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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07
SWEDISH JUBILEE.
Prospects Good for a Magnificent
Success.

The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
jubilee festivals to be held in the Expo
sltion building, Minneapolis, Mimi,
May % and %, in memory of the de-
cree of Upsala, Sweden, 1898, promises
to be grand affair. A chorus of 500 to
600 voices, together with good soloists
and an orchestra of fifty pieces, will
furnish the music. The soloists selected
for this great occasion are Nine. Augusta
Ohrshom- Renard, the distinguished
prima donna soprano; Rev. l.. P.
BergstrOm, tenor, and DR.. r. Lager
strom, baritone. Nine. Augusta 0hr-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07
The Grand Central Hotel.

At the corner of Seventh and Wabasha
streets, is the most convenient location
for a caravansary in st. Paul, for it is in
the heart of the retail center; is near all
places of amusement, and has the adj
vantage of every electric car in the city
passing its door. This house was pur-
chased the first of the present month by
MI. j. Charbonneau, hotel man of
twenty-five years. experience. and who
for years was connected with the Mer-
chants hotel in this city. He has had
the house overhauled and refinished,
and is now in position toEgiye patrons
excellent accommodations at reasonable
rates. The rooms are neat and clean;
the service is good, and the table will
please the most fastidiouS. The rates
are S1.50 and $500 per day. Special
rates made to the profession.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07
Fishing Tackle.

Now is the time to tackle the fish.
Drop your anchor in our store and pull
out ''shiner." st. Paul Hardware
COMPANY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07

For Monday and Tuesday we will sell
fifty feet three-ply hose, hose reel and
patent nozzle, for $3.50. st. Paul Hard
ware Company.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07

For Monday and Tuesday we will sell
our Boss Mower, ten-inch, So. 10; twelve
inch, So. 80; fourteen-inch, 1857; sixteen
inch, $3.50. st. Paul Hardware Com
pany,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07
PantaIoOn PointersI

See the varied assortment to select
from and the low prices quoted at Nc
Grath & Co.'s, $40 Robert street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07

Mems gle-breasted, taiIor-made
Sack Suits. all ready to wear. SIS (fifteen
dollarsl, at THE BosToN, on Third street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07
Hose and Reel.

Mothers, "Be sure and use Mrs. Win
lows Soothing Syrup for your children"
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r. O. p G. III.

Boys Thick Suits, SIS (ifteen dollars).
Boys Department. The BosroN, on
Third street.
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CONTINUED ONE DAY MORE.
MONDAY ONLY.
$3.50 WONDER

All day Monday we'll give you another of those
surprises which puzzle and nysty the dealers fully
they crafty delight customers 600
Stiff and Soft Hats Black Brown in very spring
Styles guaranteed to be equal in quality make and finish
lots of $50 and $500 Hats sold in this How
sell these Hats $3.50? The question is everybodys
lips. Ask Hat He is much Of wonder these
$3.50 Hats But theorzngis useless. Buying practical
Get Of these S. 80 Hats tomorrow and be happy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07

See the varied assortment to select
from and the low prices quoted at Nc
Grath & Co.'s, $40 Robert street.
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Schroeder & Dickinson

Make specially of Window Seat Cush-
ions. etc. 16 East Sixth street.
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REMOgAL! REMOvAL!!

For fine Enamel Painting and Gliding.
L. W. Plaster & Co., $50 West Third
street.
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Removal Sale at Schultz's
Continues, and there are some eXcep-
tionally nice Millinery Goods to be had
at cost prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07

For UphOlstering See
Schroeder & Dickinson. 16 East Sixth
street. Estimates given.
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EXQUISITE Millinery Exhibition

Can be seen at Schultz'5, and to reduce
stock preparatory to moving to their
new quarters, 4l2 and Al Wabasha
street, they are selling Spring and Sum
mer Goods at cost.
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Il. 0. u. q. III.

Boys Zouave Suits, IS Give dollars
Boys Department. The BOSTON, OIL
Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07

Adam Fersch, wholesale and retail dealer
in cigars and tobaccos. will remove from
Third street to Fifth and Robert streets.
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Opening at Diment's new store In Dry
Goods Millinery. 40 South Wabasha.
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For Garnet Cleaning
Pantaloon Pointers!

Telephone to Schroeder & Dickinson, 16
East Sixth. Telephone S75.
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Straka.s TivOIi. Bridge Square.
Grand concert this afternoon and
evening
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Straka's TivOli. Bridge Square.
Grand concert this afternoon and
avaninO
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Lawn Mowers.

Mattresses Renovated.
Schroeder & Dickinson, 16 East Sixth
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4 REY0u GOING TO TIE WORLI

REYOU GOING TO TIE WORLDS
n FAIR? Secure accommodations only
in fire proof hotels like the Hotel st. Law
renee and Park End, of pressed brick and
stone; 400 feet fiom Midway Plaisance and
Washington Park, where all parades take
place. Eight minutes walk to the Fair. but
far enough for peace and rest. Buildings
especially arranged for parties. Every suite
of rooms has bath and modern convenience.
Rates. 81 up. Special rates to clubs. j. r.
Lyman Hotel Co.. $40 E. 63d St., Chicago.
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Opening at Diment's new store in Dry
Goods Millinery. 40 South Wabasha.
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Save time, trouble and money for
Painting and Papering. l.. W. Plaster
q Co., $50 West Third street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

n Il. POPP, MERCHANT TAILOR.
W has removed from $50 Wabasha 81. to
1l6 and rs EndicOtt Arcade, where he will
be pleased to wait upon his many old Gus
toners.
DR. U. ID. THOMAS WILL LECTURE
~ OH 'Spiritualism," also giving proofs
of the science, Sunday at p. IN. IN \. o. L.
". hall, Seventh and Minnesota
D ENJOYED TO % EAST EIGHTH ST,
II corner Cedar st. Boston Northwest
Real Estate Company. Luther {. Cushing,
general manager John Townsend, agent.
Cushing IL PIERCE, real estate, bonds and
mortgages, John Townsend, fire insurance.
D EADER IN TAKING YOUR
IL spring medicine for your nerve. blood
and kidney complaints, remember there is
more real virtue in a bottle of Dr. Hallidsy's
Blood Purifier than there is in gallon of any
bitters or sarsaparillas in the market lit is not
sold on its extensive advertising, but on its
merits. No mercury or arsenic in it. Sold by
druggists. Office pa East Seventh ST., st. Paul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-23
state Board Of Agrlculturo.

II the farmers sec no advantage in
the state board Of agriculture the state
can lose nothing by tho board being
knocked in the head. The farmers in
the legislature being opposed to
further appropriations for the board on
the ground OF its utter uselessness, the
scheme may az we'll be abandoned.
Other states get good seryice out Of
these bodies, but this can only happen
when theyar composed Of men who
understand the business and devote
themselves to the work.
The complaint OF the farmers in and
out Of the legislature is that the West
Virginia concern is useful only TO fur
nish salaries to politicians in favor at
court. This is not sufficient justiaca.
ton Tor the expenditure OF the peoples
money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-23
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A German workman living In Dresden
named two newborn children Robes
pierre and Danton. When no went to
have the namos rngstorod no was met
with fiat refusal from tho registrar.
The noxt day ho was arrested and fncd,
and tho Judge, In passing sentence, said
that In Christian aud monerchial
country Il Is no moro admissible TO
name children Robospierre and Danton
than Cartoucho and Mandrln.
WHAT'S the good OF trying to account
for ali tho mysteries and intrlcacies oil
human depravity before philosophers
have solved the reason why tho simple
and inanimato muCilugo brlah hnds it's
way 40 much moro naHily into tho ink
bottle than into its proper place, tho
gum pot 2--Nen York Herald. ~. -
The wife Of toAmster at Springfield
o., Mrs. Yated, recently made hot
twanly.fourth contribution 10 tie ma
two population Of tho country. She
was married Mt fourteen ycnn. The
oldest 10 twGntysoven and her offspring
include five sets Of twins.
Tho number oil langunges spokoa BY
mankind at tho present 10 estimated ~
5000. The Blbla has been translated
into 200 only, but these 200 are spoken
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wHRRIINa DAILY TRIGENoER THURSDAY FEBRUARY 28 1883

by about two-thirds Of the whole popu-
lation Of the globe.
Mrs. Florence Bryan and John O'Con-
nor, prisoners in the county jail at Col
umbus, Ohio, were caught passing love
notes through the bars to each other
the other day.
The members Of the police force Of
Augusta, Georgia. have subscribed 70
each TO be offered as reward for the
capture Of the murderer OF one OF their
companions.
John W. Webster, OF Tennessee, has
brought suit against his wife for dam
ages, because she would not allow nm
to sell his farm and ferry for a steam-
boat.
A "pigs feet eating match" recently
took place at huntington, Pa, at which
prizes were awarded TO the two persons
who deyoured the largest number,
1t is said to be believed by natives OF
the Solomon Islands that cyclones are
caused by some monstrous invisible
bird tapping its immense wings.
Q. S. Cottingham, for the past fifteen
years deputy postmaster at Aokomo,
Ind, resigned recently because Of the
uncertain tenure Of office"
OF the 10000 Frenchmen who fought
with Napoleon at Waterloo only eight
now survive,
The strongest telescope brings the
moon to an apparent distance Of 100
miles.
The amount OF tobacco chewed in the
United States last year was eighty-hve
tons,
nFully % per cent OF allthe champagne
made is lost by the bursting OF bottles.
Nearly %, 1000 Hindoos lost their lives
last year from being bitten by snakes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-23
COL. SILLOWAYE SPEAKS.
What a Colonel Of General Nc
Clellal'S STAFF Says.
HE SAVED PRESIDENT LINCOLN
FROM CAPTURE.
He Was the Preserver Also Of John
Jacob AstOE

Col William A. II. sillowaye Is % years old
He resides at Bellows Falls. w., and Is connect
ed with the Bellows Falls TimeS lie mas some
thing Of the most vital interest TO say 70 MS ie'
low soldiers OF tho @. A. r, and to his fellow
men the world over
I, In rRiae Shots and Bullet shells,p there can
be found sketch Of Col slllowaye, wherein II
Is shown that he indirectly saved the Union,
when in 1863 he prevented the capture Of Lin
coin by the Coniederates He also saved John
Jacob Aston from similar fate in 1852 In the
PeninSuiar campaign. Col. sideways served
four years and eight months in the army and
navy during the war, and from April lssi' 70
February, 1868, he served his country without
pay or reward OF any kind.
He knew all the Union generals and Secretary
Stanton aud Mr.. WelleI He was Lieutenant
colonel on Gen. Mccieians staf in 1859, Col.
slllowaye Is q practical printer, engineevand
lingulst He hassetup works In Greek French,
Spanish, Latin and Hebrew He was employed
during Ave years at Oxford, Eng, on Homan's
Greek bible, and there. in 1889, the degree Of
LID, was conferred upon him. His first wife
was a daughter OF Sir William Blackie and neice
OF Sir Richard Houghton, His preseut wife 10
relative Of Hon. william NJ. Eyarts, and very
gifted lads,
Col, sillowaye Is very modest man, and only
consented to talk to the writer after II was
shown that twould DO criminal for hIm % keep
his knowledge to himself while Others suffered
so here Is his story as 1t fell from his lips He
saw 1t written out and he Endorsed every word
OF Sc;
son the 10Th Of April, 1861, I enlisted in the
army of tho North weighed i62pounds. After
serving four years and eightmonthsin the army
and navy. and suffering from wounds and rheu'
matlsm was discharged weighed tile day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-23
WIT AND WISDOM.

Mother-"H Haven't l told you little
boys must be seen. and not heard 2"
johnnie es'm.n Mother-"Then
WHY do you talk so much ?" Johnnie
II guess must have inherited it,
Detroit Free Press
Wite-"Why, John, / could hear you
singing to the baby clear out in the
street. Why did you sing-so loudT
John-"Weii, / had TO keep him from
finding out that he was crying - Chicago
mi r DC an.
The question Of deportmentis not an
unimportant ono. A man always looks
better who carries himself well than
when two or more friends are trying to
carry him = Philadelphia Times.
oWhat do you think will be the big
gest thing you will see at the Worlds
FairT said Mrs. Fucash. my hotel
bill, replied her husband, gloomily.--
Hasiingion Sar.
Now and then you hear OF charit-
able coal dealer but he is not likely to
20 very much out Of his weigh to be
so.-Siftipgs
1.-THE preacher got in some good licks
this morning, didn't he7" asked Riggs.
Eyes; and prolix, too" replied Grigga.
Puck.
The auctioneer is man who likes to
haveyou talk back.- Yonkeys Statesman.
"lIardly fair" as the party remarked
the first time he saw mulatio,--Jttdy.
Tkn,.a &c mara II, a clhcl than nnnanFa
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was discharged 100 pounds. Every year had
attacks OF nervous prostratlon; shortness OF
breath aud loss Of appetite were not the least Of
my mlsiortunes. tried numberleSs things
Nothing did me any good.
while employed in Boston, Twas compelled
10 resign my position on account oiill health.
consulted several ointment physicians and took
their medicines No use-I grew worse day after
day, They told mo could not live. could
not walk alone In the street without falling or
cllnglug TO railings. Az times Iwouldshakea and
twllch. Had spells Of falling down in the ONCE
and on the street. In the house had to lie
down or drop down. Several times believed l
was at death door.
81 had been eemmandeFot three different g.
A. r. Posts rnd my comrades advised me to try
Dr. Greene's Neryura blood aud nerve remedy.
thought bottle and when ! had taken two
thirds OF II began to improve. kept on tax
ing IT., improving all the time. Inow weigh 100
pounds and feel like my old self again.
lyon can put It in your paper TINT / attribute
my good health tonothing but DR., Greene'B Ner-
yura blood and nerve remedy lam perfectly
satisfied that 1t saved my life lam 60 years Of
ago, but as you can see for yourself am as
active as a man Of 10 and can do good days
work, as people here we'll know. My friends In
Boston. New York and other placcsaro surprised
at my recovery. Indeed, am surprised myself
to DO so well. advise everybody afflicted to
buy aud try Dr. Grcones Nervura blood aud
nerve remedy at once"
Atthls season OF tho year when everybody
nnnds md "a u6lnRn sprinR medicine we advise
the use Of this wonderful health reStorer. It is
by all odds the best spring medicine ever dis
covered, and Immediately invlgoratOs the blood,
strengthens tho nerves and restores healthy
action Of all tho organs ;
Dr. Grcenc's Neryurablood aud nerve remedy
Is as harmless as II Is good and II Is purely veg
etable. It sells at 81 per bottle. Physicians
recommend tito their patients, as II Is not a
patent medicine. 1t Is the discovery Of that
eminent specialist, Dr. Greene, who can be CON
suited personally or by letter, at 35 W. 18th
street, New York, at all times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-23
rresh Erom HawaII.

The Honolulu Liberal OF February l
10 at hand foil Of tho events which have
been reported by Telegraph from San
Francisco. Tho Liberal has hearty
salutation, saying:
Aloha nui. Uncle Samuel. Walk In, and make
Yourself al home. Fartake Of the best we have,
and gives ms, In return, tho benefits Of perma.
nently union with you and your family OF states.
We are waiting 10 clasp hands upon terms Of
equality, with our forty.iour sisters across The
sea.
Statehood is the idea in the Liberals
mind, but tito commissioners have moi
made that demand. In another part Of
the paper under tho direction Of ma
tive editor this appears:
y He makahilh lol anO . kela no Hawaii moi. a
plliaana no inau AOno kq buke moolclo q
Hawaii uci ua inca kela mak1hiH lsgJ,
In view OF the close relations about
to beestablishod between the little Pacl'
&c country and our own great land the
INrELbidENcER does not feel at liberty to
criticiso severely this really beautiful
sentiment In time the Hawaiians will
SEQ more clearly tho practical sidc Of
these important questions.
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Ghe GntelIigsrttr.
wMnnLINa. rEnRUAHY Is, laOa.
SAC Tases anal Dem0eratI0 Prom.

To decrease the general tax levy OF
the state five cents and increase the
school tax by the like amount is to fail
to keep the Democratic party's promise
10 the people.
In the Democratic press and on the
Democratic stump, in the Democratic
promises generally, there was tender
dwelling on the theme Of decreased tax
alton. II the people would only give
the Democratic party another chance it
would "reduce their butdens"-we
think this was the fayorite phrase
and bring in now era Of prosperity
The Democratic party got its chance,
and now it is about to try to fool the
people with its Observation-Disclosures
you.don't.see.it tax measure.
ii the men who voted the Democratic
ticket do not care what the Democratic
party does, this may be all right and
the Democratic party would then have
nothing to fear on next election day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-23
PERSONAL POINTS.

j. Sterling Morton, Mr.. Cleveland's
agricultural secretary, had inscribed
upon his dead wiie's tombstone:
Caroline French, vile Of ]; Sterling
Morton, and mother Of Joy, Paul and
Mark Norton He then took the lads
to the cemetery, showed them the in
soription and said: "If one OF you ever
does anything dishonorable, or OF which
your mother would bs ashamed II she
were alive, will chisel your name from
her tombstone" All three names are
still there,
"A banquet was given in Washington
the other night to Senator Bate, OF
Tennessee, in honor Of his reelection;
and toward the close OF the speechmak-
ing his wife appeared in the dining
room with number OF lady friends.
the ladies were cordially received and
pleasantly entertained.
Charles Henry Pearson, an English
man, has written book in which he
claims to have proved that the great
races Of the world are losing ground,
and that the Chinese, Hindoos and
South American half breeds are the
coming leaders OF civilization.
Alex Kennedy, OF Blount county,
Tennessee, is ninety-two years OF age.
He is the father OF twenty-six children,
of whom eighteen are now alive. He
furnished the cotton with which Cen
ieral Burnside made his breastworks at
Fort Saunders.
The largest taxpayer in Germany 10
Herr Krupp, OF Essen, who pays $50, 400
on an income OF $1,095,000, and next
cbmes Baron Willie de ROthsohild, OF
Frankfort on tile Main, with an income
OF 81, 025, 900 and tax Of $4,000.
w. NJ. Call, d resident Of Cory, In
diana, went to Terre Haute the other
day, and, being attracted BY the name
OF Mayme Call, who had committed sui
eide, learned that she was his lost
daughter.
Dir. Mary Walker says she is bitterly
opposed to the reintroduction OF crino'
line. A. Prince Albert coat and fawn-
colored whatyoucallems are good enough
for her. philadelphia Ledger
Paderewskis digital abscess will, it is
stated, cost him and his managers loss
Of S20,000 in unrecited recltals. 1t isn't
always best to have your business at
your tinger-ends.
During her visit to Florence, Queen
Victoria will occupy the Villa Palmieri,
where Bocaccio once lived.
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4 Gnnrrin Yindinntlnn.

Down in Georgia they know how to
indicate q man. Thoro was tho
Georgian sont to tho ponitentiary for
fraudulent use Of tho nails. His rc.
turn was not only celebrated with pro.
cossion and brass band. but no was trl-
umphanlly elected a iuStce Of tho peace
to show tho iorcc Of local sentiment.
This gives Uncle Sam q good oppor-
tuni.y to know what Is thought Of him
in Georgia. Perhaps tho punishment
Of that Cracker was regarded AZ an in
solent invasion Of tho reserved rights
OF a sovereign state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-23
INSTRUMENTATION.

A not unnatural misapprehenaion ex.
lists in regard to the "inquisitorial tax
bill' in the last legislature. Colonel
White, of Wheeling, being chairman Of
the finance committee, reported the
bill by order Of the committee, and so
his name became identified with it. 1t
was not his bill but the bill Of Mr..
Johnston, OF Monroe. AT the instance
Of Colonel White the bill was stripped
oli,s worst features through an amend
ment.
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HIS full name used to be Michael
Hoke Smith. He dropped the Michael
to accentuate the poetic name OF Hoke.
When nan hocus-pocpsos his name is
he lit to he in the cabinst Of the Presi-
dent OF the United States and Hawaii?
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The country seems to be in pretty
good condition. The life Is hammered
out Of great railroad stock, there is
hurrying and scurryiag for money, the
exchanges are "all tote up" and the
country goes rlghton as though nothing
had happened.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-23

New York piano manufacturers are
not wiIe to kick up a row over the
granting Of Worlds Fair space to west
ern plano manufacturers. That adver-
tises the fact that the west makes
pianos, an aImDsttataE adhiasioi.9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-23

II 10 good thing for senators 10
listen once year TO the reading Of
washington's farewell addross. 1t
would DO still bettor Tor them to hear
II once a day. There 10 q deal Of patri.
otIsm and wIadom IN that production.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-23

IL Mr.. CLEVELAND would put white
tails on thoss black horses invite har-
ness, attended by grooma in white
livery, he would pay handsome tribute
to the artist who conceived tho layout.
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have given most OF his time to that sort
of thing; which would account for his
being caught mapping.
1et the HorrId Trnth Como ON.

LeL tHe IiWTFIW IFWtH NUIIH OWI'
Mr, John l. Sullivan might as we'll
submit to an autopsy while he is alive,
80 that the world may be convinced
whether he was or was not dragged on
the eve OF his sot-to with Mr., James
Corbett. There Is a dark and ofl,spoken
suspicion that the once great slugger
was fooled in his food and rendered ip-
capable of handling himself like an
artist and true champion, 1t hurts US
in the eyes OF the world to have these
ugly things uncontradicted,