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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Politics in the House.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 1.-THE
House went into Committee OF the Nhole
on the District of Columbia bill A long
discussion foreign 10 the bill before the
committee ensued. Mr.. Richardson, oil
Tennessee, sent uD a number OF clippings
from Ohio newspapers, reporting outrageS
uDon the negroes in Ohio, Mr.. Grosvenor
said the OutrageS occurred in strongly
Democratic districts. No man IN ono, ne
declared. ever failed TO receive absolute
protection for all his rights, civil and poll
tidal. because he WAS colOred man \
single exception occurred IN 1884. A Demo
cratic lieutenant of police IN Ciuclnnatl
the night before the election arrested
l5S negroes. aud cOuined them IN
basement Of the Hammond street station
until after election. access to them being
absolutely refused. Then the false cry
was started that the men did not live IN
Cincinnati 10 was cOntemptble, false,
and was so adiudged in court by Judge
Baxter. The lieutenant stood in court
there absolutely crushed, and the only de
fense he made was that the Democrats had
hired and paid him 10 do II.
Mr. Springer, Of Illinois, said he was a
member of the committee appointed 10 IN
vesticate the Ohio election In 1851 He
declared the testimony showed that al but
two Of the negroes arrested were not legal
voters in Cincinnati.
Nr. ButterwOrth asserted that every one
of tue men arrested were citizens " On
cinnat'.
Peud ne a disposition of the bill, the
committee rose and the House adjourned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
GREAT MAN DEAD.
GEORGE BANCROFT, AMERICAS GREATEST
HISTORIAN, PASSES AWAY
At Els Home in Washington Very Suddenly
Yesterday AfsrnOOn-Hs Considered His
Life Work, the History Of the United
States, Finished Two Years Ago.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE commu-
nifty was greatly shocked this evening by
the news that George Bancroft, the vener-
able historian was dead. II had been real
lied that Mr.. Bancroft could hardly sur
vive much longer, the increasing infirmi-
ties incidental to his extremely old age
but he had been in cheerful spirits and ap-
parentlv better health this year since his
return from Newport than for several sea-
sons past, so that his death was sudden
and unexpected to all save a few
intimate friends who knew of the
attack of illness which carried him of.
Death occurred at $40 o'clock this after
noon. The end was quiet and peaceful,
and came after period of unconscious
ness lasting about twenty-four hours. The
whole illness was less than three days He
failed rapidly yesterday, and became uu-
conscious in the afternoon, in which state
he remained until the end. The attending
physician, DR. Wales, had left the house
short time before, as Mr.. Bancroft looked
then as if he would live through the night.
IL was decided this evening TO hold fu-
neral services at 10 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing id St. Johns Episcopal Church. The
interment will take place at Worcester.
Mass. where Mr.. Bancroft's wife is
buried.
Mr.. Bancroft was always fond of out
door exercise, which is due in large
to his good health and prolonged
life, and after his continued horseback
rides he regularly walked about the
city attended by an old servant. He
his life work as finished
two years ago, and of late had done no
literary work. During the last decade he
revised his great work, the history of the
United States, going over it in a severely
critical style, and eliminating the flowers
of rhetoric in the artistic work His last
production was a history of the formation
Of the constitution. He undertook to write
a history Of President Polks administra-
tion, in whose Cabinet he served as Secre-
-ary of the Navy, but was compelled TO
-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
FAULKNER's FEAT.

Ie Holds the Floor Of the senate for
Twelve urs-PrOceedings i'm Detail.
WASHINGTON. January l1-Wheu day
81, arrived This morning the Senate was
.il lr session with the Election Oil before
TIE al.night session had no charms for
iaer side, and those who sat II out show
le effects of their vigil.
Toe hours DetwecR and > 30 "a. m. were
elt .u iliy waiting for a quorum which
not come At the latter hour the Ser
1ntatArmS reported in writing the re-
Is Oi his visits 90 the residences OF Sen
u.s. One of the reports stated that Sen
ors Berry aud Butler had been seen IN
cloak room. and that the former had
i'ed thar be would come when he got
ldy, anu The latter had refused 70 obey
y orders
Az Informal colloquy made it appear
iaerc was no power given 70 the
sealf-at-Arms TO enforce obedience,
4 Alr D0.ph remarked that If the senate
r gwen an order which il had no power
el.once the sooner the Senate got out OF
rl.cu'Cus dilemma the better.
Ne'er. Democratic Senators had no the
-lruo presented themselves. including
sar' Coke, Gray and Reagan. Mr. Vance
eaftd 40 one Of the cloak room doors,
lis name was called, but he stepped
INTO Che room, saying he did not de-
rtco-u.t0u He vas. however, re
-et us present. The appearance OF Mr..
r-e. 90 5-}5. completed the quorum on
nI c1lL and Mr. Faulkner made an
start on his speech against the bill,
sn ,aere were not twenty Senators
-- t1t hearing of his voice
''oc.ocS Mr.. German made another
'o close the DAYS session. and spoke
.l.e efforts ever since midnight 20
quorum present He moved 20 dis
SKA all further proceedings under
i... SD us uot to disturb Senators who
snosed and give the Senators pres
-.i tle officers of the Senate q chance
.he ant get their breakfast. SO as 20
,-.a 40 l0oclock.
1lmUgds demanded the yeas and
-1 tlr G0rman's motion. and the ne
'.S yeas D, nays % As the vote
i uo quorum voted the Senate
a-t,u i'm the same endless r0uud
...l % had been revolving for the past
The roll had % be called, and
'-.l $50 Senators answered t0 their
showing that there had been more
-t t'dn arriving SeuatOrs
.-tl- --otler period of waiting for ab-
' who would not come. an inquiry
4 made oy Mr. Mitchell whether Mr..
-A'er nai finished his speech, and. If
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
REPUBLICANS MAY CAUCUS
ON Monday NIght-A Dissection of the
Vote Yesterday.


WAsuINeToN. January 1.-THE Repub-
lican Senators are making an effort to have
a caucus Monday night TO determine the
further order of procedure. Although no
Senator would assume the responsibility Tor
the statement, ii was limited that the pur-
nose of the caucus was to make another
effort to reconcile the Republican Senators
who have been in opposition TO the bill,
and events had so shaped themselves dur
ing the last few hours as TO war
rant the hope that success would
attend the effort. Clrcumstantial
evidence of a certain degree OF strength TO
support this story was found In the fact
that on a motion coming from the Demo-
cratic side of the chamber to amend the
elections bill in an essential point, four OF
the Republican Senators who have hither-
10 voted with the Democrats, voted again
with their party, and two were absent Ihe
position taken last night by Senator Tel
ier in nairing himself with a Democratic
Senator. Mr.. Berry, was also cited as an
Indication of at least a partial change OF
sentiment. as was the further fact that
Senator HOar. in charge OF the Dill to-day,
accepted readily an amendment proposed
bv Senator Wolcott-
Further in the proceedings, however,
when the Reagan amendment, altnongh
tahIed received the votes of Senators Tel
Ter Wolcott, Stewart and Quay from the
Republican side, this theory received a
slight backset; although those who see har-
monv about to follow, explained the vote
ON the ground that the purpose OF the
amendment was meritorious, and that 1t
could not be regarded as a strict party test.
Certain it is, that the silver Senators are
desirous of some kind of action on the 0lh
i'm order to get it out of the way, and their
anxiety on this point is construed oy the
their mart 10 adopt the speediest and most
nromisinc method of achieving their desire,
which il it does not admit of their voting
for the bill. will at least warrant them in
refusing to follow the lead of the Demo
cratic minority. in so far as 1t would IN
volve the adoption of dilatory tactics.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
/ WEARY WATCH.
E,nator Faulkner'S Feat in the
United States Senate
TWELVE HOURS VIGIL
1a Taxes the Endurance Of the
Republican Senator'S.
.,g,g BILL PUT TO SLEEP
"a. Tim, Beng By the Superior Gensr-
.a, ,thsDsnoaats--Ssnators Kenna
fHw Have a WOrdy Sparing
w.s ID Which the West Vr-
gar Scores the Most
p.nS---H0uSe
Affairs.
49,, Tavss the Endurance Of the
Republican Senator'S.
.,s,s BILL PUT TO SLEEP

.r. > frv Rsgister.
r....,.t- r,-o,.,-
u-..r.y.r0N, ID. ~ '''.I''-' -,,.,o,.1,s No
.-sg TO-DAY ol - ..o l,s,,Ii-re1.
lralte Wl-cu 9ei.''-Gl I ',.,,'i ,.3 ',, y,
canned .u -.e oe-A,c as h..7S 80 -,
He-o- tre -l9t az .l.i l.i'i. E. t,; te.-..;',,, 49,
lbs, .gl- ana ne ,,. ,'-.e ~, ~ so,- -o,.r .- =
rlau aA.'-l-.- .| IS Se,s-e chamber for
newer s--a- - -io Serqror was
AL ...' ..-. 81. '' s,e~l- ronrinu-
-re r- ht l' ---- s..-,..,.7 h., II, ~,
-r 0.. De- ..- -ssg.,,,ho inter-
ans -'.. ., .-,.-.,'... or as soon as the
o-.. t ..l,oL .N.N--'-' ,f--.-,.t,., III.
el -o-.- was l-~,.s he ala not
Senator ,.Ne ,,.s1ie riobf and
a.. O. w.r1 .. -.1'. ,-.i.,.-o.6av He kept
r.re.. - l.'. .' ,.'' - 5.iivered
voice uoroeti--is " ga -, mis-
e dosing sentences '. l.-..,..,I,, . nv at rhe
ae-l- rs. .-. -,ta.s on the whole Dill,
m - ,~ b, th. consideration Of
20 ...- ... ,.. tho fourteenth section.
i- ..-. .r,-,,s the supervisors of
DIS '. ...3,..... 1,yvers. aud Senator
| " .'.' t,-lr1 is intended 20 limit
l--'--- .,.ts ,rrsrv clerical ones of
FL. -,.,-~re rhis amendment was
---s1 ,- TODAY. bl- was laid aside for
.-., mis- action. it is understood,
-- 49,. ,,....,,-so someof the Republicans
a, ,,'e-' 49,. ir more thoroughly, as
t'lie .o 'N ..-, ..- annropr,ateress and
-ef le,o,-3 ,.,.3 ..., inclined to adoutit.
s,nes'' '-''' los, NIGHT
Dur.ng ,-e . Reels ,ut he
here was 80 .-..-4 f4,ar I'm which
,,'- '.......i -a, Massachusetts, man
q, b., ,-,u0se ou the Senate by
..f ..'-.. ,.rr.seuta-ions. Mr. Hoar
l., -. ....ari i,.ar.s 20 the Oill which he
.,,-..i .~.rs sr-r1ri1ed bv the commit
..,l .'. -....r ,--r,, entitled 10 the right
- an S.-.-,- Kenna questioned
-. ,.e .rsrimepts for which Mr.
.,...... ,,..s +, ,scure special privileges
| ..-. MIN ffs enforsement of the commit
A -.-,-,- u-.- declared that they had
..., .,rr-.r..I Bv the committee
,r~ k,rra -aen made inquiry among the
,.r member, of the committee and dis
-.red chat the amendments had never
..n considered in committee Armed
.fn ts-, information he taxed Senator
ioa, vy.rn attempting to humbug aud im-
,ose on the Senate.
me Massachusetts, man undertook
o excuse himself but Ar henua
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Sunreme Court.
spectdE Teleqrdm to the Sunday Register.

Special telegram to the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January lin
the Supreme Court to-day the following
cases were submitted: Ringold VS.. Suter,
from Cabell. Rumsey, Rood y Reed VS..
Laidley, from Cabell. Buena Vista Free
stone Company VS.. Parrish, from Caoell.
Radcliffe. administrator, VS.. County Court
of Wayne: writ of error allowed. Yer,
lander VS. Harvey, from Cabell; appeal
grunted. Walker VS.. Henley, from Caoell /:
writ of error allowed. Phillips VS. city OF
Huntington. from Cabell; writ of error al
lowed Blackshire VS.. Petit, from Cal
houn; appeal dismissed on motion by ap-
pellant and reallowed Greenbrier Lum-
ber Campany. VS. Ward & Cunningham,
from Roane; petition for writ OF error re
fused
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
The Indian ,ituation.

PINE RIDGE, S d., January 1.-THE
council between the friendly and hostile
Indians reported in these dispatches has
tended TO revive the anxiety Of many
white people, and assure the In
dians that their fear OF being mas
sacred by the soldiers was without
foundation Everybody seems TO feel that
the trouble has been brought TO close.
Up 10 noon to-dap Il guns had been turned
in by the hostiles. More weapons are ex-
pected tomorrow. Several companies of
infantry and cavalry have been ordered
back TO their posts. The Indian camp is
quiet to-day, and another council will be
held this afternoon to consider the separ-
alton of the tribes.
The Cheyennes have already been sent
on their way to Tongue river. The Brules
will be sent TO the north. Those from
Standing Rock will be returned thither,
and the Ogallaas will be kept here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Bad state of AGairs in Tipperary.

DUBLIN, January 1.-THE news from
New Tipperary is far from encouraging.
Those who entered into the fight there
against the abuses Of landlordism may be
said to have surrendered after being un-
mercifully beaten by the enemy. The com
pleteness of the victory gained by landlord
ism may be judged from the fact that all
the stalls in the former business thorough
fare, known as O'Brien's Arcade, with the
exception of three are either permanently
closed or in the hands of bailiffs, the latter
having seized them for debt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
OVER A MILLION.
The Loss by the Fire In the Carpet
Mills

Mills.
PHILADELPHIA, January 1.-THE fire in
the carpet mills Of John and James Dobson
was brought under control about o'clock
this morning. but the big establishment
was practically destroyed.
The flames were first detected about 10
o'clock, IN the picker room, and spread
with such rapidity that the hremen were
unable TO cope with them. Within half an
hour from the time the fire was discovered
the roof of the Brussels shed fell in, and at
II 10 o'clock the roof and walls Of the main
building collapsed with tremendous
crash, followed in few minutes by the
roof and walls of the other building in
flames.
At IL 80 o'clock the entire carpet plant Of
the firm was destroyed and the iiremen
confined their efforts TO preventing the
spread of the flames TO the plush, blanket
and cloth departments Two large engines
and the valuable machinery in all parts
of the big carpet mill were totally
destroyed.
The loss is estimated at sl.l2S.0O0 On
this there il an insurance of Sl.O00,OO0
placed in 400 different companies in this
country and in England.
The mills are situated at the Falls OF
Schuylkill, and gave employment TO
nearly the entire population Of that
suburb.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
nisannninted burglars.


SDscldl IeIeQrdHl 70 nc SuHuuY Hty'"'eT'
CHARLESTON. w. VA, January 1.-THE
safe of the Marmet Mining Company S
office at RAYMOND City, twenty miles from
bere was blown open last night and rob
bed, The manager had been to Charleston
Yesterday after money, to-day being pay
day. The usual amount distributed on
nav dav is about $4,000 and this amount
was supposed to be in the safe, but fortq,
natelv il was not sent from Charleston till
this morning. The burglars were there
fore disappointed and only secured about
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Parkersburg Points.

Special Telegram to the Suaddy Reglsfer.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January T.
Mrs Murdoch. wife of DR. j. n. Murdoch,
wholesale druggist, of this city, died sud
denly of heart disease, this morning, at the
family residence.
Miss Jessie Phillips, of Wetzel county,
was found guilty of an infraction OF the
revenue laws and fined 500 in the United
States Court to-day
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Memorial Returned.

Sr. PETERSBURG, January l7.-The I'm
perial Commission on Petitions has re-
turned to London the memorial in behalf
Of the Russian Jews addressed 20 the Car
by the large representative meeting held
at the London Guild Hall. The returned
memorial is accompanied by a communica-
ton for the Mayor Of London stating that
the Commission is not authorized 10 pre-
sent snch memorials 10 the Car
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Very HardIines.

BERLIN. January IA cabinet-makcr.
who was recently sent as a delegate from
a number Of fellow-workmen to warn their
employers that they would go out on astrike
unless their wages were increased, was
promptly arrested at the instance Of one OF
the employers he called upon. Eventually
the man was tried on a charge Of trying 10
extOrt money by threats, and to-day he was
sentenced 10 Imprisonment for six months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
O,Rrien,s Intentions.

DUBLIN, January l1.-It is announced
that in the event of Mr.. John Dillon being
selected leader of the Irish Parliamentary
party Mr.. William O'Brien will almost i'm
mediately afterwards return TO the United
States and resume the work which W IS in
terrupted by the recent complications in
Irish affairs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Heavy SHOWS In France.

PARIS, January l7.-Heavy snow storms
are reported from Bordeaux and PeigreuX,
coupled with the statement that traffic Of
all kinds in these cities and the surround
ing regions has been brought TO a complete
standstill. In the department Of Gordonge
all the rivers are frozen over, and wolves
are ravaging the sheep pens. Several
deaths by freezing are reported from the
department OF Cher.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
sprinting Championship of West Virginia

CHARLESTON, January Thames A
Cherry. of this city, well-known sprinter
ran hundred yard dash to-day with the
s.IJnknown, - for $500 side and the cham
pionship of West Virginia. 1t had been
raining all day, and the course was so
slippery that the time was not taken
Cherry bounded away at the signal and
came in six feet ahead and looking back
The unknown turned out to be one Kerr
from Pennsylvania. A good deal OF money
changed hands.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18

P,rrsBURe. Pa, January 1.-THE mem
hers of the grievance committee OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Company's employees are
holding another meeting here to-day. The
COMMITTEES numbers about eighty members.
a conference was held with the officials,
hut il is understood no conclusion was ar
rived at. The men will remain here for
several days, or until some terms are mu-
tually agreed upon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Slmgged To Death.

LoGAxspoRT, IND, January John
Gibbs. a notorious character of this city,
was killed here yesterday by Barney kin,
saloon keeper. Mr.. Gibbs entered Kliff's
saloon and abused Kliff, who seized piece
of rubber hose loaded with lead. and strik-
ing Gibbs back of the ear, felled him to the
floor, Gibbs dying in few moments.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Got OF Easy.

MILWAUKEE, January IA special to
the Ereniag wisconsin says that Leon Per
rim. the New London, Wisconsin, banker
convicted of receiving and disposing OF
money stolen from the Iron Exchange oank'
of Hurley, was sencenced to-day. He esc
caped with fine of 500 and the costs OF
prosecution-in all =, lSS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Warrington Field.

Mann NGToN, w. VA, January l7.-Oil
was struc'z to. day at the well on the Baker
farm, aboU. five miles southwest Of this
place The hole filled up 400 feet with oil
in ten minutes after tapping the pay sand,
when it was shut down TO make connec-
tions. The well is three miles ahead of de-
velopments and the strike was unexpected.
The drillers, the Logan Oil Company, have
a big block of territory surrounding. The
strike is important and will turn develop
ments in that direction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Projected Stove Trust.

DETROIT, Mich, January l1,-An at
tempt is being made by New York capi-
talists to organize stove trust. The mat
ter has been laid before the stove manufac-
turers of this city, but they have refused
TO take part in it, tits believed that with
out their cooperation the combination can
not be made effective.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Want Sullivan to Fight.

ST. LOUIS, January 11.-Jim Wakely
and Phil Lynch are on their way to Chi
caco. from New Orleans for the purpose
of trying TO persuade j. l.. sullivan 10
make match with Slavin, whose trends nus
say they are ready TO back him for $4,000
AGAINST the champion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18

New ORLEANS, LA, January l7.-Jack
McAuliffe, of New York, and Billy Myer,
of Streator. H., have signed articles oi
agreement to fight with gloves to hnish
for y 600 a side within three months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Army Officer Suicides.

RrcE's LAKE, Wis, January l1-Capt.
Frank A. Bulger, formerly OF the Eleventh
New York heavy artillery, has committed
suicide by taking poison. Long and con
tinued ill-health led to the commission OF
the act
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Throw Up the Sponge.

SIOUX CITY, IA, January 1.-THE ofi-
GERS of the Law and Order League state
that that organization will cease for the
present its efforts to enforce the prohl0l-
tion liquor law. They say it is hopeless
work, for city and county authorities oP-
nose them, and their funds are exhausted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Sunday School Superintendent Gone
Wrong.

MANKATo. MIN, January 17.-George II,
Powlngton, superintendent of one of the
Sunday Schools here, church member and
head clerk OF the mailing department OF
w. p. Mcconnell, dry goods merchant ana
postmaster, is missing, and between -, 600
and $40 600 is also gone.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
Cure fnrPlmnlesl

Nv face for the last few years was COW
cred with pimples so bad, that used tc be
ashamed 70 20 anywhere. ! took two bot
lies OF Sulphur Bitters and the pimples
disappeared. | use them every spring. -
C. K. DOir, F'aH Rircr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
More Peaceful Look.

LONDON, January 1.-THE latest advices
from Buenos Ayrcs are Of more peaceful
character than those received yesterday.
The rebels, who have assembled in the
province Of Entreres, il appears. have
been disarmed oy the force OF national
troops against them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
shotin a saloon Row.

OMAHA. NEE, January H.-Pat Ford;
son of State Representative Ford, shot and
fatally wounded young fellow known as
| .Rillv the Kid in barroom row.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-18
. Jealous Husbands Deed.

TlProx. IND, January 17.-Wm. Nair. a
laborer. shot his wife and then himself
This morning. Jealousy is supposed to
have been the cause.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-07
WITH THE PRESS GANG.

Pooh unfortunate. miscalculated Nc
Graw, the wincing jude, who 10y nature is
untitled to occupy the position by which
he manages Co exc out measly exist
ence on Shiny little sheet published at
Calumet and called the Conglomerate, is
in terrible passion because 1hiE DIA-
MoND DRILL gave him few truthful and
therefore stinpng statements in an issue
of recent date. Although McGraw al
ready has n reputation widespread
throughout the Upper Peninsula as be.
ing wholly incompctent in every branch
OF the noble profession he disgraces, his
latest attempt. the editorial chair, is
"winning'' for him "A reputation that will
place him IN a gloriously conspicuousp pos
ition on the list Of mental pygmies of
the century. Like great many other
"hcwers OF wood and haulcB Of water"
whom dire misfortune has allowed TO cs-
cape their proper walk In like, this men
tally debauched specimen Of the human
mmily chooses 90 cater TO the dcpraved
and degraded ~ his Tx, rs has been ex-
empliticd by McGnpw by his open defense
Of his bosom friend, the sncaking. steal