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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-03

After the adjournment Of the convcn-
ton, the Congressional committee organ.
lied and elected Col. G. ". q. Black
chairman and James D. Butt SECRETARY.
Both gentlemen are ahrewd and oner.
getlc politicians aud their acceptance OF
lhese positions iusures uu active and ag
gressive campaign. r. c. G.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-21
A JUST DECISION.

The Courts OF Sacramento have
decided that the Bee was right In
discharging an incompetent ster-
eotvper, and the boycotters have
been enjoined.
The Bee ia to be congratulated
on the vigorous manner In which
it met the issues forced on IL by
the Federated Trades.
1t was proven in Court that the
discharged employee was let out
for incompetency, and not because
he was a Union man. This was
also shown from the fact that the
one who succeeded him was q
Union man.
It is ridiculous TO assert that
any organized body OF men have
the right to say to an employer
that he must be compelled to en-
ploy people whose work does not
give him satisfaction. The party
paying the wages has this right
and no other. We believe that
the man who was discharged laid
it to the fact that he was a Unior
man to cover up the real fact o
his incompetency, and the FEEDER
ated Trades were deceived int
taking up the quarrel.
There are times when strikes
are necessary to compel employ
ers to recognize certain rights o
the people they employ, but Thu
was not an occasion for any sucl
Scottish action.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-21
COAST NEWS.

A. Cohen, an alleged bank thief,
has been arrested at Tacoma.
A Chinese leper has been dis
covered in an old hut at Sacra-
mento.
Arizona has TOT miles of irriga-
ting canals that furnish water to
100000 acres.
A company Of Iowa capitalists
intend to start q barrel factory at
Salt Lake City that will turn out
500 day.
John Garrison, bachlor ranch,
near Canon City, Grant county,
Or, was buried to death In his
cabin Monday.
Andrew Mario and Jules Rod
gers have been place under lock
and key at Portland for securing
money on forged checks.
The Arizona Stock Gro,cer pre-
| diets that yearling steers will be
worth $40 a head before 1898, also
that prime beef will bring 9 cents
per pound before the 4th OF July,
1891. 1t is now from 2 IL to 4
cents.
The Board of Trade at Eugene
City, Or, has adopted a policy OF
mutual protection for the mer-
chants against dead beats. A
blacklist will be established, and
when a man refuses to pay a store
bill his name will go on record, SO
as to warn others.
e. E. Scott, merchant OF Max
well, was taken to Colusa by De.
putty Sheriff Thompson on g
charge of criminal libel preferred
by Mrs. DR.. Rooe, Postmistress al
that place. Scott 10 an ex-Post
master. and notices were posted
giving the postoffice bad name
and telling OF gross misconduct OF
the part of the Postmistress.
A train on the Hunt system
says a Portland dispatch, loadet
with stock was detained in a deel
cut all last night by "tumble
weeds" on the track. Thes
weeds, which grow to height o
about two feet, with 'incurvin!
branches, which give them glob
ular form, flourish on summer fal
low in that section, and when tori
up by harrows roll before TIL
wind till stopped by fence or
railroad cut. Crushed beneath
the wheels the weeds creased tn
track.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-21
This lis the way dramatic pi

This is the way a dramatic pa
per in New York booms a society
woman on her debut:
Last night Mrs. Leslie Carter
justified the warmest hopes of the
friends who for the past year have
been predicting for her and un-
usual success. She tripped on
the big stage OF the Broadway
Theater last night about $50,
clad in clinging robes well calcu-
lated to show the contour Of hel
1.-the, long limbs.
BY dispensing with the clinging
robes altogether she win draw
still larger audiences.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-21

Our brother OF the Laramie
Times has become poetical and
gushed forth the following: "With
silent footsteps the beautiful snow
stole silently down from heaven
yesterday and the darkeyed soil
reached up and yanksd It In"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-21
GOVERNMENT BOND.

The MANHATTAN for a limited
period will offer the residents of
Nevada a Bond Combining Insur-
ance and investment that is in reach
OF all and which every healthy able
bodied man in the State should
possession the protection of him.
self and family.
In explanation read what follows:
Suppose a special agent of the U.
S. Treasury Department should call
on you today and say:
The Government would like to
sell you bonds for any amount be-
tween 81 900 and $50, 900 and if it
is not convenient for you to make
the investment at once, we Will al
low you to pay for the bonds in
Ten Equal Annual 1nstallments.
And, suppose, in addition to this,
the Government, wishing to make
this the most desirable investment
IN the world, should stipulate in
the bond, not only to pay them at
the end of the term, but in case OF
your previous death, to pay them
to your family and AT THE SAME
TIME RELEASE YOUR FAMILY
EROM PAYING ANY FURTHER
MONEY.
Would you not at once close
with such an offer? And yet this
is practically what the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company, of New
York has done and is doing.
For a full explanation of this
plan, address, giving your full name
address, occupation and age,
j.. NJ. G. S.
Williams & Hawkins,
Hawkins Cigar Store.
Arlington Block, Carson, New.
S11 1y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-21

4fU. s, G. ri. and P. O., Carson City, Ne
vada, n OVEN her 18TH. 1890. Sealed pro-
noon, Novem Der %, 1890, for furnishing
fuel, lights, water, ice, miscellaneous
supplies, Washing towels, hauling ash
es. and sprinkiing streets tor TINS build
ING during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1891. Particulars on application.
II. j. EDWARDS,
o15 Custodian.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24
CONGRESSIONAL.


} tE>bAA. "A prs iot
Senate Among the bills reported and
placed ON the calendar was one
/ providing for the return of see
oud class mail matter Mr.. Sherman
Offered a resolution which was agreed to,
directing the secretary of the interior to
| communicate to the senate the report of
Jesse Spaulding, government director, Of
! the Pacific railways as to the general
management OF such railways SEN
/ Wilson Iowa offered resolution.
which was agreed to, calling ON the Secre-
/ tary OF the treasury for information rs to
whether, since the adoption of the treas
| ury regulation of Sept ., in reference to
! the transit of Chinese through the coun-
1 try and their departure thereirom. wheth
er amy Chinese entered for transit under
/ such regulation failed to depart from the
United States in due course. Without
concluding his speech Sen. Daniel
I yielded to the motion to adjourn
! and after an agreement that a vote would
be taken AZ o'clock tomorrow, the senate
adjourned
Houye In the house, today. Mr.
/ Soutelle tMamel called up the naval
appropriation bill, the pending ques-
tion being upon the amendment
adopted in committee of the whole strik-
ing ont the clause providing for the con-
! struction Of three coast line battle ships.
Ihe action Of the committee was rejected,
yeas l04, nays l32. Mr. Holman .Ind.l
moved to reCnmmlt the bill with instruC-
tious 10 the committee on naval affairs
to report it back with am amendment
providing fer one battle ship It was lost,
yeas lob, nays l2l The bin was then pass
q y -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24
WASHINGTON.

MEssRs. SANDERS and Power. in whose
favor the Montana Senatorial contest was
decided yesterday, took their seats on the
Republican side Of the United States
Senate chamber Thursday.
THE River and Harhor Appropriation
bill is ready to be reported to tie House
OF Representatives The total appropria-
ton called for i. slightly over $40, 100000
WAsmNGToN.- Mr.. Mckinley pre-
sented in the house a resolution pro-
yiding that the statue in marble of the
late Gen Ulysses S. Grant. rendered by
the national encampment of the Grand
Army Of the Republic he received and
erected in the statuary hail. in the United
States capitol.
TIrE conferees on the Oklahoma bill have
practically agreed upon all points of diff
ference IN that measure. but viii hold am
other meeting to perfect the details BY
the terms Of the agreement the Cherokee
outlet will not be included in the bound
aries Of Oklahoma territory at present
WAsuGNGroN.- The house committee
on appropriations has adopted lengthy
tribute TO the memory of Mr..
Randall, setting forth his great worth. re-
viewing his public service. especially as il
member of that committee, etc. Il was
entered upon the records Of the commit
tee, and copy is to be sent to the bereayed
family
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

MmHANK. S. D-Two brothers named
Larsen were awakened by M; i.
outside the house Thursday night ANA
armed themselves. While one went ONT
the front door and the other the back door
to reconnoiter, they met, and one brother
thinking. the other the burglar, fred.
killing him instantly. The dead man
leaves wife and three children.
CoGNET, Ohio. A wagon loaded with
nltro-glycerine shells used in shooting
OIL and gas wells, exploded Friday morn
ing with terrific force Two men who
were ON the wagon were blown hundreds
OF yards, and nothing was left Of them
but few strings Of their clothing. The
horses were terribly mangled and both
Killed and the wagon was reduced to kind
ling wood
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24

IREMPEALEAU. Wis. - The terrible
poisoning case at Chicago of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Newland excites special interest in
and throws cloud Of sorrow over this
place, 1t was in this picturesque village
that Mrs Newland spent her childhood
days, and as Miss Betsy Batchelder Che
was the belle Of the village Here She
married Frank Newland, who was at that
time assistant state treasurer of Wiseon-
sin under Samuel y. Hastings. From here
they removed to Chicago. The announce
ment of their deaths was made from the
pulpjts OF the Baptist and Congregational
churches. and they were most touchingIy
spoken of. 1t was in the last named ehare9,
that Mrs. Newand first took the vows q
christianity. and in which she was mos:
valued member for many years Her father
and mother are buried here The .aa
event is the only topic Of conversation
heard upon the streets.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24

for mercy. These prayers wara
exceedingly prolonged. after g. s. q7I3aes
which the Miserable wretch way I.-aalng
TO throw hiaself off tile ladder sr g41'eSeted
to some extent become his own exe,at ;ll'
er. 'e''-lQl-
Courage, however, would often t;i
the last moment, and his prayers Womb nj. I 1,
continued for a long time. When (, s'-, =
evident that the cuiprit was NAV. sas
against time. the executions f-asi9 4
stealthily reach the ladder on vgb; mug /,
stood and overthrow it. and tba # I. e
would, consequently. then be SWIM nj o93y
the throbs and agonies of death e. tls Z
period it was customary to carry mn 4ile
execution Of a criminal as near Al na..; iIe
to the spot where the crime for wBieF Il
suffered was committed. As
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24
EACH NAN A BROTHER.
DR.. Thomas DenounceS Seliishness
and Pleads for Catholicity
Of Spirit.
The Greatest Good to the Greatest
Number the Chief End Of All
Government

"
Or. Thomas last Sunday was The Uni
yersal Good. His text was: Look not
every man on his own things. but every
man also on the things Of others. Let this
mind be in We which was also in Christ
Jesus. Phil. H., As
Each human being the speaker said,
is born with certain needs, and. CORE
spending with these, certain natural and
| necessary rights. The great world is open
to him for his employment, bat he is so
constituted that he can not live alone. On
" when he enters into combination with
his fellows are great intellectual and ma
telal gains possible. Hence egOtism and
altrulsm mustgo together Humanity has
suffered much from the evils of kingly
government and ecclesiasticism Ia the
eighteenth century lived man who re-
v0lted against the aristocracy aud the re-
llglous tyranny Of his time This was the
French skeptic Volney He studied his
tory and the languages, and his celebrated
work Ruins was inspired by visits to the
old east where he pondarei over the past
as It was reflected IN the arumbllng walls
OF ancient times.
"Fotney in this book described the trials
OF nation in which the '4asses met and
divided the producers from the drones
of its civilization On one side went the
few rich; ON the other the many poor.
The governing few in replying to the ques-
tlons Of the governed told the lat
ter that their right to govern came from
God; that they were necessary to the ma
ton for its management. The masses re.
piled that they could manage for them
selves and gave unto every man his free
dom of thought and conscience in so far
as he did not interfere with the rights of
others
Such was Yolney's appeal from the
kings and priests for the people In
his system God found expression in nature.
and nature laws and code were placed
above those of the church and state. This
same movement is that which marks the
workingmen 5 union of Germany which
now controls 100000 votes.
Not free from extravaganza and errors.
political and religious, it is nevertheless
forward movement of humanity, and at
bottom has some foundation in reason and
the nature of things; it is a protest against
certain errors and wrongs, and an effort to
reconstruct society upon the broad basis
Of reason and right of man it looks in the
direction of the good Of all, and as such
should command the attention of all
thoughtful. and benevolent minds and
hearts 1t is IN one sense also religious
movement. 1t appeals to the god of reason
and right rs revealed in the constitution
of nature and man, and as such it should
not be denounced as infdel, but in so far
as it is true to these principles approved
and encouraged. II is an attempt to trans
Iafp hook II u~Nnal q47f bE,s l,,..,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24

A NEW woman's club in London, the
somerville, has already so members.
What a babble Of voices there must be.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24

FEMALE lobbyists are recognized factors
Of legislation in England and are said to
be very successful.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24

it is expected that other persons viii he
arrested for completely in tine frauds
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24

ALTHOUGH the work Of rebuilding
Johnstown has gone on rapidly, there are
still 1000 houses less than before the
food
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24

DrAS GREEN, who is missing from
Hebron, Wis, for two months, has not
vet been found His friends think he is
drowned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24


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A NEW woman's club in London, the
somerville, has already so members.
What a babble Of voices there must be.
FEMALE lobbyists are recognized factors
Of legislation in England and are said to
be very successful.
ALrnoueu the work Of rebuilding
Johnstown has gone on rapidly, there are
still 1000 houses less than before the
food.
DrAS GREEN, who is missing from
Hebron, Wis, for two months, has not
vet been found. His friends think he is
drowned.
MoDERS Rome is said to be the city
best supplied with water in the world but
ancient Rome had a supply ofnearIy seven
times the quantity.
RANDML living was denounced by some
as an obsolete politician. Randall dead is
praised by all as statesman and patriot.
Azrael holds the key to justice.
TuE employees Of the Pabst brewery at
Milwaukee will organize into a Knights Of
Labor assembly. They propose to maui.
facture beer according to the bylaws Of
that order.
"a TITLE Of most ancient and honorable
description" is advertised for sale in Eng
lish papers. It is too bad there are not
more of them to sell American heiresses
are looking for just such bargains.
TIM calamity predicted for certain
cities in California by the "doom-sealers' y
failed to materiaIze. There was no sign
Of an earthquake Hundreds Of dupes Of
the religious fanatics, however, had desert
ed their homes.
WHITE Cars are making their presence
known in Wisconsin. The village Of Roy
alton harbors "a husband who deserted his
wife and family, and the viqiants made
an uncermonious visit to bis house and
rode him on a rail
QUEEN VIcroHiA is slowly recovering
from her rheumatism, and will probably
forgive herself for suggesting that her
son become king Of England lie was
crowned, some time ago, king Of sports
$50. .-....,.... e.. H.. .,.... ,,e.,r
JuDGE PRENpERoAsr of Chicago does
not consider combination Of employees
any more hcinous than combination Of
employers The trusts v;ll take care toll
keep this Judge out Of the United States
Senate
THE circulation Of counterfeit money in
Italy was never SO enormous and general
az at the present time, the authorities are
kept constantly ON the track Of new mauu-
facturers Of it, though an immense number
of countorfeiters have been successfully
lodged in the galeys at hard labor for
life.
A pIsrArcu from sc. Petersburg to the
London Daily Telegraph says that the Min
lister Of Education and Prof MendeloT Of
the University have both resigned their
positions after having had a quarrel The
dispatch adds that the disorders among
the students continue. and that the prisons
are OVERLOOKING with inmates
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24

THE circulation of counterfeit money in
Italy was never SO enormous and general
as at the present time; the authorities are
kept constantly on the track Of new manu-
factmers Of it, though an immense number
of countcrfeiters have been successfully
lodged in the galley- at hard labor for
life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24

TIM calamity predicted for certain
cities in California by the "doom-sealers
failed to materiaize There was no sign
Of an earthquake. Hundreds Of dupes Of
the religious fanatics, however, had desert
ed their homes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24

QUEEN NIcroHrA is slowly recovering
from her Rheumatism and will probably
forgive herself for suggesting that her
son become king Of England lie was
crowned, some time ago king Of sports
and one crown is all he can wear.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
A Brave Four.year-nld Child.

A pluczy four-y ear-old baby lives in
oskaloosa, Iowa. 1t is the child of Mrs.
Wilson, and while playing about the
mouth of a deep well, covered by loose
boards, fell in. The well is thirty feet
deep and contained ten feet of water at
the time. The mother saw the child
fall and, frantically grabbing clothes
line, lowered il into the well. The
child grasped the line, but of course
could not hold on tight enough to be
drawn out, SO the mother tied her end
above
''Will pet hold on tight till mamma
runs for papa9" tremblingly cried the
mother to the little one.
"Ess," came brave little sob from
below.
4 The mother hurried away and soon re-
turned with the father and several other
men who, after much difficulty. rescued
the child from its chilly bath The little
one was almost unconscious from cold
when taken out, but had bravely clung
to the clothes-liue all the time, holding
its head above water. The happy mother
Rugged her rescued one and wept for
JOY. while the assembled crowd threw
up their hats aud cheered in acknowl-
edgement of the baby's grit
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
Ice Yachting.

Ice yachting is the king of winter
sports on the lakes near Faribault, and
gives great excitement and pleasure.
The boats travel mile q minute. I'm
accompanied by the rumble and the roar
of the train, the ice boat is shot over the
CLASSY surface by power equally as tire
less as steam, giving to its passengers a
feeling of exhilaration and excitement,
the pleasure Of which is not lessened by
the elements of danger.
The novel sensations, the exhilarating
effect of relocating must be experienced
to be appreciated, and if you would
actually fly through the air take posi-
ton as ballast on the end of the runner
plank, and grasping the small wire rope
which supports the mast on that side,
hang on for dear life, for while you may
at times be ten feet in the air and NOV
ing at the rate of mile minute, you
must "stick' until the end of the Jour-
ney; you cant let go to get stronger
hold, nor get off and walk until the
meteor comes to a standstill. You are
booked for through passage, unless
something breaks, in which case very
likely you will get of, but will not
stand upon the order of your going
The boats are constructed with three
sharp steel runners in the form of a
triangle, the one at the rear being used as
rudder. These runners are connected
by strong framework of planks, bolted
and fastened in every manner possible to
give the greatest strength, for the strain
On them is tremendous, The expsase of
sail, in comparison with the size of the
body or framework of the boat, is i'm
mense, and tee material used must be
the strongest and the mast we'll braced
with wire ropes. - Minneapolis Journal.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

iphoaetic alphabet for the blind has
oeen devised by citizen of New York.
harvard IS 70 have a photographic
double telescope to aid in making star
maps.
y new process for printing in coors
employs enamel pigments, which set at
once. The printing surface is metal.
About two-thirds of the solve" oil
which Is used IN putting up sardincs
comes from the American cotton plant.
An English doctor reports over thirty
cases of headache and facial neuralgia
cured by snufing powdered salt up the
nose.
To make white lines On blue-prints.
use an ordinary solution of lye. To make
red ones, add about twenty live per cent.
OF solution of carbonate of potash to any
good red aniline ink.
Printing presses are now in prepara.
lion winch will work three continuous
Weos OF paper at once, making six-page
OF twelve-page papers just as fours and
flghts are now produced,
There are now some 1900 species of
towers which are cultivated in Europe;
md 1t is matter of some surprise. as
well as regret, that only 400, exactly
ten per cent. are odorous.
A New Jersey inventor proposes to use
the dynamo in warfare to make artificial
lightning. He claims to be able to pro
duce flash of lightning which he can
direct against body of men mile
away.
An electric plant vegetable plant is
said to have been discovered in India
which has the power of affecting the
magic needle at distance of twenty feet
when the weather is favorable. In rainy
weather it has no electric influence what.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-04-17

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