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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-23
A Little Daughter Of o.. S. District
Attorney Watts,
HAD SOUGHT SHELTER IN BARN.
The General, Two Daughters, a
Son, Mr.. Jones and His Two
Children Had Driven Over to
Elk City When the Storm Game
Up-A Thousand Dollar. Horse.
Also Killed and all Members Of
the Party Badly Shocked.
syeciaI 10 ths Rs5rs,s-.

6Dtrtdg 10 us HsJlsssE.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June o.
Lucy. the twelve-year-old daughter OF
General G. c. Watts, was killed this
evening about four o'clock by lightning.
General Watts, his two daughters aud
son Blackburn, had driven over frUm
Charleston to Elk City where his resi-
dence was burned few months ago.
A severe storm coming up, General
Watts aud children and Mr.. Jones and
two children, who were with them, all
SOUGHT THE BARN FOR SHELTER,
the fine horse valued at $1,000 being
also taken into the barn.
Lucy Watts and the two Jones chill
dren were sitting on the steps leadi ng
to the upper floor. General Watts and
another daughter and son and Mr..
Jones were standing near.
The lightning came down the chin
ney and seemed to part in two bolts,
one coming down the steps,
STRIKING LITTLE LUCY WATTS,
and the other coming straight down
from the upper floor, striking the horse
and killing it instantly, All the others
In the barn were shocked but not seri-
ously hurt.
Lucy Watts's death was almost in
Simultaneous.
General Watts's ruined residence,
which he was visiting. was burned a
few months ago by fire caused by
crossed electric wires. He recently was
awarded a.verdict against the telephone
com pany in a suit for damages for put
ting in the wires improperly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-23

CANTON, o., June 22.-Commonweal
Coxey fooled the people here who filled
the Tabernacle at 10 cents a head 10
hear, instead Of a lecture, stump
speech in favor OF his own election TO
Congress. Coxey referred TO the army
but once when he said Washington was
a good place for people to starve TO
death; the stencil OF the bodies might
cause Congress TO act more quickly.
He refused 10 commit himself on the
tariff. He advised the overwhelming
of the present Congress by immense
gatherings Of the unemployed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-23
RIrCHIE ALUMNI MEETING,
A Very Pleasant Social Event Last Night
at Mozart Park.

The Alumni of Richie public school
held their annual reunion and banquet
last night at Mozart Park. II was one
OF. the most pleasant meetings In the
history Of the Association. The early
evening was spent in dancing In the
pavilion 10 the music Of the Opera
House Orchestra, and bowling on the
regulation and ordinary alleys.
At eleven o'clock, a sumptuous ban
ouet was spread in the cafe, by the
Park caterer. Mr.. Eberhard Hoffreuter.
This was followed by a season OF
speechmaking, interspersed with music.
Mr.. H. V. Arkle, President Of the AS
ISOLATION, officiated as Toastmasters and
addresses were made by Mr.. Chas. Ray.
Prof. L. II. Crago, Prof. w. II. Ander-
son, aud others. The historian, Miss
Julia Gaughsn, read an excellent paper.
The affair was brought to a close by
the singing in chorus Of "Auld Lang
Syne."
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Dnn 9 Co.. Review Of Trade.

New YORK, June Or. &. Dun &
CO.. weekly review of trade says: The
week has been rich in promise, but
poor in performance. 1t was conf
IDENTIFY promised that exports OF gold
would cease, but they have not 1t was
promised that the end OF the coal
strike would bring immediate recovery
industries, but partial resumption Of
work discloses comparative scantiness
of demand for products. 1t was conf
IDENTIFY expected that the settle
ment Of the tariff rates on tex
tiles by the Senate would improve
the condition OF textile manufactures.
But there is scarcely any evidence Of
such a result as yet, the large sales OF
cottons being distinctly traceable to
more seasonable weather and larger re-
tail sales and to further concessions by
sellers. There Is much disappointment
that the partial termipation Of the coal
strike does aot promptly enlarge the de-
mand for iron and steel products, WHICH
is evidently too narrow as yet tn sup
port much increase of production.
Failures during the week are pa in the
United States, against 273 last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-23

PuNxsUrAwNEY PA, June 2e.-The
troops arrived at o'clock this morning
and by 10 o'clock had surrounded Wal
ston without u shot belnS tired except
the accidental discharge OF cavalry
mans carblne. When the troops
reached Bell, Lewis Il Co.'S lands,
SkIrmish lines were deployed and Scare-
ful search made for ambushed strikers
and cannens, but although evidences
were seen where the Italians batteries
had been planted. the cannon had dis
appeared.
The foreigners were greatly excited
at the appearance Of the blue coats
with bristling bAyouets. Early to-day
the streets OF Walston were hlled with
men, women and children, while great
SQUADS OF foreigners were stationed on
the barren hills overlooking the town.
q pom the approach OF the militia they
appeared TO melt away running
into houses and breaking Tor
the woods The Fifteenth and
Sixteenth regiments are here
under command of Gen. Wiley and Ad-
jutant General Greenland. They have
with them the sheridan Cavalry from
Tyrone. together with 4 battery OF two
Gatling guns aud two 24.pound cannons'
This afternoon the coal company notl-
fed all foreigners 10 vacate the COM
uany premises. Those who refuse VIII
be evicted. Gems. Greenland and Wiley
are now making arrangements to quell
the mob. The feeling Is ugly and much
| Excitement prevails, as q collision Is ex-
peeted before long.
Last night the Huns and Italians
raided the company stores at Wslston
and Adrian and entirely cleaned them
ouL. -
! LATFR-wniie "beGtinR sp - 9 OHJ'-N-
the soldiers found two FORMIDABLE looking
cannon. These cannon are objects OF
curiosity They are made OF three-inch
wrought iron pipe, placed 10 tho onttot
| a green oak tree, the whole being hrmly
bound together with iron. When ex-
amlned, the cannon were found TO DO
| loaded with spikes and ready for gring,
the charges being fifteen inches deep.
The Bell, Lewis aud Yates
CompanY have given out they
intend TO start their mines I'm
medlately. They have offered the Eng
lish speaking men thirty-hve cents net,
/ five cents below the price offered them
| last week, when settlement was talked
OF. It Is currently reported that tho
company do not Intend to keep the for
eIgners. This report was considered
authentic aud Is looked upon with favor
by many but some Of the English speak
ing men say that the foreigners have
stood by them In this strike and II they
should be discarded and left out en-
tirely nothing but death will keep them
from wreaking revenge upon both the
English and the company.
The miners held meeting this alter
roon aud unanimously resolved 70 stay
out and starye rather than 10 accept the
thirty-fve cent rate aud adopted anoth-
er resolution 10 stand out for forty-hye
cents being FIVE cents more than they
agreed TO on compromise. The
miners are very much incensed 81 the
action OF Sheriff Gourley in having the
troops ordered out. Two members OF
the militia we're overcome by the heat
today. Many Of the soldier boys did
duty at Homestead and are very well
pleased al the peacesble reception given
them when they reached the seat OF
tprmoft
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STILL DESOUNCING KBRIDE
The Northern Illinois Miners want Last
Years Scale.

The Northern IiliuOta nlueTs NAoN AaaA
Years Scale.
SrREAToR, ILL, June 22.-Ths con-
vention Of miners Of the Northern I'LL
nois district, after two days sessIos,
to-day passed resolution esOouneing
President Mcbride asd voted 10 stay
out for last years prices The opera-
tors were invited TO meet with the dele
gates but refused, saying they would
abide by the Columbus scale.
HoUTzpALE, PA, June 22.-No,ices
were posted to-day that the collIeries
would start Monday ~ the Old rate Of
fifty cents. The notices created great
excitement, az the companies seemed
detsrmined not 10 paw more than forty
cents The meo are getting the Eines
in readiness.
THE PgIcE FOB MACHINE MINING.
speaal 70 ras Re.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, June 22.-The con-
fersnce OF miners and operators here
today 20 1H the price Of machine min-
Ing wages failed 10 agree and Adjourned
70 meet here again next Friday. The
difference Is slight but each side is hfr
About three thousand miners are 9
ployed with machines 10 Ohio.
PHLLIPsBUBG. Pa, JGns 22,-Lat
las. night the tIpple and lotlof mins
and railroad cars a. Colorado nine vera
set on fire abd destroyed Fifteen hun
dred miners. headed by band, marched
70 Mountain Dale, where the men
promptly suspended work.
MAssrLLos, o., June 22.-The Mas
slIlon coal operators announced their in-
tention OF rssBming work 10 the mines
throughout the district with the old
men II possible. II not, then with new.
sixty cents will be paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-23

DENVER, Col, June 22.-Judge Ad-
vocate General Sharpe, OF General Nc
Cooks staff, has received a letter from
Jpdra Advocate General Lieber, Of the
United States Army, Washington, al
arming that the President can call out
the national troops OF his own accord to
suppress insurrection or riots which the
STATE authorities neglect TO suppress.
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- slnrer. III Nev York.

New YORK, June pa vast and en-
thuSiastjc army Of German singers took
possession Of the town tonight The
seventeenth natloaal meeting OF the
Saeogeriest brought the members Of
the different organizations 10 this city.
Over 20. 900 men were in line.
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Lrnchsd . would. BE ksvIshsr

MAGNoLIA, ARK, June 22.-Henry
Capus. the negro who attempted rape
upon three Young lsdies, was swung 70
= limb and about one hundred oulle,S
put into his body. He implicated an
other negro in the neighborhood, who
has since skipped out with the same
parties In pursuit.
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stnnm.hin Arrival.

LIVERPOOL, June 22.-Arrived, Laucsst
rian from Boston.
HNlBUBG, June 22-Arrived, Rhaetia
from New York.
BREMEN. June 22-Arrived, Spree from
New York
NEW York, June 22-Arrived, Augusts
Victoria Hamburg
QUEENSTOWN, June 2.-Arrived-Cam.
pauia from New York.
NEW YORK. June - -Arrived-Rotter
dam from Rotterdam.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Arrived, Paris,
Southampton
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som.nhnt Worse Ye.terday.

Henry Kress, the Eighth ward fire.
man. who attem pied 10 end his existence
Thursday evening at 6:3O, was not so
well yesterday. He took two ounces
Of laudanun and two ounces OF
aruica apd has had close call OF IT..
Yesterday morning he bit bis tongue in
a terrible manner. Three doctors were
with him al the engine house until yes
terdav morning, when he was taken TO
his home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-23
The Armor Plate Investigation.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Charles H..
Craig, OF Edgewood Park, Pa, was to-
day before the Congressional committee
investigating srmor plate frauds. Craig
was associated with g. E. Sill in giving
the main information OF irregularities
at the Carnegie works. Craig's evil
dence tvas much like that recently given
by Sill, and corroborative of il.
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THE WEATHER

WAsHrxeroy, d. c., June 22.-For West
virginia. probably fair; slightly warmer;
south winds. IN.
For Western Pennsylvania. generally
fair. except possibly thunder storms IA tne
afternoon; southwesteriy winds
For Ohio, fair, except possibly thunder
storms in the afternoon sngnuy warner
In extreme southern portion and slightly
cooler in extreme northern, variable
windA
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PROMISES A BIG SENSATION.
Pittsburg's Republican Tammany May
Be AIRED in Court.

PITTsBURG, PA, June 22.-lnforma-
tions were made this afternoon against
J. o. Brown, Chief OF the Department
of Public Safety, Roger O'Mara, super
intendent Of Police, aud w. G. Mckelvy,
Inspector Of Police, charging them with
misdemeanor 10 Office. The suit Is the
result Of the prosecution Of a woman
named Dorsey for keeping disorderly
house and was entered by her attorneys.
Warrants were issued for their arrest.
The officials we're arrested this even
ing aud were held in $1,000 for a hear
ing on Wednesday next Sensational
developments are promised when the
cases come 20 trial.
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A Flag For the soJsr Boys.
syeeislto N. AsJm,.-.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., June 22.-Gen-
sral Lyon Post, G.. A. R., tonight pre-
sented Company E, Eighth regiment,
Ohio National Guard, with q flag. At
torney II. r. Hall delivered the pre-
sentation speech and Captain John H.
Sinms the response. The meeting was
held In the big rink, which was filed TO
Overlooking. Following the drill, the
mem bers OF the com pany. were banquet
ted by Captain Simms.
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Severe storm at Psrkersburg.
.-,aL rot1s RrTters-

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, June ga
terrific rain, hail and wind storm visit
ed this locality early this morning,
playing havoc with all crops and shrub
berry. Half the cellars in town were
filed with water, trees were blown
down, hundreds OF English sparrows
drowned and telegraph and electric
wires broken. II was the worst storm
that has visited this section for years.
10 covered an area of about two miles.
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Cot Forged Cheeks Cashed.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June 22.-
A stranger arrived here the first Of the
week, and presented checks at two
of the banks for SIS each. They were
Endorsed by W NJ. Strauss, superintend'
ent of the public schools, but have
turned out 20 os forgeries. The stran'
ger has skipped. 1t is said he worked
the same scheme at Huntington, secur'
ing the same amount, Sl56.
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APLAGUE OF CATERPILARS
they Fin the Ruts in the Roads and Have
Eaten All the Leaves on the Trees.


eaten All the Leaves on the Trees.
CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo, June 22.-
Cripple Creek district is suffering from
a caterpillar plague. In the vicinity OF
Four Mile they have eaten all the leaves
OF the aspen trees. The cuts in the
wagon roads are filed up level with the
worms which are Of the common gray
variety. At the bottom OF abandoned
prospect holes they are two feet deep.
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THE SOLDIERS ARRIVE.
WalstOn Now Under Guard Of Two
Militia Regiments.
NO OPPOSITION OFFERED THEN.

The Italians Fled from the Scene
as Soon as the Blue Coats and
Bristling Bayonets Put in an
Appearance-Two Cannon Built
by the Foreigners and Loaded
With Spikes and Fifteen Inches
Of Powder, Found by the Sol
Situation in Other Coal
Fields.
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Fnurht for the GIRL

SULLIVAN, IND, June 2e.-George
Cory and Eugene Fry, rivals for the
hand OF the same girl, met az Alum
Cave. A quarrel aud fight followed
in which Cory shot aud killed Fry
Cory escaped. He may be lynched
when caught.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-23
HILL and HARRIS SPAT.
The Discussion of the Income Tax
Brings Wordy Var.
HARRIS PLANTATION MANNERS

As Hill Calls Them, Do Not Suit
the New York Senator, and
What Mr.. Harris Terms Hills
Manners, Learned in the New
York Slums, are Equally OBJ
jectiouable-One Worthy Sen
ator in Stocking Feet, Stirs Up
the Gallery.
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m,KISLEY FOR TBE CORPORATIONS
He WIlI Allow the stste's Canal Proper
tyto .Be Given AWAY.
"A R.rL

COLUMBUS. O.. June 22.-It 10 almost
certain that Governor Mckinley will
take no action TO prevent the sale, or
rather the giving away Of the Hooking
Canal to railway company, In accord
ance with law enacted last winter
and which caused \ great scandal The
SUPREME Court viii adjourn to-morro"
for the summer vacation, and while
lower courts may take cOgnizance OF
ono warranto cases. Governor Mckin-
lev intimatsd to-day that ne thought u
was a quarrel between rival corporate
Interests and not q case in which tue
State should interfere.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., June - -PreSi-
dent Cleveland has been obH ID by the
pressure Of public business % forego
attendance upon the Natio al Sanger
fAs- New York.
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c,r.-et,. Tax COnstitutIonaI,

Co1UuBus, O., June 22.-The Su-
preme Court to-day declared the eiga-
retts tar law constitutional.
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CHICAGO, June 93.-At 1870 this
morning, q big warehouse belonging TO
Armour took FIRE. The FIRE was gotten
under control at 3 O'clock. Loss, -l25,
OOO
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GOOD DAY AT SHEEPSHEAD.
A Big Days Racing for July An
nouncod

NEw YORK, June 22.-At Sheepshead
Bay to-day fully 5000 persons were
present TO watch some good icing.
Nearly every race resulted = cad
finish and not until the last are
several contests decided. CO
was at I've II
furlOngs and a
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BeFavors UoxeT.

ALLIANCE, OHIO, June 22.-Hon. j..
]. Lewis has caused sensation by en-
dorsing Coxey for congress and de-
bouncing Congressman Ikirt asSnfaiIh-
full.
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CLEVELAND, o.. June 22.--Rey, a. =.
Kolaszewsid. the bead OF the reoslious
Roman Catholic Poles IN THIS city. was
formally sxeenm1nlcated 10 day ~ bisnop
Horstmann.
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ST. PETERSBURG, June
police have discovered & .
beneath the train cenveyir
the army manoeuyres in Ce
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Special 10 ns Rsqis,s-.

MARIETTA, o., June 22.-The third
remarkable game Of a remarkable series
of balI games between the Shamrocks,
OF Wheeling, and the Marlettas was
played this afternoon. 1t was the third
twelve inning game between these two
clubs, but unlike the other two, was
won by the Shamrocks The game was
characterized by sharp fielding and the
number Of we-baggers and paucity OF
singles. The Shamrocks got big lead
in the fifth, which was cut down to one
in the sixth and seventh and TO nothing
in the eighth. From then on neither
side scored until the twelfth, when an
error, wild throw and two-bagger
gave the Shamrocks the winning run.
Score:
Marietta a....1OOO 10000
Shamrocks 80 2 90 , 100000 l.
Hits, Marietta 13, Shsmrocks 10; two
base hits, Marietta 3, Shamrocks Z;
errors, Marietta 6, Shamrocks Q; struck
out, by Thomas 9, by Smith 4; bases on
balls. Thomas /, Smith l; batteries, for
Marietta, Thomas and Collins, for
Shamrocks, Smith and Muller.
PITTsBURG A WINNER.
PITTsBURG, PA, June 22.-Pittsburg
batted Grifiths curves at will to-day
and won easily. Brilliant fielding by
Dahlen and Schiebeck's batting were
the features. Attendance, 1000,
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE WAGES
RESTORED.

TOLEDO, O., June 22.-The Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railways S3]E per ceHt
cut in wages OF employees on April y
will be restored, dating from June 10.
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ANOTHER GREAT GAME.
ShamrOck8 and MariettaS' Third
Twelve Inning Game.
THE SHAMROCKS WIN THIS TIME.

The Sharp Fielding, the Number
Of Two-Baggers and Paucity
of Siugles-A Good Strong
Error List on Both Sides-Pitts-
burg Wins a Game from the
Colts-Yesterday's Racing at
Sheepshead Bay-Results on
Other Tracks.
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NoRFoLK, June 22.-Hon.
dorff. ex-member Of Cong
folk. died at his home in
aged 60 years
WASHINGTON. June p
the international TyI
appeared before the Hoi
day 70 sd1ocatet the cav
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WAsH1SeToS. D. C., June 22.-The Fun
stan Moore election contest from the Sec
ond Kansas district. was decided in favor
of Moore. the Democratic contestant oy a
majority vote Of the House Committee on
Elections to-day.
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Local Base Ball

The Island Qulcksteps defeated the
Wheeling club, yesterday, by score Of
81 TO 70. This is the third game Of the
season for the Quicksteps and they
have won all three. They challenge
the Mozarts; answer through the REG
ISTER.
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elegation Of
ical Union
nmittee To-
Telegraph.
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FLORIsEL III WON d

LONDON, June eat Ascot Heath
to-day the Triennial Stakes, OF 10 soys.
each with 800 sovs. added, for the owner
and 100 sovs for the nominator OF the
winner, for foals Of 1891, over the new
mile q furlongs and 60 YARDS were
won by the Prince of Wales "FIorisel
II, brown colt by st. Simon out Of
Perdita.
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IN F. Dezen
from Nor
tYtO-night,
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Russian
explode
Car 10
sussia
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HAWTHORNE, Ills, June 2Z.-LasI
day. First race, q mile, May woD;
time, I:04L5. Second, = mile. Tom
Griffin won; time, 1:I62l, Third, Is
miles, Enthusiast won; time, l:56.
Fourth, mile, Patrick won; time. 1:43.
Filth, q mile, Queen Bess won; time,
1:I74. Sixth, q mile, Jack Richelieu
urnn. time 1.15la
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-07-18
The New SectiOnalism-

So far as Populism stands represent
ed at Washington, it is only right that
it should be fairly and truthfully re.
ported. We are hearing much of a
new sectionalism which is said to b,
arraying the West and Southwest
against the East, and to be instigated
and propagated by the Populist party.
We have even heard threats of seces.
sion from the Union of a portion of the
United States, unless certain legisla-
ton should be accomplished. From
Kansas, Colorado and other western
commonwealth have come to the
eastern press many extravagant reports
of extreme political and social unrest,
mingled with warnings calculated to
alarm the timid eastern mind and to
deepen the conviction already existing
among the untraveled residents on the
Atlantic seaboard that the West is rabid
and terrible, and hat its views and
sentiments must of necessity be treated
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-07-18
The Vote is On the Market.

This tariff legislation amt a single
thing to me.
They a tare it all to flinders, or silent
let it be.
am rolling now in clover-hard times
all forgot.
Fer the vote is on the market an the
race is gettin' hot!
The price is ragin' niger, an the voters
in the swim.
Eff he's got the nerve to keep his vote
and make EN- look for him,
Fer he's the lucky feller-they must
have the stuff he's got.
When the vote is on the market an
the race is gittin' hot!
I'm just a bilin' over, AMI feel like
whooping loud,
When see 'em lookin' fer me in the
middle o ) the crowd;
l know they want my 'sistance, an air
fixing up a pot,
When the vote is on the market an
the race is gittin' hot.
Atlanta Constitution.