davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
SNAIL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Plthny Told

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly anu
Plthuy Told.
A HUMBER OF South Side gentlemen
will give a dance al Hughes d OMai-
ley's hall next Wednesday evening.
THE Board Of Commissioners Com
mittee on Finance was at work yester-
day making up the annual statement
A coLoRED man with a bad case oil
e~lephantiasis in his only leg vas creating
a commotion on the streets, yesterday.
CONSTABLE VIM. Lauchlln has ten
dered his resignation to the Board OF
Commissioners. 1t will be voted upon
Monday.
q. S. GRANT CAMP II, Sons OF Vete-
rams, will have a supper and entertain.
ment In G.. A. R. hall. All members OF
the G. A. R., w. R. c. and l.. A. ). are
cordially invited.
THE Knights OF the Mystic Chain are
under obligations to the Odd Fellows
and the janitor Of the building for cour-
tesles extended during the session OF
the Select Castle.
LAST Thursday the foundation was
begun at Reymann's brewery for the
new Draw house. A large $50 horse
power engine has arrived from Indian
apolis, to be used In the new building.
THERE were three cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. PADDY Gou-
DIV, for disorder, got fifteen days in de-
fault. The second case was for inde-
cencV, IS and costs, and the third was a
drunk.
THE Atlantic boys put up another
wooden statue OF a soldier on the hose
house yesterday. Jas. Cahill did the
artistic work, This now seems the fad
among all the 6remen. 1t is the Eighth
ward fellows turn now.
THE Chemical Company got a still
alarm. last evening, to the residencs OF
Joseph Eusheimer, No. 9l2 Main street.
There was no fire, steam escaping from
a bath room ventilating pipe having
been mistaken for smoke.
ARRANGEMENTS were closed last ev-
ening for a fine high-backed Erie coach
to run right through from Wheeling to
Chicago next Monday afternoon for the
low rate excursion to Chicago, over the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railway.
The remains OF William McCombs,
who committed suicide at the st.
Charles Hotel on Thursday, were
turned over to MeDdel & Co., yesterday
upon orders from the family, and taken
to the residence Of the family, on the
Island.
BAD cases Of sickness on the South
Side: Miss Lille Connors, Of Thirtieth
and McColloch, diphtheria; q child OF
VIM. Coke, Of Wetzel street, scarlet
fever; Miss Lille Humes, OF Jacob
street, typhoid fever, and Mrs. Andrew
Gill, of Upper Benwood, diphtheria.
Two wELL-KNowN East Wheeling
men fought in Alley IA, East End, a few
nights ago. The row started In a sa-
loon, and one OF the men followed the
other into the alley, knocked him down
and kicked him. A number OF citi-
zens were awakened by the fuss, but no
arrests were made.
AT Forty-sixth and Jacob streets,
Chatham Sinclair, of Benwood, Is haV-
ing a large frame dwelling and drug
store combined, erected. The building
will be a frame Of two stories, 26X7O
feet. George McLain has the contract
for the stone work, and the carpenter
work is not yet let. The foundation is
already dug.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
MEETING
or tho Ladies' of the Washington Pres.
bytery at Holidays Cove.

or the Ladies' of the Washington Pres
bytery at Holidays Covc.
The officers and delegates who at
tended the s%emi-annual meeting Of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society OF
the Presbytery Of Washington, which
convened in Holidays Cove September
Goth ana eth, report 1t n OF intense
Interest. Mrs. Alexander, Persia, gave
instructive ideas regarding the habits,
customs, different languages, and relig-
ions OF the people, and OF the deep OPP
preston and unhappy condition OF the
women, with their yearning for the
happiness Of Christian women, as shown
and taught by the missionaries, as well
as In the example Of their own people
who had embraced the Gospel light.
Rev. D. A. Cunningham, d. d., OF
this city, delivered a scholarly sermon
on the evening Of Tuesday, the twenty
sixth, surveying the great
world field for mission work,
while looking forward to the
harvest time, when 1.-THE whole earth
shall be filed with the glory OF the
Lord, and all nations shall call him
blessed"
The kind reception and unlimited
hospitality Of the pastor, Rev. c. &
Allen, and the people OF Holiday Cove
will be long remembered. One .unac
customed feature in this meeting wa
the presencs Of gentlemen during al
the sessions who were among the at
tentiVe listeners. A cordial invitation
vas extended to than by the eflicien'
and capable president OF the ~organiza
ton, Mrs. d. A. Cunningham, Of thii
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
MEN GO TO WORK.
Another Amafgamation Fight over-A
Cut In Coal Mining.

A telegram from Cleveland, last
night, said: Tue struggle between the
members Of the Amalgamated Associa-
tion and the Union Rolling Mill Com
psny are over. The furnaces will be
lighted in the mill Sunday night, and
on Monday morning the works will re-
sumo operations with the full force OF
400 men. 1t will be operated as a union
mill, as the management has decided 10
recognize the Amalgamated Associa-
ton. An agreement has been drawn
up and signed by a committee OF the
Association and Mr., G. A. Fullet, gen.
eral manager of the company. 1t vir-
tually amounts TO the same thing as the
Amalgamated scale. The agreement
binds the company 10 employ the men
until July LIST, and pay them the wages
Of the scale.
A Joint conference Of railroad coal
operators and miners Of the Pittsburg
district was held at Pittsburg, yester-
day, discussing a proposed reduction In
wages Of FIVE cents per ton. The miners
protest against the cut as a violation OF
the interstate agreement. Hooking
Valley operators say that II the rate is
reduced here, a cut will also have 10 be
made In the Ohio fields. A reduction
in the Pittsburg district will affect
To- 900 miners.
Mills 6 and : at the Whitaker are go
ing. One bar mill. two pudding fur
naces and two heating furnaces will 20
on In full next Monday. Then one-half
Of the mill will be on, and one hundred
and ffty persons will be given employ
ment.
Mcclure, Amsler & Company OF Pitts
burg, who had the contract OF rebuild
ing the soaking pits at the Wheeling
steel works, finished yesterday. The
force Of brick layers have gone TO Pitts
burg, after having been over W
months at the contract. SO
Next Monday the Libby Glass Com
panY will start their Toledo plant.
This is the works which had the big ex-
hibit at the Worlds Fair. John Collins
and other workmen Of this city will go
there TO work.
The La Belle pudlers are not work
ing, as too much muck iron was turned
out for the heaters TO handle. In a few
days the puddlers will go on again. Inc
remainder Of the plant Is going In full.
To-day is pay day at the La Belle
mill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
TIER ST.LOUISTROUBLE,
As IT is REGARDED BY PRIESTS IN THIS
CITY.
Missionary Meeting of the Washington Prssby-
terry at Holidays COvs-Ohsr
Religious kai.srS

The interview with Mgr. Satolii, re-
garding the trouble in the archdiocese
of st. Louis, which was published In a
st. Louis paper, while apparently a very
clear expression, was in reality very
indefinite. The clergy and laity Of the
diocese Of Wheeling are anxious to
learn the exact situation in st. Louis.
So long as Father Connolly continues
to act as Vicar General of the arch
diocese, a clash OF authority between
him and the coadjutor-Archbishop is
possible. Mgr. Satolli states that he
still holds that Office. The rumor that
Archbishop Kenrick had been Disposed,
was Of course too absurd on its face TO
be worthy of-credit. Rome move very
slowly in matters OF such moment,
and does not take action I'M
til after full examina-
ton OF the evidence in the case. Then
again, the removal of Archbishop Ken
rick would be very improbable, consid-
ering his advanced age, and the excel
lent service which he has rendered the
American church. Archbishop Ken
rick and his brother, the late Archbish-
op OF P~hiladelpbla, ranked among the
most eminent theologians 10 the United
States.
A Catholic priest Of the diocese stated
to a REGISTER reporter, that there was
scarcely any Information in the pub
lished Interview with Mgr. Satolli. He
also said, in explanation OF the powers
and privileges OF the v~icar-general, that
be would be in some matters superior
to the coadjutor. Archbishop Kain,
however, would have exclusive power
in ordaining, administering the sacra-
ment OF confirmation and other duties
which can be exercised only by a Bish-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
Othnr RELIGION Notes.

The regular October devotions will
begin In all the Catholic churches In the
city on Monday evening, and will con-
tinue every evening throughout the
month. These services were started a
few years ago by Pope Leo NH. Ser
vices begin promptly at 1880 o'clock,
and continue about three quarters OF an
hour, consisting Of prayers and a short
discourse.
There will be no preaching at the
Zane Street church tomorrow. AT
half past six o'clock In the evening class
meeting will be held aud the Y. 2. ). G..
Z. will hold meeting at the same hour.
Prayer meetings and class meeting ex-
ercises will be held during the week as
usual, till the church is supplied with a
pastor.
Rev. John McElligott, pastor OF the
Catholic Church at Grafton, was In the
city this week. Father McElligott laugh
ed at the absurd story published In an
evening paper, in which IL was stated
that he will probably be removed TO ST.
Joseph's, Marshall county. The con-
gregatieD at st. Joseph's is almost ex-
clusively German.
The installation OF Rev. Thos. Coch-
ran as parton Of the Wellsburg Presby-
terrain Church, took place last evening.
Rev. DR.. Cooke, OF the Second Presby-
terian Church, participated In the eXer-
cises, wireh attracted a congregation
which tested the capacity OF the modest
edifce.
Rev. J. A. Fullertor. recently ap.
pointed pastor Of the ME-. church at
Fairmont, will occupy the pufDlt at the
Moundsville NJ. Z. church to-morEoT.
The pastor, Rev. G. w. Grimes, is 10
Chicago attending the Fair.
The Synod Of Pennsylvania, embrac-
ing also the State OF West Virginia, will
meet at Easton. Pa, October 10Th.
Rev. DR.. w. Fl. Cooke, OF this city, re.
firing moderator, will open the proceed
ings with prayer.
Special services preparatory to the
Communion service Tomorrow morning,
were held last night az the Third Pres
eyterian church. Rev. Afford will
preach morning and evening.
Rev. Blcksly, the new pastor Of
Thomson NJ. c. Church. is expected TO
arrive In the city from Huntington
early next week, and will 81 once take
charge OF affairs at the church.
Rev. l. d. Roberts, the new pastor
Of the Wesley N. E. Church. will occu-
py his pulpit for the 6rst time to NOR
row, at TIE usual mornlsg and evening
services.
Rev. w. Il. Hayden, who has been
chosen 20 succeed ReytF. A. Hopkins
as pastor Of the Disciples Church, will
remove here with his family next week.
Rev. Or. A. B. Rlker has returned
from Pittsburg, and viii occupy bis
pulpit a. the Fourth Street M. Z.
Church ts usual tomorrow.
Rev. :. H. Hess. who has been ap-
pointed Presiding EIdsr Of the Buck
hannon district, will lesye to-day for
his new Dfeld OF labor.
All the Catholic ebur ses Of the city
will have services eye, Z evening during
OCTOBER
A CHRISTIAN Endfavor Society has
been o. ahized at the Zane Street ~ L.
MERack,s e,.,.,, At EmsheIn-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
Promi.Inr Event.

This evening Harry KnoKe, the popu-
lar Thirty-third street business man,
will have an interesting social event at
his place OF business for his friends. A
concert will be given, and Rlber and
Smith will have charge Of the clog and
Jig dancing. James 0'Neil and Henry
Miller, we'll known singers, will enter
tain by singing. Michael Gallagher
will act as Irish comedian, and they say
he Is quite clever. An elegant lunch Is
being prepared to serve to the gentle
men who will be lucky enough to be
pFcsent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
Rather startling.

A reliable B. & o. railroader is the
authority for the statement that the B..
& O. system has armed its trainmen
each with a fine brace OF pistols and a
Winchester rife TO be ready in case OF
train robbers. The report could not be
verified, and some officials seen dis
claimed it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30

Has secured the agency for the sale OF Max
FOR thls vicinity. At wholesale. This Nhlskey
has achieved an enTiable reputation as an Alb
soIpteIy pure stimulant. II is totally free from
fusel oil anG all other deleterioDs substances,
nd ia we'll matured. It is recommended and
nrsscrib ID by the best physicians in the coun-
trv and is In use in many hospitals: II Is put
m In cases containing one dozen full quarts OF
two dozen full pints, specially Tor me Drug
trade. It is for 50 st retail al siS0 per lal
ouarL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
Farewell Concert.

Mayors Band will give the last Of the
series Of open air concerts for the sea-
son at the public square tonight. The
will be as follows:
March OF Labor,
Fedora WALTZ.
la Passirella.
GAvotte.
La Nestale.
Queen Of Hearts Waltz.
Aud Lang Syne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
ADJUSTMENTS
THE BURGLAR.

III
A NAV somewhat different from the
usual order OF dramatic offerings will be
seen at the Opera House Tuesday even
ing. Probably no other drama Of the
kind has the potency in drawing from
all classes and conditions OF people that
IS experienced by THE Burglar"
Young and old, rich and those less Ia
vored with this worlds goods are equal
" absorbed with the story. In a home
Of wealth and refinement are all the
scenes enacted, even where the burglary
is attempted, though frustrated by the
artless endeavors Of a bright child Of six
wears. The play is aptly described as a
skiIlful blending Of laughter and tears,
and those who appreciate true art
should not miss this performance.
AFTER THE BALL.
"After the Ball" will be the Attrac-
ton at the Opera House Monday night.
Ii is an entirely new comedy from the
French, especially adapted TO the star,
Mr.. r. L. Graham, by j. w. Herbert.
II is a Jolly farce OF complications con-
structed on original lines. The com
pany and piece have received favorable
mention from the press everywhere,
and will NO doubt be greeted with 4
large audience here.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Harriet Beecher Stoves masterpiece
still has drawing qualities as a theatre
cal production, judging by the fair at
tendance at the Opera House last night.
The "Uncle Toms Cabin" produced By
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Rial's company, does
not differ much from the ordinary pro-
duction OF the piece, but IL appears that
the familiar scenes never grow old. It
will be produced again this afternoon
and evening,
''oUR MARRIED MEN"
Clark & Williams In their funny CON-
edy, 'sOur Married Men," will be the
attraction at the Grand next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. The piece,
though a farce comedy, undoubtedly
lacks the rouRhness that characterizes
so many plays OF the same character,
and moves Of with a pleasing ease.
Clark K Williams are low comedians Of
undoubted ability, who never fall to
keep the audience in . continued roar
Of laughter. Their songs, dances and
funny sayings are OF q high class and
will no doubt be accorded the success
thew merit. Seats now on sale at the
Grand box Office.
SEE sUNDEEN TO-DAY.
This afternoon and night will see the
last Of Sundeen, the mind rea5er, at
the Peoples MuseeT heatre, so see him
2Aw or never.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
battle for Blood

Is what Hoods Sarsaparilla vigorously
fights and 1t is always victorious in e1-
pelling sill the foul taints and giving the
vital fluid the quality and quantity OF
perfect health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
small but Daring Robbery.

Yesterday noon Peter Coleman, the
cigar maker, Of Thirty.third street, had
his store robbed. Mr.. Coleman went to
dinner at the rear Of the store. When
he returned his cash, box and all were
gone. There was $3.50 in change. 20.
lice officers know OF the robbery, and
have track Of the perpetrators. il
would be advisable for the thieves TO
return the money real soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
The wheeling Drug Company

New winter jackets and wraps at
Eusheimer's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30

Andrew Gill, the South Side teamster,
was driving along Forty-third street
with a heavy load Of apples yesterday.
A wheel came off the wagon, and Mr..
Gill made a narrow escape, being
thrown between theohorses. Consider
able delay was caused by the accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30

Last Thursday night passenger en-
CINE 50 collided with freight engine ST.
at Glover's Gap, on the B. Sc o. The
freight train had pulled on the switch,
leaving it open. The passenger train
south, engineered by Hyder Riley, ran
into the freight. Both engineers were
damaged, and four freight cars demol-
ished. Engineer Riley was consider
ably bruised, but no one else was hurt,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30

o. MARBLE, Of South Market street, is
unable to work. He is an omploye at
Westwood's stone quarry, and last
Thursday in lifting a stone badly
sprained his back.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30

HOODS PILLS eur ~ LIVER iIIs. &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
PRoF sHEEE Il the univ orrtofAN

PROF. Shelf IL the only OPrrcIAN
in the city that Correctly FITS THE
EYES WITH GLASSES Without no.
Use Of DRUGS ! ~ you need S~pectAclest
or your eyes tire or head aches when
reading or sewing, you can consult him
and have your eyes examined for glasses
without charge At HIS New Optical Es-
Enlistment, ITO Main street, one
door above Shook & Co.'S dry goods
store. ssposdAgc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30

Jas. Yost, Of South Woods street, had
a painful accident yesterday. He was
arranging machinery at the lower Ben
wood mill, when his hand was caught
and badly mashed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
INSTANTLY KILLED.
A WHEELING NAN MEETS DEATH AT
ROCHESTER,, PA.
A Serious Runaway on the South Side Last
E~vsning-O.hsr Casualties Reported
Yesterday.

Frank Glease, a resident Of Forty
eighth street, this city, aged Ss, and
unmarried, was instantly killed at
Rochester, Pa, Thursday night about
hali-past ten o'clock. Glease had been
working as a laborer in the construction
Of a government dam near Rochester,
and was walking on or crossing a rail-
road track at what is known as the
Bolesville crossing, at the same mo-
ment with a colored woman named
Nancy Grimes. Both were struck by
the Keystone express. Glease was In
sta1tly killed, and the woman Is not ex-
pected to recover. Glease's remains are
expected TO arrive here to-day.
There was an exciting runaway with
bad results at Twenty-hfth and Market
streets, last evening, The city gas
works wagon, loaded with oats, driven
by Huey Harrison, dashed down Mar
ket street. The horse had become IN
manageable near Twenty-fourth street.
JUN hNOACAAauNt o. AuShobCAi A0N A
loaded wagon, drawn by two mules,
hitched at Ebert's grocery, where he
was dealing. Mr.. McClelland was get
ting from his wagon when the city gas
works wagon struck his with a crash.
The huckSter's wagon was overturned
and badly smashed, the tongue and top
being demolished.
Mr.. McClelland was thrown under
the mules, and he made q marvellous
escape, as be was but slightly injured.
Both mules were bunged up. Frank
Greer, u boy OF South Market street,
was on the seat with Mr.. Harrioon
when the crash came. Young Greer
was thrown out Of the wagon, a~lighting
on the brick pavement on his head, be-
ing badly bruised. Mr.. Harrison
and rig escaped without damage.
When the huxter wagon was over
turned then followed what caused the
greatest excitement. Fifty dozens Of
eggs were smashed on the street, and a
cage having twenty-five chickens was
unloosened, letting the screaming fowls
abroad over the Sixth ward. A gang
of boys arrived then, and began chasing
the chickens, only about a dozen Of
which were caught.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30

MERncK's a~.nnoI, at EmsheIm-
er's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-30
srr suNnFEN ODDLY.

This afternoon and night will see the
last Of Sundeen, the mind reader, at
the Peoples Musee Theatre, so see him
3Aw or never.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-25

sasezss- q TIE D-2szz-y 7el4iar
T,sr.el 8asshes = M . b=si 1srIzgs'le-
m II e. aagetzzt A. alzi=- lis
ha=. z.ss Eeek anses faar be lad
- bexun % Ezhf. Ezs sly bzzTEso-
F55s earrts . EhiP Z Ia eolssZ-zs %
ths z1ouo-t q tie PrzE5snt hare proved
: i.snk szfl1rs. Tbsy ahs5lz-sly rsf1se
e = t.so ez--zz AID ths great iszosrz
f-nessgus AZ rsd1esd . day Eosiaas
s1r aS5s--uue1t No s-ro1gsr sE11encs
q he eup1nsss zz1 inability q tie
Dsnocrstic party 70 ne cad he glTe1
taz- su1E daily 5iisFlzEs5 Il the s@lzie-
V7hlIe tie a1zntry = E15sring = a. its
zoae-zry ard t1zsez Fsls1l1s sna tsnz
e tzozzE5s kloE - Were % TIM u
thefr daily brad re Dsuoo-z-s are
hs-slsz=-v dlT55ed and t-e Ike 6 ~
sz1ats = occ1p5e1 EzsLiug 6irty Dz1c-
crztie Eus1- EsssF = a. his-oTT Tzs
peepls 90 thaso1zllg EEinllsd b f-is
p-sienszs e VIZ they rss.Grss tEe L-el--
oc-z-e uzr1T &c poEer-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-25
Joan sherraana and me senate.

E-1z ~ Czl1zs7 Iz.- 1-szl-
J-zz1E l-s,a tie d=ssts n tt= se-zt=
T-aisg taar 555y g szalzg Prly thsz-
5sglly s,I-rz5 uP. q nl- have 5eea N
interesting sps-5zcle - So J5au sasr-z1
t5r3z1rz C sra-ks q Ere Ike rs1-5o. iron
15.lzr TIE bzmner. lie Las zlzsyz bes1
uois5 f1F IL c55lnzsz Tloze Ebo really
L1JE Ain 5ssls5 d -eTelz.i1n 1a6sr
s-ro1E prgF1czt51 % seognizs u hin
uza q ztrszg fss-sag z1z ia.s1se pz-p5se.
bl. f5T the gs1e-zl P1bie rs veaene1es q
T1Es1zy Ezs Al fg=-oErsEeE TIE burden of
5zz speacl Ezs rzs- the Dzz0crz-s e3-iS nos
ezpe rs-pozzis-.lty flr The p-z=al pz-ziE-
zls Of lezis-z.59u- ed u LEY I'D rot DO
s9nsthllE 5a1l= s-az5 a-o1a5 za1 - .
hzn5f1l q obs--l1-s1-i=ts box tie way
he EzE.zsliesls q ths se1a:s Eoz.d tfy
ia=-r bz15 g aeVis.lgz oil Ehich co1ld
eemus1d support and BE- pszss5. aTo1
cls,. II sad, deeiss this silver question
one zsy G. another. Tfyo1 cluno- d. 5t
then retire from tas senate chzu5zr. z13
Es On this SIDE u he h51=e Eil s=ttle =.
and - vii 60 tl1 49, ve caz Eirh cur
z.iVsr friszsz Ebo are blood q or aI55I
and bole of cur bone
T1s 49, geuuine s.ol1snos ard high
s-a.esmalsaip. Pat e va D7t II, by any
nnszrs. Taz- in.er1inz5.e tz-ks-. Moran
q Al-5ana. g1t into c1llss1y Eiih tH=
Senator from OLE. ELi1h lL-eT an exceed
iaziy su-sssa7e siIelizst uP5a tae Eho-e
sutiscs, sersias Is = dos . c5ndrm the
oFlEiou, % of-ea eEPrezzei IN these columns
that bimetsllis1n must look 70 the R=D15-
liczn parry f9r ifs szsintsn2noe-
i wo1ld ike . knox. inquired Ai-
Morgan, Aesher lbe Senator world vote
f5r tbe uucsu uiltionz. reptsi " The entire
sherman a.
40. replied NJ Sherman. enPhadeaily.
ard no otasr man who uude-s;anis tie
-lt' sct Ecll1 d. j. - ny ll1zusat-
have s--1l51 = - TIE let % my
shiiiy. Nr. 1orzan aid. -aad I i8.esa :
olie- a. amendment -5 thzt ett-st and e.
Fcts upon r.
J Eiii vote against i Eiih he greatest
F.saslre. said n. Sherman
This h-s tle rsh, ing % IT, TIE repeal
proposal ia che Psa5ing on rslz,es - the
Purchasing ard -iQrisg sEzy IN baEi7H
f1-n % silver Tlst e the inne5i=.eiy
pr2c-iozi feztu7e 0ftls s5ermza ae. Tie
part Ea.ca he Eoa.I not consent 70 have
rspealed is d=ciarz-ory, AID p.sisss the
g0Yerumeus 70 himeizlIlsn- Tat be Eo1ll
not siss Up, even - sscare the repeal q he
purehassng clause. Taerein Er. Sherman
is irus 70 TIE m0osierg Po.isy Of rhs Re215-
lieln party. He has 5eea s1sPe,.s5 of beng
q beart s9.dis. saich vas never Just.
ard tbs e1llog1y ought 20 p1t a. rest al
such eususciou