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s u B 8 @ r IB &
FOR THE WHEELING
MTGLLIGEMCGR
VIRGINIA BnrozrEsr AND srsr EEwsrArx

1898 will bring for the first limo In n third OF a
century, "A complete clrtneo of National govern
nient. The Desperate party. for the FIRST tine
sSice 1851. viii be in tull control. What VIII be
donef What viii he attein tied The TNrKLLf
cENcgR viii be ON hdnd TO ste ard to record
uiiy aud with cut pre- ia Tee
- Wet NiFginia W. havc-a new Governor and
STATE ofncef-s and the Legislature will be IN
rcssion. The INfELfi0gScER will report II all
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sv- SEND III Yo''R DOLLAR NON. al
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03

reach twenty miles families together and tv
make city Of people able to turn
down discussion
middle Of the road fight Msou enough enangng
lance so lar informed
OF the fight than that not single member legislature
secured the entire
ate retain confidence and wait for the such time as
could get them in strength So well defined
monopoly whether it's
republican party scarcely OF candidate for
landslide here and setback there but along
Fusion would
been at thee OF growth and future prospects
afford to ourselves with experience
OF the greenback party taught u a
Now attention Missouri the best Of
moving the 'front.' Whave
Of policy make The
reach the minds and hearts people with
very day there less prejudice against party than before
school house meetings should be kept and every
not 50 that party be talked principles We pleased
undannted, began the work of 94 96o
The state central committee the peoples party call for
conference to be held at Sdaa Feb the
organization and the advancement peoples party principles
friends OF the Omaha platform have present
participate in the proceedings
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03
Will the Day Come?
pton Governor Fet Of the Ahson Champion writes the

Under this caption Governor the Ahon Champion
following stirring sentences:
world would behold the women;
walton Tor the end OF night for the child brotherhood
concord, and dawn
But how approach highest point the
and isle OF the Wealth multiplied
Rich
their lofty spires kiss the Clouds
darken doorway
chilS the hearts of thousands.
Less than 81 900 OOO
OF i'll Carloads OF gold Yet in that turned
tenants district New York than
growing very rich The poor man
Hush Don't touch these topics To of
an looked
sng order OF things established platforms
Three that New
who died inmates of hospitals
terss field billion dollars fifty citizens thousands
hunger thousands Of innocent
ration to lives OF shae mothers dying fathers children
starving harvest for the pote field
hearts OF thousands human beings
survives and fattens and interest goes forever
VIII the day come? Will humanity the portrayed
by Victor Hugo?
Not long dollars worth
dren Not while and aad gold
that thou art mindful OF him.? He only atom
shed tear much OF hurry
une god OF greed, avarice and gold.
What trinity 1t all the sins OF the world It builds
asyums and hospitals poters fields
ALL Will the dawn? 1t terrible question
too Do not try to evade it. Who knoweth the way?'
When Gov Lsweng spoke eengy yesterday
tanned that there shall when poverty shall
would universally love and each other
the world would be equally divided
at the ueances dwellings,
comparable of appalling
ulst has outdone calamity howl republican, the
OF u.s. that it word Gods truth Lawrence Record
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03
KANSAS

before popust speaker
handed the republican presiding officer for there still
the operation popust sealed communication
with the understanding that not be opened until the following
The notice which Speaker Dunsmo handed Douglass
effect that the republicans wthdawha the republican
looked illegal body the action obuctng
delaying the business OF the legitimate organization and that
republican clerks and officers vacae
OF the popust house. which the house
Representative Campbell the republicans peaceaby
shall call the his rerogave and will
Speaker Dunsmore evidence that the railroads
salaries the republican
diem allowance
JAN 81 The dispatches morning that the republicans
turmoil OF and each
revolver ready for self defense the demands that
be ousted from their unlawful position.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03
WISCONSIN,

Oh the three candidates who the thckes fight
honors Bragg John L. Mitchell,
Knight fell the lot OF Mitchell to gather the Hehad 46
his nomination finally made unanimous Mitchell
the Alexander
waukee President the Chicago and Milwaukee railroad Gen Bragg
defeated candidate the democrat who said ovd Cleveland
enemies he had made He his the Wisconsin
democrats loose from him giving the honor another
Senator Apple OF Racine has introduced the house
bill to provide for the and state
that before 1893 there be appointed by the
Governor three be know the state board highway
This board shall system OF state roads connecting
portions which
having population than twenty mile shall
than miles for such adopt
existing highways
purchase therefor the
condemn the The bill authorizes the board
employ such work the convs the state Waupun
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03
CALIFORNIA

The eight peoples party representatives gsa
from this signed written whereby they
pledged themselves individually the other
stand firmly by the peoples party
Lessee with either the old The
five of the eight the article
JOS S. Barb secretary the California alliance
reading Los Angeles Each
a the growth the that reform
among the people,
The plan adopted in California by the
establishing through their Touring mills
stride toward beratng the people from the grinding
postc and capitalist mill which weighing them
been in Santa Clara county
of that section An exchange speaking the
tage gained by the farmers owning their mills says
Back them there capitalists
hugely wealthy but all benefits accruing result the people
m them.
mill owned BY and operated for the people the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03
Missouri

legislature Endorsed the anticipation bill which
has pending before congress long time.
The Missouri peoples party advocate
gives following advice information to it's patrons.
thousand eight hundred and votes for Weaver
Missouri the official Four Streator
Dor candidate for president two union labor
government backbone
their country their ballots for the
money civilization; Al 1888
against money Put line and they
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03
North Dakota.

the Goth
But excitment talk and Doodle
1t said that during the desperate struggle that
attempts buy votes Mrs Bartholomew wife Of the Justice
republican, witnessed
attempt influence orrupy
The entertained Washington was run
high that OF the republicans would
There Feb 1s United States
The
Mrs Mary Mccormack wife of democratic
secretary under Cleveland received 80
fretted a reckless
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03
NEBR a SIX A

January 49, there another legislature
giving Paddock 80 Powers 81
ing The popsts refuse consider candidate with
and the democrats will not vote Powers At
disposal the legislators
possibilities that the United
pointed by the Governor
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03
WYOMING

JAN 26 when the
five votes by the popusts Mrs
four republican nominees and
eleven votes Warren received 49, the highest
choice The prospects
Baxter dem., Warren
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03

Notice hereby given meeting T. OF
Each local alliance
good standing full requested
NJ. BUTT,
p. L.SC President.
G. v PORTER, Secretary Treasurer
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03
South DakOta

universally Oak indie
He planning the
Pws term shall have expired
shall independent who will think
the independent and will be Greek
republican trog Decline
towering heavenward victory will doubtless
the temple of reform and Justice.
In the December
Tenement Houses y Mfr. VIM p Mclaughlin says:
"Whe all this sympathy being stirred
landlord Ireland
evto right
the city Of New York alone than
during year. figures districts were
% 1885, while the grand total for Ireland only
the back doors
Of Fifth and Madison the dncvy
there 80 100
good them
this where it the
there living within radius OF few blocks
200 families whose aggregate wealth reaches
$4,000, OOO OOO?" says MI. Mclaughlin.
The absurdity Of sympathizng with rack
sending them individual contributions aggregatng
or indifference to the infinitely number
citizens country,
article referred to herewith large these
toll for daily sustenance accident illness
bty suitable
paying And the absence OF small
demanded often
it clearly
mu his tenant but unknown those
blocks who for the the
that the Of much restitution and torture
The tenant OF unfortunately all
practices that have placed in the
countrs wealth. may
duced ALL the Capitalization of the nations wealth
few people.-Exchange.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03
HooKsTowN, Penn, Jan. II, 1893

E. W. FISH:
the WEST the
Dr. belongn
time approaching when like the W. will fully appreca
1t OF liberty to the trodden and tong Millions
cheering them victory Justice shall prevail Do fater
MCDONALD
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03

per OF the average
tnousy object to the privileges which requested
provide hunting English swes We ucncy
OF English andlordism.
Mercury gold bug following language:
sG ss s Ts cts S9a h
the the s the s o gdp xc 5
themselves from its deadly It will be hard
Wealthy people New York on the poor people there stave on
IS
sss
be- wo hs @ Kin
is legislation other powder ball You will called
s property We pre-
sed the 5ss now let XIII 'V' p'''
Senator Carlisle resigned
purpose accepting position the cabinet secretary of
treasury with Grover
policy 1890 Carlisle voted for the
bill that and would vote for the
provide One would think
that Cleveland would select for the position with
this would proclaim Carlisle be-
passing strange the heard
BE has revealed his nermost soul
that in the following language:
am al In
the silver it consume PRESENT.
the gold bankers and Wall Street
sympathzers mpod the portfolio
Are Gold Contracts Valid?
The following taken from pute daily shows that the
only ENHANCEMENT the gold bugs gotten the country
GOLD CONTRACTS VALID:
IN MISSISSIPPI
agant Mississippi has
the United and after having listened
ordered
would
though has disclosed anything
the acuatng it ordering
the status OF the question
issued the state Mississippi
they made payable exclusively in gold.
At gold the
valid and then the question: gold at
bonds
vision limiting the the issue calculated basis
gold, exceeding that amount.
Judge Walter Gresham
position cabinet there positive
the public There significant
strongly
the intimate political friends Cleveland
that he Cleveland and hence
his policy it should be that
honored with high
positions within the gift the chief executive the nation
fall like weight that division of the
hum themselves before the Judge with
application the despatching delegates
tohcago convention begging that he would the
peoples party ofcen theRto
endorsed the
platform party Judge Gresham had
platform said
advocates essential to true reform The
sequel peoples party the rank
although sou asserted that he be the
He made public speech
voted for Grover Cleveland the OF free
olorrnn
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03

peoples party Michigan will held onia,
the ninth this month"; the naming candidates
university.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03

good urgently needed and convicts said
mostly playing work. where entirely idle would obviously Fill
felt than bring together the
conditions including
the line food render road making preferable
enough e aborers
STRIKE
situatOn.-Star.
Another English scheme Buffalo Bill oashe knownin private f
Col VIM Cody returned his native land all with
which the advocate and pusher makes haste inform
Secretary Noble OF the OF establishing big
That idea fine conception for Bib and the English
file the citizen will
strenousl object the privileges which
provide hunting for English swe We have full sufcency
of English landlordism
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-03

Pork higher at this writing than at time since the
forced rise and the bottom may fall out any minute
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-07-22
They Were Not Labelled.

Tt was the morning of Mr.. McSwat' S
birthday. AS he came down to break
fast, says the Trenton Advertiser, Mrs.
McSwat waylaid him in the family sit
ting room, led him to the door of q
closet, opened it and pointed to two
gorgeous garments hanging from the
hooks inside.
Il made them myself, Billiger." she
said, las little surprise for you. One
of them is dressing gown. and the
other is night shirt. How do you
like them?"
They are simply magnificent, Lobe
lia," replied Mr. McSwat, gazing at
them in mingled admiration and awe.
Made them yourself?"
Every stitch. Glad you like them,
Billiger."
Like them?" he echoed. They
overwhelm me. Would you mind tell.
ing me, Lobelia, which-hum-which
is the dressing-gown and which is the
night shirt?'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-07-22
LIGHTNING AT SEA.
flow Vessels Are Best Protected from
Electric Storms

How Vessels Are Best Protected from
Electric Storms.
The small proportion of vessels struck
by lightning at sea is excellent testi
mony to the effectiveness of the meas
ures that have been adopted for the
protection of ships against such disas-
ter. The plan usually followed is to
run copper lightning-rods down the
masts, connecting at the lower end
with the copper sheathing of the vessel,
in case of wooden ship. The upper
ends of the rods extend little above
the tops of the masts, and have plati-
mum points, says the st. Louis Globe
DemOcrm
In iron vessels connection is made
with the mass of metal, and in both
cases the lightning is almost invariably
dissipated without damage. This sys-
tenn Is of great value on board men Of
war, where there are large quantities
of powder, and were it not for the pro-
lection thus afforded it would he posi-
tivel ly dangerous to be anywhere near a
war vessel during a thunderstorm.
OF the two ways of connecting the
lightning-rods with the sheathing, one
is to run the rod through the decks,
down the masts, and make the conneo-
tion at the bottom of the vessel, and
the other is to run it across the deck
from the point where the mast enters,
over the side and down to the sheath
ing. The latter plan is considered the
safer of the two.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-07-22
A PASTELIN PROSE,
How Twilight silence Sounds When It
Breaks.

How Twilight silence Sounds When II
Breaks.
1t was evening, says the Detroit Free
Press. Softly came the summer
Zcpyhyr from the shadows creeping in
the valleys, cooling as the breath from
scented fans, yet with no touch of chill.
The lowing herds, now silent on the
lea, lay resting in the fragrant fields OF
gently waving grass, where daisies
nodded kisses to the red Tipped clover:
The dusky air, low lying on the shaded
hills, rose purpling to the sky above
their tops, and here and there, far off
ii the Silly distance, twinkled one or
two lone stars, the first to come, and
t!.ey stood there blushing near the dark
blue curtains draped above the thresh-
Old of the night, uncertain yet if they
should enter now or wait until the gay
and glittering throng in which they
moved had come to bear them company.
The song of birds was stilled in every
bush and tree. and every warbling
throat was tucked away beneath a tired
wing. The hum of insects resonant all
day, had hushed itself amid the quiet
leaves and every huttering tinsel wing
was resting till the morn. The lazy
stream had seemed to stop, and now
no longer babbled to the flowers which
grew upon its pretty banks. Above,
below, beyond, the soft delicious still
ness of the bedtime of day pervaded
the air and touched the earth and
tioated to the sky. They sat there in
the cleaning, he and she, and watched
the silent shadows creep slowly out
from those dim hiding spots in which
no man can find them in the day.
Suddenly they heard heavy crash, as
If some one had struck heavy tim Der
with an axe and shivered it.
What's that man breaking ?" he
inquired, with start.
1.-The stiffness of the twilight hour"
she murmured softly. and the man
passed them on his way to the wood
shed with stick of kindling on his
shoulder.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-07-22
NOVEL SAFETY LOCK.
Blowing II Hidden Pendulum Releases a
Spring Bolt.


A novel safety lock has been invent.
ed by a Swedish engineer, says the
Loui3vile COurier- -J0,unaI. Wishing
to close an isolated cottage situated in
a forest, he suspended behind the door
pendulum, whose bob was hollow on
one side and bevelled at the other.
In position of equilibrium, the hol-
low part is situated in front of the
aperature of q curved channel that de-
bouche, behind the door If person
blows into the aperature the pendulum
will begin to swing. but whatever the
force of the breath, the amplitude will
be very slight. If, at the moment the
pendulum is passing through the posi-
ton of equilibrium, after complete
oscillation, one blows again, the oscil-
latlon will become pronounced. After
tins has been repeated several times,
there will be finally communicated to
the pendulum an amplitude such that
the bob will abut against lever, so
placed that a slight movement will
bring it into unstable equilibrium, and
1t will fall upon spring bolt, and the
" VI "iil ol'Ou. l)uu IL tllO VulttlOl VI
the oscillation of the pendulum (Which
is absolutely invisible) were unknown,
one might keep on blowing for week
without reaching any result. The lock
is so arranged that with little prac-
tice the door can be unlocked at the
fourth oscillation.
If person knowing the system but
not the period wished to unlock the
door and was deceived by an eighth in
the duration of the interior pendulum's
oscillation, the fourth blowing would
produce an effect exactly contrary to
the first and the pendulum would
stop. The two intermediate blowings
would have produced no effect. For
an error of a sixteenth, the fourth
blowing would arrive at the moment at
which the pendulum was at the end of
its travel, and the effect would be null.
The principle utilized in this lock is
the same as that involved in bell ring
ing Bell ringers, causing q minimum
force to act at given moment, set in
motion and ring the largest bells.