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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18
THE OHIO PLATFORM
Demanded by Leading Democratic
coBgrsssmsu
IN THE REFORM OF THE TARIFF,
And as a Source of Unity and Peace-A
Million for the Father Of Waters"
improvement Of the
Little Kanawha.
Special 10 he Register.


wAsHINoroH, January 17.-There il q
growing conviction that the Mexican rscip-
rocity treaty will be ratified. The majority
passage of the Mississippi appropriation is
considered indicative Of liberal river and
harbor policy. In interviews published in
the Star tonight many prominent Demo
Gratis unite in recommending the Ohio
platform as common ground for the union
OF Democrats on tariff questions. The
House Agricultural Committee to-day con.
sidered the advisibility Of requiring the
States to pay an amount equal 70 that con-
tributed by the Government for suppress
ing the cattle plague. Mayor Jere Miller,
OF Wheeling, passed through yesterday,
en- route home f. ON inspecting the Staunton
pottery clsy6eld. He expressed himself
as highly gratified with the outlook. Henry
G. Jackson, Mayor elect of Parkersburg,
passed through this evening on his way
home. DR.. C. T. Richardson, OF Charles
town, is registered at the National.
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or TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE.
S,ITrs sadcd By KouRhs and Fiaissaiag
to iBHve Shot In heIE Defense.

ror1svILLE, Pa, January 1.-THE trial
Of John sieinhi!ber for the shooting Of
Thomas Kearns. at Ashland, LAST S0vem-
br. hss begun. II will occupy the re.
mander Of the week Ashland bad been
urrorISd fpra year by mob known a.
be Il IynX.' who beat and otherwise i'll
treated people caught out after dark. par
rirulfTly men who had been drinking too
freely. Their rsllying cry was Root" On
November y Steinbilber had been TO
GiraIdyille, and, returning at night 10 his
home, suburb OF Ashland, was pouDoed
uron by four or five young men, who
gIabbed bin and shouted Root" He
rrslized that he vas In the hands Of the
Lynx" He had been victim once before
and had armed himself. He drew his re
v6lvsr and fred. The ball entered the
brain Of Thomas Kearrs, aged 10 yjsrs.
Tie Common wealth claims that the "LynI'
were only In fun and that the shooting was
al jus,ifsble. The prisoners plsa is thst
il vas done in self defense. The doctor
ar two eye.witbssses to tbs shooting were
Ia, ard to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18
LIZZIE MUTT DANGEROUSLY ILL.
The Strain of Her RrOther's Trial
Proves Too Much for Her.

ne strain Oh htF nTOhhcFb y AFtoi
Proves Too Much for Her.
PITTsBURGH. January l7.-Miss Lizzie
Mutt was unable 10 attend court to-day
owing TO q severe attack OF nervous prostra
tion. which confined her to her bed. Since
her fathers death she has held up Ururviy,
but when she decided to attend
her brothers trial she oyerestl-
mated her strength and her
powers Of self-control The testimony has
be en- particularly narrowing To her feel
il ss Her condition exciies the gravest
apprehensiors of her friends. During tle
re- aiding Of the Hypothetical question, Mrs.
Mutt was in long fit of silent weeping.
The prisoner was also visibly affect.
ed, though he strove hard to con-
c. al his emotion. Several times during
day when sllCsions were made to his want
of mental strength he gave way to grief. 1t
is learned to day that the chief authority
cited by The Commonwealth in the legal
argument will be the charge delivered by
Judge Stow in case tried before him
twelve years sgo. The defendant had
killed his sisters seducer and pleaded emo
tional insanity. The Judge charged so
strongly against him that verdict of muir
der in the first degree was rendered.
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WHEEIING W. vAa FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1s. 1884

appeals b them can be sent by mail Or
msds personally outside of their depst-
nenh. Htheir mail 10 delivered to them
In the one where they are at work, thse IL
not vidation of section twelve, which
only sas that no person shall in
any f,oA or building occupied in the
disch6gJ of officisl duties" solicit in any
manlr whatever any contribution, DC.
This ection merely forbids the eptrance in
to fblic office OF q solicitor ,f political
contributions for the purpose q doing his
work. But the solicitor who in his own
office tadites letter and M! s it, makes
the sddtation on his own ground. The
fact TIT 1t is made known BY the delivery
of tbb letter in q public dfice where the
recipknt Is employed is n, violation OF the
law.fF
II as reasoning is correct it is difficult
to tell where the relic. proposed by the
Civil Svice Commission to the clerk who
is dui d for political assessments comes
In. Commission may keep his place
FROM ing filled By more willing substi.
tutei he event Of his declining to con-
tribu Ebut it can ,either keep him from
beinf red out" or deprived or promo
ton EiBdld his superiors in office take
Offend at his want of liberality.
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ALMOST STARVING.
Destitute Condition Of Pennsylvania
a, s" Miners.
WORKING FOR slxTY-FlvE cENTsADAy
Senator Payne's Banquet At Columbus Last
Night, and His SQUAD Remarks
Upon the Tariff and Civil
Service Reform.

READING, Pa, January F.-There Is
great destitution among the miners work
ing in the ore beds OF lower Macringie,
Lebigh county, and along the East Penn.
sylvanis Railroad. Thei: pay was reduced
recently from seventy.fve to sixty cents .
day, AMI now storekeepers refuse TO give
them their usual monthly credit, demand.
ing cash. The contractors say the reduc-
ton was necessitated by the fall In the
price of iron. Only a few mines are in
operation and as a result hundreds OF mi
ners are idle
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THE SKELETONS BRIDE
Turns Out q Maniac In the First Days
Of the HoneyDsoo.

tne nOneJ.OOes
PHILADELPHIA, January T.-Bertha Clear.
the girl who married Garrison, the living
skeleton at the m useum on Monday. h now
q maniac In her parents house in West
Philadelphia, and her recovery is doubtful.
The day after the msrrisgs she became vsry
nervous and eIcitable. and at last requested
leave 10 20 to her fathers and got her
clothes. The skeleton demurred at first, but
at length allowed TO go. On the way she
met . relative who bad read Of the mar
risge in the newspapers, and Vas seeking
her. She was kindly received By her
psrents but soon became delirious, and
could be heard screaming: "0h, taks him
away; take him out Of my sight" She 10
attended BY skillful physicians who pro
pounce her case critical Her father ex-
pre,ses himself - horri6ed at what has
happened, and will besin procesdinss for 9
divorce. alleging that Bertha has been Q,
uusoupd mind at periods, for several
montha
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TWENTY DOLLARS APIECE OFFERED
For Tickets Of Admission to the Nuts
Trial.

PIr1sBUEsH, January 1.-THE desire to
witness the Mutt trial is so great that
the deputies who have charge OF the tickets
have been offered as high as twenty dollars
for single admission. A thriving busi-
ness has been conducted since the opening
by some holders of season tickets who,
after being admitted, would collect
tickets from friends and come
down again and sell them on the street al
a dollar each and then conduct the pur-
chasers inside the court, lift the tickets
aud sell them over. Three of the demi'
monde by some means obtained tickets
and were prese Mt to-day. When discover
"a the tickets were lifted and an order
issued to arrest any one who should pre-
sent them at the door.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18
THE VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY.
From the Telegraph Operators Key TO
the Bench.


RICHMOND, Va, January 1.-THE legisls'
tive Committee on Courts Of Justice has
begun an examination of the charges
against W. B. G. Shumate, Judge OF Eau
quler county. 1t is alleged that he was a
telegraph operator, and taken directly from
his key and battery to be elevated to the
bench. 1t is further hsrged that he had
prior to his appointment never so much as
looked into law book by way of study.
Mr.. Stewart presented in the House to-
dsy a petition OF As mothers and daughters
of Alexandria fsyoring the submission OF
the question Of the licensed sale OF strong
drink to the legal voters OF Alexandria.
He also presented a memorial from the
Temperance Association OF Northern Ntr-
pipia, in favor Of the passage OF bill sub.
mi,ting the same question as to the State
10 the whole voting population Of Viz
pin:a
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the BLEEDING OF oFFIcE.HoLDERs
Tor Campaign Funds Beyond the
n~->.s Civil sepvfeA RefaPn

Fer Campaign Funds Beyond the
Power OF Civil Service Reform
It is doubtful after all whether the rules
devised By the Civil Service Commission t'
prevent political assessments on Office
holders are going to prove sufficient to &C
complish the work desired. The only pro-
bibition as to the use Of assessment circu'
lars il that they shall not be sent out BY
government officials or employees. As Mr..
Gorhsm, Of the National Republican, in
eeniously puts the case, 90 far as the sn-
employees OF the governw ent are concerned
il is not the slightest VI olation oil The ses 10
ouestion for their p,.rty committees mot
cfficials or employee 81 TO urge upoa them
The need Of money for party fund "fhe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18
ADOPTED BY CHRISTINE NILSSON
The Tribute of PhiIadeIphianS TO the
swedish n SopEsiress.

PHILADELPHIA, January 7.-Chrtstine
Nilsson, while out walking this afternoon,
saw two boys beating a dog. Greatly ia
ceused at their conduct she drove them
cff. The dog, recognizing friend, followed
her 10 her hotel. There she had him
washed snd fed. She then sent out and got
= collar for him and has adopted the ant
Nine. Nilsson was the recipient this sf-
ternoon Of a handsome luncheon party
viyen in her honor by Mrs. Samuel W.
Gross wife of the celebrated surgeon.
some of .he most prominent ladies in the
CITY were present. Tomorrow evening she
S;nes with Mrs. George w, Childs and al
forwards will attend ball given to her oy
MS. Thomas Mexican, whose husoand Is
+.an5son of the President of the first
American Congress.
As Marguerite Nine. Nilsson sang last
NIGHT TO an s, 900 house.
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Yea,herwefshs Cha.pie.s % Yishs.

TORONTO, January f.-Harry Gilmore,
the champion featherweight pugilist, has
accepted challenge to dght jim Hurst,
Boston festherweight Both men will
weigh l22 pounds and wear hard gloves to
q finish, according to the London Pnse-
Ring rules. Eodate has been Set, but it u
said they viii fight in Shepherds saloon
within two weeks.
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SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD.
As Defined by Reverend Joseph Cook,
of Boston.

~ AcNcEcn~ ~OoOp.
Of Boston.
Monsignor Capel and Rev. Joe Cook di-
vide the honors this week as platform lee
turers. The latter began his course with
considering the seven wonders OF the
world, which he defined as; First, speed OF
intercommunication; second, the self
reformation of the hermit nations; third,
the parallel advance Of education and free
government; fourth, the prospective moral
confederation of speaking races,
perhaps Of advanced nations; fifth, the tri
umph of Christianity; sixth, the current
fulfllment of the Biblical prophecies; sew
entb, the establishment OF scientific su.
pernaturalism-the triumph Of Christian.
ity over msterialistic doubt on the one
hand and OF historic doubt on the other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18
"clD TEcUMsEH'S" PRESENCE
In Washington Resurrects His Presi.
Dental Boom.

Dental Boom.
Sunset Cox is following the example OF
Blaine as q retired statesman and announ-
ces that he is writing a political history of
the country beginning with Buchanan's
administration.
Old Tecumseh Sherman has been here
for several days in connection with the
meeting of the Board OF Regents Of the
Smithsonian, OF which he is a member.
His presence in the city has revived talk OF
his availability as a Republican Presidential
candidate, and his brother, the Senator, is
reported to have said that while he was not
sure the General was u Republican, it was
conceded that he was the strongest man
that could be selected
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18
Shot Dead in His Roem

ELIZABETH, n. j., January l7.-George
B. uhler, aged II. waiter at the Carstsne
Hotel, went last night with candle to the
room of Godfreid Eistenberger and was
shot dead. Eistenberger was only four
months from Gen many and was an employe
of Singers factory.
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ne seasss fer Hsliss- -GssSs1.

wnIHnrsL Pa. Jansasy It-rhs
friends Of Nellie Cooley. who IN her
bone mysteriously over Q month go. srs
ending of Mr.. Dsimoaioo hslt buriSd n
the leaves and rand Wahsd down feoa
The mountain has Led 10 clsssg exsmina-
tion Of the rsvinss and gullisa aAA Ihs
around slresdy ssarehsd - carefully will
h eone oy0Y aRA0. ...
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rIn..t I'm the west.

roPxKA, KAs, sanuary:lI.-The Monte
,uma Hotel, at the Hot Springs near Los
Viesas N. NJ, was destroyed by h's with
al its contents. The fire originated in the
csllar, which was cut of from the water
.nnply. This hotel was one OF the nness
in he West and belonged TO the Santa re
Railway Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18
NE WILL Be LYNcHED IF cAPTuRED.

R,aan Caases the Harder sf i've
Ne. s.d the Wsaslisg q othssA.
WArxE VALLEY, La. January Rye
,srdsy at Dsllss, near here, = general row
occurred in the store OF VIM. Harmon, ~,
.ul,ing in the killing Of EyaDs Harmon
and the fatal wounding of Vim. Harmon
s,,d Robert Larner, and the serious wound.
ing Of several Others. Bishop, Who shot
Nm. Harmon and instipted The rou, VA
unhurt. II is thougkl that he will b
lypchf d II captured.
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KEEPING UP HIS RECORD.
n .PhiIadeIphia Man Charged win
Five Abortions-

LANCASTER, Pa, January II. - Hattie
scholl, the daughter of a prominent cIti-
zen of Lancaster, died this morning from
an abortion alleged to have been committed
bv DIR. Bruce, Of Philadelphia Joseph
stiker her alleged betrayer, is under ar,
rest TIE girl in her dying statement saiu
four other girls were under uestulsn. zen az a.
the S7use in Philsdelph'a, Wnere sue e, vas ,a
ofebt He was tried once on similar
charge, bat was acquitted.
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p-..,deus OF the Northern Pacific
Elected.

Nw YoRx, January 17.-Robers Harris,
vice President OF the Erie Rdlroad' was
to-day elected President of the Northern
p.,;fc Railroad. Harris has accepted. de
- to,nsrly connected with the Chicago,
Rnrlip1ton and Qoincy.
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n rn.nee for "Crib.

CSc1ssArI, January 17.-Dsn Ksin, the
owner of the dog Paddy" says ne is ready
40 match the canine against any dog in the
county for 81 600. Money and dog ready
any time.
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r.s,eak.r Exan Sentenced.

NxwARk, M, January l7.-E1-Speaksr
.ot the New Jersey Assembly John ESan'
who pleaded guilty of bribery, was sen, yer;
fepced 70 the penitentiary for one year ana
fined $500 by Judge McCarty to-day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18
B.iIotinx for Q senator.

ANNAPOLIS. ND, January H.-rne oai-
lotipg for United States Senator eonnnus' u
to.asy no choice being made. The fourth
bslloI resulted: Robinson y, Thomas i''
Wilson rs. Groome IA, others scaftsriug.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18
condition OF the mind Of Mutt the TINS
Of firing the pistolT
Df. Pollock Repliedi

condition Of The mind of Mutt the TINS
Of firing the pistolf'
Dr. Pollock Repliedi
"A pefson with the ancestry cited would
almost be certain to inherit insanity. I
should think o person under the condi lions
cited would be insane. Some persons have
an insane temperament that may suddenly
break down mental control, yet people who
have such heritage pass through
Q whole, life without insanity becom-
ing manifested. have known cas- Q
where there WEI distinct manifes ations OF
unsoundne8 OF mind which passed away
without any apparent permanent results.
After the impulse had reached an irresisi-
BILE point The condition of insanity would
remain. After homicidal act resulting
from unsoundness of mind, the unsound-
ness would most likely remain. When
there was not unsoundness the following
circumstances would determine whether
or not the act was that Of child or
sound man."
The prosecution detailed the actions of
young Mutt from the time he left home
until he killed Dukes, and asked the doc
tor il he would Judge Mutt to be
or Sound Mind at the Time.
"Such actions" replied Pollock, would
not be ncompatible with the idea Of insan-
ity advanced, IL during the day and up to
the moment of killing there was no mani
the killing of Dukes Mutt asked to be taken
to Jail. Basing my answer upon hypothe-
tical question. / would say the act was
that oil insane mind while with the COM
nunity at large it would be the reverse.
l baseipg my answer upon the ability OF
Mutt to inherit insanity from his ances-
tors"
DR.. Ewing, a practicing physician for
eighteen years, and an attendant at DIX
mont Insane Asylum, answered the hypo-
thetical question by saying; The proba'
bilities are strongly in favor OF unsound-
ness of mind at the time the act was COM
mitted. A predisposition toinsanity being
present, would say that the overt act was
The outgrowth OF it. The manifestations
following the act would not necessarily be
any
Different from those Preceding.
II is not uncommon for excitement to
pass off as rapidly as it appeared. That is
the accepted doctrine of all the authorities
on the subject"
DR.. DAILY, a physician for twenty years,
said be was not much OF believer In IN
berited insanity, though he believes 1t does
really exist. Assuming the hypothetical
question to be true, there is strong PROB:
HOlIlty that tne klI!lnS was Iue ioSu'' vi
i sane impulse.
DR. Wylie, connected with the Dxmont
asylum for six years, said in his opinion
James Nuts condition, when he fired the
shot, was that he was laboring under an
irresistible impulse caused by emotional
urbancts.
DR.. Riggs, who had handled many cases
of mental diseases during his career, con-
sidered James Mutt OF unsound mind at the
time he committed the act OF shooting
Duke
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A Piek psehes Arre,isa.

s1IUBrNyIlLS, January l7.-Hsrry Marks.
o ceiorsd man, wss SRI, s'ed this morning %
c.nrsry With Thcs Esjns, for Picling
ENip ,f Ietkft Sf fl50 si wsllssiiie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18

The :poor tufjerer that hiss BEEN dodng
himself with sotslJed Trocbes and thereby
upset his stomach Without curing the troa.
bissone cough shonld take our advics and
use at oree ~, RylPs Cough SysaB snd
get vel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18

ASYsopr can catch Q cold nov. The
trouble 10 to let 90, like the man who
caught the bear. We advise our RAIDERS
70 keep bottle Of DR., Bulls Cough Syrup
handy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18

Ios'f make The mistake Il docterins
.ivsr spd iidpsys 70 cure eoosunptoa.
II you " III lsy al other remedies MD sad
Pot your trust In Dr. Wistars Bslsa0 of
wild CbsIry, y WI surely bepaft you
IN excellent remedy is d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18

Loxpos, January rs.-Dsnisl A,quith.
Treasurer of the Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway Company, has abscopded- The
amount of the defslcation is not known.
but IL is believed to be large. ..
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n,~.tn< His 0wn Grave.

BxILrSosrAIsx, O., January l7.-WAiace
Mourning, while digging . grave, 1
{ stricken with heart disease and died IN sns
,oxcayation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18

he whole vAisg h . 3liesisas SasssA -
4 Is . dissrss 70 ~ t.yest.s.s ~ -
,ueh acco1as vsss s,loOoa - - ~,
much lss ia. 1Ss iaysssetice hu1 tC
hsvipe dssslopsd svsfYteiee y tes ssy9
rssesIty Iron - ssS,t9s = ~ Hete.Soaa
WITH nSsh mssS - eeos. ~ eocD - -
Isvsstotine Coom31>ss eegbt n 6eeseeA
20 thAS ths vho,s stosy 9 eStY.Ssaea -
- - b ths pso1ss nm = dneess4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18

CHICAGO. Ianussy lL-Euesos Day, wle
srrived frsn HsW York dig yesterday, ~
found frsssn 10 dssth In stoss uksrs b.
bad bsoa been given snpioynsnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18
REPRESENTATIVE WILLIS THINKS

The Democrats Will Settle the Tarfn
Matter Peaeeably.
Representative Willis, Of Kentucky, says
be has no doubt the Democrats in the
House viii settle upon fair basis in the
matter of tariff legislation without the
split anticipated by Republican members,
and adds that the latter are even more
divided upon the question, but conceal
their ideas and views TO evade the issue.
LAM
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Lsboring Under the DciustOn or Mono.
mania
that he was obligated to take the life OF
Dukes. IL think that James had made up
his mind through the mania TO take Dukes
life The murder Of his father and the
traducing of his sister had created the de-
sire until it became dominant one with
him. He was crafty, but all maniacs are
crafty. His condition was due 10 a heridi-
tsry taint. The act sprang from mania
that was possessing him at the time and
not from the opportunity. | have no doubt
tfat he designed and contemplated the
killing of Dukes for long time"
Court adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-18

NAY Who long ssAbssl beo islse.se.
,bie fselisG q d|Stssa, - -, Ss6lae
idnts. ssrss, uvsiiine, vssknAO q -
uYinarr sn1 diesot3vO ogUnA uoooeoOa
ieelines q vsafinsa be61eskA sssyosS
ins Irssns, psstsi isasdiy. =. 80 -
tosass !iv.., l:a.ssa ;S,r - - = 80: .:
~. - tstss 1e.iI h36.sssss. = .s..sis 800
beena using Df. 09yDots I01co -
ss1 1sDpshllA 90 80 a9seASs
q Issis6 hsiitk ~ ~ ~
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1.-THE ASS IN THE LIONS SKIM

The cry of of our petty competitors that tbev
import direct" sell cheapest in the cityn and desv
competition etc. reminds us of the above old fable;
for the display these would be" lions make is even
worse imitation of the real thing than that made by the
lass in the lions skin"
When the Palas Royal has a special sale it is genuine
Our patrons must beware of imtators please examine
their skins" and hear them roar and see if it ia
genuine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24

Frank Hurd is appealing to the Irish voters by
telling them what good free trader Daniel O'Con-
nell was To head Off this artfll movement To en-
list the Irish for revenue reform the republicans
ought at once TO enighten them on their pet hobby
OF aDoilsning the internal revenue with It's happy
results in Tree whisky