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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-05
NnTR9.

Tho fact THAT pure SOAP oil fine quality
Ia really the best cosmetic, has gained
ground among all Glasses and this must BIZ
tho true reason why there is such IN ex.
trGordinary demand for Pears, the great
Engliah complexion Roap. Endorsed by
Sir Erssmus Wilson In the medical pro:
Iession and Moe Patti, Mrs, LRngtty and
others in The world Of beauty, lie merit ia
on firm basis, while az toilet article 1t
Is not expensive since 1t washes away very
slowly. The highly perfumed, which Ia
perfectly exquisite, Is Of course higher
priced but not more beneficial than the
unecented thst ia sold q! moderate cost.
Refined looking holiday cards are Of fine
gauzs elk painted aud placed on rough
edge card OF the same eiSs, the two attach
ed hy a ribbon bow. HookH come to hang
up these pretty devices. Imitation metal
frames are slso very fashionable this Sea-
,on for cards and others fold and unfold
in ian.like shape. The use Of satin Is not
abandoned and sRLin banners painted
have proved very popular. Satin book.
marks sre souvenirs at one time useful
and attractive.
Expensive toys give evidence Of New
York's eItravsgance. Automaton figures
90 through quite elahntate pantomine
SHOVE. Barking dogs alternately look out
Of and retire within their kennels; double
faced dolls laugh or cry, according 40 spe.
CiaI wires are touched; monkeys smoke
cigars; Cinnamon fan themselves, or Buff
faio Bill, with horses, Indians and COW.
boys, perform strange evolulions and
mock fights. Birds spread their wings or
tails and fly about with criea; bears are
Round up TO walk or fight; Ere engtnea
puff and rush along, drawn by homes or
boats, amuse young onlookers by tests OF
navigation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-05

E0R DODGERS
~ AND SHAti. hAhL RfLLs.
Go " thu INTEL IGgGCER JOB RpiN- NO
u ana q Fourteenth street Whero 700 can 10 AZ.
com nndltod II ahori notiSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-05
RAILROADS

OH1o RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIxE
~ nbl0 taking enect SUNDAY, DEC. Is, 1887,
PSSseneer tain Win run ~ fofoWB-Cental time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-05

Liberty aud Law-EVeniuE Fabrics-rhe
TOust-ChEiStmRs Cards RBd TOSs-TwsItth
MIGHT pnrtinn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30

g8idita erihien faum cine eiuatge odtungs7
tDert6e 6rau ober Sungfralt am Stimmf0z
iten Die Oaielbit abge9ebenen Wei6erfttmz
men farten burd Sic Yanf bon ntebr ooer
miltOer Derrufenen Srauen5immern.
Selbit niele entidieDene Gen1perenafralen
in &anias Derl0md6en bas Trauenitilnm7
redt, oDglei6 es Die Staatsgeiebge0ung
bauptid6li6 3ur SOroerung Der Hrobibt7
tionsiabe ein9efiibrt bat. Sbr peiblidler
gait itraubt ii6 segeu 9tusiibun8 Oieies
GsdteS.
@eraoe 10 miirbe es in allen an6ereu
Staaten ser Union geDen, penn es ben
Meiberre6tlerilnen baieIbit geldnge, ebelrz
falls bus Trauenitimmredt ein3ufiRren.
9dS peibltde Iaftz unb 3artgefitDI lit BENIN
bod lelb1t inter ben etngeboreuen Srauen
bon ben e~tn9etpanberten, bon Oelten Die
Observation-Disclosures nod tpeniger 81 ertpar7
ten babeu, gar nidt 3u ipreden Elm uner7
i6iitterlt6es 8oQtperf gegen Die 9taieretet
elmer @aoD ,Stanton uno ibrer Oettndr@
rinnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
sin bon. 8eree berunter.

SIN Der gelQnnmten oemofratti6en qartet
tpagte 51leBt MIR NOD eth @tn5t9er Dem
8rGiioe1ten Glenelanb 6etreffs Der ndd)lten
Be M 0 fratt i6enB rGitOenti@ aftSz
fanDtoatur Gpncurren5 gu MAIDEN,
mdmli6 Der fGbtge, aber darafterlole un6
our6 un0 oHr0 0en1agogii6e 0ouDer@
neur. 0apib Bennett Sill BON
See Norf. 0o6 jebt i6eint CT ben
Wttt6eiperb tpoblnetSIi6 gang aufgegeben gu
baben.
Ser Steg, pel9en SIN Dor einigen
Moden inn be1nofratti6en StaatScomite
bon gtetp g)orf iiber Glenelan6 errarg, oDer
eri6Iid, bat it6 als cine bo6Ie 9tuB ertpiee
len. Ginen flet1en 8ubm unterbtelt ieoo6
Sin bis in bic leBten Gage melt 1b BON Stem
Sort, 3u Smabu IN 9tebraSfa, no elm eng
lii6es Demofrattl0es 8latt Jidtne1ls Demo-
GRAFT an ser SptBe Der 2eitartttelipalten ben
9tduen 9apib .. Sill als ben beS Oemofraz
tti9en 8rGitbentl daftsfanotoaten altfgez
pflon3t Bate. SSeBt aber bat bic 9teOattion
Die Sill SABINE einge3p9en, na66em Sill tbr
erflGrt bate, baB er tein YrditDettl0aftsz
fanoioat me6r lei, IDnDerr, men1t man eS
mItnl6e, fid Oil Die SptBe Der QbgeianOten
Der Democratic bes Sta1teS Seem sort gum
0en1ofrottiden Acknowledgement ltelen rll0
auf Dieiem inn g&dt1en Der SEEM Oorfer 0ez
mofratie bic gSteoeraufIteuung GleDelano'S
beal1tragen tperbe.
Seine iebige Selbitberletgnung mag benz
8ouperneur Sill Ie6r erleidtert tporDel1 lett1
bur6 Die bon benz Senat Der Seem 2)orfer
StaatSgeieBgebuug angeoronete uno IeBt por
it6 gebenoe ltnterIu6ung Der GDntraftar>
beiten an Dem groBen Wallerteitungsbau Der
Sta0t yfetp Oorf. 9et1n tpenn AUDI in
6teier llnteriu6ung feH1 btrefter 8etpeiS fir
l6lecbte 0anolungen 6in's gefilbrt noroelt
lit, 10 ergab it1 bod, 6aB Sill ben corrllp1
ten @ommiiidr fir 0ffentli6e @rbetten Der
Stabt Stem yprf, GoIin W. Squtre, tpelz
der ieit6er Ourb ben beribmten Sngenteur,
@erteral Netnton, eriebt tooroen TT, anfd18@
lt6 geget1 cine llnteriu6ung 51 oeder lllGte.
l1nb ebe1io lit ertpteielt, oaB @ouperneur
Sill BET iei,ter erfolgreitbenW jeoerbetperbul19
I'm bas gtep g)orfer @oucerneurSamt, III
beiien 8eftb er bis gum l. Sanuar 1889
bleiben miro, fit letne SabIfelb5ugSfaiie
betrG6tlt6e Sumnten BON etnem Sting BON
gontraftoren oe11el6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
besoqen bate, beilen reolt6e 8eauflt6ttgu1g
nit ILL ieinen 9fliGten geb0rt.
Sill ipar cine Belt lang Der 2teblt19 oerz
%ient9en 0ernofraten, pelde it6 gegen 4rd7
iibent gIepelaro besbalb perl9nupft fii6lz
ten, neil bieier BET 8ergebung Der 9lemter
nt6t bon &nfang an na6 benz @rrn0labe
.6em Sieger 9eD6rt Die 8eute" geballbelt
bate. 9o6 in 6olse bes @ifers, lpomit
Der BrditDent leitber republtfdnti6e 8eamte
bur6 (n0gli6it gute) oemofrattl6e eriebte,
bat lt6 iene 8eri0nupfung Gelegt.
Inter ben obeu 9el0iloerten um1tGr1oe1
mar es BON Sill alerDtngS bas @eiheutette,
aus ieiner einianen &an0ioatenbobe berab>
3uiteigen IN Die @bene Su ben WtiQtonen
bemOfratii6er GleDelanbz 5reunbe. 9aB er
unter bieien balb elmer Der lauteiten iein
mtro, berite6t it6 bon iel6it.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
Gife1tbauNsSteMM.

cSn ietnem ungereGten Sample 9eget Die
GuincU : @iierlbabn gei6lage1, iu6t Der
vSruberbut0" (0er 2pcomottDfiibrer uto
0eiSer) 6iilfe beim 8unbes7 GongreB. @s
fiuDen ii0 in bteiem tmn1er einiqe 9emaz
gogen, Deneu jeoer Sober gum Nngeln BON
Stimmen tpiIfommen lit. 0on iol6en lit
Elm 8ori6lag alsgeqangen, Ser, unter benz
g 6etne Der unprecedented, Die GtIene
babn@8 ertpaltungeu Dem 8elieben tbrer tptz
0eripdniti9en GeOieniteten p~reisseben iou.
9tdmli6 10:
0ur6 8unbeS9eieb ioll sen G%iienbabnen
Die @rfiiQltng ibrer Bft6ten alS 0ffentli6e
0erfe6rSDermtttler Common carriers) gebpz
ten uno bie9&ibterfiuung bteierBli9ten nit
Citrate beDroDt iperDell. Grfldrt cine Gil e1t>
n>Qer1paltung, odB fie burd l1mitGnbe,
iiber tpel0e lie feine Wta6t babe, 5. ;. bur6
bic Nrbeits e@initeQltng tbrer 8ebienitcten,
anger Stauoe 9eiebt lei, tDren 8fli9ten
na05lfommerG, 10 iou lie 9%e5tDungen
iperOeu, ii9 elmer i9ieOSgeri6tli6en @ntz
i6ei6un9 Der Stpii6en ibr unb Sen Stretfern
16tpe6enben Streitfraget Su untertperfen.
Quf einen aii0ttgen 8ltd erideint Der
8orl0lag gan ni6t iibel - allein iobalb
nIdr i'm i9Grfer ms 9tuge faBt, erfennt
man, OaB CT gang ~einieitig Die Streifer be-
ginitigt. DEM es ptrb bari1 ols cine
ie(6itperitGnblt6e Sad)e btngenommen, 0aB
Die 8abnbebieniteten 5u trgenb ether 3eit,
auf iraeno einel1 GRUB, ober faulen Gor>
Danb, auf irgeno cine, tpenn al&d nod 10
unperniinftige SDrDerlng bin pl0bli6 Sen
8etrteb Der 8abn gum Stilftano brtneeu
o"iirfe1, urD fitr inlde getpaltt6GttQe @tn>
itelung bes 8etriebs tperben II / 6 t 0te
Stretfer, ion0ern Die 8a6nnertpaIz
tungen, gegen lpel6e fib Der Stretf ri6=
tet, Derantportli9 gema6t! = Der 8abnz
Dertualtun9 miro ntdt g%eitattet, ben Setrieb
bur6 Nntperbun9 anOerer Nrbeiter an SteQe
Der ausgetretenen nie6erber5uiteDen, es lei
benn, baB Tie in elmer einSigen 8ohe bamit
fertig tDeroe, mas in Dtelen SGllen Elm
Ding Der ltnm0glt6fett lit. 9ta1 elmer
Q8o6e mltB Die 8ab%nDeriDaltung itd eine1n
i6ieOsgeri6tli6cn Qt1ssleih u1termerfem
u1b tpenn berlelbe BEN ausgetretenen 9euten
annebm6ar lit, bieie ipieoer in 9ienit neb>
met.
Ser game pIau lift, tpie bas beSei6nenbe
engltl6e Nort lautet, jug handled, 5. +.
CT gletdt etnem Srug, Der ni6t 5tpet 6enfe(
bat, loubern 11ur etnen unb bieier etne
6enfel iou ben aufidbigen @iienba6nsBez
bieniteten, Den Streifern in Bic 6auo oeqez
ben merOeil. - SIS lit nltr pom Den 8fIi0>
ten Ser @ilenbabn>0 eiellihdTtcn Sic 9teOe,
ni6t a6er pom ibreu st edte - nur
BON Sen ST d tie Der Mrbetter, lti6t a6er
BON ibren Bfli6ten. 9as betBt: Bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
3ettpereemSamo tut GoSitoG.

Inter oie gr0Bten unb bebarrli6ften
6 age6iebe bieies 2anbeS geb0ren Der
Genat unb bas Nbgeprbnete II a Ii s
6eS @DngreiieS, galt5 beionbers a6er
0aS leBtere. Betna9e flint Wtonate lit bte>
fer fiinf8tgite GOtgreB ieBt in ieiner ueriten
Seiitpn" beiiannnen, lt16 nod bat er BON
ieinen eigentli6en @ei6dften beinaGe teireS
perridJtet.
Der 4 It { Wondt ging bur6 Die Ser
30gerutg Der Giniebun9 Der @usi6iiie 0eS
Observation-Disclosures gdltsli6 perlDren. l1nb
ieit6er lift >ourb miiiiiseS g d III db cine
Olenge i3eit nergeIbet morben e6enio bur6
Die buben6afte Sperre, melde I'M 9lbge7
p~rbnetenbauie Our6 iii6Ii6e Sumter gegen
Die Senatsbia sur S9nolosbaltung Der
jcuigen Staate11, Bic i6ren G6eiI 81 Der I'M
eJiteu &riegSiaDre ausgei0riebenen Direften
Gteurrumtagc ein9e5dDlt 9atten, berbei7
gei&grt Darpe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
SaS 0ra1enittnnnreGt perf@nt6D=
c9t0e SStN1tett@

&uf Dem yW e1tcongreB", ben Die
@etberre0tlerinnen fiir5lt6 1T
Malbtngtom abbtelten, tpur6en Die WtGnter
bteies QanoeS furdtbar i6ledt 9emaGt,
peil 1ie lin grObten G6etle Der Ser. Staaz
ten ben in ben Staub 9etretenen Srauen
nod INNER Oas gebeiligte Stimmre6t berz
petgern." Die grDBe au1erifanii6e Traren>
re6tlerin @1~t3abet9 @aoD stanton
aus benz Staate 9tetD 2)orf per1tteg itd, OBJ
gIei6 ie beretts i'm acknowledgement 0ez
benSjabr iteDt, iogar GIT Ser Oro0ung, oaB
Sic yldGnOlt6 beOriidten Srauen, Qlet6
ben Gbicagoer Q(nur6iiten, nod gu Opnaz
nit gretfel1 tperOen, fails 1la1t tbrlelt tDr
neutrality-suspicious. Ne6t nod ldn9er por7
ent9Glt."
6offentli1 tptr6 bie alte Dame G6icago
nidt gum S6auplabe ibrer 9pnamtt>
S6aten MAIDEN. 0enn bier fOnnte tDr Elm
iol6er 0eriu6, tpie iie an benz 8etlpiele
BON Spies unb Geno1ien iieDt, GltBerit
i1le6t betor1mel1.t
9oA ern1tlt9 brau6t oaS broDenOe Sc
fetfe lpl6er Sanattfertnuet 11t6t tptoerlegt
All tperben. @erabe IN bieielrt Ganoe baben
Die Srdlten Die peitge6enbiten Nebte. ltno
menn 1te in Wtdlle 0e5 Stiutn1reGt uerla11
een tpitroen, 10 miirDen tie audi oteleS be-
fomlnen. Mber bic Ii II g Mebr7
bett Der Trauen uno Sungfrauen,
au0 Der etngeboreneu, 10 III oas
Sttmmre6t nt6t; uno oa, no es
linen obne i6ren Wiuen getDdDrt lit, MAIDEN
1te feinen @ebrdud oabon.
Oas iiebt ma iebt 3. 8. in &anias,
mo- cine republifautib : probtbitioniitti9e
Staatsgeiebgebuna baS Srauenfttmmre6t
fit @emetrbetpa6len eingefitDrt bat.
Bei ben b~ortigen @emetnoetpablen in ote>
lem Sriibiabr ba6en nO0 piel pentger
~Ssrauet pom Stimmredte @ebraud gez
madt, als bel Ser porbergebetbet N8obl, Die
su9leid Die erite nit SraIenitimmrebt mar.
05faloola nit ieiner Weiberberrldaft btloet
cine bnrd einen oummen lllt borttger
WGuner 6erbetgefiibrte NuSna3me. Selblt
BON penjenigeu Graueu, rpelde ftG ais
gtimm8ebcrinnen Datten re9iitriren laIieu,
6egaben ii9 iebr piele bod ni0t al ben
Sftmmfaiten. On nidt ~tpenigeu 9rterl
itiutmte gar feline SraM. Sn Der StaOt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
SIetme ans erose siebe.

9ieier Gage puroen Bier einise @fer6e@
babnsS Aaffner a69efaBt, pel6e iett LANCER
3ett Die @eleli6aft tdgtid Inn mebrere 0ol7
lars 6abrgelO betrogen batten. 8efanntIi6
tra9en bieie Sdaffuer cine @brli6feitSz
Wtai6ine a1f Der 8ruit, befte6en6 aus elmer
8orrt6tung, pelhe ieoesmo(, tpeni1 le 9ez
3upft wiro, ei1e1 bellen 0lodentou atpgiebt
(bel punch) uno cine 3tffer Duridiebt. @rz
finOerii6e &6pfe beriorgen ober biebil@ Qe>
FINITE S0affner nit tleinen, inter Ser
Nelte letdt 81 Derbergenoen Snitrumenten,
iDel6e benielben Tpn berpprbrtngen,
tpabrcno Sic Differ auf Ser G6rS
li6feitS WtQidine u%noerdnoert bteibt.
Wtalt nennt bic feline 9iebSmai0ine ben
eS0pa8er" (brother in law bes S0Qffz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
0erRttT@feSA

SIM 8enitonsamt in @ai5s
lit Dur6 8ermittlung bes betr.
8enItonsagenten fDlgen0er 8rtef an ben
Sberpenlton5commiiiGr etngelQufen:
ct. 2oui5, %. Qlpril '89.
@eebrter SEER!
Gtrei9en Gle sefaQisit meinen
Numen in BEN Sen tonsIite II Der
Ser. Staateu au s benn i9 bin D it d NJ
q e9 eilt u1O bebarf ni1t lGu9er Der
llnterltiibung Der 6e9ierung. Anbet uIelt
Yeulions6eugntB!
N9tun9spou
au9uf 8urtbart.
8urfbart lit Elm 6euti6er 11nionsfGmpfer.
meL6er lett SftD6er 1883 tpegen &rQntlt6z
felt, Die bon leinem e~initigen SelDoten1te
berriibrte, cine 0tonats> 9Seuiion BON adt
Dollars 6eSog. S9ou Dor tDrl babe1 stpet
ooer Drei GeniipnGre oerielben ebrenpolen
S6ritt 9etban, ben er 10 ebet t6ut, 0qs
iilo ober aud NQe!
-@Iaus SpredeIs miro in aurs
sem nGd BbilGOeIpDia iberiieoeln,
Das Ell 81 ieillem bleibenoen QSobnort err
leben bGbel loQ. Se0enialls tuiro er sort
bleiben, bis Die BORT bon i6m 5u erridtenoe
9taffinerte fertt9 unb in poleml Betriebe lit.
Seine bret S0bne tperben Die Gaffinerte in
@altfornien Mno Die 8lantagen allf oeH
SaHDpi9>S nieIn iiberwa6en. Gbe er DON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30

fer unb 6ebpfaffen gegen ben freiiinnigen
8iirgerfaiier. : 0o9 ilber cine tletrte 2Setle
lperoen 0enet, bie it6 ba6en perbfenoen
Ialier, Die Nlgen aufge6en uno iie tperoet
aus Dem Subel, pomit bas Sumter ullo
6ebpfaffentbum bic Tbronbeiteigung Wtlz
belm's beS 53ipetten begriiBen miro, ertenz
neIi, mas Deuti6lan6 an ieinern sweiten
&ailer D~erloren bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
3d9li9e unb wO6entliHe
vcSuinOiS StaAtsseitutg"
uuo
,s9er 2cHeN-"
Mbonnentents Rretfs:

ofrs.: SIDE f.maipiuatOu-etr. nuo 5rft4 aOsHus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-11
les and diId in The arm- Of friends on board
Extensive Ssira
the car.

New YORK. Oc'. l1.-Tnera was apo,be-
large FIRE this morning 10 Gseenpoint which
resulted in e damage of over 5000 coo n.
sides the injuring OF several fremep Tbo
fire broke out early this morning on hos,d
the steamer Havis, which was lying at tho
wharf of the Pennsylvania and Scranton
Coal companies at the foot of north IOtb
street. The flames then extended to o,hs-
vessels, aud although three alarm wers
sent cut, TO which the 6remen quickly -.
sponded, the fire spread with sarpIisp,
rapidly, communicating from the vesse.
to the pier and from there 10 the shippo,
department and buildings of the Staudia
Oil Works, which cover the block bound,
by north 10th aud llth STREET snd the rysr
and Kent avenue As soon as the i,r
reached the oil it was beyond the coutrolo.
the fremen The Dutchland, + lay(sa
Leopold Hall and the steamer Havs were
slI partially burned. The explosion Of an
oil well severely burned several fremen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-11
NEWS OF THE DAY.

A cyclone, central at Cedar Keys, is mov-
ing up the coast.
w. H. Joyce has been made general
freight agent OF the Pennsylvania railroad,
vice s. Wilson, resigned.
The story that Laura Schirmer. the Amer
lean singer, had been poisoned in the ha!em
of the Sultan Of Turkey is denied.
Judge Thurman bias received telegram
lsummoning him hone on account of legal
business demanding his attention.
S!xty.three sew cases OF yellow fever and
ee.deaths were reported at Jacksonville
Yesterday. Total number Of CASES to date
1912; total number of deaths SO2.
Mary Grilln, Gfty.fve yeara old, died 1T
the almshouss st Merideu. Conn, yesterday,
after fifty. five days of voluntary starvation.
She took nothing but water during that
time.
German booksellers have ordered $4,000
copies of Dr. MackerZie's history of the case
of the late Emperor Frederick. The book
will be ready for sale in England on Mon
day next.
The marriage of the Duke Of Sparta, the
Crown Prince OF Greece, aud Princess Sophie
of Prussia has been fixed for October, 1889.
Emperor William will 90 to Athens to at
tend the ceremony, which will be held in
the Cathedral there.
Five hundred people were Injured, half of
them seriously last night, by the collapse Of
the Amphitheatre erected to assist in the
annual celebration of Quincy, Iii. A seating
capacity of 5000 had been provided for
thoes wishing to witness the pyrotechnic
display. AT s o'clock, the supports at the
west end gave way and the entire structure,
600 feet long, fell to the ground, carrying
with it it's mass OF living freight.
The Interstate commerce commission in
Washington has rendered decision in the
case of the SparteDsburg, c., board OF
trade against the Richmond & DaEvilie rail-
road. over ruling demurrers and motions to
dismiss the complaint but deciding that it
would not pass upon the relative reasonable
ness of rates at many stations and III large
extent OF territory upon the mere face OF
tariffs. and requiring the parties to present
their evidence.
Major Marcus Reno, at one time dis
tiuguished Indian tighter under Gen. Custer,
was prominent figure in the court at Har.
risburg, Pa, on Tuesday His pretty and
stylishly dressed wife tearfully complained
that he had violated his marital vows and
refused to support her. The Court granted
an order directing the Major to pay her $50
month and to furnish 81 600 bail to insure
compliance with the order. Major Reno
sat close by his wife during the proceedings,
skiing faces at her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-11

folk ssys that Mr.. Marshall, the democratic
candidate for Congress in that district, told
him that while he mieh not be elected, he
was sure ne would reduce Bo@den's msJorl-
ty considerably He Bays be met Lt.-Go'.
Massey In Norfolk, who told him be bad
been over a considerable portion Of the
State end felt pretty sure 1t would 60 demo
cratic next month, though by no means by
large majority. -,
The Presidents veto of the Maddox bill
ia the subject of no little talk at the Cspitol
o.day. 1t is said that in addition TO the
principal beneficiary, Mr. Raines, of New
York, who seconded Mr.. Ceveland's re-
nomination at ST. Louis, Senators German
and Voorhees,, ex Senator Mcdonald, and
Mr.. Eugene Higgins aud others, were all In
terested in its success They are all strong
Cleveland men. The Presidents chief
ground for getoing the bill arises from the
facts that the court of claims had decided
against 1t, that that decision was affirmed
by the U. S. Supreme Court. and that no
new evidence had been ELECTED since those
decisions were rendered to sub5taDtiate the
validity of the claim.
Among the confrmations by the Senate
Yesterday was that of Richard GateWood.
of Virginia, to be promoted from assistant
naval constructor 10 be constructor.
There will be no more meetings OF me
interstate commerce committee, 20 that
none of the proposed amendments to the
Interstate commerce act will be adopted ct
this session.
Almost, If not all the many republicans
who have been retained in office by the
democratic administration have received
circulars from republican committees, nation
| al and state, practically demanding contfibu'
tons for the republican election fund.- and
it is said, that in almost every case the de-
mand was complied with. Al! of which
shows the profound wisdom of the demo
cratic administration in retaining ninety per
cent. OF the republicans it found in office
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FIRST UP THE BEST DREssED.-Tw
talors arrived in Washington few days
sgo, Thomas Myers, an Euglishman, who
halls from Charlottesville, and a Swed
ish tailor, whose name Is unknown. Myers
had good suit OF clothes, but The Swede
was too ragged to make respectable ap.
plication for work so il was agreed between
them that Myers should go out first and try
to get job. and if he failed be would then
lend BIZ, suit of clothes to the Swede, who
would 10 like manner go out and seek for
employment, and so on each would wear the
good clothes on alternate days until work
was obtained Yesterday morning ths
Swede got early and carried off Myers
clothes. Myers soon afterwards went in the
old clothes left by the Swede to make CON-
plaiDt to the police,
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he ftacas and, fortunately, without blood

shed.
The frat attempt to run Car on the West
side was made in the afternoon, and result.
ed 10 serious riot. II vas between and
4 O'Clock when Car was pulled out OF the
Western avenue barns guarded by hall
dozen policemen. The crowd stood twenty
deep on both sides of the car, and the police
were arranged on the inside of these walls
of frantic men. a stone was throwR through
the window before the car bad proceeded
twenty feet. Every body dropped On the floor
while shower of stones pelted the sides OF
the car. The driver held the reins brave.
ly. At he second shower of stones be fell
behind the dash board. He Immediately
arose and once more took the lines. Inc
car was stopped for the third time at War
rem avenue. Capt. Aldrlch, of the police,
was hit and his scalp cut open. Thus far
car advanced to the intersection of Madison
street, and there the police caught one
striker In the act of throwing stone. The
man was arrested, but 10 less than minute
a hundred strikers had piled on the police
men and rescued the prisoner The car
now turned the corner and started down
Madison street. The mob followed, throw
ing stones. AT Leavitt street mob rushed
out TO the street and boarded the car, at
tempting to drag the driver from bis posi-
ton. a patrol wagon load Of. police rode
both in front and behind the car. They dis
mounted and charged on the crowd. This
time the msddened strikers held their
own and threw stones at the blue-coats.
One man struck Lieutenant Shea, end the
officer followed his man through the
crowd. He pulled bis revolver while run
ming and took deliberate aim, fired, but his
bullet missed, and the strikers scattered liz
every direction. From that time on no mis-
sies we're thrown The car advanced to
the South Side and returned without furth.
er attack. The mob then transferred opera
tious to Clark street, the main thoroughfare
of the North Division, along which most of
the cars run. Between Indiana and Illinois
streets, only three or four blocks from the
business heart of the city, the mob found
bricks in front of a building in course of
construction These they piled up on the
track, and as the evening came on and the
people were going home from their work,
the crowd at that poiut increased until the
street was filed with o cheering, bowling
OBJ. They built Dor fires on the tracks and
danced about them. Fortunately no cars
came that way then. Only one policeman
YVES visible, and he was engaged in putting
cut one bonfire while the mob would bniid
eDnthar