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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-02-25
Inconsis: ent Legislators.

Only few weeks ago the House Of Peers
Of the Grand Duchy of Hesse-D armstadt
passed law prohibiting duels under the
most severe penalties. Notwithstanding
this fact the members thereof have just
caused ministerial crisis by absolutely re.
iusing to sit IN the same chamber with a
certain hereditary legislator who possesses
the unenyiable distinction Of havinr refused
to nSht when challenged
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-02-25
The Mormon Estabu hmont.
The Mormon establishment Or church in
this country comprises 162,3S3 persons,
ociEcd fo,lo,r-,.

AUt5t 80. go u
OF these 49,, 2297 are in Utah, the re.
mainder in Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado: Ne
yada, Arizona and New Mexico-a number
large enough in two or three of the Terri
tories to control public affairs by clinging
together and adding through immigration.
It is the policy of the Mormons to mormon.
ze other Territories as Utah has been Nor
uuoni2ed.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-02-25
Time Changes All.

The young dude stands for hours before
lcoking-glass, parting his hair in the
middle. The old dude stands as long,study
!; ing how to cover the bald parting ap.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-02-25
Don't Put It OF TIL Tom orrov

Don't Put It OF Till Tomorrow,
Fire insurance at the cheapest rate
I'D Minneapolis. First class companies.
Is your household furniture insuredf
=. W, hcGrath, Room ii, Temple
Court. 3.' ''7s-
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-02-25
Despotism,s IRON Heel.

Despotism's Iron Heel.
q An uprising may be looked for in Sweden
before long The King has taken to writing
poetry.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-02-25
ELECTRIC KISSES.
Tsae March OF Science and a Cold Snap Ada
Pleasure to Oscillation.

An application Of the electricity That is
| latent in the atmosphere SO extensively this
bracing weather, says the New York S~"
has been discovered by the girls UP town,
where the air is clearer and the electricity
more plentiful than in lower parts Of tho
city. Electricity is SO abundant in the ait
up in the high parts Of he city that per-
son walking over velvet carpets, especially
if in slippered feet, becomes so charged
W it'll it that on approaching any metal q
spark will leap from his finger tips with q
distinct cracke. and there are some who
declare that they have lighted the gas by
this means. There il the same spark and
crac}sle il the fin ger is held toward the face
Of another person instead Of toward metal,
and the discharge Of the electricity is ac-
co,npanied by Il shock severe enough to be
painful to both persons. Some ingenious
girl carried her Investigations into the mar
ve4ous properties Of this mysterious fluid
still further, and discovered that the SHOCK
could as readily be conveyed by the lips as
by the finger tips. Hence the electric kiss.
tits given by approaching the unsnspect~
ing victim, shutting the. slippered feet
softly over the carpet, and bonding the
head well forward SO that the lips shall be
the part of the person fnrthest advanced.
just as the lips have almost touchcd the
face Of the victim there is a craczle and a
sudden and stimulating shock which those
who have tried it describe as very
pleasant. If the room be darkened the
spark can be distinctly seen by q third per-
son. 1t is said, however, that the export
ment is usually more successful when the
third person is somewhere else.
Another freak of the atmospheric cleo
tricity is at the ticket boxes Of the elevated
railroads, where the tickets, instead of
dropping from the gloved hand, will cling
to it, and can scarcely be shaken of, while
after getting into the box they stick to the
sides, and have to be pushed down with
wire rods that the gate-men have secured
for that purpose.
This, however, is nothing compared with
the regular state of things ont in Minnesota
and other parts of the Northwest at st.
Paul New York printing press manu-
facturer, just back from setting up some
mammoth machines there, said that it was
impossible to make them work satisfac-
torily on account of the paper sticking to
the rollers on its way through and tearing.
Finally somebody thought of connecting the
presses with the ground wires, and the
trouble, when this was done, ended. ALI
that had been the matter was that the cleo
tricity ii, the presses made the paper cling
until the wires were put in and carried it
off i11to the ground. -,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-02-25
Barbarous Punis,lncnts.

The Coreans, who have recently sent q
Minister to Washington, arc barbarous in
their punisbments. No court and prison is
complete without. All assortment Of iron
chains, bamboo rods for beating the backs
of offenders, paddles and switches Tor whip.
ping the calves. till. the flesh is in tatters,
ropes for saving the flesh, stocks, boards to
beat the knees and snin-bones. O.her pun
ishments are suspension by the arms, the
bastinado: and whip. One humiliating but
not painful mode Of punishment is TO-, tie, a
drum to the back of the offender, and pro.
claim his crime while the drum is beaten as
he walks through the streets. The man
who strikes his father is behcaded; the par.
ricide is burned to death. Formerly, in ex-
treme cases, vinegar was poured down the
criminals threats in large. quantities, and
he was then beaten till he burst:
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-02-25

Anchylosis of the jaw is tolerably rare,
and successful operations for its cure are
scarcer still. The surgeon who performed
the operation is a man wel-kno,gn TO the
medical world of Chicago as particularly
successful in enterio and other abdominal
surgical cases
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-02-25
&S 81 & 1 for The IRISH STANDARD,

SSS31 Oper year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01

AAAR MANHOOD, YOUTHFUL IMPRU.
" DENCE Nervous Debility, cured BY
III" Botanic Nerve BitterS, 500. ASri
LUZ Ned. Co, Phils,i5iphiA. Pa, acc
- 90 Dr,lg store. NBsaliitg SlSSnd'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01
LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, May al.--Cattle--
Receipts 139 head; shipments 39 head;
market closing steady; prime IS O0a5 10;
fair TO good 81 75a5 90; common "a OOa
5 50.
H,gs-Rsceipts i, 200 head; shipments
/. 500 head; market dull; Philsdelphias
S. 75a5 80; mixed S. 20; Workers. SIS SO
as IS; common to fair So 30a5 40; pigs S. 90
as %.
sheep-Receipts /, 800 head; shipments
800 head; market demoralised prime
81 25i4 30; fair to good So 5Oa4 90; CON-
mon 81 O0a9 90; young lambs "a 0Os5 90;
spring lambs S. 00a7 90.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 81. Cattls-Rsceipts
10000 head; shipments $500; market
strong at 1Oc higher; beeves 81 00l5 so;
cows and mixed 81 90i3 So; stockera and
feeders 81 5Oa4 10; Texas cattle 81 90a4 90.
Hogs-Receipts "a, 900 head; shipments
1000; market dull at Toe lower; mixed
SIS l5a5 As; heavy So 95a5 55i light IS %
as 40; pigs and culls 81 T5a5 TO-
Sheep-Receipts 5, 400 head; shipments
a,OO0 head; market steady; native NUT
tons So 55a5 90; Texans muttons wooltd
81 OOs4 so; shorn $4 90; feeders 81 GOA
3 Is.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 3l.-Hogs-Dull and
lower; common to light 81 00a5 SIS; packing
and butchers IS 30a5 20; receipts 4, 300
head; shipments /, 500 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01

A colored damsel who was pursued by
man of similar hue, raped vigorously on
the lsmp-post in front of Parks q Dickens
store at an early hour yesterday morning
While che was drumming up Policeman
another man and woman appeared. Soon
the awakened populace heard one woman
veil: "Gib me dat umbrel" There was
no answer except the report OF two pistol
shots. The REGISTER reporter bounded
out of bed expecting to get special, ana
WAS lust in time to see two men OF Atrl-.
can blood attempting TO carve each other
with razors. 1t was rather mixed up
fracas, but it seems that after all the racket
no one was hurt. Officer Archer fastened
To where the shots were fired, but was too
late to catch the gang.
Another big train of emigrants went
west yesterday afternoon.
The concert of Prof. Armstrong this
evening will likely excel anything of the
kind ever given here. Frank Henning, oil
Wheeling, will assist.
The Globes want to play any amateur
club in this section.
An iron tongue at the steel works hit
Samuel Rowe on the head, cutting large
cash. .,
Some OF the colored chaps who attended
ball here started for home early yesterday
morning on Il. 4 o. train. The boys
were full of something and the conductor
found it necessary 10 dump them of the car
at Benwo0d.
Ex-City Solicitor NJ. i Pearson and the
members of the late Ohio Tin and Copper
Company move to Findlay to-day.
A or wd from here attended the festival
of the Knights of st, George in Wheeling,
last night.
There will be meeting of the w. O. L.
u. and the Y. y at the First NJ. L Church,
this afternoon. Mrs. Child's, Of Canton,
Ohio, will address the meeting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01
WEST VIRGINIA
win Have to Pay The Costs in tao Hatfield
Case,


win Have to Pay The Costs in tas Hatfield
Case,
L0aisgWs COmmGcIaL
Judge Barr delivered his opinion in the
matter of the Marshaps fees IN the West
Virginia Aa6eds corpus cases yesterday
Col. Gibson, Of West Virginia, made mo-
ton that $500 be paid to Capt. Gross, the
Marshal, "a fees for removing the prisoners
from CAtlettsbnrg to this city, be refunded
on the ground that Kentucky, by special
act of the Legislature, had already paid the
.Iailer OF Pike county for the same services
Ihe fee bill of Marshal Gross amounted to
$3.50 81. OF this Gov. Wilson, OF West Viz
ginia, paid $500, leaving due balance oil
$50 Oh. The fee bill includes the expenses
of Deputy Marshal Mcdonald and guards
in transporting the prisoners from Cat
Iettsbug and delivering them TO the Jailer
of JsffsrsOn county. The opinion states
that there is no evidence that Klein, the
Piks-couuty Jailer, has ever been paid for
these services, but adds that If such be the
case there shall bo no duplicate payment.
Klein, in his return of the papers connected
with the case, admits that he Turned the
prisoners over at Catlettsburg. il Ia Thought
that Gov. Wilson would have paid the en-
tire bill when here, but did not like the
straightforward manner in which Capt
Gross talked to him.
The Marshal intends enclosing copy Of
the Judgment to Gov. Wilson and drawing
on him through bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01
BELIAIRg.

n Rumback yesterday killed BIZ doLen
rnr,;sh snarrows with % short cahore
gun. Mr.. Rumback is a me sno. 800
when given half chance aimos. e IT,
time brought down q dozen Dirus. ~
county pays ten cents dozen io' 'A'
lanes Keyser, the school teacher, yss.
tsrdav shouidered his gun and went up INC
r n & G. in quest Of game.
+ Bolts is having 8 room liked up ne1'
70 Ritz,s grocery, in the Fourth "af"'
wh;cb he will use as barber shop:
a row occurred near the C., l. q w.
crossing on Wednesday evening. iniee "
four fellows wanted to do mp an unkno"p,
bnt the latter refused TO fight saying nc
did not want to pay fine. Finally ,ne
unknown was struck by one OF the o.nsr
ssno and knocked down. Policeman L,tue
soon made his appearance. Inc once,
waded through the crowd, using MS cioseo
UMBRELLA right and left. He arrested tne
fellow who had been chastiseo anu iA'e'
Vt The Wheeling club will do we'll to sign
Sol. White and "Betz' Collins ana stsi :.
anew, The club made o mistake "nen II
Aid not retain several ofthe Beliaire boys,
as every one of them is playing eHceiieh'
ball. -, .nno;,,ad
Assisting Instituting and Installing omcef
Of the Women's Relief Corps of Ohio:
The Satterfisld Bros. have purchaser
the remainder Of the stock OF the ONO
Tin & Copper Company. MI, d..
The G. A. X. picture in Blum Bros
window is quite an attraction.
Gsorge Robinson killed a squirrel and
was fined two dollars for the act:
Adam Lukens was indicted for mqrd'r
in the second degree by the Grand jury
Abe Adams was burned painfully by
molten steel at the steel plant.
The returns Of persona. property In BEL,
aire ia larger than last year. IL Is claimed
that stocks of goods are lighter, prices
have decreased, and large numbers OF our
people have gone to Firdlay; uuder these
circumstance the Following increase IN the
several wards are very encouraging
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01
WOMEN WHO WEEP.
Why So Many Ladies Cry Clearly Explained and
How II Can BE Avoided Carefully Described.

Why So Many Ladies Cry Clearly Explained and
How IL Can BE Avoided Carefully Described.
1t is safe 10 say that not one woman in ten
thousand lives single week 10 which she does
not either cry or feel Ike crying. The cares OF
life, disappOlntments, and. more than all else,
weaknesses and pains make oil women more or
less miserable. This is all wrong. Women were
made for happiness, not for misery. When
womanisweak she requires strength. Her body,
her mind and oil her faculties and functions
must be put in a healthy condition, or she can
not secure strength. Nature is always ready 10
do this, but nature almost always requires as
sistance. and the question therefore is, How
can we Best assist natures"
The finest physicians In the medical profession
have agreed that nothing so surely and easily
does this as pure spirits taken in moderation,
either before meals or between meals. The ef-
feet Is 10 gently and healthily stimulate all the
faculties TO vigorous action, and thus nature Is
assisted and strength is given. There are hun
dreds OF thousands OF ladies In America, to-day,
who are growing stronger, healthier and more
attractive In appearance by the tudcious use OF
Dury's Pure Malt WhiSkey. Many OF these
ladies are the wives or Ministers and Professors,
and hundreds OF them are Temperance women.
They realize that Duny's Pure Malt Whlskey is
u AOt ulluh, duu tudl IL
the best and only positive help TO weakened
bodies that has ever been discovered. Great
care should be exercised, however, TO secure
only the genuine, which Is absolutely pure, for
there are very many so-called WHISTLES In the
market that are positive injury 10 any one
who uses them. We venture 10 assert, however,
that not one woman in i've hundred who will
carefully use this great aid 10 health In mOdera-
ton Will continue 10 suffer from weaknesses,
but, on the contrary, viii and renewal not
only OF youthful ylgur but OF color, brightness,
and all those qualities which indie lie the pre-
sence OF perfect health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01
PRODUCE.
New York.


new YORK, May 3l.-F7our-R Receipts
81, l34 packages; exports 6,Sa4 barrels,
and 2,s57 sacks; market very weak and
dull; sales 1860 barrels. Wheat-Re-
ceipts 1877, 100 bushels; exports 123, 600
bushels; sales 8, 1854, 900 bushels futures,
500, 600 bushels spot; options variable and
unsettled; ungraded s92sa4c; No. 2 red
Nav a1a92c, closing at &c; June 90ss93c,
closing at 81 sc; July 9l3s92tc, closing at
92se; August altal2lc, closing at 9a9c;
September 92la93lc, closing at safe; De-
eember a4Iss6c, closing 9olc. Corn-Re-
ceipts T6. 600 bushels; exports 30, 1873 bush
els; sales 7l2, 900 bushels futures, IS, 600
bushels spot; futures irregular; upgraded
62ta63Ac; No. 2 mixed 63a6Sic, June 81 ia
624c, closing at 6lsc; July 6lls62sc, clos.
ing at Gle; August 61aa62ic, closing ct
&c; September 62s62.c closing at 62sc;
October &c. 0ats-Receipts 2S6. 600
bushels; exports l, 331 bushels; sales 1885,
600 bushels futures, 23s, 600 bushels spot;
market ssIc lower; mixed western 36a4Oc;
white do 47c. Hay-Steady; shipping Goa
Csc. Hops-Quiet Ooffee-Spot, fair
Rio firm at l6sc; options higher but less
active; sales g., 900 bags, June II lisa
IS SOC; July Is 25al3 45c; August u 3la
IL soc; September 11.e0sl1. 75e; October
II. 3Qa11 40c; November II. 10al1 zoe; De-
eember fall zoe; January, February,
March and April l.l5sl1. zoe. Sugar
Steady; centrifugal s. test 5ac; refined
firm. Molases-Easier. Rics-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady; United weak ct Rsc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01
Bradford.

BRADFORD, Pa, Msy sl.-Petroleum-
Opened at s5te; closed at safe; highest
B62c; lowest 823e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01
Inherited
Diseases.

7r OBJ, realm II disease the facts OF Ia
t.-.rt-..... ..rp most numerous and are dsilS
.....un.u- Here, alas. they bccome Ter
rr.. rgr.rfl and overwhelming. No fact OF
r..r., b. more pregnant with awful mean
Ing tlu the fact ~ tho inaeritaoee OF
disease. 4. meets the physician on his daiiy
r.4nf,. rgrtIyzius his art and hilins nm
wiki a.,u.lv The legend Of the ancieA'
Greeks pictures the FUrics as pursuing
rrrrs from generation to generation
r.rt.riu. taem dgsOlI,e. The Fur'e' sun
l..tl,.ragrs 90 tgrgor and death, bus they
e-. uar u.y, clothed IN the garb Of supcrS'I
t..a. lat appear IN the more intelliS,ole but
L.I.>s.yyful form OF hereditary disease.
Ea!yru science. which has illuminated 50
uaay dark corners 81 nature, has shed a
H.. Ii 10 ou the ominous worda OF tGe
Saaur.,. The sins Of the fathers shalt be
visited uaur the children unto the third anu
fourth -.r.TatI1u " Instances OF hereditary
ll,sl-, ar-ual Fifty per cent. OF eases OF
cga4aur,. % that fearful destroyer Of fami
u.,. II ,.urgr and scrDfula, run I'm families
through Inheritance. Insanity Il heredttary
tn "a marked drRres. but, fortunately, hko
MANY o.Har hereditary diseases, tends 10
wear its.lf ont. the stock becomins extinct
4 d..tu.ui-h,d scientist truly SAYS: No
orssu .rt.vturr ~ the body Is exempt from
Jns.lau0a of bgin, tn subject OF hereditary
Ua4a" Probably more chronic diseases
yvh..1 permanently modify the structure
ana fun rrus or the body, are more or less
liable rH D. Inherited The important ahd
farrra.liu. prl-iicsl deductions from sueh
fgaJ,-aractiag - powerfully the happiness
olJad.v.Iuals and families ana the collective
welfare of the Rdti1U-arC obvious TO rchee-
tlas r.r p P. AMI tho best means for prevent
ing ~ curing these al scasgs Il q subject OF
intense interest Go ell. Fortunately nature
fas provided a remedy. which experience
a,attr-teI as inflHihlc. and tho remedy Is
The world famous Swilt's Specific. pure
vegetable c1mPound-naturc's antldoto Tor
aU t,r0d poisouS To the afflicted tt Is
rsss.a, % incstimablc value. An interest
In try4tlss ou blood and Skin Diseases
will b. mailed free by addressing
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3 Atlanta. Ca
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01

Cotton Seed Oil-Upchanged Tallow-
Steady. Rosin-Quiet at 81 GOAL 25.
Turpentine-Steady at SIC. Eggs
Weaker at 15t15lc. Pork-Firm; mess
$l4 00a14 % for old; SIS 25a15 so for new.
Cut Meats-Q net. Lard "A shade lower;
August s. SO; September So 60aS So; Oc-
tOber IS 59a8 go; city steam So Is. Butter
Weaker and unsettled; western 12a19c.
Cheese-Quiet and unchanged.
Chiesso.
CHICAGO, May 3l.-Wheat-Was I'M
settled and weak to-day; cash No. 9 spring
s34as4c; No. 2 red June S33as5c, closing
ct SAGE; July 83sss6sc, closing at s5sc;
August 82iaS5c, closing at Sale; Decem-
Der 843as74c, closing at S53c. Corn
Strong, prices ranged higher after decline
at opening; cash No. 2 Sale; May SAC;
June 53ta55c, closing at SAGE; July 53ta
55bc, closing at SAGE; August 54ts55ic,
closing at 54ac. Oats-Quite active;
cash No. 2 37a37sc; Jnne 33sa34c, closing
at 335c; July 33Ba33sc, closing at 33sc;
August 2sSc. Flour-Quiet, prices firm.
Rye-No. 9 Csc. Barley-No. 2 69a6sfc.
Flax Seed-No. 1, 81 %. Timothy Seed
Prime SO %. Mess Pork-Cash $l4 0Oa
IA %; June$14 12i; August $l4 20. Lard
Cash and June As; July 50 As; Aug
ust So 47!; October s. 524. Bulk Meats
Short ribs So so; shoulders SO 00a6 %;
short clear 50 Is. Whisky-At 81 IS.
Sugars-Cutloaf 74assc; granulated &c;
Standard A 6tc. Butter-Dull; creamery
14sl7c; dairy 15s16c. Eggs-Firm at 1S9
a14c.
PhIlsdsiphis.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3l-Flour--
Weak and irregular. Wheat-Dnll; No. 2
red May 92!a9Sc; June 943a95sc; July
91la92c; August 9Ola9lC. Corn-Spot
steady; futures dull ungraded &c; steam
or No. 9 mixed 629c; No. 9 mixed and
yellow Gao: No. 9 mixed May 62a63c;
June 62Ia63lc; July 63a63lc; August 6Sf
a64sc. Oats-Steady; ungraded white
43tc; No. 9 mixed 40lc; No. 8 white 42c;
No. 2 white 43ta43}c; futures quiet; July
4S!a43lc; August Sssa3sBc. Butter
Dull and weak; creamery extra l8al9c;
Western factory 14al5c. Eggs-Quiet;
tirsts 154aldc.
Cincinnati.
UINoINNATI, O., May 3l.-Cotton-
Quiet and steadier. Flour-Easier. Wheat
Dali: No. . red 8 ic; receipts 700 bushels;
shipments 500 bushels. Corn--Active and
lower; No. 9 mixed SIC. Oats-Easier and
lower; Ne 9, 35ls38c Rye-Dull; No. 2
&c. Provisions and unchanged.
Whisky-Sterdy at 81 13. Butter Easier;
fancy creamery 2Oa22c; choice dairy LA
lac. Sugar--steady. Egg5-Firm at 14i
a15c. Cheese Easier.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 3l.-Wbeat-
Western easier, closing dull; No. 2 winter
red spot and June Gle bid; July s9fasSsci
August s9ac. Corn-Western lower and
dull; mixed spot &C bid; June 60a62c
July colo bid. 0ats-Steady; western
white 42a45c; do mixed 40a419c. Rye
Quiet at &c. Provisions Active and
firm. Butter-Lower; western packed
15s16c; creamery l9aaOc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO. O., May S1.-Wheat-Active
cash and June soc; July s9c; August Sssc
September ssic; December 91s. Corn
Active; cash sic. Oats-Quieti cash Bic
Glover Soed-Dull and steady; cash "a 25
October 81 IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01
x1lr,sada.
pALr1MoRE AND ONO RI

ne,.,tnra Of Tr.ira ftom wheeling. Eastea,
tine gchetiule ineJecf April 99sh, l6SA
Psnress sor chicsro snd The Eorthvcsf, rs
N an n =, and S.s0 n. m. daily. and ILLS D.
:, dsiiv elcenf saturday.
T s,1s AZ tsncsnnsa and a. Louis 1913 q
~ "a 1J.iS n N dsjiv-
c smS "a .nso,nr,sa,t,on soo M. exceot
srrdav
Eor ss,,umbus n, D, a m. daily. and Ills
- StSv srS a.S y :, dssIv ey1ent Sunday.
III r S~s, g.. Vs.hinstnn D T. Baltimorc
Eapssns, TT a Mn We ". Gr.fton' 80 n
:. 80 . N : :. asi,v
AM. nxn-c.s am q M dssfv. las n m daily
.,y,, c,,lpsos aSd;,,onsi Vsy trsin for wash.
s,std, D. -, n N SssIv erreot sunday.
sittsbnrr Rsitimore ana Philsdclphia $40 p.
AL.
vor I1n6rviIla s.ss 4 m. rs 4 m, l2So
No hvuns.s'hsop 49, - - -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01
Sound Democratic Ideas.


Even in Pennsylvania the Democratic
party stands by its colors. There, as else
where, its proclaims its adhesion to the
principle of tariff reform. Reduce taxa
ton. nemolish the commercial and the
industrial trusts. Give the people a
chance. These are the animating ideas Of
the Democratic party. To proclaim them
without hesitation or qualification the
Democrats of Pennsylvania were compelled
TO rout Randall and his following, horse
foot and dragons. In the very strong
hold of protectionism Randall and Ran
dailism have been repudiated. II Carlisle
had been as fearless and steadtast when
forming the committees Randall would to-
day have no standing whatever in the
party of revenue reform. He ought to be
drummed out of camp. As it is, let him
have safe conduct to the enemy, who have
owned him these many years