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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04
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low
Reelection Of Governor Boies Corccdcd
by Republicans.

Dss MoisEs, Nov. 3 The polls will
not clo.e in lows until p. M. Very
heavy vote cast throughout the state.
Returns are slowly coming in, due to the
change from The precinct to county system
Of seoding returns. Itis believed the vote
10 the heaviest ever cast in the state. Four
precincts here Of l9&l rive
total Rain total g,in 10 Wheeler
(ReI} Of s4 A report from Benton county
says the County will 20 100 more Demo
cratic that in 1889. Keekuk reports two
precincts in the couuiy give Wheeler 356;
Boies, 3OS, = net Republican gain Of 80.
Total vote in the city Of Dubuque 10 53l3,
. gain of 1879 over the vote Of two years
rgc, which Indicates an increased Demo-
cratic majority.
At l2 30 A. M.--The scattering retuJns
throughout the stste at this hour indicate
that Bo'es. dem, is elected Governor over
Wheeler rep. by reduced plurality.
Democratic plurality not likely to exceed
250o.
The Ii5 precincts gave Wheeler 10 go.
Boies 1S ,4l2, same in 1889 gave Hutchir 81
7,0i3, Boies IL. $50; net Republican gain
ofgsi.
WATERLOO, Iowa, Nov. 3.--Complete
returns from Waterloo city, Gov. Boies
home, give Wheeler ll5i; Boies ss7. Tho
same precincts in 1889 gave Hutchinson
$50; Boies, 742.
Both Parties Claim State.
Both committees here claim the election
of Governor. Chairman Mack Of the r. .
publican committee says that q careful
estimate places Whseicr's plurality at from
20OO 10 5000 Chairman Fuller Of tha
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gstherieg Of pc minent nsn OF the party,
incluilEs II a ilen,Y Cabot LSdys, 4. E.
Pillshsry. Chairman Buraets, Secretary
Warapeil, and Commissioner Merrill.
Candidase Allsn rezainsa at home in
Losesl. All ssiksl cen ndrntly OF sspaeli.
can saccsss and admiIssd that outside ssvns
would have TO put in sxsracrtiiA'y
work to edsss ihe large Democratic
plurality Ia Boston fae Journal Ard
Advertiser. both Republican, cor esde Ar
Kusse!Fs election, and pace HE plurality
At not more than 5000 Al the outsi3e. Al
the Republican headquarters no one seemed
disposed to make an estimate Of Mr.. A.lehs
pessibiy Plurality. Up 10 miinisht returns
were received from Only 100 tovns, in
place Of s5o CT more last year as tie ,ame
hour.
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Rallruaos & Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Oct
4th, 1891.

GOING WEsT--s3o A. n. FOR Lewiston
Rookiand, Portland, Boston and Montreal, 10 A
NJ. for HaIioweIi. Gardner and south 8ardiaer
1910 a. n. for BraBssi X, Lewiston, Szrminyfs a
Hootland. Fortlaed and Boston. connecting tol
White Mountain roints, 90 r. IA. 70
P. N. for BruDa wick. Bsth, RoekIand, Portland
Boston; ass, fexpressl Portland and boston and
Montreal; sS r. M. Tor HalIspeil, Gardiner and
Bosth Gardiner; if.os r. NJ (njybt PuIIman) soi
Lewiston, Bath, Portland aud Boston.
GOING EASr-al0 A. NJ. might expyessj foi
BkGvhegan. Belfast, Bangor, Bar Herbor, 81
Stephens, st. John and ArOostook County, . "a A
vanoeboro. 1877 r NJ. foF Wk'e vile. connecting
fpr Oakland. Wia'hpp and Leviston; s.is r NJ
tor :. aterville. Oakland, aerth Anson
Bingham, skovhsgan. Belfast. Dover and
tox 4oit. Bangor, Bar Harbor. St. stephens
st. John and A,oos ,ook County, on Saturdays
only q, 40 r. N. for Ws.sruile, and sundays
only. at S.I7 A n, for Bangor.
The Might Pullman Trains eart way eyory
night, Sundays Ia iinded. but not 10 ssowhegsn
on Monday mornings, or 20 Belfast, Dexter, OF
beyond Bangor, on sun isy mornings.
The day express trains gotng West At 10 10
n. and Fast 1t sSs r. N. rus daily, Sundays in
ciuded, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Rock
land Bangor and 81 John.
CCOMMODATIOS TRAIN for Augusta
=. NJ; Gardiner, IS A. NJ. 10 and AS p. ID
HalioSsli. $40 A. NJ, I.s5 and t.5s r. N.
Through tickets to California and all points
South and West may be had OF IT, II. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta. tue only ofncs In AuEusts
selling via all routes and ohseaing baggage free oi
expense.
PAYs0N TUCBER. Vice Pres. q GeaI Manager.
y. Il. BooTHBY, Gear Pa-s. and Tleket As't.
Portland. Oct /. 1921.
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Campbell Comedies Mckinle,'s Elsc.
ton by $4,000.

CoLuMBus, Ohio, Nov. 3.-At midnight
Governor Campbell eonceeds' the .iso-
ton Of Mckinley by Is 600 plurality.
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They win Go to Congress.

WArERrowN, N. T., Nov. N. M.
Curtis (Rep 10 elected to Congress for
the 22d district.
Bourke Cochran 10 elected to Congress to
all the vacancy caused BY Gen. Spir ola's
dea'h
Cochran, Tsmmsny, wss elected to Con
gress in the 10th district; Little, Tammany.
IN the 18th districs.
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Bos1os, Nov. 3-Locsi forecast The
condition favorable for r4,E spps afed in the
extreme Northwest, and fair weather con-
difions consilus 10 prevail over moss Of the
eastern half Of the United Sta.es and viii
probably esntinue 10 dfif. slowly eastvard.
rhs indicatious for wednesday in New
EDslsud: Fair, statio1s,y, followed by
slovly iising Temperature, nofthsriy winds
becoming light and variable. ThuRsday,
fair. 10 or mole dee rees warmer than
Wedns .dsy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

WAtnIssTos, Nov. 3.--Tbe following
pensions have been granted TO Maine
people
Ofiginsi. Alexander WoodniaD. John p.
Wormwood. Albert N. BuSrslI, Aieez3
Hail, Herbert Goodsoe. Increase. John II.
Gardiner, ST. phen Fu,bu,h. Mexican var
widow, Ln.y M. Dsme.
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FORGERIEs IN CANADA.
Arrest Of a Man Wanted for Over Fifty
FOrgerics,

TREsros, N. J Nov. IL. II. Car
peni.r. chef of The Canadian secret Nfvits,
bss srrssted Adoiphus Chamberlain Of Nsw
York for numbsr Of forssries committed
in Capsda. Chsmberlsin has . number Of
aliases and 10 wanted for over 80 foSgefies.
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Meteorological Report.
FIRE AT LEWISTON.
Sick Man Carried from the House.
Probable Loss, About $500.

LEWISTON, Nov. 8 Fire was discovered
tonight in stable connected with Alfred
Besrs dwelling on Main street. The stable
and ell were burned and the house badly
dnmsged The loss will p'obably be about
$500. AMr. Beals va, sick With typhoid
fever, but va ca,risd tn e ns'ghbof's.
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TERRIBLE SACRIFICE.


MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
ARE DAILY SACRIFICED BY
TAKING MERcURIAL AND
OTHER STRONG MEDICINES.
TO-DAY OR HEREAFTER
YOU HAVE ..
RHEUMATISM.
SCROFULA.
CATARRH.
soILS OR cARBUNcLES.
pIMPLES ON THE FACE OR
BODY, OR ANY
DISEASE ARISING FROM
IMPURE BLOOD.
USE THE GREAT
KICKAPOO INDIAN SACWA.
NATURES REMEDY.
MADE BY THE INDIANS
FROM ROOTS AND HERBS.
KlcKAP0O INDIAN SAeWA
Sold bar srU DrwOgists.
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36G Districts in New York.

New YoRK, Nov. 3.-Thfee hundred and
sixty. six election districts in New York
state, outside Of New York and Kings
Counties. give Flower, 40.s57; FAsse,t,
1891. The same districts in 1888 gave
Hill, 1862; Miller, 5l,77l.
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TYPHUS FEVER
AmoEs PtmllO Stricken Pa>pla
Of Ksllp, Russia.
Ne. 0'Sfiea Tells His Side Il lhs Famous
BanloSna As6ulIlals
lie Says Mr.. Parncll's Retirement Mas
10 Have been Permanent.

Sr. rNrbRssuxe, Nov. S,--TypLus fever
10 spreading asnoag the famine stricken IN
hAhitanis Of the several psovl css In he
government Of K, xan. Stringent nsAs1fss
nave eeea adopted to cope With the die
ease.
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Republicans Carry Detroit-Republican
CONGRESSMAN Elected.

DETROIT, Nov. s.-Ths present indica-
tions are that the Republicans will elect the
city ticket by a large majority. There
were two democratic candidates for mayor
Estimstes based on the returns thus fsi
received indicate that Bslknsp, Republican
candidate for Congress In the 9Th district
will be returned by 1900 10 1900 majority
The late Congressman Ford carried this
district by 2G00 last fall.
GRAND RAriDs, Mich, Nov. 3.-Returcs
received up 10 midnight indicate that Bel
knsp, Republican, Is elected to Congress
by shout 700 ms ority.
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Fire at Portland.

PORTLAND, Nov. 3.-The Portland Star
Match factory was damaged by fre about
$4,000 this sit.rnoon. The loss was mostly
on raw stock. The building was not ex-
tensively damaged, 10 in,urar ce.
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VIEW Jersey
Democrats Will Have Majority in Both
Branches Of Legislature.

TRKHTos. Nov. 3.-Denocssss will have
. m.j,fiiJ IN both branches Of the Legs.
I2sufe.
Returns thus far received indicate thar
the Dsmccrsss will hare nsjoRity OF 33
in the L. egislssure q joint ballot.
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KICKAPOO INDIAN OIL
.5;.t =. = Z IL. Z ?a.a.

sas:k -. q u Ns4. z g1:a
Good for Man and Beast II Gives Immediate
ReIief IL has No Equal Keep 1t in the HOUSE.
TRY 1T.
Price . S cents per Bottle S Bottles for 81 20.
ASK vorR nErGsfsr roR II.
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IN SERIOUS DANGER


LONDON, Nov. 3.--Private dispAtch from
Valparaiso says Of thv American cruiser
Baltimore that II IL Ia serious danger.
There 10 reason to believe the Chilian gov
errment will suddenly give Esan HE pass-
ports and at ence aitsck the baltimore 20
~ to have the Il rs blow at an advantage.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mrs. Mary Ann. wife Of Mf. Charles
Hant, oue If the Oldest pioneer citizens Of
s. .ceyviile. accsdenfiy fell dssn the cellar
s.airs Saturday morning, frscturIrg her
skull and causiag her deaih il three hours
apd half.
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M,SrracruREp ONLY BY THE
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gepubljcaps Still, Gaining,

Bosros, Nov. 3 In Al towns in Mass.
achusetts, Allen I, 1926, Russell 4 $50, Kim
ball, Pro-, t3l; Wisia. Peoples. 36.
Lsst year, Bracket. Rep, 5,97l; Russell,
Dem, 4 .3Sl; Blackmsr, Pro, 576. Net
Republican gain, 755.
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REPUBLICAN GAINS.


BosroN, Nov. 3 The returns are 9un-
prece IDENTIFY slow. 2 towns give an average
republican gain of lGi per town. This in
dcAtes total republican gsin in S53 towns
OF the state, Of 1924. Russells plurality
last year was 90J3
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Five Bottles Cured a Bad Case OF Md
ney and LIVER Complaint

To ne tni7n Medicine Company
IN reply 20 y,a- lefte- will ,nv; When ooni
tnenced 20 tase your Syrup WAS il bed risk With
liver sud kiddey csmpsiet. 30 bad eli they gave
me up 10 tir. After taking five bottles OF your
Bio q syrup eau say that tn re IL not st'onk-
er beaiti.ier fasn / my towa, md take pleas
ure In rscomnendirg T. 20 any sufferer - was.
Yours te pectioliy.
HENRY WHITE, g. A. X.
Corinns. Nc
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Back Towns Holding Back Their Re.
turns.

SpRrpGYIELD, Nov. 3.-The vote Of
Sprip gflsld, Holyoke, Northampton snd
Pitts field are held bsck ard will not come
until she small heurs. It blocks the whole
outlook in western Msssachusetts ard
makes it impossible to give results on most
Of the loc.l Offices. Mr.. Morgan (sep) is
elected councillor in This district snd be-
yond tha. it 10 not safe to 90 at this hour
A. to local candidates..
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Total for New York.

New YoRK, Nov. 3 Total for this city
gives Flower 45,99s; Fsssett. 81, 708 |;
D-Leon (Socislisi) ,5ls6 Bruce (Psopiss)
964.
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Somerset RAILWAY,

Commencing Mondag. June 10Th, 1891, train,
viii run ae fSiiows, connecting At Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad
For Boston. Portland. Lewiston. Wsterville. Au
gusta, bhowhegan and Bangor:
Passenger trims irave bingham. 6.3s A. NJ
ri2 70 p. NJ; 5olon s-5s A. NJ, i2-A5 p NJ Cara
iuns Fails. 'S5s A. NJ. 'l.o5 p. NJ, Emodcn, 70z
a. NJ, i.2o y. NJ, Nor n AHsou, ~ a. 81, so p
"; Arson. 7.27 A NJ. 80 NJ; Madison. 20 A
NJ, e0a ?. N b; Norri0gee0ek, so a M, All P
NJ. bangs siding, - 50 A. NJ 2.26 p. NJ. saxtsle
Crossing, 500 g. ~. '2.s2 p NJ; arrive Oakland
s.eb N, $50 r NJ.
From Bo ton. Portland, Lswistou, Augusta, Wa,
teryilie, Skowbesaa and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oaki&nd, a.o5 A. NJ, "a
p. H., Sawt4is Crrsatug, .92o A. NJ. Is 90 p. NJ.
hangs siding. .Vl26 a. NJ, .5.V p. horridge
wock, s.3+ a. NJ, 5.A p. NJ: Madison, 9.5i A. n e,
5 IS =. Nj, Ansoa. So 4 II 8 - p. North a o.
sou, no o6 A NJ, 5 s0P NJ hInbiup, 1880 A. NJ.
6.o6 =. NJ, CarTatunk Fals, 40 " NJ, q ~ P
NJ. Solon, 10 So NJ, SIG r NJ. arrive Bingb IN,
li-20 A. NJ, sD p. NJ
sFIAg stations, at whigh trains stop on sisntl %
notice 10 conductor Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. VIM N. AVER, Sgpt,
septS1tf
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FAIR WEATHER.
Slightly Warmer With Fair Weather
Continuing on Thursday.

WAsaisGros, Nor. 5-For New Eas-
land; Fair, northefiy winds, becoming
variable; nearly stationary tsmpsfsssfe /;
siishsiY warmer, generally fair Thursday.
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Meelen Viii Burned.

NEwsraa. N. r., Nov. 3--Cfabsfes 6
Pat hss.'s weolen mill, MontsoosFy, vss
busned to'sy. Loss, e75. 900 70 el0o, 900;
IsFs.y insured.
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BxooKLYK N r., Nov. 3.-Tvo hundred
and fifty Of go di'tricts in Kings county
give Flower %. .9s9; Fsssett 24,2l3.
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Make All the Noise You Want To.

SAco, Nov. 3.-The Saco aldermen have
ceased the snsag agonism 10 the Salvation
Army and have granted permission to beat
a ums and tsmbourines On the public streets
in evepiug parade.
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Diseases Of the Blood
Three Bottles Cures Case Of Female
Weakness

oxford ST.. AUGUSTA. Ms May Is. issl.
To the ERien seljcire Company.
wish TO sni nv Wife was wy weak and had
M appetite End ,rpareBily no blood she had
been in hat condition 'Or near y two years.
Daring that ;iroe hsd paid cHt over 800 for
medicine for oh oh she never 'ect ived snv o. ne
ht- She mss been uBdrr the care OF the rest
physic ana IN tue state They all ciFtm' that
nor cs.e vas inrurshie soc has tasen thr e
hatl los Of Dr. W lIliaus' Fl0cd Syrup. and to-day
.he ia doing her homework and feels as well as
ever Yours resp otfuiiv.
,tiguedl JoHs LrNERx
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ILKAFOIAL.
INVESTORS

II Jou have had unpleasant experiences
Isve'Ing msvry saiside Of Maiae. bet.
ter turn yoar tsatisn u the Treasury
stock Of The Atkinson House Furnish
Ing Company, paying 5 pr cent. every
siI mssths with clock work regularity.
The yinth Dividend Il nearly earnsa,
and ~lll be paid Jaauxry 18Th, Is92.
Better get In while the Stack Is q. par.
$40. Feu will sss II els In less ihan
one year. Cal or write for particulars.
Address the Compa y,
"a SCHOOL STREET,
B5STOs, MASS.
Or PORTLAND. sE.
yctZdim
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-24
Good Plan.

One Of the best plans that has been
devised for the encouragement Of en-
Moves to save money is that adopted by
the Borne Mills corporation OF Fall
River, Mass. That corporation has es-
iablished for the benefit Of It's wage
parners what 1t calls an employees
Saving Fund Account" The scheme is
explained in tho Pittsburgh Dispateh,
and is that "any emplOye oithe corpora
tion upon receiving his wsges, and before
any temptation to expenditure has come
In his way, may leave with the company
n dollar or more, upon which he receives
& per cent interest from the time Of
deposit, or more II the profits OF the
company warrantit. The money can be
withdrawn at any time upon ten days
notice. and II Is allowed TO accumulate
tothe amount Of 500 1t may DO deposited
In any savings bank the emplOye may
aelect. There is nothing compulsory in
tbe arrangement, and the money is not
bonied against the discharge or retire.
ment Of the deposltor. Even though he
sbould choose to nee tin the support Of
A strike against the company his employ
ers are pledged to give It back to him."
Thisi a plan which should commend
.L.oU N everv large employer IN the
country, and the Dispatch well remarks
AM one Of It's chief merits is that, In
addition 10 the encouragement which It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-24
Mn.i,,nrInn Innu.trr.

A witness before the Silver Pooi1n'
yestigating Committee, in giving his
testimony, revealed his principal occu'
patton, which is that Of writing speeches
for members Of Congress. This is not
an astounding revelation, for it tells Of
nothing new. 1t ID known that there
are number Of men in Washington en-
gagged in this industry, and enjoy fair
incomes from it. The writer has known
at least one man who for years did a
profitable businesa in that line. He was
a yeraatile artist, man Of wide exper.
fence and great knowledge Of public
questions, and was prepared to furnish
speeches to statesmen to order on short
notice, upon any subject and in advocacy
Of either side Of it. .
The patrons Of these speech writer's
are not the leading men in Congress,
those who have won name and fame
through their own abilities. That goes
without saying. But there are in every
Congress men OF ordinary ability, in.
capable Of making q speech upon a great
question which would be regarded IS an
able argument, and who seldom, il ever,
take part in the debates. They manage,
however, once or twice during the ses-
sion, to get lengthy speech into the
Record, where itisread by their consitu-
ents at home, and from whereitis copied
by the newspapers oitheir districts. Few
Of theee speeches are delivered on the
floor, the membersimply obtaining leave
to print them in the Record, but the ad-
hiring constituent of course does not
know this.
1t does not follow that these men are
worthless members Of Congress. On
The contrary, they are the hardest
workers in the committee rooms
and the Departments and are im-
portant parts OF partisan major
ity or minority. But they cannot de-
liver a speech and could not write one
Il they were to Try. Hence, the necess-
ity for and prosperity Of novel indus
try at tho capital city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-24
FROM OVER THR RIVER
The News is Waited that DIS, Copeland
q Bell are Appreciated There.
Mr.. Frank II. coss has Been Raised
from an Almost Hopeless Con.
ditlon to tho Enjoyment Of
New Lease of Life.

A person can scarcely realize the
blessings OF health until he has passed
through siege OF sickness, Neither is
the physician properly appreciated until
he has rescued the sufferer from his al
most hopeless condition and given him Q
new lease OF life. Yet such Is the case
Of one who Is willing and anxious, for
the benefit OF the sick and suffering, to
state publicly what has been done for
The gentleman referred to is Mr..
Frank Z ooss, OF Bridgeport, Ohio. His
occupation was formerly puddler IN
the Etna Iron Works, but was com
PEELED to give 1t up on account OF his
sickness. Though young man, bis
life latterly has been preyed upon by q
disease that racked his constitution until
It was in manner q complete wreck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-24
a s,r.nan ,.rnnnaninr.

Tho action nj the Democrats in the
s,oto ssnsts in opposiug the proposition
h inveatipate with view to establishing
a .olsrv sSstem in certain stste Offices,
!. ine1niicable. There surely is no
h.,m IN tbe suggestion and 1t Is possible
that n carried out, 1t might result in a
iaros amount Of money finding It's way
into the State treasury, which is now
a sn, oficials.
Itis a popular belief, for instance,
.ha. The ofices Of the Secretary OF State
snd Auditor Weld anywhere from fifteen
70 70, thirtv tbonsand dollars per year each.
II "a nrobable that this estimate /.
vsrv mnch too high, and II it is, the
liberalization proposed would have
.hown T. utwas a strange proceeding
~ The Democratic aide to make party
Crsstion Of 40 innocent proposition,
and 10 resent It as II 1t were meant
for a rpaection upon the integrity Of the
state officials. Such was not the pur.
nose ~ The resolution, however, III
univ obiect being to ASCERTAIN If the
nonnlar belief concerning the income o.
the of1ices named is correct, and, II SO
"a provide for turning into the Treasury
the amopnt Of money in excess OF whai
,,ld he ;,st saIorv for the duties per
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-24
Vance. 1,t,ls Game ploeksd.

SGndHsky Register.
But for Senator Sherman, Vance, 0
North Carolina, would have tackled OF
10 the silver bill an amendment tina
would have revived the old wild cat
Democratic, fraudulent, and wicke'
banking system which from 1850 to 1856
flooded the country with worthless banl
notes. The Republican party wiped GU
that mopstrous system by taxing 1t Gu
OF existence. Vance moved an amend
ment abolishing the tax when Mr.. Sher
man raised the point Of order that thu
amendment would affect the revenues
and could not be introduced in the Sen
ate. German, Of Maryland, backet
Sherman,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-24

affords working men to save money, 1t
creates at once bond Of mutual interest
between omploye and employer. In the
shape Of interest on his savings, it gives
to every wage-worker who desires 1t, q
share Of the profits, increases the en-
ployers means OF extending his bust
ness and offers greater security for per-
manent employment.
Bythus giving the employe an inter
est in the success Of the business, the
danger Of strikes and lockoutsis materi'
ally lesSened. We can conceive OF no
plan that could more eTectually selVe
one Of the most disturbing features 81
the all important labor question.
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marriage a aundrsd Years Hence.

At the present time q popular pre-
sumption exists that all girls wish tt
marry and fail to do so only becaus'
they lack an eligible opportunity, writer
Edward Bellamy in The Ladies Hom'
Journal. This presumption exists on &C
count Of the obvious fact that women
being able with difficulty To suppor
themselves, have in general a create
material interest in marriage than mel
have. Surely there can be few incidents
OF an unmarried woman's condition
more exasperating than her knowledg,
that because this is the undeniable fac.
1t is vain for her to expect to be popu
Ia " credited with the voluntary choic,
OF her condition. She must endure with
a smile, however ahe may rage within.
the coarse Jest or innuendo to which ii
would be worse than vain 10 reply
Nationalism, by establishing the eco
nomic independence OF women, withou
reference TO their single or marriet
state, will destroy the presumption re
isrred to by making marriage no NOR
obviously desirable to one sex than to
another.