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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

saoasEssrE PEDRO HoLcs IT'S ouN
L4d-ss crssissssa fss ssztssti4s - EsgAy
- f1Ettsfisas Ths sorss<< 0r.aa
kapiss Lsats ia 2s1fas-
So - Caf5-Eh41

Aos az soeisiy people are 81 arch people,
and soas sho 4rs cnanch psop.s d ACT ss-
siEier 4 iafY - observe Leak 4B4 81
there . by 10 m4aas al snfire cessation Of
soeial festivities. slthoaEh there Is . Goa
si.lsrsals dlnInution Ia tas nEnoer u
parties giTea-
Writing of parties recalls me fact thai
number of socisly i4dlSs havs 4zke1 tas
fEI ss6AA. II EE4LD 20 eastizste properly
those psopis Nho. having received invita-
hons. nszisct = reply - them. Anyons -
az familiar sith the usag~s of society
knows Hheu sn Invitation calls FOR reply,
snd not 70 reply snen The inyitatiOn calls
for reply 10 certainly evidence OF mafxed
discourtesy. an the person guilty OF sden
negiecE has no rig1t 70 expect another aver
lrom the same source
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
ChIt Chat.

II may not be generally known, bat the
three ladies who are creating such a stir in
social circles as Washington this Winter
were formerly Grand Rapids girls. Mrs.
Don Dickinson WAS formerly Miss Fannie
Plat. daughter OF Dr. Plstt, OF this city.
sno lived for many years in the picturesque
old stOus house which used to stsod where
Tbs Wsrwics ~ DOW. Mrs. Dickinson is a
beautiful brunette. Her friend, Mrs
Slocum. who has been her guest
a. Washington this Winter, IL the
daughter Of Ransom Wood. and spen. her
siribood at OsEhurst long before 10 came
into the hands OF is present owner, Mr.. ID.
X. Waters. The third lady is the charm
ing. sweet msnaere2 Little woman ~ho wins
everyone With bsr gracious music .irs.
General A ger. ne Mss Nsttie Henry. Who
for many years lived With her parents in
tne Fraiick house. corner ct Monroe and
Shsldon-sts. General snd Mrs AlSsr were
married here tbs affair being the finest fall
dress. double wedding s-sF witnessed ia this
city. TIE other happy couple on this occa-
sion vas Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Smith. aee
Burr. and he svsnt vas solemnized in toe
Congregational Church when used % stand
waere the Porter Block nov stsnds
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
The enfrttuaiists.

The annual meeting Of the Michigan
Templars Hall, Waterloo-st. beginning
next Friday. and continuing nntil Sunday
evening. A fine programme mas been pre-
pared. and beside other business, officers
will be elected for the ensuing year.
Among the spes kers engaged are Mrs. l.. A.
pearssil. of Disco. Michigan, William II.
Blair Chicsgo: Augustus Day. De,roit Ars.
Sarah Graves and L. V. Aouiton, OF this
city. O. =. kellogg Of East Trumbuli
Ohio. and Giles b. Sle5bsns, Of Detroit, are
aiso eKpecled To be here
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

A four. hand pedro party was given las.
evening by Masters Frank and Ell. Dean.
The irst prizes were won by Miss frankie
Sterling. and Master Richard Ewing. the
boobies by Miss Edith Ball and Master
Monte Luce. Those present were Misses
Maud Freeman. Frankie Sterling. Matte
Cray, Edith Ball. Kittie Sigh, Carrie Sigh,
Louiss Breeze, Lula Ball, Nora Judd,
Dudley Bonnell. Richard Ewing. Lonnie
Ewing. Benjamin Hnzetine, Charlie
Darrison, Ray Crosby. Charlie Powers and
Monte Luce
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

As even 40 msTrisxs licenses ha~s besn
Issued frsm the coentv Clerks ofsce sirce
isss up 70 iast night The us 3rifF 8f
these have been retsr0es. masins rsrT
fsiT shs~iaz IN rsesra - Marriages IN ths
csnnfT of heut. srd especisiig " in th's csfv.
Tkss = say fsTther svi8sucs tssf tfrsad
Rssids ~ bsre porg ssfsn ~ 10 o71 n
f<ll
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Ths asspat efths nseBse-s 81 fhe Crs-
sfion ~sriefv "a ~ 81 fse r-na4rssi nexs
Tssxfsr evening A. Sc 1rks8 ~ zfte15
r~ornesfv Iae 8t~sclo~ = tssr f1~rsf7z fke
a~rhestrs. ara sE s-cn - acr. -srf.a 1srt
rpheagsals Eli - hef1 es-re1ssrss srs
- 1s~ vsrv i1oortans s15 3 fs b3pss
shsTe wzl 81 fali eAor4S T-EssaT e~szszS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Toe following members OF the police force
have served over Eve years and wall wear
the gold stripes under the new order issued
by the police authorities: Detecuse CAST,
fifteen years, entitled 10 three st PEE; Ser
geant johnson has served eighi years.
Sergeant Hurley. six; J. Il. johnson, eight.
Msher. six: +. l.. Peton and Il. o Neil. six
John Scobey. six, James Howell. five.
These marks of honor will undoubtedly be
highly appreciated by the wearers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

A Eepabiican Club has been organized in
M1-kegOn county, similar 20 the one or
Fahized here recently. ssnst0r J. " Noon
vss chosen 80 President. and thirty dele
gates we're elected to attend the Michigan
Club banquet st Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Ms Bertha Nifwsrth ~ss vsrv ress'
sntig surprised ~ psrfT q sacnt tven q.
aTe. Tuesday evening. ~ her residsn = SO
StrsighS-st- Dancirg ssd card rlzy iaz Sere
the sifrtctlcns tiii aoo1t : cinc<. Faea
refrehnenss sers sexraS axcsileos sssisie
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Great $3.50 sale commencing Monday.
Feb. -. for one week only. at the Chicago
Shoe Store.
D Csnal and IL and 49 LYON streets
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

1900 pairs of shoes just received worth
from 3 10 8 dollars ali 20 in the 81 80 sale
at the CHICAGO SHOE STORE
% Canal street
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
LookI at the Giants 1897 suit Sale.

The $3.50 sale this week at the CHICAGO
SHOE STosE, . Canal street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Concentrations are coming in daily for
Best Family Headlight and Little Daisy
osps. GRAND RAPIDS soar Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
Se.e7 Suit Sale at tho Giant.

1900 pairs SHOES just received worth
from 3 TO . dollars all 90 in the $3.50 sale
at the CHICAGO SHOE STORE.
2S Canal street
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
Look at the Giants s9.o7 Suit Sale.

50 81 takes choice of SIS and $50 salts az
the Giant-see advertisement
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

For Ten Dsys.-Gisnt's special Suit Sale
at $9.97.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

$997 takes choice of SIS and so suits at
the Gisnt-see sdvt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

They please everybody Best Family Head
light and Little Daisy Soaps.
grand RAPIns SOAP Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Prescriptions a speciality at Westlake',
Drug Store, No. Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

s897 takes choice of SIS and so suits a
the Diant-see advt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Try Westlake's Beef. Iron and Wine.
Central Drug Store, No. 6 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Great $3.50 sale. commencing Monday.
Feb. 20, iof one week only, at the Chicago
Shoe Store.
. Canal and 81 and 43 Lyon streets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

For ten days-Gisnt's special Suit Sale at
1897
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

$997 takes choice OF SIS and SO suits q
the Giant-see edyL
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Best sc cigar in the city at Westlske':
Drug Store, No. Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Imported and Domestic Cigars at West
lakes Drug Store, No. 8 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

For Ten Days-Giant's special Suit Sale al
1897.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Sole agents for Corticine.
MORGAN & AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

For ten days-Giants special Suit Sale q
$9.97.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

soo7 Suit sale at the Giant.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Lookl at the Giants $9.97 Suit Sale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

nfr,fnc-- p.rsv % travellers a. vsTsite inn.
tnifs- Sow ,heF sos Ia. whr thss g7s Ira. snd
fbeir 1oi1xs sfersin. .ka M .oAovpx
Iafi ieuis .nr9Hn n
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Don't wait until our sale closes and then regret it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
MILLS TO BLAINE.
Tho Maine Statesman or In Facts and
Figures

Tho Maine Statesman on In Facts and
Figures
EVANSVILLE, IND, Os'Oher l6.-The
following lettsr 10 Mr. Edwin Taylor,
Chairman OF the Democratic County Con-
mi,tee Of thi, co1nty, explains itself:
NEw ALBANY, IND Oct. 13, 1888.
You csIled my attention today, as l was
leaving Evansville, 10 ths statement Of
Mr.. Blaine in his speech st Go hen, lud.,
in which be says:
u.'The President of the S1g'r Trust 8r.
HAv,msyar), W. ll-krown active Demo-
crat of New York, appeared bsto7e tfe
Wsys and Means Co pmhtse, aud, sc,ord-
ips 10 the statement msde in open Senate
by Mr.. AL ison, Of Iowa, obtsiaed such an
arrsr Q ,ment of duty "a was equivalent u
S6 600 600 in the pockets Of the Trust
II, Therefore, TIE price Of sugar Ia, ben
unduly advanced TO the consumer, the re-
so ,nsible parties, according to the Presi-
dents doctrine, are the President himself
and ths Wars aud Means Committee, who
coucccted the Mills bi in the interest Of
thlt TIust."
The statement Of Mr.. Blsins ia devoid
of truth. Mr.. Havem' yer never appeared
b ,fore ths Ways aud Mean ConWi.tee st
al. Hs never obssiled any arrangements
by which So 900, 0CO was put in the poes.
e:s of the Sugar Trust. The Sugar Trus
was fI-med uuder the existing taTff made
by the Republican party in 1888, and
when the bill, recently PISSED by the
House, was lsii be'ors the Ways aud
Means Committee fer its action, every one
of the FIVE Republican members of that
COMMITTEES voted to strike out tie reduc'
\ ii ms We proposed. and CO 1tinIe the tariff
uuder which the trust WAS formed.
YSSrs truly, Z Q. MILLS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
NATURES HIGHWAY.

Do,pgs Of Boats and Bostmon Aiorg ths
Ohio.
TIE marks on the landing last evening
indicated 10 fee. ircaes and ritipg
slowly.
The Andes got awsy on good time With
o big trip yesterday afternoon.
An item Iecsn'ly priItsd stating that
the Big S,rdy Packet Company wss neEo.
tisting with Capt. Charley Mnblemsn Tor
the purchaie of The Andes, with view 10
continuing her in the Cincinnati trade,
proves 70 be without foundstitn. % none
Of the office,fo Of the sto1s nsm d c,mpapy
ever spoke to Capt. muhleuaa in refer
ence 10 the p1Ichsse Of the Andes, sod ahs
will continue In her trade in charge Of her
present vsIy popular o9icsrs.
The marks from above yesterday wsre:
Oil City, feet inches and falling; weather
clear. Parker. 2 feet 3 f. e. 6 inches and
falling; westher cloudy and cnld. Green's
bo,o, Ia fee. 10 inches and fsIliox; westhes
cloudy. Brownsville, 10 feet 3 irches and
ststionsry; weather far. Lock No. 4, 2
feet 6 irchss and falling; weather fair.
Riee's Landing. fett 10 inches falling;
weather cloudy. MorEantown, z fest {
incte, and falling; weather cloudy.
The Coal Valley passing down y.tRday
vhistied for deck bands and fiem'n and
rent boat to land TO take them on
Everything sb1vs il sao,. s7d hands ars
very scarce and cannot be bad.
Coal amounting TO s, s26, 900 busbels 4
on is way down the river hound for Gin
cinra.i and Louisville. Eoae paased ker,
yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17

CAMPAIGN DOODLE.
The Tender Interest Of Republicans In De-
partment CLERKS.

The Tender Interest Of Republicans In De-
partmsnt CLERKS.
WASHINGTON, October 16.-The Re-
publican National Committee has secured
q list Of all the government employees
now In Office who were appointed under
previous administrations, and who are
therefore presumed to be Republicans
still To each person, male and female,
circular letter has been addressed, saying
that 1t is his or her duty to contribute lib.
orally to the expenses of the campaign for
Harrison and Morton; and that the tffics-
holders are indebted 10 the Republican
party for the places they now hold, and
gratitude should prompt them to G va now
aud cheerful y of their means 10 help re-
turn the Republican party to power. In
conclusion the circular sdmopishes tAof e
addressed that the Republicans will surely
suCc ,ed and word to the visa ia suffi lent
The plain meaning Of the circular is to
ex'Or. money from government employees
through fear, for if they do not contribute,
and Harrison should Re elected, they need
not expect to be retained in Office. That
much, in fact, is intimsted in the circular.
Since the days Of J. Hubbell, WREN Mr..
Garfield s ked him Row the d psrtmeuts
were doing gere;sl y toward swelling tie
fund, there has not besn such q
bsrefaced attempt to extort moaey from
employees. The fact trat the
civil service law prohibits arpointmentsin in
the classified service except IN accordance
with the law does not az p.ar to be known
10 the Republican political managers, who
are proceeding on the theoIy that if sue
,es'ul they can turn out ali republicans
md appoint others OF ths. political faith t.
the places vacated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
NAPLES GOES WILD
Over the Presence OF Two Crowned Head
Otber Fore.pn Newa

Over the Presence OF Two Crowned Heads.
Other Foreign News.
NAPLES, October 1G.-Enpsror William,
King Humbers, Prince Henry of Pin ,sis,
and the Aosta and Genoa arrived In this
city at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon. The
progress of the visitors from the station to
tie palace was made at the slowsst pace,
owing to the density Of the crowds which
had gathered alorg the route. 1t is esti-
mated that there were half million per-
sous on the street. This royal party wee
given fervent and enthusiastic reception.
Premier Crispi. Count Herbert Bismarck,
General Visle. Minister Of War, and Ad.
mirsl Brin, Minister of Marine, occupied
the came carriage In the procession were
yorkingmen's associations and fishermen
in picturesque ccstumes. The piazza
Plebiscite, in front of ths palace, wEs
c.owdsd. Emperor William and King
Huu,hert were greeted with acclamations
on appearing on the balcony. Premier
C,ispi was cordially received along the
route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17

THE Wa h.ngton ecqusduct tunnel has
bee, condemned IS worthless; and thus
81, 500, 900 is lost to the peoP's OF the DIS
trics. 1t will bs remembered that Wo'k
on .hs tuunal was begun under R-publi-
can Prerdsns. 1t was designed by Re
pah.tcan, approved by Republican Dis
t,ic, Comnitte, and By a K p1blican
Bad of Districs Commissioners. The
cont .sct was les by a Republican engineer,
70 ar plblicaa contractor, through Re-
plb,ic,n indasncss aud at tbs dssire Of
Republican PIE ident Aud yet $780,
900 of the peoples money is vast d.
How mash of this mlnsy found its way
iptp K ypub.ican pocSetS pii Republican
exposes, bought R'p1blican votes aad
fSshaaed & RIpaS,icla Off ,s-holdsrs?
= is plain TO bs sssn why the Rspaoli-
cans nevs. cOuid acclmulsts a Surplus A
few acqusduc. tlnuels and hks jobs could
dtspOss o; ten times hundred millions
very effsctualiy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
THEY WERE NUMBERS.
The Names OF the Hungarian Victims Not
Known.

Tho Names OF the Hungarian Victims Not
Known.
WILKEsBARRE, October 16.-While o
construction train was unloading ties at
Tamsud Siding, near Lost Greek, on the
Potssville branch, this morning, Q fast
Pennsylvania freight came along and
dashed into the construction cars. OF tie
forty Hurgsrisns who were at work un-
loading ties, six were killed outright and
twenty-aix injured. A brakeman on the
Pennsylysnia trsin was killed outright
Twenty of tbs freight cars were wrecked
1t was three hours before help could be
procured, and during that time the in
jured lost 80 much blood thst IL ia fesred
many CT them will die. A specisl train
carrying physicians arrived three hours
after the accident, and the men went to
work dressing the wounds of the injured.
The killed were horribly mangied, one
man was cut into a dozen pieces, and his
remains were placed in tool box. The
names Of but four of the dead Hupgsrisns
have been ascertained ss follows: Joseph
Lovenski, Mike Cstblicki, Ludwig Pike,
John Levinki.
The other dead went by numbers. The
bvakeman's name is unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
IN TIE KANAwHA VALLEY.
Democrats are Making the Welkin
Ring,


Ring.
Special Correspondence ofthe Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 15.-
B;n Hubbard, of Wheeling, and Sam Bur-
dett, CT this place, spoke at Huntington
Saturday might, to very poor audience.
1t rsiued STEADILY all day. Hubbard ar
rived here Sunday, and will make tour
Of Boone, Lincoln and Logan counties.
Jim Malcolm was hired to 60, but under
stand Jim kicked, and would not go un-
less he was paid. Little John Slack
was d,tsiled and probably accompan-
led Hubbard, unless Jim wac
"fxed up" Slack is an ex-reSenus col
lector, and if he escorts Candidate Hub
b,rd he will, no doubt, receive warm re-
caption. 1t is said that the State Com
mittee did not respond promptly t, a de-
mand for payment o. team hirs, in a6
vance OF service.
The most amusing occur ence this cam
psigr was the scene at q joirt debate at
Rnnceverte. Friday last, between Governor
Wilson aud Jim Men,ger, of secret circular
fame Menegsr is a wsak-voiced sort Of
fellow and NOS much speaker under tie
most f,vorab'e circumstances. Heopened,
and knowing very l,ttls aSol5 To e
subj sct in hand, and ing further hanoi.
capped by being unable 10 til we'll
even what he did know, aud being inter
rupted very often, one can very easily
im,sius wnat miseratls presentation OF
his side Re made.
When Governor Wilson arose to reply ne
told his frightened opponent that he iutsn-
ded to take his scalp; that he hadn't much
hair now, and he wonldn't leave q single
hair t, tel the tals, Well, the fact Is,
Wilson literally tore Mensger to pieces, and
when the time came for reIly he was
scarcely abIs to present anything IN
answer to the Goverror.
This meeting occurred in the afternoon.
Attorney General Csldwell and W. A. Nc
Corsle were to speak in tie evening, and
the Republicans got so angry at the Demo
cra,s b b,cause of tee terrible drobtiug their
sneaker received at Wilson'S hands tha'
they prevailed upon the Republican owreI
of the ouly hall at Root 7erte not TO lei
the Democrats have it for thtir advertised
evening meeting. They went through the
foru OF holding meeting, mensger speak
| iay without an sudieGc at 8 meeting "hich
WAS rot advertised. The Democrats, moi
to be outdons, secured 8 vacant warehouse
and held their meeting.
Attorney. General Caldwell spoke Sstur'
dsy night at Glenn Elk school house, nesl
hare, 10 good-sizsd audierca He pulled
Gener l Goff7s record 70 pieces, ard almost
skinr ed the Harrison county man alive
am informed the General shcwed uI
Gaff's record At Beverly while Golf was il
town, and although he hai an opportunity
to reply, he neglected to 20 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
CONDEMNED rELEGRAMs.

Secretary Whitney has been interviewed
on ths chance Of American success in
war with Eoplsnd. He thinks oar super-
;or wealth and numbers would coDquer in
the end, and Canada wonld be annexed.
Oar fast icruisers could do moro damage
az commerce destroyers than Eog'snd's
whole pavy.
The French syndicate in control c. the
COPPER output, has again restricted p'oiuc-
tioa aud put up the prics ! a cent lound.
Prof. Won Esmarch, the wellknown
German surgeon now in New Yesk, Is dau-
gevously i'll.
The great Pittsburg c9st-steel gun is
compl. ted and has been sent to Annapolis
to the proving ground.
Msdame Slma Di Mursbs, the once fam
ous sopraua, is now living in poverty in
New York city.
The Sultan of Morocco Intends sendirg
an Embassy to the United Stated to COM
plain that Copsul Genersl Lewis ir'erferes
with matters outside his jurisdiction.
Counterfeit one and five dollsr Aueri-
eau bills are in circolition at Montreal,
Quebsr.
John q. Knapp, president of the great
lumber firm OF Knapp, Stout & Co, died
at Menominse, Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Billings has been arrested at
Minneapolis for psrj ared es.imouy, al
legged to have bsen given at the trial Of her
husband for murder last winter.
Colonel Watson A. Fox, OF Broad way,
New York, who is in a position to know
all about tie 81. Clsir Fis:s canal, stoutly
sfiirms that tha canal n0w in use, which
wss built 10 1871, is exclusively under the
control o. the Unitsd States.
A young man named Gsorge B. Haw.
kins has been arrested at Chicago on s1s-
picion. He was exhibiting fae watches
He says he came from Wes. Gardner,
Mass.
Lewis Edward, colcred, was lynchcd By
band of m asked men 1t Jessup. Ga. He
was awaiting his ssci nd trial for murder.
Ore man was killed and to1r Others ser
iously wonnded by the explosion OF
traction eng;ns near Highland, III.
One of the historic buildings Of the Ger
man Free Love community OF Lancaster
county, Pa, WAS destroyed by fire yester
day.
The defuucs Farmers' Psnk Of Pittsburs
will paw its deposit1rs oat il full.
There were SO new casss ard two deathi
from yellow fever at Jacksonville Yester,
day.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Brskemer
held tbs first session Of their convention al
Columbus, yesterday.
VIM. O'Connor kas issutd challeng'
to John Teemer to row him foc the world
championship at Sin Francisco, for 81 ,Oo'
or s., ,000 asiie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
HEWITT'S STAND.
He Is willing to Draw Off---ae Supports
Oievalaad.

he Is willing to Draw Off--ae Supports
Cleveland. -
NEW YORK, October 16.-Maysr Hewitt
has made public o letter addressed to the
committee of the citizens mass meeting,
which recently rsnominated him to the
msyora'ty. Hs accepts the nomination
bat will ba glad to withdraw if Tammany
will consent to let the citizens committee
choose some other candidate than himself
tor the Tammauy nomination. Mr.
Hewitt der ounces Tammsny hall as q
secret oligsrchy, a political trust and an
organization that seeks irresponsible con-
troll of city affairs for its political pur-
poses.
Regarding criticism of his views upon
immigration and citizenship, Mr.. Hewitt
states that he was the snthor of that plank
in the Democratic National platform Of
1884, which opposed "ths importation of
foreign labor or the admission Of s,rvile
races untitled by habits, training, religion
or kindred for absorption with the great
body OF our psople, or for the citizenship
which our laws coafer."
And to the allegation of his being a
Know-Notaing, Mr.. Hewitt says in con-
clusion: II have not, and never bad, aoy
sympathy with the Know-Ncthrng move
ment, which sought to deuy Offices TO ci.i-
zsns of foreign birth and tolerat to re-
ligio1s belief. But on the general
question of pressrv ng the purity Of
suffrage and tho dignity of citiz-n
ship stand where I always have stood
on the decl irations of the Democratic
platform, just as l am the warm advocate
of revenue reform, and intsId to suppoct
andjvo.s for the Deuocratic.candida,e, for
President and Vice President. stand in
this struggle for law and order first, and
then for Individual fbsrty in all respects,
where il has not been restricted by Law.
To all unnecessary restrictions OfindiVidual
liberty an unsltersble opposed"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
REPUBLICAN MARES NEST.
The Rotten Hole OF Corruption Unearth'd
at Warrington,

The Rotten Hole OF Corruption Uneartc'u
at Warrington,
WASHINGTON, O;sobar 16.-A systs-
matte efIo:t is being made by certlin Re
publican newspapers 10 cast diScredit upon
the Democratic Administration by chsrg-
ing against it the bad work oa the Wash
ing.oa aqaeduct. Fton te2inaicg to end
the tunnel sni water works extension
hlvs bsen under Republican ooctcoi. The
work WAS began two years before NJ.
Cleveland b,cams President. Toe tunnel
was designed By rsd-hGt Republican
approved by q Republican ID strict C'm-
mites and By a Repubi, an Bard of Di;-
tr:ct Commissioners; the cou'rics was let
by Republican engineer officer TO a Re
uublicsn consrac.o- mot tie lowest bidce')
through Repaid can Influences and In a
wsy 10 please a R3publicln President.
Every dollar thst has bseu expended
uccn the work has b en- upon the approval
of R.publican cfficia'. A very pro-
nounced Rspubl e,o ras controlled 'hs ex
peadi.ure of every DIST let appropriation
since Mr.. Cleveland has been Psesideat,
aud the mos. TO Serlul influence II th+
District government is nov Republican, g.
il alyays ha' bssn since tte city Wss first
eoyecntd by Commissioners.