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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-26

men were worthy to possess it. Her
children have come from all countries,
bearing with them the ripest fruit of
thought, labor and experience. Adding
thereto high inspirations and generous
impulses, they have built up new world
of humanity. This world embodies the
hopes, the ambitions, the dreamings of
humanity's priests and seers. To oitsdar-
ing in the race Of progress, to its offer
ings at the shrine of liberty there seems
to be no limit; and yet prosperity, order,
peace, spread over its vast area their shell
tering wings. The nation of the futurel
Need I nameita Yourhearts quiver, low
ing it..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16

It is given out that as the result OF
the anti Harrison conferences the oppo.
sition has determined to press Senator
Sherman for tho nomination.
John Sherman would be a President
Of whom his party and his country
might well DO proud. Ho has all the
qualifications for that high office. But
all this was said truly of him in other
years, notably in 1855, when he might
have been nominated if the delegation
from his own state had been sincerely
for him.
Nominally he was tho choice Of the
state and its representatives. In fact
there was in the delegation a considera-
BILE clement whichpreferred almost any
body else. The same element did its
best TO defeat his reelection to the sem
ate.
It is explained that Senator Sherman
is not a party to. the arrangement to
use his name and personality in the
Minneapolis convention, which is not
hard to believe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16

Spain has boon shoveling silver into
Cuba at so lively, n rate that money Of
that metal Is now quoted in Havana at
five per cont discount. Accordingly
dry goods importers in that city give
notice that hereafter they will sell on a
gold basis, and that they will not accept
silver at all in any quantity exceeding
five dollars. Those merchants are
merely keeping step with the well
known law Of trade.
When any kind Of money goes below
par traders are quick to adjust their
business relations to tho basis Of gold.
No government can force the circulation
ut equal purchasing power Of two dol.
lara OF unequal value In the money mar
ket. The owners Of American silver
mines and tho politicians who think it
policy TO stand in with them want this
government to try an experiment which
fails always and everywhere, to try it
against common sense and the expert.
encc Of mankind.
Democrats in Congress urged the
scheme until their party suddenly dis
covered that it no longer has a policy
on the silver question.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

About 100000 will como into Cleve-
lands possession for an art school from
the,estate of the late Moses Kelley. The
estate Of the late Henry B. Hurlburt, a
prosperous merchant OF the Forest City,
will bring to tho city another 81, 900, 900
on the death OF Mrs. Hurlburt, who has
a life interest in tho money left for this
purpose by her husband. The Hurl.
burt house and grounds on Euclin ave-
nue arc considered worth $3.50 900 to
100000, and will be- tho site for the
new art school.
Wonderful thifcs are related concern
ing the work Of photography Of the
stars now in progress at the Cape Of
Good Hope. One negative, represent
ing a space only one-iourth tho appar-
entAdiameter of the moon, contained
impressions Of 5000 stars, most Of which
arc invisible to the eye even when a
telescope OF high power is used.
The French papers have a story that
the young crown prince OF Germany
used as a target for his pistol practice
an image of a French infantryman, and
that; he recently asked his father If he
would not be permitted after his pro-
motion to a heutenancy to FIRE at a Rus
sian officer.
The librarian ola public library saws
that some OF the daintily bound books
in his charge are injured when handled
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16
MORNING SMILES,

Shc-'What n delightful old settle
this is! 1t looks as II thcro might DO
some real old legand connected with
It," Howell, there was, but MS I
couldn't afford to pay tho price tho
dealer asked, no said atlast I could have
the settle, but no would have 10 keep
tho legend and connect It with q six:
teenth.century bedstoad no lad.-Har.
per's Ba:ar. /.
Insurance agent-"I came to call your
attention to the fact that your policy
expires to-day and bog you to rcnew
it." Economist-"Very Gorry, but this
is the tenth year that I havo insured in
your company and nothing has hap.
pened, so / have made up my mind to.
try another company."-Fliegend Blaet.'
Ter. j.,
Banks, | am suffering the fortunes Of
Rivors?n Neuralgia. I am nearly!
dead with It. And tomorrow we move
into a North Side fla" "Going 10 move
arc you? Have you ever moved be-
forew Never, 81 have. You'll for.
get all about your neuralgia, Rivers.n-
Chicago Tribune. n :
Lady Friend-"so you are going to
graduate next month, Maud? Dear mo!
What q time OF it you must havel I
suppose you are nearly tagged out?"
Maud-"Oh, dear, mol mamma hires q
dressmaker, and she does all the sew
ing. All ] havo to do is to try on, you
know. "-BoSon Transcript.
Professor-"This ecccntricity you
speak OF in your daughter, isn't it, afterI
all, a matter of heredity2" The mothori
'(scverely)-"No, sirl I'd have You to-
know, sir, there never was any hcredityI
in our family."-Yankec Blade.
Ethel-"I asked George last night
what was meant by seconds he said
they were damaged goods and came
cheaper" Maud-"I presume that ex-;
plains his namo George jenkins, 2ds9'--'
Mew York. Herald n
GLOW is old Bronson now, doctor?'
Ills is IN encouraging case" "Think
he'll get well, eh ?" Oh, no. But /
think Lean keep him as he is years to
come. "-Harper's Basar.
Young Pharmaceutist-"Are YOU
often troubled with collie, Miss )" His
Partner-"No." "What a pityl I have
a cure for itthat's simply'o out OF sight"
-Fqttgende Blaeter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16
Free, But Not to yote.
70 the Editor OF The In,euiqcneer.

= ~ 'S 4s%'S' " vet A'AtAttNtht~NIs g.. r
SIR:-During tho campaign for the
election Of President Ben Harrison, l
was down on the Red river.
l was a passenger on q small steamer,
and something happened to the ma
chinery OF the boat, which caused q de-
lay. The engineer said that an eccen-
trio had slipped, and the captain in
formed us that it would take about six
hours to adjust the machinery. so if, We
wished to take a walk to pass away the;
time, we could do 80.
Several OF US strolled away from the
river, when I noticed a rather neat lit
tie cabin standing on the brow of the
bluff, and an aged negress sitting on the
porch of the cabin. | walked up to her
and tipped my hat, and saidiAfeood
morning, auutie." Good morniT,
sab" she replied.
There was no smile on the face OF
auntie, she had a care-worn look, and
seemed to be unhappy.
| asked: "Are you not feeling well
this morning, auntie?" rGaD.
"Yes, sab; 1 is feelin' we'll enough,
but de old man is sick" a5CE
She invited me into tho cabin. I
walked in and there sat an old negro in
a split bottom chair, and if he was not
sick he was very much discouraged. /
asked about his trouble. He said he
was done gone done for" 8b3Y
"Howis that I" l asked.
He said he went out to vote and they
told him he was too old to vote for Har-
rison.
why didn't you 60 and vote any
how?'I asked.
"Well, you see, do white folks hab
so many shotguns here. You SEQ, do
colored folks am free, but dey am not
free 10 vote" :,
| picked up a book just then. It was
the life Of Fred Douglass. l read his
Fourth of July speech, in which he
spoke about the boosted liberty OF the
United States with four millions Of
slaves. While 1 was reading the old
man began to sing very low. l could
scarcely catch the words Of his rhyme,
but the last verse ran thus:
Everything pears dark jest now,
Dc days turned into night:
Still hear de angels whisper dat all things will
And I see dc freeman Lincoln obcr on dc golden
a becEonini to dis darkoy, come an vote for:
N 4Tstf
Wheeling, W. "a, May II, 1892. +
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that this unfortunate white man 10 any
body in particular, or 1t is probable
that the exhibition Of high civic virtue
would be postponed to some more con
vonient season. 1t was perhaps with
tho eminent propricties in view that "a
long list OF capital offences" have bocn
allowed to go unpublished. Public SEN
timent was on that side, as It was on the
sido Of tho .gallows when a black man
brought himself within reach Of the
law,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16
A Hanging Reform in the South.

hAih'ikinR ANclOrln III the 6Outfl. 4
Sometimes somebody is bold enough
to remark that for the Caucasian hang.
ing is about played out IN the south.
White men murder but they are not
hanged for their crime. Colored men
furnish tho raw material for tho south
ern gallows. But they think they are
going to hang a white murderer in a
southern state, and the remarkable
event is thus celebrated in prospect by
the: Charleston Ne,u.
!, We say all honor to the oransebng jury
which had the courage OF It's convictions and
found white man guilty OF murder according
10 the evidence. Of course 1t Is to regretted that
Awhile man has to be hungcd. but IL ~civiliza-
tlon Is 70 be maintained. and human life Is to
be protected. then he who takes It must pay, the
Forfeit OF his own. Tho Orangeburg jury has
done Justice BY. tho prisoner r, by itself. and by
thestate, and Its verdict comes nt n fortunate
sme: IL our governor Is to make a full, truth
t!r!an government. Ii wifi have to show along
list OF capital oi!cnses that have gone unpun.
ished, and tho verdict of he Orangcburg fury,
ana that Of me Charleston jury that convicted
Larcllc:'wiH Afford him the only instances In a
series OF years to show that the law against muir.
der is ever enforced on white mon In South Car.
"of course It is, to be regretted that a
white man hastobe hanged, but it may
even be worth while to hang 4 guilty
white man ito showt that the law against
murder;isov over enforced on white men
in South Carolina" It.doess not appear
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16

If Senator Teller and his Colorado
friends leave the Republican party on
the silver issue, whittier shall they
flee? They can't go intothoD Democratic
party now, for the Democratic party
ha. suddenly ceased to have any silver
views which it desires to present to the
country. 1t would embarass the Colo
RADIO friends to BIO obliged to take to the
woods. Nobody in the woods is paying
ahundred cents for sixty-seven cents
worth Of silver.
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DEMOCRATIC
.EI-Gov.' Brown Thinks tho Peoples Party
VIII Dlsrunt tho Gearrln Damocrhcx.

stAs sSPAo @Hk
a VIII Disrupt Tho Georgia Democracy.
ATLANTA, GA, May l5.-Ex.sonator
Joseph +, Brown, the War Governor OF
Georgia, who hauled down the flag be-
fore the state had seeded, and who
took the leadership Of tho Republican
party as aoon. as tho war was over, later
becoming tho boss Of tho Democratic
partyJhas written a letter which will
appear tomorrow. In it he recognizes
the fact lthat tho government OF the
United States Is one OF party, that there
will always BIO two main parties, and
that other parties are always merely
side issues to be absorbed at a conven-
lent timeiby one Of the great parties.
The present movement Of the Peple's
party, hesays, will DO a feeder TO the.
! Republican party. He adds:
For the present tho Republicans
will not attempt 10 absorb them, but, as
they will be- more u%nfriendly to the
Democrats than the Republican party,
they ri moro readily be induced to
Unite with the Republicans, and we
may expect, ii the third party is sue
cessful this fall, or if it polls a strong
vote, to see itunite with the Republic
can party a.year or two. hence, and then,
blythe union of the white and colored
Republicans and the Peoples party
Democrats, who are all fused together
in one party, they may have strength
e%nough.to take control Of our affairs in
the South, and the result may be tho al
most indefinite retention Of national
power by the Republican party.
ut seems to me, therefore, that moth
ing is more to be deprecated than a
third party movement, which has re-
suited or may result in a division of tho
Democratic party and a division of the
white race in tho South"
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Gntdlf8emer,
WHEELING, MAY 10, 1903.

THE approaching contest Is rendered
especially important by reason of tho In.
dustrial nj financial policies of tho Gov.
eminent being Mt stnke. Tho popular do.
eislon on these issues Is of great moment
and will BIO Of far-reaching consequence
james @. Blaine = 81.
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by persons wearing soilcd gloves. In
some OF the European libraries gloved
readers are not permitted to handle tho
books.
An indianapolis man has invented a
process for aging v%iolins. lie claims
that in two weeks time no can impart
to any ordinary violin all the i%ullness
and richness Of tone possessed by o
Stradiyarius. p
The Roumanian crown Is made OF
metal from tho cannon that were cap.
turcd from tho Turks by tho Rouma.
mans at pleyna in 1877. p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16

The wool market is looking up. Mills
are increasing their; output and dealers
know that q free wool bill cannot be-
come law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16

SENATOR HILL rises to remark that
there is no point to the criticisms touch
ing the failure of his February freeze
out convention to mention the name OF
that distinguished Democrat, Grover
Cleveland. He recalls the interesting
fact that Mr.. Cleveland was not at that
time President OF the United States; he
was aprlvato citizen. 1t is to be infer
red from Mr.. Hills remarks that he
thinks Mr.. Cleveland is filing the pri-
vate station SO we'll that he should not
be disturbed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16

SINCE it is now a well.established fact
that catarrh is a blood disease, medical
men are quite generally prescribing
Arey's Sarsaparilla for that most loath-
some complaint, and tho result, in
nearly every instance, proves the wis.
dom Of their advice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16
Might be Worse.

Uncle Joe Brown, Of Georgia, whohas
boxed the political compass with dis
tinguishcd success, warns the PEOPLES
party men of the south that they may
divide the Democracy and give the Re-
publican party indefinite retention Of
power.
1t does look to a man up a. tree as
though tho Kspqblicap party Sxill be
charged with the government Of this
country for many years to come. The
consolation is that the Republican
party understands the business and
that the country has been in worse
hands. >; .YstsrJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16

WILLIAM Aston, who inherited IN i'm
mense fortune and took lone of it away
with him, left out Of all his millions
sl45,O0o to charitable purposes. The
widows mite was a princely gift in COM
parison. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16

Issue. @ R ~
Wheeling Re1tser.
Mo believe tho West Virginia delegation
Will do their party a great service aud,
themselves credit by voting tomorrow to
POSTPONE tho confederation of tho bill at
this time. Such n vots would not commit
them for or ngninst free coinage. 1t would
simply put them on record OF placing tho
question on tho sholf for tho present, anil
whore 1t b~elong%untll more vital and I'm.
portnnt legislation Ia considered. ;ngI1ef
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16
SHORTHAND SCHOOL,

One in the City
So eSnippsd u 70 thoroughly qualify students
for, filling lposltlons: Rooms carpetpd and elc-
taught but, the latest . Shorthand ,SImplifed."
is EASILY LEARNED SHORT, PRACTICAL and taught
ibyethei authors Without office work, CORE
spondencc, practical writing, copying. manifold.
business mcnir,qulrc them. II you do notwaut
to fail: attend where this Department Is made a
spGclalty, that is, the "hoclinE
Business. ColleEc. Is
In getting graduates Into positions Call at office
or address as aboyO for catalogue. anSO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16
FOB SALE.
BUILDING LOTS

BUILDING LOTS
On Fifteenth street.
On South Front and Penn streets, most deslra.
BILE lots on the Island.
Only lot left on Fourteenth s~trcet-periect title
Desirable lots on North Huron street. old Fair
Grounds aud Gilchrist addition. This Is the
highest ground on the Island.
Good lots on McColloch street, East Wheeling.
from $500 to SOD.
A splendid lot on North Front street, cast side,
running back TO river.
Five.roomed house on Zane street. cheap
$3.50 will buy q seven.roomed house on South
York street, with both gases, hot and cold water,
inside water closets, etc.
$1,000 for fve-roomed house at 12o North York
street.
sl.lS7 for sl1.roomed dwelling, in good shape,
slate roof, etc. In lower end OF Martins Ferry.
And many others
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16

Mr. C~LEvELANp's ear is at the phone.
Does anybody call?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16
Cheap Excursion . Gettysburg Battlo-

field.
For the dedication of tho monument
on ] une = on the Gettsburg battlefield,
designating the High Water Mark''.of
the southern Confederacy, the Balti-
more,& Ohio railroad company will sell
round trip tickets at,all stations east Of
the Ohio river Mt the low rate OF one
fare for. the round trip. The President
OF the United States, members OF his
cabinet, the governors OF twenty-five
states, members of their stats, and
other distinguished persons. as well rs
will participate in the imposing dedi-
catory ceremonies. This will afford an
excellent opportunity for a cheap ex-
curslon to tho historic battle ground by
veterans and others desiring to visit
the scenes OF the greatest conflict Of
modern times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16

This remedy is becoming SO vol
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise. medicine does not exist,
and it is guaranteed to do all thatis
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, Will
remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections causedby impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system and
prevent MS we'll as cure all Malarial fe-
vers. For cure OF Headache, Constipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price so cents and Sl2per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16
Old furniture painted with
NEW

ARD Sc
We have the Largest and Best Selected Stock
ofGARDES SEED in the State. .All New. Fresh
Stock, and warranted true to name. SPECIAL
Low PRICES to market gardeners and dealers.
Seeds In &c aud 10c packets, sent by mall, post
age paid, on receipt price.
K HOGE
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The sRegister" Advises West Virginia
congressman to Stradd1o tho Silver
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16

WEATHER such as we had yesterday
deserves to be spelled with a capital w.
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A CoWARDLY POLICY.

Wheeling, ". "a, May II, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
MONEY IND BUSINESS.

Everything has conspired during the last week
to put prices up. The cessation Of gold exports
had much effect, though it is believed that largo
shipments will have to be made this week. Tho
question whether Mr.. Goulds estate will retain
control of Western Union, Manhattan or Missouri
Pacific, has seemed important to some, and active
speculation has followed with higher prices. The
decision Of Judge Gresham, virtually rendering
enforcement Of the Interstate act impractcabe, has
led many to believe in higher values for railroad
stocks generally. The failure of Congress in its
first week to do anything, even TO take up the Anti
Option BILL and the growing doubt whether Dem
ocrats can agree upon any definite change Of
policy, have kinded hopcfulness in many quar-
ters, and men in numerous industries, even manu-
facturers of tinplates worstcds knit goods and
heavy WOO lens, have persuaded themselves that
Democrats cannot be so foolish as to PROSTATE
their work. Conditions Of general trade are eX-
ceedingly good for the season, and the holiday bust
ness opens with bright prospects All these
things have worked together TO make the mar
kets strong, with general tendency to advance.
Stocks were particularly active toward the close
Of the week, Western Union advancing . 81,
Manhattan IA and Missouri Pacific 3-S, but
in a quarter of the stocks there some decline,
and in many more no change so that the average
closed only GO cents per share higher than the week
before IL is reported, usual, when the market
is strong that London is doing something, but
evidence of it is not discoverablc, and the slight
IMPROVEMENT in foreign exchange while mcrchan-
disc exports greatly exceeding imports does
not support that idea. Some American investors
and many American spectators were shifting
their position in view Of Mr.. Gould's death, which
i enough 10 account for such changes as appear.
Earnings Of 1873 railroads reported by the " The
Financial Chronicle show an increase for No.
vember of 81 per last year, but the fact
Chat fewer roads report than year ago is not 10
be overlooked Other decisions beside that of
judge Gresham have recently diminished very
much the probability of harm to railroad property
from the Interstate Commerce law and soclastic
hostility TO corporations seems 10 have lost its
former control of several Western LEGISLATURES.
Last year merchandise exports exceeded I'M
ports by more than $4,000, 900 in December, 50
that the decrease of Ss,1OO,0O9 in exports IN
the first week Of December this year, and the
increase Of Sl,754,OcO IN imports for two weeks
past. by no means indicate a small excess of cX-
ports this year. Interior money markets have
been on the whole, easier, and IL j. gratii flying
feature that accounts Of collections are unusually
favorable for the season. Ncw-lork banks gained
81 ,43I 900 by return OF money from the interior
| last week. and yet lost nearly 100000 OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
Amusfmcnls.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-S-The Black Crook
.NREgG THEATRES :l5-"Ein genach"r 4"""
uIIor THEATRES :15-A Society fsu.
ppoADwAY FATHER-S-Prodicol Father
C,pNEGIE MUSIC HALL-10 q. M until III H.
The Dore Gallery
CASINOS :15-Fencing Master
CHICK ERING HALL-sl5-Concert'
COLUMBUS THEATRES l6-Aunt BriaaeVs D"'''
nAIy,s THEATRES :l5-The HunchbacK
rpEN MUsEE-The World in Wax
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES 1o-A Giia'o 'ooi'
GARDEN THEATRE-S-Robn Hoo.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-S-The Scout
uARRIGAS'S THEATRE-S-Mulligan Guads B"i'
u,nI.rM OPERA HOUSES l5-Dplouaey
uERPMANN's THEATRES 15-L'tle IiplCW'
hoYr,s MADISON SQUARE THEATRES '5O-A 4r'p
10 Chinatown.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALLS 15-The Great foug'te'
ROSTER & BIAL'S-2-S-Vaudevlle
LYCEUM THEATRES :l5-Anericans Aofoau'
MANHATTAN OPERA HOISE-s-The Isle Of Oha"
payne. -
MUSIC HALLS :l5--Russian Folk-song Nonce'"
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Art Exh biuon'
PAIMER,s THEATRES :l5-Aristocracy.
PROCTOE's THEATRES :l5-County far.
STANDARD THEATRES :l5-The Masked Ban
STAR THEATRES IA FOOLS Paradise
TONY PAsTORS-s-Vaudevi Ile.
UNION SQUARE THEATEE-s l5-Iolas IheFoSe'
,4TH STREET THEATRE-S-The Ensign