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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
TIE COMEDY OF ERRORS -
A Magnificent Production Ct Shakes
peare's Great Farce.

A magnificent Production Ct Shakes
peare's Great Farce.
Sanding room only greeted Messra.
Robson and Crane at the Opera House
last enjng. THE Come3y OF E:roro was
presented by their splendid company in q
manner never before approached in this
c;t7, and IRON frat to last the audience
manifested its approval by rounds Q! aP'
plause. TIE caste was as follows
solinus Duke OF EphesuS. c. II. Eege
Egeon, al aged Merchant Of Hyra- - u,u,or,
nas D. hHh.OLu
Antuho.us OF Ephcsus, twin brother
L. AniiphOlus OF cyraCusr, but un-
known 10 lin, aud son TO .ESton H..
and 1mila......... -. NJ. Wm harf
D,omio OF kphesus. William II. Crane
Auliph, lus OF Syracuse. twin brother
t. Antipho'us Of fpHesu5r but un-
Known 10 him, and son % .hgeon
and .Emtia.............. Mr.. clarence li4uu!si'
Nncp O. e goldsmith MIR. Harry lRnGhoL
R,I7lalar. a merchant, ........Mr william uaworth
Dr.. Pinch, sch9olmester 23d G99s,4t- G99s, y y,rr.
Og;c- ..........,.Mr George Clar'
e, - ...,,,..,....... Gr;uude HcGN
Adriana wife to AnuPhous Of trEes IS ,.. r....,,
..... .,................ Hiss ,reua irtiEl
L. daoa her tisrer........... Hiss ha'e N y"ih'F!
TaIyue, the cSnns beauty o; Ephe;sas p..oo,l.
.Tmiiis, vile to .Egeon, an &hses; Of r..-r..
F,Irs,5 .......,..NiS, AHu!s Douglas
Erotlqrella co0s . ...... ...... Mr.. ADua Wal
/ O. the success achieved by TIE twc
"Drom;os,' it would be suPertinous it
speak. Their every appearance WAS th'
sigma for laughter ond applause, ana a
the c'ose Of the second hct they we're en-
thusiasticallg called before the curtain
Messrs. William Harris and Clarence
Foudyside as "AulipholQs Of EPhesus
and "Aotipholus Of Syracuse sons
{" Freon.' we're al! that cOG'd be asked
their acting al times SURPRISING taa! usual
" ecen on the Opera House stage. MI
Charles 4. Haptord's conception OF tn
role of .E.eou' the Syracusian merchant
was d fac piece Of work, the rendition o
the opening dialogue with the Duke.
where he describes the ehipTreck and nl
separation from = lie aud children, be'n
especially well done.
At the beginning OF the second act, tn
scene being in the house Of "Phryne tn
ballet CANE on, introduced By Cupid an
for lev moments the stage presented
GORGEOUS scene. The females wera t6eI.
IN Tunbr ard ikeir evolut!ous we're watc!
"a with admiration By the audience.
TIE costuming of the play throuGhov
: was remarkably Ane, and the general {
feet was at oil times satisfactory.
The lsrge audience contained many vi
i,ors from ont of town, some coming fro
! % iay as Wellsburg aud MoundsviIIe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
ORANGE GROWERS DISCOURAGED.
Serious Aspect OF Affairs in Florida
Twenty Per Cent Charged for Loans

Serious Aspect OF Affairs in Florida
Twenty Per Cent Charged for Loans
CHICAGO, January ia Daily News
special from Washington, says: Frank K
HolTugworth, Of Chicago, reached the
CITY 10 de- etters q visit OF several weeks IN
Florida. he ssys me condition OF affairs
here ia very discoursg,ng The loss t.
The orsuye crop from tbs reoeGt sod Sua?
will no; fall short of 81 100000. The pr'n-
-;n.I lcss is in the destruction Of the yoaaE
rrsss. 50 rer cen, Of which ore ruinsd
Tbess trees, ia many cases FIVE years o.t,
were too young 70 Gear . crop. and the
time snd labor spent TO bring them . t7H'
.tArs o! development Is entirely toro N
sway. Many persons who had invested
ftti- means in the planting O. orgA7gf
rresg hare grown discouraged and are pre-
nari,g 10 leave the State. Mr. Ho.hnS
To,rh saws that owing 10 the stringency o.
the monsg market Is aud 20 per csot i'
Ming charged by By the bankers and o'neT;
io- short loans, snd in some instances 'A'
h. reached rs high IS Il per cent per al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
THE CIGAR LOCKOUT.

En,ploye. Of Fifteen of the -lNt'sn SN1'
tories Locked out :,
Ngw YoRy. January l9.-At . 0ciock
This afternoon the employees Of fifteen Of
tina sixteen factories Of the Cigar Man
,,F,,..I-srs ~ Association were told there
w. 40 more in stock. The men gathered
10 their tools and belongings %na P''z.t5
Ii, the shops. The lock'o0t W"s
5.gr, Tha sixteenth firm OF
he ASSOCIATION is Hir5ch \ 60
,vb, will confer at II a m. to.mCFrow with
their men and doubtless adjust prices 10
suit Two hundred men vii! thus oe
SD lockout. 4 boycott
rhr5r.hout the United States Vii,
at cnce 90 into effect against the goouS u
the fvns locking out their men. ,
+ is said tonight that the Knights o.
Ls5o- Rave lsyied 81 per head on !eaca
member for the supper; Of striking cigar
rakeGs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
QUIETLY BURlSG
Miss Katherine Lee BayRrd Inferred at
Wilmington.

Mis-, Katherine Lee Bayard Inferred at
Wilmington.
WILMINGTON, DEL, January l9-With
the bleak and dismal rain turaiDg the
lingering snow on the graves st Old
Swedss, church into repulsive slush, the last
prayers we're said this afternoon over the
mortal remains Of Miss Katherine Lee
Bayard. The wretched weather tended 10
keep down the throUg, bat there was
enough of it to crowd the Antique Church
until ingress or egress was impossible.
Among the many present were Secretaries
Whitney and Endicott, Col. Lamont, Hon.
Wade Hampton, Senator Gray, Governor
S;ccklsy, Secretary OF State W. +. Cam
sew and his brother John, Private Secre,
targs Bryan and McFee Judge Wales, and
many others.
Secretary Bsyard with his eldest surviv,
;py daughter, Mrs Mathew Warren lean.
ipg on his arm, followed by DR.. and Mrs.
Name. the Secretarys sister and Mr. Bay
ards sons Thomas F. and Phillip. The
services began at ? clock with the hymn
Jesus is risen from the Dead Ihe
chanting Of the htany aud the reading OF
he last thirty.three yersea Of lst Corinth,
isas ". BY Rev. Charles Beck, another
bymu. the apostles creed and
nrayer followed, after which the Rev. DR..
Martin, rector OF Trinity parish, led the
,ad procession to the grave, reciuug the
lords of the burial service: II am tie re-
srrrection and thel lite. The casket was then
slowly lowered TO it's place in the family
ysul., At the head Of the tomb stood See,
,-r,.y BAyard, his daughters, sons AID
ser. gazing long and hngering'y
u7on the flower csnopied coffin, while
b, The cot we're grouped Senator Gray
% Az. ..t-rs near to the family, with quiver,
H.. los Mr Bayard ct length turned
...m The open grave aud the sad rites
we're over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
CRUEL DESERTI0N,
A Prominent Pennsylvania Skips
With His Wife's Cash And
MARRIES AN ILLEGlTIMATE CHILD
Of West Virginia. Justice 0vertakes
the Truant Lord---A Strong
Case.
Special 10 the REGISTER.

PAREERsBURG, January l9 Our neigh
boring county Of Peasants furnishes q
sensational item, the facts Of which are
about as follows: During the year 1916
one Il. L. Lindsey, of Westmoraland coun-
ty, Pa, young man Of good habits, ana
who stood we'll in the community, (his
father being recognized as one Of the most
respected and well-to do farmers of the
county, was united in marriage to Miss
Callie Ashmsn, handsome and popular
member Of the social circle For several
years all went we'll with the happy couple
and the family circle was enlarged By the
addition of four bright intelligent children.
Lindsey was a soldier in the late
war, lnl ia consequence OF an
honorable wouLd received in the battle ot
Fredericksburg lwEere he as tha gallant
standard bearer Of his regiment carried the
colors until from loss Of blood be fell ex.
hsusted with Lis face to the enemy he
now receives quarterly psnsIon. About
two year5 ago h:s vile, through the death
of relative, came into possession Of
FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS.
With all the confidence that q wife ought
TO repose in her husbA, d, Mrs Lindsey en-
trusted the money to hcr huabsud. With
the ostensiDls purpose Of looking up some
profitable Investment, the unlaithtul part.
ner left home. taking the cIsh with him.
The husbands absence grew from days
into weeks and mon.hs'a the grief
stricken wife lamentgd her trusnt lord as
lost. She npent all the little she had left
in vain search, and all proved frutlcss un-
i'll during the las. few days when she learned
that Lindsey is a citizen of Peasants coun.
ty, living in Union district, where he in
1885 wo0ed ana won Miss Adams, an Is
year old charmer, alleged the illegi;imate
daughter Of Miss Beck Adams, OF Union
district. The girl now
MRS. Lindsey 40. no
is said to be good.looking and volupluous
brunette with ordinary intelligence and
bu. little education. Lindsey has been en-.
gagged in farming and living pretty we'll,
while his poor wife, with helpless child
rem, was daily struggling FOR the common
necssaries OF life having been SO reduced
in circumstances that she wna compelled
to make her living at the wash tub
Last night her attorney in Pleasants
comfy, Col d. D. Johnston, made atiida-
Wit before c. P. Barker, j. p. Of Union dis
trict, and Lindsey was arrested aud taken to
St. Marys, where hearing was had be.
fore Justice Barrow. The accused was held
to answer indictment and in default went
to jail. StHtes Attorney A. n. Campbell,
who represented the State in the eZsmina-
ton, informs the REGISTER correspondent
that the e7idonce against the accused ia
undeniable and Of the strongest character,
and that thia descipls OF Brigham fouugi is
on fair road for the penitentiarv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
"So Physic, Sir, la Mine

a coed story cones from boys board
ing school in Jersey The diet wac me-
notanous and constipsriGg, and the learned
Principal decided TO introduce come old
style physic in the apple sauce, and avail
the happy results One bright lsd, tht
smsrtest in tchool, discovered the secre
mine il his sauce, and pushing back hi
plate, shouted to the pedssoras, "NC
physic, sir, in nina. Ny dad told me t.
nae nothin' but DR.. Pierce's 'Pleassn
Purgstive Pellets, ard they sre doinl
their duty like a charm" They are anti
bilious, and purely vegetable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
BEiDG EPORT,
very good

1t has been reported that there will be q
wedding in the near future at West Bridge
port. The parry supposed to be the groom
has been thin king of purchasing farm,
and will probably sEter The wedding take
his new bride to the country, and they
together engage in agricultural pursuits.
Nr. Jas. Dixon and Mr.. Griffith, Of
Beallsville, o were in town on legal busi
ness yesterday.
James McConnsushy ia lad up with
dropsy.
Vii! l. Cook is convalescent.
Alfred Chippe IS again able to De out,
after q long spell 0! typhoid fever.
Yesterday Nis5 Lizzie Davis was riding
O horse down the hill near the West End
school house when the animal slipped and
co!liding with telegraph pole injured the
lady severely.
Mr.. Louis Cook ia again able to De out.
Myles earns is the possessor Of sprin-
nirg.wheel brought from Scotland by his
great grandmother over one hundred years
ago
Robson aid Crane nearly depopulsted
our town Inst night.
Mrs. Levi Henry died OF cid ge yester
day morning at o'clock. She will be
buried from the residence Of lou Martin
to.moIro0. The interment takes place in
Weeks Cemetery.
AlIer Tie regular meeting Of Bridgeport
/ Lodge No. III, 4. +. and Il. u, Monday
night, an im2romp'u reception Ees held a.
The Sherman House. DR.. Harrison, ot
( CaGil, Sam Barclay, OF Wheeling, and N
/ Y. Smith, Of Pi.tsburg, were guests on thi;
occasion
Mrs. E p. Rhodes is seriously i'll.
/ Wm. BridenstsiH, OF Bellaire, was il
town yesterday.
/ The Union cornst band concert take
place to night.
The Leiderkrants dance is postponed
till next Tuesday night.
Frank Ferrell has purchased Jane
Hockinburry saloon.
Miss Emma Kimberly, Of Sharon, Pa
is the guest Of Mrs. ". c, Deems.
Miss Annie Fulton, OF Wheeling, ia To
guest Of her sister. Mrs Martha O'Nesll.
Mr.. Thomas Coman and Martin Gift
of Bellaire, are the guests Of Mr. Nolan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
WELLSBuRG.
The wsll-burE Gas ComPany's Ne" wen
Local News Personal.
S,geitI 10 ne R.gi-GsT.

Local News s-Personas
Spscidl 70 ne Register.
WglLsBrRc. January l9.-Cap.. Oskes
LET, his boa at Cincinnati and arrived
here Yesterday. where he will probably re-
main some time.
The Wellsburg Gas Company nave .
nav well bored nearly to the Grst gas sand
Tbev are now at work casing 1t and expect
70 case il two hundred feet deeper than
spy Of the preceding wells With, the nope
,Ea. thew win exclude hs water which has
n-ovsd 80 injurious to oilers "ntu
LING Ia commenced again II
viii be continued several hundred 'TSS
sss7sr than in anv other veil in order ;r, 10
.a,cb the second aud third sand Inc Inc
azDe1se Incurred in sinking the well ai,e'
the frsf s.nd ia reached will be psid o'n'
" by the Wellsburg Gas Company j ang
s9ne priyate parties in the town interested
in o.hsr wells in this locality. The oojee'
ia 10 make a test we'll out OF II. e..
4 man named Dawson, who WorAs "a "a
tie Riverside glass factory, bss inyen'el
quite 3 valuable mschine with whlSa ne
puts on lamp collars without us'ng PIss's, u,
of Paris II ia decided improvement 3;
much Of the danger Of lamp EXPLOSIONS Il
averted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
WASHINGTON NFWS.
i DEMOCRATIC CACCJs.

WASHINGTON, d. C., January l9.-
Democratic Senator's he'd two hours
caucus this afternoon TO compare views
with regard to the anticipated issu' be,
tween the Seus:e and tho Administration
over the matter Of Information aOou,
removals. Senators Harris, Msxsy ard
Vest as COMMITTEES appointed
last week by Mr.. Beck, the chairman OF
the caucus, 10 consult with the President
and the members Of his Cabinet about the
matter, made their report stating the in
dividual views Of the mem
bers Of the administration, but
outlining no definite policy or plan Of &C
lion. Individuals freely expressed their
iudiyidusl opinion, but no motion was
made and nothing occurred 70
indicate in any way the opinion Of ma
Iority Finally a suggestion was msde th.Ht
the subject be further discussed after the
Republican position hsd been more clearly
developed. and the caucus adjourned sub
iec. to the call of the chairman, With the
understanding that it should be called
very soon, possibly to morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
a Negro Girls Awful Crime.

CHILMcornE, Mo, January l9-It has
lust come to light tha G colored girl, l3
years Of age, nsAed Mile Ashby, residing
in the northwest part Of the city, gave
birth to @ full grown male child last Thurs
day which she threw into the stove on q
he'd OF red hot Goals and roasted the infant
&c o crisp Il was discovered, however, be-
fore it was ontiEely CONSUMED and what re,
msined oft ~as buried in the raar end o!
the lot. The case is beirg investigated
nv the Coroner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
STABAT MATER,
4 arsnd Musical Event at the Opera
House Next Monday.

The concert 10 be given ct the Opera
House next Monday night under the dlrec-
ton OF Signor D'Auria, promises to be one
Of the finest musical events ever occurring
in Wheeling. Prof Hermann Scbockey,
Mrs. Whitaker, Miss Logan and others VIII
take part in the concert, which composes
the first part OF the entertainment
Madame D Auria will make her Frat ap,'
pesrance before Wheeling audience, snG
this alone is looked forward 10 with much
pleasurable anticipation BY aiI lovers OF
music. y,
The second part of the programme VIII
consist Of Rossin,'s opera Stabat Mater IN II;
which large number Of local singers will
take part. This will undoubtedly be tine,
es the choruses have received the hne5;
training and the solo parts Will ee wei
taken. But the fact thst signor d Aura
is managing the affair is sufficient assaf
apce that il will be q grand success oo'f
artistically and financially
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
ON THE OHIO.
An Epitome OF Rozs Corrs...s- .hS
Boats and Dohtn.so.

Boats and Dohtnsso.
The marks last evening indicated 10 feet
4 inches and rising.
The marks at Pittsburg lsst night we're
feet 6 inches and rising.
The steamer Ark, which was crowded
ashore at Grape Island by the ice, and
whose tow was in very bad condition,
has been worked off successfully and is
now safely tied up
The towboats Enterprise and Belle Nc.
Gowan with their fleets OF omp'ies are
safely laid upin the ice harbor opposite St.
harys, which they reached just 10 tine to
escape danger ard tronble.
The following passenger ard tow boats
found ssfe harbor st the mouth Of the
Ksnawha river from the heavy ice in the
Ohio: Andes D. ". Woodward, Iron
Age, Ella leymsn, James Taylor, Charles
Mcdonald, Annie | Nail City, George ".
Stone c, 4. Hill, Huuuipg Bird and
, Inell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
"Clio.''

Ses.s for this great spectacular drama
vii be put on ssle at Bsumer 5 this mora
ing. snd they will meet with heavy de-
msnd.
The New York SUP SAYS Of the play:
"A thing to praise without reserye was
scene in which an earthquake tqmbled the
interior OF palace into ruins. The singh,
= architecture became heap OF debris
in q moment, making picture when
at once astouished and delighted every one
who saw it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

syss f1aa'y The House
s,.,.. IN .-a appointed to in.
-.--.-. o. bribery against four
-,.-t-.. @'1'a that they had &C.
..s .o,- 'or Senator Payne
st-t % .-.2E mis- evening aud de,
a,.....- Id. 10 ,aoFolgh inquiry, aud il
s..... -E'eri the slope Of the in
N, ass for further authority
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

WnKEsUAERE, Pa, January l9.-Sen:
sationsl reE orts regarding the enton bed
miners in slope No. l Of the NanticOke
mines are being sent from here, but there
is no truth in them. The unfortunate men
remain imprisoned in the dismal cham
hers and beyond doubt all are dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
aOEsFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE,
Assists Mental Labor.

Prof Adolph OFT, New York, snJs Of
the Acid Phosphate: 81 have been enabled
to devote myself TO hard mental labor
from shortly after breakfast till late hour
in the evening without experiencing the
slightest relaxation, and I would DOT row
at any rate dispense with it,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
Gnrmnn,s Big Majority.

/ AyyAPoLIs, Nd, January l9.-The vote
for United States Senator in the Legisla'
tpra today resulted: Ssnate-Gotman
. CDsmD q, Louis E. McComss rep } 4;
f, Honse-Gormau 79, McConas 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
Change in Banking Circles
SOsolal % ihs Re9Jl

BrCEuAxxoS. W. Va, January lS-D',
G. A. Newhu and Levi Lemsn have 500
their interest in the Buckhannon bank 10
R E. Hudkins. The banking business
vii be continued under the old name.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
A Rabbit Foors Fortune to TSn Ladie.

a IsaDDIt FUOIs FOTIULt 10 T !" q LHIIes.
Mrs. N. a. Nagle is widow lady who
resides on South and Tennessee sts., ia
South Memphis Near her lives Mrs. Chas.
Knel, the wife Of an industrious Swede,
now with the Memphis and Kansas City
R. Il. II has been their custom to par-
chase together fractional tickets in The
Louisiana State Lottery. Mr.. Knell said
he had in bic pocket rsbbitfoot he had
cut in Kansas, and it would bring luck if
he Was allowed to buy the tickets. They
gave him SOC. each, and be purchased q
one-tenth ticket, and nailed the rabbits
foot to the wsl ard wrote tie number of
the ticket, which Was 69,255, and it drew
ons-tenth Of the Capital Prize Of s. ,OC0
Memphis Tenn J Avalanche, Dec ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
OxEof Ballimore's foren oct commission

OyEo Baltimore foreno ost commission
merchants, Mr.. W. Edwin Chipcbsse tof
Chipchsse Bros writes; i few days
since spraiDed my left foot, the pain was
so severe thst l could hardly walk at al
saw your Salvation Oil advertised, so de-
termined to give it square trial A few
applications relieved me entirely and my
foot is now ss strong as ever. For the
relief and cure Of sprains and inAamma,
tion regard it az preparation Of g:est
merit,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20

The President to-day approved the &C
legsliziny the election OF the legislative
assembly o. Wyoming.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-10
Tried for BlGsphemy.

Charles B. Reynolds, author of a
book called "Blasphemy and the Bible, ,"
will be tried on the 18th of next Janu-
ary, at MOrristown, New Jersey, for
blasphemy. The New York Star saws
" it is the first prosecution for bias
phemy that has occurred in this coun-
try for fifty years." The Star is mis-
taken. At the May term of the circuit
court for Talbot county, Nd, in 1881,
J. Frank Bateman, Esq, States Attor-
ney for Talbot county, prosecuted and
convicted one Chas. H. Leach for bias
phemy, and he was fined $50 and costs,
and to stand committed until the fine
and costs were paid. Mr.. Leach was
defended by Hon. Charles H. Gibson,
the present member of Congress for the
First district of Maryland .-EdstOn Star.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-10
WHOLE NO. 1858.
Anagranns.

A good game for evenings. for the
elders as well as the young folks. is
anagrams." To play it YOU need a
set OF letters on card board. The game
IS simply to pick out the letters which
make some word, mix them up. and
give them to your neighbOr, who is to
puzzle out the word and he also
should give one to you. The words
should not be too long; the best fun is
10 puzzle others with word of six or
seven letters. 1t is said that Lord
IB9eacontield an Queen Victoria used to
Hghten the cares of State by an occa-
sional game of "anagrams - and it is
also said that the prime minister gave
Ine queen a word of eight letters over
Which she puzzled vainly for weeks. If
you want to try it, take the letters
which make at barley" and make
them into one word,-a good. plain
English wOrd,-no "catch' about If.
We add list, of which each makes
one wOrk-and in most cases the word
winch they make has some sort of simi-
IIarlty OF meaning TO the phrase given.
For instance, moon starer'' makes
astronomer" The publishers say
that they will send a copy of the Home
weekly for year to each person who
Will send correct anagramsl forrthe
whole list below; but we have notion
that it won't increase the circulation
much. 1t takes a pretty bright person
to make them out-especially the long
ones. The answers will be given in a
future number.
Ten cOOns in. tar.
Into my arm.
l hire parsons.
It's in charity.
To love ruin.
There we sat.
Nine thumps.
Real fun.
Great helps.
Moon starer.
Gilt trash.
Good as Il clue.
A nice pet.
To run at men.
Made moral.
Guess then our sin.
l sent love-
Smyrna times., 1886-11-10
Revival of Know-Nothingism.

Chicago, October 3Oh.-The Daiyv
NelOs says: There exists in Chicago
two societies which are the outgrowth
OF the KnOw-Nothing' political party.
They are the Patriotic SOns'of America
and the United Order of IDENTITIES
Ihey aim to promote the election of
natlve-born Americans to Offices and
opposes foreign interference with State
interests. Both orders urge that every
alien shall remain here twentv-one
years before being permitted to vote !;
that the American shall be preferred to
the foreigner for such Offices AS are in
the gift of the people. The main
OBJECT, IN short, is to prevent the cleo
tlon to political Office of all foreigners.
Both orders confer degrees and enioin
secrecy upon their members. who are
sworn not to vote for any foreign-born
candidate for Office. There are nine
camps of the Sons of America in Chica-
go, claiming O membership Of about
LOCO men, and several councils of the
United Order of Deputies, who. bv
means OF circulars, are endeayoring to
work up feeling against foreign-bor
candidates. They have issued circu-
lars on which are printed the Demo
cratic, Republican and Union Labor
tickets. Each candidates. name is
marked with peculiar sign, and mem
6ers of the order have q key which
shows them whether the candidate is
an enemy, sympathizer with the
enemy, member or friend"