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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
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9te Boli5et ntmmt cine 3G6Iu11g 1tnierer
feiernoen Nrbetter Dor, un0 iopeit 6as
GrgebntB bis jeBt D~Orlie9t, lit eS tein erz
freali6es. Sabrtfen un6 @ertitGtten,
tpelcbe por etrem Sabre 191, 463 9lrbetter
bei6dftigten, bebelfen 1ih 6eute nit 112,>
099, Elm Iusfal BON 1864. IS feiern
alio g~e3pun9en iiber 3tpei SunfteG Qr6eiter.
1tno babel erftre6en itc6 Die bts6er Der>
OHentli6ten Grnltttelungen meiit nur auf
Die eigentlihen inbuitrieQen Q(rbeiter, un6
Die groBe Wtenge Der 8aubanbuerfer un6
OaS Seer Ser 3ageL0Dner lit in ben 2iften
no6 ni6t aufgefibrt. Stan ge6t alio
tpobL nidt fe61, ipenn' man Die 3a6l Ser
feternben @rbeiter auf e6er I6er ais unter
100, 900 beran16lagt.
9as lit 5tpar nod LANCE uibt bic 8iertel
0ttQiDn Garter s.. 0arriion's, a6er man
eritebt 0arauS, OaB Der burc9 bic Banif berz
beigefiihrte 9totbitano etn ie6r erniter lift,
un6 baB iiberaa bie gr0Bte Ginlbrdnfunq
berri9t. DAB uacb Der burcb Sic 0eltauSz
iteuultg 6erOorgerufenen ~rieitgen 8aut6Gtigz
felt III Chicago baS 6Ol3gei9Gft barnie0erz
Iiegt, unb Die 6ol360fe un6 6~obelmii6len
beute nit Der 6dlfte Ser Wfannic1aft arr
beiten, pie Dor einem Sabre, 1T nibIS
l1nnatiirIicbes 6cnn mir BADEN in BEN
8tpet Der lOiienen Sa6ren fiir einen borz
iiber8ebenoen 8ebarf 9ebaut, lno bic
8autbdtigfeit fam ii6 erit pieber belez
ben, tpenn 6te nirtli6e un6 bleiben6e
@eo0lferung G6icago's in bte Quartterc
bineingctpadbien ietn miro, tpelcbe fir Sic
Our6 Die 9lu5iteuultg arge3ogenc
groBe Doribergeben6e 8ep0lterung erbaut
wurben. l1no bis babtn per6en AUDI i3ics
geleten, @tiengieBereielt 9lumberz un6
anbere @ei0dfte, Die sur 8aut6dtigfeit in
en8en 8e3iebungen iteben, 5u Iei0en baben.
Sbr 0arnte0erlie9en be6eutet einen, ipenn
oucb unangene9men, bO9 Mir boriiberz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02

Sn nob b5berem MaBe als Sic ber Genz
Misunderstanding BADEN bes6alb Die Nusz
teller Ser Columbian @rpoittion einen @nz
iprub auf biatge &lidiicbt. Der Gon9reB
lolte Bic bon 6errn 0urborop beretts gu
bieiem 3pefe cit9cbrd3te 8orlage obne
ltmi9petfe anne6men, I'M 10 mebr ais bic
3outaiie e6er. eiten 8ortbeil ais einen
S6aben babur6 e~r3teLen unb bic 8eeins
trG3ti9ung u~nierer Smporteure bon teinem
8elan9 ietn mir6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
Notwithstanding @eHaoftatem.

9te 9emofraten iilt6, mad mebr ais
6retBt9 Sabrcr, in ben polen Selis Der
Serri6aft nun 9elan9t, tint ibn int 6onbz
1tmbreBen 1pteber in Ser blD6itnri9iten
Setle 81 peri6erSen.
(g&em Norfer Sta a.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-09
STRINGS.

If n pint of water be added to n pint
of proof spirit, the mixture will not
make Il quart. A chemical change is
the explanation.
TIE exact distance from either the
north or south pole t o the equator.
measured along the earth's surface, is
exactly 5000 miles.
A NEW method Of ~colorfng iron has
been discovered in England which en-
tirely prevents rust, even though the
metal be brought to q rcd heat.
TIE animal which most nearly re-
rcniblc$ plant is probably hymcrapus
b!coriTs. an insect fonnd in India, which
bears an extraordinary likeness to the
flower Of an orchid.
TIE pain caused by the bite of n
mosquito is caused by n fluid poison in
jected by the insect into the wound in
order to make the blood thin enough
to flow through the mosquitoes throat.
EVERY nation on tho globe has had
its "stone age" at some period of its
history. Even as late as the time of
Moses and Aaron tho rite Of circun-
cisiOn was performed with u stone
knife.
A LoNDoNER has secured from
Madagascar an egg of the extinct
Tpyornis or roc Of tho 'sArabian
Nights" 1t is 3311 by % inches, ind
would hold the contents of more than
u dozen ordinary hen eggs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-09
ALL OVER EUROPE.

FIRES are five per cent. moro numer.
Gus in London CD Saturday than on
any other day in the week. al
SINCE the reduction of cab fares in
London the ratio of patronage to pop
ulation has risen from 1915 to u.
GREEKS, on the loss of a relative, alb
stained from wine and agreeable food,
took off all ornaments, dressed in
coarse black stuff, shaved the head and
rolled in mire or ashes.
MUNICIPAL restaurants have been es-
tablished in many German cities as a
means for minimizing begging and to
relieve the worthy poor Of the neccs-
sity of accepting food given in charity.
MEMBERS of the royal Irish constab-
ulary, when appointed must be be-
TWEEN nineteen and twenty-five years
Of age, unmarried, and are not al
lowed to serve in o. county where they
have relatives.
FIFTY-TuREE per cent. of the luna
tics in the asylums Of Bengal are
there entirely rs the result of using
"hasheesh," a poisonous drug. In
Egypt, Greece and Turkey the use
of the drug is forbidden by a stringent
law.
ONLY women of extraordinary merit
are permitted to wear trousers in
France, and for this privilege they are
each taxed from ten to twelve dollars
n year So far the privilege has only
beer granted to George Sand, Rosa
Eonheur. Nine. Dieulafoy, the Persian
ar~chHologist; Nine. FoucauIt, the
bearded woman; and two feminine
s~tonecutters, Mesdames F~ourraau and
La Jeannette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-09
PRODUCTS OF THE STATES.

ARKANSAS in cotton stands fifth, in
mules ninth, in lumber twelfth.
TENNESSEE is second in peanuts, third
in live stock, ninth in cotton.
VIRGINIA is the first in peanuts, Sec
ond in tobacco and eighth in salt.
MARYLAND is second in fisheries,
fourth in coal and seventh in tobacco.
North CAROLINA is first in tar, sec
ond in copper, third in peanuts, fourth
in rice.
ARIZONA is fifth in silver, eighth in
sheep and live stock and ninth in gold
product. e.
KENTUCKY is first in tobacco, fourth
in whisky, sixth in hogs, eighth in rye
and mules.
ALABAMA is fourth in cotton, fifth in
molasses, sixth in sugar, seventh in
rice, tenth in coal.
CONNECTICUT has thirty thousand
farms. The tobacco product in 1880
was fourteen million pounds,
FLORIDA produces over fifty varieties
OF the orange. The annual crop is
about two million and a quarter boxes
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-09
MATTERS.

ONE of the most interesting matches
under the QueenGbcrry rules is the II
that has ended in the marriage of the
marquis himself to Miss Weldon.
The settlers and ranchmen in the vi
entity of Owen, Wy0., complain that
stock is killed in great numbers by
bears. Hunters are not after these an
imahs, as thcrO is no bounty for them.
EAPEaoT WTIIAAM's boar hunts, &C.
cording to the Icrlin papers, arc de-
privcd OF all clements of danger by un-
tnsltng the boar and docking it's teeth.
a little ch1oroform would make the
sport completely safe.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-09
JOINT STATEMENT
Of AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF E;LKO COUNTY.

For the Quarter Ending Sept. 80
1898.
STATE OF \ ESEEXADA, ISIS.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
Oct. 4, 1899.
To the Honorable Board of County Commls.
sionera of Elko County, Nevada
G~ESTLEMEN: We herewith submito our Quar-
tcly Report Of the Finances of tic County
for the quarter ending Sept. so, 1898.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. H.MEIGS,
Auditor,
M. II. MILLER,
Trsaal1rnV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
i5gnr< v,.Xon TonANEn
DelIverca Strong Speech to Great
.audicncc at Toledo.

Delivered , strong Speech to Great
.udicueo at Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., Oct. 2O.-Toledoans were
enthusiastic in their reception OF ex-
Governor Foraker at Memorial hall last
night. The large building was packed
to the stone steps leading to the pave
mont. The doughty statesman, while
INDUCING in an occasional shait in the
direction Of some individuals whom he
has good cause TO remember, delivered
n most forcible and argumentative ad-
dress. He referred very particularly to
the causes leading M to the present
financial depression. In this counec-
ton he took occasion 10 refer TO the
platform OF the national Democracy IN
1884 us coutrasted with that oil lSv2, IN
so fur as reference was made TO tarlu
legislation. The platform OF 1854, he
declared, practically Endorsed whole
some protective system. and the change
OF chief executive, with Republican
senate still in existence, had no tend'
ency to create distrubt or alarm IN
financial circles. In 1872 conditions
were vastly different
The platform substantially advocated
free trade, and there was no restricting
influence in the way of n Republican
senate. Manufacturers, bankers and
business men generally wore fearful OF
emDarking in any speculative or iegln-
mate investments on large, or even or
binary scale, believing that the Demo-
cratic party meant to fulfill the tenets
advocated in its platform. and the sub
seouent condition OF business and mon
tary affairs was but natural result.
He characterized the present senate
as a body OF legislators OF which the ma
tion had no great reason to be proud.
Hon. L. &. Horr failed TO reach the
city in time for the meeting, and as
Hon. Stewart L. Woodford was horG IN
n business capacity he did not partici-
pate in the meeting
Governor Foraker was rendered Il
rousing reception and banquet by the
Toledo club at the close Of the meeting,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
BREAKFAST BUDGET.


The Society Of the Daughters OF tho
American Revolution are arranging to
plant liberty tree ut the opening oil
the Mtdwinter California Fair. Mem
bers OF the " ashihE,oh osa"e . to-, W wy W
society nave sent s'liat. I""p " ~ S;,0
oartn rom 'He e.aS' u pt .ins go nv. al
ION, mount Nernoh, p.aav" o. ra sn
the W ash!hgtoh 'io"u''o"' W W "''N
in inc painting
Inc British museum . ! no" , nu'n ,,giI
among JUS many GurIos N'le ioy4' To ~;
cup, believed 10 nave Deell orueL ;5. W W
l3oO py the quo Ie oGrry as " guy "
Charins '. VINO uieu tle sI NM ! fn' t uo
Iot9 nc receiycu wy cup. i"o IL =, o "S
, ,i'o ' u very IH Ss 06S '"'''' -
'", '''D'' '1. ,'OOy' nj, r,.,,,,,,
a runaway morse IN iiessie Oon', M ~
EnglNnG was ABOUT 10 run Gown u INV i,,
when lLliam Sl4ytoh, LlusGu'". ~. ~
st VIZ Ill ' tta ,rhoal AMI Ittted i
oLe "o's ',. s ,h" oI,;iI rbicI had bcan
L'o"m ~" 5on ,m d;roctty IN ito noth
N"osNeu Wv" 80 - 49,. ~, ,,hioh l.
partttugS' Terl,n nGn'a"a; III" W. Va 70
ooaH.a oo az, H. tro TO Stanrhriygc EnrlanI
~ s, , mS S II 10 sad that there is no
.'SS rJir E,gionJ of nnv nrevious bird
If rG' NE anac,s, evar heinz seen in that
country,
rhern a., sold "a hs 81 o0o suffering
o,,;IJror in ire schools nj Germany,
'Tbo ircrea.o has becn SO great during
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
PERSONAL POINTS.

u'no ,,,,,oror of China Who ia twenty
IL, LUZ esnpG' IA - nn", siniy;ny tho
1ntve ' "nJ T En,Iisb I"r1na"9s while
PIN ~ 'a e. T"r. +ha boir nrasnmn.
t;, i".o ,t,o -, ron" cntered tho
Mobiles, school where the pupils are
co,nnelled to study foreign language.
Tho young prince, who has attained the
400 of fourteen Years, is pursuing a
course in German.
Cbor,os p Crovo, of TToIcna. Mont,
who was married at Lexington, KY, the
other day, is one OF the weaithiest color
cd men in the United States. He ia
president OF two mining companies in
Montana, and il said to DO millionaire.
He married a well known colorcd wo.
man Of Lexington.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand Este has
n record OF ., 500 head of game shot on
his expeditiou to India the recent sea-
son, including nearly every kind OF bird
met with in that country-aIl OF which
looks rs ii there was more or less wan
tou destruction involved IN 1t.
President Carnot, OF France, has en-:
tireiy regained his health. The look OF
fatigue has disappeared IRON his lace.
and he no longer suffers from loss OF
Sleep He Is again thssa'lo ,,;.I u. ,,i ane
Elysee, anu Is aDle 10 u''elu VIZ" 'tS0'
10 MS ulthcul' uu.les'
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Edward Beecher,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
REPUBLICANs MUST GO.

Seventeen Discharged from the Patent
once, -Four OF Them Veterans.
WAsuIXdrow, D. c., Oct. 29.-The big
gcst sweep in the way OF cutting off
heads ever known in tho patent Office
occurred in the discharge OF seventeen
employees. Among them were four
soldiers, Charles Rhodes and William
A. Orr, Of Ohio, and Sternar and OCon-
nell. Rhodes is from Jackson county,
and lost leg at Inia, Miss. The whole
seventeen were discharged under the
general charge OF incompetence. There
is not n member on the list who had
not been fcr many years in the govern
ment service, and filled every position
in which they were placed satisfactorily.
The easiest expression TO make in cover
ING this movement to make way tor
Democratic appointments was the
| term Incompetence. In their reckless
wnv Of doing things the Democrats do
not hesitate to cast personal odlum
upon Republican employees in order TO
create vacancies for Democrats. This
system was inaugurated under Mr.
| Villas, when he was postmaster general
under Mr.. Cleveland, and invited Sc
cret charges against Republican post
masters all over the country. The peo-
pie who were discharged to-day do not
so much object to the discharge as TO
the charge made against them. Mr..
Rhodes, for instance, will be remeni-
bered rs competent official in the Ohio
senate for several years, at first an en-
crossing, and second as an enrolling
clerk, and Mr.. 'o'ConneIi's record as n
soldier and government official is clear
and ahov6 roproaCh The whole meth.
cd is illustrative OF the procedures OF
such men US Arthur German, who
seem incapable OF doing things open
and above board, but resort to subter'
! fHges.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
AN 1MpoRrANr ARNEsT.
She has iiOcn n Criminal for sixty-thre'
Years.

She has Been n Crintnnl lor SlA'S-thTec
Years.
TOLEDO. Oct. 2O.-NIrs. W. q. Todd,
while out shopping. entered millinery
establishment on Adams street While
inspecting some goods she had occasion
to leave her hand satchel, containing
SIPS, for few minutes and 90 to the
rear OF the store. Upon her return to
the counter whore she had left her
satchei, it was gone. The thoft was i'm
mediately reported to the police, and
this evening an old woman who gave
her name as Margaret Young
was arrested and identified rs
having been seen in the store
few minutes before Mrs. Todd
discovered her loss. Upon invosti-
eating the records at the police station
the arrest was found to be Of more i'm
portance than at first imagined. Her
picture 0dorns the pages OF several.
illustrated papers. and short ketch OF
her life shows thatshe has been 4 crimi-
nal since she was eight years old. She
is now seventy-one, and has been ar
rested in Boston, New York, Philadei-
phia and other cities, and served aterm
in the Joliet penitentiary. She has nu-
merous aliases, but is more commonly
known as "Old Mother Hubbard" She
has been roominS on Washington
street, where she passed as u fortune
teller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30

Carter II. Harrison was not great
man, but he was Que of the noted men
OF the country. 1t is raro that there is
such a combination of traits as he dis
played, some OF them the most oppo-
site. He was proud OF the city OF his
adoption, but his pride in her growth,
her grandeur aud her size did not take
into account tho value of her good
name.
Four times mayor. no desired above
all things to BIO elected again that he
might be the city's Representations the
Worlds Fair ceremonies. Successful in
this, in the face OF tho protests OF the
best citizens of Chicago he permitted
the dens OF vice to be "wido OPEN"
He would have led force to quell
riot, but he did not raise hand to in
terfcrc with the gambling bells and
other lawless resorts. He seemed to
regard all that kind OF thing rs IN os-
tial part OF the great fair, something
that thousands would seek, and his
idea OF civic hospitality was to let
ever, thing 90 Tor the diversion OF the
visitors.
Mr.. Harrison was man OF big heart,
full OF good nature and kind to the
needy. ie was ambitious, esotistieai,
bombastic to remarkable degree for
nm educated man. His speeches were
witty, gushing. horid, hard-hittiny, ALI
ways with plenty OF Carter Il. Harrison
in them.
lie WAS mover taken quite seriously
in public life, and yet his movements
as public man were always under
taken soriou4ly, His party and the
people might smile when he declared
himself a candidate ior the mayor0lty,
but Mr.. Harrison went in to win, taxi
ing care to have Il good organization to
effect his purpose.
He played the dcmagogue. but with
out sinister motive, Tie played that
part because he wished to be u popular
idol. lie never displayed great ability
asa public man, but he showed remark.
able facility Tor keeping himself in the
public eye. lie was successful in al.
most everything he undertook, duo
largely to his ateam-ougipe euessy that
never tired. Nearly seventy years OF
age, he was one OF Chicago's youngest
aud most active men. In Il long and
prominent career in which he was often
engaged in fierce contests his personal
honesty was never questioned.
lie grew rich with Chicago's growth
and because he made good use OF leglli-
mate opportunities in u business way.
He laid his plans to got rich as he ma
neuvrcd for the mayoraIly and stucl;
TO what ho had undertaken. Mr.. HOr-
rison was an oddly, character hard to
anaIyze.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
MORNING SMILES.

81 hear you've joined the Viewtown
debating society" "Ycs, | have"
"NNnat do you know about debaling2"
Nothing. hate it," "rhen why did
you ioin?" "To avoid being invited to
its meetings. Courtesy required that l
should attend some OF them, but now
that | am a member, l don't have to
go."-HmpGr'S BdEar
Judge-Well, prisoner, have you any
thing to say lis your deIenseY Prisoner
Your honor, would only ask you to
remember that ii it wasn't for just such
fellows as mo yom wouldn't have any
work to do, and consequently you
wouldn't bs drawing your line salary
Schdis
at am mighty good thing fer Mig
gah to hab a hopeful and sangwine dis.
position" says Uncle ,AloSe, but wen
it gifts SIGH holt ON heem dat no
b'lecbcs lie kin git n !ibbin' by waitin'
ier it, he is got . ittlo too aanGwinIty
Tor to be any good. "-indidnGpoiiJ j0str.
nal
Young MANIA friend in tho south
has sent me Il quantity OF very fine IL
quor, but writes that 1t ~ too new to
drink yet. How long do you think it
ought to be liept?" Old Mau-"Keep
il until you arc rich enough to live
without work.--Erchaage
81 know exactly the character OF the
lady am about to marry" GLOW did
you find it out?' "Why, took one OF
hor letters To an expert in handwrit.
ing" Wasn't that rather indiscrcet ?"
"oh, noi | didn't give him the original,
but copy,"-Pdris Figaro,
"Waq his injury accidcntal? asked
tho New York man. No, exactly" re.
piled the man from Brooklyn. "what
do you meant" "Wcll, you might say
il was in the natural course OF events.
lie was run over by troiiy car, =
Washington Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30

The triumph of tho fair is TO be tol-
lowed fast by another greater in it's way,
for it will preserve the architectural
gem Of the fair and houeo under that
roof those exhibits OF most scientific
and educational value.
The art palace, a fre-proof building OF
brick and iron is to be preserved for tho
use and admiration OF this generation
and those to come, The staff covering
OF its walls will give way to something
more substantial, and we shall have in
Chicago such u museum as is to be
found nowhere else in the world.
AS the National Museum in Washing
ton grew out OF tho Centennial EXPOSE
ton, so the Columbian Museum is to be
born OF the Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
ton. With such descent it is not re-
markablo that it will be born great.
States and foreign nations have been
quick to perceive the chance this new
museum opens TO them, and they have
shown an eagerhess to get in under the
splendid cover OF the art palace.
The great chronological exhibit, gath
cred at a cost of $4,000 will be there.
Private collection OF great interest and
value have been rendered. Marshall
Fields princely gilt of million dollars
insutes the success Of the enterprise.
Chicago's intelligent daring will do the
rest. Tho museum will adorn this de-
serving city, but it will be the museum
Of the United States and OF the world.
1.-THE West Virginia commissioners will
act promptly West Virginia's exhibits
will find n place in the Columbian Mt
scum, to be seen and studied by the
millions who shall visit that unique ex-
position. They have only to take by
the horns not very formidable bull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
Tho Row in NLntnhrIclnnG.

The commander OF the British forces
operating against the Matabolos is con-
fident that if those perverse Africans
would come out and fight him in the
open he could use them up in jily.
He fears that they may prefer less bold
campaigning.
The first Napoleon felt very much this
way when the Cossacs cavalry struck
him here and there, and jumped away
before he could lay hold Of them. The
enemy does not always accommodate
himself to the other fellows desires.
The British need not lose heart. The
end may be delayed by King Loben-
gula's way of defending his kingdom,
but in the ond the white mans organ
ization and machine guns will do for
the MatabeIes what has been done for
other aboriginal peoples. The barbar-
ism of war refined by civilization is too
much for barbarous tribes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
Carpets that can't be beat" are adj
vertised by Kansas merchant.

ALLOW me to add my tribute to the
efficacy of Ely's Cream Balm. | was
suffering from n severe attack Of iniln-
enza and catarrh, and was induced to
try your remedy. The result was mar
vclous. l could hardly articulate, and
in less than twenty-iour hours the ca
tarrhal symptoms and my hoaEseness
disappeared, aud was able to sing n
heavy role in grand opera with voice
unimpaircd. l strongly recommend ii
to ali singers. William II. Hamilton,
leading basso of the c. D. Hess Grand
Opera Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
GhA G4tlGqenGer.
Smoking Decd.

The violent death of any man is al
ways shocking. The assassination OF a
public servant is especially revolving.
As the man should honor the Office, so
it is tho feeling Of every good citizen
that the Office should protect the man.
Words OF praise and OF proud boast
ing for tue city over which he presided
had scarcely passed his lips before
Mayor Harrison was brutally murdered
in his home. The new lease OF life OF
which he had spoken in the afternoon
was soon cut short by the bullet OF n
crazy man.
There is no great moral lesson to be
drawn from this tragedy. 1t could have
been prevented only by Keeping con-
slant guard on the mayors life, which
there was no reason to suppose was i'll
danger. The diseased mind OF the muir
dercr fixed on the mayor; there was
method enough in his madness to ena-
bio him to 20 about the bloody work
cunningly and to make sure OF his vic
tim.
Prendegrast is another Guiteau, and
it remains to be seen whether, in spite
OF his crazy act he is not sano enough
to be hanged for the crime which has
startled the country and hung Grape on
the door OF the Worlds Fair city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30

al consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy specific for Group. 1t is very
pleasant to take, which is ono OF tho
most important requisites where II
cough remedy is intended for use among
children. | have known of cases OF
Group where l know the life OF little
one was saved by the use Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy."-J. J. LaGrange,
druggist, AyoCa, Neb.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-30
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