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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-11
THE TRADES ASSEMBLY
Discuss Measures Looking to Clos
ing stores on Sunday.

At the meeting of the trades assembly
last evening J. d. Mclaughlin was
elected president. The committee APP
pointed recently to see what could be
done towards getting the retailers to
close stores on Sundays reported that
satisfactory results were being OBJ
tanned. a large majority of the dealers
had agreed to such closing. and others,
embracing nearly the entire remainder,
had said they would close without sign
ing the agreement, provided the He
brews in the city would agree to also
close. a few of the less important
dealers and some III the suburbs of the
CITY had not yet agreed to close.
An effort in the direction of enforcing
the ordinance requiring Sunday closing
was discussed. and it was thought that
measures looking to the enforcing of
the law should be taken if the same re-
suits can not be otherwise effected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-11
supreme Court Routine.

In the supreme court yesterday the
cases of j. J. Howe ct al, respondents,
VS. c. E. Kindred, appellant, and Lii
jengren Furniture aud Lumber Com
pany, appellant, VS.. Nellie B. Mead,
respondent, were argued and submitted.
FL. Mattison, respondent, vs.. Magda-
lena Robinson, appellant, is to be sub
mitted on briefs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-11
The American Investigation

The American Building and Loan as
ISOLATION, of Minneapolis, was to have a
hearing before Gov. Merriam yesterday.
but on account of the illness of Hon. E.
NJ. Wilson, counsel for the company,
the - hearing was deferred till next
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-11
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on Faye s.
Cold Wave Coming.

The signal office at Washington has
telegraphed the following to the st.
Paul Office:
Hoist the cold wave signal. The tenn
perature will fall to about 10 deg below
zero by S o'clock Sunday morning.
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Collecting Evidence for Divorce

Collecting Evidence for Divorce.
EIAIIRA. n. Y. Jan. 1O.--Robert Ray
Hamilton is iii town collecting evidence
for his divorce suit against his wife.
She sought refuge in Eimira at the time
she pretended to give birth to the SO
baby, and she spent her time with
'sDOtty'' Mann.
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Amounts to a IocIxout.

HAvERBILL, Mass, Jan. 10.-The
Shoe Manufacturers association issued
manifesto this afternoon, in which
the manufacturers agree to close their
factories Saturday night and agree to
keep them closed until the shoemaker's
union permits j. Ii. Winehell & CO..
men TO return to work. Each member
of the association gives a bond in the
sum of $1,000 to keep the agreement.
John Swenson, formerly of the Skaffaren
broke his leg in descending from cable car
at Seventh and Rosabel streets yesterday aft
ernoon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-11
Funeral of c. D. Strong.

One of the most distinguished of ST.
Paufs oldest citizens was laid to rest in
Oakland cemetery yesterday in the fun
eral of the late Charles d. Strong. The
last services were under the charge of
st. Paul Lodge No. 2, I. o. o. F., and
were very impressive. The members
of most of the Odd Fellow lodges in
the city were present in delegations
and added their tribute to the men,
CRY of one of their most celebrated
members. The religious part of the
services were carried out by Rev. DIR. S.
q. Smith and DR.. Forbes, both of whom
mentioned. the many noble qualities of
the deceased.
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SOCIABLE CONDUCTORS.
The Brotherhood Shows 1t Can
Dance as Well as Punch.

The Brotherhood Shows 1t Can
Dance as Well as Punch.
The first annual ball of st. Paul di-
vision No. "a, Brotherhood of Railway
Conductors, was given last night at
Pythian hall. on East Fifth street. The
affair was not only a success in a
financial way-about $500 being the
proceeds, which will be turned into the
treasuTy-but it was pleasant event So
cially. AbOuteighty couples were present
and enjoyed dancing until an early
hour this morning. The conductors
proved that they are pleasant and
agreeable parsonageS in social life as
taking care of the travelling public or
otherwise looking after the transporta-
ton of the resources and products of
the country. An appetizing collation.
was served TO the entire party at the
Clifton house at midnight.
Among those participating in the en-
joym ents of the occasion were the
following:
George w. Howard and wife, Evans
vile, Indiana; d. II. Bone and wife,
d. w. Maxwell and wife, W. w. Berry
and wife, of Minneapolis; o. N. Ram
sey and wife, +. Marsten and wife, F..
Z. w dlhCI anu WIG. VI Oh. CiOuu. w g.
H. Mccall, r. V. Strong, j. D. Ryan,
of La Crosse; j. c. MeCurdy,
Duluth: G. G. Meyers, Ashland, Wis. !;
Miss Mae Murphy, Miss Annie Muir
ply, Miss Ellen Murphy, A. j. Murphy
and wife, Z. II. Sehroer and wife, j. Y.
Piper and wife, t. Cox and wife, George
Kleinfelter and wife, II. Kemp and
lady, r. d. Hay and lady, E. Faira-
bault an I'd lady, A. Guerin and lady, Mr..
Carlson, r. W. Willard and wife, q.
II. Johnston and wife, A. d. Bachelor
and wife.
The personnel of the various COM
mittees was as follows: Managing
committee, E. Fl. Shore, r. Morlarity,
f. B. Miller; reception committee, j.
W. Pinains, o. n. Ramsey, f. L. Bick-
ford, George Peuman, c. V. Sterling. j.
Smith, E. Marsten. o. Faribault, W. E.
Brown. G.. J. Bardsley: floor committee,
+. G.. Walker, G. W. Gum, J. Hayes.
p. j. Burke, e. j. Maybauer, E. j..
Murphy.
Hotel Barteau, St. Paul.
APARTMENTS fn rent
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-11

NfI,,/ are your rooms vacant? An I'D in the
sFHF GLOBE VIII rent them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-11

500 Cfoaks For $25
At the assignee sale, 40 East Third
street.
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Hotel Barteau, St. Paul.
Apartments to rent.
Six rooms. S95 to $40.
Eight rooms, $50 to $50.
Steam heat, hot and cold water in
cluded.
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Every Article in Stock
At the Partisan at just half price. An
elegant line of Trimmed Hats.
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g@abe 81 gaottpreiiea.

500 gaar airfsslauba gu 81. Sc.
fienpreis $1.30 uno $40. Eamenz
slippers 5u rs @ts. uno $1-werth
SLIPS.
SpibenbefeBte @~'orRsnfdube iar 9a.
men oller Mrten, 5pe5ialitat. BroBe
&ehuttion $1.75 Damen. GnbpFf6ube
fit $1.5G. 5ulipans $500 @lacee>
leber Gn5pfi6ube III Der bette her Welt.
SuGipaus falbleSerner 56ub fir Mdns
ner 5u $500 1T uniibestreffi9. Mdns
neridube fir $500, ipertb 50. SO.
Acknowledgment in allen anberen
Artifeln, lDoDon in ben f%einitsn un6
nllttlerer Gorten nur bas bette geftbrt
tpiro. Die ausgefdnittenen Gdngurubs
lfoerzs9ubs fir Mdnner, traaen fd
gut unb finb %eomfortabsl, beIonoers su
empfeblea. 5arbiee g9ube in Biaeee
gu acceptablen Breiien.
9. Sc. SuIlipau.
gde Commerce 6 ct. Marp's Str.
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@atb fiir Matter!

8nr aber 5OSabren fGon tpurbe Mrs.
MinsloD's SDotbing Sprup bon Mil=
loren bon Mitterr beim 3abnen Der
Ginber lngeNenbet. Mirf 9u i'm
S6lafe bur9 bas G@reisn eines Ginbes
9eifbrt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb Dor
G1mer3en tceiut9 Wenn 70, Iafe iofort
eine 6laide BON .1lrs. MinsIotp's Go0'
thing Gprup" bolen. Gein Bertb 1T uns
be3ablbar. sc trirb benz tieineH 2eibens
ben iofort 2inoeruna berf9affeu. Ser.
laBt gu9 barauf, Mttter, es lit fein
3meifal barGber. IS beilt 9pienterp
unb Siarrboe, re9ulirt ben Mageu umb
tie Nieret. beieiiigt Minb Golif, ers
p:i9t ben Gaumen, berbinbett @nt3tns
oung urb ffdrft bas gauge Spftem.
AIRS. Winslous Soothing Syrup
fir 3abnenbe ainber lit angenebm in
@eidmad unb bas &eaept tammt BON
einem Der beften peibli9en Ner3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. SO 1T BEL allen
Sruggiffen in Der ean3en Dslt aa bas
ben. 9reis IS Ste. Der Glaide.
3auft ni6!s anberes dig Mrs. Winss
Ions ooOtbing Sprup.
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gaEeae na@ Gmrpna,

Die N9enturen bes 6errn %. S.
Dpung, go. l Commerce : GtraBe,
Gan Nntonto, uub go. SOB Mains
5iraBe, DalIas, Dertreten nur Sic
anerfannt beifen eIropdii6en SampFer>
SInieH. Ger Douns tit i'm 9tanbe bic
bilIi ten Haten gu geben. er=
theilt beteituiQig iebe getphni6te ausz
fuHft unb beiorst febr prompt ole ibm
tibergebenen Nuftrdge. Mer mad Gu.
rOpa gu reifen ,uiini9t, ober @ernaaote
5ertberfommen iaKen min, menbe f9
on lrgenb eine Der genannten Ngenturen.
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S@ poncoa f & 5obu finb in
ibrem beoeuienb ber~sr0Berten @efddftss
lotol tn ieoer. Dirf9t auf bic 6erbff=
uao Winter Saiion bDrbereitet. Sic
haben cine DDrtreffiide Nusnabl DON
Stofen fir 0erreui, pei6e Mnatge nod
MaB soanf@en. urb In ibrem Eager tit
aaes oertreteu, mos 5ur SerrentOilette
geh6rt. Gertige Qnsige rad neueffem
5Gnitt In ie6er QuaIitGt uno gu iebem
pretie; felne ueber3ieber; moberne 9ls
tie; unter5eug ber 5aifon angepaBt;
moleue uno Ieineue 9emben, Rrabats
ten unb cue bic anoeren 9errens Soilet'
ten Nrtifel. pancoait G 9obn erbaIs
ten ibren &uF, bic leitenbe Girma ibrer
Bran1e au fein, aufreGt.
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SSsr- Weun Semaub fein uro an ans

sa Wenn Semanb fein uno gu ans
nsbmbarem Bteiie fpeiIen mill, 70 gebe
ct gum Miffionss@arten. Die
6erren Nbei,ter & Saul, Befber bies
fes Embellishments, balten 6arauf lire
@dite tets boltommen 5ufrieben au fiels
len. 4le iai~fonmdBieen DeIitoieRen,
Qufern, WiIb, Slide, @efhgeI &c. finb
bnrt In Der belitateiten 3ubereitung ole
3eit 81 baben. Wab!3eiten tuerben 'auf
Wunf9 In bic Wobnungen Der Runber
geIaubt. Wu9 bietet Der nit Der
5peiiewirtbfGaft berbnnbene 8ars
room bic beften @etrdnfe, ffets fri51es
8ier unb feline 2iqu0re unb @eine.
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Staat Dbto, Stabt EoIebo,}
QutnS Gonnth. s, 8.

8ranf 8. Gbeneb befdpSrt, bab er Der
dItere 9artner Der Girma 8, s. g1eueH &
60, II, pel@e gef9dfte in Der Stabt Tclebo;
in obeu 9enanntem gountb unb Staate, tbut,l
uub bae bsfnqte Girima bic Summe bon etus
inherit DpIlars fir ieben BaI bon &a.
tarlb beSabien birb, Der bnr1 ben Gebrau4
bon 9aII's aatarrb Rnr nidt sebeilt
ireroen tam. Granf s. &beneb.
8ef9noren bor mir unb nnterfHrieben in
meiner @eeenpart am 6. September A. d. 's6.
A u. @. @Isafpn,
w oHeutIider slotar.
Sal's aatarrb Rur pirb innerli6 senpm.
men uno mirtt brett auf bas 8Int unb bic
fdleimisen SberFd9en bee Citizens. 2abt
Gu@ u~imfonl 8eusnife tommen.
8. 3. @beneb & Co., IoIebo, Ohio.
a. Sertanft bon apotbefern, rs Ste.
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galiscraiasgsetnc.

MeinIiebbaber finben Elm erpBes Sas
ger bon feinen California : Meinen bel
0errn s. s. Weper am Nlamo
Yla5a. 9err Mepsr fu6t Die Weine
an Ort unb STEELE aus ul,b fauft bireft
aus benz aeGer ter Wein3ii6ter. 4ls
sutem 2snner setinst es INN flets. bic
befen Scrten aus3updblen. vt fair
feline 9unben uno Gamilien nit einen:
guten Sropfen perfeben. &Dtbs urb
WeiBpeine in por3igI,@er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone - fret
tns Saus geliefert.
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&err 6. S. MsSiler in Der Wei.
Commerce ; StraBe bdlt ffets bas pols
tommenFe 2ager In 3eidenmaterias
lien, $apeten, Sarben, @las, Spiegels
eIas, 8%iloerrabmen, Girnifea unb allen
3ei6nen, unb Malersu tenflien. Stint.
lerif9 ausgefabrte Btlber unb 6tatuets
ten &c. fnb in cine. febensnertben Gals
Ierie CUR MnfGt unb gum 8erfauf auss
geifeat. Sn Sapeten un6 3immerbetDs
rationen III bas @ei@madboafe unb
Neuene bert su inben.
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@r Der glumber s. 6. sltfins,
SO. 20 Nbenue . nabe Boff Office,
bot, um ben g~eiteiserteu slnipri6eH,
bic an fem @efGdft gefielIt tperbeit,
na6tommer su t6nnen, fd. nit einem
tti6tiseu Ga@manne, 9errn 3bomos,
afoeiirt unb tpirb ipie gep6bnIi9 3ur
3ufriebenbett bes publitums ale Nufs
fridge raid erleoisen. SeIepbpn 427.
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@esen seinen S1nitt, 8ei9dbi9ung,
Sieb' ober Branbwunben giebt es ni@ts
BeHeres, als s bamberlain's
8ain Balm. Die Wunoe beilt
f6neler, als bur6 irgenb Elm anberss
prdporat, unb, penn biefelbe nidt gar
su i1Iimm 1T, obne Narben gu binier,
IaKen. gu baben bel &. @obn & Co.,
s. Ralteper Il Son unb alen ~beoeuten.
ben Mpotbetern.
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s9- 2ntIe Goblen So per 3onne;
McQlQiHsr Slad unb 2ptle gemii9t 81.
-Snbian 9erritOrp 2oblen bette auas
litdt $3.50. pean: antbracit 2oblen
$13. gbenio bas bette trodene Ofens
unb gol6 8reanbOlB au niebrigften
pieiien BEL Carr & &oberfon,
IA 8urleIousS traBe. Selepbpn 1893.
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= Die 8erIiner ,Mebi3inii@e Sc.
felfGaft" belt unter benz 8orRte bes
Prof. 8ir9otp cine grtra.G iBung ab.
Sn berfelben bertbeibiste @ir6op ben
Drpf. Rod segetl ben 8orwu,f, feline
embedding uor5eitig betannt gemaGt au
boben. Die erife Mittbeilung, tDel9e
er iiber feline GDrf9ungen gema9t bas
be, iaste ptof. Dir9ou. Tel benz ftir3'
lid In Berlin obgebaltenen mebi3ini'
f6en 2ongreB geseben woroeu unb Su
feinen peiteren g~utbhQungen babe er
R6 MIR nuf briusene .auHorberung els
mes gomiies bes 4ongrefes unb bes
Or. b. gobler, bes Minifers fir gul.
TUG. nnterri6t uno mebi3iniide Nnges
legenbeiten, berbeigelofeu.
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p~atroni;frt oieIeIbe.
MlamD
Seaerberii@ernmss @eieni@aft.

RE ge!et g. 9eutf6 C Co.'S.
In bieiem 8latte.
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20 Or. S. Grpb iast: SD battle bas
@attfeiba 8etbesba @afier ftr Sas bette inn
pprtirte 8afier fir u1s Siibldnber." S3u bas
ben BET 8eIton & 60, @rpcers.
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I'D. "A. sEFFEL.

ssoenabsr bon Der beati@ . faibOlif8en airds
Rauss unbs6 @fIbersMaIer
nnb GAMBLER in Garben, @IaB &C..
Nle Auftrdge petben fofort auseefibrt. #reifs
biniser pie irseuoipo In Der Stabt. 14,2,s
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Manto 6eterberii1ernl1gs : Geiell=
idlaft.

Disie @efsli6aft beUirbt Hd um els
men Nnt1eil beg allgemeinen Berfde.
rungs'Ge'0dftes nnb 5mar aus ben fol-
genben guteu 8rtinoen:
&c 1T Elm iolibes beimiI6es unternehs
men, ueldes bos @eIb in San Nntonio
urS i'm State 3eras in Circulation
feBt. =
IS 1T cine 3uberldiige @eieli@oft,
bic ole Gerlufe ouf Der STEELE prompt
per9iitet unb bic gerf@erungs=@ eIber
Dbne Ber56gerung oussablt.
IS 1T cine confefpatibe Geieuf6aft,
wel1e in ieber DinF9t bolfe 8efriebis
gung garantitt.
IS III cine Iibe,aie GeleliGaft, mel.
9e a1es, mas in ibren &rdften liegt,
tbut, UNI @an Gnioniu unb ben Staat
auf3ubauen. 0eshalb
patrOniifrt oieieIbe.
8is our golenouns bes reuer! eiges
nen @ebdubes miro bic Office biefer
Gefeaf6aft ftd ain oIten pIabe bejins
ben, Mdmli1 in 9trIers @ebdube, 222
Wef : Commerce GtraBe. Selepbon
SO. 439.
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Ausm eeuten, BITE ron Gbeumatismus ober Wadens
tdmtrJen seplast limb, piene btermtt jur Ra&rt&t, tab
Salrattcn Del fbnsH icsItt@ Stfs briuseu rtrb.
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efyxRf@ DADEyR may De foun0 on nDe as SEQ
&&AS AG Ell p. HoweE & Co.'S Newspnpef
Advertising Bureau u0spruce St. where advertising
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BUR Nadbrid5t fir Msiitter.

Sd empfeble mid allen Damon, ipslde ibrer
GntbinOuns entseeenieben, ais prattiide uno
geprifte Sebammc. Sdropfen uno aoerlaien.
MARTA Saas,
SO. 30 Sf.Nueba,S trabe, neben Der beutid.
lutberii@en STRIDE. so,7,tli
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Or. slneuis aSnis's

Ias CHARLES a. yoGELEa CO.. Baltimore. u
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According to New York decision c
woman may live with q mar for twenty
yeara as his wife, b2ar his name, be
known in their nocial circle rs his wife
deport herself as a wife should, and yet
unless there has been a marriage cere'
mony, cannot maintain in court 4 wife's
rights against tho man who has really
been her husband.
Such 4 decision is barbarous aud cor
rupting, encourages the very sort o.
thing which the law is supposed to dis
courage, gives license TO the liccntious
and wrongs u faithful wife. The
spirit OF the age and good public policy
are against this decision,
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Who that saw the Turner'S yesterday,
going through their exercises, did not
wish himself able to do the like? Who
did not envy them the seeming case
with which they accomplished ieats re.
curing muscle and pkill? And how
many OF all who looked on thought OF
the years Of ttaiuias, of self control, Of
sacrifice, made by these young men
before they could bring Themselves to
co high au athletic condition? To some
men these things come custer than 10
others, but there 10 not q man OF all who
displayed their skill yesterday who has
Tot gone through a long and systematic
course Of training. ,
In any hundred boys or men who de.
vote part OF their leisure to phyeical cul'
ture there will DO a few who will take
the high prizes in the contests, but this
need DO nc Encouragement to those who
have a proper conception Of the real oh.
ject in view, 10 build up the physical
man. Those who do not chine as stars
OF the first magnitude have this consola.
ton, that every minute devoted TO
physical training is time well spent.
Ii all our yo1th would follow Jealous.
ly this nyam Mo NJ tho Turner's ihc vital
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WHAT has come over the spirit OF
Great Dtitain's dreams, that it permits
n dependency, even SO great a n as
Canada, to force the British Foreign
Office 10 about.face in the midst OF neso-
t~lations with n friendly Power having
some weight Of it's own? Ia Canada
grown so great TINT the mother country
is afraid OF her? Having no constitu-
tional voice in the imperial policy, has
Canada reached & point where she can
make herself heard and deferred to by
archins her spine and showing her
teeth? This incident in the seal fish.
cries matter has en- interest far beyond
the particular question in controversy.
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In all the lengthy and interesting cor
respondence between the United States
ana Great Britain three points stand out
prominently.
Secretary Blaine tells Lord Salisbury
that this country demands no more than
all the world conceded to Russia before
the Alaska purchase by the United
States; reminds Lord Salisbury that by
the Alaska purchase the United statet
succeeded TO all the rights and privileges
enjoyed by Russia ut the time OF the
purchase; and %pertinently asks hi
lordship by what right and when Grca'
Briton acquired any control over thu
disputed territory since tho came wa
conveyed by Russia to the United States
Lord Salisbury has not met these
bristling points, o can he meet them
This 10 where we've got our British
cousins,
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Republicans Pulling Apart Mt Washington,
1t is n fact, not 10 be denied but rather
TO DO met frankly and courageously, that
there is serious disagreement on the tariff
question among Republicans Mt Wash.
ington. The divergence OF view relates,
not to the principle upon which tariff
legislation should be based. but to dc.
tails. These details, however, are i'm.
pottant matters o. .party! and govern.
mental policy.
The trouble is not so great as that
threatened by the silver bill, which was
compromised into satisfactory shape so
quickly as to ~astonish the country. Re.
publicans TO whom their party and their
country have committed tho manage.
ment OF affairs should DO no lcsa capable
with regard 10 the tariff bill.
It would be dangerous, probably fatal,
10 80 before the country in the autumn
elections divided on 80 great IN issue as
the tariff question. Ii the trouble
grows out OF rival Presidential ambi.
tons, let the rivals reflect that they may
be digging q pit for themselves along
with their party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-30

When the Democrats go before the
country to charge the other side with ell
kinds o! high crimes and misdemeauors
in Congress, it will be handy to confront
them with this record, complied by the
New York Press:
The Democrats Of the House have broken the
iilibusterins record. During the session OF the
fiitieth Congress, when The Republicans were III
the majority, but ~ roll calls uud calls of the
House were ordered. Since the opening Of the
tIity'lrst Congress. In December last, there have
been no les that 302 roll calls and calls Of the
House, each consuming HI hour. Deiucting
one Third for necessary roll calls and estimating
daily session nj five hours, It will be seen that
the Democrats are responsible for the waste OF
no less than forty days. The running expenses
o!tthe House are 5000 a day. a brief npplica.
ton OF mathematics shows therefore that Demo.
cratic dllatOry tactics In the House alone have
coSt the people during the past eight months,
nearly u quarter Of II million, or, 10 bc more
cxact, slil,0N.
The exhibit is all The more telling, be.
cause the costly waste o time represents
the cndeavor OF tho Democratic side in
Congress to prevent the passage Of whole.
some legislation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-30
Deafness Cnn't be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
Iher is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by IN iphamed con.
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" closed, Deafness is the result, and un-
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and this tube restored to it's normal con-
d'tlon, hearing will be destroyed for.
ever; nine cases out OF ten arc caused
ny catarrh, which is nothing but an in.
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