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3ehntatlienS 1pQars peridlpnnOett

Cincinnati, 4. SUM. - Die San
@ert=gtutionalsSanf" 3u San 8ert, D, err
belt geitern per nllntteo States. @rpreB" elm
Badet oon Der bieiisen yltnion Jtational,
8anf," in meldenl I'D $1,000 beftnben ioqs
ten, tue!des iebOd MIR 8aumpOae, Pappz
bedeI uno Innoncea entbielt. 9as Padet
bate idou am 0iittpodl gu San 0ert anlaHs
gen iOuen. Ils es bon bier abging, mar es
mt griinem Cad Oerfegelt, mo bel iainer
Gnfunft Su Son 8ert rug e8 Elm rotbss Sisz
gel. Die Ser5Ggerun9 ron "a Stunoen auf
oem Be9e 1T nod n;dJt oufgetldrt, inOefen
hont man, naB oieielbe Die BOlijei auf Die
Spur oes 6Gubers flihreu miro.
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6dthfeIhafte GrpInfintt.

3 DetrOit, Wtld., 4. SUM. = Sn Dem
Stdbtteu @corie fauo seftern 4benb etne
@rplofion fat, oeren llria6e man nidt ent.
rGtblelu fann. 8ieielbe trug fi6 in benz
Suuilaoen BON SOiepb SalltOtte in. 9as
Sdus puroe oDllig 5ertriimmert; unb bier
BerIonen erlttten mebr ooer minter i6limme
SerIebungen. Saliotte's S6miegeriobn,
Columbus 9abooie, liest in irlttidem gu.
itanoe oornteoer, uno bic 18sidbrige Carrie
Salliotte bat eineu 8sinbru9 uno tuuerlidle
8erIebanaen banOnaetraaen.
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.0orfer 00dtrfd1fet,.

ten Der fnufmGnuii6eu Agentur 81. 9. Dun
& Comp. ereisreten ii4 ndbreuS Der uerfloi.
enen febeu Gage in Canada uub ben Ser.
Staaten Suiammen 1877 8auierctte aeaen 18l
ndbreub Der oOrbergebenben uuo 167 in be.
ooroorletten gSo9e.
- Webrere ais @riasleute auf Der yDrit.
ten Gueuue'SabR" ausefellten ueuen Sut
ider nnS goncnttsHre i4lofeu iid beuts Oer
Strifern an.
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stlbitmnrp nSer ltnfan J.?

Gbicugo, 4. SUM. - u. DaoiS 6utt-
craft, elm iunacr DtaHu bon BmtS, Sp., Der
eit oieriehn 3 ugen bier auf Seluh gemeien,
III ieit DtOntag AbenO Oerdwunoeu. VI
mar in ben Gee biHauS aefuhreH. 8a5 Boot
bat man geiunoen, aber 5utpcrait nidt. Da
6Q8 GoOt inpeuoiq oDllig trOdeH mar, aliC
nidlt umsefippt fem fOHnte, 10 Smeltelt man
mdlt rurau, OuB 9utdcrait Selbamoro be-
QQnQeu bat.
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Der 6aIaeu.

g8in6efer, Sirg., /. Suui.-9ie Ne,
ger @eslep SoneltD uno 3abbg Sants murs
ben lin 9.22 beute Yorntttag nat einem
ettpa cine Stlnoe oauernoen @otteSOienlte,
on tpeldem 6rei Wetbooiitengetitli4e uuo
y@apitGn" 9entor BON Der 6eilsarmee 2gerl
nabmen, bier eebGngt. Die 9eiitlldleu be
glelteten bic Serlribetlten auf'5 S6afOt. -
ganfS 5itterte befttg, alletH 6ouefD Itan0 feit
auf Der Tautbiire uno leote tein 3ei6en BON
@rle9uug an ben Sag. &aS Dtooog'ibe Gteo
There is a light in the Valley" tuar0 an
9eitmmt uno beiOe armen Siinoer fieleu nit
luuter Stimme elm. gtad Dem S,ugen per
IieBen bic @eiftlifen OaS SdafiOt. Setoe
@efaugene ma9ten etni9e Semerfun9eu, IN
benen fie ibre unI6ulo betAeuerten. Die
Slappe tpur6e nit Siilfe elne8 OrabteS, mel
der bon 0em S9aiiot in etne 3eQe be5 8es
fan9uiIies 9ing, gum 6aueu 9ebruft. Banf6
iomobl, tpie Sonefp itarbeu Obue langeu 90
hestampf inoem 6as @enid Setoer our4
ben Soil gebrOten DurOe. @tue @cmpIgs
ME Niili5 inter Dem @apitGn Dtiltou be
pn6te oaS @efdn9uiR ndbreuO Der 6jurit-
lung. llngefdhr IS 3uidauer WareH anne
ien6.
9aS 8erbreGen, nm oefen Willen 6one,
ftp uuo 8anfS ben 8oo erlitttn, muroe am
Il. Nouember 1884 ueriibt. Das Spier mar
elm 18= idbriger @etBsr, gtameus Soiepb Ste
Saul, melhem Die beioeH ReQer an 4beno
6es ernGbnten Cages uuf Der RainftaRs in
bieFser Stabt ben Sddoel einiblugen. Siue
bemOIratii6e Earaoe bate tur5 uorber ilat
gefunben, iiuO Die gteger batten erridrt, fe
piirben etlit,e Der uerO- 9emotraten UNI
brtngeu, ebe ite betmginsen.
0ebanon, Senu., 4. SUM. Sim
Barter, ELL gteser, tpurOe baHte Sormil.aa
burd ben Stran9 bingeridtet. SeiHe lesz
ten BOrte loarsn: sd babe 6rau Sane
nidt getObtet, 9as 1T Die refine Babrbeit. "
Sein @enid tuuroe ni6t gebro9en un0 iein
&o6estampi bauerte Is Mttuuten. Barter
mar iibsrfiibrt, 6rau 2ane, eine betaQte ga
me, am 5. september b. s. in ibrer 8ob=
nung ermoroet gu baben. Nls man bic Sral
ouftanr, mar iie nod am 2eben uuo be;eih.
nete Sarter ale ibren 0t0rber.
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8ruoeruoro 1t4S sel6itutorO.

&eaoing 8a., 4. Stunt. Die Sriber
6ranf unb Charles 3abeI, 10, reip. 81 Sabre
alt, batten beute Auenb in tbrer 8obnung
einen Streit, in beiisu Solge Srant ietueul
Sruber brei 8ugeln in ben Getb unb ii9 oouH
ielbit III ben SOpf idOs. 8e,Oe lunge MdH.
r1er ltegeu benuBtlos oarnieoer uno iino nlbt
Su retten. Der Streit puroe 0ur9 eiuen ge~
rin9fiigigen llmftano peruriad)t.
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GF QQe 6reuuoe zines guteu 9tales
9lbeinmein un6 GbampuguerS ieien barnuf
autmertam 9emaft, buB bier etue gtieOers
Iage Der garantirt retuen Raturmeiue Der
p8 beiniiAeu Bein.& ompa9ui E"
in 28iesbabeu, IOpie Der moblbetouuten
@bampaguer bon @br. aoam Supierberg &
@omp. erOhHet porben III. 9ieielbe befiaoet
iid) in Der wOblbetunuteu 8irtbi6aft oes
pm. Snltns Begner yn. 178, Qertngtonftr.
uno i6mmtlihe Beine iino bort @ngros uni
@nbetuil 8u be3teben. Sr. 98eguer bat ourt
cine Oor3ii9lid1e giurihuns 0ufiir geiOrgt
oaB ielbft OIL ben beiBeiteH SOmmertoger
in leinem GotGIe cine an9euebms Sdblt
berri9t.
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IA g8te genteBt manDas Sc.
ben?-Riemano fam obne @eiun0beit ii9
oes 2eben8 freueu. Salte Did um ieSen
Yreis seiunol Gin in 9roBem lmfaHqe berrs
id)enSe8 Qeibeu Iiuo geberbeibmeroen. 2Die
elenO iiuO ibre GpferI SOpfueb, SerOuu'
uu98s sllnOrbnungen, @alligtett, gla9enlaure,
BeritOpfru9, 8pSpepFe, Seiteui9mer5eus
SerSflopfen uno uuoere Beiu itno tbre Be-
gleiter. 5alte Did OurA anmenouus BON
9uuce'8 SuiiaparilleHs y tlleu
BON oieiem llebel irei! 8lele BtQen balten
pom @pfsme ale 8rautbeiten fern. llureis
mes 8lut ldBt f6 reini9eu, 9elbpiire, ruuuoe
StelleH, BliitbeH uuo dnoere 6autau6ihldae
laffeu fit entferueu, Der Suut taun ein flares
uno geiuHoeS au5ieben oerliebeu DerOeu,
penu man bic Pilleu in @sbrau9 nimurt.
9iemanb mag init ieineu giereu 3rabel Re,
tommen. Ytau meHoe bic Billen an. Gle
Dirten bel 6raueRbei9nsroen mobltbdtig; in
Der Chat giebt es nenig 9eioeH, pelte otsie
Biueu ntd]t beilen ooer miHoeftens linOern.
Soultt iollteH Qle, pelde fb 8ranlbetteH
bonn 2eibe 81 balteH DiiHideH, ME obHe elue
S6u6tel SaHce'iher SaIiapariaeus Btae1
ietu. Breis 25 Gents. gu babeH bet Q 9
g. Sance & Comp, gfr. lO8, gSef'
SultimoTeiiraBe. (9toO26'l2gtt
BT Bur- 6eiIung oon 2eberlet@
ben, oalliaen 4ni1ueu, Sopfmeb, SelteI'
uu0 %fidenihmerS, traufem Ytagen, S1ptlA
6el 5hmGte Der Sebtrait, RerueH9mGa:'
gnpetitloiafett. 8erfopiuna, 0gSpepFe, Sto'
r1ruo oer Jtierentbdhgteit, uureinem SlnIe
TnS % %SFraueutraufbsiten gebraude man y IL
rrSS Suiiaparit(eH 8iutptlleH.
Sreis 25 Ste. Die S4udtet. gu baben bet
| 6etb g, Sauce & Comp, gtr. l03s
qDeaz 8altimorsitraBe, (ylOU26, ,19gltel
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aus oer Bmnoes6anptitaot
Gin tntereNanter alnIpran.

Baibingtou, 3. g., 4. Stunt. - Sin
eiaentbunlitfer anpru6 muroe 9eute benz
erfen @ontroleur oes SdaBamtS uuterbret.
tet, 9erielbe beifano in einer bonn IA. Sc
bruar 1888 oattrten unb BON pSoiepb 0fourie,
8eaiitrator," unter3et9Heten 3ablungSaus
metIrn9 auf $l7.45 81 BrOient on Sobn
Yeferoag. Der Ytann, meld)er ben Nm
ipru6 einreifte, tbeilt nit, geiferoup lei
tobt, uno man piiie nitt, oh er Siuoer an
0eben babe, oa9e9en eriftirten mebrere gtefs
fen uno yhtten uno m09lt6er gSeiIe aud
@nfel. Son benz Sor9anoeHieiH ber Inmets
lung babe man gddtS gepuBt, bis oieielbe
Dor etlthen Sagen inter einem Saufen alter
8apiere 9efun0en purbe. Die fGltgen Gin
len auf ben Gnipruf betraqen cirta $l10.
Der erfe @ontrCleur 1T Der 4niift, baB Der
Inipruf elm 9eieetrdftiger lei, erfldrt ieeod,
oaS @eIo Tonne mr. an bic lesltimen GrbeH
Yefteroag's be3abIt tperoen.
@merifantidbs &rtessidtfe snm s6ase Gates
rtfantfd1er 6tidleriabrSense.
Tlotteuiefretdr B6itnep tbeilt nit, bag Die
Sdiffe Ses noroailnutiihen @ei6maoerS BE-
febl baben, fid3 mad Bortlauo, Yte., gu be-
gtben. 8on bolt fperSen iie nuf Sefebl oeS
neutrality-suspicious. bic 6tidereien beiufen,
unb man bofft, baB ibre Nuneienbeit ben
geeenpGrtiqen Intagonismus cher beId)nifla
tigeu, als erb0ben piro. Der SetretGr be.
ratbitlaete geIesentlih ieine8 titr5lideH BE-
iHts in Rem YOrt nit benz Ibniral Souett
iiber bic Qngelegenbett.
sfasamtsIefretdr Ramnin9's 1ieiI8natiom.
Iu8 elmer beute oer1fentlt9ten @orreipOns
beng gebt beroor, baB S6aBamtsietretGr
MQnfinq am /. W1ai Dem 9SrGlto enten letue
&eiiguation ;ui6idte uno. ais @ruuo fir Die
RuBnabue ieine gei6uadte @eiunobett aus
CAB, bie ibm Die @rfiGung ieiner AmtspTttt'
ten Hum0glidl ma9t. Ser Brdiioeut eriu4te
Srn. MaHuing in einem pom l. Suut oatrs
ten Sriefe, ietnen @ntidluB 8etreffs aboans
lung uorI9ufig in Der Sdnebe 5u lafien uno
emen llrt2ub bis gum /. Sftober 3u accept.
rem, porauf er, i'm Sale ith ieiue @eiuuos
belt bis oabin nidt gebefert babe, ben beaoz
fdtigten G6ritt nod INNER auSftbren
tonne. Der SetretGr 9ing auf 6teien SOr.
i6la9 Elm uno ipiro mor9en ytadnlttta9 ul1
SotzSprings, Sa., ubreiien.
getmiiGtcs.
Die beutige Steuereinnabme betru9 1884,.
III uno bic 3oueinuabme $74O,G65.
CUR @inlOiuug befimmte ytationaIs Bantz
Noten i'm SetrGge bon S699,000 Itefeu beute
i'm Shaeante elm.
Die SOrTser Der oeridieoenen 6auS
@omlte'n bielteH beute gtafmtttag cine &Ous
feren;, nm Ii6 iiber Die Hetbenolge Der nod
I'M 6austalenber perSeidneteH 9elddfte 81
uerfGnOieen. Gin Siebeuerz &Omite murOe
ernannt, mn einen 6ie8beiiiglIden Blan 81
entme1fen.
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pikr's Babnwrb- -Crupfrn sts.t t"sts;R Stasi, .%
Subucrangcn.

2Barum 10 trb trgenb Ssmanb but4
5ubneraugen g d merBen leiosH, rOsnn mon
eIue iFluide % erman 6 Orn RemO1eTs tin
fidsres unb tejHen Shmer3 berstten6s5 Vittd sestu
SHbHeraugeu UHb yTrofblulen - baben tanug Su
apot5eten unb bei SdI5bGH6lsrn fur 25 Cents.
Depot: ytr. 115, 6ultOntraBe, R.s9.
(DSoi-I)
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2meIter 9nein

Ger 3meig purOe in gbpsieubeit be8 Bra
fbenten bur4 ben @lert sur SrOuung 9ern'
fen, unb Sr. 8. 8. 6opler BON Der 10. uuo
is. 8ur6 gum temporGreu SOrfser ernaunt.
Sbue @eihdfte 81 erleoigen, oerta9te ith oeI
3neig bis 8lontag, ben Z. SUM.
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tHngsmaBregeI ee9en Sanaoa.
2Saibinqton, .. g., 4. Suni.-Sm
g enate bot Sn9alls (S8.) einen SelbluB
on, DelGJer bic Srage an ben Sefretdr oeS
SLuern ri4tet, oh Elm fiirlif bonn 9eneral.
nOamts=@ommiiidr erlafeues @irtular uon
bem Sefretdr 9ebilligt tpuroe. 9as @irfuIar
benafrtdtigte Die 6e9ifratoren uno 2aHos
dmter, buB applitatiOueu I'M 9anoeintrGge
inter 0em BrGemtionss uno Toritpaege 9es
iebe aH9enommeu peroen tpur0e11, 10 lange
Der @ougreB nod nit Der Srage iibsr Den g8t=
eerrui iener 9eiebe bei6aitigt lei. Der Be
ihlnB purbe bis mor9en 5uriidSelegt.
2ie @r0rteruns Der @9ineieu @ntihGOt.
9ungS Bill murbe uuterbrodeu, nm bic Son.
iulor= uno biplomatiihe 8erpiuiguu9Ss Bill
in Setraft gu 3ieben. gine allgeueine De-
bate iiber jene Sorlase erfol9te uno oauerte
biS llbr, nm peldle 3eit Die BID 3ur @ut-
i4abigung Der @bineien fir bic in 8od
Springs, N1., erlittenen 8erlufte rpieoer
CUR Sprade gelan9te uno NIT 80 gegeH 10
Sttmmen angenommeu mur0e. De SlQ
oerrpilli9t $780, fir ben fta9liten 3ped.
yfod,bem oann Die aOuiular@ unO oiplomltt-
ide Sill nod cine 3eit lang beiprodeu NOR,
ben mar, pertaste iid Der Seuat nm &c llbr
bis mor9en.
Sm RepraientantenbauIe
unterbreitete Der Spre9er etne 3ui6rift oes
Srie9Selretdrs, tpeld)e empTeblt, oaB $5O,'
900 BON oem ourd ba8 @eieb BON 8. WGr;
1883 iiir Die IrmtrIng BON Tefunaeu per.
tpinisten Setra9 aufs Hene oermiuigt unb
| iilr Die 6erfellung BON 9eihiisen oispOnibel
| 9emaft miir6en; iibertpleien.
@or (N.z@.) REF ben Eeridt bes Gonttte'
| fir @iuilbienlreform 6ejii9lif) Der Gerp.qi=
aung fir bic &erbeiierln9 Der 01mne III
SefieriOnUille, Snb., uuf. Senem 8eridte
| iit elm SedluB beigefiigt, pelter bic Ab=
! ieBung {. s. 8arber'S, zines 9itlfs Sbii'
bilters 6es 6auies, anorbnet, neil oerlelbe
ais 0Obbpift 81 @unften iener Serpiqigun9ss
bill thGtig aetseieu ein iOa.
g8aro (Snb.J bot Elm Subititut fit BEN
8ei6luB an, neldeS erflGrt, Die auilagen
9e9eH gSarber ieien ui4t sur @eHit9e ers
mieien.
gtat ldneerer Debate tuurbe Der uriprinez
ltde SeidluB nit 14O gegen 81 Stimmen
anaenOmmen.
9aS Snus 3os bierauf Die @iuit Serpiqi,
gun9sbta in 9lenurFsuna III Grudguug, in
0eien oauerte Die PIenarfeuug uur tuenige
Wiinuten.
gOutelle (Ne.) bradte cine Siu elm, mel.
| DIE getpiiie, in canaoiiden @epafern gefaus
gene Slide BON Der 6reilifte ifreigt uu6 benz
elben betrGdtlife .3olIabgaben auferIegt.
| Die Sill, pelde ais eine 9eItungsmaBre.
| gel 9esen Canada beabfttigt 1T unb inner
balb 80 3ugen mad ibrer 4nnabme in Strait
treten iOll, wuroe einem @omite iiberpisien.
I'm 4.4O mu4te OaS 6aus etne 8auie bis
| llbr Ibenos.
Sn Der GbenbFsuug paiirte 6a8 Saus II
| TenfonsbllS uno oertaete iif I'M 312 llbr
bis nOrgen. SIN 2aufe oes 4benos mafte
gSbeelsr (alu.) etnen beftiseu augriff auf
ben ebemali9en Srie9sietretdr Stanton.
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staStratDs.@e 0amO Lnmasm
Grftsr 8weig.

Ser 3weig ttnt piinttIif 5 Ilbr 3uIammen.
Sr. Fadbam pom @Omite fir 0iitiel uno
Gege eriufte ben 3peig, OaB bic auf bic
3eporirung fdbtiider @eIoer be3Iglihe Or
oounan, aus ben 6du6en oes @omite'8 &c,
nommen meroe, une Der 3peig ielbf iibeJ
eieislbe berotbeu mGge. Ser Gntrag nurOe
nngenommeu, Die Serban6Iunsen in Der IN
gelegenbeit iHoeIieu bis gum Ia. SUM per.
idOben. ga ueitere @eiddfte ui9t uorlageu
10 uerta9te fb Der 3Wei8 bis UtOntas bereitS
Inn I6 llbr
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40. Gonsre &. - Grite Stbuns.

Annnbme ot. Sbtneieus Gntidb idbdOisnRsssSfH
i'm Senat.- 5aS &aus iest oen SaIfSs
9bdrbRter gSarOEr ab. - Sine 0ereeIs
tMnas mafireaeI aeaen GAMBIA.
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ste Sodlaett ees Qrdfoentert.
Sn Seer gart.- sItttertuo dhen unter sdptes
rieteitsn.- SeIa8srHns Ourdb eine Armee
bon SunrHaIiiteu uno 9sbeimpoItitItsu.

8aFhin9ton, 3. G., 4. Sunt. -
9tue I'M yBeiBen 9auie" eingelaufenen Sra
tulationsboitafte ituo eiugepadt unO uafl
9eer-Parf geidldt porben. llugefdbr 1OJ0
Sarten, rpel9e bic 6eirutb Se8 BrGiiOenten
nntiinbigen, iuurOen beute pom yBei5eu
Sauie" per Pof, burd 8Oteu ober auf an.
Sere 8eiie abgeididt. sic eutbQIten fols
genbe, auf feiHes Papier eingrauirte Snz
idrift:
GROVER CLEVELAND
ard
MISS FRANCES FOLSOM
Married
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GiuerpOoI, 4. SUM, y 80 9tittuss. -
8aummole: Dtittelorte Sberldnber ST;
Ditto. yieipzSrleans 5 3ll6.- 9ie 8ertduie
betrugeu 10, 900 Bu1eu, SpetnlatiOna. Nus
fubr 1000, 3ufubr 45OO.
2onbon, 4. Suni. - Ser. Staten
SbGgotionen: 4zpro3. 1888, Ditto 44=prO,.
l1S8. attien: Q.z@.zB. As, DO. .. II,
@rie 27f, 9t.sg. Central lO4B, Beunipluuuic
81, 81. Central 14O4, ReGOins III,
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91om, 4. sunni. - Sn 8ene6ig tuurOeu
heute 80 meme grIrunfuugeH unO 2l SoOes.
fdQe al Der Cholera 9emelOet. -Su Blorea'
ereianeten ft beute 5pei grtrantuH9en aU
Der Cholera.
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prnwlrr Inc nAlLer on enc AnaEehlals.

bEnNluK tho va sAAV
The prosecution Of the Chicago An
archists begins with goodly promise
They have been very deliberately indicted.
individually for murder with a bomb
again for murder with reyolyers, for the
murder OF each Of the slain policemen
and in a bunch for Conspiring to murder,
The defense is gathering in the Bhekeli
to employ a disheartening array OF legal
talent. General B. +. Butler has been in
vited 10 take o hand and says he will dc
80 II no can make 1t convenient. Council
already employed will endeavor tc
work up a tremendous case Of delay
always the guilty mans best friend
After that will come all the llnesse and
squirming and hard.swearing that shrewd
LAWYERS and men who believe in no Law
and no God can command.
Thus far the Chicago authorities have
shown a determination to bring the muir
derers to swift and exemplary punish
ment. A vigorous public opinion Is urging
them on. The first fruits Of the Anarchis
doctrine have left a bitter taste in Chi
cago's mouth, and she desires to give tina
doctrine It's death blow SO far as she il
concerned.
1t is not comforting 10 reflect that thC
lives Of the gallant policemen could hay
been saved II their superior officers ha,
shown a little courage themselves whel
the Anarchists were threatening to burn
pillage and murder. The do.nothinI
policy Of the city government was mis-
taken for cowardiCe, and the Anarchist
thought It would be as safe to do as 1t hat
been to threaten. 1t was a grave error Il
permit them to got in this state Of mind
I ithose who have becn indicted be pun
ished according 10 their deserts, there vii
be no more OF these painful mlsunder
standings in Chicago or, perhaps, any
where else in this country.
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ful, scholarly, and well delivered, and
bothit and Mr.. Oampbell's Grafton were
commercially bEiei, taking into consider
alton the pouring sun IN whose rays the
audience was obliged TO sit and stand,
In the evening" jolly old fashioned
Campfire was held In the rink. II
formed 9 pleasing end to the days ex-
%srcises, and many enjoyable reminis-
cenceH were exchanged.
Probably five thousand people were
in the town. From across the river the
crowd on the terrace looked more like
thrice that number,
Wheeling was represented by about q
score Of old soldiers, among them Judge
Melvin, Capt, Carlin, Department Com
mander Of the 6, A. R., who occupied q
post Of honor in the procession and on
the stand, Capt. ]. A, FRris, g. W. Baggs,
Clarence Irwin and j. NJ. Richards.
The press was we'll represented, OF
course the irrepresslbls Plattenburg, Of
Fairview, was on hand. He and the
Messrs. Brown, Of the Independent, held
up the local end very well. Mr., Stokes
OF the Toronto Tribune, Mr., Tucker, oil the
" ollHuulS AVtWs1 NAu VsASApi WVAV w
lighted spectators.
Fred Knagi, OF Toronto, has q right to
be proud OF his Broom Corps.
Capt. S. S. Cope, Of Wellsville, Hon,
Lyman StedmAn, OF Browns Island, Mr.,
Josiah Thompson, Of East Liverpool,
father Of the well known musical com
poser, Mr.. Charles Freeman, Of steu-
benvllle, and hundreds Of other Ohio
men tgot there" as usual.
John Blsnkinsop, Of Wellsburg, enjoys
recalling his old experiences on the field
and in the parole prison,
Ex-senator Donehoo, Of Fairvlew, was
q distinguished representative Of "Pugh'
town."
The First Regiment battle flag gracsd
the procession, having been procured from
Charleston for the occasion,
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waEELISG, W, va, MAY 81, 1885,


With respect for everybody's opinion
and fears, there is aneedlessfurry over the
matter Of natural gus pressure. as a
business proposition the companieawhich
are introducing natural gas here will not
offer q premium for q device that will blow
up the city. As sa%gacious business men
their aim will be to conduct their business
with the minimum Of danger and, II pos
sible, with no cost to themselves in the
way OF stoppage in delivery or of suits FOL
damages. More than this they will want
public opinion on their side. They will
not seek, but avoid, friction,
1t is true that there have been disasters
from natural gas. So have there beer
from coal, petroleum, steam, electricity
and water. We cannot look for absolute
safety when we com to utilize any OF th'
great forces Of nature. We msy prefer the
or cart or the carriage to the railroad
train, yet oxen gore and horses kill. Th'
best we can do Is to avail ourselves o
whatever safeguards intelligence, expert
ence and ingenuity may suggest. We are
going 10 use natural gas az certainly as w
now use coal, water, steam and electricity
and 1t will be used with a great care.
The early mishspa in Pittsburgh 9nl
elsewhere are easily explained and easily
provided against. 1t was thought that any
kind OF pipe, put together in any way.
would stand any pressure, 1t cost some
thing to disCover that this Was a mistake.
Now all this Is changed. The best lie con-
sldered the cheapest, in material, work
mauBhip and appliances. No set OF men,
having at stake 80 much as our two COM
psnies have, will reCklessly jeopardize
their interests. Their "enllgbtened sell
tishness" will lead them to protect them
selves and save the community from
danger. This is o reasonable presumption.
II we discover later that we have erred in
this respect, the mistake will not be be-
yond remedy.
It would be particularly unfortunate at
this time to let the impression get abroad
that we are a community OF chronic fault
finders and obsLruCtionistJ, We are invit-
ing capital to come in and make It's home
with uu. The men who compose the ma
tural gas companies are coming as fast as
they can, doing for us what we made no
show Of doing for ourselves. They are
men OF important business connections,
and nothing is more probable than that
through them Investments may be made
here in industrial enterprises. Thus far
they have shown themselves progressive,
liberal.minded business men. We cannot
afford to make a bad impression on them
and through them on other outside capt.
talists.
There Is 30 occasion to DO in a hurry
about this matter Of pressure. Let us get
the pipes in the ground and the gas in the
pipes. II then the companies show a dis.
psitlon to blow themselves up, we can step
in and say firmly that wo do not intend to
be blown up with them.
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envy, under the charge Of The Valuation NM.
opens on the first Monday oil September pe,t ~;
continues ten months.
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Institution GlOFdIng exceptional IdySu,p. !.
the way Of healthIul and delightful %locatio,
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