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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-21
LOCAL "BREylTlrs'
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City.

tho City.
AN infant son OF William Jackson, OF
South Woods street, died early yesterday
morning,
Tue capital stock OF the Brown Oil
Company has been increased from 49,.
900 to $4,000.
TIE only arrest made yesterday was q
plain drunk hauled In In tho patrol
wagon at midnight.
IT Is expected that tho repairs ut tho
LaBelle mill will DO completed 30 that
work can DO resumed next Monday.
Rev. Ross STEVENSON, D. D., OF Little
Washington, occupied the pulpit OF the
First Presbyterian Church yesterday.
OFFICER TERRELL on Saturday shot 4
vicious dog lint had bitten Mr.. Joe Nil.
Ter. The animal belonged 10 Wm. Mar.
shall.
LAST night Mr.. Charles R. Rehler, OF
the Hotel ljehler, fell down the front
stairs, but sustained no injuries, except
to his clothing.
TIE iron supcrstructures for tho Ter.
minul Company's bridges over Woods
Street and Caldwell's run have arrived
and will DO put in place at once.
TRAINS on tho Baltimore & Ohio,
Pittsburgh division are again running
as usual, all the damage done by last
Tuesdays storm having been repaired.
REV. W. NJ. BIRD, from Virginia,
preached OF the Macedonian Baptist
church last evening to n good congrcga.
ton, on 1.-THE Book Of the Seven Senls."
SATURDAY, Frank, n three.year.old
son OF Wilbur Downer, fell out Of II
baby carriage, on South Broadway, Is.
land, and broke his arm. DR.. L. 9.
Meyers set 1t.
A SLIGHT fire occurred Saturday night
in the third story OF II. i. Behrens'
warehouse, 22l0 Market street, caused
by the upsetting OF a lantern. Tho quick
action 81 the clerks Iaaved any serious
damage.
MEETINGS have been called for this
evening Of the Council Committee OF
Contracts and the special committee te
draw up resolutions relative TO the death
OF Peter Gundling, late Superintendent
Of the City Work House.
THERE were six cases disposed OF In
the police court Saturday morning, and
Elk at the matinee session in the alter
noon. Yesterday morning there vert
six cases on the docket rs the result o.
Saturday nights operations.
SATURDAY Paul Acken, an employe o.
Paige, Carey 4 Co., who had his les
crushed by n falling stone at a quarry
between here and Washington, Pa. WA
brought here aud sent to tho hospital in
the patrol wagon. Dr.. Campbell dressed
the wounded limb.
WAuISG1ox Camp No. !, 2. O. S. Of
A. have elected and installed the follow.
ing officers 10 serve till January |. 1891:
Q. NJ. Horner, president; Chcs. Boreiug,
vice.president; John Hall, recording
secretary; W. W. Rogers, treasurer
Thomos. kinedberG, conductor; J. @
Blowers, master Of forms and cese,no'
MES; W. W. Ellron, inner guard; VIM
Wyensberc, outer guard; Charles Rem
nard, chaplain.
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THE CENTRAL CLUB MEETING.
The Republicans to. Complete their Organ
~. XII. n". {ynflpr t1,fu GS,.I- H... ~ ~. .r

!" Asel'"o'ae'Ahs ~. complete their Organ
ization this Evening.
An adjourned meeting OF the Republ;
cans OF Ohio county ia to be held thi:
evening at Gefmania hall, to complete
the organization OF a Central Rsprbli
can clubof %ohiocounty, and electoiicers
Several Of the Republican clubs have
chosen delegates to serve on the Execu.
tive Committee, as contemplated by the
plan OF organization, mad the interest
manifested justiGes the belief thrt thu
meeting tonight will be largely attended,
At I o'clock this evening the Logan
club will meet at tho hall OF the Seventh
ward hose house to choose delegates,
Every Island Republican who can posi-.
bly, DO present should be.
The Republicans Of Bitchie district
met Saturday night aud ele e,ed the FOL.
lowing officers: President, J. Fl, But f:
Secretary "A. II. Schultz; delegates I'd
Central Republican club, A. ]. Schultz
and Charles Craig.
The Lincoln club, Saturday ui,ht.
elected tho following delegates to tha
Central Republican club; &C. Smith
B. S. Allison and p. b. Dobbins.
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G. A.. X.
Headquarters Train for ~lIoston, Mass, and
Return August OH, 1900.

Headquarters Train for Doston, Mass, and
Return August 9th, 1900.
The opportunity OF Il life time Is offer.
cd to all desiring to avail themselves Of
tho coming G. 4. r, Excursion to Bos.
ton, Mass. The Special Headquarters,
Pullman Vestibule Train, will leave
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Depot,
Cherry Street, Toledo, Ohio, Saturday
night, August 9th, 1890, at II p. M,
running through to Boston without
change via the Eric and New York and
New England Railways.
The course OF this train Is through the
States Of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York,
Connecticut and Massachusetts, present.
ing that variety Of lovely scenery no
other route oilers. The return journey
can be made via Norwich, New London,
New York City. Niagara Falls and Chau.
tauqua Lake with such stop over priv.
ileges at points OF interest as may be de.
sired. The Ohio Grand Army train will
be q special one, made up Of elegant
sleeping cars, day coaches, smoking and
baggage cars, and will be run in as many
actions as may DO necessary to meet the
demand. The extreme limit Ct tickets,
September 80, 1890. The rate from To.
ledo is Sl4 70 for the entire journey, with
corresponding low rates from all other
points.
Sleeping car accommodations going
will be furnished at the following rates:
Double berths, accommodating two per-
sons, 81 so; sections, accommodating
four persons, 50 90; drawing rooms, &C.
commodating six persons, SIG 90. It is
imperative thai berths DO secured al
once. Applications should be made
therefor to Col. James NJ. Hall, General
Passenger Agent of the W. 4 l.. L. Rail.
way, Toledo, who is R member Of Gen.
eral Alger's staff, and will accompany
the Headquarters train. Applicants
must state the amount Of space required
and accompany application with IS 90,
which will be entered to the credit Of
applicants berth and passage account.
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BOY STRANGELY MISSING,
North Wheeling Lid Disappears and is
GuuO II Duy.

A North Wheeling Lad Disappears md Is
Gone n Day.
Saturday Charles Coppage, a boy Of
sixteen Or seventeen years, the son Of
Mrs. Marinda Coppage, who lives on
North Main street Just above Wilson's
planning mill, left home, and up 10 a late
hour last night he had not returned,
nor had anything been heard OF him. 1t
is feared thst he has been drowned. He
is short, ~heavy.set, was in his bare feet,
wore dark rautaloors and no coat. ANY
information OF his whereabouts sent to
police headquarters will be conveyed to
his mother at once. She is much dis
tresced at his disappearance.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Union Bridge footpath-lsacy TRAILER.

Union bridge footpath-lsacy Trial-Per.
sonai uossip, etc.
MI. Thomas shoup and Mr.. John Cox have
had thelr pensions increased. .i
Ed Terry went 10 MARIETTA yesterday 10 takes
position on the itrryboat bedford.
Miss sarnh Blylcss md her son Jess will return
from a visit TO Findlay and fos.orls to-day.
Councilman George M%cGlumphy was called
to littlcton, ". Va, by the Illness oil his father.
Rev. Father McMinehau. OF nenwood, was in
the city yesterday. the guest OF isev. Father I. U.
Mr.. Richard o. pcirnc has returned from San.
dusty. where he has been attending d meeting
OF the Maccabccs. 49,
Miss May Conkle, Of Richmond. Ind. Is yis.
lting The family OF Mr.. A. lsalston. She has
many friends here.
MI, James Cope, son Of Morris Cope, Esq:
preached In the 81. i. Church TO 4 goodtiEtd
congregation last night.
Mt. 4; +. Allender has been elected Secretary
OF INC sinndAfu Saving and Home Association,
vice VI. X. smylie deceased.
The lAborers', scale at tho standard mill had
not been signed on saturday night, aud they will
not return TO work until II ID.
The fcrryboat Climax Il on tho docks at Point
Peasant, W.. Va. for two or three weeks. Thc
surprise Is carrying passengers III her absence.
Owing TO tho capenters' strike, very little
"" eNsa Neho VII NV AIlTN NuIu hCllpOl
building during tho past few months, aud It will
not DO ready for occupancy by fall rs expected.
Tho stairway to the iootpath on tho Union
bridge Is nearing completion. The stairway,
like the remainder Of the bridge Is made Of steel.
y Is said that therc are u large number OF persons
after tho collcctoshlp Of the Martins Ferry
end. W"t -.-f.
The seu,tannlal statement OF the Y. N. c. A.
shows that the receipts werc s5ie4 IS. cxpcnai.
lures sioS 4. leaving IA o. In the treasury. Tho
age attendance u. The total attendance ut
CLASSES has been zoos. and tho total attendance
At Sabbath meetings l.yg6. The membership Is
IN, aud the association Is In a iiouIIshIng con.
dition.
On Saturday night Mrs. Julia Pence caused
the arrest Of Alfred Parton for calling her vile
names Mayor Keller fined him 50 aud costs.
Barton paid this and hsd her arrested for assault.
and this cost her s. snd costs. a large number
o. men aud boys were present and heard the tes-
iimony, which was rich. rare aud racy. julia
Fence IL 4 white woman and has Il cOlorcd hus.
band. and all Of the parties live on Hanover
street, near Exley's planning mill.
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time Mr.. Watkins has been i'll, and his
disease finally took n serious form md
ultimately resulted in his death. His
physicians and family say there Is no
doubt the injuries no received at the
hands OF Combs aud McDonough were
the cause Of his death. The arrest OF
OF the two men, their conviction, in.
generation and subsequent escape are
facts still fresh in memory OF the public.R
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YOU CAN BUY THIS MONTH !.

The best all wool Carpets made at Goo.
The best Tapestry Brussels made at 75c.
The best Body Brussels made at ST 90.
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Nh. John H. Watkins, Of Bridgeport.
died at 1910 o'clock Saturday evening
ct his ren;dence, alter long Illness
About two months ago Mr.. Watkins was
assaulted on the streets Of Bridgeport
by Eddie Combs and Bull McDoaonch.
and severely beaten, the purpose OF The
assault being robbery. Ever since that
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A Consignment of IIIrdlIpcs.

Clerk 7. NJ. Darrah, OF the Board Of
Public Works, yesterday received by
express from Kentucky, ten young
knocking birds. Two of them showed
signs OF fatigue from the long ride, and
it was feared they would die, but the
others were as bright and clipper as
could be desired.
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Lumber md Tic Company Chartered.

The Gauley Tie and Lumber Company
has been chartered by Secretary OF State
Ohley, for the purpose Of conducting a
general timber, lumber and tie business
and doing all business necessary thereto.
The capital is $500, held in shares of
Sl00, as follows: A. ]. White, 20: N. ].
White, 20; D. A. White, 10; RI. White.
10; John Foster, Is, all Of Gauley
Bridge, Fayette county, where the prin.
cipal office is to be kept,
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O HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of Scrges, Drape NEtes
and Cheyiots. just suited for the hot
weather, which will be made up first
class ut reasonable prices.
In St0ck-A large line OF Oyersizes In
French Funnel Shirts, neck 20, body
so. For comfort and durability, wear
our celebrated fast black and cOlOred
hose. c. HESS d. SONS,
1921 T. 1898 Market Street.
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STONE & mi
G!)e Sutellioeufer.
Omco. Nos. 25anM ~ Fourteenth Street.


Wantcd-For the United States Army.
Eccds-ItOgu & Fro.
BELTS Reliable Specieltics.
wRutCd-Girl to do General Homework.
The Delightful Summer hc.orts.
Notice steamer Il. Z. Phi!lips-lI. ]. Mendel.
ManspGr.
Administrators Noticed. L. Cranmer, Al.
mlnistfAtUr
sunmcr Resort teubonvillc Seminary.
Attent!on-Logsn Club.
Central Republican Club.
White C0r.eis-uc0. NJ. snook & C~o.-Fourth
Page.
The Wheeling 1nstalnent Co.-Fourth Page.
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minutes a matronly form appeared at a
second story window and exclaimed

Nhs'hy #H4H.H ..."#. .I..a -
do you know what time II ISL I
thought somebody was dead!"
An attempt was made to state the i'm.
portance Of the call, when the lady said:
"ion can come In day time. ] don't see
my one. at this time OF night" Upon
tho reporters stating that 1t concerned
Mrs. Smith herself, to some extent, she
closed the shutters and came down to
the door. She denied that Miss Nc.
Donald ever called on her.
II have been away for a week." the
woman said.
well, 1t WAS nbouta week ago when
Miss Mcdonald was here, as che
claimed"
III don't care; she was not here. II
must have been some other place." said
Mrs. Smith, at the Same time emphasiz'
ing the statement by slamming the door
shut and turning the latch with q snap
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The certificate Of incorporation Of the
Storey Oil Company was left for record
at Clerk Houk's office on Saturday, The
%incorporators are James Storey, Johr
Waterhouse, Charles Ii. Copp, Geo. G
Hannah and G. r. Z. Gilchrist, all O
Ohio county, each one share. The eau
ital stock is limited to $ooso, 900, Q
which $500 has been subscribed, aus
$50 paid in.
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J.L. Beard, who fell from a third story
window at Moore's boarding house, on
the South side, the other day, and was
go badly injured. will be taken to his
home at Athens, Ohio, to-day if his con.
dition will allow. His son.in-law came
on yesterday for thst purpose. Mr..
Boards condition is still so serious, how.
ever, that it may not be possible to move
him.
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Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record n deed Of trust and a deed
made July lGi 1890, by Benz. Exley, IT,,
OF Martins Ferry, executor Of the las.
Will and Testament Of James Exley, Of
this city, to Sarah J. Groye, wife OF John
Grove. for q piece Of ground on the west
EIDE Of McCulloch street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. Consideration,
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The many friends Of Mr.. Hugo Loos
were deeply panied Saturday to learn Of
the death OF his wife. She had been il
for some time, but hopes were enter
tanned OF her recovery until near the
last. Mr.. Loos has the deepest synpa'
thy Of all his friends in his sad bereave.
ment.
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IF you cannot see and need spectacles
you should call on us and hnre your Eyes
tested without cilurge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Uptician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W.. GRUnB,
Jewelcr and Optician,
Ger, Twelfth and Market Streets,
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FROM THE RIVER.

Mr.. Gent Richards. formerly OF the Courier
mas accepted the position Oh the Elaine as cook.
The steamer r. +. Phillips has been taken GU,
OF her Bellaiie trnde on account OF the low water.
The stcancr..D .diord has been taken out of TIE
pittsburgh trade and put In the ParIcrsburc
trade on account OF low watcr.
The steamer Elaine got to the landing at
oc!osk last evening with all the freight she
= lighter up. from parEersburg, and had on ii
So sacks Of flour fourteen barrels of whisky.
III J barrels OF lime, 1000 feet Of lumber 10
crates OF onions and other freight. She win be
ts.Iay.s rarkersburg packet. Master, Captain
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A Pleasing Scnss

OF health and strength renewed and oil
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as II acts in harmony with
nature to eilectually cleanse the system
when costivenr bilious. For sale In 5Oc
and 81 90 bottles by NIL leading druggists.
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A CENTURY Of progress has not pro.
duced d remedy equal to li!y's Cream
Balm for catarrh, cold in the head
and hay fever. 1t is not a liquid
or 4 snuff. but is perfectly safe and
easily applied into the nostrils. 1t
gives immediate relief and cures the
worst cases. MwrAw
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SUNDAY.


WASHINGTON, D. G., July 2O.-For
Western Pennsylvania West Virginia,
aud Ohio, fair easterly winds; slightly
warmer.
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WE learn there is a scarcity Of quarry.
men ct Nickel Plate quarries, Nickel
PIate. O., near Oberlin, and good men
caa ret cieedy employment by address.
ing, John Clif, Superintendent.
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A roll broke Saturday at the Riverside
Iron works, neresaitating the shutting
down Of that part OF the works., and it is
thought the repairs cannot be completed
before next Thursday,
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rl1E DopY NOT REo3yERED.
NtEs s.GIKH o1VNfs7
, ~

lirs. Smith was called upon last night
at a late hour. The door bell is com.
pletely out OF "hx" owing to the frequent
pulling by people anxious to have the
future revealed to them. After vigor.
ously pounding upon the door for ten
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Go TO Mike Hesrne's, No. 20 Six
teeuth street, for Gibson 4 Dougherty's
Old Rye Whieky.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled Mt Lally's, 2lOO
Main St. kimmel Whisky a specially,
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Bernard Bach. the Twentieth street
wagon maker, was awakened the othe,
night by his daughter, who told him
there was a thief in his shop. He went
into the shop, when the intruder hit
him over the head with an iron bar and
escaped.
A thief entered the barber shop OF Ed
Dauber. in Centre Wheeling, Friday
night, and stole 50 50 from the money
drawer.
Burglars broke Into the warehouse Of
the Hobbs glass house Friday night, but
80 lar as can be seen nothing vas carried
of. - ~
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THAT tired feeling now SO often heard
OF, is entirely overcome by Hoods Sar.
sapar!lla, which gives mental and bodily
strength. %
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
end want irst.class work and low prices,
call at office Of L.. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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WHEELING FEMALE CoLLEaE will be.
Gin It's forty.liEst year, Wednesday, Sep.
TENDER 1890. Competent faculty, reqS.
enable terms,
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The thermometer at Echnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered us follows:
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CASH paid for mems cast off clothing.
Mills 4 20 1904 Market street. Call or
send postal. MwSS
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-27

The Democrat Reply to Hayseod.
am glad to know that tax is not
a wrong; your unfairness Is shown in
the con nected assertions that tariff
Is tax and the tariff is robber. all
uttered In one breath. You have
pinned your political salvation on the
Mills bill. Now II that bill had pass
ed and became the law It would have
taken according to your argument
three cents a pound more or less out
of every poor mans pocket for every
pound of sugar he eat. Now II you
call the old tariff on sugar robbery
what think you Of that Mills tariff
AS to your tin dinner pail argument.
when the tariff OF lilo cts. a pound
was placed on tin plate, that industry
started up in this country and in con-
sequence the English manufacturers
reduced the price OF tin plate to such
an extent that it killed 1t out here, aud
then up went the price again. You
say that under the proposed tariff of
II cts. a pound the price of dinner
pals will be doubled. Let us see now
/ think pound of tin plate will make
a dinner pail. The new tariff will
make the pail cost one and four tenth
cents extra. A cent and half on one
pail and one pail Will last perhaps five
years. Now what an argument is
your dinner pail, with that Mills bill
tariff of cents a pound on two to five
pounds of sugar used every week. As
to your question to name a single in
stance where farmer is benefited by
a tariff, don't raise any more wheat
than use myself but can state the
principle. A raises 500 bushels of
wheat In Mich, B raises 500 bushels
in Canada, both sell their wheat to q
in Port Huron Mich. A gets $500 for
his wheat, b the Canada man gets
$500 only, because of the tariff @ pays
the 500 into the u. s. Treasury.
Take off the 30 cents a bushel tariff on
BIS wheat. and G would pay the Michi-
gan man no more than he does the
Canada man. consequently A would
loose the 800. If he so lost he would
be compelled to reduce the price he
paid his farm help. If B sold at the
full price $500 he would be stimulated
to increase the product and thus glut
the market, that would reduce the
price to AS disadvantage and the gov
eminent wonld loose its 500.
HIS
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-27
The Vital Question.

"The AVALANCHE wants us to copy
some of its silly clippings on the so
called southern outrage. We have
not the space to spare, neither if We
had, have we the desire to do any such
thing" =
"They are exaggerated and hurled in
our faces for the sole purpose of di-
verting the attention OF the people
from the one great question, that Of
tariff reform. "-Democrat
as tiEs liz Sacred e. tight t 81 tbs
people to cast their ballots according
to the dictates of their own conscience
and have them counted. The demo-
cratic party is trying to lose sight of
this question Which is paramount to
that of any other. The right of every
man to cast his ballot but once and
have it counted in the south as well as
in the North is as necessary 10 good
government if not more so than tariff
reform. and vote cast in the North
should count as much as it does in the
South. To show that it does not dc
SO, we give the following clipping from
the National Tribune which statement
is taken from the official records and
the editor of the Democrat can verify
it even If he does not believe it.
The worst menace to our liberties 4
I Tic cKstsv -svssOsS uSrc E5uttOuo III tn'
South are elected by less votes thar
are required to elect a single Repre-
sentative in the North. Take, for ex
ample, the Georgia delegation in tn
last Congress. The votes on the diff
ferent Representatives were as follows
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-27

This, however, is risky game. The
Republicans may elect the governor
and legislature in 1891 both in New
York and Ohio. If so, they would be
likely to repeal the act in Ohio and
pass a similar one in New York. This
would turn the tables on the Demo
Gratis by securing the whole Republi-
can electoral vote of Ohio and large
share Of it in New York.
These tricky efforts to overcome the
predominating sentiment of a commu-
nifty often do as much harm as good to
the party that resorts to them. They
do unmirIgated harm to the public
generally by substituting for the
honesty and fairness on which popu-
lar institutions are founded the chi
canery and duplicity of irresponsible
and aristocratic governments. Detroit
Journal.