.
Of the ,urcthra speedily and permanently
cured by our improved methods. Pam.
phlet, references and terms, two tfree-ccnt
stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medical As.
ISOLATION, Cos Main street, Buffalo, N. y.
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81 Tho following shows the range OF tho
7 Thermometer as observed ut Schneprs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday
IA. ~, 5lo;; ~ NJ, 040; 8 =. NJ, G30; Pm,
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TIE seasons richest novelties in silks
aud dress goods this week ut
-. NJ. NJ. MCGILLlS & Co.'s
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curiosity 70 rel: the returns. & m front Il
both morning newspaper Offices great
crowdHl OF men gathered eaylv and stnid

curiosity to get the returns. IN front 81
both morning newspaper Offices great
crowds Of men gathered early aud staid
late. In front OF ; the INrEtLIoINcgR
Office the crowd reached clear across tho
street, and extended twenty or thirty feet
on each side Of the windows. iAs dis.
patches from OHIO were balletined, cheer
after cheer would 90 up. As o general
thing the cheers were not 50 hearty over
West Virginia newst though occasionally
favorable returns would rouse the en-.
thuslasm OF the evidently Republican
gathering. Between times the crowd
sang Marching through Georgia. and
"Rally Round the Flag. boys sg
The Sixth Ward Democratic Drum
Corps was out early jubilatins over West
Virginia. Occasionally somebody hailed
them Ms they marched about town and
asked: "Iiayo you heard from Otio?"
They did not answer, but they evidently
had not heard. tS3 EM Z
In the Opera House, Academy Of Music
and the saloons, whose cntcrpfiSing pro-
prietors had made arrangements to receive
the returns, crowds OF varying size gath
cred, and as the reports were read, briei
enthusiasm prevailed. Apparently every
body was resolved 10 make night OF IT.
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OPENING -

or Full andEWinter Millinery Goods on
Z, (ycdncsilu and, Thursday, October Is
and IL; III Mrs. $. $. Kisner's, 1911, Min
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Wheat, Western Nor . red winter xnot SlsSaSIiIe..
October Slas'ssc: November Ssjia5:5Sc; DecclnEofi
siMas5c,'s Corn. western dull md nominal. Oats.
western white 1A3ic: mixed Soa3!c. Rye steaIy
Coffee dull: Rio cnr;pcs ordinary 10 iaIr 9%a!OSa
snsaE quiet; \ soft &c, Whisky steady II 81 Isl
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SCENES LAST MIGHT.

The interest which; had led to care and
hard work in getting out the vote .yester.
day, last night took the shape Of eager
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EMoav's Little Ca,l,artic is the bes. and
only reliable Liver Pill known, never iails
with the mpst obstinate cases, purely vege.
table.-l6 cents. Q5NNG rThssw
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Live Stock.

NEW York, Oct, li.-Cotton nOminally un
changed; futures steady; October 9pc; November
9.9jc; December V.Y7c: January l0.C;c; FebruGr!
1l2lc; March l0.3c, April 400: May lo.G2c; Iun
l0,75c; July l0.STc. s.r j--=g .gE" tFslH.Hl.
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Dntrale,lm.

TTusvfLLE, Pa, Oct. H.-Satfouai transit ce,tf1.
Gates opened offered ut &c: Gle bid; highest SIC:
lowest " he; closed at Csc. ShipmenW Tor the
epllTp oll regions ,si9 barrels; IupA ior The en-,
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%sX,sOpENING

~, - :, y 81 OPENING u Ca
I, or Fall and Winter MillincrySn aDlg on
Z wednesday and Thurs.lny,Tgeta6c Is
md 10, ut Mrs. $. $. kisaer's;;iO7l Main
Strnnt Et'st. a n, ~ = - 81 80 "
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! CIllLDREN's fancy bonnets in velvets at
!. $50 E, u, McGILLIN 8 Co.'S 8
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French and AmasieAnrbroad cloths,
Tricots and -A1nhzons 60 to - W.,
- :, u a Z. M.sMcGfLtfSk Co.'s Il
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8akimg go,udcr.

New York. Oct. l,.-Iead dull: common 50 Il
1 M 4II a.. H.srF' Z, TEsf -,#H i. a. HHi.
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PARIS trimmed bonnets and round hats
and grand display Of millinery novelties
"a. +. NJ. McGuiIS 4 Co, "
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s,, /. a. \. \ !, : s n.
aisht 81 ssa sssfsliS il - he ll,rsst web ever
struck. =! = ~ ,1l
oh, err. IA. Oct IA Satsnal transit II,
sio.ed a IKE Sale, lis safslss ciesfrase.
g.aO4 600 barrels, runs 10 no barrels; shipments
t6,G6s barrels; chaften3l O7l barrels OIL City OIL
Exchange stock n to bid; none offered. = Is 81
ptr1sIyneu 0s. I'm she alte,noen the market
aud closed tlrm Al G.sstc. X ( Z 3f, ~, 4 n't'
Sgw ioGk, oct. Ri Petroleum. feared steady
at 80, United lower at csc; crude 2 ''2
BALTIMORE, Oct. H.-petroleum lower; refined
14a75tc. nv li5 '1t., &5[ 500 ~.
plllLAprlpiiiA, October l.-rctrolsum dait al
E Live, Stock
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Droetr's Journal reports
Lirc llogs-l.ecelps 81 700 head; shipmenu SV9
head; market very weak and 10 lower Monday.
average: rough Paekns q Hea 4 nasksnS ana ana
s4 nss 5 81 eS ssa = scl iy an ~ % s"a
unsold. Cattle-Keccipts $50 lead, shipments
@ as1a AiSS; So{s s % SS
s. aolS "; Wyoming half breeds s. ~; Wyoming
s. VQl5 ". Montana g 7jI6 "; Colorado Texans
sJGl. shCep-kecclpp 3Gv0 head shipments ,loo
medium 70 good u 6Oa5 10; choice q coal 40,
Lambs 81 0od5 l!}&5. 4.5, B 5g ~
EAST Liberty, "a, Oct. li.-cattle market.
hclIye and shade higher than yesterday: receipts
23j head; shipments !, Az head. Hog market fair;
receipts LOO head; shipments 0,5DU head FhilA'
d,lphias S. Goa5 20; Baltinores S. a5aS GO: Yorker
81 GOh5 10. Sheep market firm and unchanged;
receipts 1000 head: shipments 4,tJ head. IN
| Cotton. p5
NEW York, Oct, li.-Cotton n0mlnally I'LL
changed; futures sently; October 9.pic; November
9.9Jc; December 0.y7c; January 1910; Feb1uGr!
ll2lC. March l03c, April 10. 100; May lQG2cs Jun
l075c; July lo.SIc. : nj Ea#tlJ
Dry Goods. 4ll.l@o.
| New YonK, Oct It.-7he market IL quiet and
dull In NIL departments: practically nothing doing;
waiting for Ohio election returns. tyfgHNN,t|l n
New York, Oct. A.-Lead dull: common 50 75a
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5ECXEMA TWENTY YEARS
BEST FOR ANYTHING.

Having used your Cuicura Remedies for c[gh.
teen months 10! Tet.er. and finally cured II, ! an,
anxious TO get II 10 sell on commission. can re.
commend y beyond my remedies have over used
ior letter l'lrns Cuts, ete In faot It Is tho best
. MYRTLE III. ~ Woe. -is'lf-fl-4tR q 1yORT0E
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Every species Of Itching, scaly, Pimply, scro!t,.
lous, Inherited and Contagious llumors, with Loss
81 Hair, cnrc,l bv Cuucurn Rcsolyent tho new
BLOOD Purifier internally, and Cutcura and Cuti.
cum Soap the great Skin Cures externally. ~ r.
- Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticuru, 30 cents; Soap,
Is cents; Resolycnt 81. sl5E fT11|s Isl
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limitations and countcrfcits have again
appeared. Be.sure that the word "HoRs
ronD's" is Oh tho wrapper. None genuine
without 1t. or - rrIssw
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UNION DISTRICT.

N4to o'clock this morning, ,G25 votes 81
the1 l3S cast in Union district had been
counte% and the majorities we're as fol.
lows. wilson Is, Morgan IA, Thompson
10, DhacyN22, Caldwell Is, Snyder IS,
Woods -, SummeryiJle 8, HAndlan 30.
Howell 6,Iordan IS, Zane 20, Hook 81,
Carr, Phillips %, Jacobs 10, White 10,
Myles 10, Robertson o., q =
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q. n dorsey Caps h ~
in light shades at Is cents s. # q!
/ ;,; Il h, s3 f. u, 9lcGILLIS & Co, a
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And Discusses the Wrongs of the People in
the Most Vehement Manner, for Which
He Is Rebuked by the Judges,
How the Proposed Canal Treaty with
Nicaragua Is Received in England.
Brazil and the Argentine Republic Preparing
to Measure Strength on the Field of
Battle-NOteS by Cable.
THE ANARCHIST TRIALS.
Reinsdorf Admits His Guilt, and Defends
the Anarchists.

Re1nSdOrf Admits His Guilt, anu De1enus
the Anarchists.
LETPsIO Dec. 1.-THE trial Of the anarchists
for attempting to kill the Emperor and others at
Nlederwald, was resumed to-day. Kuechlen
testified that Reinsdorf said the Emperor would
be spared; any accident to Crown Prince Fred
erick William would have the desired effect
Rupsch denied this testimony; he declared
Reinsdorfs object was to kill the Emperor as
well as the others. Rheinbach and Soehngen
pleaded not guilty to the charges against them.
Soehngen swore that Rupsch stated that some
thing might happen at Niederwald
Reinsdorf confessed that he was connected
with the plot to assassinate the Emperor of Ger
many at Niederwald, and referred in the most
vehement manner to the condition of the work
ing people. The judges were frequently com
PEELED to interfere and rebuke the prisoner.
Reinsdorf continued saying that the task of OBJ
tanning freedom devolved upon the workmen
themselves, and the contests at the polls so be-
loved by the social Democrats, were absurd.
The Anarchist programme of action would alone
do any good; the end justified the means.
There was no good in being asentimentalist, and
he had done his duty as anarchist He ad
mitted that he had persuaded Rupsch and Kuech-
len to join him, and he gave them the neces-
sary instructions as to handling and placing the
dynamite, adding boldly that if he had not been
i'll, he himself would probably have committed
the assassination at Niederwad.
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ly stipulated that. should they not suit,
there was to be no row made if one or the other
proposed to take a fresh departure with some
body else. One might, therefore, imagine that
the ISLANDERS of Norm would not affect Nine.
Hugues. Yet they troubled her infinitely more
than they would have done many ladies who
have received uuptial benedictions in church.
Considerations of worldly interest could not have
affected her. since impurity unless in the case of
a rosiere) more often triumphs and has, from
time immemOrial, triumphed than purity in the
official world here. One of the most powerful
women of the hour is one who was paid by the
late Emperor so much a month to play the
part of Delilah to Grevy, Jules Favre ard
other prominent Republicans, and to make
sure, through her wiles, of the fidelity
of Baron Hausmann and other leading
Bonapartists. That she did so has not been
secret for tht .st fourteen years. and now en-
bassadors and embassadresses have to go to her
dinners and invite her to theirs. Nine Ferry is
white as ermine; Nine, Brsson would appear to
more advantage, her life being immaculate. if
she lived in glass house. So would Mesdames
Tirard and De Freycnet But must not incur
the charge of designating by a process of elm
ination, and so shall not, therefore, name any
other lady of spotless fame However, / may
add that the snow-fakes are obliged to keep
queer company and to be very civil to erring
sisters who are above the reach of TTicoche
simply because they have not a rag of char
acter to lose The sensitveness Of Nine.
Hughes shows astounding naivete If she were
a woman to trade on her Lnquestonable
beauty, her husband might be to DAY Cabinet
minister