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For aceoans Of bal game DEE Telegraph
lie Columns.
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There were two arrests toe drnaksnnsss
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GARDINER LOCALS.

The sraw Of .he G. & T. bsisgs is being
sersiEsd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-17

WANTE D-OCCUPANTS FOR A
wv Aitt class furnished front room. Bath
gases. Privilege OF the bath. Table board II
dctlred. Address "G,." this ONCE. dei5O
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Tho Mischief Maker.

Sitting Ball never was chief. He
was medicine man OF great cunning
and power for evil who aspired to lead
ership and msda a fair score on that
line. He imposed on his people, took
advantage OF every superstition, Of every
broken promise, Of whatever would
strengthen his grip.
His soul was at perpetual war with
peace. When things were going quietly
he was not much OF figure among his
people, many OF whom hated him. II
he has been killed it is well for his peo-
pie and for the whites ia the region he
plagued.
The killing may lead to other scenes
Of bloodghed before the trouble can be
quieted, but the troops will whip the
hostiles into submission, and with no
Sitting Bull to stir up the reds there will
be less difficulty to preserve the peace.
An old rascal capable Of 80 much mis-
chief should not have been allowed to
be at large. A generous government
should have provided him with quarters
where he could have spent his declining
years in meditation. =
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SOME COOP FEATURES,



Excellent Amendment Offered to the
Election Eiii.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Pasco
to-day introduced an amendment to the
pending election bill comprisipg two a1.
ditional sections. They provided briei
that it shall be unlawful for any person
to promise to pay money to induce o
person to vote or refrain from voting;
to promise employment as supervisor OF
election to influence a vote; to receive
money with that object; to endeavor to
influence employees in their voting by
use OF pay envelopes, or posted placards
or bills threatening dismissal for the
the expression Of political views, $500
fine and imprisonment for one year. 1,
also requires the officers Of political or.
CARNATIONS to file with the Clerk OF the
House statements OF receipts and ex.
penditures OF political funds, and the
same statements are required from can.
didates for Representatives, under like
penalties.
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Giving Awns Their Cnss.

Ia the tariG tax paid by the con.
snmor? Tho importers and The Demo.
cratic politicians cay It is. Do the i'm.
porters say 80 when they go before Con.
gross nskipg to be given FIVE months
moro under the old tariff on goods i'm
ported 10 BIZ sold under the new2
1t seems now that a little matter Of
$S0,C00,00o atares them in the face. II
they could induce the consumer to pay
that tax would they bother themselves
about it? Would they be asking Con.
gress to let up on them? q
Would they be prophesying their own
ruin and further financial troublesin the
country If they knew that instead OF
paying the duty for the privilege OF
coming into our market they had only
to advance 1t and straightway recover it
from the consumer? .ia
The importers are giving away their
case and the case OF the Democratic
party. .-'1
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u S {:
/ PONDS
!; X T RAG ]
Tor Pill !; S

WHAT THE DOCTOR SAYS:
& PROMINENT NEW YORK FLY.
SlClAN SAYS; There IL nothing better
to relieve the PAIN and lTCRIEG, and
CAUSE RETRACTIOM OF PILES, than
PONDS EXTRACT and PONIES Elk.
TRACT OINTMENT.
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Tho Whining Importers.

To the general establishment the Ways
y and Means Commute has hearkened 10
the wailins OF the importers and recon-
!. mended to Congress tho extension oil
the bonded period from February to
July t's.'
That is to say, tho importers. who er.
j! tered into d. conspiracy with the Fres
Trade politicians TO put up the prices Of
their goods on the eve Of election, and
who did make money by exso,tion, find.
/ ing that they have on hand in bond
larger stocks than they can take care Of,
are to have tho help OF tho Government
4 to tide them over Thorough p!acc.
4 They arc not 10 restore any OF the
profits they obtained under false pre-.
/ tense-.hey are to hold those profits and
to have five additional months in which
A to try to- ease OF the present load.
While they are unloading their foreign
goods on our home market home manu-.
5facturers and home .wase.earners arc to
wait Ave months longer for the help
solemnly Ipromiacd them by$an Get Of
4 Congress. 3sl
"A To make it palmer still, the tariff act,
! 60 much denounced and SO much lied
about by.these agents Of foreign manu-.
ftacturera, is to besuspen1ed ia its oper.:
atoms for their benefit for q, period Of
i've months. And il they cannot unload
in Ave months--are they to have an:
other extension Tor live months more?
Since they missed it in their first effort
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RGinnrkabls Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, Ill.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; She
was treated for month by her family
phys!cien, but grew worse. He told her
she was q hopeless victim, of consump.
ton and that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption; she
bought a bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued its use and after taking ten
bottles, found herself sound and well,
now does he. own homework and is as
well as she ever wa. Free trial bottles
Of this great Discovery ut Logan Drug
Co.'s drug store, large bottles 5Oc and 81.
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Tho Conditions Compiled with.

CHICAGO, Dec. lG.-Attorney General
Nliller's objections have been met and
President Harrison can issue his Worlds
Fair proclamation. The directors met
last night and accepted the S5,OOO,O0O
city ordinance. Mr.. Miller argued that
the ordinance might be repealed and the
directors would n OF have the 5000, coo.
President Gage forth with called a meet
ing OF the directory at which the follow
ing resolution was adopted.
" Rss0lsed, That the ordinance adopted
by the city council Of the city Of Chi
cago on the fourth day OF December,
1890, providing for the issue OF bonds to
tue amount Of 5000 600 in aid OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, be and
the same is hereby accepted on the
terms and conditions in sald ordinance
specified"
The resolution was at once telegraph!
ed to the Attorney General.
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lwANT MORE TO EAT.
Short Nose Says That Is, All Tl,ere 10 lii tho
t Indian Trouble.


Indian Trouble. X,
CnEYEsNR, WYo, Dec. 1G.-Intelll-
genco has been received here that on
Saturday night George Wesaw, n sho.
shone Indian, while in tho woods near
Little Windyver, shot and killed Sho.
shone boy aged twelve. The killing was
without provocation. The murderer
was brought to the agency and chained
to post, but managed to escape during
the night. The Indian police are pur-
suing him.
An interview has been had with Sharp
Nose, the leading Arapahoe Chief on
tho Shosloae and Arapahoes agency.
1t has been charged that In tho event Of
trouble the Shoshones would stay with
tho whites, while the ArapahOes would
join tho hostiles, alao that Sharp Nose,
with 100 men, was going 10 join the
Sioux at the first opportunity. Sharp
Nose said nothing was further from hiH
mind than lighting. lie would not even
undertake fist FIGHT. lie said: 1--WE
have too many children in school and
well treated 10 do auch a fool thing as
fight. The whole business Is got UP Il
get more to cat. That's aiithere Is Id 1t.
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Following the rndianb' Example.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Dec. l6 Nearly
all the low class CT negroes living along
the leyee streets in this city have been
seized with craze similar to the Mes
siah superstition. The negroes have
been led astray by Voodoo doctor who
cane hero from Bismarck, Dak. He
proclaimed that no was the courier OF
the coming black Messiah, and that
dances must be commenced at once.
Upon the very night OF his arrival few
darkies began their dance in q little
cabin on Gillio street and on the follow
ing night the building you'd not hold
the converts to the new faith.
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Et0R SALE-A TWO STORY, SIN
= room frame house. at s9l Walnut street,
Marlin. Ferry, Ohio. Splendid river view: OBJ.
Iect IN selling. owner VIII leaye city. Address
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TOR RENT-ST0RE ROOM NO. l22S
x Market street sizo 20xt5. Possession given
january |. FOR sAle-Lols III BGhrens' & Spell.
del's aud CHEMISTS addition u the old prices
plat Island lots cheap, ROLF / HARVEY,
Real estate and money 10 loan. 1871 MARKET ST.
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D.faul.lng sher,rs IN Yves, Virginia.

According to Democratic authority
{ the handsome sum OF $500, 600 is due the
treasury; Of West Virginia from ex-sher-
ifs and their bondsmen, and these claims
have been placed in the hands OF Judge
Okey johnson to prosecute. This is
good step tardily taken. Why has it
been delayed so long?
The cumulating facts have been known
to every State administration. 1t has
been we'll known that the money was
duo and not paid, and that every year Of
neglect reduced the probability ofrealiz.
ing on these just claims. Men who
went out OF the eheriff's office with
money have now none that can be
reached. Bondsmen against whom re.
coyeries could have been made are in
the same fix. The probability is small
that the State will ever recover any con.
siderable part OF these funds.
1t is to the point to ask why the State
has been 80 indulgent to these default.
ers. Why have tho caseS been handed
down from ono State administration 10
another without effort to get the money
into the treasury? Why lave princi.
pals and bondsmen been permitted TO
escape for all these years?
There must BE- q reason, and il the
next Legislature shall have u commend:
able curiosity it may find out why these
accounts have remained SO long without
effort to settle them. Other considera.
BILE sums OF monty have remained un-
accounted Tor in the hands OF school
commissioned. Under recent legsla.
ton the Circuit Courts are required to
see what has become OF these funds.
A searching and honest investigation
would probably chow that by aheritfs
and school commissioners not less than
100000 has been withheld and not &C.
counted for. This is an enormous haul
in such. a State as West Virginia, and
the Democratic party is responsible
for,'it.
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It Is possible to Imagine that they may

It ls possible to Imagine that they may
miss 1t in their uecond. They may
never BIO able to got out with whole
hides under the new tariff. What then2
Tho Mckinley bill was long enough
under discussion Tor every importer to
understand 1t. Every one, Of them did
understand It. Not one OF them was
caught mapping. They all tried to catch
other people mapping, all joined in n
chorus OF denunclation, misrepresenta.
ton and dire ioreboding. They made
their bed; let them lie In It.
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ltcnoyinc tho Cattle,

GAlNEsvlLLE, TEXAS, Dec. 1O.-United
States troops have begun to remove all
cattle belonging to non.residcnts from
leased pastures in the Comanche and
kiowa nations. They ARE driving them
into the border counties OF Texas. The
number 10 estimated at 100000 animals.
Cattlemen OF these counties IRE excited,
fearing that the feed will DO entirely con.
sumed before spring. The men holding
leases from the tribes, sanctioned by the
Secretary Of the Interior, will sue. :
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An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor.
pid liver, piles and constipation. Spleen
did Tor men, women and children.
mildest, Burest. Thirty doses
for twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'s.
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Could Is SatIntleL.

New fonK, Dec. 16.-Sfr. Gould ex.
presses himself very well pleased with
what was accomplished ct the meeting
OF railway presidents yesterday. BE is
confident that the plan adopted will be
entirely successful aud will result in
great advantages to the general public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-17

TIE death Of General Terry takes away
one Of The best officers the army has had.
He was thoughtful man, gentleman
and n fighter. Two years ago III health
forced HIN into retirement, after a ca.
reer OF most creditable activity.
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,yhat Cam a 0lrl o. sl,tpen do Z

This question is not easily answered,
but it will be attempted in the next vol.
ume OF The YoUlhs Companion in series
OF helpful papers by Amelia E. Barr,
"Marion Harland," Mary A. Liyermore
and "Jenny June"
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After tho Reserve Luuf;s.

WAusAYU, Wis, Dec. l6,-From pres.
emit indications fully 1900 men will be
on hand to file claims next Saturday
when the reserve lands will be opened.
Crowds Of men are entering the city by
every train.
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If reports may be credited, Sitting
Bull Is no longer sitting in the seat OF
the scorniul, and he will hencetorth do
his ghost dancing with the veri,able
ghosts. M-,. .-.-
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IT remains to be seen whether Gov.
ernor Hill desires the scnatorship and,
If 50, whether ho can get it. Smith NJ,
Weed says it was put in pawn for him
aud he is going to have it. Weed is not
statesman, but heis hustling politician
who understands tho machine.
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Miss Hopewell ito her prospective
s!epson) Bobby, how would you like
a new mamma?' Bobby-"Id rather
have q Waterbury watch" l5I5
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WHEELING, DECEMBER II, 1890.

THESE are rough times for political
bankers in Pennsylvania. Now 1t is ex.
Senator Wsllace'a bank. The drain Of
the late campaign must have been great
all around.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-17

FATHER, what is this see on itskhees
3beiore-the Republican Congress-? 4.
1t Is an importer, my con.
What has become OF It's war paint and
feathers and tomahawk?
Laid away until the next campaign,
my son.
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DIED.
Funeral notice he nGltcr,

BECK ER-on Tuesday, December &c, 1900, at
1!:B a. H., CAROLINE, wife Of Christian
Becker, aged 81 years, 10 months aud 2S
days. s
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For s. ale.

Block twelve houses for 81 l,ooo. Annual rent
No. 1923 McColloch street, ground halt
- lot..';:. ....S2 800
No. iO35 McC0loGh street, cottage brick,
Hsou u ull $500
40. wv AihrAct stfeet....",,.. .......... 2,6t0
NO. % Ohio sirect...,......... 81. 100
40. ley south Penn 1910
LOIS On south 'front.' sttcet.....,...."...... eco
front. running to river, 100 feet or more $500
No. PA Chnpline street g
No. 1854 plinc $500
40. Zsa9 main stree ...... 1000
No. lo35 Chapline kt1eet.,...,.. .. So, ..
10. L2o Eon street. .....,... =. ..........
Lots on Metze ............ 800
LOIS on warren 500
LOIS IN A!iey Il, south oil Tenth strcet....... 900
20. u ana 90 !Wensyslxth s!reet..."........ $50
- sto montn" ................... $50
NO. 2il Eoil ........ 500
No. ZO Eou $500
No. S6l2 Chapline 400
NO. S93l Woods SEQ
80. s.iS mSoaS street ,aG0
Carney's heirs addition. $50
North halt No. NcColloch street, Carney's ~ {.
..... go
Lot No. Q McColloch ST., Carney's addition 500
NO. 26O6 Main street, ground half lot....,. 200
n acres hillside pasture land. Eighth ward. ~,
Residence ! milo west OF Br!dgeport........,, $500
Messdeaee on Fiteeata Rsseet................ 7o61
Manufacturing Site with Factory Building,
Gronnd 60 by 100 5000
~ acres OF land one.ialf mile west lower
point ot1slAnd. Six roomed house, Sta.
bio, D9trees, choice frt,it........... 5000
% acres OF land on Short Creek ........... i,5C0
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A MAN who has practiced medicine for
forty years ought to know salt from
sugar read what he saws: 3Tgeg
TOLEDO, O., January 10. 1SS7

TOLEDO, O., January 10, 1857.
Meesrs. FIJI. Cheney & Co.-Gentle.
men:-l have been in the general prac-
tice OF medicine for most forty years, and
would say that in all my practice and
experience have never seen q psepara.
ton that could prescribe with as much
confidence OF success as I eau HALLS
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribed it a great many times
and its effect is wonderful. and would
say in conclusion that I have yet to find
a case OF catarrh that it would not cure,
il they would take it according to direc.
tons. Yours truly,
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JAMES A. sHENR,

Real Estate Agent, O. s. Claim Attorney, 1851?
market street. have long experience Ia
prosecution OF pension claims. Soldiers, their
/, widows and minor heirs will and 1t to their
advantage 10 employ an attorney at home In
preference 10 ono In Washington, D. G. DELI
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A TTENTloN, SOCIETIES!

A TTENTloN, SOCIETIES!
The ODD Fellows Hall Association offer for
rent the Encampment Room in lis building,
corner Twelfth and Chaplne streets. Societies
MEETING weekly or bLmonthly can be accom-.
modased. The rceen. improvements made to
this room make 1t the most desirable place In
the city for society meetings. t- z'
Fuel. light, water, ice and. jarlor's services
furnished at low cost. For terms, address or
callupon
WlLLIAM ELLlNGHAM, President.
Il. A. UTHMAN, Treasurer, or.
deli All, FORGEY, Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTED-TO RENT TWO OR
w. three rooms for light housekeeping.
South Of creek. Address H. W. care this
64iee. aei5p
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i. i. GoRspcn, NJ. D.,

L. i. GoRspcn, NJ. D.,
Office, PIG Summit street.
we will give 500 for any case OF
ca.arrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
FL. CnENEy& Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
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FREE, FREE, FREE TRIAL!
ELECTRO NBRVINE
Cures Permanently

Cures Permanently
All diseases Of the Nervous Systc N either Acute
or Chronic In either sex. It Restores I'm.
paired or Lost Power. Checks ali Forms OF
Waste or Draln;. Makes strong the Weak. Full
pccsase. u; Six for S.. Trial package lac. with
Address. DR.. @. =. eADDAM, No, SOL Cottage
Grove Ave, Chicago, Ill. s,;,' ;,TF uoI y
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Handsome Christmas Present

VIII do we'll to send In their order without do,
lay Tor Portrait either In OIL, Pastel or CIayon.
The FAMOUS rASTEL n specially.
nos JOHN ". MYtFs. Artist.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-02

WASHINGTON CRY. Dec. Following is
the text OF President Harrison's annual
MESSAGE, submitted to congress today:
40 the Senate and House Of Represen tatipes:
The report Of the several executive departments,
wnicn VIII be laid before congress ia the usual
course, viii exhibit in detail the operations of
the government for the last fiscal year. Only
the more important incidents and results, and
chieny such rs may be the foundation of the
recommendations viii submit will be refer
req TO IN this annual message
The vast and increasing business of the
government has been transacted by the several
departments curing the year with faithfulness,
energy and success. Tue revenues, amounting
10 above four hundred and fifty million dol
lars, have been collect and oisbursed without,
revealing. 80 far as / can ascertain, q sing e
case OF deiaieatioa or embezzi .ment An ear.
nest effort has been made TO stimulate a sense
OF responsibility and pub ic duty in all the Of
ncers and employees, of every grade, and the
WORK done by IN m has almost wholly escaped
uniayorable criticism. / speak of these
matters with freedom because ali the credit of
the work Is not mine, but is shared by the
heads OF the sew raj departments, with the great
oody OF faithfuI officers and employees who have
served under them. The osest scrutiny of
congress is invited to all the methods of an adj
ministration, and TO every item OF expendi-
fttra
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sources very high commentator. The amount
accomplished has been largely increased, and
all the results have been such as to secure conf
dence and consideration for the suggestions of
the commissioner.
The enumeration of the people OF the United
states under the provisions of the act of March
i, 1890. has been completed, and the result will
be a. once officially communicated to congress.
Ihe completion OF the decimal enumeration de-
wolves upon congress the duty of making
new apportionment of representatives among
the several states, according 10 their respective
numbers
At the last session had occasion 10 return
with my objection several bills making pro-
visions Tor the erection OF public buildings for
the reason that the appropriations contem plated
were, in my opinion. greatly in excess of any
public need. No class OF legislation is more
liable to abuse or TO degenerate into an un-
seemly scramble about the public treasury.
Then there should be exercised In this matter
a wise economy, based upon some responsible
and impartial examination and report rs TO
each case under a general law