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The morning call., 1892-07-23

BEk EIEI PROPERTY WANIE %.
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w house or or rooms good lot, for which
owner viii accept country property in part pay
ment; no agents Address H. p, box AZ, this
once. mvl7 n
The morning call., 1892-07-23


pHAETON FOk SALE CHEAP. APPLY AT
Il 1i61 Howard, Eighth. jy23 3t@
IA ANTED-SNALL CoAL-WAGON 10 CARRY
" ton. 63l Howard 81. tyz2 81
I SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON AT "a
Il Beaie 81. A. W. SA>BORNE felztf
The morning call., 1892-07-23

= OYERNMENr LANDS
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands.
Rich black soil ready to plow.
Large. fine valley; railroad through L.
Water bitches now building.
Mid climate free fuel. cheap lumber
hork AT good wages there
Land e@n ue taken without residence.
Send &c stamp for full Information TO F. W
LAKE. Flood building, San Francisco CaLap14 Il
f'ALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU ssl
y Ninth 81. oakland. exchange all kinds OF PROP
erty; send Tor catalogue GREEN. CULLOM *
co unv
The Progress., 1892-09-10
Nc One Is Excluded

1'o" Oilers We
will not be
with ively enor
The Progress., 1892-09-10
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

Williams college will celebrate its Tooth
anniversary In 1903.
Cornell will offer course in the Russian
language and literature next year.
Professor A. G. Slocum, OF Corning. n.
Y. has been elected president Of kalama-
ZOO college. Michigan.
Professor Elias r. Carr. Of the New Jer-
sey State Normal school, has received from
Union college the degree Of doctor Of phi
losophy.
Sweden ranks first in the number Of
women graduates in medicine, philologv
and Jurisprudence in proportion to her
population
Manual training at st. Paul is an as
Eured success. A. A. Gordon has engineered
the work skillfully and the opponents coz
cede his success.
Miss NJ. 4. Finnegan. county superb
tendent Of schools for ChOteau connty,
Mon. has Jurisdiction over an area Of
81 800 miles, while Miss Alice Cavanaugb,
OF Dawson county. looks after the schools
Of u county covering $1,000 square miles,
an area eqpal to that Of South Carolina.
The Progress., 1892-09-10
JOHN TRUMbOLL.
A Visit to the Old Homo Of tho Autho,
,of "McFingal."

.of .lcFingal."
Special Correspondence 10 The Progress:
wAThRrowN, Conn.,, Sept. Sew if
any Oh our eaf;y literary men present "a
more interesting subject of study than tlIo
satirical poet, John Trumbull, the author
of "McFingal." This village boasts the
place Of his nativity. or rather would do
so il it sufficiently appreciated the honor
for but few Of the townsfolk know about
him or can inform the traveller where th.
old Trumbull house stood. 1 final,
located the spot, on the road to Water
bury, less than mile from the center or
the village. Mr.. Hickox, the aged seal,r
OF weights and measures, who has had
that office in the town for over forty years.
now owns the property on which stood Il 9.
poets home. He we'll remembers IL,
demolition, and gave me some detail.
The house stood ON the northerly side &c
the road, ut the bottom of slope Of uI-
land; below 1t short distance fow~
Streets brook. A barn now occupies t..
old site. In demolishing the venerable
building huge heart of oak timbers were
found, and from several of these numb,
OF chairs, etc, were made These ana
small pieces Of the timbers were sent in
various directions in response to request.
Some went to Boston, New York, Sprinl-
field, Hartford, New Orleans and else-
where. The mantel Of the dining roo,u
was a heavy piece Of oak, hewn on u bevel
so that It formed a solid bracket.
The Trumbull house was the second
house built I'm Watertown, and the poe,
was born there I'm 1850 His father was tl.
Congregational pastor, and like all early
New England divines divided his activity
between plow and pulpit. He even wenr
further, and was n noted athlete and han
dler of equines. Fond of wrestling and of
horses. he gained the title Of Jockey Trunl-
bull" and once saved the championship
OF wrestling for his village when it WIS
strongly contested by rival town. enter
ing the ring disguised when his villal,,
seemed likely TO lose the game.
Though tie son of such sire, the poet
was OF weak and sickly disposition, atOned
for, however, by the uncommon brilliancv
Of his mind. At the almost incredible age
Of seven he had mastered all the requir,
ments for admission to Yale college and
passed his entrance examinations. Not be
ing allowed to enter at such an age, be-
waited till thirteen years old. meanwhile
pursuing his studies well into the college
work. Disgusted with the inefficient and
dry rs dust teaching and curriculum Of
the time, he wrote his first satire, "The
Progress Of Dizziness" ut the age of TWEEN
ty-two. John Trumbull, scholar. judge
and poet, was power through the Revolt
tion and pillar of his state for many
years after. His chief work, "McFingal,"
savagely satirized the tories, to the delight
of the patriots. He satirized also In an
other poem the colonial dandies and c.
quets. At Hartford he formed one Of that
talented circle known as the Hartford
wits" and at length, removing to Mich
gan, died at Detroit In 1881.
ALBEIT J. POTTER.
The Progress., 1892-09-10
An Unfortunate Admiration.

Johnnie had come home late and was
being questioned as to how he had been
spending his time.
80 that little boy next door climbed the
ladder and grew scared when he got mt the
top" queried his father. land you went to
help him DOWN."
ayes, father" assented Johnnie.
What made you 30 long about iti"
Because" responded the reluctant
Johnnie, 1T had taken nearly half an hour
for me TO coax him TO 90 up."-New York
Evening Sun.
The Progress., 1892-09-10
Constable Sale,
No 34-Mrs. ]. Burnside VS.. II

No @-Mrs. J. Burnside VS.. Thomas
Balfe. Jr., and Mary Balfe.
BY virtue OF writ Of heri facias issued
to me In the above numbered and en-
titled suit, by Hon. HoyIe Tomkies. JUS
tice Of theiPeac In aud for the Fourth
Ward Of Caddo arish. Ia, have seized
aud will sell at public auct on atthe front
door Of the courtroom, 20s Milan street,
on
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER II. 1872.
the following described property, to-
wit: lot household goods. Terms of
sale cash on the spot, subject to appraise-
ment.
L. NJ. McDUFTIEs Constable.
The Progress, Sept. 3, 1897.
The Progress., 1892-09-10

The cravat which the French adopted
from the Croats after the war with the EN-
peror in 1896 was made either wholly OF
lace or Of lns linen with lace ends. They
were worn first in England toward the enc
Of Charles IFS reign. James II paid AL
enormous sum for cravat of Venice lace
to be worn at his coronation. William ii
was very fond OF lace.
The Progress., 1892-09-10

The graceful fuchsis was named In honor
Of Professor Fuchs, q German botanist,
and If pronounced according to the Ger
man, would DE fooksia.
The Progress., 1892-09-10

Judge A. w. o. Hicks has some
fine registered Jersey heifers
which he will sell at rock-bottom
prices.
The Progress., 1892-09-10
Our PREMIUM OFFERS

would much
whole which
ones WILDE for q alimted dpaiod
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-24
DIED

on Tuesday. March 18Th, instant, az
Hereford, Baltimore county, Nd. aficF o
long and painful Illness, GEORGE WI
LKACII
on FEB. B, 1889. EVA, thc daughter 81
Robert j aud Maggie Ralcy, a9e1 years,
enidnths and y days.
Our hearts are sad to-day. or the elDnd
Of sorrow hangs mighty Ger our hame, for
death has come aud deprived is IF Two Of
our LIES Joy and sunshine Only .eW
days ere the death Of our pfided ETa. God
aaw III 10 iakc from na cur daEllng tmby
aud thus left pail hanging DER our hearth
stoan. but wliBn death seized our pIatNing
ono our hearts could SCARCELY bear fhchur.
den, though imposed BY our beloved Re
decmcr. Such / know, beloved parents.
were your Affections when death, cold, ~.
lcnslers death, matched from your b0soms
your darling ones. Bus, fond parents, be
cornlorled, for lias not God said. suffer
little children To come INTO Nc. aud forbid
them not. for Of such IL the Kingdom 0f
Heaven So lei this asssfance BIZ tho
clouds Of agonizlng grief that oyerthaaOw
your home that tie sunshine q faith may
heal your wounded hearts. for hnoweat
thou not ihat these little angels arc now
enfhroned on the right hand d God, with
palms In their hands. and iheiT hearts ia.
diant with prayer for your salvation
Again, why grleyc, darling matber and
dearest faiher, when Ell such rs those IL
whom you have been bereayed are always
prepared when the dread eui0mous come.
end that Il Is with such pure, unlAfnlthed,
angelicai little souls that God aecoiaics and
beauties Ills throne
Your little ones have spannod the turidd
waters
On their journey % that beppy shore,
And now they're reached is pleasant
borders
Pray that you may be welcomed with
greetings o'cr y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-24
SHOES and H.aTS.

Afs new BtyleR arc IN. and prices lower
than ever. Ny stock viii please young
men, Old men and boys.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-24

readers The benefit Of our researches m
1878 ne General Assembly IL Maiyland
passed All ACT, which was duly approved
By ire Governor repeating 10 Ql9 Aes sgd
appointing Sydney Wailas surviving
commissioner Of The State Of MafYland q
prosecute al claims Of tie e|a ,a'i,zi
the Goveknmenf Of tho Un'i a.. A'ia
allowing him ! commission
upon any sum that shall IN 8hI6a by
him and paid BY him into TIE sofy og
The Stats Of Maryland. vide Chap 2ea,
Sec 2and Of Laws Of 1878. BY and under
authority conferred BY this Act Col. WaiIes
has collected for the State from Tho Federal
Government Oh niae different occasions
sums aggregating $ie0,120l1 and upon
payment thereof into The State Treasury
has promptly received his 80 per cent com
mission. We do not know The grounds
upon which tie commission upon the
direct tax is refused TO Iayinan Il looks
as If the Cosoncl's case wasa plaln opeand
that the most that can be said about il ID
that the State made bad bargain and
agreed 70 pay too much for the service 1t
required. We understand thai when the
Act was passed Il was declared upon the
floor Of thehouse BY Montgomery Blair that
It was specially intended 70 cover heclaim
for The direct tax. WE append Tie section
Of the Act which gave Mr.. Wailcs authoe.
ity to represent Maryland in and Axes bis
compensation. The law is upon The books,
it has never been repealed and The Colonel
has. ltseenss tous d strong case. Wehope
our State will be iusl 10 Colonel Waiies
before Il Is generous 70 the Chicago Fair.
The sections Of tho Act above referred
to. follow;
SEC. 2. That Sidney L WALES, OF VII
comico county, the surviving commissioner
q the State Of Maryland under said set
be and he Ii hereby authorized 70 prose-
cute the settlement Of all claims 81 the
State against the Government Of the Unit
ed States, and he IL hereby allowed com
mission Of 80 per cent upon any sum that
shall be recovered BY him and paid by the
Government OF the United States into the
treasury Of Maryland, as full cenpensa-
ton for his services and expenses III the
prosecution OF said claims ot The State
against The United States, Il being The In
tent and meaning Of this General Assem-.
bly, that the said commissioner shall not
claim or receive from aAid Stale any other
or further compensation for his services
rendered or 10 be rendered. ard expenses
incurred In The prosecution Of said claims,
except the commission contingent upon his
success, and herenbcforc allowed him. 90
such amount IS may ,bo recovered by him
as aforesaid and paid into the treasury Of
said State
SIC. g. Asd BE- Il further enacted, That
the Comptroller Of Tho Treasury be aud he Is
hereby authorized and directed ID Issue his
warrant 10 ihc said 4. !. Wales a commits
zion of thirty per cent 90 such sim az
shell be recovered ~ him and paid by the
Government III the United EsAtes int the
treasury Of the said State upon said claims,
aud that the said commission sBail be pay
able upon the several amounts received on
said claims as they arr paid into ibp tfcaa.
ury.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-24

ghS WAN Il Z ID .

lt parties havlng farms forsale will send
description and prices to the undersigned
or call in person, II will 30 Is their edYan-
Nos l4tll 10, n, MORO AN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-24
Col. SYDNEY wales.

Among the Court visitors TO our town is
lsSydney l. Wales, Of Cornneld Hafbor,
% Inigo's district, who occupies not a little
ofthe public eye as the claimant Of a $1ii,-
900 commission from the State Of Maryland
Ior collecting from the General Govern
ments its share Of the direct tax. The
Colonel is man Of fine presence and
though bis hair and moustache is tinged
With gray his hearty hand shake attests
ghat bis hand Is strong and few moments
shows the strong mind in
the sound body Wecan assure our read
ere that this claimant for the big fee Is not
d blooming specimen Of the genus crank,
but d iEind.hearted, clever eentleman. resi-
Pit of the good county Of ST. Mary's, an
ORGY of no mean attaEnments, who has
naaa gauls and il convinced
kund him
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-24
.. PERRY ABEL,

NNItt -
~ Also, agent for lhe CHAMPION
MACHINE OOaNFdNf. Dfdum aoIIci
ned. March i7-- tIn,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-24
AEWs N eRIEF
Saturday, March 10, 1892.

FsoDs the baltimore SIN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-24
SPRING 1892.
NEW GOODS.
Low PRICES.


WE have added . oursioSk lhis seasons
supply of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, Weinsiica Cali and inspection 81
stock ouFpsiocs areas low o. lover ihanl
aaaally fund we have many novelties
ofshsseAson, Laaies' Dress Goods,
which early buyers only hna. We pride
ourselves Oh styles and challenge compsli
Con. II you want cH0T0g STYLES
and new stock o select fron, call ard SEQ
Is before buying Every season brings
s-a. as.-s l-l.ses---..-.- grove b be good,
some ma % god, The styles ught al.
ier shis eoaasa seorn u N Tana and Light.
Grey We have sham "a 2sc. AMI SOC.
grades Very attractive. A good line u
Black Goods always on hand. Mail or.
don PROMPTLY aiieaa b
n~4t@ 4 4s.4sf - n 4 x ~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-24
GROCERIElS

Fine, fresh aud cheap. Call and make q
small purchase and know that You will
become permanent customer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-04
Cine Gbre fit 8uimois.
Der 0bieaeoer Campbell an Ole
Spite Ger republifaniiden
partet berufen,
Die Seoeutune oiefer mabI fir oen Kampf
in Juinois.

Set Sem Sage, no SQinois bur6 bic
Die bieiigen Holttlfer ni1ts mebr erregt,
ais Die Wtontag Nben0 eingetroffene Jtad)s
rI6t BON Der grmdblung oes 8ertreters BON
SQinois, Wiltam Campbell, i'm republtfa1
nilben Jta~ttonalauSl6u gum UorlBe1oen
oe11elben un0 Dalntt gum Setter Der ton1z
nlenoen Champagne. Campbell, Der nit
Yte6t III Gbicago, ieiner Setma!b, ben &uf
zines gereht ullD biatg %Oe1tenOen, 5uDor7
fommenoen uno beionnenen StaatSmannes
genieBt, rIdt Dnrd oiele l8abL in Die 9teibe
Der berporra9enoiten golititer oes 2anoes,
benin auf ietuen S6ultern miro bon beute
oil Die Gerantportuu9 fit ben Nusgang
Der Galipagne ltegen.
Die vStaats 3eitung", 6eren mariner
Sreunb 6err Campbell Itets g"etpelen lit,
uno Die 0eutiden bon Goof @ountp, inter
benen er it6 GROCER 8eliebtbeit erfreut,
f0nnen Die Wabl urD lus3ej6nung Camp
BELTS nit @enugtbuung be9riiben.
Oe QSabl bat aber aud ibre %belonoere
pollttlde SeOeutung; 5eigt lie bod. OaB Die
9tepublifaner beginner, SutnoiS fir etnert
5Detlelbaften Staat 5u 6alter uno IS DeBs
Dalb fur notbwsnotg eradten, eineu Wfann
al Die Sptbe oeS %@alnpa9ne> uno ytatio1al>
comtites 81 lteuen, Der 9au3 belonoers nit
ben gerbaltniiien in Slinois Dertraut 1T.
Die Wabl beoeutet ober nod mebr; Camp
bell mar Elm entidieocner @egner Sifer's
unb trat marm fiir bic Domination oes
Gidter Collins elm. Sifer's Qlnbong lu@te
beBbaIb audi ieine 8ieoermabL in Miunez
apolis gum WattgIteo bes 9tational5Nus
ihuiieS 3u Dereiteln, alein Gampbeu's
Sreunoe, u1ter ibnen Dor alien 9enrp
WuIff. iebten Die WieoerpabI bur6. DAP
Sifer ntdt nieI bon einem ~9tationalconite,
an beiien SpiBe Campbell itebt, gu ertuarz
ten baben miro. lit announcement.
0err Campbell mar in WtlnneapoliS an
fan9s ni6t ionoerlih fir etne domination
6arriion's, bate bod Der Br6iioent ibm
Die SteQe zines 3oQeinneDmers fir @bicaeo
abgei6lageu, CT belt lid ie0D1 fern bon
benz Tanlpf spli6en 0arriion uno Blaine
lno trat iGlieBIl6, DauptlG6li6 Our6 ben
@ntl6luB Des Senators @uQom. Dem CT
aud Die 2&abL gum 8oritbenben bes gtattoz
naLsNusi6uB gu neroanten bat, fir 9arrt>
ion etr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-04
i Gbeooore 10. Dwight. i
Goo zines DER prominentefen Juriifen DER
Der. Staten.

9ia6 elmer W2ittlpo1 Wittag 6em 9t6ter
MuthonD 5ugegangenen Oepelde aus Utica,
80. g., lit bort Jtidter SbeoDore QS,
0migbt, Sdwager Srn. NntbonD's, i'm
70. GebeNsjabre geltorbsn. S1 i6m berS
ltereu Die Ser. Staaten einen tbrer eriten
9tsdtSgelebrten, Der in allen 2dnbern engz
lii6er 3ungen h0hites Qnieben genoB uno
De1Ien SAller in allen Staaten Der Union
p%rominente iuriitiide S%teuungen etnz
nebmen.
0eborcn an 8. Srli 1922 in @atstiQ,
Sc. g., be udte 6r. Omtgbt oaS SamiltOn
GOuege III Galtnton uno beltano bort I'M
Sabre 1910 Die &bgan9spriiiung; oann
ftuo!rte CT Die Eehte in gale college uno
luuroe al oemlelbell I'M Sabre 1912 gum
vSutor" ernannt. Gler Sabre lpater err
belt er Die Hroieliur fir @eid)Ihte, @tpilz
redt uno acknowledgements, Die CT bis
gum Sabre 1858 betleibete.
Gem Guf ais 9tedtslehrer nal in3piiden
tpett liber lst1cn WtrtulgsfreIs 9eorun9en.
0as Columbia college bot ibm i'm Sabre
1888 ben 3eIrltubI fur Wtunicipalrebt an,
Den er ieitoem Bis gu ieinem Sooe ei1gez
nonmen bat. W6ehrmalS, in ben Sabren
1866, 1870 unO 1871 belt CT fir Stuoenten
Der. @orneusltniuerittdt auf 0eranlaliung
nes N0rlt1n0eS Derlelbe1 ellle1 Gurus bon
8orleiungen, ebenio 1870, 1871 uuo 1872
an Der 2lmberft llniperfltGt. 1867 tpar CT
Weitglieo Der corltituttonellen Staat5> Gonz
Dention; @ouperneur Dir ernannte i'm
1870 gum Wtitglieo Der NppeQ>@ ommifIion
uno a 8 iol6eS ~leiltete ST. 9migbt QroBe
0tenIte bet @rleoigung Der oufge 9Guften
SGtle, mel6e i'm ytew Oorfer QppeIationsz
Geri@t i9mebten. Die finn Yrofelloren
bon Nnooper, lpelde ipegen 6eBeret proceiz
iirt tpuroe1, pertrauteu Dem 8erltorbenen
ibre 8ertbeioiguug bauptid6lt9 an, uno
er bate babel 0elegenbeit, gu aeieen, in
tpel6' berporra9enoer Betle er 0as canoniz
ld)e Ged)t beberrldte.
gteben letnen juriitti6en Stu6ien be-
16Gftigte ibn pbilanthropiibe Sragen aQer
Nrt; i'm Sabre 1874 puroe er gum YrQlt>
benten Der Stats @elelli6aft fir @efGngs
iB>9telorm e%rpdblt, nahoem er I'M Sabre
1873 als 8iceprGitOeut Der Stoatsbeb0roe
fir Mobltbdtigteits : Gnitalten fun9jrt
bate.
Sin brtuanter S6riftfteaer mar er uiele
Sabre lang BEL Der Jtebaction oes vQnerican
Sam &eeiiter" in Bbilaoelpbia tb6tig; ieine
in bemielben peroffeutli6ten Gbbanolungett
ftub maBgebsno fir ale Surilten in oe1
Ser. Staaten geiporben; Der Qlufiab iiber
Trial by impeachment, 1873 publicirt,
gilt IL. q. ais SutOritdt fur Nufialiung
oteler Srage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-04
}s!l0Iiiii
fiir stinaIfmas tttsa MfnNer.

fHt SnttGIrttgs tttsR TttSet4
GaStott9 isrSeSt Die 0erSamnst9 unO beie!tss
anf9erriebeh6eit, Serltopfun5, ~tteriaGiiSs Masens
Iiure, Dtarrbpe unb SiebsrsD t8pDfti1n. Dabu-t5
wirS boS &inb seiunD Sertaat unb ietn 9@laf Natlss
lid. GetortG eHt9aIt werer MOrp9in, nod sntere
nartptti9e Suhftarden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-04

Sic beoehen etnen ero6en fehIer
wenn Sic 81 iebi9er 6riibiabrs5eit nibt ein
mte SralOt'S O. NJ els er Btllen
9ebrau9eu. Die Yiuen befreien ben &orper
Don ouen i9doli0en Stoffen. 10 @ents
Die 96a@tel in Npotaete
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-04

Selbfmoroperfud I'M 6efdnentf.
SIN Gountpgefdn9niB nuroe 0onnertag
Jtahmtttag Dieberum BON einem @efanges
men ein Selbitmorbperiu6 gen1adt. gBilz
liam Blumber, ein @d6ter in Der &naz
benabtDeilung, bDrte 9e8en bier Hbr ben
Sniaiien Der Belle SEQ. 5, Geo. Gbomplon,
einen Sarbigen, l6mer r0deln unO itobnen,
unb fano, 6aB berielbe Ii6 am SuBenOe bes
Oberen 8ettaeitells nit einsm BON Der gstts
bede abgerilieuen Streifen 3eug gu srbdnz
gen Deriu6t bate. St tuuroe berunter9ez
l9uitten uno fam balo Dieoer gu 1th.
E0omplon mar am Fl. Stunt auf Serane
lalluns bon Charles s. 8etlep tpegen Be
trugs perbaftet moroen uno letn Sau
fomntt beute Dor &i@ter 9lennon CUR Uerz
banoIung.
Bllbelm &ue6nrei6, Der fi6 am Sans
tag i'm @efGngntB ben 6als gu Our9l6netz
ben perlubte, tpiro, nenn es tbnt ntht ges
lingt, ben 8erbano ab3ureiBen, genelen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-04
$taot g6tcago.

SI~ rtnfere GorrefpOmo etttett 1ttto
@9eutem beiR@eu Ote foI0enSen
SfA1tett
serr SEQ 8eantM8DOnen Ste
gtaatcn NebraSta. &anfaS 1ttto
WttiToMri.
Scrr Sran5 Sttp Die Staatem
SbtD, HenniDlDantet, gSew Bits
9tatier, @san a@MfettS. Nee&n Oorf
aseaO Gnu00n.
9err Seter 8ttS@ oen Gtaat
SeSui4totS.
SEER YaMI Grtebel Sem Gtant
eSUWA.
Scrr 6. .. epteaeI Sen Staat
WtiumefOta.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-04
Columbia

tt 0a3 fettife baOerifGe Gter tn,
Wnrft, 0ebrAttt OOat W5al3 teS
GOnfen. GoNraS Geipn NresO ern
go. SeleNOues $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-04

uGaitpria 1T 10 prr3lsli8 seeisaet far ainber, bab tb
tim Dor alien anberen mir betannte1. Prhparaten bep
8orins gebe." 8. q. ar4 er, MD,
Ill Spnth Srfprb Ctr, g"DpfIau, 81. 9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-04

.r9eit mebreren Sabrcn babe Id SIR p@aitpria" ems
pfoblen unb weroe e8 and ferner tbun, bGeS cbne Guss
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vaus perI6nli&er gepbadturs unb Grfahruns tenrt@
Iasen, td6 Galtprta cine au89eaetdnete Wefiiin fit
3tnber lit, bic al6 ~gelirtoeS IbiabrmitteI tptrtt nnb RE
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au8geei@nete Mi.funq auf tbre alnber b~eseust."
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MISUNDERSTANDING, II Murrap g&y.; q. 9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-04

25 ets. fir cine e9o9tel bon 8ee3um's 9iasn.
@srtb cine @uinee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18
a NEW TICKET.
Amos Cummings Gets Boom for tho
Presidency

Amos Cummings Gets II Boom for the
Presidency
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. l7.-Itis not
often that an American statesman OF
these days has presidential boom
thrust upon him, but such is the cnvia-
bic experience OF Congressman Amos ].
Cummings, OF New York.
During tho session OF tho house to-
day Congressman Bryan, OF Nebraska,
called Mr.. Cummings to the rear OF the
hall and in the presence OF few admir-
ing members presented to the New
York Congressman on behalf of the
Democrats of Fremont, Neb., a badge
bearing the following inscription:
For rresident-Amos j. Cummings, Of New
York.
FCr Vice prcsIdcnt-J. Sterling Morton, OF Ne.
Mr.. Bryan explained that this badge
was worn by the Fremont Democrats at
Lincoln last Monday at'the installation
OF Governor Boyd, and that he had
been directed by tho Fremont Demo-
Gratis to notify Mr.. Cummings that he
was their choice for the Presidency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18
NEW ORLEANS BURNING.

a Torrible Firo Raging In tho Crescent
Clty-Two Million Dollars Lost and tho
Firo Still Turnlng.
NEw ORLEANS, Fob. 17.-At II o'clock
tonight fro brokoo out in tho dry goods
store Of A. schartz & Sons, corner Of
Canal and Bourbon streets, and in half
an hour tho place was completely
guttcd and tho walls fell in. Tho
fire then spread, destroying in
its path Phillip Wcrclicn's mu.,
slc store, Runklo's dry goods store,
John McCloskey's confectionery, Kuhn,
gloves and fancy goods, Kroror, gloves
and fancy goods, Nicklo Plato shoo
store.
Tho fire is still burning flercoly at an
early hour this morning. The build
ings and stocks already destroyed will
approximate two million dollars.