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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-11
1853 MARKET STREET.
JOS. II. McARDLE, Manager.
BRLlAIRR BRIEFS.
Interesting Items from the Glass City-Psr.
,sonnl PointB.

Interesting Items from the Glass City-PeF-
.sonal Points.
MC1rs. IIathoTpl and McMlllen Bros. 90 East
to day with live stock.
Hon. ]. W. Shannon, OF 81, ClaiEIyIlle, o., was
here on business Saturday
Mrs, Richard Alum and son arc here from
PlndlAy visiting among friends.
A teachers examination will DO held Ia the
Central building next Saturday
Gay from Missouri 10 being used here for the
manufacture OF glass house pots,
William Padenbath is carrying biz hand In .
sling He has badly spralned wrist
st. Johns Dramatic Club will produce Eileen
0ge" at the ElyslRn Thanksgiving evening
Misses Taylor aud Potts, two Of BellAire'B
school "mRtmS," spent Saturday In Wheeling.
Mn. A. Michael and daughter, Miss Florence,
are 10 Pittsburgh among friends for . two weeks
II IL said that Amos Shepherd knows who
stole his watch and that arrests Will follow this
week,
Superintendent Of the Water Works, n. q.
aud neck.
Edward Yost, manager Of Jas. 8. GIll's Sons
Rot Factory, Is smiling over the arrival OF new
daughter.
on and after to-day tue law In regard 10 killing
quail is on, and the woods this week will DO full
Of hunters
The new HRl generator at the Bell4lre window
glass works promises 10. be great success, 80
tho management say.
There Il NO let up 70 the lantern globe trade
here. Enormous shipments are being made
daily lhAll directions. .,ty,
The little fellow, John Wagner, who wa hurt
about ten weeks ago ~ coal car running over
him, 10 Blill confined 70 MS bed.
The .. & /; put iuto effect yesterday Q new
Of tho time OF the trains on this end Of the road
Another man has come 10 Bel!aIre from the
he Will 10 10 work for the Stamping company
to day. 80
James dickson, OF Canal Dover, Secretary OF
the State Council OF the o. u, Am, will yIslk
Plymouth Council here tonight A full turnout
d deSlfed.-
FS,ret hnr,,nv a svaIr,, tho n,, IN .hls ss
well "a Other Ststeg' mn one man came IA WIN
thirty rahhltS ono day Last week which WeFO
catiEht win ferfeiS.
I'M ro,y mn ,thoa, ha. Al iast s,,lvab a. tbo
,,r,S, sLn,T and FsnrE Tina an hiS asHs ~
sarffpenterS viii 6eIin thIs morning 10 remodel
lie present cargo boz.
NY ,Has Tnn.na,iv assa ySs,s,csvy pna
HISn W. Mns,on ag S,Hx.nS ya.SnSs Men;
thiS Church. preacied, $3.50 f'''S' v
n,I." ~, ,.,osSs,Is. mn. ,..o., ...,. .,...
,vso ~ .,sa.n S V hsI TS paSe
nv wsS Schoos \, sndant bo,a t1ns warss
snlo ,sSH III ~ M NVtvs
Wels u1eeI uus slAs wa al'
!Ady In crossing thq ita0ks 10 tue nee iboT-
hood Of the EAltlra0le y Ohio shops last Friday
night Wat eaved from . hortlh.e Death BY Frank
Atnelt who pulled her Oh the track Just In time.
A.... R..N a 80
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Transters OF real Isstate.

Two deeds OF trust aud the following
to record BY CLERK Hook Saturday;
Deed made October Is, 1880, by i
Caldwell Pierce, Of Gibson Landing, La.
TO Egnatz Rapport and wife, for lots No
2, 9, 10 and lin square No. Is, on the
part Of the Caldwell run property. Con
sideration, $1,000.
Deed made November A. 1850, by
Marguretta q. Bankafd and William H.
Bankard, Der husband, to Patrick Reilly,
for tho north half Of lot No. Ill in the
old town u East Wheeling addition,
situated onthe north side Of Eighteenth
street. Consideration, $3.50.
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The Turner's held meeting yesterday and ar.
ranged 10 go 70 steuOenbille 70 body next Bun'
day TO attend q meeting Of the Pllbufgh dis.
trlct convention, and also for an entertainment
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There was aruSh otbusinesSin the Bali,
more 4 0hio yards here yesterday. The
managers q tho transportation depart
nent we've making an effort 10 relieve
the freight blockade which has existed
at GlenCoes, where the Pittsburgh freight
yards are located, during the past week
or more. To do this eleven freight
trains, Including four ''double.headefB,n
were run over The "rlken division, and
as fast as possible ro.made up here and
sent eastward and Westward. All avail.
able locomotives, including several light
passenger engines, were pressed into Ger.
vice, the llght onea being Used 10 double
With The tteight enRlneG N
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Is natures own true laxative. tits the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; to dlspel head.
aches, colds, and fever; 10 cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For SAFE in 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company
Anton ?. Hess, r. y. Burt and O. Men
kemeller,
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steamboat Notes.

EARLY yesterday morning tho lbw.boat
Atk, while passing this city, broke Q
pituian strap OH ohH Oi her engines, and
had 10 land at the wharf, The com.
mander wakened Nj. Sweeney, and the
strap was taken II Sweeney \ Sons
MACHINE shops. Tho Job was not quite
Hniehed laBt night and the boat lelBllll
ttiOorpd d the Rheh william Manly,
nt Bvllalfe, purchased the old leffyBoat
Frank 8, Ovens, sold agthe wharf here
s4lptIpy Tor Sli5, The ld'itdn alone 10
worth that SUN,
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Justice Ankle yesterday sent q lolored
man tiamed Q, w. Wooden 10 jail 10
await q hearing this afternoon on q
charge Of theft. Wooden was formerly
embIoyed as a porter l1 a Wholesale
establishment here, but Of late has been
living In Pittsburgh, where he married
A white woman, He ID down here on q
visit and Saturday night was anco1itno'
dated With lodging by q former friend.
Yesterday morning Wooden got up early
undoubtedly departed, wearing bic itiend'e
shoes In place Of his own aud taxing I,
small silver watch, which the friend
sWears ID worth $50. Olllcer He'll A.
rested Wooden yesterday afternoon,
fie gave up the watch when arrested
and Afterwards, lion he had been placed
HVllnd The barr, traded back hiBiflend's
shoes iot hl6 own.
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Last Friday evening a par on The EleC,
trio line had narrow escape from DO.
molillon, and lls OCCUPANTS d similar
escape from injury. The car was rolling
along st 0 good rate Of speed be.
tween BoRge' fIu and the lover pat ol
The city, when d rail which had ny some
means been turned up IL tho end caught
on some part Of The running rear, anil
was thrust ZIP through The cat HQofI
The car stopped almost Instantly, but
the rail was PllllDd pp Into The pat 70
almost lis fill length, The conductor
was standing ii the aisle near The rear,
and tho end Of The tail barely touched
him
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The Perfection

OF the age Id 'Lhs medical line IL the
liquid itllttemedy, Syrup Of Figs, manu-,
la6tured only by the California Fip
Syrup Company, II 10 agreeable 10 Tie
taste acceptable 10 the stomach, harmless
ia lie nature, palnleas yet prompt and
thorough ils action. For sale IN 90 Cts,,
and 500 bottles BY Logan Drug Co.,
Anton p, He's, u, D. Burt aud 0. Mem
kanAilaf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-11

III sou cannot SEQ and need spectacles
you should call on Us md have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments aud more experience
than any other UptlClAn In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
innded, JACOB w. GkUBB,
JeWeler and UptlClan,
Cor, Twelfth and Market streets.
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ON Ior I,nItl,nL,o.ss:

Tie special sleeper attached here 10
thu Baltimore 4 0hio's eastern express
via Pittsburgh Saturday evening was
well alled With Wheeling people bound
for Baltimore 10 attend tho biz Catholic
Congress, In addition 10 those who Il
was announced would leave werCi Mr..
p.J, GAVIN, Mr. James ]. Wief, Mrs. NJ,
]. 0'Kate, Miss glannop, MlBB Lizzie
LAWN aud Mt +. WOir MI. EdID 'Don.
nell, thu'pOpular haggage master Of the
u. q 09tthLion WIS also among those
who departed. HewRB accompanied by
hls wife. THIS 10 the fiBL VACATION Mr..
OlDOnnpll Las had ior many yeafa.
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Usn ONO valley oOtee. 1t's the best


Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Ito pleasant taste and
beneficial Effects have rendered It i'm.
mensely popular. II cures habitual con.
stipation, Indigestion, biliousness, RlCk
headache, piles, etc. Sold 10 50 cent
bottles BY o. II. Goetze, w. W. Irwin,
W. =. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co, and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agepts,
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New Advertisements
70 Le.--TwO Large Rooms.
l.OSi-sj Notwithstanding Bottle.
Agents s. TO $40 per day.
70, >. OF a.
WAnted-dAleSuiAn.
Notice to Coal Minels
Table aud Pocket Cutlery-SeAbitt 4 Bro.
TFy Home Liver pllls-l(. II. List.
For Rent-JAmGs A. Henry,
Grand Opera llOuAe-MlAS Nellie Free.
Grand Opera H0ltG-Danlel Boone.
liUst-DOg,
sIude6aEer Farm Wagon-lIoge 4 bro.
Rusty liaAU burners Joseph Bell Stove Co.
Attention, SpOthlnen-l. u. Dillon 4 CO.
ballu I.llxors-uCO. n. snOOk 4 CO.-llead oil
FennylyAnjR Lines--Third page.
baltimore & ohio uailrOad-Third page,
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THG best, Ohio Valley Coffee
TUE LAST CHANCE.
Cheap Excursion 10 Chicago, ILL.,, via Haiti.
more & Ohio Railroad.

On Thursday, November IA, the Bali,
more & Ohio Railroad will sell excur.
sion tickets from Wheeling to Chicago
and return at $40, and at corresponding
rates from other stations, good going on
all trains Of that date, and valid for re-
turn passage to and including November
Is, 1880. The annual exhibition OF the
American Fat Stock, Live Stock, Poultry
and Dairy Shows will be held In EXPOSE
ton building, Chicago, November 18th
to 2lst.
information apply TO T. @. Burke, Ticket
Agent, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, or at
Union ticket Office at Wheeling.
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FOR FAIL AND WINTER.

Just received a complete and artistic
assortment VI saliings, PantalOOllngs
and uyercOatlngs, which We warrant 10
tlakU ny IN llrst.ClaSs style, and at rea.
BOnablV prices. Fit guaranteed.
q. HESS u SONS,
1891 d 1923 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-11

WARRINGTON, Nov. lO.-For Western
Pennsylvania aud West Virginia, fair
weather, followed by light rain and
warmer RouthwCstefly winds.
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TnE early bird catcher the worm, and
sometineBA bad cold, which however
docs no injustice 10 the old proyerb, lof
with the aid Of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
colds are Of no consequence. Price %
Nahfai
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AlIUsElLRNIs.
Rhoa At tho Opera House- Matt AIeNRbb
at the Grand Other Attractions

That popular actress Rhea and her
company arrived here last night from
Philadelphia, where most successful
engagement was played last week. To-
night Rhea will appear at the Opera
House in her latest and most successful
play, Josephine, Empress Of the
French" An exchange says OF the pro!
duction: "The pathetically sad tale OF
the troublehliietof Josephine is'worthy
the greatest genius Of the gifted actress,
and II Ia high praise TO say, as may with
truth be said, that in Mile, Rhea the
unhappy queen has found satisfactory
and an intensely sympathetic persona
tor" q 81
"coLp DAY" 4TTHE GRAND TONIGHT
Tonight al the Grand, the western
"Cold Day. company under the man
agement Of Matt II, McNabb, ot this
city, begins an engagement ottwo nights
with q special matinee Tomorrow alter
noon, II Is safe. 10 predict that the
house will be crowded, Mr., AeNabbH
friends will be out in force 10 give him
and his very amusing skit albigBend-of.
The comedy has been filled with new
music, songs and dances for this season,
'lpASIRI BOONE COMING.
The great diana "QanieI Boone" will
he given at the Grand this week, for one
night only Wednesday, the 18th.
There will appear In connection with
the presentation OF this drama six
horses, eight Shawnee Indians and thirty
people In all.
Nellie Free, q well known solbrette,
will appear at the Grand in tho Silver
Spur the last three nights Of this week.
The rush at the Grand Saturday night
10 see the last performance Of the "Walis
Of New York" was so great that people
had to DO turned away,
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Ii yog yo6ll fashionable, neat atlipg
suit, 10 u WAnatiakef 4 BtoWn'g
agency and leave your measure and
make . selection from 400 samples al
j. w. Reiful's, No. gi0i Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-11

CAE4sRH originates in Bcroiplous faint.
Hoods sarsaparilla puriaes the blood,
and thus permanently cures catarrh. 4
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JACOBS 4 1aENBERa cloains out retail
stock. Now 10 your time 10 buy bargains.
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AZ Iof Ohlo vallpy Gained.

II speClacles cause yout eyes 10 Tire OF
ache Il ia q llgn they do not suit your
eyes, aud you should consult Professor
Shelf, the optlUlan, Of laeh'e, corner
Main and Eleventh streets, Examine
lion for glasses free. fThAs
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The thermometer at schncpfS drug
Store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
raviaihred IA iOllOWBt
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syHo can ioteteil a sudden bruisO on
the leg Of a iaYoiilo2 Keep Salvation OIL
for the stable
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,'rhsn, my dear eli, we will agree 10
Differ mo, slfl We won't do any such
thing, because you're wrong"
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Tas Electric Light. You will use no
other,
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Tue richest flavor, Ohio Valley Coffee.
pAN.AMBRIC4N EXHIBITION.
Excursions to pittsburgh, via the Pennsyl.
yanIR Lines,

To give every one an opportunity 10
see the special exhibit Of Mechanical
and ELECTRICAL appliances, prepared espe-
ciallY for the Pan.American visitors,
and which will remain in the Pittsburgh
Exposition building until November
n, excursion tickets will be sold at rate
ofS9, Including admission, via the Penn
sylyania lines, for all regular trains leav.
ing Wheeling on Thursday, November
II, good returning until Saturday, No.
vember 10,
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GEO. M. SHOOK & co.
M. j. MeFadden..
.iUI.J.NlpERWEAR AT COST.


4 have received from tho agents Of aye large
Underwear Mills AGO underShirtl aud Drawers
with Instructions 70 sell the entire lot imme;
diately al liz actual cost 10 make. lhAYe placed
this entire lot Of Underwear on sale " lhe IOl'
lowing low prices
StFlBed Mprino Shirts and Drawers, bOC.
AIl.WoOl Heavy ked Shirts and Drawers, bOc.
Hes, White MGilnO Shirts aud Drawers, HC.
Striped Wool Shirts and Drawers, won't
'' Double Stsssi Red Wool Shirts and Drawers
t' Ia. Striped Cancels Hair Shirts and Drawers
j erssy Rib canels Hair Shirts and Drawers,
Ensiiih MerlnO Striped shIrIs and Drawers
fias Red Wool MedtcatOd shirts aud drawers
'@saniiaty' Wool, Heavy shirts and drawers
SUnshrlnLabls" Wool Shirts and Drawers, q.
Imported striped Wool shlli8 aud Drawers, y.
Cashmere Wool dedicated shirts aud Draw
Ofs, q W.
OaShmerO and silk MnilOn, ., Is aud 6Oc.
Walking ITlnyeR and Mile %, 10, 80 and 1bC,
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NOR RENT,
Exchange or Sale.

4 Garden Farm about ten acres, within len
Also Double Fnme House on the N. T. Cor.
nor Of Huron aud Ohio streets, on WbeaIISS
Island. Apply 70 N. B. IIOkkRElMRR.
nbFhATh Agent for ETeontriT.
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Wanted.
For Rent.

ITO LET-DWELLlNG ll2O MAR.
II KIT street; ten rooms; will rent IN ansn,
more tenehA: 7. husEAAE, llS6 WSirrIt Oh
DOR RENT-THE WELL KNOWN
II Business Stand, No. 20 Twelfth St,ss,
E SSS1eHslo 9, given Sa ARFl 1894 Enquire Of q
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% 1ntS yOu gel IllscLtIo llIshL Hlonh
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YouR grocer has Electric Light Flour.
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The Lantern Globe works stack has been IN
bad shape for some time past q The ton in al
night part Of the Top, iell down, crashing
through the roof. HRd The men been At WORK
they would undoubtedly have been badly hurt
Saturday The men employed about The slack 10
i sS = M0 would EPSI no p SS p1f S fA
sCAiIolded and repaired,
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ilrTTEn lhAn ~, Electric Light Flour
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

A Tosng GtrI fighss Br~ssiy 70 Protse Z
her NirtBe.

DEIE0lr. N0y. l9.-lt was reported
that Mary Meal. T45 Wesson-ase., had
been robbed httie after o clock,
Saturday night, by a highwsyman, who
bad taken her pocketnook containing 4
few tr.nkets. It now transplres that
this statement Was gwen out by the
police 10 throw the perpetratoF OF a
dsstsrdly crime OF his guard.
Mary : pretty girl Or II, who lives
with Well-t0-d0 parents on Nesson-sVe-
For some time past she has been TAX
ing care or a child or Wm. r. Parker,
235 NsiiOnal-aye., during the day. re-
turning home every evening. Nnllc
on her way home Saturday evening
she noticed a large, powerful man toi-
low ng her. When within nye blocks
Ot her home the man overlook hcr and
threw ner down. The brute, face was
terribly scratched and ne was bitten on
lIc lips and checks.
Yesterday afternoon Detective Dow
ney arrested john Dayous, driver OF
one OF John Greu>els brick wagons.
DavOus lives on Thirty-third-st., be-
tween Jack son and Buchanan-sts. He
was positively Identified 10y the glrl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
BURROWS BIG BOON
Two Small Rooms and a Box OF
Cigars.
But 4 FAST CROBlSC SENTIMENT
His hain KehAace fs On his SapPoFt Tor
second Choiee-f~o western Against
Oae EasfeFn Candidate bur
rows 0sale OF Solitaire.

WAsHHGToN, NOV. ls.-Congressman
Burrows formally opened his speaker
snip headquarters TINS morning. They
are modest ones, consisting OF two
small rooms at the Riggs House, With a
box Of cigars. Fred Hubbard, Judge
Coo.ey's stenographer, is executive ON
Ger. There Is no denying the fact that
there Is fast growing sentiment Ia
favor OF Burrows for second choice.
There are only three men in the fight
Reed, Mckinley and Burrows. The lat
ter j. playing IN cahoots with Mckinley.
IL Is already a night OF the West against
the East. All hands are against Reed.
III he can be beaten Mckinley Will prob
ably Win. II not Burrows stock Will
go anead. Strangely enough not one
OF the Michigan members Is here yet 10
help Burrows. StOckbridge Is on hand f.,
but Senatorial interference in this fight
Is not popular. Burrows himself Is en-
thusiastlc. lie expects twenty votes on
the first ballot, and counts on votes
from Minnesota, New York, Missouri,
Virginia and Tennessee.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
WASH0UTS AND LANDSLIDES
Railroad Traffic Seriously Inter
fered With in the East.
Heavy Rains Cause Overlooking Streams
and Flooded Cities-The storm Es-
pecially Severe i'm New Jersey.

NEW YORK, Nov. l9.-Hcavy rains
have caused many streams in New
York and New Jersey to overflow their
banks, and a number of towns have
sustained considerable damage from
floods. Traffic on the Erie railroad
was stopped today by washout near
Elmira. The lower portions of that
city arc inundated, and the Northern
Central railroad Is also blocked 10y wash
outs and landslides. One freight train
was wrecked by n landslide and
Engineer Delaney had a leg broken.
Several bridges have been carried away
around Elmra and Hornellsville. The
Lehlgh Valley railroad trains are de
layed. Canlstec is partially inundated
by the rise of Canlstee river. Railroad
traffic there IS suspended. The storm
is very severe along the Jersey coast.
The pier at Long Branch IS in danger
and the bluffs and bulkheads in that
part of the coast have been badly dam
aged.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

To insure safe delivery TO you Of the
TELEGRAN-HEBALD, you should have
letter boxes. and ! VIII sec that carriers
always put papers ID them. They have
strict orders to do so and VIII consider
& a favor # YOU viii notify me Of any
failure on their part 70 do II. Now #
II You vii sec that you have q suitable
place 20 put papers, viii guaranty to
have them delivered there. ] trust
this viii meet the hearty approval and
prompt action Of al. :. IT SWIFT,
Supt. Circulation.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Mr.. John p. Mcintyre Of Grand
Rapids, a lover and patron Of the
drama. VIII accompany Mr.. Sol Smith
Russell and his company over to tho
Valley City today. It has been several
years suce Mr. Mcintyre was I'M tni.
city and he expressed himself pleased
a. well rs surprised. at tho wonderful
growth which Nuskcgon has attained
SINCE his last visit herc.-Nste7oa N0-s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
SENATORIAL JANGLE.
Too Many Candidates in the Land of
tAe Dskotas

Br=E.rcK. y r., Nov. l9.-The leg
islsture sin o peck of trouble. A eau
Gus was called for last evening to name
candida .or tic United states sen
ate, hgt So much opposition was met
that the caucus was called off. II viii
probably he ued tins evening Gilbert
a. Pierce claims sIre thing ON the
~Cuatorsh,p. tut thCre are four caudI-
dates for the second honor. among
them the notorious y ~. Oriwav
The Les stature met todav- in tho
House -. Is. We.iman was elected
Sneaker
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

holding its annual meeting here today
2ltn tNenty seven delegates present,
2 presenting ss u9any -oe4l stsiea-es,
Nltn az Aggregate membership oI a..".
fne society nov 1ss eaaght sFtry t1-eL
WHO has stolen from auy member
during the past year. Inis afternoon
oE1cers Nll ~ elected and the best
methods of capturing En- ewes discussed.
Ire society Is rapidly growing