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, 1894-04-10

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auerbtngS bier unb eriucbte nm 0ette BON
Der S~nbepenoent Union; aut 8e1ebluB
tpurbe Sic 6trma beno6rt6tigt, oaB Die
SnOepenOent llniOn feiue 2clte mach Der
Stof @rban9e ienben f0nnc. Die 80
3eute, tpopon Die 9e6e lit, arbeiten titr Die
Sirma 6ealeO & MiQett, an Wdbalb Npe.
Die Nrbeiter puroen am 6retta9 Wtorgen
burcb Wtitglteber Der BROTHERHOOD oara1
perbinbert, Dos @cb6uoe SIT betreter. lin
l It6r WttttagS wurbe Die Qr6eit tnoeB
tuieber aufgcnommen, 6a man ben Geuten
fetn 6inberntB in ben gSeg legte, UNI IN
oaS 0ebGu6e. Su 9elanger. Sonnabeno
firth erflGrte ibncn inbeB Der Nrhtteft,
porlGlftg sic Qlrbett ruben gu lallen.
0ieleS Der GbatbeitanO. BUR Snfore
nation bin ib beauftragt, Sbnen no4 gu
erflGren, baB Sic Union Ser 9ecorateure
ieit Largen Sabren 6etc6t bieiel6e bat iib
felt gtopember pOrigen Sabres nit elmer
Summer Ser BROTHERHOOD Of YainterS Oers
bun0en un6 nenn1 iib uSnoepenbent Union
of 4ainterS anb 0ecOratDrS", nit un9ez
fGbr $50 9utitebenben Mttgliebern, 0aupts
quarter go. 105 QSeusitraBe.
Die 6eutibe 8rancbe uerlamnleLt licb
ie6en Montag Q(6enO III $50. 81 0t 2atcz
itraBe, Sic amerifonil6c 8ranb jeoen
Spnnabeno Nben6 9to. 105 McuSitraBe.
99tun9sOOu 81, 90 8 III n.
, 1894-04-10
KIetrere 11abribten.

SIN 0auptquartier 6er tretfen6en
Btumber7 ur1o 9nnitreicbergebtIfen erldbien
9eltcrn .. 5. 6onfortb, Der bte1tge N9ent
oeS Generals Der 8ummlerz Nrmee Goreos,
I'm BORT Jtefruten 81 tperben. Gs nurbe
I1m bc0eutet, oaB i'm Sale es gum Sod
ont" tommen Ioute, er BON bier aus bo(b
cine 9an3 2(rrnee nacb 8aiDingtou ne6men
fDnnte.
g8ir iin6 I'M 2tufna6me 6es folqenben
v@ingeianOt" criudbt por6en:
G9tca8o, 8, QpriG '94.
QSertbe He6attton!
Die Sonnabenbs Summer S6res pertben
8lottes fomnt mir beute gu @eItcbt. IS
, 1894-04-10
Drd1toent mauer's GrfIdruno.

NlS Dor ~etnigen Boc6en @ouberneur
2ltgelb bic GincoIn Barf GommiiiGre
8aQer, &irt unb 6euer 31r %9teiignation
aufforOerte, tDurbe gegen ben 9r6itbenten
Waucr bic 8eibulbtgung erbobelt, er babe
Die 8erit3erun9 eini0er 8artgebGu6e BEL
8erii9erun9S @eieuibaften bepirft, BEL
oenen er peri0nlicb intereiiirt lit.
l6err 8aQer bat bic acknowledgement bis
iebt rubig iiber iib ergeben Goiien. @rt in
ber geitriaen Sibung Der 9arfzG ommiifdre
int QliblanO78lpd nabm CT @elegen6ett,
it6 gegen bte Gni6ulbi9ung gu red6tz
f%crtigen, Nnipeleno tporen Ste GommtiiGre
0tniton, GraipfOr6 unb Cooper.
6err Wauer CAB SIT, 6aB Gisent6um 6eS
2incoln BorfS bel elmer bon tbm perz
tretenen @eieuicbaft Deriicbert lei, er babe
aber booon bis babin feil1e aennt1iB 0ez
6a6t, unb 3uOem iet Sic 8erficberung err
fpl9t, ais Ell, 8aQcr, nocb gar ribt Wttz
glte0 Der Gincoln 8artbeb0r6e mar. SIN
BENT angegebenen Sale bat es itch nm bic
Grneuerung elmer a%bgelaufenen 95oltce gez
bonbelt. Sm ltebrt9en tperbe er bic Qtnz
8elegenbett perlOnli6 tpetter unteriucbeu.
Monntrtauf 6as Nbel1bbIatt Ser SQinois
, 1894-04-10
Gin ShminoeImeter.

Ser GnglGn6er 6enro @otparo &emp,
BON Dem %an9enommeu tpuroe, taB ct i'm
Derflpiienen Sabre BEL Dem 8euer imSenatz
6oteI an MabiiOn StraBt Derbrannte, err
lan6te balb na0 Dem Teuer cine Nniteuung
fitr bic ELECTROMAGNETIC Q%8itfolpStp unb
QffclO unb StDar unter Dem ytame11 81. 6.
6orDeD. 8or 3tpei 8odben Deri9pan6 er
unO nit linn cine Summe bon 500, bic
CT coQcftirt bate. Seine Oerlaiiene 6ral
tpDbnt in go. 615 Seminary 2(pe. Q8ie
eS i6etnt, begin9 &e1np, e6e ct nab Gbt1
cago fam, einen llneeri6leif in Seem Oprf
unb bann, ais bic Jtem Oorfer 8olt5ei
i'm Derfolgte, tpuBtc er es 3u Deronloiien,
baB Sic 2eicbe Oe5 llnbefannten, tpelbe i'm
gefunben mur6e, ais Die
ieiti9e tbentift3irt puroe. 9ahurb brabte
er Bic g oGi5ei bon ietner Spur ab.
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Der Branotiftuno be1buIoiot,

6enrD 6orms, ser felt fanf5ig Sa6ren
in gttlcS @enter abtbunbert 2lder 2an6 be-
iiBt, OoS ct in 20 6armen get6eilt ur6
oerpacbtet bat. beibuIOi9t ben @runbeigeus
tbum@bdnblcr CHARLES s.. Sqcobs BON $50.
1877 .. Gbica9o QOe., nac6 langen 8ez
%mil6ungen, tbn nm cine Ser Tarme1, fitr
Die ct nacb Sacobs 8ebauptung ntdbt sic
Steuern be5ablt baben iOu; 81 bringen, am
Somitag geDaltiam in iein t6ous gebrun,
gen 5u ietn, TIN uno feline Satin getpaltz
lam aus bemielben 9etrie6en unb eS ic6(ieBz
ltcb in 8ran6 geite6t SIT ba6en. 6err
9armS bat geltcrn bereits in Ni4ter 2DonS
@ert9t etnen 6aftSbefebl gegen Sacobs
inter oer Nnflage Der 8ranOliftung err
tDtrtt, Die 8erbaftung mar bis 9eitern
Nben0 nob nicbt erfol9t, ba SacobS in ietz
11er 98obnung SEQ. 1O5 @Oanlton 2tpe. nic6t
8efuuoen peroen tonnte.
, 1894-04-10
Staat5anlualt Rern

Oronet nit mtfeu uno 5uitimmun9
4ibter Safer's 5peds Ilieoer.
ihlo9uu9 elmer 8i9amie.2lnfld9e
Ole Dornabme einer rituellen jill
oiiheu Sdeioun9 I'M 0efdn9nihe
an.
, 1894-04-10

2lbenObtott Der SQ. Staatsstg. Gent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

/ House; 8 rooms, corner lot, 9th s;'cct es9
terms. Sl.4O0.
Double house. rooms, Coal street, LIST ward,
$1,000.
House. 5 rooms McColloch street, East whes.
ing, Sl,7O0.
House rooms and hall, with large lot, lsA
street, 50 coo.
House. 8rooms. Charles street. easy terms 81
House, rooms Baltimore street. East Whes'
Ing. easy terms, sl0ju
House. rooms, 18th street, easy terms $50.
Splendid lot for dwelling house, Eof street.
5tL ward Sl,6SO
House. 6 rooms brick. and i.roomei house ID
rear. Eodstreet 5th ward $500. -
House. rooms, brick, l4th street, cheap s!i1
House, 10 rooms, brick. with large lot LIN
street. cheap.
House. rooms, Jacob street. 9th ward, cay
terms, $500
House, rooms Wood street 9th ward, 81, W
House, rooms 2lth street $1,000
House. rooms, Wood street. 9th ward. $50
Fine finished house, rooms and hall rnk
View. lot lOOxlT5 feet. For short time only
Sl,SO0.
Splendid house. rooms and hall. Lind street
Belvedere. Sl.450
House rooms, brick, Eofr street, 9Th ward,
$3.50.
House, rooms, brick. Market street cenifa
Wheeling. cheap. s1.2JO
Lots on Lind street, Bclvedere, $50 and 81
each.
House. 10 rooms, corner 18th and ChapIns
streets. 5000.
House. rooms, 18th street 5000.
Three lots IN Park New. cheap
Es-lot. McColioCh street, Centre Wheeling !1A
Lots on Caldwe!l's run. $3.50 each.
Business property on Market street at mols'
ate price.
$40, $500, $500, $780, g. 900 and 81 500 to oanoa
real estate,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19
LOCAL nagvIrIE4
Matters OF Minor Moment Ia aud About
tho City.

Matters OF Mluor Moment In aud About
tho City.
OPERA HOUSE this evening-Tissot's
Living Pictures.
TIE November term OF the circuit
court opens this forenoon.
A MEETING OF the council committee
on accounts has been called for this
evening. and meeting of the finance
committee for tomorrow evening.
THE Wheeling steel plant has shut
down and will not be in operation for
several days. a water pipe was broken
Saturday, which necessitated the sus.
pension Of work to make repairs.
"THE Power OF GOLD" had a good
audience at the Grand on its closing APP
pearance Saturday night. The Robin
son opera company played to two good
houses Saturday at the Opera House.
THE assembly dance signers are to
meet at the Mcclure on Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock for the purpose
Of electing the committees that will
have the dances in charge and settle
the dates OF tho events.
THE Russell! property was on Satur-
day bid up to Sc. $50 for the house and
six acres and 1925 ior the acre lot on
the National road, and on those bids
the sale was adjourned for two weeks,
until December l. at 10 o'clock. on the
premises.
JOE PoINTDHxTRR, very ardent and
jealous colored Republican, of Bridge
port, become so enthusiastic over the
- heelng jolliication that on last Sat
urday night he went to Pittsburgh with
the Wheeling delegation. Dexter"
says it was out Of sight, better even
than camp-meeting. pittsburgh" he
says ais bigger than London and Penn
sylvania ia bigger than England" lie
is an expert red fire carrier aud cam
paign shouter, and is open for engage
ments as m all around demonstrator
aud political iollitier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19
LEGISLATION WANTED
Ia Interest of Labor by Ohio Valley
Trades Assembly.
THEIR LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
Sfet Saturday Evening and Perfected
Plans for tho Formulation Of a
Number of Bills to be Presented
Before the West Virginia LeglsIa-
ture This winter-List of the Meas
ures That will DO Pushed.

Saturday evening the West Virginia
legislative committee of the ohiovalley
Trades and Labor Assembly held a
meeting at the rooms Of the assembly
on Market street. for the purpose of de.
Gliding what measures in the interest OF
labor will be formulated into bills for
presentation to the West Virginia leg
islature at its session this winter. Four
members OF the committee were pres
ent, Chairman Michael GroGan and
Messrs. G. W. Clifton and 7. V. Sauls.
bury, together with President Richard
Robertson, OF the assembly.
The members all took hopeful view
OF the situation, aud anticipate that the
newly elected legislators will see the
need OF legislation in the interest OF the
worker The various bills that will be
drawn up by the committee will be put
in the hands OF members OF the Ohio
county delegation to be pushed. and II
is probable that u committee from the
local representative labor organization,
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As
sembly, will 20 to Charleston to do
what can be done to accomplish the
purpose in view-ths passage OF the
bills as soon as possible.
Among the measures that will be for
INFLATED into bills arc the following:
A bill prohibiting employers from
paying employees in script orders.
There is a law. the purpose Of which ia
to operate against this practice, but it is
ineffective, so the legislature will be re-
quested to pass new and effective
measure.
A bill making it compulsory for en-
ployers 10 pay thei: employees at least
two times month. This will probably
be incorporated III the first mentioned
bill.
A bill against selling debts outside OF
the state. This is considered most
important matter, as at present man
going outside the state is not protected
by the Jaws OF West Virginia.
A bill providing for state board OF
arbitration, together with compulsory
arbitration Of all differences between
employer and employe.
n uIIl W ~ hlIGhu NAiS lAVh "a" IIlhb
it will protect the interests OF the work.
ingmnn.
a bill providing for a state license
for tue sale OF all convict manufactured
goods.
A bill for the protection Of working.
men employed on scatEolds and other
dangerous places. 1t is proposed that
a railing shall be made compulsory.
A bill providing for pure food.
Laws for the relief OF the miners:
A bill providing for n penalty on all
employers who take measures to pre-
vent their employees from joining labor
unions.
These measures will be constructed
into bills soon and an effort made to
have all acted upon at tho coming ses-
sion OF the legislature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19

D. W. Fuller, OF Cannioharie, N. Y,
saws that he always keeps Dr.. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow its use; that he would not
be without it, if procurablc. G. A.
Dykcman, Druggist. CatskiIl, n. Y, says
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is un.
donbtedly the best cough remedy; that
he has used it in his family for eight
years, and it has never failed to do all
that is claimed for it Why not try u
remedy so long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s drug
store. Regular size SOC, and 81 90. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers iu tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho CIty aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Dr.. E. @. Thomas is spending a few
days with Wheeling friands.-Mounds-
UiHe Herald.
Hon. S. G. Smith, OF Wheeling, was
here Friday. He is a candidate for
speaker OF the house OF delegates and
starts out with good backing from the
Pan-Handle.-NounisviUs Herald.
E. D. Marshall and John A. Gardner.
OF East Liverpool, and o. s. Marshall
and James G. Marshall, OF New Cum
berland, we're party OF up.river people
at the Mcclure, Saturday. They left
yesterday morning on the Baltimore &
Ohio for the interior OF tho state on u
hunt for big game.
J. f. Mcdonald and wife, OF Column
bus. Ohio, are guests OF Mrs. McDon.
AIDS mother, Mrs. William Holiday, OF
Bridgeport. They are there to attend
tho marriage OF Miss Lide Holiday to
Rev. Mr.. Hustled, OF East Liverpool, on
next Wednesday afternoon, at the old
family residence in kirkwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19

The stage OF water at the public land
ing last evening was feet inches and
slowly rising. It is expected that the
river will go to the seven-foot mark at
least.
The steamship "North West" is tho
first Of the great lake steamers equipped
for the passenger service between Du-
luth, MIMI, and Buffalo, N. Y. Her
length over all is 1856 feet, and she can
carry 44o cabin passengers and 2ll
s;ecrage passengers, besides crew Of $50.
The honor Of building the first steam
boat is disputed with Robert Fulton by
James Ramsay, OF Frederick. Md, who
devised his boat in 1855. The machin-
cry was forged near that town. and tho
boat was built at the Point OF Rocks, on
the upper Potomac, and when hoated
was worked up 10 place then called
Bath, where General George Washing
ton was spending the summer. The
general certified that he had seen boat
actually propelled by steam at the rate
OF four or five miles an hour. 1t did
not, however, prove commercial sue
cess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19
FOR SALE,
STOCKS. BONDS. ETC.

STOCKS, BONDS. ETC.
.:-.* BONDS. .-*-i.
Royal Clay Manufacturing Company.
Fostoria Glass Company.
Wheeling Street Railway Company
Petersburg, Sutton & Genyllle Railroad Co.
Wheeling Pottery Company.
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company.
Piedmont Water Works.
STOCKS
II shares Riverside Glass Company.
Riverside Iron Works.
BcilHirc Nail NIL.
Exchange Bank.
L8Bele Iron Works
yfStna Standard Mil.
Wheeling Electrical Railroad.
FoStoria Glass Company.
SIMPSON & HAZLETT,
Stocks Bonds and Investments.
ocl7 No. 1911 Market ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19
NESBlTT g. DEVINE,
Tel Cts 1899 Market street. :
FOR RENT.

No. lll6 McColloch street, three rooms ga
No. lllt McCollIch street. two rooms, 50 W.
No cI02 Main street, two rooms 81 %
No 30 Ohio street, three rooms. S. W.
No. IS Ohio street. four rooms IS o.
No. Hl7 Alley Il, two rooms. 81 %.
No. aigO Main street, two rooms 81 %.
No. ll9 Thirty.third street five rooms SUI
No. 100 South Elm street, five rooms 81
No. $50 Main street, fourteen rooms, mo ,iiSS
No. 1901 Woods street, six rooms, btitk -"
$40 McColloch street, four rooms.
No, rs Zane street. second floor 81.
No. BIB MCCollOch street, twO'stOry iyaiae
No. 1927 MCColoch street, brick Sill o.
No, GIG Main street, brick dwelling.
Two furnished rooms for men. on JACOB %
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
No. 29O1 ChRnllne street, i've rooms, s'bb
No. 1906 Market street, Office rooms
No. l2l rhirty-thlri street. tlTe rooms s. u -.
Rooms for manufacturing purpose with p)''1
furnished, In the business pnrt OF city ~.
Store roOmSOE South street, in llel'ne LA'
eTnncle building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19
A SENSATIONAL TRIAL.

A case having unusually sensational
features is pending before the criminal
court OF Berlin. Herr Meyer Cohn,
now one Of tho wealthiest bankers OF
Berlin, is charged with forging thirty
years ago the last will OF Moritz Fried.
LANCER and thereby obtaining the founda.
ton OF his present wealth.
Howard Brockway, young American
composer, is to give an orchestral con-
cert at the Singakademic next month,
the programme consisting OF his own
works.
The United States ambassador, Theo.
dore Rufyan. entertained Mr.. Ferguson,
the new United States minister to
Stockholm, last evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

MONTH
No. 1862 Main street, ten rooms, furnished.
both gases, hot wat on
Dwelling. northeast corner Eighth and
Main 10 90
No. 2lOS Main street, 1--WE roomS........... 10 90
No 2JIb Woods street 10 90
70 aero farm north of city, for market gard
ening 500 per annuul
20 rooEIS, Main and TWenty-firSt street. ...,,-
No 81 Seventeenth Strcet..................15 90
No, l0i Nineteenth 90
No. 2l5j Main street, rooms both gases. II 90
Building in roar OF 1901 Market street,. {. 30 90
FourroOmed houses. Crescent Place........ 7 so
-Four rooms, both gases and bath. No. IS
Seventeenth 10 90
Saloon aud dwelling. Martins Ferry, nd.
Joining C. Il r II 10
Eight rooms both gases, hot water and
bath. No. 1915 Main strect................25 90
No. 37seventeenth street, eight rooms both
gases hot water and bath 90 90
No. 10 Market street three roomS.......... 10
No. 80 Twentieth 10 90
Store rooms Main and Twcnty.hrst streets.
IS 90 and goo 90.
No. 22Il Main l6 %
No -6Oe MGin street, three rooms..:......... 6 W
Two rooms southeast corner Market md
=, lWchty'SlNth street, ..."............ 90
No. ~ Sixteenth 40 %
No. us seventeenth strect.........,.. ,,,.,. %
Building corner Twenty.tourth and mar.
factory.
No. 35!7 ChRpline street, two rooms .......... SOD
No ~ Market street. both gaSeJ..... ...... Il %
No, 263i Chaplino street, store room ani
dwelling.
20 90 ~ Jacoo street y %
NO 2nlUJncob street,. ..., L. %
No. 1877 ChaDltue street, Office ROOM. 90
FOR SALE
Three desirable residences on Island-s5 500
S3.sOO. Sa,5OO. Terms easy: monthly payments
Park View residence. $1,000
Real estate OF every description.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19
TEAS. SPICES. ETC.
NEWFRUITS
CANNED,
EyAPORATED
AND DRIED.
TEAS. SPICES, ETC.

Our new Fruits are now coming in and
are exceedingly fne. Our purchases
are large and from the most reliable
packers on the Pacific Coast. Our Gus
TONERS can therefore rely on getting the
very best from US at cheap pr:ee:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19

chanieal ingenuity, it is said, ha, been
used in abundance to make this one Of
the seasons big productions. The sup
porting company is strong. and a mum
Der OF new and original specialties are
introduced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19
MThn LIZ. Gnnr,Im

Mr.. Joseph J. Bowling and Miss
Myra l. Davis come to tho Grand Opera
House next Thursday evening with
their new American melodrama in four
acts. THE Life Guard" by f. A. Locke,
author Of "Nobody's Claim" etc. Me.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19
NEW PaUssIAS MINISTRY.

In Prussian political circles much
heartburning continues concerning the
composition of the Prussian ministry,
which, it is remarked in many quarters
with good deal OF feeling, contains
only three native Prussians, four OF the
ministers being Hanoverians and the
four remaining members being Il Baden
ese, a MeCklenDurger, a BaVarian and n
Hessian. The new minister OF justice,
DR.. Schoenstedt, like Prince HohenIohe,
is Catholic, and this has aroused an
ger among the strict Protestants OF the
K reuZzeitung stripe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-19

ALE is tho best beverage; Smiths is
the best ale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-11
GAY DAY.


We wonder n the would.bo land.
gpbbtrs in Colorado, aud especially
tho dumb, driven Southern Ulo in-
diane, have stopped laughing yet at
Agent David Day's uimblcnesB VI wit
as shown In his sncoring tele-
gram 20 Governor Wosti They
doubtless have "a supreme CON
tempt Tor tho dizziness Of com.
prchension Of Secretary Hoke smith,
Secretary Daniel $. Lamont, Governor
West and others VINO have seemingly
failed, up to the present, % orJ ~ the
humor of that dispatch. There are Col.
OraIo people who through tradition or
slupidity think Il proper 20 laugh
whenever Mr.. Day opens that mouth
Of his, or takes bis pen la hand; and
among them afo some-himuct Tor
oue-who are 80 oiowuIsh US TO think
any grave circumstance % hlung coca.
si1n on which, AMI the governor Of a
neighboriur commonwealth the proper
person against whom, TO vuntilAto poor,
sloppy jokes of his particular quality.
Nero has been charged with Kidding
while Rome burned; we have never
hoard that his memory has been black.
onod with the aocusalion Of
In this respect, at loast,
he has the advantage Of Agent Day,
who while turning n band Of shvages
loose upon a struggling and defcnss-
lees community 10 plumber or XIII a.
the fancy suits them, himself sits down
and studies out mRudlin wit with
which TO answer the serious aud 10.
specliul protest Of the imperiliod
settlers. Tho fellow seems TO be
altogether too jovial a oomrade for
a position Of SUCH grave responsibility
an that he now tries 10 an. II is 10 be
hoped the u. \. Indian department
will 500 the proprlety Of buying all
the future humor Il wants In the comic
papers at ton cents a copy, rather than
In paying for "Dsyo" Day'e output OF
Il at the price Of an Indian agents
salary and rofquisltes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-11
DRUNKEN ELECTION OFFICERS.

The dispatches bring word OF an
election mudile ia California In
which, because OF alleged frauds, nu
effort will be made 10 throw out certain
precincts gnd give the Office Of COVER.
nor to NJ NJ. Eates, Republican, In.
stead Of j, II. Buld, Democrat, who
has, on the face OF the returns 90
shown at present, a majority Of over
1890 votes. 10 Is claimed that IN San
Francisco county, where Air Budd's
mniOulios came from, the most glazing
frauds we've committed, and that in
consequences the votes Of the precincts
there should not bs Included iu the
canvass, The contest between the
politicians ov0r this business may
not b, OF particular interost to
macy people hes1, bu. there IL
one feature worthy OF ug,e,
!. e., the action o. au official body
Ia pointing 1ut a condition aAiu 10 that
which was repJr.si strKls.lng Ia one
or more prgciuc,s Ia Uuu, among ,uo
lIdgul Of election,
Iuitt gUpJr, made on the s.h Instant,
the granular %. S.l Francisco has
this 90 say;
Tho latp o,oc ION has developed, loo our
Judgment necessity Tor some radical
changes lu our registration aud clpu.iUu
laws, % tho uul .uH. tut purity aud sp-
.Y.. DO. 90 O 900. ... . .a. J..
anu t largo uAp0uHe saved 90 the CITY. 10
Isu u1tUuUu, h1t that seldom, 20 ever.
hor1 hly0 wo Ind 800 much noucIruoy
iu tuH uiHHllu boards as tho election
just pt.sUii 100 suWU otBHs loading uu 10
crimluulty, no was un uncommon sight
t0suH % board OF O.utiIu, almost as %
whole, uulnr thH nuuuure OF liquor, 500
rs lo roulur thom incapable OF doing
tholr duty,
Wuat b. here stated rs no uncommon
sight il California Ia Ia tuis Territory
very unusual occurrence Yet while
this Instance is evidence that election
boards ylUwhere are lar bsluw tue
standard at which they have been
maintained IA Uah, i. also 10 "a aug.
sosion ,uat while tho evil 10 In is
iuulplenuy hero il ID moro easily sup.
pressed .hau Il Il were permitted 90 go
On uurtbuEgd IN ohlClsl quarters,
while the lsE provides that saloons
may be- closed on election days, there
should be an arrangement by which,
Of oil pors1ns connected with elections,
lhe judges should be on that day total
absta,ners from Intoxicating liquors.