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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-17
4 Ohio J LcEislator Dead.

5sNrw. 4nS, o. Jan. le.-Ho Hon. John
Lawler, Representative died at ten
minutes past 9 o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-17

q BEWARE of t$new; remedies for coughs !
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup hns stood the
test Tor forty ,yearH. Z; x
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-17
REHABILITATION.

Il7tlSi tet.oAR ' 20 AASb's
find that the total number of votes
received in the State BY God on the face
Of the. returns, after; correcting the vote
in Kanawha county, was $4,000, to which
number five should be added, making
the total received byS him sin5 the State
7s,sl4; ;Sand from this Stotal sl22 votes
should be deducted as illegally east : 70,
lin, and leaving Is, ,792 ms the total
number OF good votes received by him.
We hni that thc total number Sof votes
received ia the State bySFlemiqg Qp the
face Of the returns, after correcting the
vote In! Kanawha county, was z, ,s07 to
which number three SHOULD be added
making the total received by, him IN the
State Il, $40, and from this total lbs votes
should be deducted as Illegally cast; tol
him aud leaving 7s, ,852 as the total mum,
ber, of good votes received BY him. Totsl
good votes received by G Gotf "a, 1872 tota
good votes received by Fleming 7S, ,652
majority for Golf 140.
We therefore report that Nathan Got
appears i to be elected ! G GovernoFS of tht
State Soi West Virginia for four year
from the 4th day OF March, 1889, .bySt
plurality OF s140 Syotss foyer a. Brook
Fleming, the 5lnext highest candidate
This does not include seventeen vote
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-17

T: Witness was more Interested ] IN the
ballot box business and Wood. promised
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

Mr. william J.. Esgan, ~ Grand Esp
Ids, Mich, is a very cool murderer lie
escorted Miss Minnie Over, q looal belle,
e. q dance the other eight aHa W. le
there hecamo 1nval we'd Is 3 row u'ib hf.
Patrick C'Cornor. fie invited Hf.
O'lsnnor out kFle8 him and ieft hs
body 81 the roadway hfieIward Af
took his saccf cart ouf fT 20 afg
and showed n1r f.lc reffaius. Iar sas
little te0 much for faf uerTos. nor-
ever. end enc toid the story yesterday
~ the iururst on Hr. Dtoanof. boe -
less Mr. Eagsn viii face t8e irr tnat
tries him as cooiv ~ he eazsd Hren
the corpse ~ fbs man whose .Iie Pc
took .-Caeaoo Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
opens with ths largest Cro~d since its
Organization.

opens with the Target SroNd since L.
Organization.
special 70 TursnAu BsRstn.
NrwAYco, sept. 1.-THE Muskeron
Valley soldiers aud sailors reuuioa
opened to-day with tie largest crowd
FOR an opening dsy ever seen sncC lts
organization.
Besides the private tents 80 extra
tents from Lansing are pitched on the
camp grounds and everyone is living .
regular camp lie. and profess . be cu-
i0Ying i The weather is az that couli
bo wished for.
The crowd to-day was welcomed by
an address by Geo. +. Taylor. pres dent
Of the village. followed hy response
from Mr O.. ~. Gardiner, ~ fremont.
Evffyone VIII be- comfortably settled
to-day and ARE employing themselves
in geiSng reaay for tbe grand parade
tomorrow, when patriotic speeches HlIl
be delivered hy wei known orators
from an parts of the state, The pres
cat reun.0n promises % pe tie largest
and most enthusiastic 81 any tueo
event held n tAis place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

Fhas Pose. 1a1 Wet Eroal way, feaf.
1ef fever Lawrence BarFf, 8l7 Jrfsr-
sse-art.. Carl lrtchiow. ltf f1uirit .fi .
frpsod fever. Frank iaravaF So Di-
taea. 1-Dathnna. Nina Ranehsr. "a
Nntefiao. nsfaFIfa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07
The Great Napoleon as Seen 10y al Amei-
can Traveller.

On the 2Sth there was grand re-
view OF the imperial guard and several
regiments Of the line in the courtyard
Of the Tuilcries. amounting TO eight or
ten thousand men. composed of in
fantry, cavalry. and artillery; and here
we had the satisfaction OF seeing for
the first time the celebrated conqueror
OF Italy. His appearance was far from
dignifed or inspiring beholders with
that awe which one would expect in
such character. However he might
be in action. he makes but poor fig
ure on parade. From our situation
we had an excellent opportunity of OBJ
serving him. We were within eight
or ten yards Of the spot on which he
took his station while reviewing his
troops. Ills stature is something be-
low the middle size. his complexion OF
"A yellow, sickly hue.a prominent chin.
and his eyes a little sunk. His counte-
nance has "A melancholy. serious cast.
Yet, Notwithstanding these disadvan-
tages. his face is by no means homely.
He was surrounded by a group OF gem
erals whose brilliant uniforms rendered
his plain dress the more conspicuous.
Except his epaulets. his whole dress
was perfectly plain, without either
lace or embroidery. He wore his hair
cut short, without powder. and plain
cooked hat with national cockadc.
AS soon as he descended into the court
yard he mounted n handsome white
steed. and Immediately set of full
gallop. inspecting every corps, passing
through the lines, and receiving petit
tons. number OF which were pre-
scented by the soldiers. He Is n very
bold rider. but not very good. and
certainly nm ungraceful one. From
his bad horsemanship (by improperly
checking) he brought himself and
horse To the ground. He then dis
mounted while tho mud was washed
of the poor animal. but he disdained
changing his own dress, and appeared
at the levco after the parade in his
muddy uniform. where the diplomatic
corps and a number OF spruccly at
tired strangers had the honor Of being
thus received by him. From Giimpscs
Of Napoleon ia 1901.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07
Queer work for = Coroner.

Charles Wirka, laborcr. committed sui
eide at Il Cornelia street Chicago, By hang
ing himself. lie was found suspended FROM
beam by rope. II Is SUPPOSED nu Va
respondent bccausc no co..td end no work.
The eorOper's oAIc. rSd queer case on
It's handS III s.caso also. which viii rFIt,fC
some al Explaining by the county hospital
.,sgorltlc,, Nay I, Ct.c Ctrl, a st-s.ssr,
Was .ouad Oh lbc s.fsc. BY al oihtcr ROM
the West Lake street s.alon. The man was
suffering terribly from Che effects 81 pro-
longcd dcbAlch. lie was taken 10 tlid c5s,nl
~ hospital. The doctors decided that his
case was one for the Washngtonian Homo.
aud hc was sent there. but after being there
u short time was shipped back to the hospi-
tai. May - the man died.
Nothing further was heard OF the ease
until now. live days after the death. when
Information was telepboncd from tho coun-
~ hospital that the man died on the day
mentioned. twas supposed that the body
was taken TO the morgue and there left 10
decompose, the hospital people forgetting
altogether about the ease. III Is found now
that IL IL almost impossible 10 hold post
norton, the body being 80 badly decom-
DOsed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07
How He swina,ea JAY eouia.

The Western Union swindle in South
Dakota Is assuming gigantic proportions.
The last reports are that Blood, OF Aberdeen.
was the chief consplraior. aud that lac had
established along the Milwaukee line OF
railroad going in aud out OF Aberdeen code
OF signals by which he was enabled TO do
great deal OF bis work. Nothing parilcu.
larry new has developed In the MannIx part
OF tho discovery. Mannix refuses 20 sub
nit 10 an inyerylcw. When asked IL there
was any truth In the rlmor that he was 60
ing 20 sue the Western Union for $4,000 he
refuses 10 answer directly. but Acknowledged
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07
hattie with Escaped cons,c,..

Patrolman Henry 4. Barber, Philadelphia,
Ia. came face 20 face with Tom Thomas
and Henry Jackson, the negro conyicts who
escaped from the New Jersey State prison
after having sandbagged and robbed Door
keeper Charles Parker. Word was tele-
graphcd from lIolmcsburg that two colorod
men resembling the escaped conyicts were
coming down the Bristol turnpike. Officers
Barber and Milligan were sent out to cap
ture them. They met the fngtiyes and as
the officers approached, the colorcd men
drew revolvers. Barber ght Jackson
and Milligan ran for Thomas. A shot was
bred and on turning AIIlligan saw Barber
fall, while the convict he had been holding
started of. Milligan Immediately gave chase
10 the men who shot Barbe. and emptied all
the chambers OF his revolver after him. The
two negroes ran for the woods. and after 20
iug a short distance Thoma, dropped in the
bushes. Jackson ran on. but a bullet from
the revolver OF one OF the officers took dead
ly effect. and he dropped 10 the ground. lie
lived but few moments after tho officers
reached the spot. Thomas was found ia tho
bushes. lie put tho blame of everything
that took place on his dead comradc. Police
man Barber II is thought cannot however,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07
rnslInn Notes.

The latest fad that attaches itself TO
parasols Is handle OF exquisite work
manship, embellished with mono
gram or n coat OF arms.
Crepe dc chine continues 10 be- the
prime favorlte in thin materials. and
is seen In mother-of-pearl white. with
beautiful iridescent shades.
Skirts are fiat and clinging in front
slightly raised at the side in a grace
full. unstudied fashion and the fulIncss
gathered in close plaits In the back.
The latest novelty in surah and foul
ard silk has a solid ground strewn
with pastilles In white, which are
nothing more nor less than large-sized
polka dots.
Sleeves OF different material from the
body OF the gown, but usually OF the
same shade. are IN high favor. and
sleeveless jackets with cape are
among the most popular spring wraps.
Passementeries are fine and lace-like
and embroideries are heavy and most
Of them more or less enriched with
gold and silver threads and tiny beads.
20 that IL is really difficult 20 dis
tinsuish between passementerie and
embroidery.
The newest and most unique fabric
for white dresses this season Is the
crinklcd cotton. as soft as silk and
semi-transparent. Some Of IL IL fig
mrd in pastilles of black or yellow
and the thick threads which occur mt
intervals give It the effect OF striped
mousscline chiffon.
All skirts are longer than they have
been for several years Even those Of
the most delicate. diaphannus goods.
which, by the way, are all made over
silk. are little more than clipping
length" in the back. Street dresses
are many OF them so long that they
drag several inches in the back. and
dress elevators 10 hold them up
from tho dirt OF the street arc for salo
In the shops.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07

The expenditures for pensions were
about 80 per cent. OF the total disburse-
ments OF the Government. A little
over "a per cent. went TO pay salaries
OF officials. and about IL per cent.
went to pay interest on the bonds,
nearly IL per cent. went 10 the War
Department. That is, OF every dollar
paid out by the Government 80 cents
went TO pensioners. 81 cents for salnr-
les. etc. IL cents for interest. IL cents
for the army. rivers. harbors. etc.
little over 6 cents 10 the navy. and the
remaining 8 cents To the Indians and
miscellaneous purposes.
II Is easy. therefore. for each To fig
ure out how much he Is contributing TO
the payment OF the debt the Nation
owes TO the men who saved its life.
The manufacturer OF bogus butter
seems 10 be one OF the heaviest con-
tributors. OF the 5000 which he pays
AZ special tax. $3.50 goes 10 the vetcr-
ans. 1852 TO pay salaries. etc, OF the
President Congressman and other of
iicials. $i02 TO the bondholders. $l02
10 the army. river. harbors, etc, $50
TO the navy. and $i5 10 the Indians.
etc. For every 100 pounds of his imi-
tation butter that he makes he pays GO
cents to the veterans, 81 cents for Of
fetal salaries. 81 cents for maintaining
the army and dredging the rivers. "a
cents 20 satisfy the coupon-clippers.
4 cents TO support the navy, and 9
cents To feed the Indians and pay for
the lands we have taken from them.
The Wholesale dealer in oleomarga-
rine pays $li+ year 20 the veterans,
1929. 60 to the President, congressman,
Supreme Court. Cabinet Officers, etc,
$Sl.60 TO the army, and to meet the
outlay OF the River and Harbor Bill.
sSl go TO the money-lendcrs, $3.50 70
the navy, and so on.
Tho brewer who manufactures 500
barrels OF beer or more a year con-
tributes rs n special tax $50 TO PEN
sions. S27 30 salaries OF officials. Sl7
for interest, $l7 for the expenditures
, OF the War Department, Sc for those
OF the Navy Department, and So for
those OF the Interior Department.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07
a Conpari.on.

The battle OF Malpiaquet is one OF
the most famous in modern history.
IL was the blOOdicst battle In the war
of the Spanish Succession, and both
the English and French have plumcd
themselves for century and three
quarters upon the hcroism their
soldiers and the skill their COM
mandcrs displayed there. IL was
fought Sept. IL. 1909. by so, 900
English and Dutch, under the command
OF the Duke OF Marlborough md Prince
Eugene. and 20, 900 French. under the
command OF Marshal Nillars. Marshal
Boufcrs and the Chevalicr ~. George.
the latter son Of the deposed James
III of England. The loss OF the English
and Dutch has been generally stated at
20. 900 killed. wounded and missing.
That of the French was about 10000.
The contcnding forces were about
equal in numbers 90 those which
fought at Gettysburg, whore. accord
ing 10 the Comte dc Paris's figures the
Army OF the sPotomac lost 2I7 officers
and 2.Si6 men killed l,l37 officers
and -. 800 men wounded. and 1e2
officers aud 5.253 men missing: total
Union loss. 22, 800. The reported
rebel loss was 2,572 killed. 2,106
wounded. and .. $50 missing; total 20
AS The Comtc dc Paris finds that
this was much below the reality, and.
he says. there are many
disagrcemcnfs which cannot DC explained
whether taken IN detail or
ns n whole, the compilation can only be re.
gardcd as approximate. several OF tho re-.
ports indicate that many OF the missing
the ease with Plcketrs Division, OF Long
streets Corps.
Again. In regard 10 the rebel reports
OF the number Of missing. he says:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07
Hn.band, and Miye..

Very good husbands make a gross
mistake In behaving as II the money
deposited with their wives for family
expenses were "A gift TO them individ-
ually. This Is masculine blunder
that poisons the happiness OF more
women than like 90 think Of, or than
men would believe.
A woman may not be the best Judge
of what her husband ought 60 appro-
pirate from his gains or fortune for the
support OF his family. But he stands
convicted Of n grave error OF Judgment
IL he has chosen from the whole world
as the keeper OF his honor and happi-
ness "A woman whom he cannot trust to
touch his purse-strings.
Good husbands cannot be spoiled by
petting. Bad ones will not be made
worse by the process. They may be
made better. One and ALL they like
II. Not only fondling and love words.
but TO have their homc-comings at
evening TO be accounted events; they
enjoy pretty surprises and favorite
dishes. the flower laid by the plate. the
becoming gown or ribbon put on 10
please their eyes. II is the little by
little that makes up the veal OF woe
of life.
Let the husband impress upon his
wife's mind that IA certain sum Is hers
absolutely. Not present from him.
but her honest earnings. and tina. he
would not be honest were he TO with
hold IL. DO not, dear sir. ask her 'if
that will do?" any more than you
would address the question TO another
workwoman. With what cordial de-
testation wives regard that brief query
which drops. like sentence OF the
creed. from husbnndly lips, | leave
your spouse TO tell you. Also. II she
ever heard OF woman who answered
anything but yes"
Many man has been driven 20 en-
terrain his friends AT hotels and club
rooms because he dared not take them
home without permission from the
presiding officer OF the household. II.
when he ventures 90 do this. you re-
ceive his friend as your own and seat
him 80 "a family dinner plain but nicely
served; II your attire i that OF true
lady who has not lost her desire 90
look her best In her husbands eyes.
YOU have added 10 tho links OF steel
that knit his heart 20 yours. increased
his nfiectionate admiration for the best
little woman In the world. - christian
al Work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07

Seven boys aged from four 10 fourteen
years. got of tram at New York and
looked about them eagerly In forty-sceond
street. Their faces were tanned brown and
they were all In plain country clothes. Two
men and women were with them. The
party had been travelling from 81 Joseph.
little village of Illinois. and were bound for
the Pastcur Institute in New York. Every
one OF the seven boys had been bitten by a
dog which developed a violent attack OF
rabies aud died two days later. The children
were playing with crowd OF o:her. In the
village streets when they were attacked by
q mongrel puppy three months old which
had the freedom OF tie town. The follow
Ing children were bitten: Marshall Gallon.
ore shreyc, William McCullom. James Me-
Cullom, Charles Estes Hardy. Thurlow >.
Hart, Floyd Harvey.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07

city and we have few introductions TO
pave the way. We may be obliged TO
wait long time; for here people have
all they can do 70 keep UP with the
social demands made upon them. and
tho pleasant ways OF smaller towns
cannot be followed.
Usually. in the case OF any but a new
conner 20 the town or neighborhood,
the younger Will wait for the Older
lady to call upon her, II there be much
difference In age, but the elder may
take the advantage OF her position and
desire the other to do so. and this with
so much tact rs 10 convey even great-
er compliment than her call would do.
Where two ladies OF the same place
meet for the first time. both having re-
sided there for q long period, either
may request the other 10 visit her, or
may continue the acquaintance by call
ing, unless there Is between the two
some marked difference OF social stand
ing. when she who holds the higher
position will make the first call. That
such difference exists often. even in
our democratic country, we must ad-
nit. These visits must be returned. IL
possible. within the week, and the for
mality of the first must govern that OF
the return call; for IL Is necessary TO
remember that until some degree OF
friendship is established the person
who made the first advances has the
privilege OF continuing or dropping the
acquaintance.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07

<<uU<u(< ~ N4muEtNK< NH - @<%t"<
Tho celebration OF NIaryard's victory on
the ball field and in the Mott Haven game
took queer turn. A plentiful use OF crlli-
SON paint had produced startling effect ~
on the college buildings. The statue OF tn
dignifed John Harvard, the founder OF no
university, was literally covered with crl1s-
son paint. The statue 4 ruined. for tho dl.-
celebration cannot be removed except BY rr-
chisellng. The steps OF the Memorial Hal
were also covered with the same kind ~
paint, these words standing out In blood ip'.
tiers. ITO H. with Yale" On the doors
OF Sever Hall were the inscriptions; I'll
-" I'll ." ~ s." Appleton Chapel. Gore
Hall and Boylston Hall were also danbcd 10
the same manner. The boys also built big
bonfire on the campus, and ono student ere
mated his dress suit in the exuberanre OF
his pride. The remnants OF whiskey bottles
are many, aud the total damage 70 the col
lege property will reach nearly $4,000.
Harvard was throngcd with intoxicated coll
lege youths. who with ghoultsh delight
made lifo miserable for belated travellers.
The police undertook 10 drive the mob on
the streets. but were ieercd and hoo,ed at
from every side. The noise was so iicndIsh
and unnatural that many OF the residents
were driven from their beds in fright aud
sought an explanation Of the mystery OUT
II.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07
Protect our Girls.

There is a growing severity In the
public mind towards the enamored
swain who thinks he must kill "A young
woman who declines 20 marry him.
There was time when the otiense was
looked upon somewhat leniently, the
mad infatuation of the youth being
supposed 10 have turned his head.
But these lovercides have occurred so
frequently of late that II is gradually
dawning upon the intelligence OF the
country that something ought 10 DO
done 20 protect the girls from the
murderous attacks of emotional lovers.
The best way 10 do IL is TO hang n few
OF these fellows OF ardent though un-
disciplined temperament. In the
meantime. however young women OK
pecting proposal from nm undesirable
party should arm themselves for the
occasion, not knowing what may
happen. and IL would probably be well
not TO be caught without n trusty re-
volver for some little time after-until
the wrath OF the rejected one has had
time to cool or he has got another
girl,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07
naitllng WIN cnttie Ihlnre..

Joseph Gucrney, Horse Greek, Wye. r..
ranchman, while riding the range eame
upon two Nebraska farmers buieherin ono
OF his steers. lie opened fire on them with
his six-shootcr and a hot fight ensucd.
Guerney, who was wounded IN the shoul-
ders. has Just reached Cheyenne and says be
hit one OF the thieves. llorsc Greek X only
a few miles from the Nebraska limo and tho
farmers come over often and steal cattlc.
Horse thieves have resumed operations %.
the nortlsrn part OF the county aud lhlrly
head were stolen from spring Creek valley
last wrrx
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07

The records Of the prisoners OF war on Gle
In the Office OF the Adiutant-Gcncfai United
States Army. bear the names OF 12331
wounded aud unwoundcd Confederates cap
turcd hy the Union forces at and about
Gctt-burg from July TO ). inclusive.
Yet Gettysburg was only small
portion OF the fighting done by the
Army OF the Potomac. and the Union
army as whole while the battle
OF Malplaqret virtually ended the
lighting in the Spanish War Of tho
Succession.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07

Assistant Secretary Busscy hasover
ruled decision OF the pension Office
rejecting the pension claim OF Wesley
G.. Gerard. OF Indiana. The claimant
based his application upon disability
occasioncd by being thrown from n
mule while on "A trip for food for the
captnin OF his company. who was sick.
The assistant secretary holds that the
disability wasincurred while the claim.
aut was In the line OF duty.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-07

John u. Glow. cN-puglist, was fatally
woundedat Denver in quarrel over money
matters by Garrett Hughes. Glow knocked
Hughes down. and tho latt,r pulled 10.
yolyer and fired ilye times. the last shot
taking effect in CLOVIS groin Hughes gave
himself ND ard T. now ln iaii lie Is ron
nected with one % the most psonlGnnt
families IN Colorado.