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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
StoStrath.

Serr 9. 9. 8srr, bon Der 6irma
&err & Siebeder, 1T bon i9ner Iour
aus England suriidssfsbrt.
Select Council, 6. SEPT.
OaS 3e4nuness gomite perIaS Elm
lanseS 8ersei9niB.
Oie gdrsfdaftsurfunbe bes Strassn.
fomnlnars tpurbe surid8eipieien. neil
oaS Wort ..@efolution" barin febIte.
Ser @ontraft fur bic 8Sbrenieituua
IN Der 20. Warb iuurbe ssrant Sdiifer
fir sll66 suseipieisn.
Stabtcontroaeur gifeIe bsrid5tete.
bab StsuercOaeftor q. $. Rooms iid
Der nnteri dlasuns iduIbis sema&t
babe uno bab feline 8iirsen ipiiuIden.
oab bic Duplifate an Senrp Mobr auv
Glntreibuns iiberseben ipGrben. I'm
oas Steuercomite bertpieIen.
grite unb sipeite 2eiuns paIIirtsn
0erOrSnunsen fiir 8srenssruns bon
Stone Npenue, bon Der Weaboip Brooi
sum Terminus bet Stabtsrense unb
fur cine glipeIliruneSIinie an 6iaoip
StraBe.
Die 8erorbnuns fiir einen Ofen ,ur
9erbrennuns bon Mbfaaen ipurbe bon
Dtceann bitter befampft, paiiirte absr
troBoem in erter unb ,tpeiter 2eluna.
Sen sleiden 0erIauf nabmen ferner
folsenbe 0erorbnunssn: SIR Seiten.
wese unb &inniteine an Olipe Strabe.
IN Der l6. Barb fiir 8erenseruns 6ss
5abrtpe8es an @apouie Abenue; filr
elnen Baum, Elm SemerbaIin, Seiten.
ipeSe. &innteine unb sepfIaiterte @oi.
len iiber ben pittston Mpenus @ulpert;
fiir cine NibeairunosIinis an Mlbers
Strabe; uno baB bic Stabt.MEef1oren
Aiiiitenten anitellen barfen.
Tros beftiSer Oppoiition bon Mcs
Sam pafiirte Die Berorbnuns ,ur
Bfaiteruns bon @pomins Apenue NIT
Mspbalt brittle 2eiuns. Serner bic
Ssrorbnun8 sur 9fateruns eines Tbei,
les bon Sadaipanna Mpenue NIT Mss
pbalt; fir einen Tsrra @otta N5brens
ieiper in bem breissbnten Semerbiifriit ;
fur bic NipeQiruns bon DeIapare
Strabe; fiir einen Ssuermann fiir bas
DiunBipalsebdube F.; fdr bic pfaiteruns
bon @entre StraBe, oberbalb Daibinss
ton Ipenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09

-Sie Staatss unb GountSs Fair in
8esenpdrtiB i'm @anse unb bic BabI
Der GuSitelIunss ssessnitdnbe cine sabis
reias. stm MOntas Nadmittas sriff
Der @esen ft6renb Elm, feitbsm aber 1T
bic Witteruns TO gut. als man nur
ipdniben Fam. tleber bic MuSftslluna
felbit f6nnen mir nidts iassn, ba ums
feline gintrittstarte sussianbt ipurbe.
ginen entidieoenen SebIsr bat mon
ieeenfaus 8ema6t. baB man ben Gin.
trittSpreiS auf so Gsnts fefIette; bic
Salfte tudre bod eenus seipeisn. Cine
lauopirtbfdaftlide Auslteauns wirb
fir baS Bolt uno ben 6armer abeetals
ten unb populdre Yrsiie iolIteu Sebers
mann ben 8eiud ermbslidsn. Die
gintrlttseinnabmen batten babur6 feine
ginbube erlitten, bic Sert6ufer auf
Dem MuSitsaunsssrunbe bdtten cine
Before Ginnabme sebabt uno bic Muss
itelun8s8eeenitanoe. wdren bon Taus
ienSen inebr Beieben iporoen- elm nitt
au unterfddbenoer 8ortbeiI unb Der
Saupisiped elmer NusiteIiuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Neue Mmsei9cn.
Seitamsats Gesifrator yfoti,.
In ale Grbberedti9ten. greSitorsu uno ion.
ltiae intereifirten Yerionen.

FtHS RtttOHtNs
Nadridlt Wiro biermit gegeben oab ois
| bernab benanntsn Berlonen ibre &ehnungen
in Der Office oss 1s9itratoren fir tie Rriit.
uns bon 8eftamenfen unb 8emilliaura bon
Aomlniitratcrs- Bollmabten in uno fir oas
eountD 9adawanna en8etragen baben, oab
beingte egetutoreu, @omin itratorsn uno 8or.
milnoer tbre Gednungen in Der Office bes
beiaaten &egiitratoren be9liden baben uno
Dap oisieIben Dem Waiien9eridt bes beia9ien
Counties am Wontag, &C. Septbr. 1892. Inn
10 llbr MorSens, i'm eourtbauie 3ur 8efati.
gung unterbreitet Weroen.
Blandbe @rncIo uno q. 6. @ritman, G1eiu.
loren Der betft Suliet Mruolo.
Samts Me8OUern. gTefutOr Der psrit., ,gatba.
rine g. Sanolep.
8eniamin Susbes, eyefutor oes.berf @m.
8. @illiams.
8euiamin Susbes. erefutor oss usrit aho.
mas s 9eters.
q. w. srdbaIO. egsfutOr oes usrit, y, 9.
eramer.
GbarIes sisisI. Grstutor Der BERT @arsare.
tba 8Iein.
Sruin y eOg, egstutor Der BERT, elmira
0ersbimer.
ann @aIib. aominiitTatorin oss ptrit sri.
Wael UlDnn.
Gnn BoIib, aomiuiitratoriu Der perit. Bro.
get 6lpnn
Senretle Soebir9, Aominiitratorin @. T. A.
Der BERT 6rancis 8. Sirider.
Billlam Gcruiib, aomiuiftrator oes BERT.
Sobn Gorniib
Sronf W. BilIiams, aomniitrator oes perlt.
Worgan BiIliams.
8opena 8roofs, aominitratorin oes BERT.
Gbmin ". 8roots
3. W. Barrett, Gominitrator Der bsrit ann
Barrett
Wfauriee eebD gretntor tes BERT Snlins
Werfes.
Senrp Z. Soebler,
36,4 8e9ifrator,
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Ser xSbea"
Type WRITER

$40 faufen ben SoeI 2ppe 0Sriter
NIT 7S Gbarattsren, uno SIS fir ben Gins
fadaeu Shell, mt Der @urantis, before
arbeit gu tbun. pis irseno cine @aidtne.
Sie perbinSet ginfadbeit nit Sauerbafti8
feit. SdnelIiafeit. Heidh9teit Der Operation
uno bdlt LANCER obne 8eparatur aus. als IT.
aeno cine anoere Mai6ine. Ssin 8arbenbano
tort ben Operateur. Sie 1T bhbid, tompatt
nideI.pIattirt, perfect unb allen @rtoroerniiien
euipredeno. gSie cine 9ruderpre1s proon5irt
fie elm reines, Ieierlides Mauuicript. 8msi
uber 3ebn ggempIare tOnnen aut einn.al &C.
madbt peroen. Sr9eno cine inteIli8ente Yer.
ion tunn fd snm SpeJateur in apsi 8a8en
ausbiloen. 8ir offerirsn $1,000 ir9eno
einem Sperateur. Der 70 pisl Ieiftsn tann' lule
ole boppelte SoeIl.
8uuerldifge a9enten unb 8erfanfer weroen
perlanst unb sdnolern ipe,ielle Sortbeile 9e'
geben. Sir 4ampblete uno 8eterenjen ipenoe
man fidl an. Odell Type Writer Co.,
35s-364 Dearborn 81. gbieago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
staot .unO Gouatb.

a9- 2ieblins Der SauSfrauen-
piusburp's 8et- oerfauit bel 5rsS S,
8iomaper, $50 2ada. IDe.
= Das gRe6msnt fir ben 3ebnter
Difrift Seiper ideint 10 lotteri8 sema9i
iporben su lein, bab man eS beripari
uno elm neueS anorbnete.
= Ser esobn 8. Ssibler bon Ct
Soispb. Mo., fam am Srelta9 mad
scranton unb sebsnft etipa biS gum II.
Sept. bier su bIeiben.
= Die farbissn Subilees Sanger sea
ben bieien Donneritas 9lbeno in Der
gnsIiIben 2utb. 8irde an Moams
Qbenue Elm @pnSert.
= Oie glddte tparen in ben lebten
Tasen empfnblid fdbl uno auf einen
friiben Srof ideint man iid sefabt
MAIDEN au miihen.
- @tapor Sellobs BAT Die 8ero,b'
nuneen sur GerbeHerlnS Der Nuffabrten
sur SoIIotp StraBe Bride; uno fit
bic grDffnunS unb 9tipellirung Der
Spetlano Iaep unter3ei6net.
- Mapor sselIoips bat Sol. @sra $.
8ippIe, Daniel g. 0tannir unb Tbos.
S. Moore als Barfs @ommilldre ernannt
unb eS iinb bieieIben bonn Select Gouns
Gil beitatist iporben.
SSr Sine Senbuns friider boil.
Sdrinse, OdienmauIialat, 2imburser,
Sdpeiser, &rauter unb 8aditein safe;
feineS importirteS unb biefeeS Olipens
uno Salat6I. s. S. @ibmaper.
- Die 8eriammluns Der @rmsn=
birsftpren auf Der Irmenfarm am Sreis
tag mar cine fur;e. Die @ebauIidfei.
ten, @rnte etc. ipurben inipisirt unb Der
8au elmer 8apeae anserest.
- Nadbsm msin 8ater ssbn Sabre
an rbeumatiiden Sdmersen eelitten
bate, tpurbe ct burd bic Nnpenbung
bon ct. Safobs Del pollltanbiS ssbsiIt.
--gIara Wbite. 4l7 Iompfins glpenue,
Srootlpn, N. y.
1@ &auft Cure ParIors unb SdIafs
3immers ginridtunsen ,lnb anbere M6'
beIn bon W NJ. Siffenberger,
229 unb 23l 8enn 9psnue, seseniber
Der 8aptiiten 8nde. Ser biuisIte
Plab in Der Stabt. ba.
- Ser SIoipade stephen Stenec,
Der am II. glusuit ben soba 2ucas
bur1 einen Meferitib bertpunbete unb
benz Sobn 8eida einen 8niippeIi6Ias
seriebte. tpurbe am Sreitas an bem
Nortbipeit 8obIeniperf bel Garbcnbale
perbaitet unb in caS bieiiee @efdnsnib
abseliefert.
- 8or Der Gbolera Iollte iid niss
manb ernitliden 8sfiir6tunsen binses
ben. Oian iebe auf ReinIidfeit 6sS
8brperS unb Der WUbnuns, reinise leb.
tere eriinblid unb itreue rei1li6 8alf.
Das wi6tiste griorbernib aber 1T
WaBisfeit i'm gHen unb 3rinfen uno
9lbfo6en bas TrinfpaHerS. Sqt man
ale bieie 8oritdsmaBreseln beoba6tet
unb meibet man ben 8eiutb idmubiser
StabttbeiIe unb bic Seriibruns nit
beren Betpobnern, 70 1T bic Sauptses
fabr beieitiet.
SER S. S. 8opf ipurSe am Dons
neraas Mbenb bon ben Mftiben Ses 2iss
Ssrtrans iiberrai6t unS nit einem Dias
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Garms III perfaufem.

Cine SO adsr 8arm, II @sile BON her
@iienbabn, In 9adapanna COUNTY, nit 6arnl
ssbaubsn, iebr feiner 8ru9t anb fat allss
prpbuftipes eanb.
Cine Sarm BON 100 Idsr in Srsauehanna
County, nabel @iienbabn 5lmit @staueer,
Sriihten etc. Disle beipen Sausrsitn mullsn
RAID psrfauft wsrtsn unp i6 phsrirs ite 3u
sttpa balb ibres gBertbss.
s 3. Sprrep, Mnipalt
36,2. ,,6spubliran" @ebaues.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Sub sm9elanfem.

slm Disnitas sOr spsi Wc&sn lief stm
llnts3eibnttsn cine rOtbe Stub su. eersn linz
TED porn fiirasr ais bas r6!e 1T. Der eissn'
tbimer fann bisItlbe sesen @rtatiung Der
Soften abbOIsn bel 3ulins Wsrner.
@lmburlf. Va.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09

= Die GboIera breitst Iid in Sams
burg INNER mebr aus. gm Nittipoh
ipuroen 702 neue Sale anesmsIbet unb
333 Tobesfdae ereisneten iid.
Sn 8ubIaab. ipesiea ct. pstsrsburs,
madt bic Seude ebenfalIS Sortl&ritte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
3u Dermietben /:

Gtore 225 Vsnn apenue. friiber 9usIds
Baderei. @obnuug obenauf. 8ute @ele'
ssnbeit fir einen tiidtiSen 8dder. Ma6ba'
frapen bel 6. 9oren5 AIS eadamanna
Mpenile
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
M6tnn0
M6tnnN !!

an ben bS6lten 8istsr pirb 3a irssnS sinsm
annsbmbaren prsiie Elm lih gut renttrsness
Gissntbum in PETERSBURG psrtauft pa Der
Gissntbiimer etne 8limapsrGnberuns MAIDEN
maB. DaGelbs brinst iiber IL prossnt: Aia-
bsre Musfunft In ber ,,Wotenblat" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Gasen Sdimpff,
ASraftifeber ltbrmacber,
317 2afaluanna 9lpenue.

Sat tets einsn bibiden 8orratb bon @anS.
uno 8aldenubrsn. llbtenfetten, Bniennaeeln'
8ngen, 8etdmeioe beridieoener art II. No..
unb bebient 8unoen reel unb pinftlid.
2eparaturen on @anb. uno Saidenabren,
8eidmeibe ieber art. uno aIle in mein 6ad)
einidagenoen 8erridtun9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Ruabe berlanQt,

i6 bis 1S SABRE alt, nm in elmer @isarfsn.
fabrit au arbsitsn. 9obn SIS bis $50, nah
8efabisuns. @sbr. 9fder, Syps parf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Steae0eim6.

Gin junssr, tbatiser Maun iu4t 9siGGfti'
suns siniss Sage i'm Mcnat ais Gplettor
@ute 8sfsrsnssn. giabsrss In bisler Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Oeuti6e Metgerci
bon
Saspar SenmD,
mo A1e GiiS mnfhiuotDn 9Ibeniie.
nabe Bird Strabe

Mue Sleiidiurtsn BON Der beiten Nualitai
uno ftets trii6 OessIeiden Die idmadbafte'
fen Blrfte eber Grt.
0ie beiten Sdinten unS Elm ous9e5eidnetes
Corn Beef un6 bas Afeinte 9odelfeiid ltets
in 9rober Ausuabl.
8efeaun9en per 8olt meroen prompt aus.
seflbrt unO au euem 8eiude oss @eibafies
freunblidit eiu8eIaoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09

Serr 9. g. 8srr. bon Der ssirma
&err & Siebeder, 1T bon isiner Sour
aus England suriidsstebrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Die
". st o bimiO n
0ierbrQMerft,

ede gsber apsnus unb sllbsr Strabs,
emsfisbIt ibr aussessiametss Sabr''
fat ben psrebrtsn 8irthsn bsfsns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-18
A NEwsp p .It kXAIBIr.


4 Morning and EVsuiag Paper to bt
PrIntsd on til Worlds Fair uround'.
CHICAGO, Nov. l7.-Publishors OF the
big newspapers in Chicago have been
discussing for some time plans Of an
exhibit they will make at the fair. 1t
is as good as settled now that both
morning and evening papers will be
issued in machinery hall every day.
The paper will be printed on presses
sent 10 the fair as exhibits, and it is
possible that they will be printed on
paper made on the exposition grounds.
This exhibit would enable persons who
have not witnessed the interesting pro-
cess of producing great daily news
paper to see every feature OF the work,
from the manufacture OF the paper to
the delivery OF the story of the events
OF day to subscribers. The arrange
mehls for presses have not been COM
pleted. A meeting has been called for
Friday, November 20, when this i'm
rorlant matter will be settled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-18

Judge" said portly man in the
poiicn court, vi wish you you'll send dot
nov Of mine to der reform school. Id
V Ii be gread favor to me-" "WhaI
has he dnne2" "Chust Ven | vas ready
to bIay my nav symphony he schilipped
'Ta-ra-ra boom.de.ay between der pages
Of der moosic "-lHahtaFOn sidr.
Pm afraid you do not love music,
Mr.. Keenear," said she as she finished
a selection at tine piano. 20, do" he
said eagerly. 81 thought you looked
bored" she said 81 may have looked
bored" he answered, "bul love music
Tor all that" nv Argus.
Beggar-"A poor blind man asks you
for lew cents" Smith-"But last
week you were deaf and dunno" Beg
gar-''I couldn't carry on the deaf and
dumb business without putting up
money out OF my own pocket, so gave
it up."-TrdS 81 tings.
Papa" and little Jack, as he watched
his father smoking, do y'u like the
taste of smoker Yes, very much"
said the smoker. "Then why do you
blow il out of your mouth instead of
keeping IT thereE salu JacR.-AdrPeFS
Basdr.
Mrs Carper Tire fully)-"Ano,her
button to sew on? 1t is sew on buttons
and sew on buttons and sew on buttons
{ ON morning till night" Mr.. Carper
(calinly)-"My dea You ought 10 nave
married a ra,tle-sRake. "-LHs
"Ihere is nothing stable about him.
He is con instantly changing hi mind"
"Ali the better. BY constantly chang.
ing his mind he may get mind some
day that will have some sense in it,
New York Prs.
"Hallo. Vanderloin. some Of our peo-
pie coming in on this train?" Yes,
I'm expecting 4 sister OF mine"
SISTER, eli! BY birth or refusat?-
ITRh,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-18
RAILROAD poon


he Only Way OF se.lnIs tho Question.
This Into .St.ts Commsres Law to BE-
q 'hIipngrd.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE trunk lines
have entered into an arrangement
which, if it is car led out, will end
most OF the warfare between the coin.
panies. They have agreed that pool,
pure and simple, is the only solution OF
tile railroad question and have out
lined all the details Of the new compact.
This question has hung over the rail-
road companies ever since the inter-
sta'e commerce act was passed, but
the plain meaning OF the law they agree
is lhata pool Of freight traffic, if moi
pas -enger business, is Illegal. The es-
Enlistment OF a pool hal always been
regarded as a useless CHALLENGE OF the
law, but The SITUATION has become so
desperate that the presidents saw no
other way out OF the mire. The SER
iou.ness of the situation brought to-
gether an unusually large attendance OF
railroad official,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-18

baokmaker's and was holding his $40
note high IN the air. wuen the wind
caught 1t anil blew il away. His horse
won in canier."
Prof. NJ. q. Graves was bound over
to the circuit court at CheybOygan,
Mich, Saturday under the charge Of
making false statements 80 20 the Pc}
e's party nom nations OF his district.
Graves was the Peoples canlidite on
thu state ticket for superintendent oil
public instruction.
An English health officer recently re-
ceived the following note from one OF
the residents OF his district: Dear SIR.
beg TO tell you that my child, aged
eight IN ,nths, is suffering OF measles, Us
required by act Of parliament.
Arthur ". Wuellnes', Of Cleveland,
vii, begin tifly-day fast in that city.
on December 8, under the auspices Of
the Western Reserve University MeIi-
cal college. He has already made quito
a reputation as a fas;er
A Minneapolis minister shocked his
congregation Sunday by riding to
church on u bicycle. They have not
w ACGtAN'at Ah'hHAas "'fNs ~ $3.50
commandment he violated By 30 doing.
What a prosperous country this must
be when New York horse sale can
command total OF S225,253 in one
evening, comparatively unknown horses
selling Tor So, 600 aud $4,000 apiece.
louisville has girls afternoon
euchre club" and sixteen girls meet
every Friday to enchre each other out
OF whatever pin money they have been
able 10 scrape together.
Adjouruing prayer meeting in order
that the brethren and sisters might
witness a political torchlight parade
was an actual occurrence in 4 New Jer.
sey town recently
Drowning as a punishment for crime
was legally enforced in Scotland up TO
the year 1911. The same punishment
prevailed in England up TO lew years
before this date.
The Roumnnian crown is made Of
metal from the cannon captured from
the Turks at Pleyna in 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-18
Ghe GntelIigenfer.
MmhELINa. NovEMnEn rs. lsDs.
The Gnllnws In NYheeIing.

To-day for the first time in nearly a
generation gallows stands in Wheel
ing, and before night soul will leap
from itfnto eternity.
Maier'4 deed was mercilesS and to the
Inst dcgroo brutal. Not until recently
was there even a suggestion that his
Young vile had given him cause to sus-
pect her fidelity; and on this point
there is every reason TO believe that
Maier has lied. There is not a mitigat-
ing circumstance in his case except the
question Of his responsibility.
He is not insane. but those who have
come into close touch with him, AMI
have no interest in misrepresenting,
are OF opinion that there is at least
enough doubt concerning his entire re-
sponsibility to save him from the gal
lows for life term in the penitentiary.
A life term for a man OF twenty
three years OF age who has no powerful
friends to get him out in few years is
no slight punishment. It would have
met the requirements Of justice in
even this cold-blooded case; and it
would have saved this community the
shock OF hanging, at the best not an
elevating performance.
But the governor declines to interfere
and he is not open to censure for de-
cllning. He does not feel it his duty to
save the mans forfeited neck, nor is it.
There is not clear case OF irresponsi-
bil.ty and there is clear case Of brutal
murder in the tirst'degree.
Let US hope that Wheeling may not
see the gallows again for another gen
Grafton, ii ever. 1t is not the noblest
OF our institutions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-18
WhIch Way viii rhey Go?

Two very distinct lines Of tariff policy
are being urged by Democrats on the
managers OF thoir party.
One faction wants to go slow, To have
no extra session of Congress, to do the
tariff reforming on the basis of the Nc.
Kinley act, cutting out Of that measure
certain things regarded as wrong and
allowing the rest to remain.
This faction, il so it may be called, is
post election development 1t was not
heard Of in the shock OF battle. Nor
has it vet shown large proportions. 1t
ia, however. very sure that 1t is right
and determined to ix its party policy.
The other wing. which seems indeed
the greater part OF the Democratic roos-
ter. insists that when Democrats get to
work on the tariff they shall knock the
whole Mckinley measure sky-high, as
it is written in the platform-go to the
bottom of the thing and keep the plat
form pledges on which the party car
ried the country.
These are they who agree with Mr..
Watterson that tho Democratic party
must wipe out, exterlninate, and in
the foulest ignominy and disgrace 1"
every vestige Of the protective system.
Which way will the Democrats go?
Will they conclude that ''it is danger
Gus to stand on the PLATFORM" Or will
they try their luck at dodging2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-18

What ever the Democrats may do
about the extra session. the tariff and
reciprocity. this much IS determined,
that the Inauguration of Mr.. Cleveland
shall knock the socks off everything
that has gone before in this line.
"Jeffersonian simplicity" ID to wear its
royal robes.
There is no objection to usherins Mr..
Cleveland into the White House with
such display as his friends and admirers
may be willing to pay for The conn
try will not go to pot because there may
he more nnssl than has hitherto been
,een on an occasion of this kind.
It would save time, though, to walk
right in and begin chooping off the
heads in The interest of civil service
reform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-18
BREAKFAST BUDGET.


Sergeant Prensiss, the Mississippi Or
a,or. had weakness for gambl,nI.
While he anil Henry A, Wise were in
Congress he Ia ked Wise out OF duel
with personal enemy OF hisown. One
day Wise mat hun as he was going into
faro bank, and after expostuiating
with him in vain for the habit detained
him by force and said: You have a
mother and Hsier,--are they provided
for by yOn?" DO you take me for a
dog" said Prentiss, lumblns with the
stout cane that supported his crippled
limb. "Yes, baseS than dog il you
give your abundance to the faro bank
hells instead OF 10 your mother" Wiso's
firmness made the tears come. Prem
iiss' anger melted and he walked away
u subdued man
"rhe latest hard luck story that l
have heard" said New York racing
man. "is that Of a young man who
went to tho track and lost $50. lie
hat $40 ioft. He liked twouty to one
chance in the last race. He went into
the betting ring, got into crowd at a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-18

CrxxcrSxArt, O., Nov. l1-Frank W.
McHugn, the champion bantam weight
of ohio, stated last night that he has
accepted the challenge OF Bobby Burns,
of Boston, and is prepared to make a
deposit of $1,000 or more and the iarg'
est pur.e offered by any reputable ath-
letic club. He said he hal been in cor.
responhence with the Coney Island
Athletic club, anil they have a rea ly
made u libera oher in case the match
beng arranged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-18

NEW YoRK. Nov. 17.-Mayor Grant has
appointed nine school commissioners to
fit vacancies. One of the commits.
sloners whose term had expired was
Mrs. Clara NJ. Williams. and strong
pressure mad been brought upon the
mayor to induce him 10 appoint
woman a. her successor, but he did not
do so, aud there is now M female mem
Der Of the board OF education.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-18

wv IA fAAu HNfff SfDFuH
Racing and chasing, CRYING and lying
Grabbing aud nab; GTinning aud chin
c.Ssiiiiilg and whack. Pilins and whining,
Aching and qunling, wInking and blink.
Talking and stalking. uinfng and squirt.
DawlIng and bawl. FrisEinE and whlsk.
Ra anu aud slam Mixing and liking,
Jn t'iiii and damn. c9adlns aud prod,
Ia li ,cius aud pranc. Dosgng aud jogging,
Ranging and clnus- Boiling and toIling,
Railing anti and painting. eroaning and moan.
sIappIuE and scrap. Nassing, bulyras.
spafriag and war Railing, assailtng.
s,ariSs aud glnring, stFalnIng, complain,
Tearing and swear Twanglng. haranSu.
ing ing.
Carptug and harping, Knesilag. appealing,
Ddshlng aud clash. Teasing, appeasing,
sls lin ling and gasp Blessing, caFessIns,
eFasip;lng aud gasp. FEoRlng, bc,et,lng,
serstehtng and vexIng, perplexins,
Craving aud rnvIng. Smiling, bcgllllng,
Paving and clawng. Boring, importing,
Pledging and hedg- Aoundlng expound-
sq ins and wheel. snOSfiiiug, cxhOr,lns,
Logging ;sS and begging, Requesting, protest,
rhr,nslng and long ContSendlng, offend.
Cooling ,oIE and wootng, pc Hi ipqgirlng.
rrOoplng and whoop' ESIolling caIOlinS'
Po%tiug and shout Deylsins patronIzIng.
Blowing Howl and crow. Exactiug, dctractIng,
soo%Silug and srOwI. Parading, Invading,
Pulling and bluning, PeryadIug. blOckad.
surEIng and spiurg- ESpandIng, command.
Ra asE and gusa. Resaiing, bewalllng,
st t%5i aud suing, Explaining, nrrnlgn.
ConxIng aud hoax. And Wildly campaign.
ing, Ing.
This Is the way, the country over,
The hungry patriots go for Grover.