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The evening world., 1891-07-14
FOREIGN NEWS OF The DAY.
Madhouse Waits Again for Pres
ident Carnot's Assailant,
Balmaccda's New Cruiser Hurrles
from France to Portugal.


PARIS, July 1.-THE madmnn who flred At
President Carnot at the opening OF the new
Avenue de Ia Rcpublique yesterday, will
probably be sent back to the asylum from
which he had but recently been released.
This is the second time during his nd
miniStration that the President has been the
target for lunatics pistol. lie stood ycstcr-
days attack very compoSedly, but people
wanted to lynch his aSsailnnt
The evening world., 1891-07-14

Tho entries of the Rosedalc Boat club, of
liobokcn, In the Hudson Rowing Association,
will probably be as follows;
-Four Dared Barge-Entrup, strokc Rosen-
baum, 3; o. Alccs, .; WalSChcid, /; Ferris,
coNswnin, and Kothc, substitute. single Gig
John Bruning, Pairs-Not decided; prOba-
bly, Al Entrup ana +. Zang. The club hnS
expended Sl,3oO in improvements and new
boats this Spring
The evening world., 1891-07-14
The La1IIea DeIIrhtnd.

with which ladies may use the liquid fruit
laxative, syrup OF Figs, under all conditions
make It their favorite remedy. Il is pleasing
70 the eye and 20 the taste, gentle, yet ef-
fe6tuAl In acting on the kidneyA liver and
bowels 80
The evening world., 1891-07-14
so,ace for John M. Comstoos.

When Naval Onicer willis reduced the ex-
pcnses OF his offlce he discharged Auditor
John NJ. Comstock, Cleveland appointee.
Mr.. COmstock had friends at court how
ever, and has been appointed Chief Of the
customs Division OF the Treasury Depart
ment.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Knights Templars Going to Europe.

Knights Templars Going to Europe.
Temple Commandery OF Knights Templar
and Appendant orders No. 2, stationed at
Albany, will begin grand pilgrimage to
Europe next Wednesday on the Inman liner
City OF Berlin, which has been specially char
tered for the occasion. Already 30 Knights
have decided TO accompany the excursion
The route takes in Ireland, England, Scot
land, France, Belgium, Switzerland and Italy
returning by special Red Star line steamer
The evening world., 1891-07-14
MRS RGLoRY TRIES HER HAND

She Breaks a Mans Nose with
Water Pitcher and 10 Held for
Trial.
Mrs. william McGlOry, the wife Of the
former owner OF Armory Hall, was arrested
yesterday at Baldwins, l.. l., for an assault.
The police found her IN a bathroom, where
She had taken refuge,
She Is charged with smashing n pitcher
over the head OF man named Fitzpatrick,
breaking hiA nose, during row.
Al Rockville Centre Court, Mrs MeGlOry
was admitted to bail.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Fire Woke Up the Tenanta.

Tenants at T0a Second avenue were badly
scared about O'Clock this morning by fire
which broke out iu Charles Vests furniture
shop in the basement. II wns CXtinguished
before much damage was done.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Platt and Miller to Dine olarkson.

Platt and Miller to Dine Clarkson.
President J. s. Clarkson, OF the National
Republican League, is expected 10 arrive
from Europe on the City OF Rome tomorrow.
He will deliver an address at the Summer
nights festival OF the sixteenth District Re-
publican League.
Friday evening the General will be ban
quoted by the officers OF the League at the
Oriental Hotel, Manhattan Beach. Among
others who will be present will be ex-Senators
Thomas Q. Plntt and Warner Miller.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Concert In Mt. Morris Park.

Erbens seventy-first Regiment Band will
play this evening at O'Clock In Mt. Norris
Park. The programme includes "star Span
gied Banner" march, overture, waltz, idyl,
grand selection, cornet solo by Mr.. Theodore
Hoch, - The Owls Patrol, selection, romance,
grand potpOurri and q" Home, Sweet Home"
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Bloomingdale Bros,
Third Ave., Cor. 59th 81.
THEY FIXED" NO PAPERS.
Jefferson Market ofnclals Deny
Charges in the Kerwin Case.

Charges have been publicly made that ofi-
GERS at Jefferson Market Court have wrong
fully tampercd with the papers In the case OF
James u. Kerwin, the Tammany leader in the
seventh District, who was charged with as
sault and battery by Mrs. Mary Allen, OF 44Q
West Twenty-nrst street, and arrested on
June ~ last.
The Clerk NJ the Court denies very emphati-
Cally that there was any fixing Of the papers
either through the influence OF MIR. Kerwin or
any one else.
fhe record Of the Court shows that $500
bail was given by Kerwin June 2S, his bonds
second street, and the papers were sent to
Special Sessions the following day, the receipt
given by the Clerk OF that Court bearing date
OF June 20.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Gen. Thomas Harrison Dead.


ST. LOUIS, July IA despatch from Waco,
Tex, announces the death OF Gen. Thomas
Harrison. He was born In Alabama In 1929,
removed 20 Mississippi In his early youth,
served throughout the Mexican war and the
nent part In the politics OF the state OF Texas
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Fell Into a Vessel. Fold.

Seaman Andrew Peterson fell into the hold
of vessel living AZ the foot Of East Ninth
street to-day and was taken to Bellevue
Hospital seriously hurt internally.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
ANOTHER UNKNOWN HERO.
He sprang from q Pier and Saved
a Child from Drowning.

Child from Drowning.
Frank Adler, OF Newark, N. j., paid visit
to some friends at stapleton, $. J., yesterday.
He was accompanied by his two daughters,
aged three and flve years respectively.
The party went boating in the afternoon,
when Lena, the elder girl was thrown into
the water by the swell OF a passing steamer.
The father seemed helpless, when George l..
Cohen, Of A. East Broadway. divcd overheard
from pier and caught the drowning girl by
the hair.
he placed her on the Doaf' wheh reSIoTa-
tivcs were applied, and SHE vas soon sum-
Ciently recovered to be taken to her home.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
" THE" AND THE JAP" GETTING
WELL.
Dive-Keeper Aliens Assnilant Il
Vindicated- Both Convalescent.

Vindicated- Both Convalescent.
II was reported this morning that " nc +"
Allen, the divekeeper who was stabbed with
an ice-pick by John Carraro, In the saloon at
South Finh avenue and Bleeckcr street last
Thursday night, was doing well and was re-
cover ny strength rapidly
CarrurO, who was discharged from the hos
pital and held In $4,000 bail ~ Jefferson
Market yesterday, + very bitter Ia his deuun-
Citations uf Allen and every body who was pres
while badly bruised and blcediug was neg
lecteu by the doctors who were summoned
While CarrArO Will not hay that he intends
10 complain against Allen, hr gives tho I'M
preston that he and his friends will endeavOr
TO see that he does not 60 10 prison alone,
Allen began the night, CRrTarO saws, and
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Broke Hts Skull, bv a Fail.

Michael Antonio, n bottler, forty-one years
old, OF 4O1 East Fitty-nfth street, fell from a
ray loft at 424 at $40 this morning and frac-
turcd his skull Bellevue Hospital
The evening world., 1891-07-14
RAlLRoADING A THIEF.

ArraiGned In Two Courts and SEN
fenced in Twenty-fl Minutes.
John Dunn was held ut the Tombs this
morning for stealing pair OF leld-glasses last
evening from the steamship Athos, lying at
pier 81 North River.
lie was Immediately arraigned in General
sessions, pleaded guilty and was sent 20 the
Penit6ntiaTy for one year.
Tho entire proceedings In the two courts
took Just twenty-five minutes.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Dead on the Railroad Track.

A mans dead body was found on the track
Of the New Haven Railroad opposite st. Johns
College, in Fordham, NJ daybreak this morn
Ing lie had evidently boon struck by a train
and was unrecognizable. The Coroner will
inyeStiuate.
The evening world., 1891-07-14

Judging from the activity of the several
gun clubs in this vicinity there will he ~
mond trophy In the syracuse Convention OF
1902
The evening world., 1891-07-14
DR. Ewing ao,ns to London.

sanitary superintendent Dr. william A.
Ewing Will sail for Europe tomorrow on the
city OF Berlin. lie viii represent the New
York Health Board N the International
lIenlth Congress In london.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Tramps steal e1eb In Red Bank.

ESPECIAL TO TaE EvENINd woRLD.l
RED BANK, n. j., July l4.-Tramps infest
the neighborhood, soaring women and thiev-
ing. Last night Joseph Growers apartments,
over his store on Broad street, were entered
and sl95 stolen.
The evening world., 1891-07-14

the famous trap shot, finds considerable trou.
bic IN finding man to meet the Captain NJ
the trnp. He challenges any man in the
world to shoot at 600 birds, and makes his
remarks 80 pointed to the crack shots Of Chi.
Cago and Kansas city that there IL no posi-.
bility OF there being any misunderstanding ns
10 his meaning.
The evening world., 1891-07-14

hours, in comparison with the corresponding
date OF last year, as Indicated py the 'her-
mometer at Perry's Pharmacy
1890 1891 1890 1891
az M,,..... MM,,,..... % x "a a. NJ. 10 so
Average Temperature for corresponding date last
rear. fUA.
The evening world., 1891-07-14

The Hudson River Rowing Association have
medals md badges to the value Ot S375 for
the regatta on July lS. In fact, medal for
each man In winning boat, and n banner for
the club.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
FOR A CHANGE OF VENUE.

Pleading to Take the Gleason As
sault Gases to Another Court.
Col Fellows being fll his partner, ex-
Judge Gray, argued in Judge Garrett
sons Court, at Long Island City, the
motion for change Of venue in the
cases OF Deputy Samuel II. Anschell a
Alfred Nelson, charged with assault up
Mayor Patrick J. Gleason.
Lawyer Noble, for the Mayor, opposed the
motion. The hearing was not finished at
recess.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Died on tho boulevard.

Joseph Gordon man about forty-fve years
old fell on the Western Boulevard, near Sew
entieth street, about O'Clock this morning,
and died before nm ambulance arrived The
Coroner was notified
The evening world., 1891-07-14
choroed y,th Till r,nn,ne

oscar Miskerd Of 200 South Ninth street,
Brooklyn, was held at EsseN Market to-day,
charged with tapping Shoe-Dealer David
Wang's Till at 343 Grand street.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
MUGGY AT THE CAMP.
Excellent Progress in the Tactical
School at Peekskill.
I,rycIAL TO INV rvExINo wonLn.l

IFrVCIAL To INV EVENING wonLD.l
STATE CAMP, PEEKsKILL, July l4.-Though
1t is q muggy, hot and extremely unpleasant
day, the Second Provisional Battalion and
the Twelfth Regiment have MADE no deNla-
tipn from the orders for tactical practice.
This mornings battalion drill was great
successes.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Killed in snuutnn puuvil Cut.

The body OF Frederick lIotaling, OF West
Albany, n brakeman on the New York Cen
trail was brought to the MorRue this morn
ing from the Thirty Precinct station
House He fell on freight train IN the Spuy-
ten Duyvil cut last night and was instantly
Killed
The evening world., 1891-07-14
New Workers Gift to Bowdoi-.

tBY ASSOCIATED PREss.l
BRUNSWICK, Me-, july l4.-The Misses
Walker, Of New York, It Is stated, have offered
10 give an art building TO BowdOin College, 20
cost upWnrd OF 100000.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Republican Slatemakers' Prophe-
nlaa

From Republican sources comes the story
that the state ticket OF that party next Fall
is liable to be headed by Cornelius n. Bliss, Of
Becker, OF Buffalo, for LIeutenant-Goyernor.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Fair, Warmer, South Winds.
WASHINGTON, July

WASHINGTON, July
IA. - Hedthsr mdi-
cations:
For Connecticut
dHd Eastern NetD
York GenerdIIv
Jdh; SltghfIp lDdrDL.
Pr. sOIifh tripdA
ThetollOwingrecord
shows the Changesin
the temp eTaJure Tor
tha naaf tWRntV-fDlIT
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Phlneas AuRur Dead.
[BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. |

MIDDLETOwS, Conn, July l4.-Phineas II.
Augur, aged sixty-five, Prohibition candidate
for Governor last Fall, died suddenly OF heart
disease az his home In Middlefield this morn
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Harlem jackson Democrats Excur-
sion.

The Jackson Democratic club OF Harlem
will have its first excursion Monday next.
The objective point Is Cold Spring Grove on
the Sound. Alfred j. Johnson, Mayor Grants
stenographer Is president OF the club.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Weak Men

Easily, QuicIly, Permanently RESTORED,
, ,Weqkness1 Nervousness Debility, and oil
he IeaatH Of over Sorf sleSnsns wa4,s fT
strength, deyslopment and tone given to eyerJ
mtthodls Immediate improvement Bssn. Failure
: imPosalblo, 1000 rVferenees hook, explanations
and proofs mailed (ssAlsd) free. Address EltlE
pEpICAL CO., "a Niagara ST., buffalo,
The evening world., 1891-07-14

Eighteen year-old Herman ziegler, OF ~
Delaney street, was held nj the Tombs to-day
for knocking down and running over lvc-
year-old Julia Aquara yesterday In Spring
street
The evening world., 1891-07-14
CITY NEWS TERsELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from Note
Book and Docket

Put Out the Fire a Second Time.
Fire broke out early this morning in the de-
bris Of last nights blaze at 6?7 and $50
water street. 1t was put out this time cfrec.
lively.
The evening world., 1891-07-14

The Roscdnlc Bont club, NJ HobOkcn, will
enter In the liobnken Evening News regatta,
which takes place the frst week In August, In
the following contests Single gig, pair- -anrcd
crew. douhlC-scull crew, with coNswain n
comparatively new innOvntiUnl; four-oared
senior crew, and Capt. jake Fensel will up-
hold the dignity Of the club In the tub race.
There II movement on foot among some of
the prominent New York trnp-Shots TO cstab-
lish new gun club.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
Depew Sails To. Morrow.

Chauncey NJ. Depew win sail tomorrow on
the steamship Majestic for his postponed
European vacation.
The evening world., 1891-07-14
MhrM! Ain,t IL Hot!

Cool on with a glass 9i perfect soda water !,
ave. and 22d u. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01

Tho Republican State Committee OF
Ohio has adopted a business.liko
method OF investigating the legality Of
tho election Of Calvin 5 Brico to tho
United States Senate. Tho matter has
been entrusted TO cx-Attorney General
George X. Nash, m able lawyer, to
make fair and impartial inquiry into
Mr.. Bricc's citizenship ut tho time OF
his election. Mr.. Nash has instruc.
tions to go to tho bottom OF tho matter
and to report the facts as he finds them,
whether they be in Mr.. Bricc's favor or
against him. There is to be no strain
ing at point, or graspins at any tech
nicalities which might afford an excuse
for q contest
Ii it should uppcar to Mr.. Nash's sat
isfaction That Mr.. Bricc was not bona
fide citizen OF the state OF Ohio when no
was elected senator, and that no was
chosen contrary to the law and in viola.
ton OF the express mandate OF the con-
stitution, 1t will be SO reported. II, on
the contrary, it is found that he was u
legal citizen, the Republican state COM
mittco will be SO informed and the
matter will be dropped.
Nothing more fair and honorable
could be suggested, and the method
adopted cannot be objected to by the
most partisan Democrat. II it is found
that Mr.. Brico is not legally entitled to
seat in tho senate, he will DO thrown
out, il the senate does its duty, and
there is no reason to believe that that
body will not decide tho case upon its
merits,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01
Mr.. Wilson's Chances.

Each day Hon. VIM. L. Wilson's
chances for the speakership loom up a
little stronger. 1t is now conceded
that il it is to DO dark horse Mr..
Wilson is as much "in it" as any other
OF the prominently mentioned gentle
men. Mr.. Wilson's selection would be
quite as much OF victory for Cleveland
aid free trade rs would be the choice of
Mr.. Mills, but he is the better man OF
the two in other respects and would
make more satisfactory speaker. He
isn't fire-cater and is able to maintain
a cool head on heated occasions. That
is ono OF the requirements.
Mr.. Wilson, being a gentleman Of
culture and fair parliamentarian,
would undoubtedly command the re-
spect of his fellow members on both
sides Of the house. However We may
differ from MIR. Wilson's political opin-
ions, We are bound to admit that
should no be chosen speaker OF the
house OF representatives, tho choice
would reflect credit upon his Demo-
cratic colleagues in this one respect at
least.
Aside from this consideration it is OF
little moment whether Mr.. Wilson is
chosen speaker or not, since he is tho
dark horse being groomed by Mr.. Mills,
the rampant British free trade tire.cater,
and his election would simply be vic
tory for his trainer. lfWilson is chosen
Mills will be chairman OF tho ways and
means committee, and lice rersa. That
is well understood.
As to the political aspect'o the whole
case, SO far as Republicans are con-
cerned it does not matter whether it is
Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Mills, Mr.. Mcmillan
or any OF the others, though perhaps
the election OF either Mcmillan or Crisp
would insure the appointment OF a more
conservative ways and means commit
tee than would the election Of either OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01
A Bold BluR.

Tho friends OF Ex-Governor Foraker
defy Mr.. Sherman to test his strength
with the people. This is in the nature
of bold bluff, which will DO taken
simply for what it is worth-nothing.
1t may be well to remind the indiscreet
friends OF the ex-governor that the peo-
pie OF Ohio have never failed to elect n
Republican legislature whenever Mr..
Sherman was candidate for the United
States senate. They have, however,
elected Democratic legislature when
some other Republican was 4 candidate.
II this doesn't show Mr.. sherman's
strength what does it show? 1t is also
in order to remind them that Mr.. For
aker has been four times candidate be-
fore the people and has been twice de-
ieated. In tho matter OF testing
strength Mr.. Sherman has nothing to
fear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01

very strong, she Is very fond. This
uncle Is stout, ilorid, AMI immensely de-
voted TO Frankie" She raised gem
erai laugh during her last visit west at
her greeting oil him. He was standing
before the fireplace when she entered
ny .iio ioon,' i o,eui.ng soitly pellnu MN
SUI ii"uo nun "M MI Vi i;ci presence uS
ni,fnt1 nuI' hell, WIN sigm, u'ii'
wv my, ~ ne, ~ ahu sNI" ". ~ !;
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,o,u nun ~ y3ur , ar''is, ~, VOW ,il,'S !,
Moi' 10 uioupu e5oseF oy-so huGh,
,.li, sne ,n nie"sufou 'ho u's'"aco ny her
"n'so ''.', y.
ono oil New iorks most successful
sculptors Is Alexander Doyle, whose
la'est completed Labor, IS the Grady
statue, recently unveiled ut Atlanta.
lilo has several now works on his hands,
but Is laboring hardest OH design for
IN equestrian statue OF General John A.
Logan, 10 he erected i'll Washington.
,,, nu i,loufi u 70 DC supmiIseu 10 com.
nhs;s Vi WniGn EGtieral II. a. Anger Is
c sama, anu VIII IN q large measure
a oi,,os aas. i"s gu 900 ",s''es. ine CONF
nm '.,uv ,ias sot FoyovV W eMpeIu US ,ii
a a,n,ra aaJ G, VI Ions,ess ior .tte
a,u,ue ahu ,, Nus Itlsou honry Us inuch
~ y! 1uDSe. Pt'oi am. uuiV"E uenu .
,'';ti i o5u LINUS, so 'ii"' 'iio s'"'uo
WI W q eos''y o,'e'
pom fedfos deposition from King
snip was oil course rather pathetic, Tor
no was . Wei!.dlspose1d old gentleman
whom this country knew personally,
iI ."Iuosei M"s i,a.i .. coiislueIu,
o,o u"su.s ;;,u ,;n I L,I On. '.'c
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ments i'
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onnoo;.;nn i !! =; ~; s't 20 uIsu.'oeu w .iio
o .p"ni n.'t III ~ j ms county US nc.i5
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III aa Inn, .nt SUI VI thG COON, ID no"
T W. so'o uu ts,esfons.oiG stn;iu ninler'
Tho r;si o hnr, a; puss ai,I IN ny'sn
sa;.od t ar1 t ,or;, .Ieta Me"'in, Tht tre
c;nn;n% 't 70 shom ~. ~; mc, sn,; Is ne
The masses Of the people are ofrronted
by the shah's surroundings. md are be-
ginning TO look outside ior redress.
s;r Fd,y;r Arrold,s nronro., tLm, 3,
,,rorah ,hn oo, no,u ptIs.csa mus iIf
mas. Hns smu Soui1 nus peen r 1ae VI III
n ms usu l;a ISc' . sc'ss. ~ news
ap om;ahi nmG spTaM mc,l u ,i.LG ~;
nan;oi ,,.n anu anJ &c .,,aneis' MS
ceioncp IL L;s r,o ~'u tliJ liz snorUugn eA
a. a. VI i aI teai,as vi ms oMi molhs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01
FREE TRADE CONFESSIONS.
Some Significant Extrncts from Demo-
cratic Newspapers and Speeches.

Some Significant Extracts from Demo.
cratic Newspapers and Speeches.
Netr FORK Pre1.
We will put our own Intelligent EluHlizln &
| and skilllnl ami productive labor Anne Il c an
upon plnnc Of equality with the mud foreign
nborOn Of all other countrlCs.r- labor.
Roger q Nills. At East 81. Louis,
SptcHbcr2I. lSSs,
lie (Clcvclandl has challenged War for OK.
the protected Industries Of the terminate II
country TO a fight OF cxtcrmlna. oil industries
tlOn.-SciGtOr lCstS Later 10 Vat
Democratic Cub 81. Louis 1855.
Tho producers, OF course, sup. Produc crs
port not merely themselves, but support con-
nll those who arc withdrawn from SumcE.
productlon.-Ti Times February II,
The increased wagCs uttraci Ia. Homo pro.
Dor from all over the world ductlOn IN.
Henri Georges Standard February cTcascs wnSes
20, 1880.
The truth is that the best rails Protection
are selling In England 1t 81 IS cheap
| (s3i SOY per ton and IN this coun. goods.
tIyat S32.-EcRlny Post, March /,
Immigrants bring less baggage Clot thing
| than formerly, because they have md house.
found out TINT clothing and holdsupplics
household supplies hrC III cheap cheap.
| here MS In the old countries,-Sn'
pcflttndcnt JdcGS0H, Of Castle Gar.
Gdi, before The Congressional Com.
| miicc, Iprii .. lSDp.
Mr.. Blalno'S talk about reel. Home In.
prOcity chiefly benctiting the dustrlal mar.
farmers Is q fine specimen Of his kct benefits
peculiar nonsense. The farmers farmers.
will be benefited. but not by new
markets for their grain and other
| products They will benefit by
The greater prosperity Of the
manufacturing operatives which
| Will result from wider market
| for American manufactures
Ntp York Herald, AuquSt 10, 1890.
Prices hive tended downward How the old
| for several years past,while wages protec I've
| have very generally advanced Tariff worked
Ncir York World. October II, 1870
Everybody IN this country eats Amcri @ n n
meat 1t Is II necessity. Rcla- lgborershAvc
| lively few persOns In England eat Ihcat TO cat.
meat There II Is an imported
article OF luxury, like French
| preserves IpicrricIc nth irri,tr
| in The New York Epning Post.
Just what Mckinley set out to The McKin.
do has been accomplished TO ley law q sue.
great enthusiastically Post. No cess.
tcRbtr 49, 1891.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01

HERE is another question for the gen.
eral manager OF the Register to answer:
Did he not declare that he was in favor
OF the Edison electric light franchise;
that council could not reasonably re-
fuse it; that, while he intended TO take
stock in the enterprise, he preferred
not to become an incorporation, because
if he did he could not work his paper
SO effectively in the interests OF the
proposed ordinance?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01

The INTELL1GENcER has grown in
every essential to successful news
paper with the years OF its existence. 1t
was recently enlarged to an eight page
folio and now ranks with the best pa
pers OF the country. 1t is an excellent
family newspaper and an able exponent
OF the principles OF the grand old Re.
publican party. After you have sub
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