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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16
Foraker's Estimate

EN-GOvcrnor Forakcr'S Estimate.
Ex-Governor Foraker, who is now in
Washington on law business, is quoted
as saying that "tho estimate OF one
third OF the legislature for Sherman,
one third for himself and the other third
unplcdgcd, is probably correct"
1t would have been wiser if the For
aker shouters had set up such claim
as this i'll the beginning instead OF
Boosting that they had the forty-seven
to nominate and some to spare. 1t
would have better politics, and still it
would not have hit the truth exactly,
for it would have LETT the impression
that Foraker and Sherman have even
chances.
The chances all along have been
largely in favor OF Sherman, so much so
that there has been nothing to indicate
the probable triumph OF any other than
the senator himself. Ii John Sherman
lives he will be elected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16

GLOW can this world BIO made bet
ter place to live in-besinning with
New York 2" This is the broad plat
form OF a movement just organized.
Tho first public meeting is to be held
next Thursday night. 1t is novel
undertaking and the end will be sought
through means Ms novel.
Primarily it will not have anything
to do with man in the next world. For
the present, man as a grown-up animal
will be Left to the. care OF the various
agencies already at work ior his welfare.
This particular reform will deal with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16
FREE TRADE
AS Viewed by M English Newspaper Ii
tho Light of Events.

tho Light of Events.
London Standard. Oct. %, 1891.
1t is sad to record another backsliding
from the grand principle OF FREQ trade.
Hitherto New South Wales has, almost
alone among our large colonies,
hold last by free trade, and has been
one Of the few cases that the Golden
Club has been able to point to as the
fulillmcnt oil the prophecies OF the
early apostles OF the creed that all the
world would follow the example OF Eng
land. But this scrap OF consolation is
now lost to them. as is evident from the
address issued to his constituents by
the Hon. G. r. Dibbs, the new premier
OF the country. He points out that, as
the small amount OF success attending
the last loan shows English capitalists
to be growing shy OF pouring their
money into the apparently bot
tomlcss purses oil the Australian
colonies, other means must be taken for
providing for the necessities OF New
South Wales. This other means is, he
declares, duties on imports, by which
revenue will be obtained for the cxccu-
ton OF public works, while, at the same
time, fostering new industries and so
ailording abundant employment for the
population. The enumeration OF these
terrible heresics will cast gloom over
the next Golden banquet. Another
community has fallen away; another
pervert from the faith! It is disheart-
ening indeed; and it is to be feared that
ere long every sclf-govcrning colony OF
the empire, rs well as every section
upon both sides OF the Atlantic, will be
closing their doors to British trade, and
that there will remain but the sad con-
ISOLATION OF knowing that, OF course, We
arc right, and that the rest OF the world
is wrong
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16

Mr.. ]. Eeilmcier, proprietor of the
Pan Handle Steam Dyeing and Dry
Cleaning Works, at No. 1881 Market
street, desires to inform the public that
he is prepared to do cleaning, dyeing
and repairing OF all kinds pertaining 10
the human attire in the very best man.
ner and in, the shortest possible time.
Mr.. Heilmeier is himself n trained
tailor and he has competent force OF
assistants.
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TIE Clover Club Of Philadelphia, OF
which Mr.. Cleveland is an honorary
member, sent spoon to the new baby.
Mr.. Cleveland acknowledged the gift in
reply OF which this is one complete
paragraph:
do not believe that the ordinary and expect
cd Joys OF new paternity SO exclusively pertain
to the incident Itself, aud I'LL so completely the
cup OF Il fathers happiness rs 10 leave 10 room
for qualification not necessarily growing out Of
the situation.
OF course this is intended to mean
something. Whatever can it be?
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S"SECOSD,


II you arc sick or diseased don't trifc with
your health. but "hold fast" and insist on hav-
ing Vim. Raiam's OLD RELIABLE MICEoBE
KILLER, which has cured thousands OF all man
ncr OF diseases. such us Consumption. Catarrh,
Indigestion, rheumatism, Bowel. Kidney. Blad-
der and nil manner OF blood and skin diseases,
&c. quickly, permanently and at u small cost.
When you have thought over these fGctS send
stamp for full particulars and certificates OF
this great wonderful remedy, which for ycars
has stood abreast and IN advance OF all other
remedies ever placed before the public 1t
never fails when properly used. Try it aud be
convinced that il is the greatest remedy ever
given to the world.
LOGAN DRUG CO., Agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
,,nt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16

Edw. L. Rose & Co. have a large stock
Of secondhand typewriters, comprising
all Of the standard makes, which they
are offering at extremely low prices,
beirg anxious to dispose OF them before
opening up their goods Tor the holi-
days. Attention given to typcwriting
and shorthand work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16

IT may be that Brazil is a boni iidc
republic, but it is not the kind OF a re-
public that men would want to live
under who have been used TO breathing
the republican atmosphere OF this
higher latitude.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16

DIR. WooD's Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years as prescription by n
successful physician. 1t is in all re-
spects the best cough medicine made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on a guar
antee OF satisfaction. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16

IN the western states where the
granger legislation is pressing tho rail-
roads, the Railroad Employees Club is
showing itself in politics. The men
see their employment threatened and
they are giving the grangers 4 taste OF
their counter movement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16

LAST week all the aspirants to the
spcakership at Washington were
elected. This week they will be elected
over again. This makes happy every
body and his friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16
GETS FIFTEEN YEARS.
The Rev. II. w. George Guilty of Causin
II Girls Death,


Tho Rev. II. W. George Guilty of Causing
n Girls Death.
CATsKlLL, n. Y, Nov. l5.-.The jury
in the George case returned a verdict OF
guilty last night after having been out
ono hour and twenty-five minutes. Roy.
Harrison W. George, Of Leeds, was in
dicted for manslaughtor in the first de-
gree for causing, by an operation said
to have been performed by DR.. Degrand
Erway, the death OF his pretty adopted
daughter, Lottie Townsend. The judge
imposed Il sentence OF fifteen years in
the pcnitentiary. The prisoner adj
dressed the court in his own behalf in
clear voice, denying any knowledge OF
the alleged criminality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16

ALLEN G. THURMAN was scyenty-eight
years old last Friday. The occasion
would have been celebrated by his
friends except for the death OF his wife,
which is bearing hard on the old gen.
tleman.
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FOR SELR,

FOR SELR.
Bclvcdere lots, choice lots from 500 10 500
each.
Five or six acres of land near West Liberty
Normal SCHOOL,
House OF 70 rooms and store room. Price only
$500.
Corner lot, southwcs. corner Virginia md
South York street
No. 1910 and l2,2 Baltimore street, four rooms
and kitchen 10 each house. Can be bought io-
sl.jG0.
Two lots. Add street, Chicago. ..-.... SjO
No co North Front street. The most desirable,
building site on said street. Size 20 BY about ID
feet. -5EGI
Eight acres OF land, excellent orchard and
residence OF eleven rooms, near West Liberty
Two valuable lots OH Chaplino street
Two lots on South Front street.
Two desirable residences on Chapllno stree.
10 1925 McCollOch street. 800
No. lig Fifteenth street Ground q feet front
ono. 1893 Jacob street.
l6O acres OF land in snlly county, South Da.
kota.
ljNacrciiarm In Marshall county
No 81 Sixteenth street.
Thlrty.hye acrcsstonc and coal laud Rush RIM
Ohio
Seventeen md onehali acres land onehsu
mile west lower point OF Island. S"o-00Il
No. a3Sl and 2fj3 Wood street 81,
Twenty.ono shares Riverside Glass Wo,s,
stock ut u bargain. -
Nos. 2o0i and 100 Chapline itr3s.
No. 8O2S McColloch street
No. ?60t Market stree.
No % Ohio street
No. 23li Foil street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16

TIE Wheeling Building Association
is still open for new members. Meets
Saturday evenings ct Office OF franklin
Insurance Company, No. 81 Twelfth
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16

SOMEBODY wants to know what Gov
ernor Campbell will do now that he is
out OF a job. As bright a man as he
won't have much trouble on this score.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16
Facts Worth
Thinking
About.
"THE BLOOD Is TILE LIFE.


Learn that all diseases arc the result OF fer
mcntation and decay. caused by living microbes
In The human system. and whatever remedy will
remove the cause and build up the health
and strength OF the patient, Is the one TO use.
Ia SECOND.
Don't forget that Vim. Radams' Great Dlscov
cry Is the original and old reliable Mcrobc
Killer tof which other similar so.called rene
dies are but feeble imitat!0ns)'has cured more
diseases than all other proprietary medicines
put together.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-16
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Lie Pills, Bucklcn's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate TO guaran-
tee them every time, andwc stand ready
to refund the purchase price ii satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have Won their great
popularity purely on their merits. Lo-
gan Drug Co., Druggists. 1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-14

Stytuyleu Mtb
Gus5etdnuus Ebeil nnb ma9ts aud
@ensral Sberma1's befanuten Marl6
bur9 Georgia NIT. Na9 8eenbtsnng
bes 3rteses sins er alS @eianoter nod
peru, febrte 1870 mad ietner Bater>
ftabt Wount 0ernon 3urid, no er bts
1886 bic Re9te praftt5trte. Sn bteien
Sabre murbe er In ben 9ongreB e.,
udblt. Dort perfo9t CT eifrtg bte
Mnfpriide Der altet Soloaten uno
bradte inter ailberru Ste gia eiu, nod
tpel1er jeber ebrenpoa Gntlaflene So
monatlide. 8eniior erbalt. @nb ote
Nbgabe bon 100 Nder 2anS OF jeoe1
8eferarer un6 Die I1s5ablung bes
observation-disclosures amti6en p@reen>
bads4 uno Sob fino ieiner Sbdtt9fett
I'M 2ongreB gu ~perbarfen.
8ts 5u fetnem Tobe mar 9opeD
literarif9 tbdtts uf1b per0ffentli6te 3abl@
reife Nrtifel uttb @ebtdte. 8iele feiner
Mrbetten eutbalten sic 8erlpertbung Der
mabrerb ieineS Nufentbaltes tn Bern ses
iammelter @%rfabrlngen uno @inbriide.
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Grteitlfe Wiible in Springfelb, CD.
ielbft aui ben @eoanfen Der Selbitbilie,
bent un8efigen 9oben geseniiber, ben
ipdtere @ei9Ie9ter erit ais mtlienfdaft>
lfd begrtn6et erfanhten. Der Neus
3ett in6eb blteb es porbebalten, aud
BITE 3raft, mef6e benz Der Grbe NIT
unsefttinler @epalt entitr6menben
@a1er ber arteff1en Bruirnen innss
pobnt, fir inbuitrielle 3mede nnsbar
3m MAIDEN.
90 bat man Defenders In Dafota,
mo iid bic merffpirbisften uilb ftdrfiten
arteiif9en 8runtten Der Melt befin6erl,
bereitS mebr ais 100 berfelben gum
Trieb BON Mal@inen aller Dirt, beiou<
berS BON Mfiiblen pertpenbet. llnlere
Slluftratton stbt bic Nnfi6t einer lole
den Wible TT Springftelb, Glib
Datota, bte etae tdslt9e 4eiftnns BON
go SAP Mebl bur9 Ste 3raft eincs
flint 3Ol btden artefif6en @adsritrabls
erbdlt.
Sn Der Stabt Danftom fpeift Elm
benz Boben absemonnener Mafleritra1l
etne turbine bon 40 Yferbefrdften, BE
bet Gage cine Setleret tretbt anb BEL
Nadt eleftrtf6es si9t CUR Strabenbes
leattnns er5euat.
Das Sntereiie, tpel6es Die lettere
Mrt Der 0ermenbung ertpedt, lift be,
sretft9ertpeiie In unierenl 4eitalter ber
@eftri5ttdt uno ipe3tea tn Steiem Qaube
Elm ie6r grobss. benn ber @ertb elmer
btlltssn araftqael1e CUR Gr5ensuus eiues
eleftrii6eu Stromes liegt auf Der 6ano,
Gls bemerfenspertb tn bteier 6inft6t
ia bter Der arteiii6e Drummer bes
eeoneSotels gu ct. Gusuittne, Sla..
angefibrt, iiber beiien 8obrlo9 ein mn
gebeueres Gurbtnenrab ansebra9t lit,
bas bur9 l1%ebertrasuns auf etne Dbna.
u1omaidtne BITE 9raft fir fiber 300 @bts
ionlampen, gu ie 16 Ser3en aiattarte.
liefert. DaS merfplrbtsite bel bteIen
Brunncn bletbt jebenfallS, bas bic
meiiten bon ibneu felt seraumsr 3eit
fid auf slei9em 0rud unb glet6er
J Waierfide erbalten.
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Cine Smt6ermasRe.
gpa mad attoritdten Elm getrenes
Gbenbiln hes groken &eformators

SUW Wuty WWtutttWtew StW USttSWtv
Gbembilo hes groken &eformators
feia.
STIR Berebrer 0utbers birften nad<
itebenbe 3eflen fotpte bte ansefiigte
Stnftratton BON Sntereiie ietn.
Sn Der Stride unlerer lieben Grauea
am Marftplase in 6aIe a. g. mirb
ei1e Tobtermasfe anfbemabrt, wel9e
nod alter lleberlieferuns Or. 2utber
BARTLETT. 0ir faser mad alter nebers
lettering benrt letber fttb meber l1rz
funben nod ionfti8e be8laubtgte Noti3en
porban6em, melhe hber bie @ei9i6te
bieiss merfmiirbtsen Beites perbiirsten
NufldluB 3t 9eben berm0dten. Na9
Der gem6bnltden Nrnabme murbe bic
Masfe In Der Na5t angefertigt, Ddb>
renb fpelfer man bic Qeide 9utbers alf
ibrem Transporte BON Gisleben mad
Wtttenberg in ber Safrtitet Der Stride
TIMER lieben Sraren 5u Sale aufbes
fpabrt batte. DAP man beretts in Giss
leben bic 3hge be8 Tobten felt5ubalten
perfuhte, gebt aus einent Beri1te beS
Or. Souas berpor, nel@er u. a.
f@reibt: r3u Gisleben haben 5fper
Meler bos tobte Gn9eli9t Or. Martis
nus Cutters abconterfett, elmer ron Gis<
lebsf, bfepel CT nod TIM Stubliu anf
be11 Wett eslesert, Der amber, Metfter
9ueas Gortena9eL bon SaG, ba er fdon
cling Naht im Cart selegen."
Danis[ Rall9 un6 lein GROCER edit
lsr NMgnft Rietidel tDarer beibe bon
ber GHfbett 6eS plafti9et Nilbes jbere
5eust. sMuseufhetnttd lit es," f9retbt
bsr Grftere, nbpB bteie Wa9smasfe has
itafhrgetreue Vortratt 0utbers porftbrt.
8donbers aufallts tritt oies berpor,
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Artea[&e grmnnem.

Die srSbtet nmn ftarfaea berielbtm tn
Satuta SIRE Sehentums fir bic
Snnufrie.
Die uripriinsli9e 8eitimmuns Der
fosenanutet arteiif6en 8runnen, bic
5uerit I'm Sabre 1925 in Der fran3O,
iil4en @rafi9aft Irtots ~sesraben nor,
ben ietn iollen, nadmeislfd aber i9on
Ben alten GsDptern unb Gbtneie1 be-
fannt fparen, TT jebenfalls btejentse 9ez
melen, @egenber, melde an natirli9en
MaIerldlften arm iparen, nit benz 70
ss6tbtgen GriitenSmitte1 t%rinfbaren Mai>
ierS 5t beriorgen. Die Beoba9tu1ts
Der aus benz @rbreid beruorbrinsen6en
Quelen bra6te ben Weeni9en tpobl BON
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+ srei9err po, @rapetttmt5.
Gin nemes Gpfer Der aolonialbtRrehnu,
aen 9eutiaIanDs 1T @eRafrifa.

Wieberunt baben Ste 9pfonialbeftre,
bungen Deuti6lanbs III. bnnflen Grbs
thetl etn i9wereS Spfer 9%efoftet mnb
5ipar otesmal tn Weftafrifa, I'M 9iutere
lanbe BON &ar1eru1t. Sretberr bon
@raoenreutb, Der ii9 anf elmer @rpeot<
tion mad bem Ti9abiee befanb, tt,
5ufol9e einer 9abelmelbung, bet etaei1
BON tim geletteten Gnsrif anf Elm
Negerborf gefa1en.
@rapenreutb itanb @nbe Der Drei<
btg unb mar ieiuerSeit tn Sitafrtfa
eitter Ser treueiten 8atbgeber uno
9ampfsenolien WiBmanns. Die
Suabelt, wel4e ibn lpe9en IetneS
Mutbes be~lpunberten, batten TIM ben
8etnamen simba mrima, 90me Der
&iite, seseben. Cher ba9er ais lblanf,
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j. WEINSTEIN & GO.
0euti6e
8ndbaa0lllng II. &OmatzS tbltotbef,
$50. 4 OftsSouftonitraBe, Gan antpnip.
Wprratbia fiaS fplaemSe @pmane q 5
Sents pet Seft:
3ebn Sabre unter Ser @rbe1 Doer S9nlb
unS Siibne.
Der GinIiebler am l6iparsen &reus.
@eGhtet, pber bas @lDflein non 8ur9tbdl.
Ser @eiiterieber.
9uf ELM anler SnIel, pber uni4nleis pers
ftoben.
Ser S6arfrifter pom Se1ltn.
Ses @elterpbererS Gliid unb Gnbe (Nas
polepn).
@enopepa, Die iromme 0ulberin.
Su8 1dDne Gabrtfinabden.
OaS finite 9ebot.
SdinberhaniteS, ber grDBte &oaberbaupts
ma1,t bes 10. Sabrbuuperts.
Die SpbtenfeIber BON Sibtrien.
Das &inb Der @eritptenen.
Die Galide @rdfin.
gu iebem bieier Gpitatte 2 Bilber als @ras
tts 8ramiem y @egen Gtnls nbuns Bon %
Gents in Stamps oer1enben mir 5 Sefte Ell
mes bieer &oneane fir Strobe.
Gd,nmtli@e beuti@e 8eitl@riiten, ipis
l1eber 9anb unb Meyr, 8lla fir Site, @artens
Iaube II. 10, iptpie gebnnbene beuti9e nnb
englil9e 8ii4er ftets an 9anb.
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8agamoDo ibren eriten Nnsriff 5uriids
sutpetien, febrte banr i6tper erfranft
mad europa 5uriid unb mar mad
ieiner Hidfebr als etn NIT ben Sc
ip~obnbetten unb Der Gampfe8art
Der Mrdber moblpertrauter Sff3ter
fitr @ibmat1tt, NIT oen i'm eine berg.
li1e Sreunbf6aft perbattb, BON grobem
@ertbe. St nabm an BEN bauptid9s
lt9ften &dmpfer She'll unb mar obne
l1rterlab tbdtts, Die @esenb BON sen
Nebellett ut Idubern. Seine s~ldn5enbfte
@affentbat mar uttitrettt9 Ser 8ampf
nit SEN Mafttt, tenen tapfern, ben 3us
luS pertpanbten 80lferitdmmen bes
Snnern, pefde, bon 8ui9trt aufse,
fta9elt, 8agamogo ~bebrobten, als WtBs
mann mad Mpuaplta geSogen mar.
Wdre bamals bic lpadere S9aar Der
S6uttruppe ben wtlben, TT GROCER
nebermadt auf iie einitiirmenbe1 Sore
ben erlesen, 70 mar ba8 Shtdial beS
fait bon Bertbeiot9ern entblobteu 8a<
garnobo enti6ieben. St mubte gum
3metten Mal l6mer erfranft mad
Deutfdlattb 3uriidfebren, mo- er mad
letner @enei Jung unermiiblt9 fur Die
beutlden folontalen Sntereiien tbdtts
mar, bis ct neuerbins8 NIT Der ebrens
pollen Gufsabe Der @rfori6unS unb
@rmerbung bes Sinterlan6es BON Ga.
merurt betraut nurbe.
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Barreau 5ugelal<
fen. Betm Nus>
bru9 bes Biirs
serfrtege8 btente
3opep ais Dberit
6es "a. Snbiana<
regiments, auans
ctrte 1852 gum
Brtsabe9eneral
uub 1864 gum
@eneralmaior.
Or a 3 M a II
ueri9teoen men
SAfnAkeu ~ ! \
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groB, nit fbar,
fen, etpa8 nerp0<
@eli6tSah.
gen, unermhbli6
ipte fein smeiter,
mar @rapenreut9
itets poran, tpenn
es gait, bte nt1>
filter in
tbren S9lupfs
tptnfeln a~ufamim>
den. st bate
bereits I'm 6erbft
1893 bel Der Ser
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I @oMpermeitr SoptY. I

GetMe WernienFe tttn bic 8eteraaen
he's 8arserfrteges aan ietne lttera'
ride 1batisteit.
gn ben Golget1 ether befttaeu Grfals
ttng lit ont "a. 0opember III Mabtion,
SUD-. ber befannte StdatSmaftn unb
Sdrtftiteler @ouperneur Gluin g.
6obep bon Snbiana seitorben. Der,
felbe ftarb INT II. ~9ebenSiabre nro mar
felt 1883 Der ptte-itc @camte ietnes
5etmatbsifaates.
Nus drmli9en 8erbdltnillen beroors
sesansen, bate SopeD cine Siemlt9 barte
Sngenb burdsuma6eu uno mebrere
Sabre arbettete ct in einer 3iegelet, bis
e. ii9 burd eiirises S%etbltftneium 10
nett auf9ei9munsen bate, bab ialt1 NIT
II Sabreu bas Imt zines 3egii1ulz
meiifers at1pertraut tpurbe. Gier Sabre
ipdter murbe er id1on, auf 9runo Der
trstpiihen ertporbenen Genntnil1e, gum
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Gleftrii9e 8eleu9tun8 1T
i'm Qaufe 6eS Sftober 1T einent Tbeile
Der 9tneiiiden 5taot Canton ei1gefabrt
tpor6en.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05

thousand men, the good, the b-ave and
true, on the filed OF battle and In pris-
on pen lie dead for those who survive
them and to assist needy comrades. the
widows and orphans Of those who
died that their nation might live.
The great revolving wheel OF time has
scored twenty-five years since the
Grand Army was irst organized.
Year after year the old soldiers are
passing away. Soon there will be none
left Of that vast army. At the last
national encamPment At Boston 10
was decided 10 ect ct Decacter, where
the army was born, . grand memorial
hall into which (as the last member Of
. post answers deaths tatool shall be
placed all records, mementos and flags.
which in the future will be a monu-
ment Of patriotism, loyalty and fidelity
10 the Union which will stand a. q
teacher Of patriotism ~ long a. our
Union shall live. Surely this meeting
should be well attended aud every
patriotic citizens will surely be there
with their children, boys and girls.
The total membership on the roles Of
the G. A. R., June 80. 1890, was ass ,23O.
Loss by death during the year 5,476.
Amount expended for chaliy last
year 81, $50 Is. In this sum n mem
tioE is made Of the large smOUtt ex-
pended by comrades Of the @. 4. r.
in the cause Of charity of Ebth no
record lie k pit.
The total amount expended BY the
@. A. r. from Is71 to 1890 amounted
to the enormous sum of $1,9s7, ,354.55
to say Dob'ng of the very large amount
expended by individual members TO
deserving comrades, widows aud
orphans.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05
All Is Quiet at scO'tiAle.

s ITDAIE, Pa, April S.-All is re
ported quiet in the coke regions q
night. With the exception IF u stir in
Scottdale, caused by the centering
there of the strikers, 70 attend the
f-le,., of feven Of the an victims who
are 70 be buried In the cemetry there
in long trench alreadys prepared to
receive them. The strikers are gath
ering here already in such great num-
bers that it will hardly be possible to
house them, and bY tomorrow after
noon 10000 will be present at the
funerals, which will be conducted by
,he Rev. Fathers Lanbing and Semei-
gle. A special train just brought in
700 armed militia from Mt. Pleasant,
and other companies will be here in
the morning, ss trouble is (, ared from
the great body Of strikers when they
see their fellow strikers buried, who,
they say. were simply murdered.
Mayor Fetf- of ScottAale has ordered
that all the sal, ons must be closed to-
morrow, and a strong force of special
police viii also be sworn In to assist iu
preserving order. There are some ugly
reports coming in from Mt. Pleasant
In regard to the actions of some mem
beIs Of the militia. This afternoon a
body of them entered a store belong
ing to u cripple named Dan Corners.
They made some demands upon the
proprietor which be refused, where
upon they broke his windows into
pieces, and broke his front door with
their bayorets. One Of the guards be-
came so hilarious that a striker named
Kelly struck him over the head with
a pick handle, INJECTING an ugly gRsh.
TIE different captains have beOn APP
praised Of their actions and they
promptly took steps to discharge the
unrUly members. The arrest Of the
deputies on the charge Of feloniou'
shooting continues this afternoon
Ofieer Gray arrested a deputy named
Canaan at LeisInring, Fayetts county,
and took him TO Greenburg. DR.
Mickens OF Mt. Pleasant, states TIM
evening that the lIst Of wounded N
the riot Of yesterday win reach nearly
thirty. He IL treating Al lesst twenty
but does deem IL prudent to discls -
their names. 1t is report here THU
evening that q striker died At Tarrs TO
day, supposed 10 have been q victim q
the MooreWocd riot. The family o
GeneeAl Manager Ramsey have mo-
J yet recovered from the freight they re-