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ways been leading Democrat, and IS uni
versally honored as patriarch of his sec
ton.
Undoubtedly, our readers will feel sorry
that such man, at the ripe age OF 50, Is
threatened with blindness, and yet there
is the redeeming Joy of admiration for his
calm serenity of mind and soul which en-
abled him in the face Of so great an ap-
preaching calamity, to voice such sublime
sentiments of trust and heavenly devotion,
in so pure and delightful stream OF class
ic language.
This is the noblest type of human hero
ism, and the Rocky Mountain FAIRY al
ways delights in placing into niche Of
fame those who are really great.
For these reasons we could not resist the
temptation to publish this piece OF exalted
thought, which had been published only
for private use BY the hOnored author, to
whom we send this apology for the liberty
we have taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20
AFFLICTED ATLANTA.
An Answer 20 "a Prohibitisnist's" Criti-
cism.

cism.
REILNIRE, o., August 19.-In to-day's
issue | noticed an article in your paper
under the head of Afflicted Atlanta, and
signed by "A ProhibitiOnist, in which he
rrprimandS YOU for writing up IN editorial
in favor of the liquor men and against pro-
hiqitiOn. He seems TO forget entirely that
the REGISTER is always anxious to deal
out Justice. He also says that prohibition
has not been in force long enough in Allan
"a To distinguish its good merits. PrOhl-
bition has no good merits and therefore
cannot distinguish any. 1t In claimed that
We have a free country and personal liber-
tv. Ii looks very much like it when some
people want to tell us that we cannot drink
intoxicants. II We look at it in the right
light, it is a piece of impotence, when they
tell YOU that you shall not drink the liquor.
Is that personal liberty? Is that the kind
of freedom they want i'll this country? II
it is, they can simply make up their mind
that they cannot have il. Whenever pro-
hibition carries il may last for short
time. but it is bound to fail. Look at the
cities and towns where prohibition Is IN
force. Liquor is still sold, and in some
places in larger quantities that before pro-
hibitiOn, and the more some people will
forbid il the more the rest will drink it. /
acknowledge there is good deal OF drunk
euneSs in this country, but there Is . better
and more effective way Of checking IT than
prohibition. Now, will illustrate n fact
which cannot help to show the inconSiSt-
ency of Prohibition. For instance, am
good citizen of q city Or town. l
abide by law and respect right
and Justice, and at the same time | like 4
glass of whisky when feel bad and a glass
of beer occasionally, but do not drink
enough to do any harm. My neighbOr, for
instance, is 2 drunkard and INDUCES too
frequently TO excess. Now, because my
neighbor drinks too much, is that any rea-
son why |, a respectable citizen, shall be
made TO do without it? Why don't they
try and reform the drunkardS, and not try
to stop peaceable man from drinking? 1t
is simply prepOsteFOuS when you think OF
it. We all know that from the beginning
of the world, at Adam and Ewes time, for
hidden fruit always tastes the best, and it
is so to this day, the more YOU forbid a per-
son from drinking intoxicating liquor, the
more he Graves it and Is hound to have it.
Prohibition does certainly hurt the bust
ness interests wherever it is maintained,
and does not lessen the amount of drunk
ards, but increases them, rs Is plainly seen.
30, if these ProhibitiOnists will take
these drunkardS and reform them, one by
one, they will accomplish great deal more
good than by making n political element
and tryingto crush liquor out Of existence,
which they can never do, for it was made
to drink, and if necessary people will go
hundreds of miles for the sake OF getting
it.
4 PEACEABLE DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20
CONGRESS OF TmE IRISH RACE


The new Parliament Of Great Britain as
sembled yesterday and listened to the speech
OF the Queen. But there was nothing said
in thiSS speech about Ireland'S cause.
There WAS also another meeting in pro-
gress yesterday-the meeting Of the Irish
National League at Chicago In this meet
ing it was declared I'VE can have, we will
have no peace until England ceases her
deadly hostility to the friends of freedom
and freedoms isle" and resolutions were
adopted to this effect
There are few gatherings in history like
the meeting OF the sons of Erin ut Chicago.
1t is 4 congress of Celtic race. The an
cient Greeks had their AmphyctiOnic COun-
Gil where the representatives Of the Hell
Ienic race would meet To discuss the affairs
Ofgovernment. There have been gather
ings of the SclavOnian race scattered here
and there over two continents. The Latin
races have had their congresses. But none
of these were like the gathering of the
Irish from different natiOnalitieS to
further the cause OF freedom in
their latherland that has for hundreds Of
years been ground down by tyranny,
Though many of the men in the cOnyen-
ton ut Chicago are American born and
never expect to visit the Emerald Isle, yet
they cherish race pride and sympathy
for those who still remain in their father
land, and this will not let them rest.
What yesterday tranSpired in Chicago
will have greater effect upon the destiny
of the Celtic race than what was done in
Parliament. The firm but conservative
policy embodied in the resolutions will
strengthen the friends of Ireland and dis
arm her enemies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20
a Little Pennsylvania of Their Own.

W. II. Higgins, of Northumberland
county, Pa, is in the city as agent of a
colony of fOrty-three families and 1872 first
class ticket people, besides little children.
who are to come to this coast sometime
the coming winter. These people are all
well-to-dO, most of them being business
men. They want to settle together and
have a little Pennsylvania of their own.
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STATE FAIR.
Low RATES VIA BALTIMORE 4 0HI0'R. r.

TNHETrH ANIMAL ONO STATEFA WILL
| be held on the New Grounds AT Columbus, o.,
on August Both and 3l>t, and September lSt. 2l
and Sd, lS>6 The New Grounds have been hand
SOmely fitted up, and are acknowledged Ia be the
finest in arrangements of any in the country.
Everything New, New Grounds New Build
ingS, New Grand Stand New Track
Premiums. 5000. Races Every Day.
On the above dates the T. Il U. r. r. Co will
sell round trip tickets To columbus at one fare
for the round trip For the accommodation of
the people number of special trains will be run.
For time of special and regular trains see small
bills or call upon or address the agents Of the b.
4 q. K. K. au6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20

ANOTHER crank wants to distinguish
himselfby jumping oflthe Brooklyn bridge.
Tie will make the descent with clamps on
his feet. Ii he would tie an anvil about
his neck he might be a greater success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
First District.

Alta meeting oEthe Democratic Executive Com
mitt9e for the Firt Congressional DiStrictof West
Virginia, held at CiarSsburg July f. 1856 twas
ordered:
That a Convention Of the DemOcratSOi the hrSt
Congressional District Of West Virginia be called
to meet at Clarksburg, West Virginia, on Tuesday
the eth day Of september, l>S6, for the purpose
or nominating candidate for Congress in said
District, and for the transaction OF Nuch o'hcr
business aS may come before the convention; anu
that the several counties in said District Oe re-
oueStei to send the number of delegates follow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20

JAMES G.. BLAINE is soon to intlict
speech ON the people of Maine. The peo-
pie are wondering what direction he will
take. whether he will champion Prohi-
bition, Republicanism OF something else.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20
STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

THIRD DISTRICr-At West Union, SePtember9
FOURTH DIsrRICr-At Sistersyille September t.
al 10 a. -
SIXTH DIsrRrCr-u Huntington, August N, at
10 A. VI.
SEVENTH DIsrRICT At Oceana, Wyoming
county. August 80.
ErGHrH DISrRIcr-At Anderson, September 8,
at I'm.
Ninth DIsrEICT-At Charleston, September ,
TWELFTH DrsrRIcr-At Mooretield. on Thurs
,lay September L..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20
EARM FOR SALE

The subscriber will sell o-,-,
property near the City OF Me- iot AS,,r-
Acres on Big Wheeling Cr,St :''s aLs:p. q s
nom the city. Land very level 'TT.f'era r.
OF Good Fruit; Mater in Every ytt+1f9ge 0'Cs,s
tages and Cold Well waIrr 20 Ted, tao :.
Fences; plenty of Limestone snS a. =, rAlu g.,
out ON The land. purchaser can ~. 'Niys,
jyl3edgh Once. lIGo MAJ, y kWlN, =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20

If the two SANS ever get to Mounds
willie they will nave 4 good many eXplana-
tons TO make before the cause OF religion
can proceed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20
COMMISSIONERS SAIL

C,TATE OF WEST NIhTINIA. ~, -,
= Ohio. City Of Wheeling IN 'L'
Court OF Wheeling.
Is. h. Dnyencr ArgAs'-
W. E,.f
Jas. Rankin and RDler; P1gl'j
and
William &. IIandlan. Eila.h's
traitor Of the estate OF knWh AIirsg'1
J. Jones, deceased, hA.
".
Jas. Rankin aud Robert P0gH" 81. tsHi
Pursuant Ia the authority NsN'L, -, ~
decree made and entered in TIE 81 20
causes on the third day Oi yIr., ~ -
causes were sOi,dalcd IS q leTvt. .-..J az
Tth day Of April. ESQ, the unHr'''
commissioner will sell, on ,..I
SATURDAY. AUGUST 'h -, q
commencing at 10 O'Clock a n. o. 80. =
tion al The front door ui the '0HN igl,-.a
county. West Virginia, in the ~! l,,s, =
the following described real s''A'' -
city. that i to say =. go .f,r,is % ~ -
side Of Market street, ~ 'h' ,y,..f ts.zs-
sforesaid I'm The SECOND ward thet's r(st
al a port sixteen 10 feet iIoith " q ~ ~
said lot l2S: thence with tbf ~, a. 10 ~
street north twenty-five ~ 80 - 81, ' =
10 a post: thence ea-t~an'} s,.;osIa s -,
To a pot: thence sDuih TX vi 80 0,ly'
eat fifty-two on feet To - .lrsu,ssa !.
LOT OF prOund: thence sTl1h 1000
,on uol inChe. 10 a port: thence 49,, ~
hundred and twenty 90 ie't =" ~. ", u %
Lining and beingthc ZANE pTDps''it C-sz5z
eonyeycd IN lanes Rankin y - ~.
sr,asial commissioner, by 49, X e. JA-fy
In and recorded In Deed D'1i d. ~
NJ The land records Of Ohio cGuhi!, :, "a y. =
Sccemd-Al.O another paH Z" 'SSLltaEyy
which Lot l. I'm Hbensber Zair "a IA %,
CITE ~ Wheeling which part % az -,,'gf so
"a aud de.criL1d A. follow: Dtt, ~ 30 -
fanr (p feet east Of the cDfH', =" ;,S ai -,
toS a. Robinson; thence eha r 80 ,.,s q
sons line fOrty-eight 90 httI sl,sywtPsss
alley; thence north along az ,,rss;j III =
Madison street, mo" ieh,se Tenin artn =. -
thence west with The hHe s. 60. 3. ~.
eight (isl feet 10 u POI, lhtil',. a NJ.
NH .aid street .oIth To the par y J. -
and being the same property t,i 'ee55,azjs;,.i
Kankin by q, l.. CraiIner, ~ ~ - r-sr..S
5,~ dsad J,,Iy recorded in the !An''' -,
Ohio 10 s co. 4, Parcel of land .ssi e. -
large brick building; on 'he -
TERM OF sALE-one.thir'hf 2. - . q,
money. and n,G.e II the pniiJ.ne. .bsI -
cash on the day Of sai1; me Jas sre and fSe
i'm two equal instalment W ~; t,,ss thd " ~
from day Of sale. with inter- inter-, ana ~ -
purchaser giving notes t ned mill tbs
the property 70 be relaIsId IN full M
money shall have been ps'd !" X 6. &<
c,ecial Ccrnr ~
v n.rrsb CLERK Of tgs 90
Court OF Wheeling do heteIi .ionsf y.lS
above named special eo COMM by lss ,sss,l
bond and security a. rsYSwls NJ. pAh-1
cree of sale. Ihrosi Couh Of 49,
T Tn, above n sale i. postpone. !, Hp e oed
August a, lssj, cemmeheR G. BAEssos.
aulS sRs.-Sl
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
-
NORTH WHEELING REAL ESI!Ii

10y VIRTUE on TIN II TlluEI1l th.iE
ID I'm them by dpr:rr 81 lBc'ur' t..r q
Ohio county. Wet Virginia. mt,!r "u ... .
day of June. lSSj ia sur M 'haur,n LrH
pending. wherein Clrm'nu' NrN,I. ADtfa
,unplainauts and William shelly aUt f..7af
defendants. the undersigned -p",.s.' uaga.s-
rTS will, oil
MONDAY. ilG, IL 30ih. IssG,
Commencing nj ten ".,ipsk % 90. MI D. IaF
auction, M the front duIf 81 The 'Ir hf- u
Ohio county, West Virginia lu TIE l.r'ar' 20
est bidder, the following r'al "'tIic situate .l -
city of Wheeling that j. {" LAY
Lot numbered six iu the addition {" Nh~a4
laid out by Bushhch aud NrN"b'n ".,'' o.
the rights of Robert MHr.hn. nIi h' t",s'E
mining privileges fuT coal hmIuE 10" @l. w
rrty convened Ia John shelly 10 h'>-i' ~
bridget MillcgHn los dr,I dated NAHh -
and recorded IN deed lrrk nUrbr p ~ J.
i'm the Office of thu CIrfA "i IT, rAh'' '''N '
Ohio county, West NIrRIun, al-i
Lots numbered seven AMI pg'l 10 ".l Do
field AMI MrMrrhcH'- addition Ia 10" a'' '-.
Wheeling. being the same p"i"'l "h
CIcmcncy Shelly aud John shelly NJ w..
Chalfant aud wife 10y deed dal"i f'H'N' -
1915, and recorded IN Nali '''A "'"'' Dbl
book number ~. png" ~. ,.,..-..,.
TERMS OF SALE-Our thru " "" VI.
price. or ~ much more ~ TIE Ii' hA-' nay
la puy. cash in hundUn The daN 90 H' 'I'
i'm two equal inslalImcut- lHya9F -
Twelve months from the day 90 'aIr w
paymcnis bearing Interest fo'n W. ''.
nnd secured Ia the satI.iIrl"uW Va. 80,
"',,,T,f.si,,.,s IINNl- Dkkil't
Lofts : siIfh.
-pFlai IupE!Sfar1
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W. C. BENNETT, Chairman.

Being one for every lUO votes cast Tor No'e'Ho'
Wilson in 1884. and one for each fraction OF 80
and over
W. C. BENNETT, Chairman.
J. '. BLAIR, Secretary.
SECOND DISrEICT-At HeysCr August ., at
AN.
TnrRD DrsrgIcr-At Coal Valley, September l,
at n An.
FOURTH DlsrRIcr-At Point Pleasant, August
81 at 10 A. NJ
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SATURDAY. tho 18th Day Of Jul, ,Ss,

u
commencing At 10 uClu,N a. IA ir -
real estate, Nltuhi" nj HuW Nil, >fs,... ,..
llcmptvld railroad uU sad ,r,, .r,..yr....'
and county, towlt The Point Nail. ,-.--a'
consisting at Hlrut -, a,r,., Of land l,.I. u.
the Lands of {. :. Trrl.. L>.lh ~.
Potter. VIM. liigr> AMI ulh,r, with H..
ing houses Stnr- rs,m urI,l ml. lanI NJ
thcrin, with the water ruN.r., I'D 49,.
uuuccS thvrrUutu h,rumIuu
Each OF said tracts OF land MI. ......
whole ar in parcels tn sui IH.r.ha
TERMS UF ShIr uu, iMrI ~ l.. i...t 90.
money. and ~ much mon. 81, lh, lf-.r'. 80
elect to pay. N cash. ard The n,.r. 10 ,,
equal annual iu'taimru,> With tnlrn,r H.
from the day of sale. Ia o., ,,.uu,! h f..t. ,
trust on the pr"I"rt! '"'L ; JON.
Jvlj Irg.,
The sale Of the 'mm uls,,. ram.I , A.
jOumcd Ia Thursday. The 29lh hn sfJsh Nq
and the sale of the alu,r uaurl it..l ,r.,.-., 7,
adjourned Ia SATURDAY The Slsi hn Of Jgh IVA
sale will take Plac" "u The rrmI-,
JuDc1gi ! JONI Ig,r
The sale of the uln,r property O., sla~,. D.
Ill TIT RSDAN. AlGl~I o. 's~ u. ar-r
bc sold nn the premise, -, % u.D'skar A..
the mill PROPERTY "u iA'p nHiI,''aI -u.,.Ii O.
jyM ; JONI, Irsr
The sale Of tie nlnr IrrIsJ', 3. ale4r,.. 4.
Ill TIT RSDAN, NTISI 49, l,~, IN. ar
lie sold on the premises NJ 10 ",Hs.As d. a.
the mill property "m the rrrm,,., At u..l
y. III. InNi'. I-'.r
an1eOlcigi
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Thursday, the 18th Day of Jul, ,Ss.

commencing at 10 ".cl"rk q N r'0 '' ''N
real estate, Ia wit. The lrar. uf r,nl 80
the waters of Little Wheeling rrrtk IN -
district, IN ohio county known a, ilr ~
farm. bounded 10y the iauj.m, , IT, n =
Ray, jas. II; Me- "nn, / llrn,, AMI d.
and containing ln u,rc>. murr ur l,>, .'-.'
And 10y virtue oi N!,d lr,,i. IvlI.u.,....
auction on the prvul,,, ,u - I's
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SATC RDAN. AIGIST,H

DUIHIIVT, IHE III IU tIVA s mn H.
described property, that Is to >sy. r." ..'5;,
Rink, situate on the corner a. ST. ~ la,.
Market drcets, IN the city Of W. a.:
county. State Of West Virginia ,n, rySv.,as u.l
the fixtures pertaining IhrrUu;I , 49, Az a
nances lhcrcunto belonging ami 1,'' uA!jI-,
OF the ground upon " hirh ,a!I Hi%I W. W, ~
Terms OF sALE-onc.half 81 he r>",s,',-.
money or ~ much morr a. the punbs.,'. f-' -
TO be pasi cash on the day salr AMI a. s!s-s
payable III NX months with lu,,n>, NV, ~, Nj.
M,e. ImT rmtv ,,r;. siTimS III note, oh .,.
deed OF trust given ~ additional ,r.l,' ,,+-o,
jylH u FyyIy
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W. II. HALLER, Auctionc"r.

hereby certify that bond sin go - : /,
been given 10y The said SIsriai '"IiD'.''.'
required by said DEERE ,,r,urrr 90.
July 9th, 1870.
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TRUSTEES SALT
Ohio County Land and NH Pnr,

pY VIRTUE OF \ DEED up mr., ]
ID Assignment, mair Gy William 80. - N.
susanna NJ. CASTOR, hl> W.ir IA ,n, "a 49, a.,
dated on tie III day Of Fr'nlar, Ia TIE
corded In the Office NJ the ,I,r, 80 a. ~
Court of Ohio county " Va. In dr,i 70, ...,
pages so, &c, Will ,cl.atpuhir agr,,'r 80
premises. on ' "'" .. q,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20

eara AMONrH. Agents wants snip v
Sl5 ing articles In The S9ilID etrsis
Iddress Jay BRONsOS'
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FOR SALE.

Valuable City Business Property ,o,v,
The Business Property now o .aa Utica R,r.
4 Chapman No l2l5 Main strs egp 81, Sy VI
Futon. are S' o sSsR dIS for LIZ; deceased
ply TO LOUIS c. STIFF is;Tas a.
jug " 81! Ie kIe1:,., y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20

ENoR sALE-TwELvE us co.-t s0!S'
i MULES. Well broke Cap tnSOD Win,
Enquire Of KAsLEY 4 BR00Es bought ought d. =,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20

ENoR SALE-ONE coon Ca
II Sewing Machine Wagon oNbB,
at Singer 0tlice,N l2lg Marie, ,nce - A. 4,
W. Va. >e' SFCet, NJ
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FoR SALE-THE Tw0.Sron,---.
j. Dwelling, with three lots , .i b.,
southwest corner of South Rross htuatei !, 2
streets. $. T. HILDRyrg 'oa''Tay ana ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-20

Jas. Rankin aud Robert Pogi'. 81. tsr
Pursuant Ia the authority lS'''b, ,,,. -
decree made and entered IN we 90 -. ~
causes on the thIrl day Of JIH., - ,
causes were consolidated - IT, 49, al
7th day Of April, $50, the uh'''''
L .,fn all
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Trustees ofthe Ca pitp|R i
Corner Of Market and Sixteenth a.,
IN the City of Wheelins ''rr'

pl VIRTUE OF 4 DEEn nr rr,.
ID by John K. Handau ana WrtINl>I M
Ian 10 me ~ trustee dated ON ~. az Rs,,
cember, A. b. ISM, and ncnnlri ", - DAY z -
the Clerk of the County Com, ~ q" h tSc usft
W. Va, in deed of Trust nnk n, ' Uale o0sa
80, will sell. AT public auction 49, = Fsr
of the Court HOUSE nf NH, = 80. a. Tie 'r.gl -
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Aert advertisements.

uTANTED FEW MORE ENERGETIC,
w honest men, as statesmen and collectors.
Cali on or address the SINGER MANUFACTURE
ING CO., 1919 Market street. Wheeling, W. Va.
au20aeJqd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-09
TO wholesale Clothing Buyers.

/ take pleasure TO inform you that
nv stock OF FALL AND WINTER clothing
is now ready for the trade, and COM
prises large and varied assortment of
SUNS, OyERCoATs, ULsTERs and PANTS,
of my OWN manufacture, for MEN,
YoUTHs and BOYS. No pains nor iudg-
ment have been spared to made them
as perfect as ANY ever offered. Pur-
chasers desiring 70 lay in their Winter
Goods, will have the advantage Of OBJ
tanning goods adapted for their trade;
select from the largest stock, 1 can al
ways ill in with such sizes they may
need; and best Of all, at a saving of at
least 10 per cent. have also q com
plete line of Hans, Doors ASD,SHoEs,
and GESTs' FURNISHINGS, OF the latest
styles and direct importations from
manufacturers, and sold at lowest
prices. Orders promptly filed.
l.. GOLDBERG,
2O5 and 207 Main Street,
Salt Lake City.
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.nl,s.osi.a aa.,I.u,e E.tlmates.

WASHINGTON, November s.-Professor
Baird, director Of the Smithsonian
Institute, in his annual estimate for the
museum, asks Congress TO appropriate
$3.50, 600 with which to begin the con-
structiou of new building TO flank the
Smithsonian guiding on the west as the
museum tanks it on the east. This
sum will carry 70 completion the front
and one wing of the new building, and
another nearly equal sum will probably
be required to finish the structure. II
the proposed Worlds Exposition in
1892, the project Of which is under con-
sider1tion 'Sy a committee OF Congress,
meets with approval, the money devoted
10 the construction of the new building,
il is said. will be a contribution of so
much toward the necessary outlay for
that exposition. But in any event, the
new structure is held to be an immediate
and pressing necessity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-09
PenitentiAry Prospects

WASHINGTON, November s.-The COM
mission appointed to report on the mat
ter Of 3 new penitentiary at Salt Lake
City, for which Congress made an ap-
preparation of $4,000. has sent its opin-
ion 70 the Secretary OF the Interior. 1t
suggests that an addition be made 10
the present building. The plans and
specifications are now being considered
by the Secretary with q view to select
ing the best
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A Jealous Jap.

SAX FRANCISCO, November S.-RSrly
last evening Mrs. Annie Ysnagisawa
keeper Of Japanese boarding house al
COZ Clay Street, was shot and killed by
KonomiShi Hsgashi, jealous suitOr.
The murdered woman, who was very
pretty, had been deserted by her hus-
band. Since his desertion she has had
many suicors, among whom was Hag
ashi, by occupation q waiter, who
thought he was not receiving enough
attention. Hagashi surrendered him
self 1t the police station, and was
charged With murder. He is about IS
years old, the same age as his victim.
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Areh.r, the JOCKEY, suieIde..

LoEDoE, November Sired Archer
the celebrated jockey, is dead.
Archer's death was the result Of q
pistol shot wound. inflicted by himself,
while in a delirium, resulting from
fever. Ii is reported that he was III
with typhoid fever. The first SYM
toms of the disease appeared on Thur
day, after he had been present at the
LewesEaces. When il became evident
that bis illness was likely 10 be serious,
he Was taken to his sisters house, at
Newmarket. He rapidly grew worse
and bad been in a raging fever since
yesterday morning. He was left alone
for a few minutes and his attendant,
shortly after leaving the sick room
heard two pistol shots. He hurried
back and found Archer dying. having
shot himself with q revolver.
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lett. OF the stesmer Oinoek, at this
port. from New York, reporis that at
1897 m. yesterday, he saw the United
StRss cutter ManRGEdn, which was re
ortcd founded of Kew Haven yester-
day, passing through Stun Cut all
right.
SREKsPoIsT. L. Z, November s.-The
revenue cutter EGEhGttGn arrived here
yesterday afternoon, and will leave to-
day on cruise.
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