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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19

to take charge Of an immense stock farm N
Pennsylvania, at a salary of 5000 per
year. On this farm. it is said there are some
OF the most promising steppers in the coun-
try.
Capt fainter. of Menomonie is citing up
his memorial building at that place regard
less of cost He has let. the contract for
pipe organ for the auditorium that is to cost
over $4,000. Its expected that it will be
one of the very finest in that section of Wis
consin.
1t is learned that Frank Crawford, who is
wanted at Racine on a charge OF stealing
sheep, and who is in jail at Muskegon, Mich. t
for horse stealing, eloped from Michigan to
Racine with Maggie Ripper. Crawford let a
wife and three children An officer has taken
the girl back to Michiga to testify against
Crawford, as she was with him when the horse
was stolen
David Greenway, proprietor of the popular
lakewood resort, on Green Lake, writes as
follows to friend. ''We have been fearful
that Green Lake viii not freeze over this win
ter, and thus disappoint US in the finest Ice in
ne world; but it is now entirely frozen over,
the ice being abont six inches in thickness,
and so very clear that to know that it is fro
zen you have to actually get onto it to con-
vince y yourself that it is not open water
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19
A Steer in the House.
st. Louis Republic.

st. LOUIS RepubIle.
A drove of Texas cattle were being
driven across the railroad tracks
near the MarteH house One of the
drove, a large steer, became separa-
ted from the Others and ran down the
tracks into the Vandalia yards. Be
ing close pressed By William Little,
the driver, the steer mounted the
outside stairs of a two story tene-
ment house situated close to the
round house. and entered the kitchen
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19

Il have thee on the hip, cried rheumatism.
Eeizing his victim and tossing him on a suf-
fering bed. Not so, he cried, mot so!
Wait my ancient foe. just five minutes, until
the boy brings a bottl of Salvation Oil. then
we'll see who wins the daY.s'
Patti. it is said. guards herself carefully
against cold. She evidently does not believe
In free concerts, but does believe in the free
use OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup as it has cured
her several times.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19
The Lady and the Cigar,

The train from Paris to Versailles
was to leave there in FIVE minutes
says the Texas Siftings. Anelegant-
" dressed gentleman enters a first
class carriage. He has a burning
cigar in his mouth. He is about to
take his seat when he perceiyes an
elderly lad.Fis in thecarriage. Being
a gentleman he raises the window
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19

Fyou wish to do the easiest and quickest
weeks washing you ever did, try Dobbins'
Electric Soap next washday. Follow the di-
reetions. Ask your grocer for it. Been on
the market "a years. Take no other
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had children, she gave themC astoria.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19

FoR THROAT DISEASES AND COUGHS use
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs Like all really
good things. they are initiated. The genuine
are sold only in boxes.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19

Three election contests are disposed of by
the house eommittee-two in favor OF the
Republicans and one in favor OF the Demo
Gratis.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19
Consumption Surely Cured.

To THE EDIToR:-Please inform your read
ers that have positive remedy for the
above named disease. By its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been per
manently cured. Ishan be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy FREE to any of your
readers who have consumption il they will
send meexpress and post-ofhiee address Re-
specially, T. A. SLoGUM, NJ. c., ISL Pearl
street, New York
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19

The Canadian Pacific is building into Wash
ington State. 1t seeks to head of the Great
Northern and secure the business of rich
mining region.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19

The Australian colonial conference has
unanimously adopted Sir Henry Parke's
motion IN favor of colonial federation.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19

At Cheyenne, Wyo., Eugene Callahan
eighteen years old, unsuccessfulIy attempted
the death OF his siXteen-year-old sweetheart,
then shot and killed himself
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

Studzihskiego i WI. Winickiego
ma kapfanow; subdyakona Fir. BIZ
chalskiego ma dyaKona. Cztery
nizsze swiecenia otrzymaji: Bolt,
A. Dylewski, Fr.Leffont, Is. koslh-
ski, II. Schulz, W. Siegmunt, w.
Williams, L. Wermuth l j. Aiel-
minski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

S1viecie. Rejencya k%wldzynska
ME data pozwolenia ma z%afozenie
apeki W Crucznle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
POBUDKI DO TRZEZ-
WOSCI.
WWqthl z Pisma $Wletego) J.

WWqthl z Pisma $wietego).
y Gdy Filistynowle PREY
muzyce Jedi, pill i tahczyli, ca
}y dom ma mch sic obalit try
tysiqce Fillstynow pozabija4. Jdic.
Is.
D Kiedy Holofernes najbar-
dzlej by} pljany, wtenczas nlewia-
sta Judyta ucie}a mu glove, W-
die. ~ 8.
3 Wszystkiego co upolc moze
pic ME bedziecie, ty i synowle
twoi...... abyscie ME pomarli, Leu.
10. 8.
4)Mleicie sic ma pieczy, ably
kiedy ME by4y %obciazone serca
wasz obzarstwem i opilstwem,
azeby ne was z trzaskiem on dzien
(s2du Boskiego) ME przypadf.
Luc. ~ 81.
y Noe przemine}a, dzien sic
przybllzy}, odrzucmyz tedy uczyn-
Xxi clernosci, a obleczmy SIG w
zdroje swiat1osci. Jake we dnle u
czclwie chodzmy ME W biesiadach
i pi]anstwach, ME W 4ozach l ME-
wstydliwosciach, Rom. 3L.5
g. Ami z}odzleje, ami piracy ME
posieda krolestwa Bozego. I, Cor.
6.1O.
y S}uchaj synu moi, a badz
madry, ME bywaj W biesiadach
pljahc6w: DO ktorzy sic pianist
wen bawla ..zniszczeja. Pror. %
". IS 20 81.
s. Ocuccie sic pijani, q place.
Gle. Joel. I. 5.
PKACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
MA SPRZEDAZ

Dona p6'torapietrowy, 20
ra2y 80 stop duzy, z PREY.
budowana syplalnia j iedno-
pietrowa kuchnia is razy II
stop, W miescie powiatowem
H.AT'VLE FALLS. HEinm.,
PREY 8 ulicy, bIisko hall
niemieckie], Pnaz miasto to,
%potozone l05 mil "a ST Paul,
Mimi, przechodzi p aclf c
kolej i dwie lnne. " pob!izu
sa liczne kolonie po!skich far
mer6", Jsko to Two River,
Swan RIVER l t. d.
Sprzedafbym 2 zabudowa
MEM gospodarskicm j inwen.
torzem zywym, jake to 3 kon-
mi l reinforcement zrebieciem,
3 kroWsmi / trzema rocznemi
jafowkam', oraz sprzetaml
r6lniczemi = Tub tylko dom
sam.
Nam takze do sprzedania
nale2acy do mnie grunt 40
ARROW pod p1ugiem, W dobrej
kulturze, wiqcznie s = 10
ARROW dobrej ]qki = tylko mi
la / poi Cd mo}ego domu j
latu W miescIe.
Dobra okazya ola r6ln'ka,
ktory w miescle mieszkac mo-
re ] PREY TEN kohmi zarab!ac
pc ukohczonym obr0bku roll
nym.
To bhzsze szczegoly nalezy
sic zgloslG wprost do mnie
wtasciciela, pod adresem:
Agustyn Robe (Wroblewski)
Little Falls, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

81 Pozwol mu wiecei wiedzlec,
30 kazdy ma jakies ale.
81 Bqdz ~przyjacl6fka MEGA, je-
Seli jest madry, przeciwnym
razie usl}ui podniesG jego wiedze.
100 Szanuj %krewnych twego
MEGA, m%ianowic1e jego matke, ko-
cha}a 60 one wczesniei, niz ty je-
60 i lnnych!
Me d W i e i zla} sic.
Stefansk1 do ch}opca: COS jadf
ma oblad?
Ch}oplec: groch.
Stefanskl: Jaki?
Chfopiec gotowany.
? ryncypa1i b u c h a I.
w kantorze bankierskicmw ka-
nadzic.
Ignasz O czem sobie tax zami-
szlofes?
= 0 zniSajace duchy.
= o. Oh! zebys ty mi CA
szem ME zniknol,
Tesc Polityk k.
Pewlen bezustannie skarzy}
sic ma swoja zone pred jej ojcemr
= Masz s1usznosc, moi zleciu
rzecze pewnego dina papa-tesc,
- moJa c6rka jest nleznosna i ie-
zeli sic ME poprawi, to stanowczo
wydziedzicze!
Dziwna, IL cd tego czasu Mig
dy wlecej pewien ME zali} sic juz
no swoja zone.
(P okraka AZ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
PkACCIE IA
TO OWO

WlELkl KSlAZE konsta-
nty Konstantynowicz, drugi z
rzedn syn W. ksiecia Konsta-
ntego Mikolajewicza, mai 70
STAG wed}ug niestWierdzonych
donieslen Gzlennkow, %areszto-
wanym, Z powodu rewolucyj-
nego utworu poetycznego,
ktory m1af rozostac nle bez
wpiywu ma rozruchy SUDDEN
ckie W Rosyi. Wiers1 ten
brzml W wolnym przekfadzie:
Ty, co cierpiates wsr6d tr,i-
dow i ciosow, Ktokolwiek
jestes przyiacielu, bracie, 0
n1e rozpaczaj!- gdy2 VIA
dzcy niebiosow Oko z |itoscia
zwrocone Jest ma Gle.
Ideal lezy zdeptany i ida
rty We krwi zanurzon | we
zach cierpienia. Lecz dzlen
nadejdzie, W kt6ry1n losI upar-
ty Usmiech przyb;erze-
dzlen wyswobodzenia.
Wtedy W wolnosci uzbrojon
puxler2e, Stopa r%ozdepcesz
oprawcow mrowisko, A co
gwalt zabraf, to w.,lnoSG Oh
bierze; Poeta prague miec
chwile te bllska.
W kofo spoglada Tub jeczac
wniewoli, Ku niebu, cry 60
litosc ME poruszy; ia lei dis
wzywam, choc ME znam ziej
doll, Zioto i wiadza ME nas}-
CO duszy.
SwletnoS6 W groble padnle
-]edna plesh ME CINE, Piesh,
co 90 Walk wolHosci wzywa,
Chociaz krew carska W zy.
ZACH moich plynie, Nicola!
pies6 mo]a iqczy mas W ogni-
wa.
Me duma, cecha wysoNle
90 rodu Kaze m, stanqc IA
czele W pCtrzebie, Lecz mi.
foS6 szczepu rusklego narodu
Jemu calego chce poswieci(
siebie.
4 jakicgo nauc@enio pVat pi1co:
Mad ta rzecz2 zastanawla sic cd XII
ku lat professor dr.. Schultze "
Losing pod Wiedniem. Przyszed:
on do tego przekonaina, re szkla,
mex do piwa uzywac NE nalezy
tylko z~wyczajnych k~am1ennych
dzbanuszkow zalcwanych p1ynen
2 soil kuchennej. Piwo w szkla
mex juz pc Piec1u mlnutach po-
garsza sic, tract smak i zapach
Do tego doszedf professor Schultz
robiqc pr6by PREY pomocy pre-
szlo stu ludzi uczonych. Piwc
ma te w~iasnosG, re ~rozczynia szk4o
wyciqgaJac 4 niego czesci o}owian
Xxi, kt6ra bardzo szkodzi zdrowiu
Szklanka, kt6ra przez d4uzszy
czas lezala W piwle, straci}a NJ
wadze, DO pozby1a sic w4asnit
tych szkodliwych zdrowlu clio
wleka skladk6w. A eaten pijml
piwo Z dzbanuszk6w i naczyn ka-
miennych, polewauych glazura
J soil k~ucaennej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

st~udzinskiego i WI. Winickiego
ma kap}anow; subdyakona Fir. BIZ
chalskiego ma dyaKona. Cztery
nizsze ~swiecenia otrzymaji: Bolt,
A. Dylewski, Fr.Leffont, Is. hoslh-
ski, II. Schulz, W. Siegmunt, W.
Williams, L. Wermuth l ). Ilel-
minski.
" kartuzkm powiecie "a pine
n%auczanie jezyka niemieckiego
otrzymall nagrody nauc@yciele
Kammerer re Smetowa $50 NIX.
Potsch z Reboszewa 200 NIX, Ga
briel Z Somnina 100 mix.
Tuchola, dina 10 b, N. krole-
r~ejecyca udzielila nagr6d PICNIC
znych "a skuteczne p1lnie naucza-
ME jezyka niemncckiego %nauczycie-
lon: Borcie w Dabr6wce $50 NIX.
Sackowi W Zalnie 800 NIX. Wro-
b@Iewskiemu w Luboclnie $50
NIX.
Wiincenty Krajcaohi, w%ikaryusz
W Tczewie, m]ianowany admins
tratorem probostwa W Radzlnle.
Dotychczasowy X. administrator
Zu1awski obejmuje dusz pasterstwo
mad osobami W wiezieniu fordon-
skiem.
Chetmno Bawif tn W klasz-
torze kanonik protonotaryusz a.
postolski x. Klingenberg z Pei
pima, spedzajac W cichosci 50.
%rocznice swoiego kap}ahstwa. Jak
wiadomo, pzewielebny X. pra}at
urodzif sic tn i wychowa} jake
m1ody kaplan odprawi} tn swole
pierwsze msze swlete. Jedna z tu-
tejszych Siostr Mlfoslerdzia Jest
bratanka X. pra}ata.
Z1otowo. Ma pogrzeb X. prob.
Marszewskiego przybyio prdcz die
kama Meiera Z Sepolna % innych
ksiezy. Wszystkie korporacye MAS
to, cechy i inne t~owarzystwa bra
1y udzlaf. Dzwoniono tez W dzwo-
ny ewangiellcklego kosclo}a. Ludu
zebra}o sic niezliczone mnostwo.
Miebozczyka, ma jego }yczenie, po-
chowano ma placu PREY kosclele
parafalnym, gdzle pred 40 laty
tez S. p. prob. Celler (przedtem
Bobowie) pochowanym zostaf.
Tc=ep, Mad wieczorem uderzyf
piorun W stodo}e posiadacza Ma
dolskiego W Suchymdebie (Zug-
DANNY i ja ~znlszczy}. W Bussow
w Pomeranil plorun zabh nlewlas-
te.
Swiecie. Rejencya k~wldzynska
ME data pozwolenia ma zafozenle
apeki w Crucznle.
Oslo w nocy ma II m. VIA
mall sic z}odzieie do skAadu to-
marrow kupca P. wypr6znili go,
zabierajac tez 800 m. W got6wce.
w Brzezinach spall}y sic oneg-
daj dom m~leszkalny, %stajnia ! sto-
do}a posiadacza Kanta. TAX on
jak i 7ego IONA byli nieobeeni, gdy
og1eh wybuchf. Najm}odsze Z die
CT zaledwie wyratowano z p}omle-
nj.
D~okonczenie la stIonie A.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
FRASZKI.

n a p e e S 2 G..
- lie nasz lat?
- DokIadnie niewiem. Cos
trzydzleSci osm, czy czterdzlcSci
szeSG.
= jake to MONA nledOracho-
wac sic sweyo w1asnego W1eku?
To nicdbalsto!
- 20 CO mann rachowaG lata?
Czy MI ie kto ukradnie?
nj uZeum
Zwiedzajacy do oficJalisty:
= Co to tam pod szh1em?
To DUE ~czerwone?... To
!jezyk cesarza Napoleona.
= A to mniejsze obok?
To jezvk tego samego Napo-
leona, jak by4 dzleckiem.
W S kazow wiki matrony.
y Unikaj k}6tni / %ploteczek.
q Wledz zes zaslubiona z clio
wiekiem (tys ME anioD.
3 Me wymagaj Cd MEGA "a
wiele... pleniedzy.
4) Jezeli tw6i MAJ bez serca,
tc z zo12dkiem.
81 Cd cZasu do czasu, pozw6l
mezowi mice racyc.
g. Czytaj pr6cz ~og}oszen, pozy-
teczne wiadomoSci a MAJ bedzie Z
toba lozmawiad (nie W knajpie).
y Bqdz dian grzeczna nawet
w sprzecZce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
Stanley Receivers a Lost Ring.

LONDON, August 1O.-A ring which
Stanley lost in Central Africa has just
turned up in remarkable manner.
When the Anglo-Amcrican eX-
petition started for Africa a
ring was presented to Mr.. Stan
ley engraved with his name, the name
of the expedition, and the date. While
exploring the lakes upon the occasion
of his first march across the Dark Con-
tlnent he lost the ring. After eight
years it came into the possession
of Welsh missionary to the
Congo, the Rev. w. c. Hughes, now
president of the Congo Institute at
Colwyn Bay, who bought it from ma
tive. On returning to England this
week he Immediately called upon Mr.
Stanley and returned it to him as a we'd
ding momento.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
LIVELY SCRAPPING.
Cloakmakers and Liverymen in New York
Fight.

New YORK, August 1O.-A fight took
place i'm front of the headquarters of the
coatmakers at 81 Allen street. Abra-
ham and Joseph Kaplun run a livery
stable at that number on the first floor
On the floor above are the headquar-
ters. For some time past the coatmak-
ers have annoyed the liyerymen by
congregating on the sidewalks in front
of the stable and obStructing the en-
trance. This afternoon Abraham or
dered them away. They not complying
he undertook to enforce his demands,
when the mob set upon him. His broth
er came to his rescue and general
fight was The result The KaplunS,
with their employees, were driven into
the stable. Many were hurt on both
sides. Subsequently 4 man employed by
the KaplunS drove up in light wagon.
The mob at once set upon him and
pulled him from the wagon and beat
him in a shocking manner. AT this
iuncture the police arrived and fifteen
of the fighters were arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
rrIed 10 swIndle rrIaee Russel.

New GOEk. August An attempt 70
swindlc Russell B. Harrison. son OF the
President. bv means of the green goods
came made Six weeks ago, resulted I'M the
arrest of three men who occupied three
rooms in the improved tenement No: ~
peari street The prisoners described
themselves as Charles Morton, Joseph Bar
nard. known as Hungry Joe No ., and
James j. DAILY. I'm the apartments
where they were found there
were scattered about circulars and alleged
newspaper clippings showing that the
prisoners were well equipped TO carry out
their swiuding operations. Ihe men
named having been placed i'm custody. the
paraphernalia found in the place was con-
fscated and taken To- the cutodian's room
in the p0stonice building 20 be held there
pending the examination I'm the case, which
was set down bv United States Comms-
sioncr Shields. before whom the prisoners
were arraigued. for Tuesday morning
Meanwhile the prisoners are locked up ln
Ludlow street Jail in default OF S-.'o0 pan
nlan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
CHICAGO FIRE.
The Arnold Block Burned-AIany Lives in
Danger.

CHICAGO, August 10.-The Arnold
block, Nos. 145 to 151 Randolph street,
was badly damaged by fire late last
night. the loss to stock and building ex-
ceeding 1925, 600. The front is hand
some four story structure, occupied by
Arnold Brothers meat market; s. f.
Leonard, scotsman, and Bernhard
HulSebus, notion store. A five story
brick annex stands at the rear, the first
four floors being taken up by
Arnold Brothers sausage factory
and refrigerators and the top
floor by LeOnard'S seed packing
establishment. Fifteen families occu-
pied the flats in the front building.
After wild scramble all these people
succeeded in making their escape down
the stairway except the occupants of
the flats on the fourth floor. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. Borchardt and Mr..
and Mrs. John Withingsof. and they
had a thrilling experience before they
were rescued by the firemen with lad
ders from the top story windows. Ar
nolds Bros. estimate their loss at $780,
600. insured The loss TO Scotsman
Leonard is S15, 1000, also insured. The
individual loss to the others is small.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
FINGER nN THE -
CHICAGO KNIGHTS
Threaten to Follow the Lead of Their
Brethren.

CHICAGO, August lO.-The knights
Of Labor Of Chicago are stirring up in Il
very lively manner and a reporter was
told tonight by prominent member Of
the local organization that the railroad
strike was not to be limited to the New
York roads and that move is to be
made at this end of the Vanderbilt SyS-
TEN very soon. The Central Council,
knights of Labor, OF Cook county,
held a spirited meeting this afternoon
at which there was an unusually large
attendance. 1t was evident that there
was something in the wind. All inter
est is centered on the New York Cen
tral Hudson River railroad strike. The
Knights intimated very strongly that
they will follow the example Of their
eastern brothers and that the move is
near at hand They also claim that the
other railways organizations here are
likely to cooperate with the knights If
Il strike is ordered here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
HE swINDLED SOLDIERS.
Arrest of 'BucksLin Joe" "A Noted Bogus
Pension Agent.

TOLEDO. ONO, August 1O.-YeStcrday
Special Pension Examiner w. :. Mayer,
of Cincinnati, captured 'Buckskin Joe, y
a famous pension Swindler, whom the
Department has been after two years.
He was captured at farm house in
Erie county, after the farmer had sue
cceded in loading him up on hard cider
and thus made him harmless. He was
brought to Toledo to-day and placed in
jail, He was all through the war and
was in the service of the Government
twelve years altogether, being a mem
Der of Clusters regiment, the Seventh
Cavalr Y, and being a famous scoutunder
Custer. Terry, Crook and Reno.
Joe has been making his way East by
beating old soldiers. He represented
himself to be pension agent, and got
fees for agreeing to have pensions
raised. 1t is said be has thus made
thousands of dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
CANADA FOR RECIPROCITY.
Rival Political Papers Now Committed
to the Policy.

TORONTO, ONT. August l0.-The
MGu. ia a long editorial, says: Sec
rotary WINDOWS reply Co Senator Gull
lom's resolution of the 10th ult is an
iutimati0n that the Treasury Depart
meut at Washington intends TO deprive
the Canadian Pacific Railway of the
privilege which &c now enjoys of for
wardng over It's line iu bond 10 points
n the United States merchandise
brought by it's steamers from Atlantic
ports. 10 would be silly 90 affect TO re-
gard with Indifference the actions and
intentions of our neighborS I'm respect
Co these matters. And yet we cannot
Doe surprised at them. So long as we
pursue policy of commercial hostility
toward the United States we have no
good reason 90 Doe aStoniShed 40 nor 20
complain of like treatment OF ourselves
by them. They have quite as much
right tO make themselves unpleasant as
we have
The Globe SAYS. The lount and ori-
gin of the hostility of Congress TO the
Canadian Pacific lies iu our railway
subsidy policy, which enables American
railroads, built hy private capital, 10
assert and believe that they are being
assai'cd by foreign Government that
has transformed itself into huge trans
portation agency; iu friction generated
bv TWO fishery questions, and in the
cStrangcmeut which restrictions of
trade between two countries with NIT
ualy hurtful tariffs must always tend
to prejudice. AZ time like this an
advocate of peace is usually Stigmatized
rs q coward or O. traitor.
~The Globe is quite willing 90 endure
tbis rcuroacb if only 10 can secure a
hearing .or so good % cause. Let our
Government. through that OF Britain.
-1 boldly t1 Washington and propose "a
settlement OF aN issues in dispute,
rnlr the basis OF closer trade relations.
rf - fails. Canada wil. 40 least have the
satisfaction o- knowing that she has
done her best 90 promote truer comfy.
Strong tu tha, consciousness we could
s.re in phlosoplic and patriotic spirit
worse than Nr. Window or Congress
..uu'i do."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
q. e.ooovoLTs DIDN'T KILL HIM.
\ Man Who Suffered From Greater
Shock Than kemmler Got.

WAsHINGroN, August 10.-William
Ross, an employc of the United States
Electric Light Company, while charg-
ing carbonS in one of the city electric
lights on Friday night received a
shock of 1000 volts. He was almost
Immediately rendered inSensible, but
soon recovered. His right hand where
the current entered, and his left arm
where it passed off, were badly burned.
He said that for four or five seconds be-
fore he became insenSible he suffered
great pain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
INDEPENDENCE IN BULGARIA.
t. BE Proclaimed on August -, Perhaps
Austria Said to Have Consented.

SOFIA, August l0.-Great preparations
are being made for August 10, on which
day it is confidently expected that the in
dependence of Bulgaria will be proclaimed
and Prince Ferdinand elected King.
NJ MontkOuroff, the Bulgarian Minister
of War, who has been lately in Vienna,
has succeeded in inducing the Prussan
government not only to desist from all OPP
position, but to support the project of in
dependence He has returned to Sofia
with d formal promise that the Cabinet of
Vienna will accept the independence of
Bulgaria as an accomplished fact as soon
rs it is proclaimed after which England,
Germany and Italy will doubtless do like
wise, and there will be only Russia and
France left to contend with.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-11
INDIsCREET MRS. POTTER.
The Gay Society Actress the Object of
Strange Rumors.

LONDON, August 1O.-There is little
quiet underhand gossip ana enjoyment
caused by the indiscreet secrets told by
Miss Sadie, who at one time was maid in
ordinary and mistress of the robes of Mrs.
James Brown Potter, and incidentally at
other times dressed everybody of impor-
tance N the female line who starred at
Palmer's Theater. Well, this maiden has
been giving away some interesting stories
about Mrs. Potter, in which the name of
Kyrle Bellew, the title of the Prince Of
Wales and the personality of a few dozen
other celebrities is very much mixed up.
Sadie says nothing aloud, but has sug-
gestive way of saying great deal sub rosa.
She is now maid to Miss Rose Coghlan,
and is giving her talents to that lady in the
purchase of dresses and other cOnfections.