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PERSONAL POINTS.

Patti Is now at Craig.y-Nos Castle
studying the new opera by Sig. Pizzl
which she will produce during her tour
OF tho United States next winter. Tho
opera Ia entitled Gabrielle" and tho
scene Is in the reign Of Louis XII
An edition OF the works OF Edmund
Burke, carefully corrected and ammo
tated, Is to be brought out in London
by Mr.. Mcknight, tho author OF 1.-THE
Life and Tunes Of Edmund Burke"
Several relics OF tho composer Doni-
zetti, including q lock OF his hair, are to
be sold in Italy soon with tho object OF
helping on a subscription to erect a
monument to him at Bergamo, his na-
tive city,
Robert Buchanan says Of literature
that it is ono of the least opnobling OF
the professions, and that he has "kot
met ono individual who has not dote.
rloratod morally by the pursuit Of lit.
erary fame"
William @. Todd, who recently gave
$4,000 to the Boston public library to
support u newspaper reading room, is
seventy years old and q graduate ssof
Dartmouth in tho class OF 1874.
f. II. Underwood's Builders Of
American Literature" Is a collection OF
short studies OF American authors and
their works, dating from the days Of
Jonathan Edwards.
Mrs. Amanda Dickson, who has just
died in Augusta, Ga, was the wealthiest
negro woman in the United States. She
left IN estate worth 100000.
A horse owned by tho tenor Jean do
Reszke, won a race at Warsaw, in Po-
land, the other day, tho stake OF which
amounted to$6,000.
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JoKELETs.

Mra. Kindly-Now, I'll give you a
dime, poor man. But l hope you will
not 90 and got drunk with II, The
Poor Man much h%urt)-Lady, you do
mo a great wrong to suggest such a
thing. Mrs. Kindly-I didn't mean to
accuse you The Poor MRn-I'm
glad Of 1t, lady. Do l look like a man
who could get drunk on adime?-Ptek.
Desmith-Thore is one thing about
Miss Angelica Popinjay that / don't
like. MCGinnis-What's that2 Haven't
you noticed that she has to use both
hands when she wants to hide a yawn p
"Small hands are pretty" "But q big
mouth amt. "-Ieras SJtin9a
"You must let tho baby have ono
cows milk to drink every day." said
tho doctor. Every well, II you say So,
doctor" said the perplexed young
mother, ''but l really don't SEQ how he
is going to hold 1t all."-hdianGpoiis
Journal.
"You have saved my life, my brave
fellowl' said Jimpson to the fireman.
"Here's u quarter Tor you" II cannot
take it." returned the tiremen, ut is far
too much. Your life is not SO valuable
-Harpsr'J Bazaar.
DeBrush-"Did Bonds pay you 81, 900
for that Twilight" We'll, he can't be
a very good judge Of pictures. Yau
Daub-Hc would have paid more If l
had boon u good judge Of men."-New
York Herald,
Nj. Newboarded-I thought; you told
me there would DO u bell to waken Us
every morning. 0ldboarded--so there
lie. Didn't you hear Miss Howler praC.
ticing on the mandolin.-Int Ocean.
"Yos, cir" said the said, II have seen
q whale that could swallow q boat"
"oh, that's nothing" said the dude, II
have seen a small man who could swal.
low u schooner" -Q uipS.
Farmer to newly married city
boarder)-Gosh, Of there hain't q mos.
quito. FuSt one Two seed around.
Brought it with 70, 1s'Posel-Puck
doctors arc hard workers, consider.
ing" "Consldering what?" slow
easily they could take life II they
wished" -HdrpcF's BdtdE
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Tho GlorlllpntIon of Altpold.

Governor Altgeld is receiving the
salutations OF the Anarchists. AT a
saloon resort OF tho Reds in New York
they put up a portrait Of the governor
who hqd denounced the courts OF his
osgt.state and the supreme court of the
United States, and in the Joy Of the
moment surmounted it with crown.
One of the noble company said no
did not care SO much for the liberated
men as for the cause. He looked to
sec the tlmid more outspokon now, aud
the result would DO agroat growth Of
Anarchist principles.
Then he added this significant re-
murk, which Governor Altgeld will up
prcclato; I've will go into politics
now. That is the WY we won in Chic.
ago, and we will win in that wayi III New
York"
1t is sad to ace tho governor Of q
great state sowing dragons teeth.
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ing among other things will appear: A
list OF the best hotels In the city, q list
Of the plays at the theatres with their
play bills, Il list Of tho omnibus routes
and the cab fares to tha various points
Of interest, The principle OF tho mas
chine is capable ofinde1nite expansion,
and doubtless It will soon be introduced
in this country,
A bank in Passaic, N, j., had to
stand q run last week because some
Hungariona who couldn't got their
wage checks cashed misunderstood an
early closing sign that was placed on
the bank doors on Saturday.
A resident Of Greenridge, No., claims
TO be the champion orange eater"
At recent sitting he devoured thirty
eight specimens Of that fruit,
A Cowley county (Kan.) wife turned
book agent and earned money enough
to take hor husband to the World's
Fair.
An increase Of twenty per cont over
averages OF previous years ia noted in
Florlda's orange production this year.
The Connecticut law requiring drunk
ards to tell where they bought their
liquor has been repealed.
The United States acreage in grain ia
greater than the entire area OF the Cor
man empire.
There are 1850 cities and towns in
the United States equipped with cleo
trio light,
Henry Weisel, OF Hsllerton, Pa, owns
q bible printed in l5ll, Weighing fifteen
pounds.
A new and important industry is the
production OF soap from cottonseod oil.
In Manitoba there arc 2l,OOO upmar,
rled young men and only 5000 girls.
Mr.. S. U. Hendricks, Of Hannibal,
Mo-, has invented a railroad bicycle.
The Worlds Fair has two milOs Of
lunch counters.
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II President Cleveland we're only suro
Of his grip on his party
WIN snndny oncnlnr pay

HHN.f Wy NNAAA
The Chicago Inter. Ocean takes for q
text tho fact that since the opening Of
the fair on Sunday the attendance has
been less on that day than on any othor
day of the week, and suggests that after
ail Il would BIO moro profitable to close
the gates on Sunday.
No the outside mind this was one Of
the questions involved in Sunday open.
ing. II presented no question to tho
management, Those in charge took 1t
Tor granted that tho fair would profit
inmenaely by opening the gates to tho
crowds that stood %Clanorlng to DO ad-
mitted,on Sunday and we're in danger
loi breaking in II not admitted for
money.
1fthere were such crowds they seem
10 have contentod Themselves with the
removal Of the prohibition, prOtCrrlng
after that triumph to take in the great
show on weok days. The exhibition
day ends at eleven o'clock at night long
enough to afford to those who must
economic limo a good half day OF sight
seeing in every twenty.four hours with
out taking anything from tho working
day.
However the people may scttle tho
mater ID their satisfaction, It is signil.
cant that they aro not aocking to Jack
son Park on Sundays. 1t 10 certain
that worry many arc absonting them,
selves from the tair because Of Sunday
opening
All this being true, II Is for tho man.
agonent to Consider whether Sunday
opening will pay. This view Of tue
question is distinctly III the mauagO.
ments line OF business,
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The long and hard cowboy race lie
over, the winner is mined aud ii tho
race has boon OF any benefit To anybody
or anything the secret is carefully
guarded. II only cowboys had boon in
tho race IL would BIO a different thing.
A cowboy is supposed to know when
no has enough andiS ready to give up.
The horse must go long aftOr that,
spurrod by his rider until he reaches
tho goal or falls from exhaustion.
This ia why every humane heart on.
dorsod the action oil tho Illinois society
for tho prevention Of cruelty to ami.
mails, which gave notice that II would
not permit tho race through tho state
OF Illinois. That society soonS to liavO
dropped out after lring It's notice at
tho cowboy racers.
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PARDON OF rAn ANARoAIsGs
Inhllnnt Annrrhi.t.

Herr AoEts Frehtt tlRarchill Organ.
Millions Of hearts rejoice and welcome
these three men who, Tor the past seven
years, have been locked behind prison
bars through the efforts Of capitalistic
bloodhounds. We arc not the only
ones that demanded that justice should.
be done them-eyery right minded man
demanded it; 1t had to be done for
our movement has been so far.
reaching that every throne, altar and
moneybag tlembles at the mention OF
our name, Welcomed We greet them
as soldiers returning 70 our ranks,
ready to again unsheath the sword
against all that is wrong-Church, state
and capital, and in aid Of all things
good-aparchy communism and the
social revolution, Unturl your blood
red banners, comrades, the world over,
and let US celebrate this feast Of iubila,
ton, for we have received powerful 70,
endorsements to our army, Fight, and
victory shall be ours,
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Lot US have All carly session Of Con.
grossi lot tho house adopt tho business
associated with clio namO Of OK.
Speaker Rood lot the senate adopt u
rulc to cut OF endless dobatO, aud lot
tho silver question DO brought TO hoad
90 that tho country may know whore IL
10 to stand during tho litO Of this Con.
gross. This would DO business.
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Chleogo TfbuNt,
The monument was unveiled Sunday
and yesterday Gov. Altgeld released the
three men who have been in Joliet since
November OF 1887, 1t was generally
understood that they were to be lot go
in the event Of Altgeld's election, The
Anarchists believed that no was not
mere an alien Of birth, but au alien by
temperament and %sympathies, and they
were right He has apparently not q
drop Of true American blood in his
veins, He does not reason like an
American, nor feel like one, and con.
%sequeutly he does not believe like one.
He did not approve Of the result Of the.
trial held before Judge Gary, and for
that reason the Anarchists aud half
baked Americans supported him at the
polls whenever they had an oppoEtun,
ity. They voted for him for Judge, and
for governor, and they have their re-
ward.
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An Astonishing Fact.
Chicago Inter Ocean.

CRtcdg0 IhIfr UcedHs
If anything could kindle anew the
names OF anarchy it would be the spec
tacle which the governor Of Illinois
makes Of himself in his arraignment Of
Judge Gary and Detective Bontield. The
pardon is only a fulallment Of one Of
the governors ante.olection promises,
and perhaps few, II any, will be sur
prised at it. The demaSogiCal argu.
ment, however, with which he promul-
gates tho pardon to the world will as.
tonish many, and while 1t may make
friends for the governor among pro-
nounced anarchists it will not draw
friends either for anarchists or for the
governor from the rank and file Of the
American people, who love their Coun.
try and believe in law and order.
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nIouato0anE for a Governor.

ttWSVNNUt AtNtA
Accompanying these pardons lie o
message computed to contain 1900
words. Not only this, but this delecta-
BILE governor Eliminates tho opinion
that these anarchists did not have a
fair trial. And this in face Of the fact
that the case Of the anarchists went
through tho supreme court Of Illinois
aud thence through the supreme court
OF the United States, in which last court
the judgment Of the state court was
atirmedl
Now these anarchists thus convicted
are to he turned loose upon q civilized
community. We apprehend that the
people OF Illinois, Us they read the die.
patches announcing this performance,
will wake up to tho fact that they have
a mountebank in the governors chair,
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~gnteuisemer
WHEELING, JUNE 20. lsOs.
Let Congress be Called.

- "aL
The President and his cabinet are
said to be in a q~uaudary as to what
should be done about calling Congress
sooner than September to lay hold Of
the silver question. II the white house
were on FIRE the first thought in the
Presidents mind would be to call out
the FIRE department. So now the frst
thought in his mind should bo to call
Congress to the country's relief.
The action Of British India in closing
rs mtnts against the free coinage OF sill.
Yer should have determined him at
once. The question Of the hour is one
With which only Congress can deal, and
only the President a give Congress
the chance before tho regular session
beginning in December.
Before India announced its change Of
front the President had notified the
country that he would convene Con
eteas in extra session in Sep.
tember. In view Of this later and
momentoua development he should not
hesitate to call Congress to meet as
soon as themembers can DO notified and
brought to tho capital. Early in
August would benone too soon.
But it is said that the Prelident fears
the adverse action OF Congress in spite
Of the lessons Of the time and OF all the
pressure he may be able to bring to
bear. The President need not concern
himself thus far. II ho will do his duty
promptly the country will acquit him
Of any responsibility If Congress fail to
do its duty,
There 10, Of course, no certainty that
Congress will set tho country straight
on the silver question, but thore is a
strong probability that it will. Mem.
bers have been hearing from their con.
stituents and will hear moro as the days
70 by. Let tho President give them an
early opportunity to show their patri.
otian and common sense.
u. |A Ill.,
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Keptn Corrupt Pledge.

BF00kIyH Standard linton.
That there was such an alliance is
made only too plain by this event. In
the election before the last the state was
carried by the Republicans by 10000
majority. At tho last election 1t went
the other way by tho same majority.
During the construction Of the
Worlds Fair buildings these elements
were massed III Chicago, and Cook
county, which Is Chicago, turned an
almost solid vote for Cleveland, Altgeld
and Carter Harrison. Altgeld has now
carried out his part OF the programme,
emphasizing 1t by timing it to ihme.
diately follow the unwilling Of the n
archists' monument at Waldheim ceme-
tory.
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NJ HIGHER Praise.

The JapanOso commlssionOr To tho
wotd's Fair sends 10 tho Chicago
aat a sentiment In his native TONGUE
aud furnishes this TRANSLATION; "rho
opposition la The ono tho world nOvOr
taW before,
fhuto will DO no higher compliment
than thls In all that may 10 written on
$40 subject The statement Of fact Is
val though cntlOutly put aud u coyefs
40 whole gt6und, II there weFo moth
.ing but she buildings .hSte would DO
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an exposition fur ahead OF anything
the world has looked on and worth al
most any sacrifice TO sec
To one who looks OF those splendid
structures, exploiting the genius OF
American art, wealth and enterprise,
the contribution of a FREQ people to the
glory Of the world, comes the sad.
thought that their life is to be meas
ured BY Q few months.
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FORSALE.
Put your Money in Good Real Estate.

Twenty-Five roomCd double now house on
South Penn street
EIghtFoomcd single new house on South Penn
street,
Hvo.roomod single now house on South Penn
Foat.roomod single house on South Penn
soycn.rOoncd single house on South Penn
Nlno.toOmod single house on South Penn
six.roomcd single house on South Penn street.
seycn'roomod single house on South Front
Fiye,roOned single house on South Front
!TSwenty.twO.roomOdadoublo house on South
scven:roomCd single house on North Front
Slx.roomed single house on North Front street.
Nlno-roomcd single house on North Front
EshtroOmod single house on South Huron
Tnreo,roomod single house on South Huron
MyS.roomod single house on South Huron
slT:rOomod single house on South Wabash
ThFeO.roomcd single house on South Wabash
scvcn.roomcd single house on South Broad.
six.roomed slusle house on South broadway
street.
Flyc.roomed single house on South Broadway
street
ThFGe.roomcd single house on Maryland street,
Fye.roomed aingle house on Maryland street.
Slx.rOOned single house on Florida street.
Fve'roomed single house on Vermont street.
FouF.fO0lned single house on Indiana street.
~RlX.rOolncd single house oil North Eric street.
- KINyN. RanRnn1 NIuUlA hnNNnn MI NnRNtt ERIn = NetuN
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SPEAKER oatsp ID understood to DO
more than willing to stop out of tho
house Into tho scat OF Senator Oolquitt,
whose torn expires March 8, 1906.
Thore IL an impression that tho admin.
issration will como up to tho help OF
Mr.. Crisp, which will DO more hOlp
than Senator oolqultt can command.
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u. . o. sunday ExenraIon..

Commencing Sunday May 90. and
continuing every Sunday thereafter
until further notice, tho baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will sell OK.
cursion tlgkotsto Pittsburgh and return
at rate Of 81 90, aud 10 Washington, Pa,
aud return at$l, good returning Sunday
only. Trains leave Wheeling at sos
mud 1890 o. in. Returning leave Pitts.
buFgh at 4:00 and 0:90 p. IN.
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"Mx Comrnlssionern nlonnt


What sort Of American is Minister
Blount anyhow He refuses to take
any part with other Americans in cele-
brating tho Fourth OF July in Honolulu,
refuses to address his countrymen on
that day, refuses to meet with them to
mako arrangements for celebrating the
birthday Of his country.
There is not the like OF this in the
country. 1t is tho custom of our rop-
resentatiyoa everywhere to join with
their countrymen soiourning in the
respective countries to which they are
accredited and give Independence Day
a fitting celebration.
Perhaps Minister Blount thinks that
oddities are expected Of him in Wash.
ipgton. From the beginning his mis-.
sion has boon q freak. Tho President
sent him to Hawaii as his personal
representative. "my commissioner" he
called him, as though a king had boon
dispatohipg n personal envoy,
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Moo YOfF Word,
The governors action is not accepted
nor regarded as mercy. 1t is hailed by
tho anarchists and their sympathizers
as justice. 1t excites no gratitude in
the breasts Of the pardoned Convicts
and thcir friends. It intonsiies tho
feeling that they have been unjustly
deprived Of their liberty for years. It
makes martyrs Of the men who paid
the penalty Of their revolving crime on
the gallows, and sanctities hereafter the
devotion Of the day Of their execution
to memorial services.
Let hope that tho banoful effect tho
governors statement is calculated to
have may not prove a 1iro-brand and ex.
cite misguided men to crime.
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rouNrn or july HYMN.


INWW W IT1ENIIf
God OF our inthersl whose right hand
Their CALLING letters broke,
And SGT our iOw dOligltsOmO land
FREQ from q iOrulgn yoke,
We thank Thee for tho blcsslugs given,
Prosperity aud pCacut
Aud Fils0 our prRyctftl hearts 10 heaven,
Tint those may Still increase.
Our WARRIOR slrcs, who stood In arms,
In deaths long glninbgr fOAl
While We secure from wars alarms
by their hard tolls nfO blCst,
We, 1 nouF " THRICE biiSiIl bowOn
In MIoty o rUclliei
These blessings, Rrurlntis Lord, arc OtlrS,
The praise 10 ever Thine,
-FfoW IhiHrA Of 2ioH p. lOj.
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chicago aud Rularu by tho 'r~an.irnndls"
IlOntp,

Excursion tickets to Chicago now on
sale. sleeping Car daily Leaving
Wheeling nt 1906 y. m, (Ciiy tlmUl
arrive at Chicago 1850 following morn.
ing FOR BlOoping cat accommodations,
Tickets and lirthar Information, apply
10 j, q, Tomllnson passenger agent, or
John BHilie, Ticket aRsht, Wheeling.
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= Greater Than the supreme Court.
Brootltm Times.

Governor Altgeld apparently forcots
that every point no makes, every point
that legal ingenuity could suggest in
favor Of tho prisoners, was mado and
urged on appeal, not only before the
highest courts Of Illinois, but also be-
fore the supreme court Of the United
States, and that tho course Of Judge
Gary was upheld in every instance.
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LAST nights storm struck suddenly
and hard. There was probably more
damage than could DO heard OF owing
to the condition Of the wiros.
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LAST night the President and the sec
rotary of tho treasury spent the hours
in financial discussion at the Presidents
country place. The dispatch docs not
say what the ante was.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET

An ingenious general information na'
chino lils boon 6et Up 10 d railway STA
llon Of Melbourne, Australia hy pfeaa.
log different oluCltlU buttons tho follow.
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National Holiday Excursion Rates Over
wheeling s. Lake Erie Hallway.

On tho occasion Of our National holt.
day, July 4, 1893, the Wheeling & Lake
Eric railway will sell excursion tickets
from air stations, July Sd and 4th, ut
half rates, with tickets good up TO and
including July 8, 1893.
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FOB REHJT.
FOB Said.

Lot No Q South Front street, GO feet front,
running to river.
Five lots and tYo acres OF land In TriadclphLI,
with two dwellings, slaughter house. Ice house,
stlbl0. and sixty bearing fruit trees for s2,OOO.
100 acre farm, Long Bottom, Melgi county,
Ohio; l,G0O fruit trees. Price $1,000,
Lot No 10. section 81, Centre street Mounds.
Vile, and 10 shAresln MoundsylllO Mlnlug aud
Manufacturing Company. 500,
Corner lot north OF street car barn, Forty,
eighth and Jacob streets
Lot No. 10 Water street, south Of Forty'elEhth
Lots Nos oand7 Eor street south Of Forty.
elghthstreet
east Of jacob street.
from Wheeling creek. e..
No. Us Thirty.lrst strOot
No. 7i2 Main street.
No. 1886 ChapllnO street.
No. 1929 E0iE street.
No. lOG McColloch street.
No, l0li MOCOllOCh street
No. 224 Twenty. ninth street
No. 2G2s Main street.
Do you want 70 increase your business And
take, In an active partner With 5000 capital
Apply to
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Tin Monte Carlo gamblers keep UP
The ouicide record. Tho mon buhlnd
tho scenes do not kill themselves,
unless II DO with laughing at tho fools
Who walk gaily Into their trap.
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Tm people quickly recognize morlt,
and this 10 TITO rnaBOn tho sulUa Of
Hoods Satsaparilla arc continually In
creating. Try II.
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Of Gonts' Russia Leather shocsI we
havo them In all styloa at reduced
prices L. VI BLOND