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The morning call., 1893-10-22

~ VISITORS To THE WORLDS FAIR will
6nd THE GALL on sale at the newsstands in the fol-
lowing hotels: Palmer House, Auditorium Hotel,
Briggs House. Clifton House, Commercial House,
CAN'T House Grand Pacific Hotel Sherman House,
Leland House, Northern Hotel, Richelieu Hotel,
fremont House, Virginia Hotel and Wellington
Hotel
AT WASHINGTON D. C-The Willard, Airing
ton. Ebbitt and Shoreham Hotels.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

nAT1y CALL dncluding sundays s6per year by
,cai1 nostpad Is cents per week or 65 cents per
calendar month. through carriers DA6E3 CALI' AL
~ 70 per wear. postpaid. SUNDAY CALL an9
WEEKLY CALL, 1850 per year, postpaid "EEhLA
CALL 81 per year, postpaid
THE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
,or viii tbe editor enter into correspondence re-
spectlug them
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LADIES' OXFORD TIES.

Ladies' Kid Oxfords. Pointed Toe and Patent
Leather Tip, widths and e. :. .......... 75
Ladies' Fine Kid O1f0rds, Pointed Toe and
Patent Leather Tips. widths b to EE.. 81 o
Ladies' Fine Kid Oxfords. Cloth or Kid Tops,
Narrow. Square or Pointed Toes, Patent
Leather Tips, widths to EE. E....,.....,,.$ 81 81
Ladies' finest quality Kid Oxfords, cloth or
Kid tops new style square toe OF Picca-
dilly pointed toes hand-turn soles, widths
AAto EE ....... ........................$2 81 Sc
Ladies' black cloth Overgaiters. .......,....... 40
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LADIES' SPRING HEEL SHOES

Ladies' Fine Paris Kid Button, cloth or kid
ent leather tips .................s 81 90
Ladies' Fine Imperial Kid Button. cloth or
kid tops lew style. square toe diamond
patent leather tips SO so
Ladies' French Kid Button, cloth or kid
tops. new style square toe. diamond pat
ent leather tips ........................$3 90
Ladies' Pebble Goat. Button. 0U
Ladies' Fine Tampico Pebble Goat, Button.
Foxed, Square Toe and Tip........... 50 so
and 90 so
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CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.

The first notable act of the receivers of
the Union Pacific Company is to cut down
The wages of employees. An Omaha dis
patch says that permission will be asked
of the court to make new schedules with
the several trades organizations which
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PhiIIips, Rock island Excursions

fHIIIps ISUCK fsldnu L1cursIUns
Leave San Francisco every Wednesday and Sarur-
day via RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND Rvs.
Through tourist sleeping cars to Chicago and Bos-
ton. Manager and porter accompany these excur-
sions through to Boston. For tickets, sleepng-car
&C recommendations and further Information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island BY,
SO Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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The City's Mortality.

The deaths in the city for the week end
ing yesterday as reported at the Health
Office were 96. against 1873 for the corre-
spending week last year. The principal
causes of death we're as follows: Con-
sumption IA. pneumonia IL. inanition 6,
apoplexy 4, heart disease s. diphtheria 2.
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MEMS CHEAP SHOES.

Mems Lace and Congress Shoes. ..........$1 s.
Mems Calf Shoes. Lace aud congress, Lon
don toe and tip. square toe and tip. 81 OF
Mems Fine Calf Shoes, Lace, Congress ana
Button London toe ana tip and French
toe. Solid Double Soles. es.......e-. ...... so
Railroad and Policemens Shoes, IN Lace
and Congress, Extension Double Soies.
Stitched Edges ........................$3 5
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$40 so to Chicago and Return via the
Union Pacific.

The only line running new Pullman double.
drawing-room sleepers and dining cars. San Fran
cisco to Chicago, without change. in three and
one.haif days. All tickets good via Salt Lake
City and Denver.
Steamship tickets on sale to and from all points
in Europe.
For sleeping-car accomm odations and tickets
call on d. w. Hitchcock. general agent. Mont
gomery street, San Francisco; r. r. Ellsworth.
agent. 8lS Broadway. Oakland; or g. F. Herr.
agent. 229 South Spring street. Los Angeles, Cal.
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THE testimonials published in behalf of Hoods
SarsapariIla all honest. Straightforward state
ments, given and signed by the people themselves
and nearly all entirely unsolicited.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circulation than any
other newspaper published IN San
Francisco.
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ANsosTURA Bitters restores the appetite and
cures indigestion when all else fails. Manufac-
tured by DR.. j. G. b. Siegert & Sons.
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TEE naIIY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE AI
New York.. BRENTANO BROS. 8 Union Square
Chicago - olL r., LOO olaIe lIee'
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ScHRFIBER's Restaurant. S34 Market street
correct place for ladies. gentlemen and families
to breakfast, lunch or dine, table dhote or Ia
carte.
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j. F. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN-This cele.
brated whisky for sale by all hrstclass druggists
and grOcers. Trademark-Star within a shields
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COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE
BUYING ELSEWHERE.

Gingham Umbrellas ...................$ rs
Fast-black Umbrellas, strong frames. 90
Extra Quality Fast-black Umbrellas. In fancy
or natblral wood handles paragon frames. 95
Fine Quality Gloria SILK Umbrellas paragon
frames, imported fancy horn handles Its
Gents Fine Gloria SILK Umbrellas, paragon
frames. fancy slver-tipped crook han
les.......................... 2 90
Twiledsilk Umbrellas fancy natural wood
handles paragon frames so
Twilled-silk Umbrellas, latest shade blue,
imported porcelain knobs to match para
gon frames ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :. so
Gents Twilled-silk Umbrellas. natural wood
andes..................... 275
Elegant assortment Of Silk Umbrellas, latest
style handles .."..............."....... SO
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAN Francisco, october 81, 1898. }
ficial Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Sunday.
San Francisco aud vicinity - Fair weather;
nearly stationary temperature Sunday; south
westerly winds JAMES j. GRAY
Acting Local Forecast Official.
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SEE the Wigwam Theater advertisement in
amusement column for great attractions next
week.
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THE EEAsrERN oFF1oE OF THE CALL.

80 Potter building New York City is provided win
files of california papers Visitors welcome Ad-
vertising rates and sample copies furnished.
T. X NIISCH, Manager.
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If afhicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp
son 9 Eye Water. Druggists sell it at 25 cents
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PALACE baths, 713 Filbert; warm sea water
Cures rheumatism, neuralgia, many ailments. =
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IMPoRTANT.-Finest eyeglasses, specs. 15c.
81 Attn ST.; Sundays, 726 Market. Note Nos. .
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NOVEMBER STYLES Butterick's patterns. Cata
logues free. II. A. Demipg. 124 Post st.. s. F.
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what they receive. A self-respecting man
or woman in fair health would rather
earn meal than TO have one given them.
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Don [ Borrow
Your NGiglDOr'
Umbrella
WHEN YOU CAN BUY ONE At SUCH
LOW PRICES !

Just received our full line for the
rainy season, comprising the latest
novelties in handles.
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H.BLAcK. painter. ia Eddy street.
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We AROSE
FROM OUT
THE ASHES,

We Were singed but not burned,
and we will live on, giving these
GASCONADE GR0CERS
A lively tussle to keep pace with us.
Note these prices:
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

OCTOBER. 1893.
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Mali Orders filed by return express
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II Is anything but good use for grapes
to turn hogs into vineyard and let them
eat the punches off the vines. This is be-
ing done on the great 5000 acre vineyard at
Vina with portion of the crop not con-
sidered of much value for wine- making.
The very poorest grapes will, however,
distill into fair quality of brandy. and
the worst wine made from them must be
5etter than much of the spurious stuff sold
In the name of genuine potables fit for tie
table abroad. The difficulty is to get the
cheaper wines to market either in the East
or Europe. California produces more
good wine than can be sold advantageously
ut reasonable profit aud so the III market
gets glutted in country not partial to the
juice OF the grape. France has the knack
OF converting the wine of other countries
into her own and of manufacturing good
deal more from chemicals.
The announcement attributed to Mr..
Asquith, Home Secretary in Mr.. Glad.
stones Cabinet. that the next session 0i
Parliament will deal with measures indi-
Gated year ago in conference OF the
Liberal party at Newcastle. and will sus-
pend home rule for the present. is an un-
doubted surprise. Ii this is the Premiere
Intention 1t means that he intends to have
the electorate in fit condition to vote de.
cisively on the Irish question when an
appeal is made to the country. That was
an essential feature OF the Newcastle pro-
gramme, but it was understood the
autumn adjourned session would deal
with this. Gladstone himself has not indi-
Gated change. so that doubt exists as to
the correctness Of the statement.
There is now q mnvemant OF tramps ou,
OF California. Work is springtng up II
the East as the business depression litts
and there are better prospects for those
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-19

IRON IN dsHiHgiO ENeeS.
"The stories OF the remarkable power of the
Oriental adopts to bury themselves for months
have not been exaggerated in the least" said
Archibald {. Lewellyn. q Britonian. whose
rudy tan and sturdy frame bespoke the ex-
when l first went to India some years ago.
like every other white man | was absolutely
incredulous as to the ability OF any man on
earth to be hermetically scaled in a box and
buried underground for six months. or six
hours. for that matter.
"One day my dhinga told me OF a fakir who
had Just come into the little village. who. he
said. could perform the feat. After . great
deal OF ceremony and, BY dint OF q liberal
bribe we set about to bury the yellow
skinned old rascal, He was not a very
little trouble on my. conscience In killing
him as any human being / ever saw. but ! felt
like an accessory to a murder as we lowered
him into u trench in my garden and heard the
plunl of tho earth upon his coffin. He was
swathed in bandages from head to foot He
had drawn himself up into q ball. had rolled
back his tongue into his throat. stuffed his
ears and ~nostrils with soft. wadding. and was
apparently dead ten minutes after he began
his final prepa %rations..
81 put n wIito guard over that grave night
time: as agreed, the natives gathered together
and sent for the officers OF our mess and we
dug him up. II had seen Moses resurrectsd.
if.Julius Cesar were to walk down Pennsylva:
mia avenue. | would not be more astonished
than l was when | saw that fakir. He was
covered with, mould. and. while perfectly In
animate. had not decayed.
I'm about three hours he had fully recOv-
cred and was chanting tho praises OF Buddha."
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Wonders OF Indiana.

Ff"" "e hsVitt'o
,MAzErPA.. Ga, March IA citizen OF this
droys of mules. the man claiming to he from
Indiana. stopped for the night with the citi-
gems father. The. family had an iden. that
Indiana was near tho North Pole. and askeda
answsr to questions the Indiana man said:
Yes. there the nights are. shorter; but they
have II ID sight more OF them and they are
darker:n He had seen i SO dark there that
country: that you could not ride a horse
q two, horse wagon load OF FISH; but
that he had ONLY gone aoashinS once;
when he. pulled the fish out Of the Mis-
sissippi river the river fell six inches from Its
mouth to Cairo. He also said 1t was a fine
timber county, A few days before he left
exactly one handred yards long, he drove
o wsas and split a ttihiicksSStt Of three hundred
yards that was SO thick that you couldn't run
a ASKING pole into l. endways' me place
used for a wagon road. He also said 1t was a
very healthy country: that only one. man had
died in twenty, years. and they had to pull his
last breath with n corkscrew.
the night with his father, and he, asked L It
would DO a good country to cell clocks- The
Indiana man said no; they had no use. for
clocks: that they Kept time by the growth OF
pumpkin vines. which gre " Ave feet each hour.
the world. Every kind grew well except beets.
and they grew SO long they stuck through into
China. and the Chinamen pulled them through,
In answer to q question whether " VAS y cold
had seen o blaze Of are freeze to the hack OF
tbs, chimney. and they had to knock II loose
With 0 pole-axa
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sugar Weather.
From The routh's Companion

From The fomhS Companion
When snowbAlls pack on the horses boofs
And The wind from the south blows warm.
When the cattle stand where the suubeAms bSai
And the noon has a dreamy charm:
When icicles crash from the dripping caves.
Aud the furTows peep black through the snow.
Then | hurry away 10 the sugar busn.
For the sap Will run, ] know.
With anger and axe and Spite and trough
To each tree . visit ! pay,
And every boy IN the countryside
Is eager to help TO day.
We roll the bAcklogs into their place,
And the kettles bet " N them swing,
Then gather the wood for the roaring DIRE
Aud the sap In pAiifuls bring
A ng for your arches and modern ways
hg for your pkeetiron pan.
Ink the smoky old kettles beet.
And ] stick to shs good cid plant
We'ie going to make sugar and tAny to-ntgks
On the swing pOle under the tree,
Ard the girls and boys for miles around
Are all swCrn friends TO me.
The hens are cackiinK again in the hArn
And the rattle bsginning.to bAvi,
Aud n.ighbors. who Ions have been acting cool
Now make a forgiylhE call
For there's no love rsssi nike . tany pail
With lis hearty and sttcky fun,
And ] know ths who's worlds At peace with ne.
AaA4assA
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A Lovers Sleigh hide.


From the TORONTO Truth.
Just room for two, not too much roomt
tuck her in all snug and warm:
I'm conscious OF her hairs perfume
And OF the nehrness OF her arm.
shake the lines out free and gay,
The sleigh bells chino and we're away.
Across the crisp and glittering snow.
Leaving behind the city street:
Its garish glare and noise. We 10
Into the darkness still and sweet,
And b ere and there u household gleAm
Fits by US IN u dying dream
How speed the horses Raily driveui
The sweet bells chatter silvery mtrth.
And every star IS white in heaven.
And every Held IL white on earth.
How dark the brightness seems. how BRIGHT
The darkness Of the winter night
We pass the open road like wind.
But In the dim and shadowy lanes
Onr wild pace slackens. and I md
One hand enough to hold tho reins:
And, somehow. when ! try to speak,
Ny words are kisses on her check.
All, life IL fair In many ways,
And full OF dear. enchanting hoursi
And love is sweet in summer days,
Mid bloss0minR paths and sylvan bowers:
But let me choose. all bliss above,
sleigh ride with the girl ! love.
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Es'sr tell us that all the endssvof
We make shall bring fruitars never
That there's no such place A. heaven.
That sinners n be forgiven.
That sin. IKE the wound on the 1nges.
May heal. but the Gear will yet finger.
Nor vanish through yesrs or tssra
The snswe speaks never to doubt US
Tndeavor resps hsrvosts about rs;
whils happiness comes to the masses.
And fire may restore wilted grasses.
When wrong to the stubbie feld's riGhted.
II blooms A. It ne'er had been blighted.
meadow Of fragrance for yeara
EDWARD q CnsArrN.
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Great and small.

from Wf oTohuos buwhfr.
A sparrow swinging on o ranch
Once caught q passing hy;
'Oh. let me live !" the insect ray
With trsmolinR. piteous CRY.
"No."s said the sparrow. " you must fall
For I am great and you arc small."
The bird had scarce begun his feast
The game was caught; sfrsy IL, me- uvs,-
Was the poor SpArrow'R cry.
"No,' said the captor, g you must fall,
For am great and you are small"
An eagle saw this rogue and swoopsd
Upon him from on high:
pray let me live; why should you kill
No small a bird asIt"
"Oh." said the eagle. you must fall.
For ! am great aud you are small"
While he devoured the hunter came,
He let his arrow hy
"Tyrant !" the eagle sbrieked, "you have
No right to make mo die ~
"Ah " said the hunter. you must fall,
For ] am great and You are small"
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.osminr Through woods.

H0nuInG OOdhs
Roaming through woods In serious mood.
Hearing far waterfalls play.
] found. almost in solitude.
Acrystai spring. one day.
Unseen ere this II might have been.
And yet II clearly cleaned,
Wandering OF IN discipline.
While sun riffs DER Il besmed.
And % q thought In some careless breast
Secret aimost and sure,
IL found when Gods rays on II rest,
A crystal rivulet pure.
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fnIvHI.
Lent.

from LVt.
Each morning now the Lentsn bells
Make music In the steeple;
The avenues are o. elled with swellA,
Tho dear. do nothinR peoplsi
society. the rich ana great,
Relaxing from its lAbors.
Now gathers at Tho church's gate
And meets It's modest noiRhbor1
The women who. . month ago.
Dressed somewhat overtightly.
Whose pretty faces used to glow
Al balls and suppsrs nightly,
Now clad III very sombro stun.
Go forth TO prayers denurelv.
Upon their bodies clothes enough
To keep them warm securely.
The men who nothing did but dance
At all the gay cotilions,
For forty days now have . chance
To balance up thor miitiOns:
And " lille the swecthearts and the wives
Attend the service formal.
The men are needless OF their uveL
So long as stocks are normal
And thus It is that Lent goes past:
The doubter goes on doubling.
The fast one has a chance to fast,
And get n moral outing.
The good ones 20 the goodly way,
The sinner keeps on SHINING.
The preacher breaches twice . day
And has his decent inning
FELIX CARnxH,
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Tho Geosoph.

Some Frenchman remarked: Tout ct a.
Good luck to him; well. no 10 dead;
But our drinking leaves most Of the SEA
There's tho ocean Of things to be said:"
Ere q Plato or Franklin IL born.
Few mortais can muse without stealing;
The day thinks the truths are outworn.
Now genius begins nav revealing.
The systems swing folded in spsos.
Like the mere m~any.myriad men
Is the void. until. shining in place.
The universe gathers again
All roaming that wandered the wastA
And merges. an orb, into one;
So fire in all brains 10 embraced.
Whose millions ooncentre u sun.
On earth. to rssplendence through asss
As Teilas raped heaven of art.
As Shakespeare. supreme In the pages
swung the gates of access to the heart
As he. the Italian who lied.
Saw the cycles. and thought with the star.
The Restless who better replied.
From clay In the spirit was far.
Who carries the clay in his skull.
Sees his course as the Admirars qussti
A sailor. wild life. like tho gull,
He discovered, but moro than the West
Not tho wind all his wing. nor his ken
Was contained in his realms OF tho Ind.
II he gave wealth and freedom to men.
Twas apocalypse. truth. to the mind
So time shall remember: and such
As deem but our sequel his fame.
Be blind ike the friends In whose clutch
His need was ingratitude. shame.
How ns was the fate. whom In story
IT'S their woes the great brightest rsaeotI
His own Terra ueeds night for her glory.
His bursts from that gloom OF neglect!
However dishonorod and great
His rsnown to his right unattunsd.
His name but recalled by o state.
His genius ~despised. or impugned;
Approving the sphere to that claim.
With his chimes blessing man and . throne
And that 10 unmeant by his name.
And these ring his second. his shown"
For chains from the prince he empowered.
In the land he ennobled for pain.
In memory to sink. though ho lowered.
gtver unknown to hts gain;
Calico. more great 10: the decd.
Than the corsair more free OF the wavs,
A. Of each new dominion he freed,
To be servant and suppliant. slave,
For this were the brain and the breath
Which brought US TO freedom from then;
And for here. narrowed fame. though in dsatA
He was nrst. II but Christ. among men;
For above. through nights splendor abroad.
Be II God in yon brilliances glowA
lie gave US in reason to God.
Revealing his planet Of thossi
Der. ?. 1892. fnxvsL
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SOME POEMS WORTH READING.


All things had reached creation, but stood stfr.
AWAITING the Divine creative sien
To move with life eternal: and His will
Chose music for the signal Gift divinsi
EpvAsp 3. CnrAnyR
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He,1<n C OE.-For inform alton about tho Fire Do.
partment apply to the Secretary OF the Board OF Com
tnissionsrs. slxtysevsath street, near Third avenue.
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John H1VuH.-No soldier or sailor OF the United States
may vote by reason o. being such a soldier or sailor.
II he is stationed IN the place where he had a right 10
vote before ~sniist;ag, he may vote: but otherwise no
may not do So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-19

M. 4. o Hiaa-fou can get a history Of tho world at
q bookstore, Try u, A. frssman's General sketch Of
History Macmillan 4 Co. this city, The tastes; trains
inths world ere run In England; they DO not run fast
such Q long distance ~ our fastest trAinS bsI while
thss run thss run a. . higher rate VI sDesl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-19

s. r sinmoa h-HowArd Pattersoas illustrated
Nautical Dictionary" should suit you: 1t is published
BY Whltlock L Co.. yv-i0l Fourth avenue. this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-22
WIN Elect Anothnr scnntor.

TOPEKA, KANs., Feb. 2l,-lho Rehub-
licsns and straight-out Democrats have
practically decided to elect another
man senator from Kansas and the
claim by John Martin will be contested
by either Bailey +. Waggener, Of Atchi-
son, Col. A. A. Harris, OF TT. Scott, Ed
Carroll, OF Leavenworth, oreyW, H.,
Rossington, OF this city, The Republi.
cans claim to be in possession OF dis
patches from the national leaders de.
claring that Martins election is clearly
illegal, ii they decide against the Popu-
list house and that il another Democrat
is agreed on he will be seated, 1t is
the general opinion that tho courts will
decide against the Populists.