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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
INCIDENT OF TIE WAR.
a Colorcd Soldiers Peculiar LUGlc-Why
L IN


a Coiorcd Soldiers Peculiar LVGlc-why
Ito linn.
10 he Editor Of De Inisiilgelcr
sIR;-During the war heard tho fol-
lowing conversation between M officer
mud colorcd man day or SO after u
fight:
"Worc you In the Gsht?"
"lInd little taste OF 1t, sab"
stool your ground, did you"
"No, snh, | runs"
"Ran At tho first fire, did you?"
,"Gcs, sub; and | would have run
sooner had knowcd It war coming"
"Why, that wasn't very crcditabIo to
your courage"
"Dat isn't In my line, sab. Cookln's
nv porieaston."
"WelI' but have YOU no regard Tor
your reputation? p
"koputntlou's muffin by the side OF
lifc."
"Doyon Consider your liio worth more
than other peoples livesY
It's worth more TO me, sAh.'
Then You mu8t value livery highly
Yes, sab, | dUes-moro dan all dis
worId-moro dan II million oh dollars,
sab, tor what would that bo wuth to II
man with do brci out oh him? Self
preserbn'hnn am do frs. law wild mo-"
but why should you net upon dii-
lcrant ruIo from otior men"
"Bccauso different mon got different
yaIuos upon dur lives. MIno Is not IN
do market"
But i you lost it you would have tho
satisfaction Of knowing that you died
Tor your country"
what satisfaction wonld dat ba to
me when do power OF ioclin' war gone =
hen patriotism and honor are moth
ing to your"
"NnIiIn' Whatever, aah. | regard
dom as among de vani!ics."
"lt our soldiers wero all like you,
traitors might have broken up tho gov
eminent without resistance
No", sab, dar wouldShnvc boon no
help for it. wouldn't put my head in
do sgaio against no goburnmont dat cher
existed, for no gobornmcnt could re.
place do loss to me"
DO you think any Of your company
would have missed you II you had been
killed?'
Maybe not, sab. A dead white man
amt much 10 desc aojors, let alone a
dead niggah, but I'd miss myacIi, and
dat was dc pint wild me-"
JouS T. LIsrOS,
Late OF Company b, Fourteenth West
Virginia Voiuniears.
-4'OflGhisriie, IS. "a, FIJ. %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

Mr.. II. S. White, ex-unitod States
marshal, informs the INrELMGENcEE
that BY the award given Major Alder
son by Logan county arbitrators in 4
case against him he saves between 500
and $500, and Mr.. White got in addi-
ton tho title to certain trees sold him
BY. A!derson. He has also o damage
auit Tor $4,000 pending against Alder
Rnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
STATE or Ono, CRY OF TOLEDO, |
Lucas COUNTY. @

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath thu, In
is the senior paItner partner Of tho iIrm
Of +. ]. CnENEY Il Co., doing business
in the city OF Toledo, county and stHIo
aforesaid, and that said firm will paw
the sum OF ONE liUNDEED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catnrrh that can.
not DO cured by the use Of HALLS Ca
TAARH CURE. FRANK J. CuEyrv
Sworn to before me and subscribad in
my presence, this 9Th day Of Nove,nher
a. D. 1886. i. w. GLEASON
SEAL NolGry Public.
Halls Catarrh euro ia taken inter.
uRllv and acts directly on the blood md
mucous surfaces OF tho system. sond
for testimonials, free.
+: ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O,
EtS- Sold by druggists, 70 cents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
REAL ESTATE.
TO IEI'.

store rom 10, Market street, best location Tor
dug EtOrO IN the city, , ~
ainrc rooms llL5 AIain street Possession OF
oIibar at once or April !. 1891.
'Ghlce rooms EGcrtCr Block, Most modern J"
"Frrrtcr Hall. Best IN tho city.
snlcndil slG.TOomGd house. bath and launuV'
A. Maryland street; largo yntl,
sryCiirOOInUd dwelling, ~ South Penn street
Room especially suited for mandolin club.
six.roOmcd dwrlhng, 10 South Penn street
siS.rO0ncl dwelling, 1913 South Penn street
siS.rOOmcd dwelling. ~ North York lttceL
Four rooms, third floor, both gases, water
and wa,et closet at llOj Market street
Iiye.tOOmgd dwelling, Ii Twenty. nlnth street,
now empty, for 8.
Five ruomcd dwelling, BIS liolT street.
TlyeToOmCd dwelling, 3ll0 Jacob street.
Five rooms, first floor, 20 Thirteenth street,
FOur.rOOmud dwelling, 10 South York street
TOur.rUOmcd dwelling, 10 South York street
F0ur.roOmcd dwelling, aG2S Market street
Three rOOrna No lS Alloy IL.
Three rooms $50 National Road, empty noWN'
Lawyers Offices, ChaplinO street, near CI'y
First.claSS clEht.rooncA house. all modern
convcnIcncCs, central location, % 2auc SiFos''
large yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
Baltimore Live Stock Market.


MVNVNV, Ecu. %, INTL J
swlne-ThCre Is Father light run Of hog, Ia.
way, the number being SOilc g. W head less than
INST Monday. Trtdu IS fairly active md prices
10 10 cents higher than last week. They range
nSM SF 10 best hSSs PER G} I gross
sOuHhS lsOws aud siass) 81 25ai7j per 100 lbs,
StosS, Receipts 9,lTJ head.
sheep aud Lamhs-Thc trade Is only fair for
snseepnnd lambs. The former sell NJ "a3ilc and
lew extra SIC per ID. gross, and lambs at Galc,
ana few extra at ~ per 10. gross,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
IWTTN II I4T5IW'f
Lato OF Company b, Fourteenth West
Virginia Voluniears.
-diJFiGhlSris, Is. "a, FEB. %.


Eor'rai In tho Fnirmout NJ. T.. Church.
10 The Editor Ofthc Intelligence.
sis:-Will you allow me short space
in your paper to say few things in re-
gard to the above revival? Tho meet
ing began with the week OF prayer.
iiity.s'x have made n profession OF
religion and seventy or eighty have
Joined the church by letter and on pro-
baton. The meeting was conducted by
Kew. j. X. Fullerton. pastor, assisted by
the writer aud others. The meeting
was grand success, considering the
TACT that when DR.. Fullerton entered
upon ms labors among the people OF
that station he found divided senti-
mens growing out OF the removal OF
Rev. j; Enslc. Yet the church rallied
around him. with few exceptions, and
held up his hands. " have known
talFmont for over thirty Years, and |
think l can say that there has never
been q better preacher in that town
than Brother Fullerton, and that is tho
opinion OF many others. like Brother
Fnllerton and believe him TO BIO
Christian and gentleman. His church
was never in better spiritual condi-
non IMAM tits at present. His concrc-
cations aso very large. l therefore
think, Mr.. Editor, that God ovrrruled,
polh IN tho removal OF Brother Engle
IRON ,Fairmont and in tho acnding OF
D.. Fullerton to serve that people.
Man proposes, but God disposOs." We
can not always see the end from tho be-
ginning. | write this as 4 friend 10 all
parties concerned and those who love
the cause OF Christ and the old NJ. Z.
church. Yours truly.
". II. WILEY.
fd'T,ont, W. "a, February 20.
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Special Dispatch 10 mc M,eHigenesr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 27.-The
Uandley miners, in mass meeting yes.
terday, decided to 70 to work at tho re-
duced ratio, and it is thought nil will be
working in few days.
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ne "eiem1ants will take notice that the depo'
,a tLons OF William IL Fierce and Others will be
Sa HSn ~ R,t the Office OF William ~, Dutch,
~ ,SfP WY. rnoIic at No. II Park Row. In the City
sih dGy Of March, ISL, Setwesp tho hours OF .
LIE u ~ Hnd 8 o'clock p. H.. 10 be read IN
e aII In the above named caIsc on behalf Of
LILLE XII ,SotRpiainants and II from my cause tho
being commenced. shall not be completed on
nm ii,,, nay Inc takiug OF the same will be nd
be completed. ~ ""'''
G. /. CRAEMER.
r,,, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
20 SAIN nelondantR. n. J. SchiosI tt Co. fc0'f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

There is much curiosity regarding the
result OF the games between the Press
Club and the Calumet teams which
take place tonight at tho Wheeling
Park alleys. The former team has sur.
prised one or two people this season,
and may repent former performances
this evening. The other games OF tho
week are: Thursday evening, Columbia
vs. Tho Bowlers, ut Seibert's. and on
Saturday evening the 1ntelligencer vs.
W. 4, W, al Seibert's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

Do not wear impormeablo and tight.
fitting hats that construct the blood-ycs.
sells OF the scalp. Use Halls Hair Re.
mower occasionally and you will not DO
holi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
FOR S AID.
- l To- of five rooms, brick, Fourteenth stree.

50 Oo0.
House OF eight rooms. Lind street, sl,s1l
Ing $500.
f EARN I 81 % % aGscs miles cast of city 5000
lots. ut sI75 each.
House Of six rooms and hall, Chapllnc. near
Twentieth street. Si,0ll
housG oil SIX rooms brick, with four.roomed
house IN rear, EoT street, between Twenty
tnltu hhu iWenty'iousth streets. $500.
,, hotSe OF iour rooms Charles street, Centre
House oil seven rooms, Fifteenth street, Sj,50l
I;ot east emu Fourteenth street. 500.
HOUSE o. i've rooms, Woods street. East Wheel.
House OF four rooms. Eighteenth street. sloll
Ir n,ne houses, Noysten street cheap. 800
House oil three rooms Twelfth street, $40
hiee 10y OOxlO1o feet, FIlau. White Il Gala.
street, $500.
Three lots In Park View, cheap.
Ing $500
Business property on Market street at ,nodo,.
e., one Of the best Manufacturing sites IN tho
city itonIinS on two railrond4
NESBlTT & DEVINE,
1889 Market Street. Jals
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
Mrs, Bruwnlsc Duat,

This morning at . o'clock Mrs. A. E.
Brownlee, wife Of the Presbyterian
minister Of Martins Ferry, died alter a
lingering illness of typhoid fever. The
funeral arrangements have not been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
BICYCLE RAGING.
Wheeling to DO q Mombor of Tutor
national Racing Circuit
A GUARANTEE TO Be FURNISHED

To tho Whcnlmon'a League Racing
l'"hrd-lntcrcst In tho Bowling Con.
tests this Wcck-ThS Season Draw.
ing TO n Cloyu-Whcro tho Eight
Teams Lost and Won Throughout
tho Season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

When the Wheeling Bowling League
Championship season commenced, last
DECEMBER. there were sixteen bowling
alleys in the city aud vicinity. The in
Creased popularity OF the sport is Attest
cd to by The following table, which
shows the number OF allcya Mt present,
under construction, or soon to be
started.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL
Mrs. NJ. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1916 aud 1918 Market St., Wheeling, VIVA.

The Island cars mud electric mo,o-s Doss tho
door. Third annual session begins MONDAY
SEPTEMBER Is. 1897. continues thIrty.niuc
weeks, divided into four terms. This school
Oilers q complete md thorough education in
Latin aud Modern Languages
Tho school consists OF Primary, Grammar,
Academic aud College Preparatory iennrtncnts'
The methods and course OF instrnrtion viii
compare favorably with the best scTniunvles In
the county.
Boys arc received In the Primary aud first vear
Grammar. For circulars or interview, apply 10
MRS. d. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 797 Main st,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

Round trip $40. Tickets good ten DAYS
Trains leave Wheeling att 40 and 5: 05
q. m. and 200 AMI 5:S5 p. m. Through
sleeper on the 5:S5 p. m. train from
Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
MONSIGNOR SULLIVAN
Coos to Baltimore and Norfolk to
Incorporate
AID REV. FATHER PHRKE SUCCEEDS

To tho Enthusiastically Of tho bio.
ccsc Until the Conservation Of Dlsh.
Op.Elcct Don0huo Shortly After
Easter Tho MOnsignOr's Health
Shows Decided Change for tho
Better
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator for
headache, constipation, indigestion or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

Tho outlook for really lIrst-cl ass
bicycle racing in Wheeling this year
can 10 snid to DO very good at present.
Tho outlook will develop into II GER
tainty should Wheeling be- admitted as
iull-NcLgOd member OF tho lnterna-
honaI racing circuit Of tho J., A. W.,
which is now being formed by Chair
man Raymond, Of tho racing board OF
tho league. At both the Buffalo and
Louisville meetings OF the national as
semhIy tho racing mugnate promised
that Wheeling should have place in
tho circutt, and II tho conditions to be
complied with on becoming a member
arc met tho town will DO in it. When
Air. Raymond was rcappoinlod to his
position last week, ut Louisville no was
delugOa with kilograms to the number
oil nearly two hundred, all containing
applications for admission TO the cir
cut, In fact since tho two amateur
classes have been created by tho lcagno
INC Interest in racing matters has be-
come even moro pronounced than was
inc case last year.
The local club that mado application
10 loin the circuit, the Wheeling Ath-
Ictic WheGlmrn has boon asked by Mr..
raymond to furnish proper guarantee
oil ltq ability TO manage tho two racO
meetings that will take place here.
when this is furnished, wheeling will
be in out Of the wct. The club is now
circulating Il paper among the business
men OF tho city, which attesta to tho rG-
sponsibility aud business ability OF tho
organization. In the face OF last Sep
!ember's glittering success nobody who
had dealings with tho club has refused
to sign.
Ii tho city gets into tho circuit, which
seems almost certain, in addition to
Mmmorman, all OF tho other racing men
Of International reputation will racc
hero, including the speedy Johnson.
sanger, Tyler, Windlc, Taylor, Bliss and
the others.
Since the victory OF the Wheeling
Bowling Club over the South Siders,
Monday evening, tho interest in tho
outcome OF tho championship sorios has
become even moro pronounced than be-
fore. It is generally conceded that the
o.ver.the-crcel, people will haye hard
time beating out both tie Wheeling
and Columbia teams. Tho race is be-
tween these three, but the 1nte!ligencera
seem to have q "ciuch" on fourth place.
The following table shows where each
team won and lost ito games through
out the season, and will be perused with
interest by tho great army OF bowling
enthusiasts:
STANDING OF CLUBS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
Il. Az 10, L.)
& ZANE,
No 1927 MARKET STREET
Telephone $50. fell
FOR Said.

Isl South Penn Street four.roomed house;
lot G0Nl2O feet. 800
No. liG Virginia street. iour.roomed house 1850
No. II South Penn street, cIght-roomed
house, lot 25xl9o feet Cheap.
No. ,2ll6 chaplIne street eisht.roomet
oficE house. ... $500
No. l5I South Broadway street, seven nj
rooms, hall. stnble both gases .,,.......-. 3,ln0
Nos. 40 and IS South Broadway, ten rooms $500
No. IS South Huron street, new seven.
roomed house, lot 4O1l2o $500
No. 272! EoG street, fyeroomed house
lot2jxl0o 5000
house. lot 2s5l2O street, nsu.Oo 1850
No. los South Penn street eight rooms aud
:. bath, lot G0xleO. Cheap.
No. 90H Thirteenth street. seven rooms
and bath .nros, sv,.n 500
No. p North Huron street, seven rooms and
basement, lot S0xl20 feet, new house.... 5000
Bakery, No IS Zane street, Island ,,,,........ 400
ton, in the city 5o)
Anu other residences not mentioned IN this list
Also building lots everywhere, aud farms.
Three good business houses on Market street,
above Sixteenth
For Rcnt-Houses
E4 "A RR Y j, Ell N *,
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III "A r. RE j. FIN *,
li4SMarkets,reO,. Telephone cs7. ie20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

1.-THE use OF 'CGstorin' is 70 universal md
It's merits SO well known that it seeing work
Of snpcrcrogution to endonn 1t. Few AFRO tho
intelligent families who do not kccp Cas,or!n
within ersy reach"
CARLOS MAI!TYS D. D.,
Now York City.
Trtts r,-.-z.r,,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-30
COAL MINERS TO WIN.
Rend, the Big Chicago Operator,
Comedies the Scale.
THE STRIKERS VERY CONFIDENT.
Moro Hen in Tlfneis snA Kansas - 0e
Oat-Work 90 Ne kssaneA
IN West virgtaaA

PrrrssUEa. April a-Ths officials Of the
United Nine Workers' Unsar, Who are on
strike in this district, are authority for
the statement tha, steps viii b taken for
the settlement OF s..s strike. Through W.
p. Rend they are srving to reach the Pitts
burg operators. who hold the key to the
siruasion. He Is in favor Of settling the
strike.
CHARLESTON. ". Va, April alt IL b.
hevsd today that the greater part Of the
miners viii Be at work by the middle oil
the week. in both the Kanawhs and New
River districts.
CKsrRAIIA. H.. April 2a-Ths mine
troubles viii reach . climax Tuesday
morning. when the miners in ell the
mines will come out Information from
Odin is 10 the effect that the miners will
also come out Tuesday.
CHICAGO. April 2S-If the coal strike Is
not setsy: in the next few days At least
one Clx< go operator viii make break
In the ranks OF the operators and
set the men At work a. their old
prices early next week. His son,
j. h. Rend. said tonight: Father
cannot afford TO be losing money be-
cause the operators are obstinate. He is
willing that the miners should get back
some If not ali that had been cut of the old
rates, for he does not believe there is more
than living in it for the men,"
PIrTsBuRG. Kan. April 29.-Noticss are
posted everywhere about hers calling on
the miners TO quit work May in loyalty to
the national organization. The miners
refuse to say whether they will comply
With this urgent request but they agree
that If their national president comes here
and advises them to 90 out, As IL likely.
they viii obey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-30
TO RELIEvE the DIsrRIss.
buiid the Nicaragua Canal. IYPfGsfini
Uitehes sad Roads.

BUCKLEY. April 2-fSpecial. -Four
hundred people gathered In Columbia hall
Friday night in response TO . call issued
by State Senators Sergeant. Of the Nine
teenth district. and Foss. Of the Twenty
second district, for the purpose Of dis
cussing the industrial condition of the
country. After addresses q petition to
congress was adopted. praying for relief
and suggesting this legislation:
Pass NJ once amendments TO our immi-
grafton laws that will exclude objections
bic foreigners.
Pass an act for tho unlimited coinage of
American silver, and cut OF commercial
intercourse with any PATTON that refuses
10 accept IT,
The governments should build, own aud
operate the Nicaragua canal. We would
recommend that the government pass an
act At once with this end In view: that
silver certificates be issued for the amount
OF the present silver seigniorage, to DO
redeemed in silver N fast a. the same
can be coined by our minis, and that
Whatever - required over and above
the $500. coo of silver seigniorage
now held in the United States treasury TO
complete the said canal United States
treasury notes be issued payable in coin
for said amount: that citizens Of this
country and no other be employed in the
construction Of said canal: and that we see
no reason why an act can not be passed in
thirty days with this end in view, so that
work can be commenced inside OF sixty
days. This would give employment to
5000 or moro OF our unemployed
The government should construct, ope-
rate and maintain all the irrigating ditches
In the arid districts OF this country; that
by 20 doing labor can be provided for 50. 0Oo
more OF ths unemployed. and when the
trrigating ditoaes are constructed, then
sell the lands In tracts not larger than
twenty or forty acres 70 one person and To
actual settlers, and ~ far a. possible 10
those who have worked In the construction
OF the bitches and at . price thar shall be
within the reach of all.
The government should expend Ia each
ptate from this time on ali the moneys re.
ceivcd from the sale Of public lands In the
different states and territories where such
sales are made for the construction OF good
and substantial highways.
The government should issue no moro
interest bearing bonds for any purpose.
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Owner Wanted for n w.~a,

About o'clock yesterday morning
ofhcsy Thorn found horse aud wagon
standing on Main street. and /. appeared
thai no one claimed the rig. The horse
and haggy were taken - headquarters and
held. awaiting the arrival Of the owner
Yesterday forenoon 4. r. Hiie, O! IL
Wsss street. reported that his horse ana
harness had tween stolen and. on looking
al the animal uiaeer Th6ta had found. he
declared 1t 10 Re his property. The wagon
however. MAS not his. and the police have
rot yet icunt sn owner. X a a .roe.-x
wagon. bat otherwise than the words
Order wagon" there is nothing 90 show
Gsaerrhin
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The eossss the ssssag Hand 81 shs Las
IL Pit EoYfh fha Rnstar.


TIE bosees the 0tseng Hand 81 ths Law
10 Put Forth the BAstSs.
TacoxA. April 2s.--lSpecsal Editor
Watterson had Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Allyn
and Col. VIII L. visschsr 20 dine With him
this evening He lectures tomorrow night
To L>d2~ reporter wasssrson said today !:
This Corey crusade Of the idle 10 not .
Demonstration for labor. Halt Of these
Of the other half are criminals, pure and
slrnpis- The remaining fourth are merely
lads on lark IL 10 only . question Of
time when some dire tragedy viii come OF
IL. Ihsn, ~ BY torch in the
darkness, the true nature and
mesning Of the whole affair Will be
disclosed 10 the grea. body Of
tie peopie-saken nov sorusshas BY sur
prise-and. public opinion thoroughly
aroused and united, INDIGESTION and timid-
sty will disappear. and the Official who hes
itstes 70 do bis duty Will be lost Mean.
while there u not an honest. hsrd-uork-
ing iaboring man in the land bat Who.
In the inner recesses OF his heart,
looks upon these barlequins A. the
veriest wretches, an end Of whose buries-
que must bring shs true workingman into
discredit. In great democratic republic
Ike ours. where all things are OPEN 20 all
men. such grotesque exhibitions can only
be humiliatins TO these actual sons Of toll
whose children have the same chance Of
sitting in the high places - the children
OF miilsonaires.
There il not wife Who spins nor .
husband Who digs and delves who 10 not
sought 70 Be degraded By these csricatures
OF Gods working army that make farce
o! honest industry and . travessy Of the
homsIy virtues of the ioviy and the poor.
The sooner the strong hand OF the law
10 put forth the better. both for humanity
and for authority. As TO the leaders. they
are the merest swindIers, who richly
deserve TO be hanged for the suffering and
wssts they have already occasioned."
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Maj. Joseph Kirkland Dead.

CHICAGO. April 2S.-Maj. Joseph Kirk.
land died at his home today, from an At
tack of angina pectoris.
Joseph Kirkland was born In Geneva,
n. Y, January J. 1850. received a common
school education, and since 1885 had re-
sided in Illinois. He was successfully
private, lieutenant and captain in tho
Twelfth Illinois volunteer infantry in
1s6i-6s, and major in 1865, and served in
the Army of the Potomac. After the war
he engaged in coal mining in Central Iii
nois ard Indiana, whers he made the
socisl studies that gave their bent to his
writings. He was lawyer by profession,
and also engaged in literary work. He
published "Zury. the Asanest Man in
Spring County,"