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NJ Tomm,ny ut tho Fountain OF Jus.ice,
Mayor Grant, who bore to victory the
crime.stained banner OF Tammany, is
paying OIL his debts to the hcroep who
stood by him when the decent people Of
Now York, who do not seem to be num-
erous enough 10 carry the city, tried to
defeat Grant and tho whole crooked
outfit.
Having occasion to appoint two police
justices, officers OF great Importance
in the administration of justice, with
salaries Of $1,000 year for ten yeass,
Mayor Grant has gently laid the ermne
over the shoulders OF Paddy Diver and
Johnny Ryan. It's no. surprising that
Republican newspapers are not praisiug
Mayor Grant for these appointments
But here is what the Democratic lrorM
says: "A.
These appointments arc unit 10 be made. Il
= Is scarcely in cXGgScmtnn to sly that they ME
y about aA bad MS could havo been made il the
avOwed purpose had been 10 mako police jUs.
sltion. ~ ri '.}E
q Diver has no other uallNca,l0rios Judicial
z functions than such rs AFRO ioipied IN the state.
lneut that he IA a SalOUn.EcepGr, IL politician Of
a. small aud unworthy class, Eu cx alderman and
the friend aud associate OF Men o! defective rep.
utatlon. ID, y i.,. OK 3 2 MS
Ryan Is an uuaer;aicr by trade, ward politl.
: Clan BY profess sion and the special ttiend and
supporter OF Tommy" Shells, one OF the Alder.
!. mtn oil 1854 who wcIo indicted for participation
In the "boodte" Broadway Railroad bribery.
7 II Is had enough when such msn are appointed
to ordinary municipal otllccs, Their selection
( for Judicial office Ia shameful, and their APP
Into contempt.
The organization which backs these
appointments holds New York city in
the hollow Of it's hand, is supported by
the Democratic press OF the country as
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MAS Holiday Rates on tho IL. s o.

December q. %, 81, and January |,
tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Company will sell
round trip tickets between all stations
west OF the Oh 10 river, including Chicago,
Wheeling and Pittsburgh and inferno.
diate points. also to Columbus, Gin
cinnati and S.. Louis. Tickets good re-.
turning until January 5, 1901.
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no?G WAS
.NANTED-MlNERS.
PROPOSALS.
.DIDS EOR COAL.
CITY WATER HOARD.
Foit RENT.

FOR RENT-STORE ROOM, COR.
y Third and Main streets. Apply to 4.
RODf, llO6 Main street, del
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+. A LONG communication 10 tho INTEL.
rtdEscER abou! the distress in western
kansas ID written under r.isapprchen.
aion. West Virginia takes no pleasure
in the misfortuncs OF those industrious
iarmcrs; but sirce they cannot make Il
living in kanaag Wegt Virginia would be
glad 10 welcome them 10 her own soil.
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Monthly Praise Service,

On Sabbath evening in the First Pres.
byterian church, the Advent Hymns
will be eungin the worship by the con.
grogation and Christmas anthems and
solos by the choir. The subject OF the
sermon will be, "The LYNN OF the
Eucharist" Strangers in the city and
others will be welcomed.
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Working In tho Snow,

Work on tho foundation for the new
county jail COCA right along this snowy
weather as il nothing had happened.
The front wall OF tho handsome new
addition TO the Hotel Brunswick, on
Market street, made good progress in
spite OF the weather yesterday. The
front is about half way UP.
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~ could feel the maLier dropping back into
my throat which kept me always hawking aud
raising to clear 1t. The passage from my nOsc
down into my throst was one continuous sur.
lace oil ulcers. witch naturally CAUSED me great
misery. There was AnCvc'-Censing noise III my
cMs, resembling the sound of ctcaning steam.
\ troublesome cough set In, with Shsrp. shoot.
ing patus Ike the stab Of an knife through the
chest aud under my shoulder blades. AS my
trouble advanced one ol the ulcG7s ate entirely
through the wall OF my nose, then they Rp.
pesred in different places Oh my face. could
not sleep at night and got up III the morning
all worn out,
"Undcr Drs. Copeland l. Bells treatment I
began TO improve almost from tho start. Ny
symptoms rapidly disappeared. breathe with.
ont difficulty now. The liberation Is NIL healed.
The dropping In my ihroa, has ceased. The
pains IN my head and chest passed away. DTs.
| Copeland 4 Bell have performed wonders In my
case. They arc the only physicians that ever
gave nc nuy relief. lam like Il different penon
aud shall be glad t, verify the above 10 auy one
either IN person or By letter"
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WHEELING, DECEMBER 20, 1900.

TIE storm which piled the streets OF
Wheeling with nnow and played hob
with tho wiree, swept the Atlantic coast
region from the Gull OF Mexic5 10
Northern Pennsylvania. We shall
doubtless hear Of Gerious disasters ut
spn
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Iuths .,ircptt Sn,,rt

III Part Of the Circuit Court yester.
day the appeal case OF James II. En-.
blen vs. W. ". Rogers was tried to c
jury OF six, which rendered verdict for
Rogers. The Jury has been adjourned
till December 20.
There wGs only brief session in Part
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Iife-ionc Suffarino

OF different kinds, and have never found pc rfna.
nent relief, until. by tie advice OF lady friend,
used your valuable CurMuaA RsMEDlEs. i
gave them thorough trial, using six bottles OF
the CUTiCuRA REs1lvESr, two boxes OF Cur.
the Jesuit was Just VIVA! had been told It would
bed complete cure.
EsLLE WADE, Richmond Va.
Reference, CIV. La!imer, Druggist, Richmond, Va.
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..H .H#
Marble md Grnni.c.

II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want tirst.class work and low prices,
call at Office Of l.. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street
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CutiCura Resolvent

The new Blood Purifier. internally Ito cleanse
the blood Of all impurities and poisonous ele.
mentst and thus remove the canse}. and CUT
CuRA. the great Skin Cure aud CUrICuRA SOAR,
nallY ITO clear the skin and scslp and resto, the
the hairl, cure every disease and humor OF the
SKIN, scalp ana blood from Infancy to age, from
pluples ~ scro!ulA.
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Good Man for Door.keepcr.

tood man tor Door-keepcr.
Charleston Daily Ga:.ttc.
The friends OF Mr.. John l.. Thoruhill
are booming him 10, the position OF
door keeper Of the House of Delegates,
at the next session OF the Legislature.
We hope Mr.. Thornhill will be given the
position. lie has always been consis.
tent Democrat, and rs publisher OF the
Charleston Star kept that paper Loyalty
Democratic and did some valuable ser.
vice for the party. Mr.. Thornhill's ap.
pointment would be recognition OF the
value OF the services OF the Democratic
press which the brethren of the press
throughout the State would appreciate.
1t would a!so meet with general approval
because everybody likes John TAorrnhill.
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Wheeling, West Virginia,

Office hours---9 to II a. H.: ITO hp. NJ. aud
ITO 9r. N. Sdtdays-9a II. III. TO 70 m, aud . to
5p. N.
Notwithstanding ard Diseases OF the
EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS.
CONSULTATION 81 co.
Address all Mail to DRG. COPELAND & EELL,
ll2l Main street. Wheeling. ". Va.
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Ee1p lIorE Press.
During October, 1850. we innor. cd
slEislss,aiylSssu
1,:S: ,J:O uuXrii c.;~.
The Mckinley bill duty on c.us
went into cileot October G, 1890.
From the tat Of October to The CT,
we imported
R6gSE1Ha
1,l30.sOS u"Zen eggs,
but from tho 9th to the 3ist VIC i'm.
ported only
i23.5S0 dozen.
ESSS
In other words the Mckinley u,1I
made II home n,arkc, for
LODGES dozen eggs in 30 Tl,s,
and November will doubtless make n
better showing still.
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necessary to tho Democratic national
organization, and 10 courted by every
Democratic politician who aspircu TO tho
Presidency.
Town Improvement Companies In West
virginia.

Town improvement Companies In West
Virginia.
West Virginia Is beginning 10 open her
eyes to Die benefits OF organized effort
to push ahead her well located towns.
Charlestoh, in Knnawha, Charlestown,
in jefferson, Martlnsburg and Romney,
long aeltled and substantial communi.
ties, have organized improvement com.
pAnies In which their own citizens join
with other enterpriSiDg men to attract
attention to the respective 'places ms
offering goo! opportunities Tor business.
The advantage OF this method Is that
II provides means and seta somebody to
to work whose special business 1t Ia 10
seek industries which bring with them
population. The value OF the stock de.
ponds upon tho success Of these efforts,
and each Dtockhodcr becomes in n
measure m agent to promote the pros
perity OF tho town.
Properly conducted, with the hope Of
permanent benCAts to tho community,
thCse are for from kite.ilying schemes
They are legitimate business undertake
inga for legitimate business ends. Theil
foundation idea Ia associated capital ant
.sssociatcd effort 10 develop natural 70
sources on established lines OF trans
|po.tation. II need not DO added that t
good thing may beoverdonc.
1.-THE promoters OF these enterprise!
exercise ordinary basinGss prudence i
will DO loug limo before tho business
Of developing West Virginia onthis lin
can be overdoAe.
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EuniLnY Might ite,leNrnnl

At the "Christmas number OF the
Opera House Orchestra's bi-wool,ly re-.
hearsals, to be given at the Arion hall
tomorrow night, the following pro.
grumme will be rendered:
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/. Descriptive Fantasia-"A Rustic Wedding
IN savoy ......"..."...."..N. King
). paraphrNso on 40 nd iroehlichc WeIh.
nlchtszclt' ..."..".................."G. uubehaun
]. Fanfare M!l!tAire D........ .... II. Holman
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For Cnuse,

Brooklyn Life.
primus-The postmaster at East Cen
ter has been turned out.
Secundus-For cause?
Primus-Yes; he sent all letters in
mourning envelopes to the deaL.letter
Office.
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STATE OF Ono, Cry OF TOLEDO. ]

LUCAS County, IS.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oat}l that he
is the senior partner of the firm OF +. J.,
Cheney \ Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
SAID, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF One HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF HALLS CArAHRu
CURE. FEENK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of Dccem-
Der, A. D., 1885,
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I'AkT IT,.

|. "lIcrgsAciici"... S.clTtns
>. Ovcrture-"wei hefest" SiNrke
.. Waltz from the Opclcttn sour Beauties"
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, 0.
D:a5 Sold by Druggists, Is cents. DIV
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Useless for n Literary Female.

Brooklyn Life.
Adolphus-I don't eco what good it
will do that authoressto marry foreign
title.
She-Why, dear?
Adolphus-Shc can't have it copy.
righted in America you know.
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Sick Headache.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stlpatlon. 25c per box, boxes for ST..
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DIV
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Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, uso
BROWNS IRON 2;TTEEs,
All dealers keep It, slper bottle. Genuine has
trademark and crossed red liucs on wrapper.
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Sold everywhere. Prics, CurlcuRA \, zoe; Soar,
&c; REsoLyESr, 81. Prepared by the PorrER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
Ut send for How TO Cure Skiu Diseases" Gi
pages. 80 Illustrations, 100 te.timnnisls
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WANTED,

WA NrEn Agents to sell the PinlrsS Clot.r4
MaNl ~ Line; the only line ever invented thlt
Mods, Mods the clothes withou. pns perfect success:
whom the EXCLUSIVE riGh, y giyrni on receipt Of -
S s we MI send sample liuc by mail also cir,
territory at once, Address The, rimic.s Ciothcs
Lane Co., y lieTmon Street, Worcester, Mass.
uoqG WAS
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!. Grand Potpourri-"The Musical Editor"
.;..;"...".,;. Stetcfcld
S. "Chris.mas Choral' for String Instruments
mn llailo"". r FleiSchcr
Q. Polka -'SodAtenSpicl" -. Strauss
E. ". srEtL, Musical Director.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q,
-" viii bo Donation Day At the Wet Viz.
glnla Home for hvel aud Ftiendless Women,
~ Thirteenth tfett, Wheeling. 4 committee q
the managers will be there to receive Gifts Of
clo.hing, food, groceries. &c. Donations IN
money can 10 sent 10 Sir. J. a. HE'LL, Treasurer
Logan Drug Company, Main strcCt, and 10 M
,. a. Cunninchan, President Of Managers. l03
Fourteenth street. de:O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-14
WORTH READING ABOUT.

The appointment of Samuel Williston
as assistant professor of law at Harvard
has been confirmed.
j. FurneSs Harris is the new sweet
singer" of Michigan. He must write
some burning verse occasionally.
The governor of Massachusetts will
preside at the Colby academy reunion
which is to be held at Boston Tuesday.
At the wedding of Francis nj. White
house and Miss Mary Armour, of Chi
cago, the presents received were worth
$4,000.
Gladstone received 1925 for an article
in behalf of closer alliance of capital
and labor, printed in last weeks Lloyd's
News.
Annie Reeves Aldrich, the writer, is
twenty-five, of medium height and at
tractIve appearance, with clear gray
eyes and brown hair. She looks upon
literature as a business.
The body of Junius S. Morgan. who
died at Monte Carlo and was buried at
Hartford OH Tuesday, was conveyed
from Monaco to Havre by special
train. at cost of $4,000.
Rolf B0idrewood, whose story of the
Australian bush, the first literary work
he attempted, made him famous, is sixty
years old. His name is plain Thomas
Brown, and he is police magistrate.
Fifty years ago Alvin Adams began
with carpetbag the business which
has since grown into the great corpora
ton known as the Adams Express COM
pany. The company pays handsome
dividends On its $4,000, 900 of capital.
Oliver Wendell Holmes. who is now
seventy, declares that his sight is grow
ing feeble and the fatigue of writing is
wearing upon him, and he must here
after place all of his correspondence eX-
cept that OF old friends in his secretary's
hands.
The king of Tari-Tari, in the Gilbert
islands, has adopted royal ensign.
which consists of the American eolors.
with blue where we have white and
vice versa. The navy department has
been notified, and the ensign will be
properly respected by this government.
The queen of England will Monday
unveil in Windsor park the equestrian
statue of her husband, erected out OF
the "Women'S Jubilee Offering" The
inscription on the pedestal is this: "Al-
bert, Prince CoHsort. Presented to
Victoria, Queen and Empress. by the
Daughters of Her Empire, on the Occa-
sion of Her jubilee, 1881"
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SOME OF THE BRIDGEs.

A new bridge or two across the Mis-
issippiJoes not attract much attention in
this region. They are so numerous that
one hardly notices additions. st. Louis
opened up its second one the other day,
and had the governors and notables of
several states to participate in the
festivities. 1t is not a structure re-
markable for length, being but 2,422
feet. 1t is barely high enough for steam
boats to go under, and the three spans
are some $40 feet each. 1t cost but
about half of the other bridge there.
or from three to four million dollars. 1t
is the second bridge over the Mississippi
after its absorption of the Missouri.
The first was opened sixteen years ago
In July, and was a great engineering
triumph. 1t fell into the hands Of JAY
GOULD some years ago, and its exac-
tons were regarded as oppressive, SO
that the railroads and merchants COM
bined to build a new one. Some
of the greatest exhibitions of en-
cheering science Of the age are in
bridges. The Brooklyn bridge is in
height and length and cOnspicuity the
most notable in the United States. al
though not the longest or highest. That
one oyer the creek near Bradford, Pa,
IS THE highest, beng 301 feet above the
water. 4 wooden bridge over the lake
near New Orleans is tWenty-one miles
in length. The greatest truss bridge is
across the Firth of Tay, Scotland, 1862
f. Inqc. China has a stone bridge ST p
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-14
PECULIAR PuR1FICATros.

A prominent Republican politician of
this state is quoted by one of the Repub-
lican organs of this city rs favoring an
early convention on the ground that it
would tend to purify the Republican
party in the state.
If that is to be the result, then let the
convention be held tomorrow morning
before breakfast. They can't begin an
hour too soon, for if ever party needed
purifying it is the Republican party in
Minnesota.
But we are disposed to question the
statement. A June convention would
simply be a gathering together of boo
die benefieiaries, convention packed
with hireliDgs. And that very fact
would necessitate the outpouring of an
excessive amount of Doodle in order to
elect the nominees Of the packed con-
Germ.
The way to have pure politics is to
have fair and square deal all around,
and to give every man a show for his
white alley.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-14
TWO men RUNATOWN
The Mayor and Marshal Of
Cedar Keys Holding High
Carnival.
Inoffensive Citizens Shot at
and Whipped, and Ladies
Insulted.
A Brace OF Mormon Elders
Chased Into a Florida
Swamp.
Heavy Rains Flood Paradise,
the Southern Suburb Of
Pittsburg.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 18.-News
was received from Cedar Keys, Fla,
that that city has been in terrible
commotion since Saturday. The mayor
and marshal are holding high carnival.
The lighthouse keeper had pistol
discharged at him while he was
on the street and warned to
keep off the street. An inoffen-
siye man, an Episcopal clergyman
and his wife, have left the city to avoid
horsewhipping. The United States col
lector has been held up by Mayor Cot
trell and his ally, the town marshal,
and threatened with Imprisonment if he
stepped out of his Office, and K. nj.
DOzier, agent of the Florida Central rail-
road, was wayiaid and an attempt made
to shoot him. The telegraph operator
was terribly whipped by negro, Mayor
Cottrell holding loaded pistol to the
negroes head and forcing him to do the
whipping. He grossly insulted ladies
of the town, and in fact things are so
bad that many of the oldest and leading
citizens have left the place, including
several ministers. 1t is perfect reign
of terror, and every person met on the
street for the last few days has been
armed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-14
BOLD BEN RgIrTERWoRTa.

Mr.. BUTTERwoRTH broke loose from
the party fold long enough yesterday to
stamp the feathers out OF the MCKINLEY
bill. The courageous Cincinnati con-
gresham enjoys an enyiabie distipc-
ton; for. while there are doubtless
many of his party associates who think
just as he talked yesterday, they all
lack the moral courage to give express
sion to their convictions. 1t would be a
good thing for the Republican party if
it had more BUTTERWoRTHs IN its
ranks; and it would be particularly fort
innate for this state, just at this time,
if BEN BUTTERwoRTH were represent
ing Minnesota district. In fact, We
would be willing to trade him for our
whole congressional outfit. He talked
more in favor of Minnesota interests
yesterday than our delegation will say
and do during their entire congressional
term. And yet we dare say that Mr..
BUTTERWoRTH has forgotten more OH
the tariff question than ''DAR" HALL
ever knew, Notwithstanding the latter
gentleman intends to vote for any sort
of tariff bill that the ways and means
committee will put up.
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REDS WANT THEIR LIBERTY.
Attempt to Secure the Release of
the Anarchists.

the ~ ndrCufStS.
CHICAGO. May 13.-Preparations have
been made to attempt to secure the re-
lease from the penitentiary of Anarch-
lists FieIden. Schwab and Neebe by
method heretofore not limited at in the
case. In a short time an application
will be made to Judge Gresham for
writ of habeas corpus, on the ground
that the prisoners are detained with
out process Of law. No less an authority
than Gen. Benjamin L. Butler says that
the effort Will, almost beyond doubt. be
successful, the opinion being based on
the expressions of the United States
supreme court in the proceedings here
tofore brought before that body. Ben
jamin Butler is a regularly retained
associate counsellor in the case.
The anarchists lawyers say the writ of
habeas corpus will be asked for on the
ground that, after the sentence of death
was passed upon the condemned anarch-
lists aud Neebe was doomed to spend
fifteen years in the penitentiary. the
case was appealed to the supreme court.
where the finding Of the lower court
with the sentence of death for Spies,
Parsons, Lingg. Fischer, Engel, Schwab
and Fielden was affirmed. The prison.
eTS were IlOU tdhcu DGiOTG ll6 supreme
court TO hear this affirmation of their
sentences. and their lawyers were not
even notified to be present. The claim
was made that this was breach OF their
constitutional rights, and that the con-
Stituti0n even went so far as to say that
a sentence of death rendered in the
absence of the prisoners was not due
process OF law. Gen. Butler writes
under date of May 10: AFTER Civ
ing sufficient examination to the record
in the case OF Fielden. have come
fully to the conclusion that such action
is erroneous, in that it was an attempt
20 take his life without process of law.
[ therefore advise very strongly your
taking writ of error to have such pro-
cedure corrected by the Judgment of
the supreme court of the United States,
if any technical objections are made 10
the circuit court for writ of habeas
corpus for Fielden because under that
writ the facts, as we'll as the law, can
be discussed. and forms are of no con-
sequence when they stand in the way
of due course of justice. OF course the
decision of the questions relieves any of
his fellows who are suffering from the
same errors, if decided as | believe they
must be, save the men whose lives have
been taken without due process Of law"