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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12
THURSDAYS BASE BALL.
League and Association Games.=E xcitl
Game in Cincinnati.


League and Association GameS-=EHeitlnS
Game IN cincinnati:
WASHINGTON, u. ", June ll.-boston
bat DATED S was5lng O5 pitcher h az sc over
wo.hlneton - q 90 80 OF
Boston..~..........."......4 i / 80 IN
Errors, 70 and Z. Hits, 4 and IL.
Pitchers, Carsey and Haddock. Earned,
l and 4. Umpire, Kerins.
ClSc1NEATr, O., June ia most ex.
citing game saors was won from Columbus rs
Cincinnati, oao1o 1s1oq as
Columbus ......~..........O o o Q Q. so 0-s
Errors, 8 and 6. Hits,E 12 and 6.
Pitchers, Dwyer and Gastright- and
Easton. Earned, 3 and l. Umpire,
Matthews.
BALTmoRE, Nd, June 1.-THE Baltit
moreis won nv timely batting to-day.
Score: \
baltimore o4oo2 q 0 a. o
AthIetics...... . o Q o o 2 o o o. =
Errors, 2 and 8. Hits, 10 and s.
Pitchers, McNIahon and Weyhing. I'm
pire, Ferguson. Earned, Baltimore 4.
pn1rAnEtpUtA June 11.-Cincinnati
made i four stFaights from Phiiiies this.
n pn',1ao,os., s'Ot . q q . q ~ n z z
cincInnati 2 o Q o @ 9 Q S-s
Errors 4 onJ q. lite A aud IN. n;tcb-
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To tbe Kaiser. Greeting.

Ed Herr Rickert is another man who
is not afraid of royalty, otherwise he
would not salute the emperor OF Ger
many as he did in the Diet yesterday.
To say thatit may benecessary to recall
the man Whe alo9e Il able to direct the
government" is to tell the young abso-
lutist emperor that there is a greater
man than he in the land which he
thinks he owns.
These sounds will not fall pleasingly
on the earobIthd mani WHO only the
other day told his soldiers that If he
told them they must shoot father or
brother it was their duty to pull the
trigger,
william will hsSe tohaul in his horns
or submit as gracefully as he can to have
knobs put on them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

There may be persons in this COM
munity who are at times troubles with
collie, or subject to attacks of bowel
complaint. II so, they should try
Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy 1t will afford almost
immediate relief, and when reduced
with water is pleasant to take. If taken
as soon us the first indication OF the
disease is felt it will ward off the attack.
Many people use it in this way, and find
that it never fails them. A % or so
cent bottle may be obtutned from @. r.
Goethe, W. w. Irwin, John Klari, G.
schnepf, @. Menkemiller, W. S. McCul-
Tough, NJ. w. Heinrich, W. E. Williams,
S. L. Brice, John Coleman and w. II.
Williams, Wheeling, W. Va. Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. B. F, Peabody,
Benwood, W. Va.
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John sherman at Home.

No small part Of the stock in trade Of
the Democratic politicians OF Ohio is
the facility with which they spread
stories of opposition to John Sherman.
Itswould be strange If in his long and
conspicuous career John Sherman had
made no enemies who would like to un-
horeii, or If in so great State there
had not grown up in all these years
men ambitious to sucure the seat he
holds in the Senate.
10 say, however, that John sherman's
retirement s desired by any element Of
Ohio Republicans respectable for mum.
bcrs and Standing, l. to say what no
+ n H. 4
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Special Di,pateh 10 he Intelhg1eT'
wAsnlseroN, D. c., June l1.-west
Virginia pensions: original-JamesM NJ.
Ashcuft, Encs Aoms, Joseph Kimbeer,
Levi Petit, David B. Johnson, John 7.
Haskins, Loman Kelly, Norton G. Hill,
Henry Ernst, William NJ. Hanna, james
D. Miles, Peter Ice, Henry Peters.
Additional-James NJ. R. Harvey, Geo.
w. Mcclure. Increase-Joseph Cast
low, Frederick Edge, shadrack Moore,
Samuel B. Marquis, Adonijah Richards.
Original-NEinerva Ashley, Jane Cutlip,
Henrietta Rose, Virginia 1. Corbett,
Mary @. Evans, minors OF James M.
Williamson, Elizabeth Barrett.
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SLOW Trclt at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, No., June 1.-THE weather
was delightful to-day, but the track was
heavy and slow. Attendance 1000.
First race, mile and seventy yards,
Clarion won. Time, 2:024.
Second race, a furlongs, Great Dixon
won. Time, l:04. AN
Third race, II miles, Morris won.
Time, 2:25l.
Fifth race, nine furlongs, Parametta
won. Time, 200.
Sixth race, ii furlongs, Johnny Win
kle one. Time, 1:O4I.
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MORRIS PARK, June 11.-Fairqcrowd,
fine weather and track in frst-class
shape.
First raco-six furlongs; Correction
won. Time, l:l4.
Second race-AIile and one furlong;
Riley won. Time, :53 1-3.
Third race-six furlongs; spinalong
won. Time, 1851.
Fourth race Seven furlongs; Terrifet
won. Time, LES.
Fifth race-NEile and one-sixteenth;
Demiyth won. Time. 1:47.
Sixth race-one mile; Text won,
Time, 1:414.
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wHEEING, JUNE IL, 1881.
Wheeling's Building, Season.

Up to date Wheeling's present build
ing season breaks the record. This
season is far in the lead not only as to
the number Of buildings but even more
50 as to their character.
Such buildings are going up this year
as Wheeling never saw before. This is
true al well of residences as Of business
houses, in which the new departure is
especially pronounced. New ideas and
new materials are being put in use with
view to stability and elegance.
"A scarcity Of mechanics delays some
operations already begun and stands in
the way OF others in contemplation.
fortunately employees and wage;earners
in the building trades are. getting along
harmoniously and there WILDE no break
between them during this season.
The review in to-day's INTELtIeEScER,
though not covering all the operations
in detail, presents an exhibit that will
open the eyes Of the people OF Wheel
ing to what is going on. The array is
instructive and suggestive.
Unless something not now forsecn
happens to stay this march of develop
ment, Wheeling will be almost made
over in the next five years. Thissort of
thing is contagious, and all Wheeling is
catching it.
The INrEtI1aENoER's local pride per.
mits the remark that Wheeling has
stood greatlyin need Of an epidemic of
this kind,
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-presnntrd to tho nIstorleal society.

Special Dtpq4A 10 ae 1ntelfgenor.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 1.-THE
Kanawha City Company to-day pro-
sented the State Historical Society with
q lot containing an Indian mound,
which will be fenced and otherwise i'm
proved BY the society and known as
Mound Park. The Historical Society
has in its possession an autograph sur
yey OF Daniel Boone of ten acres of land
on HCrucked Crick, Canawa county"
for which the Historical Society of
Kentucky has an outstanding offer OF
$1,000. The collection is growing rapid
", The library is now quite extensive,
andmany interesting relics have been
collected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

PIERRE, S. D., June 1.-THE Stanley
court house in Fl. Pierre, opposite to
this city, together with the records of
the county and two dwellings adjoining,
have been destroyed by fire, The Joss
is $4,000 with no insurance, 1t b gem
orally believed the fire was started by
an incendiary who wished to destroy
the records OF a large amount OF chattel
mortgages and land titles on file which
were known to be unprotected by safes
or vaults. i4.
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cbapre Of Time on tho Pnn.uandle.

On the new schedule, taking effect
Monday, 9Th inst, trains will leave
Wheeling, city time:
7:2O q. m. for Pittsburgh.
$3.50 a. m. for Steubenville and west.
1:S0 p. m. for the East and west.
4:20 p. m. for Pittsburgh and east.
1906 p. m. for Steubcnville and west.
Arrive at Wheeling:
$3.50 q. m. from Steubenville and west.
1880 a. m. from Pittsburgh and east.
1886 p. m. from Pittsburgh and west.
6:25 p. m, from Pittsburgh and west.
$3.50 p. m. from Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chi
blains, Corns and MI Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price rs cent?
by box. For sale by Logan Drug CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

body at all conyersant with Ohio poll
tics will believe. The question will be
very easily settled by the election Of q
Republican Legislature. That will
mean John sherman's reelection unless
he shall fatty decline.
It takes along while to make a John
Sherman, and nobody knows this better
than the Republicans OF Ohio.
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ST. LOUIS, June 11,-At the schuetzen.
fest OF sharpshooters' Association, at
creve Occur Lake, yesterday, Bernard
Walter and Gus Zimmerman, OF New
York, broke the record for man target
shooting by scoring9s and % points, re-
speotiyely, out OF a possible 100, the
record being 96 points. ~ X,
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ChIengo,s First Rnce OF.

CHICAGO, June H.-To-day's races re,
suited as follows: First race declared
off, Second race-one mile, Insolence
won. Time 1852. Third race-Six fur
longs, Phil Dryer won. Time :l4!.
Fourth race-one mile, Racine won.
Time 1:44!, Fifth race-Four flrl6ngs,
John Windsch won. Time sol. Sixth
race-Eight and half furlongs, sourie
won. Time 1864.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

New York TribilAs /.
Now that the jury in the sensational
baccarat trial in London have decided
against Sir William Gordon Cumming
in his suit for SANDER, several heads, SO.
cially big and socially little, may rest
more easily on their pillows.
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rHEsE OUR THINKERs.
whnt Ingersoll poqsp!l Know.

VH'V'UV IE7IT VItlII'1 = 2 ?
Colonel Iugersolr asserts that "the
church is no longer d power in the
thinking world And yet "the think
ing world knows that never in the his
tory Of Christianity has it cxerted so
preat a power for good as Il dods to-day.
More men and WOMEN arc imbued with
its spirit, love and charity and the Chris
tian graces are more universal and prac-
teal than ever before, and enter into
both the Individual life and the life OF
the nations, Colonel inEersoii md ali
his class otirriorpIer Sie cafettii-to keep
close under It's inagenGes, andeyery day
in the peace and good order Of society
reap It's benefits. II Christianity or tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

church representing 1t Is mot a potent
factor, or H hedthenism is better, Col
onel Ingersoll and his philosophers
should Be able TO point to something
better where Christianity has notmolded
he daatinas OF tho people. ,i'le
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

Commencing Sunday, May 81, and
every Sunday thereafter, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Pittsburgh and return
at 81 so and to Washington and return
at 81, good returning Sunday only. Fls
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Right Again.
pnl.Du,nh commaelal eassl.e.

1t is said on good authority that tho
Welsh tin plate trust will send a big
sum of money into Ohio to defeat Nc!
Kinley il he is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
very good reason why he should be
nominated and elected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

De LEssErs has planted big pile of
money in his big ditch, and now he is
to be called to account for (which he
never can do. A great steal is covered
up in that canal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

THE National Cutters and Trimmers'
Assembly SilE have to texpel Hughes,
convicted OF leyying blackmail to the
tune ofsl,OOO, or it cannot escape re.
sponsibility for his act. Hughes may
not be the first man who has turned
the boycott to his personal account, but
he is the first to be convicted, and so he
offers the first opportunity to organized
labor to shy what it thinks of this sort
OF thing. - .c
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WlNNIPpo, MAN, June ia mys-
ferrous tragedy has just been unearthed
at Marquette station. James Tandell
left home, leaving his sister-in-law and
a young Englishman together. BE re-
turned last night and found ther house
despatched with blood. Search being
made the body of his sister-in-law was
found in n well, she having been first
dead. The young Eriglishman is miss
ing.
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A just Judgment.

The conviction OF one OF Tricks SUI
perintendents for forcing men to work
during the coke. strike, is something
new under tie sun, but altogether just
and in thcline iof a good public policy.
No man has more right to compel an
other to work than strikers have to
compel him not to work. During the
nightmare in the Connellsvillc region
many things we're done for which there
is no warrant in law. 1t was altogether
abad business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

McK1SssS sppirsHiIii thsssen tenor
of his way democrats
OF the country and al the free traders
in the world were not willing to so
down in their clothes to beat him for
governorof Ohio. Mckinley has heard
it thunder before. ...rs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

The jump of gold in Argentina re-
minds usjof what %c have seen in our
own countrylana t%eimay see again
il the mongrel movements so far enough
to water the circulating medium to the
taste OF the fanatics who are engineering
them. Like breeds like.
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FATnEa,M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing some wonderfufcuresup Pittsburgh
way, but it may be doubted whether he
has been called to Rome to minister to
the Pope. His Holiness may have other
business with Father Mollinger.
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80 ID %.
Nep York ~.

Neto York Presa.
It's bad thing to DO a rabid partisan.
It's worse to be sncering, superciliQusl
Nlugwump. Lit-sq ion
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whore. tic KinotophOne9

Net0 York Morning Aduertiar.
1t would be interesting to know Just
what the waves are saying to Mr.. Blaine.
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woRnD's FAIR matter are progressing.
They could hardly DO going better if
New York had discovered that they arc
going at all. What wonderful country
this is, to be sure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

NOTWITHSTANDING all that has hap
pened, not an American snob who
crossas the Atlantic this summer will
decline a chance to put his legs under
Wales mahogany. Watch the gossip
and see.
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chI1E's overturIing viii have to turn
over little more and show that it has
turned to stay for few days before We
can recognize it. Some things are not
to bedone as free-handedlyas youknock
OF a mosquito. ,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

Pi0s1uv Dtpateh.
II all the bounced ministers are tocbe'
offered churches, there will hardly abe
congregations enough to go around.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

SOMETHING new in the historical line
may be in store for Great Britain. For
example, the election Of "a Successor to
Queen Victoria. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

wRM-ro-Do Wheeling is turning more
and more to the green fields of the
country as a place of residence. Our
suburbs begin to count, but nqr in the
city's census. Wheeling will soon have
to begin the modern process of absorp-
ton, or Chicago will be too far ahead
to overtake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

The Ohio River railroad trains came
up from Benwood Junction over the new
track laid for it by the B. & o. company
yesterday for the first time. The track
is great improvement on the former
one, being straighter. It runs along the
river bank, about n thousand feet west
Of its iforthef position, having been
moved out to, give the B. 4 o. more
room for its loop, as was lately ex-
planned at length in the lSTELLeEEcER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

PrrrsBuRen figures a loss of 81 100000
up to date by reason of her building
trades troubles. wIhis kind Of thing is
real luxury.
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MEAeRE reports H6m6f6h the flooded
region of the Red River, but enough is
told to, convey the idea Of sad havoc of
life and property. Those who have
seen river mad beyond control can
easily fill in the details,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

LraHTxlxo played around promiscu-
ously yesterday over q wide stretch Of
country, and set some fires blazing.
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s MRs. N. scitSESnERaER, Beaver Dam.
Thomass Eeleqtric Oil in our family for
Coughs, Colds, Group and rheumatism.
It cures every time. p4w
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TIM. peculiar encrvating effect Of SUM,
mer weather is driven oR by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which Hnakes the weak
strongly 9
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Why has nobody ever thought of try
ing to grow the palm leaf fan herea
bouts? ia ,dis s5aial
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

5R SALE .CHEAP-A GOOD COL.
.IJAiBiA sufoty Bicycle. Inquire at iS0s
Ut street. ~ les
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
THE U,RvARD CLUE DINNER TONIGHT.

The annual dinner Of the Harvard Clrb Of IBIS Guy
will ,,Lc place at Dclmonic,'s tonight. Covers VIII
bo laid Tor 200 men. EXc .llent speakers have hc'a
ttaiped and the OCCASION promises to he one oi iho
,o.t ENJOYABLE reunions that Harvard men have ever
ho,d ber, Edward King will preside and make IN
on,,iur address. Professor James ME, Pierce VIII
sneak for the faculty, Joseph H. CEoa''' 'aa'' v
pcamaD Henry l.. liiEgEs0l and Edmund N'th"F'
Cor tl,o Graduates ChauMccy VI. Dtpew is expected
IN spca, for Yale, James ". Alexander for princeton
ard william l.. Lathr0p jr. for Columbia. lh' h,N.
Dr Richard :. Siorrs whom Harvard has bestowed
,hs dcorce Of IL. D.. viii also say something toy
ornor william F.. BussoI 0f Massachusetts, mas bech
invited to attend the dinner but IL Is doubtful whctier
he viii De able 10 attend.
All Harvard men living in and around this cl'y'
,-ho,bcr member, of the clnb or not cordially in
,tcd 10 attend the dinner The price of tickets Is 40
oach. They may be obtained at the clubhouse, No.
II West twenty second ST. and from members o. inc
dinner committee. which j. composed OF Gcp!e, blig
don Charles c. BcaInar. Louis {. Clark LawlT ne T.
SeytoD Edmund WetmOrc. y. s. smith, Henry :. van
Duzer and Herman Terry Edgar.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
MUSICAL MATTERS:
r. {. CRAWFORD.

Mr. L. Planel, a native OF san Francisco. but for
many years resident OF Paris. where lie enjoys con
siderable popularity a vOlinist. gave exceedingly
neasant entertainment last night at the Berkeley
Ivceum. lie had the assistance OF his wife. French
actress: Miss De We're, Mr.. IIorncr Bartlett, who
6c1,red in the twOfod capacity OF panofOrte composer
and performer; NJ. Alfred Cabel, French baritone
signor CampigliO accompanSt, and VI. Rene De Saint
Iegcr who played in oneact comedietta with Madame
Tekev Planet. 4 refined audience lent cOuntcnancc TO
the undertaking and greatly enjoyed the evenings en-
tcrainmcnt. Mr. Planets playing is marked by thc
characteristics OF the French school of volinlsts lie
plays with elegance and sentiment and chooses music
which presents those qualities in "a bright light.
The dignlfed aims of the Church Choral Society
were illustrated at its second musical service. which
took place last night in ST. Georges Church, Styyesant
square The works performed under the direction Of
Mr. Warren were Gounods De ProfHndis7 and
Dvorabs beautiful Stabat Matcr.' Mr.. Thomas and
his orchestra took part and memory OF Mr.. sherman
performed Mr.. ThomaS's transcription OF Chopin's
Funeral March. Mr.. Wancn's artistic purposes. as
manifested in the choice OF works and performers
laudable than the zeal which guarded
against intrusion by the locking Of the church doors
against lae-comers. 1t is a GOOD thing 10 preserve
decorum at these services. but not wise thing to
make quick esrcSs impossible for such crowds ae
flock TO hear the Church Choral Society.
The question whether or not thccc shall be a Music
Club, Musical Club a Club of Musicians which has
been agiiated for time by The Musical Courier
is to have practical solution. \ meeting Of mu>i-
clans, which fairly representative in character,
held in the parlocs OF the Hotel Dam last night
to consider the matter. Mare 4. llumenberS pre-
sided, America Gorl was secretary and the prospects
Of club were Informally canva,,cd. The attend
0nCe and the tenor Of conversation indicated that the
club, if founded Will have such support at the start
as 10 make good beginning. Finally. the question
of organization referred 10 committee, consisting
Of the chairman secretary. r. SOlOmons. f. de Ria!p,
NJ. A. Levy, j. c. Iluncker and j. f. Won der cidc, TO
rcp0t a meeting TO be held on March l. at M.
at "A place to be designated i'm the formal call.
Miss Marie Decca and the Philharmonic Club Will
take part i'm one Of the Washington Heights -ub>crp
ton entertainments AZ the Athcnacum IN West one
hundred and -hftl-st. tom lrOw evening.
These arc the singers who will help make SlgnC'
Fen anti's benefit concert memorable in thickcrine
Hall tomorrow evening: Mi, De Neir. Madame
Iankow Sgnor Del Puentc, SignOr Tasapctra. SiGnOr
Bologna and signor Campaniui. Arthur Noorh!s Will
play a plenofOrte solo, Madame Du larli Will read.
and Emilio Aeramonc. Emilio Pizzi Eduardo Marc
and Paolo Giorza Will play accompaniment.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
THE DF,cENT FROM EVAEIN TO HILL

To the Editor OF ne lTi phH.
sir: ], It q ca'isc of wonder tlni' npoA real"s
a colIcrr,m from America Announcing thai Governor
AN LA, lccn elected Un.tcd states senator to sic
cc,d william VI. EvaIt,. an Amcrch u'NCl''"- ."
EuIops sluad c>cllm hom The dcFth oi Ms ''uL
on, Whit Il falling OIL Is there ny countrywch'
Tho mere Thought that the place In the couhc-I'
of our great Nation MED for the last six years DN
such a ripe scholar accomplished statesman ''"
di,intcrc,tcd PARROT ~, Mr.. Evart' is every whore
ac achi,oOlcd-cd TO Lc I, b be occupied by man Wh'
owes hi, political position aud prl'rmehJ 70 lle WORT
elements 4 society Is ,Gd evidence Of the decadenc' @"
mDder, raau.rcucnt, for Office. II cannot be denied
that tn Rcpublirans Of Ncw-lorR nave 'h'"'''N'
10 blame for this humiliating change III our ''''
representation at Washington. for WhcU-Nu'h Il"
election at hand-they should have turned ont TO
man and secured the Legislature ana thu' Tti"'"
In tho senate a man who Is an honor 10 us H''F
and TO the entire country. Bat aS II Is now, uh
fortunately too late To repair damages, we hope
NAV serve a, a tO oar pDllital lHchua, tiu
caution them against ncglcctng cl cuohs upon 'h'
result of which such Vital interests hiUEc ..,--.,,
AN AMERICAN TRAVELLER IN hI hOi'E'
Iciu. Feb. l. l-Ol