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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
John Grass and Mad Bear.

SDPCIHI 10 JHC GIOD6.
ABERDEEN, S. D., Jan. 31.-Agent
Mclaughlin and wife, of Standing
Rock agency, with Chiefs John Grass
and Mad Bear, arrived tonight on their
way to Washington to confer with Of
fcials Of the war department and others.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
The Same as Window.

LONDON, Jan. 31.-While addressing
the audience at st. James hall last
evening IN support of the furtherance
of Gen. Booths scheme for social re-
form, George Fleming, who had donated
81 600 for the furtherance of the cause,
was taken suddenly i'll and almost I'M
mediately expired
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
INVESTIGATION.
A Legislative Committee Looks
Into the SCOttdale Horror.

Into the SCOttuale Horror.
ScoTTDALE, Pa. Jan. 31.-All is quiet
at the Mammoth mines. The shaft was
thoroughly searched to-day for the four
bodies supposed to be missing, but
no trace of them could be had, and the
general impression is that they
were numbered among the dead.
The legislative committee is now at
the scene making examination as to the
probable cause of the disaster; 1t has at
tracted great attention throughout the
region, and interest is reviying. They
will continue their Investigations all
next week, Or until it is completed. MIR.
Farrell, member of the committee, was
here tonight. He stated that a thor
ough investigation would be made. lie
said they were through the shaft to-day
where the explosion occurred, but were
not satisfied and will continue the ex-
animation Monday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
Jer Davis to the Front.

OTTUMwA, To-, Jan. 31.-Jeff Davis,
the natural son of the late millionaire,
A. j. Davis. of Butte City, Mont, ac
companied by his attorneys and twenty
five witnesses, has left for Montana to
look after his interests in the famous
contested will case. The railroad fare
of the party was 1900.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
Postoffices VIII Close.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S1.-By direction
of the postmaster general all post
masters are authorized to close their
postoffice, as far as practicable, on Mon
day next, between the hours of II a. III.
and p. M, during the funeral service
of the late Secretary Window.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01

foundry impressed and deeply grieved by the
death of Secretary Window. He was one of
the noblest of American citizens.
Collector Bradshaw, of Port Townsend.
Wash.-The people of this city are profound
" grieved at the death of the late Secretary
Window. Flags at half-mast on ship and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
Stabbed at a Dance.

HUDSON, Wis, Jan. 31.-Charles Mar
tin stabbed William Henderson in a
drunken row at dance. The injured
man is very low. Martin and man
named Jones are under arrest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
kilograms of Sympathy.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Among the
kilograms received at the treasury de-
partment to-day In regard to Secretary
WINDOWS death were the following:
Ex-Goy. McGill, of Minnesota am pro-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
Eyraud's Head in Danger.

PARIS, Jan. S1.-The Figaro to-day
announces that the committee of par
dons has decided against the commuta-
ton of the sentence of death passed
upon Michael Eyraud, the murderer Of
NJ, Gouffe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
Urgency Demanded.

PARIS, Jan. 3l.-In the chamber Of
deputies to-day NJ. Droust, radical
member, introduced bill to abolish the
dramatic censorship. The chamber
voted urgency tor the bill.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
Sisters oftha HOLY Cross.

DUBUQUE, To-. Jan. 3l.-Bishop Hen
messy, of this diocese. has just founded
a new Catholic order to be known as the
Sisters of the Holy Cross, The mission
of the new order is to teach in parochial
schools.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
The Saw Mill Boiler.

SPENCERs, Jan. 3l.-A boiler explOd-
ed at Nunn's saw mill, killing X. 5.
Moreys, farmer, and Joe Holland, fire.
man.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
Venora Not Guilty.

Special 10 the Globe.
ASHLAND. Wis, Jan. 91.-Joseph
Venora, who has been on trial for the
murder of John Mccarthy at Glle.last
Fourth of July, was to-day found not
pniltV.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
Head Sawed Open.

Special to the Globe.
ASHLAND, Wis, Jan. 91.-John To-
masch, at Hurley, while cleaning a saw
in mill to-day. had his head split open
and died Immediately.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
Grocers Fail.

BURLINGTON, To-, Jan. 31.-Brooks,
Smith & Co., wholesale grocers, failed
to-day. Liabilities, $4,000; assets,
81 GOO.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
senator Hearst.s Condition.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81. = Senator
Hearst's condition is unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
lived in sbakesneare,s House.

LONDON, Jan. 91.-Maria Chattoway,
formerly custodian of Shakespeare's
birthplace, is dead.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10

Sap Goulo, ri9reibt Der @Iaubensbote'
mar iinsf In Waidirston uno IteB ben
@snsralpofmsiiter Wauamaier mad ieiuem
Balaits gi~ienbabnuaseu tommen. Gin
giienbabu:R Onia, Der 5unoerttauierbs jun
gum Republican. @abIfoubs seseben, bari
f1 bas idon erlaubea. l1ab mas mar Der
3uef unb bas Reiultat bisier lInterrsbunsS
9r. 8anamatsr bate benz gousrsB Elm:
Blu our giufib,uns eirss Rssieruuss.
Boit Eslssrapbsn uuisrbrsitst. 9as ware
Elm S4las seseu BITE uBelfern Union"
ssueisu, bersn uerud6srten aetisn SAP
@ou!b gum s,6Btsn GbeiIe bsfst. I'm
Gage nab Der @oulo .0anamatsr Inter
rsouns uurbs bic tstrsfisnos Bill in Der
Counties Sisuns nit 6 sesen 5 Stimmsn
auf ben Gid seIsat. Set uifen mir,
parum @oulb IN Waibiustou mar. Das
&eiuItat bieisr Rsiis TIT fur i'm
Wiutonsn wsttb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
&uri Hno hlnoia.

Gin sutmltbiser garssr lug elmer Stabi
am Hteoerrbeiu fubr auf benz Dampfboot.
gr bate msbrere Stunosn Q8ess gema5l
unb es usrIanste ibm mad Rube. Sn Der
Raiits absr wareu Sdnte uno Sefsl Be.
isst, elm @nslduoer bate !. 9. fur fiji
uIebere Bldte einsenoumen. gr lag Der
9dnse mad auf Der wei9 sspoIiferten Bane.
butte unter isbem ieiner JhBe eineu Sshe!
ftsmute ben rs9tsn arm auf einen bri!tsn
uno las sIsidmiitbts bic 3eitupq. Der
biebere Rbeinldroer Sat brsts piermaI b6f:
LID Zen Jrsmosu, t5m aud Elm YIds9sr
gu s6nren. Der @nalinosr wirb,8te i'm
teiner Antuort. Ri9t fern bauon ftano
eth Wiblbsimer SaiHa; rubis trst bisis,
Dor unb iuste au benz Gath!oieu: rWfit
BEN miBt Sbr eusIii9 iprsdsn, ionit Ger:
ftsbt's er nt9t." Oaruuf patte CT ben
5eItur ssleisr asIuisn bsim Rraseu, Bob
tbn in bic S0be, isste ihn auf bIoB einsu
gIas unb iaste turs unb binois: ,Yes!"
(enslti9, .ia'). Der SobH albiOns riff
bic Aussn auf, aber sr biisb rubts f1tsn,
nit CT u iaB, uno Der Inbere fanb let
aud ieinen bsquemer YIaB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
NGerfet Spas ano Grurt.
Clint Seiuiteugeididte aas BaoeH.

SIM BummsIsus OffsnSurssR aftub.
iaBen pier 5srrsn in einsm Coupe 3ufa,n:
men ; 3wst bebdbtss Alte, oTenbar @susrb'
treibenoe. etu gang iunser, benz eia'
rOtbe Wlse ted auf benz bloubsn RrausiopI
iaB, unb msius Wsnist,tt. @tnsr be,
alien 5errsn las cine 3siiuns, itstte III
iebc@ baIo etn unb besaun mt ieiuem @s:
fdbrten trauriseu Zones sin 9siprd9 l5e,
bic SdIe@ttsteit Der Seiuitsn. Sc maj
baarfrGubsne, mas fe fa 9esenieitis err
bdbIteH. v@snu ie ieet tommeu, urr
ou wiIit itOn isben, IS sei6tebt, bunn II
tetu Wenid msbr fetnes 3sbsns fiber.
DEM net bsusn int Wsse TT, ben brinasu
fe talt um. Weinf bu ni9t au9, ba6 4.
urs ben 2utbsr umSeb,a1t bdtten, penn
i'm nt5t Der Rurfirit ba (bsn Namen wusts
ber gradbIer nidi) auf bte Wartburs ses
bra9t bdtts2" Der Nnbsre neists isuf3eno
bas 6aupt. Sd wolte ebsn mid In bas
@eiprdd mii9eu, :.ba iam ber gsnrdlsr
mir 5uuor. rSu metne 9erren", faste sr,
ralsranoer 9roBe 1T betanntli9 etueS
idben Gobss seitorben; man wuBte lang
ni1t moran. Sect bats elm @sIebrtsr
bsraus betommsn. Der &Gnts mar ben
,Ssiutten unbsquem. ha mii3ten fs ibm
Blauidurs in ben G~5ampasuer, uub ma
tirli1 itcrb er."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
y uuteS M~IlerIet.
Scr Slurm BON Babel.

Gin Wiifondr pon ben, Srbeu be,
@armeIiter bot auf bic Spise Der nod
itsbenbsr Erimmsr bss Eburmss Don Bd:
bel cine Statue Der vStssrsiden Sunsfrau'
ssisst, bic nod Bius TX. ssitsust bate,
Der Ebu,m Don Babel bat. ME b%etannt,
nur nod uon ben eiuitissn o9t Stoduerteu
bsrsn swst. Gber bic S65s bsrislbsn III
nod 10 s,oB, hoB bus 8auwert auf so
Rilomster TN 1mersile 81 isb.n lit. Nn
isiner 8uiis uimmt BET Gburm cine Jld1s
uon 1874 Suabratmetstn stn. Die Bod
feline, aus bsnsn sr suiammsnssisst 1T.
1uo nit RsiIi9,iit beoeat, bic binetusss
msiBelt 1T, beuor Der Stetu sebatsu wors
ben. 0su Cheer, usl9er an Der Stsae
oes Gemsuts psruenbst worbsn, bat man
aus elmer nod bsute in Der gidbe bss Eburs
meg bsisbsnbsn Susue estolt. Die
grrt&tuns Der Status Der %Sunsfrau auf
benz Gburme fano uuter grocer 5sisllt1tett
ffatt. weldsr isIbft Die Muielmdnuer 5ets
wobntsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
Nsr ,,Grweduuas"s uuo Ytobitipns=

preoiger Gam Jonss prubIt Jet In isinsn
Yrsbistsn tamit, buB sr ben Sirsctmeiit.r
non Baleline In Ssrls, Der ibm wssen
gsmsiner aui oer Raussl usribtsr gers
Isumbunssn bate si4tisen molten, bu,4.
sebauen babe. gu ga Grange in Georgia
J. y. vpreoiste" er fOlssnbermaBsn: Der
Mopor uou SaIsjttne uiro ii4 tinftis
isiusu damn crit sebOtis anisbsu, sbe sr
es wieosr unteruiumt, Ssmauten bartsus
prisslu. IS par ein erbarmunssuoaer
Nublid, ~ isbsu. ME Der 8uride feline
Yiiiols su siebsn usrIudts. Sd bin frob,
baB sr fs ui6t bsrausbetommsn tonute,
benin Ionit plrSe ia uitustbt sen6tbist
seusisu Iein, i'm gu t5otsn. So firtts,
oas mir nod nibt has Gnoe bon Der Sate
istn. Srssnb elm S4taubsrser DirS mid
uteoer s,nmal p1iissIn wc0en. SD perSs
teius Rubs bubsn. bis i'd S!manosn umse'
bratt." - Das 1T Elm bsr,li5er Breoiser
Der hriili1su 2isbe unb Der sdrs!i5en
@ntbaItiantsit. Rtdt uabr2 Dot CT psrs
bisrt bur6 feline maBloS totbeH uuo ses
meiasn ,Yrsoistsn" 9slo, uiel 9elo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
Go aibt taum elm SSuIfino in ben

Go 9ibt .aum elm S9uItino in ben
Der. Staatsn. bas auf bic 6rags: no
mirb Sas msiits Bier ~sstrunten? nitt 70:
fort bic antport bGtts: IN 0sut blano
unb bod III bic a~lsemsine Gnna5me fa!id,
benn bic ser. Staatsn MAIDEN bsm alien
SatsrIanb ben Stang itreitis. Der Bier.
p~ertauf fir bas Iaufsnoe Sa5r Yiro aui
SIS 600, 900 SAP auseidIasen ; tas srsiebt.
l $50. OoO, 900, nlio, bic Ssu0lteruus Der
Der. Staatsn auf SO, 600. 900 usranidIast,
uussidbr 81 @aIoneu auf ben Ropf, ooer
pisImsbr In bic 9urseI ber Bsu6lteruus.
Sn Oeuti9Ianb binsessa iino i'm ue,hohss
men Sabre l,249, $4,000 @aIonen &c.
braudt porbsn, bas madt auf cine YstiOu
uur 25 @alousu. uno tieiss grsebuiB tros
Gsmpersns. 5O4Iicsn1 une Yrosibition in
ben Der. Staaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
0encal Sb,rman biuts,laBt sin Der,

m0seu BON stpa $3.50, coo bis 5000, 900.
gr bat bur6aus nidt tnauieris sslsbt.
Ssiu @sbaIt uon $l3 900 erlaubte ibm
aber blbide idbrIi4e llsbeti&iiie, bic CT
tn @runbsissntbum tn aufua9ienbsn Stdos
ten i'm Wsitsn uusbrinssno au5ulsssn
wuBte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
Sic uuslhdlite Tragetsluna.

Gin 2dubratb manbte i3 on einsn
Srtsuoriteber r,it Der bSfIdsu Mufrass,
w.s pieI Meni9en pobI burdi9nittIi9 In
Der 9smsinbe ite1bsu birftsn. 6israui
antuortste Der DorfidnI,e: v5isr borf
Seoermann iisrbsn. ba Der S,tsuorfianb
bas S!sIbsn Gismauo psrbistsu tann.-
9israuf frdste Der 9lnoratb, pis ptsl bsnn
pcbl idbrli5 itsrbea ,%f6nntsn. Die Gu.:
mort lautsts: .6tsr t0nnsu Nus ltsrbsu,
ba bier nur ltstbItds Wsuitsn wo5usn."
8er5wsifelt itslte Der Yanbrutb nun bic
6!ase, wis uisl bsuu bort wobl ffsr6su
m6dten, uub prompt lautsts bic Mntport
r6ter mag Niemano iterbsu, sa aae ON
&sben baussn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
&inSsrMnno.

Yapa, mas uirb aus Dir, ID .nn On &c:
ito:bsu btlt2
Damn perbs i'd besrubsn.
WaR piIo ulio tsins Sits pom Dir
nader?
RtnO. mas bu NUT eissut!i5 fir ginfile
bait.
Ga, Sapa, Better Gbuarb iaste sefsrn,
Ou ieiit sia JtIj burd uno eura!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10

Gsgen Gin 9eberlsioen moran ID 3ebn
Sabre s~sIittsn bate, waubte i'd NIT sutem
griolsen Or. ausuif S0nis's 6lmburser
Gropfen an. - linton Rli5, 365 Ruples:
SiruBe, &o4eiier, 81. .. Su ausn apo!be:
Ten bu babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
3uuiel b%srlauQt.

r9srr 9aaptm ann, S5r Slus5srr blt
fi4 betIast, baB Sic u lbsr IL Wonas
ten bet ibm wobnea uno nod tstrsn
Yfennis Mietbs bsSa5It babsu - TT eas
uahr2"
aaeroinss, Ser Sbsrff. bafir babe i'd
aber aud pdbreub eieisr san;sn 3eit
meinen idmmtlthsn 9searf on Rafes.
Gbes, 3uter, Gosnac, Siis, Eabat .:
ausidlebIi6 bel ibm senommeul"
v6absu Sieoean oiele Sa1sn be;dbIi2"
rRsin. 6srr Oosrit - pas udre gu uiel
pe,IanQt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
@eilsnpeit in Der auuoe ucrbreitsn Fa in .

WSeiItnioett IN 0cr VaNoc peraFelten I'd IN otI
Gdae DON ~iuupissn ODER ab~eri4pswmteu Sirocru, CT ben
hateu lieru uon Str6men uuo 6tlien, bic bort ibrsr
peroeu nit cieitr Don G~auisnoen pou Reuiher, ~eingeat5,
met. peI5e Ta mid. tilt siusm ~pa1suoeu S4uBmiitel
sessn ibrea uuS.ilpOGsn G;naa6 s~epappust babeu. limb
ais 8orbeusuusSmittet. rein in isineu SetGuotbsiin uni
Der DifsuiaaitIta a%nertonnte GraB fir Oas sbi8sali6t
G6iHiu. Gein Name 1T 9oitetser'3 JtuSeubitters. siu
Sausn,i,tel uno zine Sausaltr uiat nur sssca @aIaria
~ionoeru aud seseu GpspepT3, Seritopfuns. s~rberleiceu
Rbeumati5mus. Tiersn uuO 5!aierteiSsn uuO %ervcFtdt
Inter ben itdrtersu @liriysn riarmt e5 ben sriten Rans ctr
unS regt Defenders cen appeitt an. Ran mus es absr
iGfematii5 gs5rau5cu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
Sue Ro. 2, tasH6.-OeEIid sebenO
Sue 70. 4, tdslids.- Osflib ssasno:

GurhjiSe uno S6lafwasen pom Dubuque
nod, SGu|ls Sltp, ct. Gaul, Wiuueapolis unb
GbcOGo. gfAr EN- ~9So9eupe6lel mad Ienpsr
ooer Sau Sranctsco.
j. y. S0ro, geu. Yaii. uub Sidet sIssnt,
Chicago.
W: y. ,Ssrmaire, Saii, uuo Gjtst Agent,
Sotel Suilea, Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
HfGt fatal.

9crr Gtess: ,Wsnu nier In frsmbsn
9dncetn resit IN nit be fremosn S5bra5su
nidt gang betanut Is, tann mer lsi9t rene
ununnsbmlidtest babsn. Dduon cen BET
ipiel. Wte i'd oa,umals ua9 Plris
ma4te, Do fam id gang ~efrorsn bort an,
IN ba bdtt t& met fur msin 9dpen serns e
SdB9sn 8uuions sebsn lafsn-id pasts
Sie aber MID, mas Sulions auf 5ran,si9
bssBt! so muBte i'd mid bait nit ssnsr
Sahs Raffss bssnisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
Der ihiedte BlaB.

Srau: v@arum molten sic benn fort,
aRna2 SD bd5ts bod, sic bdttsn bel uns
iibsr Hi5tS Su Hagen" - RS4in: sSie
ba6en gu mir s'iast. ME id Der tcmmsn
bin, bag nod ale 669iunsn uon ben YIas
meg ssbsiratbet babeu, unb i'd bin isst
idOn talb swsi Sabr' ba, unS Dab nod
net anal einen Qtebbabst &"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
Cine siaeathii mllhe Tplae bat cine

wv RsHF"6T"p0s'TN UV*NN
rslisiOis @rweduns in ben Oertben Barren
unb Blsaiant Platn in Sountinatcn 9cunty
in Snbiuna ssbabt. Oie Yeute bout psrs
na1ldifatsu niSt nur ibre Telbs uub
Sanearbsit unb ibrs @eiddfte, ioubsrn fs
bs5abltsn iosar ib,e S3uIoen, um u6uis
auf has Rsi1 9ottes ss,ifst 3u isiu,
psl5ss mob uor Often bsrsinbrs5sn fol-.
Der lImitanb, baB bic esute gar ibre Stuls
ben be,ableu, bon bsnen sartlman4e i9on
tn ben S9ornfsin gei4risben waren,
srrsst ioI5s Ssrpunberuns tn Der Tim:
ssssnb, baB man srnitIi5 baran bsntt,
bic S9ulosnjabler untsr Raratea 81
ffeusn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
8Q8 fir uuaeu er bat.

Ssrr gum MrSt, be: isbr tlsine aussn
bat) SD brau5e elm slttsit, Ssrr Doctor,
um In bic Warins sinsutrsten; baden sic
bic Site, untsria4en Sic mid auf 5arbsn:
bIinbbnt!" - Doctor: Bite, isbsn Sic
mid sinmaI an. Was babe i'd fir Nusen7"
- 9err: yS9weinsdussIsin, 5srr Doc:
tori"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-10
&ajernboiblltbe.

Snssant: pWeuid, sic finb ia gu
bamlia 8ounsn Gle bsnH ~ibsrbaupt cine
3abl i5rsibsn9" = Refrut: % ia!S-
SsrSsant: .BaS benn fur sins9" (Rstrut
idwsis). yRa, alsnfaus Ill nit Der
IiitsabsI, zen fs brei 3inssn batl@
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21
Mixed Aretnnhors in OIL.

To The Editor Of the .Suaday Register.
Some time ago the Wetzel Democrat
published the following tidbits, which
amused me somewhat, but since the
winding up Of the Simpson oil Company
and one or two others in which | was
interested, / have reSurrected these
''mixed metaphors" and find so much
satisfaction in their reperusal that | ask
YOU TO kindly publish them, believing
they will be of much solace to the many
hemabants situated Ike myself!
Oils well that ends well.
Oil is vanity and vexatiou OF spirit.
At last we know that there IS oil in
China. You will strike 1t If you bore deep
There is a time TO buy and a time to
sell and a wavfaring man though lool
need not err therein, but he often does.
If Oil the lies that nave been tod IN this
country were tanked the O. 4. II. K
would not be able TO furnish transporta-
Luck. of course there is luck, but a
business head is a stumbling block, and
geology is foolishness.
Oil ma needs is diet, ard sound, anC
abiding confidence in his own ignoran &c.
The end of that man IS grease, FOR death
ends Oil.
a lease is hold" and a release is a
'.let co." and there are acres Of mankind
who are studying how 20 come out OIL
hole.
Not the man who has sold. bat the maj
who has bought, is the man that Is sold
Selah.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21
A PIE AsING ENTERTAINMENT
Given by the Richie Alumni Association
Last Night.

The members Of the Richie Alumni AS
ISOLATION gave a literary and musical en-
tertanment at Westwood's Hall, last
night, which was an artistic and financial
success. The programme opened with a
chorus, "The Torpedo and the Whale
which was rendered in pleasing manner
by the members of the association. The
Linsly Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
followed with a selection which so pleased
the audience that they were compelled TO
respond To an encore. Miss Nora Bowman
then delivered humorous recita-
tioH, which caught on in great
shape. and she was compelled TO
appear again. Miss Alma Mater Wilson,
in pleasing soprano voice, sang "a Bunch
of Wild Roses,r and was rewarded with
liberal applause. The first part of the pro-
gramme closed with duet, Lost Pro
scribed," in which the voices of Messrs. II.
Y. Ankle and Charles Zulauf were heard
to good advantage.
1.-THE Peoples Lawyer" drama in two
acts followed Mr. a. r. Ray. in the charac-
ter of "Solon Single" added fresh laurels
to his already enviable reputation as
comedian The title role was sustained in
creditable manner, as was also the char
acter of Hugh Winslow,' impersonated
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21
The u. & o. Up seventeenth.

To the Editor Of me Sunday Register.
SIR-The proposition Of the B. & 0.
x. X. Co, looking to the removal Of their
tracks from Sixteenth street is surely
worthy Of careful consideration. believe
the new route can be carried through by
the proposed elevated Ilan without much
damage 70 private propsrty. Why not use
Seventeenth street froI4 Market to Eoffi
The Terminal company are to open up a
new street just south of the proposed
route. and there Will be no need OF two
streets so nigh together II the B. & O.
will transfer for q noulinal sum the old
Hempfeld yard and relieve Sixteenth
street of ;heir track the city can afford 10
be liberal as TO the right OF way, and this
seems 10 be the only way out of the diff
Guilty. II some concessions are not made
the track must stay, and every citizen
knows the annoyance aud constant delays
and dangers of the crossings, particularly
at Market street. CITIZEN,
Wheeling, June 20.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21

TIE hungry nav Of West Virginia
Justice was never so quickly appeased
with blood as it was last Friday at
Charleston. There are crimes, the punish
ment OF which Justly call forth the
plaudits Of the world. The offence for
which "Sim" Johnson suffered the
death penalty was heinous, and should
stand as monument 10 warn the vi
cious from a like trdnsgresSion. West
Virginia respects her daughters and
throws the cloak Of protection around
them. Woe be to him who draws il
aside. The despatch with which JUS
tice was melted out IN this case reveals
the honest condemnation Of a law
abiding public.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21

CANADA is becoming quite motropol-
lean. An NJ P. is charged with corrup-
tion i'm obtaining government contracts
for a private firm in which his brother
IS largely interested The head Of this
Csa yesterday testified before the Par
lameutary Comm ,tee to the effect that
iu three years his firm donated 100000
TO politicians for campaign purposes
and as 20 betwcels. Stil, Canada is
1ct out OF the woods.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21

PREPARATIONS are being made for 81
Prohibition meetings at the ASSN ~,
Grounds near Moundsyille, between J' -'1
and ID. Saturday, July II. viii b. r' ':,' D.
ers' Alliance day, and number of nm go. i
nent advocates will be present. and de ''.....
addresses. Senator w. 4. PETER. NJ .,, .'
sas, has accepted an invitation 10 be ,',.
ent and will make the address OF tho d...
Mr.. wilkins, OF Georgia. Secretary of ~.
National Farmers Alliance. Hon. J ~
Beverly, of Virginia, ana other dis,i.
guished Alliance men viii be present
Hon. G.. w. ATKINSON will couJue. ~ .
Young Mems meeting 1T the Y. 81. G s-
building this afternoon as O'clock
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21

by Mr.. J. B. Handlan. Miss Nor, p.
mans Grace Otis" is deserying DOW
peclai mention. Miss Alma Mater V-iIso-' -
as Mrs. OTIS acquitted herself I'm y t ',i1o'
did manner. the balance OF the c,s, '. =.
well taken. the whole being render, WAS
manner which would do credit N 49,. :. "a
s!onalS. The programme closed with y,
singing Of the class yell. -" Zig
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21
NEW NIARTINsvILLE.
L, O'BEIRNE,
FRED x. DIXON,
Jos. MILLER,
Committee.

New MARTINsvULE, June 20-Levi
Barger will remove his planning mill I'D in
Springer's addition above the station.
The farmers are well pleased with the
favorable wheat crop. Wheat is better
tled than il mas been for years and will
be READY 20 harvest next week.
Homo grown potatoes have made their
appearance.
Ed. Brast, who was at Harrisville few
days this week, returned home on Thurs
day morning
+. d. Lappert, deputy state councillor
Of the Jr D. I. A. NJ, was at Harrisville,
Richie county, Thursday, instituting a
lodge of the above order
w. L. Lideil was at Wileyville on Tues
day.
John Slender is at Mount Clements for
his health
A great deal OF tanbark is being shipped
over the o. Il. K r. from this point.
The river NJ this point IS full of trot
lines and a large number Of fine fish are
being caught Fish are more plentiful
this year than year on two aFo.