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1r15rp11NG Daily REGISTER, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1890

lisbed as 10 make more than the differ
ence between General COTS plurality
on the face of the returns and Judge
Fleming's election by the legal ana
qualified voters of the State.
An argument of the West Virginia
case would invite elaboration.
The regularity of the proceedings
and the iustice of the conclusion are
snpported at every point. This conclu-
sion was not reached by partisan
majority. Mr.. Carr, the President OF
the Senate. who had been elected as a
combination candidate of the Labor and
Republican parties, and who had sup
ported General Golf in the same LeglS-
laiure for the United States Senate
voted to declare Judge Fleming Cover
nor. He placed it Squarely upon the
ground that on the proofs he could
not do otherwise. This is not an occa-
sion for ordinations. II IS due
/ TO history 10 state, however,
that from the opening Of the LegiSla-
| ture to its close the most persistent ana
/ bald-faced efforts were made 10 corrupt
its Democratic members. No less than
three arose in their places and exposed
these approaches. One was the chair
man of the Joint committee which had
the contest i'm charge, and in the case of
another member a committee of inveSti-
CATION, appointed at his request and
consisting of both Democrats and Re
publcanS, reported unanimously that
the charge was fully sustained.
In this case two attempts had been
made on the same member. One OF the
criminals abSconded and the other, am
informed. is under Indictment for the
offenSe. The chairman OF Republican
county committee was involved in this
affair. Such condition OF things Is
painful to contemplate. But if the
country knows anything of the contest
in West Virginia the country ought 10
know the truth, and the truth
is that the Republican party
through its zealotS attempted
not only the prostitution Of our ballot,
but the corruption Of our people in high
places, who had judicial functions TO
perform, This, in brief, is the story of
the West Virginia contest. 1t will serve
10 afford the honest and impartial in
quirer sufficient information TO assure
him that the Inauguration OF a. Is.
Fleming, Democratic Governor OF West
Virginia. has been the result of fair
judicial inquiry, prosecuted under the
forms and i'm the spirit of the laws and
john Z. KENNA. e
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A WARNING NOTE.
Frank Hatton's journal Against Reeds
Election Law.
Washington Post

washington FOsf.
1t is estimated by the Philadelphia
Times that under the system OF Govern
ment elections proposed by Speaker
Reed il will cost the public treasury not
less than $500 600 TO hold single Pres
dential or Congressional election in the
State of Pennsylvania.
In all the States the aggregate eX-
penSe for the grand army of marShalS,
deputy marShalS, supervisors, and can
vaSSing boards would probably run up
to SIS, 100000.
1t strikes us this is q good deal of
money to be paid out by the Government
for doing that which the several States
are fully entitled and empowered TO do
for them selves.
Are the people of the country favora-
bic TO the disbursement of SO many mil
lions by Congressional appropriation for
campaign purposes in the interest OF the
party now in power of any other par
" coming into power hereafter?
Ii won't do for Congress TO go it
blind" i'm a matter of such gravity as
this.
As Mr.. Frank. of Missouri, very SEN
Sibly remarked of the McComaS bill in
the Republican caucus Tuesday night,
that, if passed, it might prove a two
edged sword" so of this measure. But
it might prove something immeaSurably
worse than q party weapon, for the
sword that cuts at the liberties of the
people, even under the preteXt of con-
Stitutional sanction, cannot safely be
drawn by a partisan majority in Con-
greSS.
To the young face POzzoni's Complexion
Powder gives fresher charms, TO the old re-
na,vad Youth Try il
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4lrnppsnls.
SEALED PROPOSALS

VIII be received by the Borough Of BraddocL.
Pa until 7:S) p. m. Monday May 5th. 1890 for
the grading aud the paving with Nitrihed Fire
Brick of Fourth. Parker, Ninth and Allequippa
streets. and Washington Ayenue-twenty thous-
and l2OOOO square wards. more or less. \ bond
must accompany each proposal
The right is reserved by the Borough Council
90 reject any or all proposals
Plans and specifications can be seen AT the
office OF the Borough Engineer, No, 80 Brad
dock avenue Second floorl
II. c. SHALLENBERGER Burgess.
ap96e&d-to myS BTaddock. Pa.
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Howis YourBIood?

had malignant breaking ont on my
LEG below the knee. and was cured sound
and well with two and a half bottles of
:. ). ). Other blood medicines had fail
cd TO DO me any good.
WILL {. beatty, Yorkville. 5. c.
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Notice.
no THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
Il You have been notified through the press
by the Builders Exchange that the lockout or
strike. by the Building Trades is at an end. We
take this method Of informing you that such is
not the case, and all work being done by the
Builders Exchange is with Scabs or non-union
men. and we request all honest and fair-minded
mechanics to stay away until further notice.
by order OF
UNITED BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
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AGENTS WANTED.

20 For Club Rates, or any further '
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K<NOTICE.
Notice TO Contractors and Builders,

-. 600. 900 Worth Of Stone-Give Ne Chance to
Bid ON Your Stone Work.
HAVING COMPLETED THE BELMONT
IL County Court House and Jail, 1 will give
personal attention TO the stone business. and am
prepared 70 handle anything in the line of
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at prices 20 beat competition. and on short no.
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ties twenty cars per day. Estimates on Stone
Work furnished on application.
After twenty years experience in the stone
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therefore. beware OF all limitations '.
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ONE DOLLAR is the price Of the
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO GEO. W
~ Hess. as agent for Lewis Ball by reason of
the business carried on by him 40 No. 1918 Jacot
street, VIII call and settle their accounts with
Hermann Hess a Co.. who are authorized 20 re-
ceiye and receipt for the same.
LEWIS BALL.
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COpartnerShip Notice.

HERMAN HESS. LEWIS BALL
Herman Hess and Lewis Ball have this day
formed "a co-partnershlp for the purpose of car
rVing ON the business OF dealers in Meat, Pro
duce and General Merchandise. The patronage
of the public is respectfully solicited
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was troubled from childhood with
an aggravated case of letter, and three
bottles Of 5. 5. ;. cured me perma-
nently. WALLACE Mann,
Meanwhile, l. I.
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To the young face Pozzoni's Complexion
Powder gives fresher charms, to the old re-
newed youth. Try il.
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-31

The editor of the Walla Walla Jour
nal has tried farming, and pours out his
o~verfull soul on that subject in these
words and phrases:
The basest fraud on earth is agricul.
ture. The deadliest ignis fatuus that
ever glittered to begile and dazzle to be.
tray is agriculture. We speak with
feeling on this subject. and we've been
glittered and beguiled and dazzled and
deceived by the same arch deceiver. She
had promised US bees and they few away
after putting a head on rs; promised us
early potatoes. and the drouth has with.
cred them. She has promised cherries;
the ~curculio has stung them, they con-
tain living things uncomely to the eye
and unsavory to the taste. She has
promised us Strawberries, and the young
chickens have devoured them. We were
in the sheep business and q hard Winter
closed down on US. and the lambs died
in the shell. No wonder that Cain
killed his brother. He was q tiller Of
the ground. The wonder is he did not
kill his father, and then weep because
he did not have q grandfather to kill.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-31
A MIsTAKr.

The Silver bill has been sent back TO
the Finance Committee. II was the un-
d~erstanGing that il was to remain before
the Senate until passed or beaten. Send
ing il back to the committee looks unfa-
vorable. Who car tell how long il will
remain there Carson Appeal.
The above appeared in the Appeal Of
the ed. The item is probably . mis-.
take. as the other papers Of about the
same date are silent on the subject. II
was the so-callsd Jones bill which had
been ander consideration. 1t would be
fortunate for the silver cause if that
fraudulent measure had gone back to the
committee to remain there. 1t is not .
silver bill at all. 1t should be styled
An Act to establish and make perpet.
nal the single gold standard in the
United States, and to further enrich the
rich and make poorer the poor" This is
the Jones bill pnre and simple. Not
another dollar will be coined under 10.
1t reduces silver to q commodity like
pumpkins and r~utabagas. 1t Ia the great
est cheat ever attempted to be foissed on
this country. Jones as the author Of il
deserves the anathema of every man in
the West. His anxiety for reelection
has caused him to sink the rights Of the
To do anything in order to
make q showing seems to have been his
motto. The Republican majority must
make a feint Of friendship for silver to
the Fall elections. There has been
honest purpose behind the Jones bill
at any stage. 1t is all politics and mas
querading and cheat and fraud, the
whole object being to deceive the people.
The man who votes for it in its present
form is an enemy Of silver and the
people.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-31
u.pa,soS.s q


garaOA AFfcet Nf'
The latest report from the White
House is that Harrison will positively
veto any free coinage bill passed with
the aid Of Democratic votes.
This is the first time that q President
has taken it on himself to say what sort
Of votes shall be used to pass q bill.
II there are not Republicans enough
in Congress to pass q silver bill in the
interest Of the common veal OF the
American people, then the Democrats
will have to step in and assist in the
work. As q matter Of fact there are
more Democrats to-day in Congress ia
yoring free coinage than Republicans.
We might as we'll look this fact
sauarely in the face and done with, and
if we attempt to follow Harrison's lead
and make it a purely Republican meas
ure il will be a boomerang to smash the
party at the next Presidential election.
The South is as solid for silver now as
it was for States rights before the war.
and the North is divided, the East with
its Wall street entanglements being for
gold, and the West, with its big mining
interests, being for gold and silver on an
equal footing. -,
It is idle for the President to talk
about making a purely Republican meas
ure out Of the question. He must know
perfectly well the Republicans could moi
pass a genuine silver bill on q strict party
vote.
As we'll might he say that he would
not sigma an irrigation and arid land re-
| clamation bill il Democrats voted for it.
The silver question common 20 all hai
no partisan belongings whatever. II the
Republicans fail to pass a free coinage
bill because Of White House intimids-
ton, the Democrats could easily pass one
with q few Republican votes. and this
would be the death knell Of the Repub'
lican party in the West, and possibly
the loss Of q Presidential election in
1000
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-31

II there were no other reason why q
chair of hypnotism should be established
in medical colleges, il would seem de-
sirable for teaching students the simple
method Of treating inebriates tried by
DR.. Bernheim of Paris. This physician
created q distaste for liquor by simply
suggesting. without actually hypnotic.
ing the patient, that drink should be
given up. and the effect seems to be per-
mansnt. Aside from other medical
value Of hypnoticism. the cure of drunk.
ards-should even q few per cent. prove
so susceptible to hypnotic suggestion
would justify an effort to bring this
mysterious agent to the aid Of the pro-
~fession.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-31
A Merited e.

An old lady who belonged to the
times when courtesy was more elabor-
ate than it is now, administered rather
neatly a rebuke to a lad who did not
come up to her ideas. She had known
the boys father when he was
in Harvard, as now was the son, and
IS the latter could hardly remember
his parents, who died in his infancy,
he was always eager to hear all he
could about them. The youth metthe
old lady at a country place one Sum-
mer day, and had an interview with
her upon the wide veranda, where she
was sitting when he arrived. He
lifted his hat, and then, replaced it
upon his head, went on talking with
the old dame, who regarded him with
looks of disapproval. "Do l look
like my father" the young man
asked at length. az can not tell" the
old lady replied, dryly; at never saw
him with his hat on when he talked
with q lady,"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-31
A New stock Disease.

The Tucson "a. IT, Star says: There
is a disease prevalent among some of the
herds of our stockmen which is peculiar
and difficult to diagnose. The animals
become stiff in the legs, chill as if with
the ague. and generally die. They also
water from the eyes. In a recent exam.
nation the entire carcass of the animal
was found in q healthy condition, except.
ing the head. 1t was found to be en-
tirely devoid Of brain, and upon exam.
lining others the inside of the head was
as dry as a gourd. The immediate cause
OF the trouble is supposed to be alkali
dust. The remedy suggested is the
use OF bacon, which is thrust down the
animals throat and thus far has proven
successful. During the last few weeks
several cattle and horses have died near
Tucson,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-31
CIRCUmsPECTION NEEDED.

There never was a time in the his
tory of this State when more circum-
spection in the selection Of officials
was needed than the present, for a
political upheaval is imminent and
none can predicate the result. The
true Republicans still hold their
fealty to party. but in order to retain
it must not be insulted by clique
management and as there is much to
be done in the way Of economizing
State expenses it will be necessary to
elect capable, honest and independent
men to the various State offices.
The majority Of the taxpayers de.
mand and look for a Constitutional
Convention SO that the expenses OF the
State Government may be reduced
and this without party distinction. A
Legislature should be selected not
only with a view to the election of a
U. S. Senator, but capable Of enacting
laws for the benefit of the whole State.
1t is a well-recognized fact that as a
rule the Legislatures OF Nevada have
been laughing stocks for the entire
country that to a great extent the
Acts have had certain coin or other
interest in their carrying out and that
men entirely incompetent, have
been sent to the legislative halls for
the sole purpose of voting certain indi-
viduals into the U. S. Senate.
Already are the Democrats com.
mencing to crow over what they i'm.
agine are indications OF future party
success and it will be we'll il the Re.
publican party leaders take the hints
here contained and give the sovereign
people an opportunity Of selecting
their own officials. Prevention is bet
ter than a cure and it is we'll to pre-
pare for any and all contingencies
During a long sea voyage the chair
cables are slowed away in the lockers
but On nearing port they are hauled OF
deck and shackled to the anchors
Let this smile answer for the present
Carson Tribune.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-31
u.xrSe III POLITICAL.

The Republican State Central Oom-
mittee. which met at Virginia shty
last Tuesday, adopted . series OF reso-
lutions in reference to the free coinage
Of silver. the last Of which invites
all voters in Nevada who favor the re-
peal Of the iniquitous i~nterlineated Law
Of 1873 by which silver was demone-
TIED, and who desire the establish
ment Of free and unlimited coinage As
the law Of the United States OF Amer
lea, to Join in electing delegates to {,
Republican State Convention.
Thus il will be seen that while the
people Of the State generally disclaim ali
intention Of making the silver question
q political one, the leaders OF the Re
publican party in Nevada could not re-
frain from uniting this great question
with politics by inviting all who favor
free coinage "to join in electing dele
gates to q Republican State Conven-
tion." In view of the well known hos
tility Of the present Administrations TO
silver, the above is . display OF ada.
mantine cheek worthy Of the members
Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee Of Nevads.-Elko Independent.
There is nothing that the Republican
party will not claim. The leaders oil
that party in this State have never been
honest with the people. Their whole
capital consists solely OF the rankest de-
ception. Two years ago we were to
have silver ct par and sll Of our old
abandoned mining districts in full blast
in thirty days. The Republican party,
they said, was for free coinage and Ber
Harrison was q true silver man and
would sign any kind of silver bill
that Congress would pass. We can now
see how the Republican party and it'
Congress and President are keeping
these pledges. There are not to-day
forty Republicans in both Houses o.
Congress who will vote Tor free coinage
and Harrison we ell know will sign nj
bill that does not reduce silver to a com
modify like beeswax and cheese. AND
this is the party which the Republican
State Central Committee OF Nevada !
DESTROYS Of retaining in power as thu
friend of silver. If Republicans be GU
friends, in heavens name a " US from
our friends.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-31

$50 far in the preparation of the Mo
Kinley bill" says the Pioneer Press, the
leading Republican newspaper of the
Northwest, careful consideration and
earnest attention have been granted the
representatives Of every trust in the
United States" This statement is made
by q newspaper, whose Republication is
unquestioned. but which is not pub.
lished within the goldbug limits Of the
East and is forced by the sentiment of
the farmers and laborers Of the West to
denounce the action Of the party on the
tariff question. Yes, as this good Re.
publican authority states, every trust
has been consulted, but the man who
will find . clause in the bill showing that
the interests Of the laborer or farmer
have been consulted, will prove . sue
cessful Diogonese.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-31
Infested with Criminals.

Helena, Montana, is infested with
criminals and a dozen burglaries have
been reported in the last week. One
night a private residence was broken
into and fired and $1,000 in money
stolen. Last Friday night there were
four incendiary fires started and the
Broadwater Hotel was burglarized and
$4,000 in money and Jewels stolen.
The police force has been increased.
and mounted men patrol the residence
portion of the city. The Mayor has
issued a proclamation offering a re-
ward OF $500 for the body, dead or
alive, OF any housebreaker, incendiary
or highway robber, and warning ali
dlsreputable persons to leave the city.