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The Globe-republican., 1894-08-31
Water Needles.

So penetrating is water at high pres
sure that only special qualities of cast
iron will be tight against it. In the
early days of the hydraulic jack it wa.
no uncommon thing to see water issu
ing like fine needles through the metal,
and the water needles would penetrate
the unwary figure just as readily as .
steel oue.-Power
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-31
POLITICAL DRIFT.

There is no democratic party. It
Is the sugar trust-Toledo Blade.
The cuckoo is no longer the IA
vorite bird of the administration. The
crow has taken its place.-N. Y. Trib-
une.
u The tariff bill has been passed
by the democratic house. The demo-
cratic house will be passed next No
vember.-N. Y. Recorder.
ga reduction in the size of post
age stamps is the only retrenchment
so far accomplished by the democrats
which doesn't rob union veterans Of
their pensions-Kansas City Journal
~Instead of resorting to popguns
the democrats in the house should
have provided themselves with boom
erangs. President Cleveland could have
told them how to make them.-Cleve-
land Leader.
Protection, when . trust needs
protection. as on sugar, and free trade
when big syndicate needs that, as on
coal. Is the democratic plan. It is a
little hard on democratic principle and
platform; but It suits the trust exactly.
-Philadelphia Press
a The fact that S225. 000, 900 less
value In crude materials was inn
ported during the fiscal year which
ended June 80. 1894. than during tho
previous year, indicates that the for
eigners are holding them back for tho
tariff 20 - to send them -
Anfeh~A no<>1a ~m6 hh~< A. A->A>>.
producer dare not purchase because he
fears revenue tariff competition-In-
disnapolis Journal
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-31

Traveler-Yes, was captured BY the
savages, and sentenced to marry .
squaw.
Hostess-Horrible!
Traveler-Yes; but they had some
mercy. They did not insist on fash
'onable wedding.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-31

''Oh. my son. my son. my son. And
that scene is going to be repeated.
1t is going to be repeated ten thous-
and times These broken family cir.
cles have got to come together These
extinguished household lights have got
TO be rekindled. There will be a stir
in the family lot in the cemetery. and
there will be a rush of life at the COM
mand: Young man. l say unto thee,
arise As the child shakes of the
dust of the tomb and comes forth fresh
and fair and beautiful. and you throw
your arms around it and press it to
your heart. angel to angel will repeat
the story of Main: He delivered him
to his mother" Did you notice that
passage in the text as l read it? ssHe
delivered him to his mother" o, 70
troubled souls! o. We who have lived
to see every prospect blasted, peeled,
scattered. consumed: wait a littla.
The seed time of tears will become thu
wheat harvest. In a cline cut of no
wintry blast. under sky palled BY no
hurtling tempest. and amidst redeemed
ones that weep not, that part not, that
die not. friend will come to friend and
kindred will join kindred, and the
long procession that marches the ave-
nues Of gold will lift up their palms q
again and again it is announced that
the same one who came to the relief of
this woman of the text came to the relief
OF many maternal heart, and repeated
the wonders of resurrection and s.de-
ivered him to his MOTHER Oh. that
will be the harvest of the world. That
will be the coronation of prices. That
viii be the Sabbath of eternity.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-31

E@ The duties and principles Of the
republican party are not changed.
Loyal to protection a. the compass to
the polar star, the republican party
VIII never rest until genuine protec-
ton ID restored to every American in
dustzy and tho American standard of
wages restored to the American level
The Industrial Independence Of the
United States has received Q blow
REASONABLE. but also transitory. Re
publican principles are immutable.-N.
Z. Pfeaa
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Why He Thought So.

Williamson-That'st the smartest dog
in this town.
Henderson-What makes you think
50?
'The other day, when q policeman
was shooting at him. the dog stopped
unnin9.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-31

u It u the wofkin3man who pays,
In reduced wages, the cost Of demo-
cratic tariff reform - Minneapolis
Tfibune.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-31

Wiley-Did that last bottle do Parke.
good?
Graham-Yes; it cured him Of the
patent medicine habit-Puck.
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JolrXNY nuL1.I4 NAN
Ana says SrltoTul ThngS About Admiral
ltVnhnm's Course,

Ucnhnm's Course.
LoSDoS, Fob. 93..-rhc story Cablcd to
tho p'csa hero by 4 news agency saying
that tho commander OF tho British
aqnadron Mt Rio Dc Janciro has refused
to protect British merchant vessels in
obtaining water Is generally dlscrCdted,
but has aroused considerable feeling on
the subject. Tho Daily Telegraph, as
already cablGd, urges the public to DO
cautious in accepting tho story aud
adds: Admiral Dcnham has decided TO
support tho right OF American vessels
to enter tho port in spite OF tho
blockade and Is determined to meet
force with forcn II nccdiuI. This Is all
very well from n spread eagle stand.
point but blockade 10 q blockade, and
imposes hazardous difficulties. Mover.
thclcss, We commend Admiral BcnhNm
for his obvious desire to limit tho suffer.
ings Of trndo.
Tho Globe this evening referring 10
the same subject remarks: III tho uews
is true It is the duty OF England TO do
mand mn immediate apology for Admi-
raj lIcnham's extraordinary conduct.
His action in giving protection to tho
Na4myth was unwarrantcd Interference
Admiral Benham, no doubt, is at por-
feet liberty to bully tho Brazilians as he
pleNses, or rs his Supporters permit, but
whom 1t comes 10 offering m injurious
insult to tho British navy, it is quite n
different matter. His whole action In
regard TO tho blockade would be do.
scribod Us 'blustor' in this couutry."
Tho 81. James Gazette says that It Is in
tonsOly irritating to be informed that q
british ship had to seek tho protection
ton OF Americans, adding: "SuroIy
Lord Roscbe:Y does not acQuiescc in tho
sO-called Monroe doctrine, that tho solo
right to Interfere belongs to the United
States. We hope that tho action will
not DO allowed to pass without protest"
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BOUkDIN'S EDDY,
The Police Prevent An Anarchist Demon.
stration ut tho Funeral.

The Police Prevent An Anarchist Demon-
stratiou ut tho Funeral.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-The undertaker's
the remains OF Bourdin, the anarchist,
establishment, Chapel street, where are
who was fatally injured on February Is,
was surrounded with crowds OF excited
spectators, including many anarchists,
from tho earliest morning hours. This
was the day fixed for the funeral OF
Bourdin, and many people anticipated
Il riotous demonstration. Tho auihori-
ties, however, had determined that
there should be no rioting il the police
could prevent it, and therefore there
was strong force OF police and detcc.
tives stationed in and about Chapel
street, and when the anarchists at
tempted 10 remove the body to one OF
their meeting places in Fitzroy Square,
where they intended that their leaders
should deliver orations over tho re.
mains. the police intertcrcd and forbade
the carrying out OF this programme. In
addition the police inter;crcd and or
dered the body to DO conveyed to Finch
. iOy sSAotSiy ny uuJIHSi LOutGs
The hearse was followed by one coach
and started through the dcnae crowds
surrounded by mounted police. The
superintendent OF police refused to al-
low any vehicles, other than the single
coach mentioned, to follow the hearse
on its way to tho cemetery. and the po-
lice also refused to allow any procession
to follow the remains. This. however,
did not prevent q largo number OF peo-
plo from following the body OF the an
archlsts on its way TO its last resting
place, but they were compelled 10 take
different routes to the cemetery or else
follow very far behind the hearse.
Previous to the departure OF tho
hearse n crowd OF anarchists displayed
q red flag and became in other ways far
too demonstrative. This caused the po-
: lice to make charge in the direction
OF tho red flag, aud after short suiIla
the banner OF anarchy was captured
and carried away 10 the nearest police
station. Shortly after this another red
flag was thrown to tho breeze and was
quickly captured.
While thu police were capturing the
anarchist flags the hcurse containing
tho remains OF Dourdin started Tor the
cemetery. Inside tho undertaker's cq-
Enlistment only the dead mans
brother, sister-in-law and few other
persons were admitted, and tho detec.
tivcs who mingled by hundreds among
the persons assembled in the neighbor-
hood had strict orders to watch persons
who might be supposed likely to be car.
rying bombs. But the anarchists pres.
emit laughed at these precautions upon
the part OF the authorities and ire.
qucntly asserted in substance that they
were not "d-n fools enough to blow
themselves out OF England, the only
country whore an anarchist can live in
peace.".
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SAN Francisco, GALA, Feb, 23.-Tho
steamship Oceanic, from Yokohomn,
has brought Ndyicos CONCERNING tho
burial Of tho late Osani Kosho, ex.chiei
abbot Of tho Hong Wan Temple at Kyo-
10. Elaborate preparations had been
made for thcccrcmony at great expense,
and ten thousand people composed tho
funeral corteGc, which was reviewed by
ono hundred aud fifty thousand moro.
Among those present wcro members OF
tho imperial family, peers, representa-.
tives OF various Buddhist temples aud
leading officials OF the locality.
The procession consisted Of about two
thousand one hundred priests with
nearly three hundred uco!ytCs and one.
thousand attendants. BGsidcs these
there were lay mourners, 80 that there
werc over ton thousand persons in tho
cortege. Outside OF the gates OF tho
great tomple at kyoto on the morning
OF tho funeral the confusion was great.
From distant points Of the empire vota-
ries OF both sexes had come in thou
sands over night and at 8 o'clock in the
morning the road that the procession
was to take was thronged with these
people.
at 6 o'clock the police we're sent to
clear the way for the procession, but
they wero powerless to keep the Gnor-
nous crowds in order. Many OF tho
people had come out ut midnight, and
remained waiting until noon. All that
time they had been standing without
eating or drinking. Lunchcons were
distributed after tho service. There
were 1000 first class, 10000 second
class and 10000 third class provided
for, and jinrikisha men were given 80
sons each.
On account OF the great crowds thrco
cirders Of n temporary bridge ut Colo
fell, and over twenty persons were
thrown into the river, but no one was
seriousl y injured. On the bridge ut tho
crossing OF Mariogawa tho crush was SO
terrific that many persons, in order to
escape death, leaped into tho shoal and
broke their legs. The remains OF tho
dead priest were carried TO tho crcma-
tory in a golden hearse and incinera.ed.
The cost OF tho funeral was about $780,
600. This was nearly all paid by sub
scriptions.
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1nAr HARDY ENDORSEMENT.

c..., ,,.,, -
|"""' Wv" y" 'n w, Il ,holl'h-
",V"'s- ''e'''"''"'' va" '"'o So'h'"S
~, =" ,T ~ ,,.,..,,..
'V,"' '''"M :" NC ''''''V'''H'
Drift wohlu appear from the OBJ
scrvAtions Of como Of tho Democratic
pNpcrs in this section oi tho at,,o TINT
the Nfoorelipll Wilson cnIntsNn,nnt
meeting. held some limo ngo oxrrnss"i
tho sentiments of "thn pconlHH ni ,hr
whole eastorn Pan.lIandio
INN informed bv urominor, Domo.
crat who was proscnt TINT IN" cow"ty
round about Moorciiold wo, thoro,"hiy
drummcd for three Nucccssivc wonCs IN
tho interrs,s of Tho mcctinc onJ hat
tho result was nm attondnprr NJ m"t
moro than 100 pnrsons mnnv NJ wbom
came yerv reluctantly and woro wonI.
inc in tho old ,imo Hardy coun,v an.
thuslnsm. Whom Il Ia rcm,mboroi hat
Hardy county has not sInylc mia NJ
ruiIroad, nor single miun or inrtorv nj
INV notC, and thnt Ito monde oro ojr.
Gated nv tho baltimore SIN il 10 MT
hard to account for tho stnn;1 nc,;on of
portion of her pconlo. Thov coro mt
for tho loss and SUFFERING ihnw have
helped to bring about, THAR oncr"irs
aro neyer exertod cxccnt whom tIoy
wage a war up on Industry. md Thrill
They have rnmnipnd mari msror sinco
tho war" and hnvo ncrmittod mo nron.
ertv. beuucathrd 10 thnm nnJ mbich
was ncouired bv slovcs lohnr m noss o,t
of their possossion. nnd Lnvir" rn,biny
TO do. like tho dog in Tho manor thn8
spend their time rrsolutinr, nrnins, rrnS.
perity md progress Inv foohl, and
sicl;lv enlargement of ibn rnnso If tho
man who. aidod bv his foiIows has
brought upon this nation mora sulIer;nr
and distress than did four ycnrs oi civil
war. This ondorscmcnt NJ Mr. WiIson's
tariTbill was proposed and oncr,tcJ nv
the administration wing NJ lin ,orIv
which consists of those wh, or whosc
relations and fripnds hnyo thar mortIq
glued fast to Uncle SANS rryonun toot.
There aro Democrats in IIardy conntv
who did not endorse the mOctiny
Some wore prcscnt who dii no, how
to Baal. and who have suIrnrod onourh
and road enough TO convincc them flint
they have bcGn mispuidcJ TLnro arc
Democratic there who know that Mr.
Wilson Ia now doing what bo fniIod to
do from ISGI IN ISGi They l.nnw that
he il for Old England and AGAINST tho
IJniied Stotns Thoy Enow that hi,
policy will tear down in America and
bnilI nm in EuIonn that il viii rNdmrn
our pcopIe to want and rcncw nrosnnr.
ity beyond the seas: TINT II will ro.
move from tho homes of our Iohorcrs
the cnrncts md tho 1innoa. hat az; IL viii
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FOR. SALE And RENT,


Echo Point residence, six roomS
Lot lUJxiSj, With slabe, natural gas and good
water. NJ SLOgO
Old Fur Ground property: Four.roomcd
house At Sl.j2j Twelve roOlned house rcuty
for 5000 year. Price $500 All c0nven!ences
North Main street residence, southeast corner
of Eighth and Main. Terms easy. Price very
cheap.
Virginia street property: No. l6, price $500
No. IS Virginia price $500 No. lis Virginia,
price i.I0J
McCoIloch street property: House of five
roDns NJ el.GJJ No. lGlS, store room building,
price S!2O.
south Huron street property: No. Is, cottage,
lot aOxl20. No. lis, six rooms. price sl,gO9.
North York street property: No. Il, eight
rooms. all convenience; on cay tCrma
Penn street property: Lot 22xl9O. cottage,
slice.
No. Is North Huron street seven rooms, bath,
attic both case. Kent SIS.
No. Il North York street. eight rooms both
gases. Stable. Rent SIS.
New house on Wabash and Indiana streets.
six rooms. bath, Rttic, laundry, both gGscs. or
Will rent to two families.
No ~ Market street. six rooms, attic, hall,
rent S2J.
Six roomcdhOuso on Elm street. Will rent 10
two fam!lleA Kent SI7.
No. 2ll7 MINI street. three rooms and four
rooIls. also store room, rent Sll, Sl2 and SIS.
No. 2lOl Main street. five ROOMS. attic, OH Soc
ond i!Onr SIT.
No, Is Virginia street. five rooms, rent SIT.
pnrk View, slH.roomed house, lot li)x3OO, good
water. Rent :lS
.2lj I;nG street, e.cvcn roolns, also lyc.roomed
house - rear
so. y south Huron street, three rooms I'D.
stairs = 90 90. Four rooms down ut ST.
-Four rooms and attic, upstairs, rent sll,
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TAKEN TO PRISON,
Tho Convicted Hooters Sent to Serve Their

The Convicted Rioters Sent to Serve Their
Scntcnccs-hn Affecting Scene.
PIrTsBURGm, Feb. 23.-Tho fifty-ono
coal miners convicted OF riotlng at Mans
field and Bunota wero taken 10 the pen
itentiary and wOrkhouse to-day to serve
out their sentences. OF the fiity-one,
five were taken to tho penitentiary and
the others to the workhouse. The pris-
oners woro the stolid, Indifferent look
they exhibited all through the trials.
The scenes in and around the jail wero
somewhat affecting. Tho waiting room,
the outside entrance, and the street in
front OF tho Jail were crowded with the
friends and families OF the prisoners.
Many were crying, and as tho doors OF
the Jail opened and the long line OF
prisonera started out the crowd surgGd
forward, and many in it attempted to
reach their friends. Women with
babies In their arms pushed through
tho crowd, but the line was kept intact
aud the deputies permitted no one to
come near any OF the prisoners. LII.
mentations in Polish, Hungarian,
French and Italian were loud and ire
quent. Tears fell fast and copiously,
and yet with it all there was no at.
tempt made to Interfere with the depu.
ties or prevent them from during their
Qrty
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LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch to tho
Telegraph from Rome says: J. G. Hey
wood, one OF the best known American
residents OF Rome, has presented to the
pope valuable manuscripts, giving the
complete correspondence OF tho popes
with tho king and queen OF Spain con-
corning the voyage OF Columbus.
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rIIRUsTEES SALE.

L.
BY virtue Of three deeds oftrust mnde byWIliNm
Hamilton and Lotto Hamilton. his vile 10 igo
us trustee the FIRST dated April H. 1855, recorded
In the Office Of the Clerk OF The COualy Cuurt o
Ohio county, West NirCInia. in Deed Of Trust
Book No. 81, pH2e J, the second dated Julr G.
lSss. recorded IN said CLERKS office in Deed oi
Trust Rock No. y, page ID. the third dated
Angus; 81, lsJ. recorded IN said clerk Dlrt In
Decd vi Trust Book No. ~, page ., | will sell n:
the EG:tE ison. door OF the COuc; House Of Ohio
County on
SATURDAY, THE 2irH DAY OF MARCH 1891
commencing at 10 o'clock n ~, the fol!owlu.
described property. that "a TO say: Part OF Iois
numbered three Ind sixteen In Kline and sri.
fci's GrnndvIcw subdivision in the First ,rn,I
OF Tho city OF Wheeling. ohio County, West VII
gina that IS 10 say: So much o! the lot No 4 in
said subdivision ns lies within the fnlln,yinT
west corner Of said lot. running thence north.
warilr with the west line thereof ). Zee, more
or less TO the SOuthGTly line Of the road ne nov
used thence With the s0uthCrly and westerly
lines Of the road Hs now used to where the sam.
inieTscctS with the south line OF said lot thcnrr
with the said south line westerly to the place Of
beginning.
Also 50 much OF lot 40 IL In said sub.dEyi,Ion
rs lies south OF 4 liTe running parallel win lie
sou,h lgr OF said LOT, which II crtcnrlai IN n
straight line will iEicr.ect The west linz Of ali
LOT No. . wEGro the soutnC;ly linu OF the roGd n,
now used lutcrscgts said west line.
Tie title TO said properly Is believed 70 be nor.
feet, but selling n triiSscr ! %iti COuycT Galy
the title ycs.ed In me By said deeds Of trust
TEENS Of EALE:-nnC-ihIri ani rs much more
AZ tho purchaser elects 10 p.y IN cash on tho
day OF sale the balance In two cQTnl Install.
Ircnt4 ~ one and two Tr0rs, notes bearing Inter.
est from the day Of sale to he given for the de-
ic?'ga iaymenis. ;Ec tl;le 20 be retained until
payment has been made In fGil.
". J. w, COWDES, Trustee,
". II. iiALLEI AnctIonCer ieIg
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VANCOUVER, B. c., Feb. ga. N.
Beattic, the Hawaiian consul appointed
by President Dole, has at last received
his exequotor. IN loIter accompany
ing it the statement is uado that the
reason it WIS held back SO long was be-
cause the department had been await
ing the settlement OF affairs in Hawaii.
This apparently shows that Lord Rose.
berry has concluded to look upon tho
provisional government us a fixture.
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GEHTLEMEH:-I never sold q medicine
that gives such universal satisfaction to
my customers as Krause's Headache
Capsules. can speak also from expe.
riencc, ms they have nearly cured me OF
frequent attacks OF sicl, headache. I
could get you many testimonials in this
vicinity from those who have used them.
Yours truly, c. l.. CoTrlHG.
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Sold by Alex. 4. Young, John klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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THE COI:NNhh OUTRAGE.
Senator Co$=rs!ic!l VIII Keep an Eye on
tho IuvestIyatiOu

tho Investigation,
ALBANY, y. Y, Feb. 2S.- Senator
Henry J. Co-geshell, OF Utica, said this
morning before leaving the city: az
notice that there has been statement
made that there lis disposition among
the people OF Ithaca aud the college au-
thorities to suppress the investigation
iuto the criminal outrage pcrpetrated
by Cornell students, and that the pres.
identofthc college declares that students
had nothing whatever to do with it. l
shall watch the matter closely and ii
such n disposition continues and no
convictions are made, l will Introduce Il
resolution in tho legislature for invesli-
cation on wide scope with power to
engage expert detectives and counsel.
1t Is time these outrages, termed "fun"
cease, and in any event, shall try 10
mend the penal code by providing Il
heavy penalty for any kind of hazing."
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Must Refund tho Money,

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 23.-Judge sare,
oil the United States court, to-day made
m ordcrin ,hecOaeo Of the Dayton Natural
Gas Company, Of which Senator Calvin
S. Brice is president, that the receiver
refund to consumers all money paid by
them in excess OF ten cents per thous.
and feet. The receiver has been hold
ing that sum awaiting the order OF tho
rONrt
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Valuable vegetable remedies are used
in the preparation OF Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla in such q peculiar manner as to
retain the full medicinal value Of every
ingredient. Thus Hoods Sarsaparl!la
combines economy and strength and is
the only remedy OF which 100 Doses
Ono Dollar" is true. Be sure to get
Hoods.
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MANSFIELD, O., Feb. 23.-At Shelby,
ten miles north OF this place, Mt 10
o'clock last night buggy containing
Walter Blackman, aged nineteen, and
Miss Min,H Rogers, aged twenty.one,
was struck by west bound Baltimore
& Ohio passenger train aud both were
instantly killed.
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JACKSON, TEHX., Feb. 23.-The four
New York witnesses in the late trial OF
DR.. Howard, who pleaded guilty to tho
charge oil perjury were each fined 500
and sentenced to three years imprison-
ment in the Columbus, O., penitcntiary
by Judge Hammond to-day.