The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

delight, and finally ptked :, Colonel, what
country is ih's we'ro goin' through
dickens you say An this 10 the territory
we'uns nil give away! We'd better keT'
what we give away, an give away whit We
kop'." There is iood for thought, II getm,
10 inc, in lhia remark.
II there has ever been anything IS con
sisten,ly ahd uniformly ridiculous ~ tho
department rulings" Of our National gov.
eminent 1t has heretofore escaped MY nj.
ien!ion. sm led to make this remark by
II recent conversation with pilot on
Pittsburgh aud Cincinnati packet, anenl
the nUw order excluding passengers from
VllW LOUISE. The order excludes ever,
person but "olicers OF the inspection nrr.
vice and persons engaged in the river and
harbor service" "In the Dame oil all that's
reasonable" suid my friend tho pilot, "why
should they DO favored II 1t ID wrong and
injurious to have other persons up pere,
how much !eea wrong or ipjurious IL !. to
have these officials? and w,y?" l gave il
up. Tho truth IT," he continued, "the
department a,nIscs itself Issuing new o.
deis, aud never stops to consider whether
the good oil the travelling public or uuy-
thing else demands change. After the
rule fails, they change it back, and that's
the end Of it."
"Now," continued tho pilot. who was
just little wa,med up, the Supervising
Inspector changed the rule about whis;!ing
for passing steamboats,. The Sc:o:oI .omas
collision occurred. II the rule had no,
been changed tue half hundred or more
persons who lost their lives at Miago
would be alivo to-day. The Board recvs.
n'z!d this fact, and restored theold signals.
Yet Dave Keller was convicted for inau-
slaughter! wonder how tho public would
receive q proposition 10 try the Supervising
Inspectors for manslaughtei?" wonder,
myself.
happened to coms upon group Of
men and found tina. General Duval's rssig.
nation WAS under discussion. They were
mostly men who earn their living BY hard
mammal labor. One OF item, particularly
bright, di.sscted the letter OF Commissioner
Evans in way that would have done
credit to Il Philadelphia lawyer; and the
dissection was not na!tering to the Cam.
missioner. "PI.s me in mind OF story"
said tho ana;omist. "a very spry young
fellow went to the show, and be walked
around taking liberties With tina animals
llamns ebrsnls back cowed and tho hro ,ne
showed his teeth and nads an un pheasant
noise. The lion thrust out his great iron
pa" anc srnck the spry young fellow to
tie earth. IL doesn't do to iuol with lions
AND you cant always tell how well you've
Hot EN- Gagged" e.H ".
am one VINO takes very little interes! in
politics. So long as good men era put in
office T don,t care ,rrcb ,rh,t a., ~,
th.maelves Eut Il ro,, mil, %t h;n Icy eaii
me sball con,inmc IN bs a,nnaoj .. e soana
,hinps + see Tho PenrhI;c0ns o - ~ a Wans
V;,r,n;a ara no s,ron, tnr t,1n;,a VI " 70,
Demnrra,s are for TijJan ~. m,y,io IN INC
have live man to hur.ah for. Now mn
hon the slippery fellows who are rot for
n'aIne d. az, nut VINO want 10 10 to con-
, Ten.ione s.I .haih .le nI"lhe toa0 saaous
lne oniy one 'hA' ieaua mere. !t wouldn't
suipI'sa iie a ui' ~ gee some ottaem get
MAR uh"er .he nlaihe mask, ior Inc peo'
Pc uon I aeenl 70 suspect them. Why is j:
lhai ~ many men uoh thlpR II necessary
Ut uesi1so'e u oe Iohest IN polite!
u-
The WHlsrEHRR the other day while mr.
ambulatinp through tho c;ty res.ot b;,rsa,;
for i, ,orar, an H.. ,,;,. -, A. ~, ~
n.r,,, mt snrransd ~ ~ .n ;.t o'o ~ 'ne'
no o, fa"i;,"s ,Ean a. e h MN no les
49, ~ So ,n". - .i,N' No.aan exile
tn w. GrCo pehsi,ely contemplated
.,I ~ th., cann,. 81 IN us a., p.t ,i''e'
Ca,ita ,n y H., ,,,.. a." wy, Dnfno" ts'
hs,us: N, .r;,aI Ms WIS '.'sI otlletenco
tia ,,,~on;o,ar M,r;,'a ,saa n 'u 'ns Huni'
ished from home, because it was wash dar
and the women folks didn't want to have
hiin ABOUT. rms does not imply that they
meyer "asaea III nome. rs7
..-spa,r* tJ.f,i--s l,s.s.
l can well remember my first visit to the
E.heneum. II, was n GRAND s,rr,,r.o
M. .,,ia-: go -, o. &C.
..'..'s ~ W. s"ie.'e1' anu 1ho stage was
n'uei .is.. 'n"u ~ VI ihe present thea
Tres, Tres OF to.oay, ;Ospt. August ko!f used to
heep 'he oat ~ .ne tnifc story il its
paa.ny ea{E' n Tn,Ili WIS aurlng me man.
nse'iieu. y. i"h.ueet "uu Uulieid. The
Hm;a,a ""' a. az, y. eo'no ote' ana Mr.
r,v.n Nv N" s'oc s"rpureu MN IN plays
Emsn w .ne ~. st tha, .u'Hpany. lhese zen,
no au, ",s' - s' t%,; G"p. Inc promi
whom were the eminent tfayediap F s,oss
aud that still lively cricket, Maggie Mitch.
ell. III iact, the latter may be said TO hav.
made her uebu. in this housc-how LONG
ago | AM too generous to state: bnt lon1
enDuvh ElwIu Ronth'a "a bor .,,, ,r,II -.