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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
FIRST BRANCH.
= LIQUOR LICENSES.
Bill OF Vital Importance to wheeling
Discussed In the Senate.

A Bill OF Vital Importance to Wheeling
Discussed In the Senate.
President Prices Senate Bill, No. SO, hS
created quite an excitement in the city
Yesterday il came up on its second readiu
for amendment. Several amendments wer
made which are reported in the Senate pr
ceedings elsewhere. President Price spok'
Tor the bill and Mr.. Scott against it. Boil
speeches were short and to the point. Mr
Price said the liquor traffic OF Wheeling
would bear tax in the aggregate Of SIC
600 and that every license was supported on
an average by at least fifty men, but he Wa'
not opposed, however, to considerable re-
duction in the licenses his bill proposed.
The license should be high enough. how,
ever, TO wipe out the lower grade of liquor
stores and doggeries in which Wheeling
abounds. This would not reduce the
revenue, as there would be plenty OF the
better class Of liquor dealers to pay the
license and under the bills provisions would
soon be better able to pay it than they nov
are. The doing away with these low
doegeries, which are the acknowledged
haunts of wee, would, Mr.. Price guaranteed,
in few years do away with large part oil
the city's criminal charges. If these places
were not done away with, the eitiseas would
demand prohibition, which would not
only reduce the revenue and take
much taxable property out of the State
but would fllthe city with nothing but low
and illicit gin mIlls doing contraband
whisky trade Mr. Price said he knew there
was much and strong opposition to his bill,
but that he was not 10 be scared BY any
threats or insinuations upon the part Of
politically influential saloon keepers. The
bill was an experiment in this State but
not in others
Mr.. Scott objected to the bills provision
that made liquor dealers in q small village
pay license of but $50, while it demanded
Of Wheeling liquor dealers $500; and stated
that II the bill passed in Its (then) present
shape, seven Wholesale liquor houses, which
he could name, would move out OF the
State, reducing the city s revenue consider.
ably. Mr.. Scott thought that an increased
license instead Of driving the lover class Of
gin mills out of existence, woald but oteE
inducements to illicit hack alley saloons
and turn many drug stores into liquor
shops.
Mr.. Scott said he was willing 10 vote for
prohibition, but that, as he was connected
With glassworks, be was in position @
show the Senate that more beer glasses and
more pocket TASKS were shipped to the pro
zibaion States Of Iowa, Kansas and others
than before.
Messrp. Somerville. McCreesy and Flour
nov also made few remarks advising q
moderation in the proposed lieenseA
The gallery was crowded during the con
troyersy and the audience appeared 10 tax:
much interest IN the fate of the bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

fought with the most determined energy BY
It's opponents. Almost all the tacIlty and
regents are now in hearty support OF the
idea, few only opposing its adoption he
claimed that the idea advanced that ming
lirg Of the sexestended to lowering the stand
ara Of morals Was fallscious; when the sexes
we're brought together better morsls were
. the result. In every State west Of Ohio co,
education was fact and success, and
Likewise many in the north and east de
ouoted statistics TO show that the project
VAS entirely practicable at our University,
and explained The plan upon which the
chspge was to be insugurated he said ne
wss prepared to make the rather startling
announcement that already females. had
been admitted to the West Virginia Univer'
sity, and The only objection ne had eve;
heard uss that the one female admitted had
beaten the boys at their studies, Col
.Iobbson spoke until 10 o'clock, although
sufFtripg from severesbronchial affection
at which time the large audience dis
persed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
February 20, |.

The lest plan for those who have not al
ready provided themselves with quarters for
The Inauguration, is TO write to Col. Wright,
Chairman Committee Public Comfort, at
Washington. Then, upon arrival in Wash
ngton, the visitor will find in the B. Il o.
depot special Office of the Committee, the
represe NATIVE of which will furnish mes.
senger to show the way to the rooms re.
served. In this way there can be no confu,
sion or trouble in getting settled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
To the Public.

On and after this date parties owning
rbeir OWE skates will not be charged any
thing extra for the use Of surface. Parties
holding skate checks and surface tickets.
and using their own skates, can have them
redeemed at the ticket Office of the rink.
ISLAND ROLLER RINK COMPANY.
F,hrnary 90 1885.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

The fact that the only other line from the
West must reach Washington by q circuit
Gus route, end that all It's passenger tratiic
fiom the North and East must combine
with all its western traffic on the last forty
oed miles into the national capital, is the
strongest Of arguments in favor Of the y: q
o., which enters Washington from the West
by one division, and enters from the North
and East by another. Those who want TO
get into Washington will 20 BY the B. i D.
and be assured Of remaining in the cars un-
til they reach the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
REGISTER
ErrnER
DAILY on WEEKLY,

which, under the nsv management, shall Be era.
" what uss stated edi.osisily ths nosnins ahsr
transfer. viz: Thoroughly and kkLiAsIS Dxso
CRATIC, With no hyor for any Perssn - fsetis,
within the party 10 the dstrimsnt o. VIC whole
party. Wien the nomipstiaus ns made BY the
regularly constituted convention Of the party thee
the KxsIxrEK will and only ihsn-stre IL un'
qualified support 10 the nominees
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

THE tbrongh-sleeper system on Pictur.
esoue B. d o. is particularly advantageous
tor inaugural travel Through palace cars
from sll principal Western cities and for
hat matter whole trains through, as on the
B. 4 O. there is no change Of cars of any
class whatever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

The Washington monument Is sa'd % oe
che sixty-fourth Of sn inch out Of plumb.
This sic.s not seem much. nor is there any
probability thar il viii ever cause the mon
nment 10 topple over. Very little things
however, sometimes make great disturb
ance in the human system. The blood cor
puscIes are only the thirty: one handredth OF
an inch in diameter, and If they are moi
fully supplied with iron their owner will feel
weak and lsnguid, and not worth two cents
Browns Iron Bitters enriches the blood cor
puscles with iron. and imparts yigor 10 the
whole physical machinery, curing malaria
Indigestion, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
Ii. e. O.

On February rs and March |, 2 and B
the r. 4 o Co. will sell Inauguration ex.
cursion tickets to Washington, d. C., good
returning until March TO- inclusive.
Day express leaves at 7 a. m. and arrives
at Washington City, at p. m.
Night express leaves at $50 p. m. and
arrives at Washington. d. c., at 7:2O q. m.
city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

ScHNrIBACH Brewing Co.'S Erlanger
Beer On draught today and tomorrow at
all the principsl saloons in Wheeling. Mar
tir's Ferry, Bellaire, Benwood and Bridge
nort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

Morning Glory Baking Powder.
Housekeepers' delight No family should
be without it. Sold by slrieading grocers.
G. s. FEESY,
l4lO Main street. Proprietor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
BoARD OF EDUCATION.

Regular Monthly Session Last Night
The Board Of Education mo in regular
monthly meeting last night. with the follos-
ing members present: Messrs. Collier
Dickey. DObhins. Eschtruth, Miller J. A /,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

Miller J. c., Nsylor WbaIley. White, VIII
son A.. Wilson W. A., and Work
Bills to the amount Of $l,0l5.32 were
oIded peid.
hector, in the penal sum Of $4,000, was ac-
eepttd.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds was requested to take into consid-
Grafton the purchase of Harden hand gre
pades for the various school buildings
Following is summary Of the superin,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

Imported Decorated Porcelain
Tea sets Sc pieces for Eight Dol
lars. stone China sets stu lower,
DAWSON BROS.
9998 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

Art Craio, complete outfits with full in
structions at Kinks Art Store, zoos Msin
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

Great bargains Win Be offered ina large
q, a framed pictnres bosnake room Scr art
exhibition March Ist Kirks Art Store,
1905 MAJ treek
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

SCHNULBACH Brewing Co.'s Erlsnger
Beer on draught teday and tomorrow at
all the principal saloons in town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
MbeeIias 8esister
Index to New Advertisements.

Proposals for Removing Garbage.
Commissioners. Sale.
K. Of r. Funeral Notice.
Meeting Of Young Msn's Democratic
Club.
SIR Knights Attention.
A. o. u. w. Funeral Notice
Germ Meal-G. K. McMechsn 4 Son
TLocal Page.
BOouuets and Cut Flowers-List & VII
hans- Laeal Page
For Rene Elegant New Houses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

ER1ANsEReB EEs on dEaught ct al the
principal saIoons today and @ morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

BLANK books Of all kinds, frst-class qnal-
ity, for sale by ]. B. Wilson, No. 1917 Mar
kht street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

Members Of Legislature invited
20 cali and see our stock.
. JACOB w. GBUBBs
IeweHer Ger. Twelfth end Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
TERMS OF THE REGISTER.

PEI YRAR ny NAIL, PosTAtE PARrhp.
DAILY, dix days In the week ..........e %
pAILY, seven days IN the wstk.-... .--....--- 80
WEAKLY, si-colump psPer-.-.........". ....- %
SUNDAY REGlsTiB, BY mail .................- @|
DELIVERED M cAhaish
DAILY, except Sunday psf Yes
DAILY, including Sunday Per week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
Henry Jacobs & Co.

g9riSss to suit the amss. aOd therefore hare
Rssuosd an SosSsr lov prizes
m every line Of our extensive stoeE,
COrrssPOsdinsly low With the present times, and
Everyb dy, though their income OrvaSss b ever
So ;Ran ought at such extremely 10" prices be
TOsuPply their Immediate wants and necessities
SIr those that have the means had better come and
& seurs some OF our rare bargains 1t can not last
= IOFE
NlntI 60, d, win advance, they mustl
IN the way Of novelties wish soHay to the ladies
Tta.e b We the largest stock and latcS, styles Of
JkksklS.
TIE Jersey Is unquSstiOnaIly The most popular
garment
RtIs considered an Almost indispsnsabls article in
= q ladisa' or
nnb>ss' turaI We hep Only the beat Of Jerseys
- made.
EmsrOldsr-d and plain. plated and coat back,
- warranted pure Worsied
ebOddy cotton jSreys tia, ere tor high al % cents
~ We % not hep, but VIII sell you the veg BEST
worth $40, for 81 90. This Is the jersey and the
bargain Of to-day. PlsASe coma and avail yoarSeu
Of SORe Of our great bargains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

The Rrsnfxa yin con,inss to sivs ~ sess sns.
mating hon the CAPITAL sfsH ~ seasvsi y
Charlsteo just the sane - hesess ore . hat ssety
citizen Wishing TO kros vhst u uasspiftns o. The
sxAr OF GovsRxnExi nuss ooauAusss take The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

IN. nap alone win be ssat to any sdd s.s for q
cents.
The RKeisrra may be sent 70 one addres and
Whatever other paper g subsebed for. 70 another.
the money 70 accompany the order Invariably.
II. ID. TAN1K,
(leneral ManaReP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
COLONEL DAs JoHSssk.

lVlVNs4s DA4'-"Vu"sS"l
one ofthe regents Of the University, and
that gentleman came 20 the Speakers desk
and made half hours argument IN favor
of coedueaton, which was listened 70 With
marked attention. The subject ct cO-edu-
'cstion. hs said. was one Of the innovations
ofmodern society, and as such has been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
TO KILL rae BILL.

Delegate White followed in opposition to
the bill he said the question to be decided
was not rs to whether coeducstion was q
success, but whether collegiate co-education
was a success. He did not object to CO.
education in the free schools and colleges,
but he did object to 1t in such higa and
grand place ss the University Of the State.
After ridicaEng the so-cslled progressive
men" who favored this change be objected
10 Mrs. Moore's building as being too far
from the college building, and asserted
that there must be some snbrooa under
standing with that lady in regard to this
matter.
, The hour Of $50 having arrived Colonel
White discontinued hisremarks until today
and the House adjourned. Loud calls we're
at once made for Fg-...,ra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
THE wrExLY RraprER

Will Be elubScd With the following pub es'ions and
premiums for one year % he following 'ermsi
wtyxLY RxepIER and Ohio fsmes. ...... ......s? ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

Gee. W. Peck and Charles A: Atkinson
have served notice through the courts on
Charley Shay, threatening him with an in
junction should be attempt to play Peck's
Fad Boy, next Monday night at bis theatre.
and fun between the parties may be looked
for. Charley Shay says be will play any
ling be advertises, and they say he shall
not. Nav the best man win.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

RKoNA, Nov II, Extraordinary pre-
cautions against tho possible escape OF Rid
or tho intrusion into tho barracks OF unau'
thoriEod persons was observed, Al mile
from the barracks mounted patrols chal'
lengod all persons and compelled thom 10
disclose written paaaoa Two other lines OF
guards were stationed at poinA nearer tho
post, whore the same precautions were again
observed No ono was permitted to ontor
tho guard room until n 10 o'clock,
The scene presented then was that Of Rlel
on tho acalfod, with Pore Andre aud Father
MoWilliama, with him, celebrating mass
Riol was on his bondod kneos, wearing a
loose wooden Nrtout gray trousers, and a
woolen shirt On his foot were mocasaina,
the only feature Of his drosa that partook OF
Indian that was on him, Hc received tho
notice 10 proceed 10 tho scairold with tho
aamO compolod manner shown tho preceding
night on receiving tho warning OF his fato,
His face wa full Of color and ho appeared
10 have complete aolf-possossion, responding
10 the service In clear tone
Tho prisoner decided only moment DO.
foro starting for tho acairold not 10 mako n
speech. This was owing 10 tho earnest solicit
taton Of both priests attending him. Ho
displayed nm inclination at tho last momont
10 mako an address, but Poro Andre 70.
minded him Of his PROMISE aud ho thou
walked toward tho oxccutioncr, repeating
his prayers 10 tho last momont, the llnal
words escaping him being, "Mcrci jesus"
Ho died without a struggle, not 10 or.
Good twenty persons worc permitted within
tho confines OF tho barracks 10 witnOs tho
execution, aud II was certainly performed
with docorum aud dispatch, His body was
taken In charge by tho coroner aud tho vor.
dict usual to state executions was rendered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
TOBACCO GROWERS.
A Mig Convention Of tho "wecdersp As
somblcd In Cincinnati,

A Mig Convention Of tho "WeederAp AS
semblcd In Cincinnati,
CINCINNATI Nov ls.--Tho tobacco con-
yention met In tho chamber OF commerce.
II was called 10 order by President Edwin
Stevens who made an appropriate speech OF
welcome In the namo OF tho merchants OF
Cincinnati and especially those engaged In
tho tobacco business There were many OF
The latter present, having been invited 10
attend the proceedings by tho delegates OF
tho convention.
Among tho most prominent delegates 10
The convention are the following, represent
ing tho four states which take part In tho
prooeodingsi Con. John W. Finnell, CovlnI-
ton, KY; John 3, Gaunt, Carrollton, KY,
John X. Lake, Paris, KY, H. T. Thomason,
Il. #. Rlimpor Millerburg, KY; L. X.
rhuraton, jr,, Louisville, KY; Charles y.
Brashear, Lexington, Ky; J. M. Beck,
Carlisle, KY; J, l. Adamaon, Mayaville,
KY; J. II, Avery, Painosyillo, o.; w, o,
Cowman, HillSboro, o.; ]. E. Cook, Koko-
mo, Ind. W. J. Kennedy, w, A. Wilson,
Carlisle, KY; u. D. Proctor, Mansfield,
o. Joseph A. Moore, Ripley, o.; II. O.
London, Georgetown, O.; J. +. o'Brion,
Frod Koomman, Lima, O.; r. NJ, Patet,
Bateaville, Ind O. o, Page, Madison, Ind,
]. Hatcher, 3 I. Swift Big Sandy, KY;
VIM H. Brown, Carlisle, KY; Charles A.
Millor, MillOrsburg, KY; NJ. D. Powell,
Contorvillo, Ind, N, d, Wilson, d, u, HI.
on, 10. H. Magoe, II. N. Garnott, Joseph
Kumbrough, Cynthiana, KY; p, A.
Miller, A. @, Ball, Il p, Clarke, MilloD.
burg, KY; 7, j. Glenn, James Hillock,
p I. Throop, J, M. Kennedy, Carlisle, KY, /;
I. 8. Best Helena, KY; G. II. Crouch, Il
H. Slaughter, p, I, Gaugh Poplar Grove,
KY; II. NJ, Carpenter, Paris, KY; Walter
sharp L, g. Rogers, Thos, Rogers, sharps-
burg, KY II, D. McMullen, Aurora, Ind,
O. b. Leonard, Ravonno, o., John Fishor,
], 3, Withcrton, Middletown, o.; 10, o
Hawkins, Robert overly, w, j, Hughes,
H. Clifford, Elisyillc, KY; Autor Bolts,
Fomingsburg, KY; g. n Yoong, Ripley,
oiW w, Gault, Maysvillo, Ky; II, H. El-
Iiott, ShclbyVill, Ind, NJ. $. Holt, Weston,
W. Va; John McNcal, Thomas Rood, Now
Liberty, KY; L. W, Giles, L9yi Jones, j.
L. List, Owen county, Kontuoly; j, d,
Cobb, 7. NJ. Cobb Lusby Mills, KY; War.
ron Brady, William Brady, Ripley, o.;
John H. Adams, Corinth, KY; L. o,
Holmes, Il Konton, Mt olivot, Ky,i j, ID,
Duncan, :. II. Thomas, Lonoxburg, Ky.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

after considerable trouble got the navy do.
partment 10 take the flag on storage II was
known TO be there during the early part Of
The summer OF last year, but what has be-
come OF II since is mystery,
~ am In favor OF the early passage OF
national bankrupt law, the Lowell or any
other good bill, said western representa-
tive in response 10 question as to the prob
abilities Of the passage OF genuine bank
rupt law during the coming session OF con-
gress "but no such bill can be passed unless
the people who had charge OF II last session
are suppressed, There Ia commercial Or
ganim ton or committee OF some kind that
has this bankrupt bin In charge II has its
headquarters In New York. II Is all right
that proper means should bO taken 10 urge
passage Of any measure that the great bank
Ing and commercial classes think should be
passed, but there Ia u limit 10 all things
The people who had the making Of senti-
ment In favor OF bankrupt bin oyerdid Ii
and sickened members with their nonsonslcal
and numerous circulars
"For weeks At n time members OF congress
received In their morning mail circulars
from this committee In New York After
while they told the postmaster at the house
10 destroy everything that came 10 them by
mail that had any bearing at all ON tho
Bankrupt bill, Thousands OF pamphlets,
circulars, marked newspapers, etc, went on
their way into the waste basket The OPP
ponents OF tho bill, tho representatives OF
the people who borrow money, used The arr
gument that the milionairOs of Wall street.
the money lending class, were lobbying in
favor Of tho bill aud this argument pro-
vented some from voting for tho bill who
ptherWlse Monld haYe done aon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
"FRANKlE NORRIS"
On Trial nt Usage MiSslon, Kansas, for
Poisoning Her Mother.

On Trial nt Usage Misslon, Kansas, for
Poisoning Her Mother
ST. LOUIS, Nov, ls-At Osago Mission,
Kansas, tho third trial OF "lrankio Morris"
for tho murder Of her mother has begun
"Frankio Morrish was her maiden name, and
by II sh0 has been generally known. bho
married In 1875 A. A Hurd, prominent
lawyer In 1888 thoy were divorced, and
tho split was generally attributed 10 hor In
umacy with H. ID, Loyoland, also a promi.
nent lawyer. Though divorced from Hurd,
she utill lived undor his protection aud was
70 living when tho death OF hor mother 90
Cured
Tho indictment charges that Frankie
Morris nov Mra II. ID, LoyelandD murdered
hor mother on November D, 1894, by means
OF poison administered In glass OF boor,
that conspiracy existed botwoon Frankie
Morris, Q, A. Hurd, and j. M, Poinpotto,
tho murdered womana huaband) 10 Insure
Mrs Polnaotte's lie and then murder her.
The evidence In tho former trials eata bllnhed
tho fact that Frankie had purchased arsenic
aud that her mother had died with all the
ymptomn OF an arpenioal poisoning, after
drinking some beer given hor by her
dpdghtor,
While tho ilrut trial was In progress Love
iand's vito got divorce and ho aud the 40
cusod woman were married, Frankie Nor
rs was about thirty years OF age, and NOT
remarkably handsome, but very Intelligent
and nceomplIahed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
BECAUSE OF RIEL.



gie'-The Queens statue-song%
MONTREAL, Nov ls,--fhe widest eIclto-
ment reigns In every building In the east
bnd, ana tho French flag draped with Grape
lloats at half mast The French newspapers
same out with mourning borders, and tho
offices ara profusny decorated,
A crowd OF from ton 10 twelve thousand,
carrying French flags and transparenclea,
same marching down ~, Lawrence street
with 0lllges OF the cabinet ministers mount
Vi on wagon, On arriving AT the Champ
Do Mars tho ellgiea OF Chapleau and Ian
gevin were hanged and burned, A polica-
man, armed with revolver, rushed forward
20 save the figures from tho flames, but some
of tho students also drew reyolyers and after
lomo shots were exchanged tho policeman
was driven OIL,
The mob thon marched along st. James
street 10 Victoria Square, and one OF them,
sllmbing upon the statue OF the queen, low
cred moose 10 tho others This was placed
around tho neck Of Sir John, the eillgy was
hauled up and the rope made fast Oh was
then soaked over tho figure, and light
being put 10 II, tho figure and tho statue
were soon onyelopod Ia clouds Of smoke aud
lame,
A largo body Of police forced their way
up 10 within few leet OF tho statue, but
we're afraid 10 interfere, Tho statue was
blackenol aud scorehed by fire aud smoke,
When tho figure was almost reduced to
ashes tho hangman cut II down, sayings
"Thore goes tho cursed serpent May no
loon DO treated himself 10 the Same thing"
The mob thon marched through the Eng
Ilsh quarter singing French songs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
Hack 10 lis Proper Level.

NEW YoRK, Nov, H. - Ernest Sohilllng
Hulskamp, tho or.ooachman who made him-
self famous year or no ago by oloping with
Victoria Moroaini, appeared as tho con-
ductor Of Scott avenue car. Hulakamp
applied at the Office OF tho Sixth avonuo sur
face railroad for apoaition an conductor,
Ho took with him his wife Victoria aud
some good credentials and was given tho
place on trial,
Az nine o'clock no set out on his 6rst
Journey, after bidding his wifo an affection.
ate farewell, tIulscamp has now been on
tho road for Ave days aud his term Of pro.
bation Ia over Ile will bo given tho posi-
tion Of substitute, 10 flll any vacancy
which may occur for tho time being, When
n permanent vaoatoy occurs Hulskamp will
be given regular salaried position at two
dollars a day,