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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12
FOR A STATE LIBRARIAN.
Senator worley Introduces Bill
Providing for His appointment.

Senate bill No. 9S, introduced by
Senator Worley is quite important
1t provides for the appointment by
the Governor Of State Librarian in
dependent OF the Office OF the Ad-
jutant General as at present. 1t
will also dispose Of the necessity Of
the Assistant Adjutant General.
The Librarian will be entitled to
the assistance OF one clerk, and his
duties will be to classify and ar
range the books in such manner
that they can be found without de-
lay by persons who desire to refer
to them. lie will keep a list and
have general charge of the library
Under the present arrangement it
is said these duties are not properly
attended to, owing to the fact thar
the duties Of the Adjutant General
at present keep him from giving
proper attention to the duties as
Librarian. Books are rot properly
arranged it is said, and persons who
desire to refer to them experience
much difficulty in finding the au-
thority desired. Senator Worley
believes his bill offers the best rem
Ady for the difficulty and thinks it
will pass with little opposition.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12
INTERESTING TO POLITICAL
CALCULATORS.

Both houses Of Congress having
passed the Apportionment bill it will
undoubtedly receive the signature
Of the President and become a law.
1t increases the number of Repre-
sentatives in the House from 33e to
356. The increase of e4 is divided
among 10 States, and the represen-
tation of the remaining States re-
mains unchanged. The apportion-
ment of Representatives is as fol-
lows:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12
ELECTRIC BITTRRs.

The remedy is. becoming so well
known and 80 popular as to need
no special mention. All who have
used Electric BittOrs sing the same
song Of praisc.-A purer medicine
does not exist and it is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases OF the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove
Pimplcs, Boils. Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood. VIII drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as we'll as cure
ali MalariaI feyers. For cure Of
Headache, Constipation and Indi-
gestion try Electric Bittcrs-En-
tire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. - Price scots.
and si.oo per bottle, at any Drug
store
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

On Wednesday a young man by
the name OF Carr, who lives in Cam
eron, while coupling cars at Far.
mington got bis right elbow badly
mashed. Amputation was neces-
sary, which was skilfully done by
DR.. StrickIcr, Of Harrington, ass
isted by DIR. Roger, Of this place,
and Or. Hamilton, Of Warrington
The arm was taken of about elk
inches below the shoulder. The
unfortunate man bore the operation
very well and was taken TO his home
yesterday.
Last Friday brakeman by the
namo Of Corwin while at work on
the yard in this place Was caught
between the cars and had his right
arm broken. DR.. Roger reduced
the fracture.
On Monday William Wiley, a
freight brakeman, while coupling
cars in the yard at this place had
his right hand badly mashed. 1t is
feared that he will lose two fingers
DIR. Roger is rendering the necessary
surgical attention,
On Monday Charlie ID. Hough.
son Of W. +. Hough, while assis-
ting his father to move some heavy
machinery into the new tin shop
near Mr.. Hough's residence, got
one Of feet badly mashed. II is
feared that two Of his toes will have
to be amputated. Fairmoat Indsr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12
CAPITOL REMOVAL.

A bill has been introduced by
Mr.. Young. of Upshur county.
proposing to remove tho Capitol
from Charleston to Buckhannon or
some other accessible centra! point
at the expiration Of ten years. 1t
is proposed to submit the question
to a vote of tho people, and the
advocates of the bill think the yeo-
manry will approve of the scheme.
Members of the House say that
several members of the committee
on public Buildings havs been talk.
ed to upon the subject and that tho
bill will be reported back with tho
recommendation that 1t pass. Tho
central, northern and eastern part
OF the State are known to be very
much opposed to Charleston for
several reasons, and the friends of
the measure rely on the opposition
to carry the bill through. Two or
three schemes are proposed for the
disposition Of the building at
Charleston. One ia to abolish 80 me
of the Normal schools and central
ize them in to one College and let
'hc buildings be used for that pur.
pose. Another is to let the County
OF ksnawha and City Of Charleston
buy it for a public county and city
building as the old Wheeling Cap
ital nowis. The author and friends
OF the bill are disposed to be liberal
toward Charleston in point OF time,
giving 1t a ton years longer lease on
the seat Of government.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12
WITHOUT A NEWSPAPER.

Nothing presents sadder com
mentary upon the present condition
OF society than the large nu mber of
families, both in town and country
but more especially the latter, that
do not subscribe for paper of any
kind. How many families are thus
growing up utterlyignorant Of what
is traaspiring in the world around
them-ignorant of the mighty
events OF the day. But who can
tell of the injury inflicted upon the
rising generation; those who are to
take our place at no distant day
growing up without any knowledge
of the present or study Of the past;
this ignorance. too being imbued
into them by the sanction OF those
who should, and doubtless do know
better, did they only think of the
injurious effects of their insane
course.
Let the head of the family think
OF this, and place in the hands Of
those for whom he ia responsible,
the means Of acquiring some knowl-
edge OF the moving panorama In
which We act our different parts. -
Eeaiaay'.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12
TUCKER COUNTY POETRY.
Three Boys.

M stit soSxs
From the Pioneer.
The first whose christian name was More
Would never 80 to school;
And his daddy made him haul
All winter with mule.
But whsn the lazy spring days come,
The mule grew cross and m,
Aud with both feet b f, lite Aozs
As high as any bill.
The roxt. n patriotic boy.
Whose given name was Warn,
To have some New Year" went and stole
His daddy's powder horn,
He didn't think the match he struck
Wond drop a spark so soon
But Warn wont up In January
Aud did not COME down iill June.
The thlrd--s pol.tician-Dave;
lie wanted ofics bad,
Tie wouldn't liston 20 advice.
Not even frosn his dad
But when election day was done
And nisnt began TO fan.
Poor Dave was knocked so high and dry
He never came down at all.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12
SHERIDAN AND THE DRIVER.
The Little Captain Was Too Much
for the big Teamstcr.

One OF tho best illustration of the
character OF General Sheridan is
related Of him by General Busscy,.
when in tho early days Of the war.
he was doing duty as quartermaster
in southwest Missouri, says the
Chicago Ne,cs. :.
GA provision wagon bound for
headquarters" says the General.
with it's team OF mules, was stuck.
fast in the mud some few miles
south Of Springfield. Tho driver.
who was a big burly man, standing
over six feet in height and built in
proportion, finding that his team
was unable to move the heavily Ia
den wagon, began to belabor un-
mercifnlly the poor beasts. >.
"Seated on stout, shaggy, black
horse, which was pursuing its why,
to the left Of the road, was q broad
shouldercd, low-sized man, clad ia
the fatigue uniform of the reguls-
ton army blue, but without any
insignia OF rank or staff buttons,
and wearing on his head an old.
much battered cap. Pulling MP
his horse at the stalled wagon, the
horsemen demanded authoritatively
of the teamster why he was whip-
ping the animals so severely. ;,
"rhe only reply that he received
to his question was q string OF catbs
and to make matters worse the fell
low struck the near mule violent
blow with the heavy butt Of his
"black jack" as the wagon wbip
is called.
In answer to a shout from the.
rider, the surly teamstcr said that IL
he did not tako care and mind his
business = similiar blow would bo
dealt to him. The threat wasscarce-
ly uttered, when "Little Phil" for
such it was, shot from the snddle
and had the ruflian by the throat.
Although it was evident that u Q
sssailant was much the smaller of
the two, still in few seconds hc,
had his opponent on his knees, and.
rained upon his head, neck and
chest yolley OF savage blows, end
ing in twisting the whip ont Of the
mans hand, and applying it vigoY-
onsly over arms and shoulders, un.
til tho fellow fairly howled for mer-
cy. When at last the WAGNER was
permitted to arise from tho ground
he received rs parting warning -
severe kick from the irate captain.
"Who the devil are you?" wass
the question Of the astonished and
thoroughly frightened bully as soon
as he recovered sufficient breath.
Captain Sheridan, Quartermas.
ter OF this army; and il you don't
get to work--quick to get this
wagon out Of the way I'll thrash
you again.
at is needless to Say that Sherlr
idan's orders were executed with
alacity. The mules by that tins
had regained their strength and
wind, and in few minutes tho
team and wagon were on firm
ground again. With parting ad-
monition Little Phil mounted
his patient horse, which had watch
ed the encounter with seeming ap.
proval, and rode towards headouar-
ters as unconceraed as il nothing
had happened"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

We arc sorry TO nete that Mr.. c.
l.. Thompson has severed his con-
nection with the Huntington Adver-
hser. He is one Of the abIest news
paper men in the state and will be-
missed from tho fraternity. He is
Vice President Of tho West vir-
ginia E1itorisl Association and we
hope he will soon be found in the
editorial chair again. Charles W.
Walker Of Fairmont assumes core
troll Of tho AdUortissr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

BY this apportionment Nebraska
gains 3, Illinois, Minnesota, Penn
sYlyania and Texas each 2, and Ala
bama, Arkansas, California, Colo
rAdo, Georgia, Kansas, Massachu
setts, Michigan, Missouri, New Jor-
sey, Oregon, Washington and Wis
consin each /.
The votes OF the States in the
next Presidential Electoral College
will oe Ms follows.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

that the report is held back to keep
Raum in his place as long as posi-
bic, rs he is almost certain to be re-
moved when the report goes to Mr..
Harrison.
The National Legislative Council
which was provided for at the late
Ocala convention of the National
Farmers Alliance, is now holding
It's iirst session here. 1t is compo-
sed of the Presidents Of the State
organizations and the National
President. It's principal duties are
to prepare the bills that the Alliance
will ask the next Congress to pass.
There is a rumor that the council
has already decided upon mater
ial modification Of the sub treasury
scheme.
Speaker Reeds action in having
refused to give the House commit
toe on Foreign Affairs q day for
the consideration OF measures fav-
orably reported from that commit
tee makes it practically impossible
for us to make a singlc step towards
the reciprocity now extended by the
Canadian government. Well, there's
one consolation, Reed will be q de-
posed Car in very short time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

a. Brown Boughner Of Morgan.
town, now city editor on the Hunt.
ington ddDertissr, is making A rep.
utation lown there. The Postmqs-
Ter Of the Second City" Mr.. Ham
Adams. took o1ense at an article
criticising bis management Of the
mails and IN the alteration called
Brown liar and was promptly
knocked down and mis- ''fofm dis.
trihHicd in the mud
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FOUND DEAD.
An Cnknown Man Found Dead In the
Road ON Choat River.
Dominion. }

Domlnion.)
On Sunday las. an unknown man
was found dead in the county road
near Staffords Ferry on the north
side Of Cheat river. An inquest
WAS held OH Monday, but the cause
OF his death was not determined. /.
There was nothing on his person
that would give tho least clue to his
identity. No marks Of violence
were found on his body, and some
people supposed he had poisoned
himself, as on Saturday afternoon
he called at several houses near
where he was found and asked for
a drink OF water, each time taking
inordinate quantities. Judging by
bis quee, acts rome persons think
he was slightly deranged. Deceased
was apparently about 30 years OF
age, of medium size, with blonde
mustsche and dark hair. lTc was
dressed in rather good clothes, and
his hands were soft and white,
showing that he was not laborer.
There was not letter nor anything
valuable upon his person except an
empty purse. The official report Of
the inquest has not been received.
The remains we're inferred at the
churchyard ut Zion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

1t is very dangerous TO be great
man now days the way they are dy-
ing OF but still it does not seem to
dampen the ardor Of the rising gen
Grafton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

The judiciary Committee OF the
Legislature has under consideration
a bill changing the present jury law
Tho bill provides that the Court
appoint two intelligent and capa-
bic men, to be known as jury com
missioners, and it shall be the duty
Of these commissioners to select
capable and competent men to serve
as jurors. No juror is TO be cxcus-
ed from service unless he can show
that it is absolutely necessary for
him to be excused. In case man
is excused from service, the jury
commissioners draw another from
the jury box, instead Of the sheriff
summoniug man. The commits
sioncrs are TO be selected from the
two political parties casting the lar
gest vote at the election preceding
their appointment. The commit
tee will report the bill back with
recommendation that il do pass.
The jury bill will also regulate the
drawing OF special jurics, so that
instead Of the sheriff selecting them
ns at present, the clerk will draw
them from the jury box in open
Court.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

West eiae-Arnos Hartley. Masontowu.
sherif-Daniol II. jackson.
Deputies-Julius X Monroe Kingwood, VALLEY
asa PleasaHt; i. W. Cr.ss, Lyon J. o. Lantz.
upien; r. E. Ianway, Rsno r. Is. Cuppett,
Grnrt; Dorsey Fornan, Portland.
CLERK circait Court--Johu W. watson.
clerk County oourt--J. Ami Martin
Prosecuting Attorney--Soil ]. Fortney.
soanty sarrsyor-A. r. McMillen.
sapt. OF ofsehools-Ben H. Elsey.
Assessor EAST Sido, 0shrlel Puliiar.
" West side. John $. Perkins.
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PATS VALENTINE.

oh. Mary Ann. mo darlint.
whln rm Wild yc can't shraks
or the love that's all s.bubblin'
In me heart and makes me wake.
but T. sit all dumb and stupid
while Tim Riley waxs his tongue
And wish him NJ ths bottom
OF the say, the fish among.
An, Mary Ann, me daisy,
Just write n littlcnote
And drop II quick this avenin'
IN the pocket OF me cont.
Aud !, n read it whlits I'm Wild ye-
Unloss it should say no,
Thin sure won't conmercelt.
But take up my hat and scs
-loSK L. JoSrs.
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1t looks as though IL would be
left for tho Democratic House to
find out which Congrcssmen spec
ulated in silver while last years sil-
yer bill was pending. The com
mittee Of the present House doesn't
seem inclined to try very hard, in
fact several OF its Republican NOM
bers have practically admitted be-
ing sorry for having found out
about Senator Cameron's specula-
ton, and they never would have
discovered that il Senator Vest had
not voluntarily testified to the
facts. Did any Of tho members Of
this committee &c. a share Of the
"pofk
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First pistriet-6eorge W. Atkinson, Wheeling.
oAbo County.
ssoond Dfssrsct-wilian L. Wilson. Charles.
town. Jefferson Co.
Tsirl pirtrict--John d. Anderson, Nicholas c.
n. Nicholas ccunty.
fsarts DIslrici--charles B. Smith. Parkers-
urs wood Ceouty.
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Courts Convene.

Dsoe II.
cosaty COURT First Monday IN January. April,
J Jaly AID October.
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If there sany one thing for the
good Of the country that the Repub-
lican party can agree upon, B-a'
Harrison Of Washington, u. -
wonld ike ~ know Of it,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

a bill 70 provide Oregon with
tho Australian system Of ballot has
p ssed the state Legislature.
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Town 0ne.as.
Hayor-0rs J. RhaFer
RsJardcr--Js sincs ~. White.
CSaasii s-a--,T Iartin, Jn'ius Monroe.
Holry w. Murdock, anes W Flynn and george
A Williams.
Societies:
Knights Of Pythas-I.oige meets every Tues-
SaAy ovenng ~ their hall over =. w. Bakers
xtore ~ 1:5D o'clock.
Iase3sndsat Order OF Odd Feliows-Iodge
E1sets every Saturday eYeaing az their hdll in
Bish9p's Bioe< at T.Jo O'clock.
solder Raio 21canpncnt No. -. l. o. o. T.
meets First and Tbird Monday evenings of
each mo7th, In the OAd Follows Hall, over the
postSnse
The Iuderenient o-ler of Good Templars-
I,olge meets every Friday eyoninz. In the X. Of
p Hall. at Tso O'Clock
Slas Phllip Tribe So. IS, Improved Order Of
Red Men mer.s every wednesday evening at
3 o'clock 10 tho knights Of Pythias Hall over
Blaker's store.
Churches.
Nh cAaroh-ysov. N. ". Rider. Pastor
eervioe3-Proachng every Sunday At 1910 a.m.
nd T3g huaday School p. m. Glass
Meeting "a. Young FOlks Meeting at 6sfJ
>. u Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Prss5y,erlan church-Rey II. r. Mcdonald.
Pastor.
serviess-Preaching every sunday AZ io:soa am.
enf 730 .. m. Sunday school ~ ,. m. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening.
m Z. Church-Rev. Bosioy Royce. Pastor
soryiset-PFeachina, Fourth Sunday IN each
nonth
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

Trails leaves Kinawood ~ 10 s. m and Ar
fres 1i Tunneifou 70 s.fO n. m. leaves Tunnel.
- at y o0s. 70. and arrives Of klngwood ~ 1910
p n loves Nin1wood az ~ r. iu. and arrive
ri Iunpeliou ~ $50 O. ~ letfcs Tunu6iton "A
in2 W. nud arrives 1t kiuguo8d af ee9 r. m
rtvius daily except sunday
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UnSwosd. Joseph N. God win, Simeon Mat
tinriy.
Valley, Dave c. Zinn. John VI. Strahln.
Lyoa, 1anel McGse, David J. Gi1Son.
Reno, ". H. Wheeler T. VI. Sa miners.
Portrait. john W. Hill. Preston oiover
Ea,ioa, JesSe w. Salher, Jului Scasrr.
Picassnt, Levi y. Milier. ID. II. M4rti~.
9-dst, W IL. AcGiDbJaj. Alpha H9xans
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DIRECTORY.
Stale smelsIs.

aovcrncr--A. Brooks Fleming, Marion County
eesretary Of State--W. II. On,ey. Marion Co
Auditor Psfrick r. Duty. Webster Co.
Troasurer-Wtilian T. Thompson Cabell Co
ATTORNEY Gsnsrai--Alfred Caldwell. Ohio Co
supt. sf schools-B. y. Morgan. Monongaiia
4sunty.
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Censtables.

Kingwool District, ]. L. stone, Joseph T.
Rhodes.
valley-AsJ DeBerry. 4 manuel Dixon.
Lys1-i. w. Crisa. William Il. Taylor.
Esao--Ben p. Wool ward. Sam'i vs. bowman.
Psrtaud-Wm. A. McG.nnis. y. e. Martin.
uaion-Lloyd G. Shaher, George Gess'uan.
Pleasant lanes T.. FUilmer. A. s. Ciidester.
osaAt- William 4. y. Milier.
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supreme Gear, OF 'pp,aIs.

BpFFtmF CouFs OF fpDfnIs.
Daniel D Lucas. Prest.. jefferson Co.
HENRY Brsnnon. Lewis Co.
J. W. Knelish. Mason Co.
Homer NJ. Holt. Greenbricr Co.
q. .. Long. Clerk. Ksnawha Co.
Alfred cald well. Reporter. Ohio Co.
coovenes at Charleston second Wednesday in
, aaaary. wheeling, trst Wednesday In iune !:
= gbsslestewn, nrst Wedassday in September.
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Charles .. Fsaiknsr, hartnsburg. Berkeley
JsAs :. x~ons. Charleston. Kanawha cvunty.
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esNNtssIosErs COUNTY COURT.
Grant District samuel r. Conner, Pres.
PLEASANT. Ben A. Conner.
Portland ". d. Benson.
yAion. Page n. AcCrum.
Keno. NaseS r. Sinclair.
s,yon. Reasen A. Pail.
Valley, Mason Watssr.
Haywood. Leroy shaw.
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Comfy Gf1elels

Jsa-s. Tk'ri ~ tieisi pis.rIct
JSsspA +. Heke, Kinh - d. Preston County
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state senr:srs- Eleventh District.
william q. worley. Kinzwood. Preston Co.
Alphsus Garrison, Nonongalia Co.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

One would suppose from reading
the comments Of the Republican
press upon the pleasant exchange
Of conrtesies between Governor and
Senator elect Hill and cx- President
Cleveland at recent dinner at
New York that Republicans ex-
pected these two gentlemen to meet
q Ia Fitzsimmons and Dempsey.
This is absurd. Cleveland aid
Hill are good friends and are both
good Democrats, and VIC have no
hesitation in making the prophecy
that when the next national cam
paign opens they will both be hard
at work for the Democratic nom
inec. whether it be one Of them or
some other Democrat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

So Mr.. Harrison will veto the
free coinage bill, will he. Well,
he could do nothing that would be
more beneficial to the Democratic
party.
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Hosss OF DeIesa.es.

East ssdo-Dr. NJ. y. Bryte. Druceton.
West eido-Atnos Hartley, Masontowu.
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1t seems little queer That thoss
Republicans who shout the loudos.
for a protective tariff high enough
to shut out all the world. claiming
that America can exist without any
commercial dealings with the rest
of the world. are the very men who
oppose an American system Of f.
nance, the free and unlimited
coinage of silycr-basing their op-
position upon the ground that
America cannot have free coinage
without consent of the great com
mercial countries Of Europe. We
merely give this as specimen OK
Republican consistency. Our rca-
ders can make their own comments.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

Victims Of the hard work and
enormous responsibilities of the
Treasury portfolio. Fogler, Man.
ming, Window, all within eight
years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-12

In lcss than year from the ter
rible Tracy tragedy Secretary Win
dom fell dead. Those who believe
that such things always travel in
threes are asking, who will be the
next victim.
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viii tho new Secretary of the
Treasury be a gold bug or will he
be free coinage man? If Mr..
Harrison decides the matter upon
his own Judgment he is certain to
be the former. but If he takes the
advice OF come OF the longest head
ed men in h;s patty ho VIII be the
Liter. But in either event, Ben
iamin Harrison. the cInlldlte,
will lose yotcs'in the next national
convention Of his party, and that's
what's the matter with Benny ST
this time.
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J. =. oDxLr.
uen'l Manager