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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

! ka, pedana W zeszfyns hume
RE Waarusa, )akoby Tow. sw.
Wo,ciecha chcia@o drswi do
kosciofa wyfama6, by}a myl-
ma, DO kesciof wcale ME by1
zamkniety. Me prawda tel,
by pollcya zmusifa Towarzyst-
VIC do odeiscia, albowiem
wpierw odlechs]a policya, a
dopiero potem, W najlepszym
psrzadku, odmaszerowafv To-
warzystwa ma spetkanie in
nych Tewarzystw.
Chyba De potem znow Pc
licya nagnafa punkoiarzy do
obory-te bardzo bye mole.
Jak moana byfo sic spo-
dziewac, sypafy sic ma druga
niedzie]e z kazalmcy tax Ska
radne klatwy, ze ME podobna
ich tn powtorzy6. W koncu
powiedzlaf ks. Radziejewski,
ze to byf diabelski wymarsz,
a wszyscy CT, ktorzy W nim
brazil udz:af, diabfami So. No
wet te cztery dzlewice " bic
Ii co Jechafy " powozie, wio-
FAC sztandar pos~iecony. ME
zosta}y ominiete.
TAX, Szanowny Redaktorze,
blisko 2 tysiaee diab}ow bra
10 udslal w wymarszu, ktorzy
wszyscy zostall posfani przez
ks. RadziejewsKiego do piekla,
a mianowicie:
z pora& sw. WqciecAa.
1.Towarzys,wo sw. W%ojciecha
2.Tew. NajSw. Maryi Fanny;
3. Rycerze sw. Kazmierza
4. Najsw. Imien'a Jezus;
5. Krakusy sw, Grzegerza;
6. sw. Deminlka;
7. Mlodziez w.Stan. Kestki
s. sw. Franciszka
Z parah czeskiej $40. Prokopa.
8. Tow. Rycerze sw. Jerzego;
10. Rycerze sw. Wacfawa.
Z paraM So. Vita.
IL. Tow. Rycerze sw. Vita;
II. Rycerze sw. Karola ".
Z par. Maepokazonego poczeci;a.
13. Tow. sw. Franc. Xawerego.
Towa,zystwa Na1odove Polskl;e.
ID. Tow. Gmina Polska,
l5.Tow. Violin. Krakusow cd. III;
l6. Prem. Rrzem.P olskich;
II. Jana III Sobieskiego;
Is. j. l. Kraszewskiege;
10. Polak ma obczyznie.
Vice razem 10 Towarzystw
wzie}o udziaf W tym wspanla.
lynn obchodzie, ktory sic "a
konczyf IA hall PREY Center
ave. r6znemi mowami.
Byto to pc raz p:erwszy,
lie To warzystwa Narodowe
postepowafy W wspolnym po-
chodz,e z kosclelnemi, przed-
stawianemi przez wielebnych
90. jake nasze wrogi, a pre-.
clez CT OJcowie sami przyczy-
Mill sic do tego, re nar6d raz
prze]rzaf jasno i powstafy to-
warzystwa narodowe. Wobec
gerszaeych awentur, JUL przesz-
10 rok powtarzajacych sic W
para6i sw. Wo)ciecha W Chi
cago, ks. Arcybiskup zachowu-
le sic bardzo obojetnIe. Gdy
Komitet Idle do niego, to
mu wszystko przyobiecuje u
czyn1S, a pc odeiseiu Komite.
tn, to samo jak przedtem.
Je2ell tax dalej pojdzie, to W
koncu ten lud spokojny Ultra
CT cierpiiwosc gwaltownie u
pomai sic o swoje.
Niachaj ma dzisiaj bedzle
dosy6, a druga razs wiecej do
Nose.
L uszanowaniem
Sekreta,z okregoDy.
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
z MICHIGANSKICH 30.
WI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

dzlezy blerze udziat W budo-
vie Polskie) Hall. Raj we1
wal ich do siebie i namawiaf,
ably sic cd budowy od1aczyll,
a gdy mu osw,adczyll, 5e )uz
wplaci!l SO dolarow ma ten eel
i cofniecie sic jest niemo2e-
bnem, pow;edzia}: .,Zostawcie
SO dolarow, tylko dajcie sic
wykreslic . listy Vowarzystw,
hale budujacYch. Ale Mfodziez
ME daia sic skusiG.
A teraz przejde do poswie.
cenla choragwi Krahusow sw.
Grzegorza. Poswiecenia doko-
nal wiel. proboszcz ks. K. Koz.
towski W para6i sw. Jozefa W
Lake View, tydzien pred cza.
sem, jak byfo ogioszone.
Czcigodny ten kapian, praw-
dziwy sfuga boay, ktoremu
ME dollar, ale zbawie-
ME owleczek jego plec1y po-
wlerzonych ley ma sercu, po-
kauai swiatu, jak pc szatansku
postepuja ksle4a ma Wojcie-
chowie, lie wlasni ich para
FAME musza zebraG swietych
sakramentow u innych ksie3y.
Zyjac z ciezko zapracowanego
groszs blednego ludu, ktory
bydelkiem nazywaja- zamiast
zgode i mitos& szczepic W ser.
each braci, krzewia niezgode i
burza Gaia parafa, obsypu;ac
rezmaitemi wyzwlzkami kazda
niedziele. Mona o mich po-
wiedzIec, re podobri So do
tych, ktorych Pan Jezus pc
wrozem wygnaf z kosciofa, 3e
z domu modlitwy uczynili dom
przexupstwa i handful.
A lie tax jest, swiadcza o
tenn zajscia przeszle] i zaprze-
szfej niedziell, 8 i Is wrzes-
MIA, kazania WHOLESOME
przez ksiezy Jezuitow.
Gdy Towsrzystwa prey kos
clele sw. Wojciecha W dniu
8 wrzesnia zaczety formewad
sic W szeregi, ably wziat u
DIAL W obchodzle poswiecenia
choragwi, ks. Radzie)ewski
zamknaf brame ma dziedzlniec
koscielny i ME pozwollf wziase
choragwi Tow. sw. Wojciecha,
a obawy, by ME zostaf me
ezeuniklem, nawpuszczai do
plebani' punkciarzy punkcla-
rex.
Music n%ajmienic, 2e ks. Ra.
dziejewski ma lyle bronl W
plebanii, .]ak jej bylo W r..
1868 ma rosy]sklch komorach
celnych pa granlcach a~ustryac-
ko-rosyjskiej | pruske- rosyj-
sklej: najprzod telefon ma po.
licya, potem karabiny i rewol-
very roznego gatunku. A Re
do tyla broni potrzeba byfo
duzo ludzi, to tez desy6 ich
nawpuszczaf.
Policya sclagnat ks. Ra
dzieiewski, kiedy Tow. sw.
Wojciceha stale PREY bramie,
2adajac swych choragwi. Mys.
lat. re gdy policya przybedzie,
TO wszystke ze strachu sic roz-
pierzchnie. Ale ME talk sic
staio. Gdy pol,cyanc; zajecha-
Ii pred plebania, sfyszac Xvi.
XII i hafas wewnetrz, mysleli,
Re JUL ks1edza zabijaja, vice
gwaftem zaczeli pukaG dc
drzwi, a gdy nareszcie ]ego-
nose otworzyi, to punkciar-
ska grenada sic wysypa1a,
lax ME przymierzajac byde}-
ko z szopy. Pollcya, oedac
zdanla, lie to CT sic wdarli do
plebanii, ably kslezy zabic,
jednego pc drugim pa1ka okla.
data, ale oni to wszystko bez
szemrania ponosza, ola mifos-
CT wielebnych Oicow. Maj
smiesznieJsza sztuke odegra]y
punkciarki, DO w ogrodku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

kamlen.
F. Wczoraj by1em ma mi
tingu. Delegate ma Sejm Z.P.RZ.K.
mieliSmy wybranego juz cd
dw6ch miesiecy.
K To dobrze, ma Sem mu-
ST bye wys}any Delegat.
F. Ale sluchaj, a ME przesz-
kadzaj.... DO mi az krew W zylach
sig Selma, jak sobie o tenn wspom.
ne.
k Now predko, bonn bardzo
ciekawy.
F. Wiec ten delegat ME pc.
doba} sic pcwnemu honorowemu
czfowiekowi i siwemu ~generafo-
wi.
k Kto to to ten honorowy
czlowiek?
F. No, a to ty O tenn ME wiesz?
ten CO to ma slowo honoru Pile, a
"a Gently mic. :.
X A juz WIEN, kto to, ale
czy to prawda, zeby kt6ry salonista
ma s}owo honoru dat wypic?
F. Toe podobno u jednego
salonisty byf i wypif sobie zn6w
ma s}owo honoru, ale salonista by}
z}ego humoru, i p%owiedziaf, re
ksiazka honorowa jest pelna
Cheese pic, to zap}ac! - Rzek1szy,
zaczaf mu zagladat, czy ma wszy-
stkie zeby, potem po}echtai pod
zebra, i W Okla mgnleniu iuz by4
ma sztrycie.
K ha! ha! ha! Musiai bye
bardzo }echtliwy.
F. Smlej sig Jeszcze, i ty
bys by} TAXI }echtliwy, jak on, gdy-
bys mia} taxa przyjemnosc.
X A ten general co to "a
jeden?
F. Me wiesz9 toe to ten co
jest "a delegate i kt6ry nam W
Niedz'ele ma mitingu ~powiada4, re
Gala administracya Cd Zjednocze-
MIA jest d]ab}a warta. Gale to pre-
ciez ME ten general CO 8 lata temu
z wojskiem swojem chciaf uderzyG
ma Redakcya Wiarusa. - M a j.
S te ~.
k Co to ma znaczyc - dja-
bla warta?
F. No, CO ma ~znaczyc? Otoz
nam powiada4, re zarzad u. P. RI.
K. zanadto posmiertnego sciaga
i Mkt ME vie, gdzie sic to dzieie.
K Moze to ia Wsara o.
czysna tie Gently zjada co zanadto
W kasie.
F. Co nam do tego, toe VIA
ra 4 Ojczyzna nalezy do sp61ki ka-
pitalist6w, ME do z. P. RI. K.
X Toe sprawy tyczace sig
Zjednoczenia ogfasza.
F. Mech tam og}asza jak
chce, ale lyle p~ieniedzy zadna ga
zeta by ME zada}a.
X Ty wiesz dobrze, kapita-
listow work. nlgdy ME So nape}-
nione.
F. Czy So, czy ME So nasy-
cone, to mnie wszystko jedno; ten
siwy general ma cokolwiek praw-
dy.
X No, co ty sobie mysllsz
z ta prawda.
F. Toe on powlada tax, re
cz4onek wstepuJacy do kasy pos
miertnej musi zap}acic naprz6d ma
posmiertne 40 c., a jak kto umrze,
to zn6w musi p}acic, i gdzie SIG to
wszystko ~podzieje.
k l ty ME wiesz, Jak sic to
zrobi, wejno! W starym kraju pc
wien robotnik pracowaf ciezko, i CO
zarobif wszystko przyni6s} do do
mu, a nlgdy mic ME mia}.
F. A CO sic Z zarobkjem sta
10?
K S}uchaj! iona jego lubl-
Ia sobie }yknad, jak wiesz - jak
ten wasz %honorowy cz4owiek.
F. A wIec WIEN, jaka ona
honorowa by}a.
K Ale s}uchaj, bo.....
F. Juz bcde s}ucha}.
k Vice robotnik do swojej
zony - Moja kochana, ME WIEN
coz u p1ek}a robisz re wszystklemi
pieniedzmi. = Ale mezu, ty ME-
wiesz lax TO idzie. musze znoW pa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

sic obowiazujacem pc otrzymaniu
sankcyi og6}u. OWE trzecie g}o-
sow cz}onk6w). Wiemy BOWEN
dobrze, re og6f nasz 20
wlekszej czesci sk}a-
da sic ludzi niewy v
K s ztafconyc h, azatem
delegat6w t.
k ic lie mozemy mieG
l tellgentnyc a przez
to ME raz SO w ~sprzecznosci re
swoimi wyborcami.
Art. " S. 5. 1 2gi uwaza-
my "a %zbyteczne. - Zdaje sic
uam, re rodacy W Europe lepiej
cd mas potrafa za]mowac sic po-
lityka my patrzmy naszych
w4asnych miejscowych interes6w.
Mech tylko Zwiazek broni roda-
kow pred wynarodowleniem i
przeroznego gatunku wyzyskiwa-
czami, lax s}usznie powiedzia} SEA-
nowny Cenzor W Mr.. "a Echa, a
dopefni W zupefnosci obowiazk6w
wzgledem Ojczyzny. Bawienie sic
W polityke uwa&amy "a %niebezple-
czne ola funduszdw Zwiazku. w
1863 r. dwunastu MEOW zaufania
wiozac kilka milionow - do Pa
ryza - ma broh z}ozonych, "a
trzymali sic W Homburgu i tam
Poole przegall je W rulete. (Patrz
Mr.. II Zgody r. 1887
o lie wiadomo, Zarzad Niue.
UNI W Raperswyll ME zdawa} ra-
chunkow z frnduszdw narodow7,ch
- czy cos podobnego ME dzieje
sic W Zwlazku? (Zarzuty Leona
W Waorusie i rozdanle 100 dol. W
La Sale przez P. Prezydentu Rza-
du Centralnego), a zatem zadamy
zmlany Art TX, 5 4. jak nastepu-
]e: Wrazle rozw1azania
Il" z k u, flu e
goz przech o liza ma
W 1asnosc ktorejkolwiek
n orowane] misty
tucyi polskiej W A m e.
ryce, zastrzezenlem.
re maja bye uzvte tyl-
10 ma Stypendya ola u
czacej sac mfodziezv
p olskie Ell wyzszych
z a k dach naukow ycb
A IN e r k II s i c h..
Nadto zyczymy i prosimy, by
szanowny seim wybra} nowy
Rad Centralny, s~ekretarza Gene
ralnego i redaktora Zqody. Ma re-
daktora polecamy Ob.s Antoniego
Kosaka, delegate z Cincinnati.
Redaktor ma obowlazek drukowa-
MIA W Zgodz'e, bez uzycla nozyczek,
wszelklch korespondencyj, 1esll te-
go GAIA grupa zqda. Upraszamy
zas szanownego Cenzora, OBJ. Fran
clszka Gryglaszewskiego, by ra-
czyf przyjac a Seim by raczy} 90
wybrac ma najwyzszego urzednika
Zwiazku. = Wsparcie posmiertne-
go pc s.p. A. Goszczynskim uwa-
fanny "a sfuszne wdowle pozosta-
rel wyp}acic, ale zazadaG cd kogo
sic nalezy zwrotu tyslaca dolar6w
wypfaconych zyjacym, kt6rzy ME
byli navel cz}onkami Zwiazku.
Wzgledem szkoly wyzszej czy
Uniwersytetu polskiego take nasze
zdanle. Ia koszt pobudowania i IT,
trzymania mona mice kilkunastu
stypendystow. U~czn1owie zas, ma
JAG ksiazkl polskle dostarczone
przez Zwi2zek W czasie feryj, nabe-
dig dostatecznej wiadomosci 7ezyka
polsk1ego.
skarb Narodowy jake podle-
gaJacy capnieciu = czego
dowodem wszystkie fundusze na-
rodowe, jake by4y W emigracyi,
pc w7jasnienlu organic Zwiaz-
kowym, re to najlepszy kaplta4,
dac moznose wyksztafcenia sic ro-
dakom, i re przez to najlepiei sic
przysfuzy Ojczyznie : obrocle ma
stypendya. Zam1ast dom6w, firm
handlowych i t. p, maj2cyoh sic
urzadzi6 ? funduszu zwiazkowego
= cafy ten kapita4 obr6c,G na
stypendya z zobowiazaniem zwro-
tn sunny wy}ozonej ma kazdepo.
Ma ca}ym swiecie przyjeto, ze
W{asnOSc re skfadek now,4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

Mr.. Roger Q, Mills need not have
wasted his time TO tell the country thai
the Democrats in the House intend e
obstruct the proceedings Of that body
The country understands this. WheH
he says that Republican contestantsshal
not have their seats, he gives stronl
color to the impression that these casei
have already been preiudsed by mer
who have not heard or seen the EVIL
dence.
There is, however, just a possibility
that Mr., Mills is mistaken in his estl
mate Of the Democratic power to keel
out men who have been elected anc
to keep in men who have not beer
elected. Strong partisan biassometlme'
warps mans Judgement, Before nov
the judgement OF Mr., Mills has beer
warped quite out Of shape,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
ANnllnnnl Grnnt Monument.

Chicago Tribune.
In view Of this letter OF Col. Grant
which gives the consent Of the family Il
the removal Of the Generals remains Il
the national capital, the duty OF Con
gress Is clear and emphatic. Immedi
ately upon It's assembling a bill should
BIO introduced providing for the re
moval and making suitable appropri
alton for a monument which the peo
pie may increase at their own pleasure
Let the old commander sleep among
bis comrades and by the side o.
his iavorite lieutenant, "Little PHIL
and let the nation which loved him
erect q splendid monument TO his mem.
DRY. Let him no longer rest in alien
soil, unCared for, neglected and forgot.
ten. Place his remains among those oil
his comrades In the capital OF the nation,
whose government he preserved and
whose authority he enforced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

The following conVeyanCes Of real
estate we're admitted to record IN Olerk
Hooks office yesterday: :
A deed made January B, 1850, ~ L: "
Hughes to Henry HaCkman, for lot NO
70 in the Mt, Zion cemetery, Consider
: 4 deed made October !, 1880, by George
II. Parks and Jessie L, Parks to Lille
w, ShalIcross, wife Of A, 7. shallcross,
for lot No, q as designated on q plat Of
ground laid out by George Il, PARKS,
guardian Of Jessie Parks, Considers
4 deed made October 8, 1880, by vii
liam V, Hoge, trustee, to Samuel j.
Boyd, for PAS acres, more or less, known
as the Peter Delaplaln farm, situated on
tho waters OF Short creek. Cons'deEa'
ton, $500. 1000
A deed made September "a, 1889, by
II, O. Caldwell and wiieto Henry Hook
man, for the north half OF lot No, 4 In
square No. Is, situated on Jacob street,
in that part Of the city known as the
Joseph Caldwell addition. Consldera'
ton, $3.50, - 900
Patrick Sharkey and wife to John o.
Lynch, for the west part Of lot No. In
Zane's addition, Island, fronting on Vir-
ginla street. Consideration, s., ZOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

There is a touch Of the grotesque In
the explanation Of the Standard Oil
Company that the newspaper dispatches
have misrepresentOd the claim set up by
that corporation under It's gas and oil
leases in Ohio. The Judge who ruled
against the Standard, saying that itl
claim, II granted, would enSlave the
owners Of a million Of acres Of land in
Ohio alone, must have been Us much de-
ceived us the newspaper correspondents
It gratifying to see the Standard back
ing down, for this is what It's cxplana'
ton means.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
THE BRAUHARNAs.
Descendants Of the Son Of the Great AapO,
Icons First Wife,

Icons First Vile,
BeSuhafnais Is the name 81 an Orleans
family little known before the reyolp'
ton, says Pari letter 10 the New York
World. One branch was established In
Martinique, andthe Yiscopnt Alexandra
dc BeauhRTnRis married Josephine Tas.
cher de Ia Pagerie, aiterWard empress Of
the French. Their son was Eugene,
yiceroy OF italy during the first empire,
and duke of LeuChtonbeTg after the res
toration. Eugene's wife was Princess
Amelie OF Bavaria, and 10 them were
born two sons and four daughters, An,
puste married Dona Maria, queen Of
Portugal; Macmillan married the
Grand Duchess Marie, daughter Of the
Gar Nicholas; Josephine married King
Oscar Of Sweden; Amelia married Don
Pedro !, Of Brazil; Eugenie married
Prince Won MISUNDERSTANDING
and Theodolinde became the vile oil
Count William Of WartembeFg, |.
Leuchtenberg, a village in Bavaria,
was formerly the name Of Q landgraYat
that passed into the hands Of the reign
Ing house Of Bavaria, In III the King
Of Bavaria made Eugene dc Beauhar-
nails, his son-in.law, Prince Of Eichstaedt
and Duke OF LeuChtenberg,
Eugene's eldest son died and Maxi
miliss, the second, inherited the i'm
mense properties accumulated by biz
father-properties situated in Bavaria,
France, Italy, and even In America
When Maximillian married the Grand
Duchess Marie he sold all thess estates
and bought the vast domain OF TamboH
| in Russia, The Gear, considering him
Russian, requested him to renounce the
name Beauharnais and accept the title
OF Prince Romanohski, He was then
made Imperial Highness and Malol
General in the Russian army, In lS51
Duke Macmillan diSd, but his children
were educated as Russians and al
brought up In the Greek religion.
Duke George Of Leuchtenberg-MaTi
milian's son-who had just married the
Princess Anastasie, OF Montenegro, II
younger than bis two brothers, who
have made morganatiC marriages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
mo yirrInln cnlnpnIgn.

They are having a lively time in Wiz.
ginia, With all the disalIection in the
Republican ranks Malone Is making II
hot for the Bourbons, who seem To be
at their wips.ond for campaign material
They seem to think that most lie TO be
gained by stirring up old sectional pre-
juditgs.
Working on this limo the Richmond
Dhpalch discovers that the private secre.
tary Of Senator Quay has been sent TO
invade tho sacred soil in Virginia in the
interest Of that wicked man Malone.
This information, the Dispatch Is conf.
dent, twill aStonlSh tho people Of Viz.
ginla."
In West Virginia wO are neither as.
tonished nor dlsconCprlpd when Demo.
cratic guns from other States arc planted
ON our soil and brought into action
but then West Virginia is not Old Wiz.
ginla by good deal, 1u this State We
recognize that We arc a part Of the
United States, and We are In tho habit
Of allowing visitors to come aud 30 aE
they please.
ljut the invasion Of Virginia by the
private secretary Of Senator Quay must
be a movement Of peculiar menace, Tho
Diipatch endsavors Ivy illustration to
show how bad a thing II IT, Esaysi
ave all know that, 10 use a common
saying, Malone Is no better than hV
ought To be; but even ho may DO OK.
Celled In tho line Of wrong.doing and
notwithstanding by beast iiutler and
Mat Quay, That IL, II 10 possible,
though not very probable"
Just what "BsNst lIullOr" has 10 do
with the case iS not 90 easy to Sesi and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

ONO voters will say through the bal
lotbox what they think Of member Of
Congress who would take a fec for pass
ing u bill to compel the Government to
buy a lot OF patented ballot boxes. They
will say that they do not like that sort
Of thing and will not have that sort Of
man to DO their Governor, This will
wound Mr., Campbcll's feelings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

TnE County Commissioners do moi
seem to think well Of the suggestion
that Ohio county should be represented
in the Union Bridge directory. YET
nothing would seem to be more appro
pirate than representation for 100000
Of good money. Possibly the company
will ask the Commissioners to name {
good man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
Frew. oampbeIIa Hart. PropIs.
ssurp pAnY, sEMI.wEEKLy ANp wEEELY,
WHEELING, oOToBER 8, lss0,

Entered a. the Po,.olice at Wheeling, W, Va,
as tecOld'class matter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
A Nav an.oOo Damage Suit.

Frank Falloure, q well-known resi-
dent of Island, has brought suit fol
5000 damages against Robert .. Bur-
and Policeman W. B. Lukens alleging
malicious prosecution, Falloure, It will
be remembered, was arrested on Janua
~, s, 1883, charged with attempting tc
destroy the drug store and dwelling o.
Mr.. Burt by fire on the morning Of that
day. The fire had been started in close
proximity to q gasoline tank and oil had
been sneared all over the porch. Fal
loure was put in Jail and subsequently
given a hearing before Justice Davis and
honorably discharged. Colonel Arnetl
Is Falloure's counsel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
N1nrrlnre LIecnses issued

Marriage licenses were issued yester
day by CLERK Hook to the following
named persons:
Albert Q. Whitaker, aged 80, and Jes
sic Edgington Parks, aged 81, both ma
tives and residents OF this city.
Henry Kress, aged %, native and
resident OF this city, aud Sarah WINES
dorfer, aged "a, a native Of France and
resident OF this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

Mr.. EDISON was absent from the Coun.
try but two months, yet he had time TO
visit London, Paris and some other
cities, to get good sight OF the EXPOSE
ton, to eat pundry big dinners aud to be
decorated by two governments. Inthis
day Of rapid transit a good deal Of sight
seeing may be done in two months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
FOR SALE.

New Double Brick House that will ray lgi
per cent aS an Investment.
A Gix RoOmed House with large lot, 10 TWtn'
ty.ninth street, very cheap.
Residence nj 22l2 Chlpline street.
Three robmed Brick House, 70 South Huron ~
Desirable Modern Dwelling, ia South iennTt
Building Lots on North Front, South Fem,
Old Fair Grounds, Zane'S Orchard, Fouitethlh
street, Fifteenth street, corner Twentytlghh
and Wood street, corner Twcniy.nlnth aud Eoa
streets, corner McCOlloct and Thirlieth ntttp,
Twenly.seveDth aud Twenty eighth streets
Brick House corner Wood aud Thirtyelghh
streets, At bargain; will pay asa" investment
farm near MOundkville, on the U.lO Vide, OF
exchange for city property.
Large Farm IN Ohio county, near Clinton FV'
Eoi6 q, o. smith, 1870 Main 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

NEW YoRK's base ball victory has
tickled her half to death. She invests
the success OF her club with an import
ance which she would have been unable
to sec in the triumph Of the Beaneaters.
There is in this 80 much human nature
that nobody should find fault with it.
But We may smile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
Tho Condition of Working Women.
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AHv Suhuiu"" Va "O'"b ""HiVh'
PitSLGrgh COMMERCIAL
The report of Carroll D. Wright, the
Labor Commissioner, on the condition
OF tho working women OF American
cities, was printed some days ago. To.
day We print the report Of Mrs. Barry on
the condition Of the work-women Of
the principal European cities. The con-
trast between the two reportsis striking,
With few exceptions the work.women
OF this country have at least enough to
eat and wear and comfortable shelter,
while q majority Of them have consider.
able more than tho necessaries OF life.
In Europe, with few exceptions, the
work.women get only the bare necessi.
ties OF life, while their hours are longer
and their work frequently OF a more
drudging kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

WHAT a nightmare Boulanger was, to
be sure. And now he Is eyerlastingly
done for The Bonlanger episode has
given the French Republic chance to
show It's internal strength. Now for the
great war that must come and in which
France will be one Of the chief figures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

GENERAL CHALMRRs' Withdrawal from
the Mississippi Republican ticket will
make no difference in the result, No
Republican can be elected Governor Of
Mississippi, The other side would not
count his votes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

In London, Berlin and Paris electrl.
cal wires arc underground, and nobody
seems to think there Is anything wrong
about getting them out Of the way. In
time no American city will permit its
streets to DO taken up with forests Of
poles strung with miles Of wires.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

A WESTERN Granger thinks the Presi'
dent has not treated the Grangers well
because he did not take one Of their
number for Secretary Of Agriculture
But he did take a good man, and that
should be satisfactory TO every farmer.