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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
1ttfere perfaenffet strafen.

Die vgbica9o Grtb.ne" leiitet Dem
BublifUm 9elegentIth etnmaL etnen gute1
9ienft. Sin lolher lit cine 0ieier Sage err
16tenene 3uiammenfteuung Der bonn StGotz
ratb an BrtDatleute Ino &Drperlhaften
erthetlten 8rtoilegien 3ur 8enuBung Don
StraBen. Sbtuobl fir Die 3uialnrnenz
~fteIung fein 9tnipru6 auf 8~ouitGubigfett
erboben mtrD, ergiebt fib aus oerielben
bod, baB an so Observation-Disclosures uu0 35
@ilen6abnen, an 10 StraBenz unb 6odz
babnen, OH 8@asgeieuihGften ulib eleftri1de
observation-disclosures II T%elegrapben>
@eieQi6aften urb an 80 @eieui9aften Derz
i9teoenartt9en @barafters 8orrebte CUR
8enuBu1g Der StraBen auf iiber poer
unter benz StraBenbett, in ben ouermetiten
Sdast oBne @nt9elt auf 5ebn ODER 5tpan3ig
Sabre, IN elntgen SGlen icgar auf
tmner, ertbetlt worOen iino. uno Die
"Srtbune" fommt Su Dem S6luB, OaB Elm
poues Sfertel Des %gelarnmten StraBenrauz
MES 3tptlhen Stoiltonftr. I'M 9tOrDen, 20.
Ctr. i'm Slben, 6aliteOitr. uno DEM See
1uetn BON ben 0ampf@ uno StraBen=
babnen eingenomrnen lit. Dem gegetiiber
ergiebt ii6, DAB Die Staot bon alien fur Die
garse Staot ertbetlteH StraBenbenubungsz
Brtptlegten b06itens cine 8tertel OttIion
Dollars bestebt, ipobon et!pa $780, 900 BON
ben 9aS9eleuldaften fonlmen.
0as lit ia nur in Der Sorm un6 t3uiamz
r1eniteuung neu. SIN gtn5elnen lit IS cine
betannte Sbatlade, dnf neLde man ieoen
Sag NIT Der gtaie geltDBen tptro. ,9ie
StaOt bat, in ben meilien SGQen fir ntdts,
nnlere StraBeu sur 8enuyung OH Yripatz
perionen nnO Observation-Disclosures gegeben,
oamtt otele oaour6 unaebeure 8erm6gen
ertuerben %fonntel1, ME 4. y. Die StraBenz
ba6n@ nnb Die @aSz@ eleui6aften, melhe
I'M 2aufe bon 80 Sabren Elm anfGngli9es
Nnla9efapital BON menigen tauienb Dollars
0uf Diele Oftuionen perntebrt baben - trob
Oer gebetrlen 2lbgaben, Die ite; iet es 3eitz
tueiltg, Jet IS idbrli6 an Die SuoIer i'm
Staotratb sI sablen batten.
9te StraBen iinb Die 8erfebrsaoern Der
Stabt. Sbne ite lit fein 8erfebr m69lid.
Sbr @erth itetgt nit Der 3unabme Der 8e7
D%DlterIng in 0entlelben UtaBe, mte oas
@runoeigentbum on Nert9 ltetgt - on
elmer StelIe mebr, an anorer ~pentger. Die
StraBeu ftnD ba5 @eiamlntetgentbum Der
Staot, DeIlen 8ertpalter WiaDor unb Stootz
ratb itnD. 6Gtten mir getreue gerlDalter
sebabt, 10 mare fetn 8orreGt 3ur 8enubung
Der StraBert Dergeben iDDroen, obne cine
BeItimmul1g, tDona6 Der Wertb bes benubz
ten @igentbuins Dor !3eit gu !3eit abgei6dbt
uno BON bteiem 8ertb iii gIeid)er gSetie
cine 9bgabe erboben mare, pie et,pa bon
Dem Wertb BON S6uiIanO. @enu man
beoenft, baB Die StraBen ein 8iertel bis Elm
0rttteI bes @elammtfldhe Der Staot ein=
nebmen, un6 Damn tpeiter, baB nah Der
&e6nung Der pGribune" Elm gierteL bteies
Orittels i'm METROPOLITAN Sbetle Der Staot
9riuateu CUR 8enubuug iberlaiien lit,
tam man lt6 cine 8oriteIlung MAIDEN,
UNI tDie piele WttQionen Die StoDt bur2 ibr
tb6ridtes 8eri6enfungsiDfttm it6 ieIbft
betrogen bat. Qus ben peri9enften 9rtpiz
Iegien fOnnte Die Staot beute ibre seiammz
ten NuSgaben beden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
BerItner 3agebIatt.)
Ser 18. WGr5 TIT 8etIttt+

Nuf benz Srisbbofe Der War3gefal!sneH
i'm Sriebrt9S6atn berri6te ,am IL. ytar5
i6on in friiber Morgenitunoe reyes 9ebeH
nuo Treiben. @ls Der SrteoDof ur1 o u9r
ae0ftnet murbe, eri9ien Elm Boli5etpaht>
meiiter nit iebs Shubleuten, I'M tllrNIl>
re6terbaltung Der Jtube uuo Sronung 3u
lorgen. S1aarenpetle na9ten nun ole
%@borbnungen bon 8ereiaen, UNI auT oen
@rdbern &rdnae nieber3llegen. @ls oaoeI
Der Tiihrer zines ioSialiitiiden Otsputtr7
Stubs pSobann Sacobp" cine gteoe balte1
moute, murbe CT burh Die Bolt3etbearlter1
haran %nerbinDert. Inter ben 8lumenlpenz
ben ielbt beben mir ben Gieieutran5 berz
Dor. ben Die 9lrbeiter Der 2uopig9ope 1dlen
Sabrif in Meartiuifenfelbe gelanot b9ften:
u0en &dmpfern fir Grei1eIt nno Jte@t'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
Stsutar&'s Iester @ebmrtstae.

Der vGonbitor", eemeiuigIi@ aud
i6Ie6ttpeg u3uferb6der" genannt, lebt I'M
8orIteuungstretle Der 9tationen ais Elm
entl6teOen niglther Giir9er, Der es, nenn
CT viein Sab 3uiammenbGlt", in Der &egel
gum Woblftano brlngt, oa it6, Uie Die
QSelt nun etnmal beidafen lit, oas 6arz
tiren nit 3uGer, 8antue, Wtanbeln, @boz
colaoe uno 0erglet6en ltebLtGen Oingen
bel better 81 rentiren pflegG, aIs ). .. Die
8elGGftiguug init Der Nlterdtur. go leb>
bait man nun audi in beioen @etten BON
Der Notbpenbigtett uno burgerli6en NllB>
Ii9feit oes @onoitors iiber3eugt lit, 10 tpenig
traut man benz Sortenfiinltler cine gellials
Begabuug gu, tpie ie Die 2aufbabn Des
9td1terS, DeS Staatsmannes ooet 6eIoberrn
erfor0ert, uno bat, loiDett uns betannt. nod
ME Elm GonDttor III Der literarilhen ooer
politii6en gel6i6te cine berDOrragenoe
Yoae 9eipielt. 0ieiem ulGngit geflblten"
Seoiirfuiiie lit Ii gIan5euo abBebolieu
norDerl. Gin oeuti0er @0nDttOr lit ais
poltttlher Ol6ter aufgetreten unD bat nit
5tpei ihli9ten 3eilen mebr Grfnlg gebabt,
ais SEER bon gSiloenbru9 nit leinem
v9teuen Serru" unO nit benz v9eiltsen
&a6en".
Sen Narnen bieies eriten sroBen Gonbiz
tors, ben Die @eldI6te fenut, bat bas &abel
bIsber %peri6pte9en. Nir piIieu nur lopiel,
baB Der Nadere in benz freunOli1en bapz
rtl9enS tGDtdenS hweinfurt bauit, rpeldes
auf cine 9an5e Wten9e Sahen itol3 ietn
bari. @rltenS mar es Die 8tegc bes groBen
9i6ters 0til6ert uno baum bat eS ale bier
aebn Sage Gtnopieb1 1no S0afmGrtte, Die
I'M Sabre ibre 30-40,0 900 S6ien uno
40-50,00 S6afe ableBen. SSu oieiem
fleiBigeu unb bebGbi9en BldB6en tompontrt
uuier @onpitor ieiue SUDDEN n Sorten.
Ser @eburtstag oes SIriteu 8JsmarG
wurce gum enti@eiOenoen Wenoepunft ie!s
mes 9ebens. CT erOa0te fir oieies Wiegenz
felt uno BARN mar er gang Gonoitor -
cine Set : Sorte uno oiele 5lerte er - oaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
D1rHuEuTfE

raaSt N2an6en1 bas eesen nnertraslib ,rnb fabrt Oft
gum Gelbitmpr6. nnbeba9ltGteit nab benz GllenS
SaItr;i5e8 SppFtpet, GpDbrennenr- MageHiaure,
Seiftge abjpannHag II. (: 10. fInS baHftg bic GolSe
ben 1lebels. Spob'8 Sar1dpariIa i%ttlulirt Zen Md9en,
rest BEN Mppetit an, b~efDrOert geilnoe @ereauunS,
hilbert adfri16e8 &ppftpeb, teitert bds @emlth auS
Hab furfrt bte granddaughter GiIe BON Gpspepie.
S&r tdIrehsltdJe&n 9mfatH.
std Yerbanfe BITE @rtaltuas rseiues 2ebenS Stcb''e
GarIapartna. 3ipet Sabre lang befano Id mid ts
Eplae pom DpSpepiie tn etnenl iAredliheH 3uftano.
Sd tprnte ntat8 eien ais SDbdera6erS HHs r1etT
&6rperse!pi4t iant BON ITO duf 13s Pfun6. DRetHe
Ereun6e bebaupteten, th etnge Der Iusjebr!il9 emit
nd6tem i4 u Slaihen senpnlr'en, mar tp pels
ftanbta rpieperbergeIteat. SD babe rlein frnaeres
Gewt4t, 40 9funb, trieber erreitbt u1o erfreue rnth
fett6er1 fute6er ousseset9neter @e5H16bett." 8. S.
8ilcpT, 20-26 1. S0utb Ctr, Gait aate Stir, UTAH.
Nubebdsltd)krtt 4tnhr Nstt GHst.
rSa mar sDn 9psgesite geplagt. go bate NUT
npmtrIener Mablseit empfdnb t6 etn GefIbl Der
GGlpdbe rnb alSemetnen Ibipanuuua serabe dls Db
Id nihtS a~eaei1en Bate. Sppb'S GarlepdriIa regte
meiuerl 1ppetit an unb penH tA Rdbruu9 getpbv
fhulefte lie mir nnb bus @efabl BON 9etBbunger, on
Dem i'd fruber 9elttten bate, fGtpanb. Spn Dee
friberen .~ftettgen NRIptStett NOR nt9ts neer gu pes
tnerfen unb ta beftnbe Mid n%berbaupt nett BELIEF
ieitbem tb Sppb'S Sariapariaa senDmrneH babe"
s., u. Sage, Matertptpn, Msail.
Naaa'# SarfapartAa
perfaufttn allen apptbeter. 81 feds fur S.. etnatsM
sIein aubereitet ppn G. 8. Scpo Il Co., 2ppeH, MRaff
100 1prett Gin anlar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
SnIsflefper 1tnS anIaernt.

Qus Sreiburg i'm .8reisgau fommt Die
Na9ri6t, oaB es Dem @bemtfer Wtiti6erz
LID. einem Sobne bes groBen @bemiters
uno Mineralogen gleiden 9tarnens, geIunz
gen Jet, Die !9oIsfaier 10 81 prGpariren. oaB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
$1.15.

Qiefss nroftboQe, 0epoIferte Htttttntatr 30 ar
~ ~ 81, beItehen6 aug 4 Gtitdet, ipiro 9e9en Gins
fenS,Ta bon einein Sofar Irto f~arf5ehrt Gents (tbeils
insiSe air Beftreitltng Der 1tnt1ften fur @erpedrug,
@ @srE u. no ! an ir9sno eine &orefie oeriGidf.
a Is Dedt ale Soften, has Set miro poultdnotg FRET
ohoeliefert, Ino es branft abiollt rtbts 1a6be5ahlt
iSpeppDet. Gs geidiebt banptid9li9 unit rnfer @ei6dft
hsfa,trtt al madden, nno mir iiuo itberseugt, oa6 mir in
Shrer Cseoe1to &efddfte MAIDEN fGnite1t, ipe,tn Ste oaS
sSrbaIterte Set S6ret Betatttert n~pr5etee1t, ults u1tier
@sIdGft empfeblet ipolert, nne mir e%rparten. tob Gte
Sns th111t tptr0er. SieIes id6re Get beIteht aus eiitert
$o4rr" Trpei StaAlen nnn riuenI .SdJankel ftnbl. 9te
Snkyfst 1i1t0 aus 9lda5enoem Metan ~9entod)t, 166rt
Ssforirt 1tto it Der %feinleI Marlier nit prGdttgem
Gfisth oe~Dolitert. Stefe Sferte lit mir gut fir fitrae
5eit' y1tnD mir bitten baber, iofort at ~beffclen. 8itie
oe6er Gle eenau on, iuie bel Selo STE Der 8eIteIung
SsiIeaeu, 111D OF sic eth ooer rtebr Sets pini6en.
griefRe obne gtrlase BON etnenr Dollar mn famftebn
6reuts fueroen ntdlt b~erilGitbtist.i
LONG ISLAND MFG. CO., 81 Frankfort ST.,
NEW YORK, n. z.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

veSbre benz 8aterlanoe geleiIteten 9tenffe".
iagte 9err Guperts, Der BrGitoent oes 1894
bon Bismard %gesrinbeten &ei6Stags
@abloereins, TN elmer Qtnlprabe an Den
Sirlten, viidern Sbnen Die unpergdngli9e
6tn9ebung auer reidstreuen 9eutl6en".
Si5mard ertpieoerte, in letner !3urid9
gesogenbeit Jet es iein gr0Bter Sroit, au
ptiien, oaB Die 0euti9en tbn ni1t Derz
aeifen bdtten. Dteies 8epuBtiein let ietn
better 2obn fir 9as, tpas er fir baS
Deutide golf eetban. @ott babe i'm be-
fGbigt 3u ben Dtenlten, Die er benz Gei6e
9~eletitet. Set er iein Qmt aufgegeben,
babe ct nt6t auf9eb0rt, fir bas algemeine
Wobl tbGtig 81 ietn, ieiue Setnbe mogen
iagen, mas lie molten. vS9 fra9e Sic
num-, ia9te 8islaard in ii6tbarer tiefer
8~efpeaung, pi6 fraGe sic nun, tDte i1
gan3 9emtl6Iano frage, iinb sic sufrisoen
nit mir 2" 8rauienOe Gufe: ySaipob[, sic
baben bas &eib gema6t, lang lebe SIrit
8iSmardI" Daren Die NntrDort. Damn
lpra6 Der Qlte iDeiter: ,0offen mir, oaB
mir bebaIten neroen, mas mir ermorben
babeu. 28ir baben bon feincr Settle ettpos
3u fitr6ten, ~iplange mir einig bLeiben.
8tr perben fein 8olf angreifen, aber ioute
man uns ansreifen, oaan peroen mir Die
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24
FAILED 10 COMPLY

with the Requirements Of the Interstate
Commerce LaW-TslegrAphic Notice
Given.
CHICAGO. June e3.-The Auditor Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
has Informed Chairman Blanchard, Of
the Central Traffic Association, and the
roads which put into the provisions
from this city TO the seabOard June 10,
that In giving notice OF the proposed re-
duetion, the roads failed to comply with
the requirements Of the law. It was
the Lake Shore people who called the
meeting OF the interested line June 13,
and announced their intention
Of reducing the rata on pro-
visions and hogs to the
basis Of twenty-five cents per hundred
pounds from Chicago to New York tax
ing effect on the 18th. In order 20 meet
the reduction on the same date the
other roads made just time by using
the telegraph 70 give the required
three days notice to the Interstate
Commerce Commission OF their inten-
tion.
Chairman Blanchard has issued Ia
the interested roads a circular letter en-
bodying the telegraphic correspondence
with the commission, and il is probable
that a meeting will be held to consider
the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24
WASHINGTON OPINIONS.
Senator Keuna and Senator Allen Inter
vIswed-Senator Hin Maintains Mgnt
nified Silence.

Senator Keuna and Senator Allen Inter
VIswed-Senator Hin Maintains = Dignt-
nined Silence.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 93.-The
news of the nomination OF Grover Cleve-
land to be the Democratic candidate for
the Presidency reached Washington at
an hour so early in the morning that
few persons except the enthusiasts who
do not hesitate TO turn the night into
day, when politics are at stake, knew
anything of 1t until an extra edition OF
the Washington Post appeared upon the
street.
Some expressions OF the popular esti-
mate OF the result are given below:
Senator Hill was found before 10
o'clock this morning in his sitting room
at the Arlington. He had been up until
nearly ) o'clock, but Notwithstanding
his lack of sleep he appeared TO be
fresh, calm aud collected. He received
the reporter cordially and appeared TO
be cheerful and relieved from the strain
which has been imposed upon him for
so many months, although he made no
pretence of unnatural buoyancy. In
| response to questions as to his opinion
| OF the actien Of the convention, and as
to his future course, he said that he had
! decided to announce to the Associated
Press, and to all other seekers for infor-
nation that he must politely but firmly
/ decline TO be interviewed.
Senator Kenna, West Virginia
| (Dem.l: ma Cleveland's nomination
has seemed to me for an indefinite
| period to be the logical result of the
/ situation OF the Democratic party. 1t
is hardly to be considered independent.
| ~. 1t is rather one of number of i'm
portsnt events in the recent history Of
| the party which, taken together, con-
stitute a sequence. think that much
OF the talk OF his want of availability
| will disappear when his nomination
shall have demonstrated that other
ambitions are not to be gratifed on that
score.
The TGmmany Democracy, l believe
to be true Democracy; aud I think
that 1t will be found Staunchly support.
ing the ticket. think that West Vir-
GINA will elect its Democratic ticket,
including the Presidential electors"
Senator Allen, of Washington rep.
said: II am inclined to think that Mr.,
Cleveland will have the support of the
strong we'll established Democrats In
the Stste Of Washington. The Democ.
racy Of that State are especially friend
~ to Cleveland. My Judgment is thai
be win not make a specially strona
race"
Ireland -'~s.>D--v Of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24
DEATH IN WATER.
The Millions of Dangers Water Contain
and the Rapidly With Which They In
creRse-Don't Take Any Chances

Inc millions OF Dangers water CONTAIN
and the Rapidly With Which They In
creass-Don't Take Any Chances
Few people have any idea how impure even
the purest drinking water is. The very bes,
water known is full OF germs. They are the
most prolific creatures OF which we have an!
knowledge, for single one may be the causa-
tive parent OF more than sixteen million, i've
hundred thousand descendants in 3 day. They
are also possessed OF great vitality, for they
can be carried great distances in water withou
losing their power OF producing disease. They
can be frozen or even boiled without being de.
stroyed. They may be kept dried for years and
yet when placed in a suitable medium will
come TO life and produce fermentation and de
cay. They are the great producers Of malaria,
fever, grip and most serious diseases.
but" you say, what can be done to avoid
them since they cannot be killed BY boiling
There Is but one thing which will effectively
destroy them, and that is coming IN contact
with spirits. A small amount OF pure spirits in
the water win effectually kill them and destroy
their evil effects but IL should be borne in
mind that nothing but the pureSt and best
spirits should be used for this purpose, and
that nothing is equal to whiskey. Not the or
binary whistles which are upon the market
but something far above them-somsthing
which is highly endorsed by the scientific
world. Such whlskey is Duhy's Pure Malt
which is, to-day, more popular than ever before
in It's history, aud which is doing wonders 10
destroy the germs Of every disease. There are
hundreds Of families that use IL constantly in
connection with their drinking water. both at
the table and between meals. Beware Of any
druggist or grocer who seeks 70 offer you some
thing he says is lust as good" Duify's is the
only pure medicinal whiskey upon the mar
ket (9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24
PRESIDENT HARRISON
Refuses to Say Anything About the Demo-
cratic Nomination.

cratic Nomination.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 23.-It was
not until 1870 o'clock this morning tn at
President Harrison knew for certain
ty that ex-President Grover. Cleveland
had again been chosen as his competitor
in the race for the next Presidential
term. He had anticipated Mr. Cleve-
lands selection, and would have been
surprised only in the event OF a differ
ent result.
The President remained in his library
until 1890 o'clock last night rea ling
the bulletins OF the convention, and
then remarked to private secretary Hal
ford, who was his sole companion at the
time, that it would probably be at least
two hours before the balloting began,
and as he did not desire to lose any
sleep over the matter.
An effort was made this morning by
a representative of the Associated Press
to induce the President to say what be
thought Of the nomination., but he
courteously declined to say anything at
all on the subject for publication.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24
street Car Men Strike.

CLEVELAND, o., June 23.-All the
employees Of the East Cleveland Street
Railway Company's systems struck at S
O'Clock this morning, and not a wheel is
turning. The East Cleveland men claim
that the agreement which ended their
strike Of few weeks ago does not OBJ
erate satisfactorily, They presented a
demand asking for more pay aud longer
hours, and that no one not a member OF
the Knights Of Labor be employed. The
demand Was refused and the strike this
morning Is the result.
The injunction on the employees of the
Broadway line was not completed until
dark last night, and 20 attempt was
made TO operate cars. Nothing has yet
occurred to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24
A LIBEL on NEW YORK.


The "WorId' Says the Anti-CIeveland
People Misrepresent the States senti,
msnt
New YORK, June 23.-The Worlds
editorial says:
"GroRer Cleveland must have the
electoral vote OF New York. The De-
mocracy Of the rest OF the country did
not accept the dictated decree OF the
mid-winter convention as the full and
final expression OF the Democrats OF
New York, and in this it was right.
Snap judgments can never be accepted
as conclusive.
THE only objection brought agains.
his nomination was that he could not
carry New York. 1t was never urged
that he is not honest, that he is not
capable, that be is not faithful to the
constitution. He meets the Jefferson
ian test perfectly. But because some
people like him and some do not, IL was
said that he cannot carry New York.
IL is libel on the Empire State"
The Herald, Times, Tribune and Sun
will not have any comment until to-
morrow at least, none appears in to-
days issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24

Special attention is invited to our new line of BOYS
"Mothers Friend" and Star Waists Ladies' derby"
Waists Ladies Union Silk and Sanitary Lise Union Suits
also French Vests, Boys Misses Chd's and Infants
Vests Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers also lot of
Ladies Balbrggan Vests reduced from IS cents to % cents
We invite the attention of ladies, also to SUPERIOR
LINE of Ladies Cambria and Muslin Underwear made to
order for sales, and with safety recommend
All these goods in Market Street Room
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24
HILL Is TIA NKFUL.

Bis Message to the New York Delsra-
ton at Chicago Commenting Their
Course.
CHICAGO, June 23.-The following
telegram was received from Senator
David B. Hill this morning:
"WAsHINGTON, D. c., June %, 1882.
''Hon. Edwdrd Murphy Jr., Auditorium Ho-
tel, Chicago, H.:
please express to the New York delega-
ton my heartfelt thanks for their steady
devotion to my cause and for the gallant
fight they made to preserve the rights and
dignity Of the regular Democracy of the
Empire State.
"DAvID. B. HILL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24
Damage Wrought by the Storm.

CHICAGO, June 23.-During the heavy
storm here last night some little dam
age was done to the transportation bull
ding at the Worlds Fair Grounds, a
portion Of the roof being torn away.
Near Dauphin Park, the residence Of
Thomas Dyer and Albert Altman, two
story frames, were blown down by the
wind and practically demolished. Other
houses were more or less damaged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24
No Quorum Presant,

WASHINGTON, D. c., June %. After
reading Of the Journal, Mr.. Mcmillan,
OF Tennessee, moved that when the
House adjourn to-day 1t be to meet on
Saturday. Mr.. Watson, OF Georgia,
raised the point of no quorum, and the
House adjourned until tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoriA.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When ahe became Mas, she chung to Csstori0.
When AbS had ohidrSn, SAs gave thsm CASTE ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24
Prs,Idsntlal Fnmllr nror.m....

WAsGINGToN, June 23.-The PreSi-
dent and Mrs. Harrison will leave here
on July 5 or s for Blue Lake in the
Adirondack. where q cottage has been
taken for the summer. The President
will remain 3 day or two only, but Mrs.
Tarrison will remain until sk--sss rs
hsnd strength. ~
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dent and Nine. Carnot. He will start
for London on Sunday next and will
sail from Liverpool for New York on
Wednesday next.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-17
The U. s. Land Court.

At the lard court OF Saturday, after this report closed. the Pacheco grant, of 800 acres was confirmed, it being the second confirmation that day. The Pa checo presents a very interesting point as there was no absolute record of the grant. Mir. Van der Veer represented the grantees.
 The DeVargas grant is being argued today, Van der Veer and Purdy appear ing for the grantees, and Messrs, How ard, JefTeries and Earle are associated in the case The government il ths case makes flat deni9l of the grant, and the first point Is to IrJYe its existence at all
 h the Calvin case the court made an oral decision that the plaintiffs had not connected themselves properly with the original grantees. On motion counsel were permitted to introduce further evi- dence.
 R.L Long has been appointed deputy clerk of the court of private lard claims at Tucson. \. T., where the court will as semble on February. 2l 1893.
 Hon. Mat, C. Reynolds, Is in receipt of letter from the tt Orl5y general iu- timatng that toe Cubero grant, appeal eG by th5 government. will in all prob ability be advanced oG the supreme couIt docket Gs soon Gs some immediately pressing business Is ConCluded.-NeW Mexican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-17
cUTDowN THE EXPENSES.

There is ore thing that the next leg ,slature must do, and that IS to pass new fee and salary law for Arizona.
 Until this is done it is folly to talk about reducing taxation in the several counties. for officers will make out their hills for all the law allows for se-ylces performed, and fer this they are n'1 to be blamed
 If taxes cannot be reduced we need not expect sny rapid growth of Arizona, Taxes are so high now that EcapitaI Wili got invest
 The Democrats in Arizona have Ceen entrusted with about everything 10 oe had in the way of office. They have biz majority in both branches of the Ie- pjslature. and on this majority rests the responsibility of tax reduction.
 Many places can be found where sweeping reductions can be made with out injury to the public service.
 The Bulletin wants letters from tax payers in every part of Graham county on this subject, so that cur law makers may be informed of the real sentiment of the people on the question.
 Taxes must be reduced.-Builetin.