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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24
THE JOINT DEBATE.
The Arrangements So Far Completed
Employees shoaid be Given n Chance

The Arrangements So Far Completed
Employees shoald be Glven n Chance
to Go.
Arnngcren:s for the er AZ JOINT ts'id
debate betseeu c ngre$msn W. L VII
son and General Golf sre being c1mp'e e',
and it is expected that by t,-morow
every hing viii he in readine s. The de-
bsts W IL. as has already Teen announce ',
take place at the Ahamhra rink, in the
Eishth ward, and there is every p-otpect
that the immense building will be crowitd
I, the 6oo-s. 1t will lie the elceNor OF
the sel,lc zen IcpreSe atlng the two par
n, s, ha, ing thsrge of the deb te. nessr
s Riley, Chairman Of the Democratic
Z ate C. mmit.ee, Sn1 W. j. W. CoSdt n,
era rmsn of the Republican 8 ate Con-
mittee. TO have ample sealing capaci y for
ore or two Thousand pe'pe-prt baby
mere and every arrangement VII he
mae which is p: sab c to add TO ths & M
(, TT OF the pubic. -.
Fh. rink will re openei fer tie pubic
az one o'clsck Satu d y sfternoor, aud the
s-e ,ki-g will 90 nmen,e promptly at b VT,
nast one. 6eHral Golf will orel with
IN hosr- and q b II, and will b. follow d
~ Mr. W lsoa for she taTe me. The1
Gsns,a, Gof will haze twenty minu'eI
nd Mr. Wilson win fol ow With rep y OF
~ same leux,h. GeHral Cuff will rejoin
fTt n mis- les, 81 d uel Mr.. Wilson vii
e,ose in ten m mute. This foots up ioui
Sar = of ,pe L ng, Q :dirg at hat-P,st fiss
o'clock. and
snn,oyers generally will give their Wotk,
nan a hall. holiday Saturday, In order sna'
thew may be enabled to be present At toi'
S.S,t, II viii bs BY far the bts' oppSy
A. o;,v .hsy will lave to listen TO an sspe
s;.;on Of the Arguments upon both sides 9
Che great tsriff question, ana S s - :
4 pasibls wotknea sh1nld e ~,
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IN A SMALL WAY.
Me News Of the Day Pointedly Para
rrsphed for Hssty Readers.

THERE w.re four cas- in Pc lice c .urt
Yesterday morning
THE work cf laying the leland sewer
has baen completed.
The CITY Collectors Office will be kept
o2en every night, until November Is, T
The convenience of taxpayers anxious 10
save their discoun'.
Mr.. FREMONT BAHAFFEY and Mss
Eliza NJ. G lmip, of Allegheny c1rnty,
Pa vera married at the oflics of Justice
w. H. Davis, yeste dy, by Rev. d.. ID
A. Coming ham.
HENRIETTA RICHARDSON was yes'e--
Jay fppoinad gua'disn for the orphan
chililen of A. G Ricta.d on, dsce 'sed'
Road, $500; Alex. 7. Young and Loais
Sha1er soretieL
THE Masnnerchor will celebrate its
thirty-thi d snniversa Y with a grand
concert and ball, this evening, at its hall:
The Opera House orchestra will play, and
a grard time will be the rtsolt.
HARRY LAUF, boy employed It S:
Rae,,s S1ns, had oce of bis toes crus he'd
n, Yesterday morning, and two Others
badly mashed, by the elevator pincblDg
hi, foot bstween the platform and the
floor.
THE engineers from this section who at
tended the funeral of TIER f'llow englreer
Jsme, Norman, hist Sunday, deh'e TO re-
turn thanks to engineer Mike Lally for iha
efficient manner 10 which he lovk,d attsr
ths tic comfort
THE remainder Of the Isaac u BlaT CHI
ard prorer,y was sold at acc ion yesterday
by Auc ioneer Hsller. W. II Frank par
III d the two pie3s on Eof stre<t for
S4e OJ. The pIOpe ty on Wo-d tni ia; 90
street was taken by NJ. Acter fer o., loo'
Mr.. G. B. REID, fer the past ins year!
widely and fsvorsbly known to the hat
eni cap trade of this city, through his
connection with the FIRM OF Ha7er 4
Bro has been admitted to partnership
in the house Both the finn and Mr..
Read ar, to be congratulated upon this
mtye.
EVANGELICAL meet ngs are b ing h II
every II CHS ut the Thomson NJ. f. Church
on the island, Rev. Grimes pastor. Two
emi, ent divines, R.vs Upceg'af aut
Smi h, sIe conducting the meetings, and
the great st interes: is being m4nif SID N
them. Quite number of nvrts srs be-
ing m,de, and ,hs meetings prom 81 to re
silt very sIccess'olly.
THERE is tonsiIe able disa iSfsctiou OF
Nni tn Market s rest owing to the way TIE
| p ritz WHO ran charge Of the city gss lsmp
d;sct yea his duty. On Market street
north of Ninth st eet, ttelamp', as q rule
srs not Lighted until &C ok, and some
m % later. 1t is h-p III. tie prop
authr rite, will remedy this ineo1venieLc c.
to p'rties re idi- 6 il that locality.
GILMoRE's Boston Jubilee Band will b
at the Grand Opera House on DNemoel
IL In msny cxes TIE largest operi
hous, $, Kinks ard armories have not be ~
large enough 10 receive the people, aud to-
enth usiasm knew o DO 1nds. The artist
az we'll q, ire financial suece's was uppre
@ ,dentsd, az d :hs jubilee features proves
as ss.opiahing in idea as when original.
produced before 10000 peoll, in the Col
,a.un, at II NstOl
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RICHIE DEMOCRATS
rrRS OUT To HEAR THIS TARIFF ISSU Is
DISCUSSED, LAST EVENING.
PrsUa-afons for tho Thurman Demonstration Still
Progressing in Good Shape-P0Incal
Aat.srs Of Various Kinds.

A yery enthusiastic crowd Of Democrats
s.mbled last evening in the headquarters
If tbs Richie District Democratic Club
Nol,ps HAll-to listsn to addresses BY
Hon. F. P. Iams, of Pitt burg, Senator J.
p Snnmeryille and John Howard, q.
The meeting WAS called to or Ter about 3
O'Clock by Hsrmsn Bsn.z, who named
Christian Yieweg, Jr.. Chairman.
The chairman introduced Mr. Iams, who
nrceeeded in a clear AID fUreible manner
+, p,,sspt to tiI hearers the p iccira'
issues of the campaign. He was inter
ruu!ei at frequent int rivals by applsu'e
which was very discriminating IN Its
nature.
The Sd ,aker aptly de- ignstsd the tariff
a. A tax 90 the backs and months OF the
Amerie.n workman, bis wife and children,
and went on to demonstrate why lhey
.bopld IN some measure be relieved "a was
D,onossd in the Mills bill. He said Con-
yTsss had taken the tax of Of lumber st'ef
the Chicago fire in order 10 give the suffer
inv psople Of thst city who wantef to re-
hnild that much baneht, and he wanted 70
/ know why the whole Americs n pN p g
conld not cow he given the same sd'sn-
tSoe He showed that in the yeass betwet n
, 1850 and 1860, when the taIih only aver
aged Is per cent that wsges went ur,
Int if what the high protection sss Y II
true they should have gone down, asa
showed the f.lsiiy Of their claims BY CIV
inc tina figures to lrOve Ia between lSoU
nd $50, when the high ter:f was IN oyer
otion The s6yauCe III wages had net ten
ra,r IA great as in the preceding tan years
/ hy At lesst IS pr cent. The Incl: a'e 10
manufacturing, tCo, rom 80 to 80 ha =
cen over 10 per GER t. gri a.tr than IN the io''
Living twenty years Between the years q
1850 and 1880 what tie people had 10 sell
orIy advanced 81 per cent, while what
~ had 10 bay decreased Al per lelt
Mr., Isms' speech, which vas sooot an
/ hour in length, was hhtentd 10 Win ine
/ cloSt - interest
SENATOR S>mmeIYills vas then intro
! duvd by Chairman Viewig. The Senator
90 raceiyed with cheers and said he only
in,snd, a 10 make o few remsrSs, but hs
',ot 40 ;ntsIested in the subject and 'h'
sn5isnce bscams 50 in.ently INTEREST," d II
nat he was ssy'ny, that he c'ntibu;d tc'
,brssousrters Of sc bour. He thought the
,u-;S IA, 70. the vital issue between ut
80 nartie,; that is was on,y tenn
1".ar1 o.s and that the real sue Is tho
,unSsmsntsl pri.tiplss Of the parties and
the firm of gCverpmtns each rp'ssenStea
~ Az was a splendid one ard gaze tfos,
who heard him mrca valuable lniorus
ion. At the ecpclusion OF tns ssnsto ", y
,smarks be wal hearty cteerec' ana GIl'
rsIs made fer Ne. HoEs d. john
80 10 yet out of il on account OF the late
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pensions to Union soldiers as any Republi-

can sdmit t.ation.
Mr.. Da'zell also said thst when Prtsi-
dent Cleveland went into Office there was
bat So, 900. 900 Of surplus now there wac
$3.50, 900, 600! Mr.. Dslzell probably wasn't
aware that he YVES complimenting the fru-
gali,y and ecoromy of Democratic Preil'
dent wto saved, Notwithstanding the eI-
trayagance of Congress, 1921, 600 900 OF
the p. oles money in THREE year,! Yet at
the same time, Mr.. D-lzell accused tie
Democracy OF extIavagance, and waute1
10 know what had hex ONE Of the accunu-
lating surplus. Which, be fsid o few
momen 8 b fore, DID not exist We might
,sk Mr.. D. what the Republican ART y did
With tho surplus during the twenty-five
years it had cont:ol OF the government
Mr.. Dale declared, and these we've
his woIds: The internal Revenue u ss
disgrace to Clrittian civilization Yet
the Republican party endured this dis
grac." for twenty-five years.
Mr.. Dllzall openly dee dared in favor OF
free whisky," slthorgh he t ok occas on
to cay that he "did not speak for thu Re-
publican party" He fo,gIt Mr.. Blaiue'e
Paris message in which the Piumed
X night ssid that if the lutte nal Revenue
tax were taken of whisky it would .duce
the price to 20 cents q gallon and increase
the consuu. ption immtasu rably.
Mr.. D,lZ II spoke great deal upon the
tariff, bat il WIS oil TO tbs effect that tie
tariff oidut inGeNe the pr;cs at home,
ard wal The same cd dresry ltrf. lie
did MT cay. however, how it was that the
big P,n1sy lvaria manufactures kicked
80 hard when il was proposed TO tor eb
a cent Of Il i, tsriff tax. lie should have
explained tos it happened that they Of :
j.c,ed to h,ving it reduced II their produ't
est no more tlan the same product N
England or if the tar! fl did 70. raise pric Q
in ills country. This is point o Re.
publicsn orstor has ye: explained II
can't be e1plai0ed from their standpoint.
There as Iittls or noapp'au,e through
out NJ. DALI lis epe c.. 10 fact, 1t WIS
the colde political meeting Of the cam
paigu. Ooce Nc. Ds'z.ll mentioned The
''mP gical" usms Of James G. Blaine with
or sat flourish, and stepped b7ck. evil
IDENTIFY expecting thur dsIous applause
from some where, bit the house was 90
sti ! that pin dropping could have been
distinctly heard.
Taking it all in AZ, the meeting was Q
dead failure.
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DAYLIGHT PARADE
Aud Mass Meeting at Whoeling-Judge
Thurman to be Present.

Aud Mass Meeting at Whoeling-Judge
Thurman to he Present.
The committee in charge of the Dem
ccratic demonstration ct Wheeling on the
3O.h inst is making every effort TO make
this the bisg,s. affair Of the kind ever held
in the State. $40,
A great daylight demonstration will be
held in the for sr DOR, followed by mass
meetings In tbs afternoon and evening,
when the Hon. Allen G. Thurman will be
present.
The B. & o. r. r. Co. will cell excursion
tickets to Wheeling and return for all trains
on Tuesday, October 30.h, from Grafton,
Nor gsntown AID intermediate ticket sta
tons at reduced rates, and wi run sp cisl
train from Wheeling at 1900 midnight, for
Graf on nd local stations.
We give below list Of stations showing
time f trains and round trip rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24

TIE pou't;ce which draws ont mans
yir uer is the n iha. cove \ his grsv'. II
You cont went ell your ,ir ues hI own to
s1cr, 'e2u'ste your rezulstnr With Wa
ne s Log Ca in Sanap ri'la. l. nak's pure
bic cd. hich gives sund bealts. krs'st
bo,te in market Mibu'sct1red BY p:o-
prieto!s OF Wa ner's Safe Cure.
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Notice Is hereby given of a call LoI
tCh,irmca and secretaries OF the
teuS Committees of the fh"r''"''
ssn,,raiion for the purpose OF com
rhay sna consulted action. VI e'-
Ing Abr caIletl at 7:3o o'clock sharp
At rSAn. of the Young Mems DchS-
eraiN Iub, NO.S5TWsIfih street TINS
wed Nay evening, october Sh'
RieA1 Ike notice
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Slightly Damage q.

We rave Just received SEQ pairs Of the
ce'etr,t,d Clsrksburg B!anse's, which
wtrs tightly damaged by the lsts f'od
there, VII CD We will sell at So S5 per pair,
regular price Sc CO. Call early, as they
won't lut org st this price.
STONE & THOMAS,
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A TEAM attached to track owned by
Carer & Morrow, nm of in tn, Sixth
ward Monday night, and succeeded in in
juIiug The vehicle somewhat ~ running
il b lamp post.
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RIehmnnd ErnoAitIon.

The Ohio River r. K. will sell excur-
siou tickets from Wheeling to Richmond
AID return October 3 20 November ID,
good rstu,nipg November %, at the low
rae of $l4 IS for tie round trip.
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Retaining special train will leave Wheel
ing for Grafton and inferno date station
at 1900 midnight. The tickets will be
good two dsys.
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Returning Speei Il TT in will leave Man
min gton 10, above stations at coop. m.
Tickets rod at above rats are good for
rel Urn passage on all regular trains Of the
following day.
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A Joint Discussion of the Tariff at Wheeling
A Joint debate on the tariff, the leading
question If the day, By Hon. WIN. l.
WILSON, Dam, and Gen. NATHAN GoFF
Rep will be held at Wht cling, Saturday,
the 9th il ST., at O'Clock p N.
For the accommodate ton Of those desiring
10 attend, the B q o r. r Co. will sell
excursion tickets to VIII cling aud return,
from Grafton a7d al il te.me1iase stations
at greatly reduced rats on Saturday, Oc-
tober 9th.
We give below lis. Of the stations, time
- aud
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,,,o., National Platform, 1861 II is due 10 tn sr =.
tS taration should equaized and reduced as
the national faith will permit $685.. .r
Re,ubican National Platform 1884: Inc d to reduce the
pledges itself o correct the inequalities 0' Tic w
surplus
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>,,,,no, platform. 1868: 1t is due to the iaoor OF
Republican should equaed and reduced as rapidly as the
nation that taxauohs
na,ionaI faith will permit 80 -,
- - national Platform 1884: The Republican party
IHss itself to the inequalities oil the 'arin I'LL" "
surplus.
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ie was comp l ei to
we're MT sorry re
oEard made . st r
tut shu4ing the Re
~ 5 comparison be-
can lidates thsy p 6
down To Congress,
e ,ords CT q CD and
baIes to take their
and vote for them on
ured in Q most vivid
the working man
presidential Gle, ton
that Of the present.
, plaialy realised the
Rspuhli an olssors
! Saii tie country
q Z psfn0e5s1js cd
sksr NJ htsFz5E'
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Free. Free! Free!

Free. Free! Free!
5 600 sheets OF the latest music to be
iven away. Gail and g't enc at House &
derrmsnn's Mammoth Furniture, Carpet
nd s re Credit House, 1900 Main street.
n. B.-See our sd. on another page.
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1000 handsome, well-boand and print
Cd volumes on oil subjects. in our IS cent
b. Ok section. By mail, 45c-
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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,o,.1 20 Nov Advertisements.
RECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
Sale-FeTrcts. ,,,L;,-
E.-atiG Mass Meeting Capitol klhN'
s,op kaisins-F. HanGuer.
4 [stOgie Msker.
Harper & Bro.
If. II. LIS. c-,v.s
a., Oks and Siationery-JoS Graves
FOUETH PACE
sP.rA tssting-Youps Mems De~O''"'
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10 Pieces All-wool Tricet Cloths t36
il ches wide) only &c ysrd, for few
DAYS only, at Stone & Thomas.
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,nb,Ican Rally and Mass Meeting At

Republican Rally and Mass Meeting Mt
Giannipgiop, Thursday, October 25th.
The B. & o X. Il Co. will re ! excur'
sioa tickets to Huntington and Ie:urn OIL
alb Va date OF redu ,ed rates.
We give below lis; of stations, chow
inc time of trains and rt uni trip Ia:es:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-24

NEW Piuih Wraps and Closks, Jaksta
and Cbil1nn's Cloaks, at lowest prices, OF
Stone & Tho mas
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ALL the c. L. S. O. Books for season Of
49, 80, sold separately or in sets, by
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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blanket Buyers,

don't forget you can buy the Clsrh burg
All-wool Homemade Blankets (slightly
F1smassdl 81 t3.es, worth y. 90.
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A GOOD assortment of Fine Pocket
Knives and Scissors. All warranted, at
STANTON & DAyENPoRT'S.
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Don't Forget

that ycu c,n get the largest - r;a. tS.n
s an u ~ 4 ~, st Stoke q Thomas
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oarp,t Buysrs, Attention.
A Joint Discussion of the Tariff at Wheeling

Atwood Ex. Super. Carp,t ouly 55c,
worth zoe everywhere, at Stone Il Thomas.
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,;s:ss should S,s
d. the tariff
surplus -------
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ed frequently by applause, and when he
CLOS d the cheers shook the building for toe
next Prosecuting Attorney of Ohio county.
The meeting then came to an end.
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"a STITCH in time saves nine''-if taker
with Mile End" Yes.
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Returning, trim will leave Wheeling for
above stations $40 p. m.
The tickets WILL be only good on day OF
issue.
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Republican National Platform ia' and reduced as rapidly
, ta,, ,,, taxation should be eIi:AI]tN "' ~
t,o rational faith will permit , ,,;,o, marty
,,nulican National Platform T md to reduce the
, IVY tspIf TO correct the inequalities oi the ' ~
surplus
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HJreIin8 8e9ister
WsyfBlY IN THE CITY.

rnsrnoross- Record
re schrspf, the Opera House drug.
ma3s fhs following observations Of
, temperature Tu'slay; a H. M:
..sa m. 81, IL No., 81; 3 p. m, o.
. rs weather chsngesole.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-27
Cause Of Decay IN steel.

II has recently been discovered by q
hoard Of naval experts at the United States
navy yard. Mares Island, Cal, that the
cause of the sudden deterioration in the
steel used in building the new cruisers
for the government is not due to the
ravages Of a worm, as was supposed,
but Is caused by the fungus peronosporus
infestans, SO well known Us the cause Of
potato rot.
With the delicate apparatus procured
by the gov rnment for testing the quail
ties and detecting fraud in metals in
tended for government uses, il has been
ascertained that the minute spons or suds,
which float in the air, are introduced into
rho metallic body while in the molten
state during the process Of carbonization.
They also find that this form Of steel rot
Is alarmingly epidemic in much Of the
government material.
A large and profitable field IL open "a
inventors and scientific men who will de-
wise means 10 arrest the spores Of this
fungus as they are drawn into the car
bombing furnaces, or who can prevent
their growth and spread either in the
wgot or manufactured forms Of STEEL
Detroit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-27
Water Changed to Blood.

There Is an animalcule. sometimes
called the englena sanguinea. or the
blood red englena, which multiplies a
rapidly in some places that the surface
of the pool soon resembles a great clot Of
blood, to the wonder Of those who see it
for the first time. and do not suspect the
cause. The little creature seems TO be
abundant all over the known world, and
Ehrenberg, a German naturalist, who
discovered and named it. suggested that
the first plague of Egypt. when the water
was apparently changed into blood, as
na-rated in the Bible, may have been
caused by a prodiSious and miraculous
increase of this little blood red infuso-
rian.
Within very recent times an apparent
change of water into blood has come to
the writer's notice in the White mount
aims, in northern New York, and in sew.
eral places in New Jersey. The phe-
nomenOn is not very rare. The creature
that causes this change has itself a pecu.
liar color habit according 10 its age In
early youth and middle life its color IL a
vivid green; in maturity and old age it
assumes the crimson hue referred TO. and
often tue same individual may he both
green and red az either color reaches the
surface during the body's movement,
each coming and going in a wave that
flows across the little creature, or a
minute spot may le rosy red in the gen.
eral green. OF an Cmeral island may APP
pear in this miniature Sea Of crimson
Alfred c. Stokes, N. D., in Harper's
Young People.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-27
The Rich Mans Cnnchman.

A rich man who beats his dog is no
more important in Mr., Bergh's eyes than
the poor man whotOrments his nCighbor's
pet. The coachman If a millionaire IL
the prisoner. His employer Inns become
bondsman for HIM, and his attorney il
present % See that justice is dealt out 10
him. And that is just what IL done
just that and nothing more or less. lie
was arrested for using an infamous lii.
the tides Of which contained sharp tacks
which pressed cruelty into the sides Of
the horses face, INJECTING such pain that
he reared and danced. This gave him
the appearance Of great spirit. Mr.
Bergh briefly states the case to the court.
The bit is produced. Half an hour Of
argument Is heard and the prisoner, in
spite Of his masters wealth and social
position, is fined $2j.-Benjamin Nor.
throp.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-27
The Mot Decorated Man.

II would he difficult TO say who is the
most decorated man Of Europe. Each Of
the three cmporors and the royal sover-
cigns of Europe average fifty grand
crosses, with their respective appendices.
Aside from the sovereigns and princes, l
should think the most decorated man
must he either Count Andrasgy, the
former chancellor Of Austria. or the sta
ton master Of - q well known water.
ing place. The latter receives an aver.
age Of three minor crosses Annually. de-
pending mainly on In" number Of
sovereigns and princes visiting the place;
station masters, physicians, police COM
misSioners and others are in many in
stances rcmuIerated for their services
with crosses. very much as the gate
keeper Of the castle Of Chillon receives |.
shilling from every visiting Englishman.
Ernst Won Hesse Wartegg in The Cen.
tury.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-27

IL needs no argument 10 show that our
penal system is ms bad rs Il can be. Prob.
ably one-half Of those incarcerated could
be made excellent citizens without being
disgraccd. OF the other bali a large part.
by a course Of wise discipline. could be
lifted out Of the ranks Of vice and crime.
At present n man once in states prison Is
pretty sure TO be back again o after
his release, and his incarceration only
Aardens him. The only pardoning power
how recognized as possible is that lodged
In the hands Of our governors. n power
that is generally exercised with discretion
and ends in vast good. We cannot too
soon eradicate the idea Of vindictivenes.
from our penal system and substitute
therefor tho idea OF reformation. -Glob,
Democrat.