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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

4 number Of out.oi.town whealmen
who have entry blanks for the l.TELLi.
oEXcrR Decoration Day road race, aud
expressed a desire to enter, having thus
lar failed to send the blanks in, It has
been determined TO keep the entry list
for the race open until tomorrow even
ing at . O'Clock. 1t will be necessary
at that time 10 hand the blanks over TO
the handicap committee, who will! be
hard.pushed 70 complete their work be-
lore the scheduled time for the star! OF
the race on "Wednesday afternoon,
Decoration Day.
Score cards, giving the lame Of the
riders entered, the weight and gcar Of
their wheels. and the handicaps allotted,
will be printed and placed at all the
local cycle stores aud at the lSrELLL.
GEScER Office, where they cat be OBJ
tanned free OF charge by all who wish TO
witness the start Ct the race at the l%-
T~ELLIGEycgR olico and the finish. p:oba-
bly, about ) o'clock in the afternoon. at
the corner Of Fourteenth and Eof
streets.
Entries Cor the race continued to
come in yesterday, md ii is an assured
fact that there will DO q good field Of
starters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25
TIE nuNco CASE
over n, Martin, Ferry settled In n Pect
liar WRJ.

over ut oinrtin's Ferry settled In n Pecu.
liar Way.
Yesterday afternoon about 8 o'clock
the police authorities oil Martins Forty
telcphonCd to headquarters hero that
Josiah Morgan. the man who was bun.
coed outot $50 there the other day, had
received his money back and decided
not to prosecute. This action, 1t waI
said, was taken al l p. u. Later Mr..
Conll, attorney Tor tho two buncoers
now IN jail here, came oyer with n writ.
ten certificate 10 the same effect.
Tho officers here looked around for
Morgan, but could not lind him. Tho
case Is IN 4 peculiar shape. lie sworo
gu, d warrant hero for the men as iugi.
tiveS from justice, and they were sent
10 jail for a hearing. II Morgan does
not appear against thom this evening,
the hearing will have TO DO postponed
and steps taken 10 compel his attend
ance. II they we're guilty OF felony on
Wednesday. they muit be yet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25
LAToSiA's
Eight Thousand People Saw Lazzaronc
Win tho Derby.

Light iHous1Nu eopic SAN LuELiEOnc
Win tho Derby.
CINCINNATI, May 2i.-The Latonia
sp.ing meeting opened very auspicIoue-
" before a crowd Of 5000 spectators
under d fair sky. the Derby, worth
$500, OF which $685. vent to the win
ner, was taken by Lazzarone in easy
style. There wero originally six horses
entered, but SigUrd and Noah were
scratched, leaving only Jour horses to
face the flaG.
Before the first quarter was passed all
four horses were abreast. Passing tue
stand Pearl Song led the bunch by a
neck, followed by Lazzarone. Entering
the third quarter Lazzarone dar,ed into
the lead. Pearl Song was urged for
ward under whip and spur, but Lazza.
rone without the least exertion kept tho
lead and ga,lnped under the wire two
open lensths ahead OF Pearl Song.
There were several sensations during
the day. For the fret time In the his
tory OF the truck o "wcicher" appeared.
On the slate OF the lroQuois Club book
after tho third race appeared a notice:
IAN bets against this book will be nd
justed tomorrow" Tho bookmaket
aud his staff had fed, no one knows
where. The name OF the bookmaker is
MOI sven known. The book laid ! good
price against Flash, the winner OF the
third race, and had not tho money to
pay its losses, which, however, are very
smnll-not over 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25
THE SPIDERS DOWNFALL.
Beaten on Their Own Grounds by the
SYllt Dui! TOssrss From SmOkctOwH.

Louisville, Chicago and Pittsburgh.
Yesterdays winners, surprised native
aud "iurrincr." It was rot dreamed
Louisville had tho ghos. OF q show with
tho Reds, who had the!r prize beauty,
Parrot, in the box. Tho Pennsylvania
wonder, Menefee, however, proved q
stumbling block. and now half OF Louis
vile, no doubt, Is handling itself with
out gloves in exu5erance OF Joy. Up n:
Cleveland the Pittsburghers aga!u made
n Garrison finish tina: brought forth
walls OF anguish from the blcGchers
there. BY their victory the Pittsburghs
20 into second place and may lead at
the end OF the week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25
MARTINS FERl;Y.
unps und oIishaps in the Thriving City
Acruss the Rivor.

laps una olishnps IN tae AhTislns lily
Across the Rivor.
The valuation in Martins Ferry, &C.
cordiug to the assessors returns is as
follows: First ward, 1894, Sl20,S03;
1893, $685. 7O, decrease, S3e,lG9; Second
ward, 1894, SST.440; 1898, SSG,0i2. in
crease. Sl,417; Third ward, 1894, Sl04,-
j7l 1898, Sl03,9Sl, increase, $500.
The case OF D. T. Duncan against the
BelIaire, Bridgeport & Maritime Ferry
Railway Company for damages mas
been dismissed without prejudice TO
now action, the defendants TO pay costs
up TO and including April 50, and plaiu-
tiff to pay remainder.
4 roll was broken on mill No. Il at
the Etaa-Staudard yesterday. Mills
Nos. S and 8 will 20 on to-day. The
latter has been oil ten weeks. The
eight-inch guide mill also goes on to-
day.
The wife and daughter OF G. c. Car
pointer, the Junction scent OF the
Wheeling * Lake Erie road, arrived
yesterday from Bellevue, Q.
Mrs. Matilda Mcconnell was arrested
yesterday aud fined s. and costs for In
teriering with him while attempting to
arrest Mrs. klineiclter.
Charles Boyle, who is attending the
Mccormick Seminary at Chicago, will
address the Sunday afternoon meeting
OF the Y. ". C. y.
Samuel Huskins compromised his
case against the Cleveland, LoTain Is
Wheeling railroad: accepting 500.
Mr.. aad Mrs. William Cat;ell went TO
Mt. Pleasant yesterday 10 attend the
funeral OF Rev. D. b Updegrat.
Work will be commenced on the grand
stand in the y. y. C.. :. grounds to.
day. 1t will sea. 800 persons.
It is said that abou. fifty girls have
applied for positions on the tin plate
mills in the .E!na-Staudard.
The old Central school building, which
will soon be q thing OF the past, was
photographed yesterday.
Rober. uoughton, Of East Liverpool,
is visiting his brothers, Edward and
Stephen.
Yesterday Ollie B. Ovens was granted
q divorce from William J. Owens.
Sheriff Scot, and Prosecuting Attor-
uey Wcems wore in town yesterday.
Paul Lewis and " s. Myers have pur-
chased Waverly bicycles.
The Climax will leave for Mounds
vilIo tonight about $50.
Mrs. Jacob Arm spent yesterday at
Bellai,e.
o. B. ong, OF suithfeld. is in town. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

Entries for the road race close to.
morrow at 0 p. IN.
Sanger thinks too much fuss is being
made over johnson, and predicts that
he will be beaten by a dozen men before
the season Is over. Sanger will race on
a machine geared to 70, while Tyler will
DO ca.tsded with G GS gear.
The Chicago Tribune recently tele.
graphed its representatives in twenty
cities: what is tho fad in your cIty?h
The replies brought out the fact that
cycling was the greatest. New York,
Cincinnati, Tucson. Spokane, Cheyenne,
Salt Lake City, Washington and Louie.
vile weae all reported Us partial to eye.
ling. Wheeling Is in tho same boat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25
WON IN 4 CANrER,
Dobb!ns With sImms Up fakes tho Brook.
lyn Dcrby-Ihs Other R,r,x

Dobb!ns with simms Up Takes the Brook.
Ign Dcrby-Ihc Other Races.
NEw YoRK, May 94.-For FIVE days
the Gravesend track has been q sen OF
mud aud the three thousand persons
who were there to-day were thoroughly
uncomfortable in the driving rain.
First race, mile Trevciyaa won;
Dutch Skater, second; Dcspot, third.
Time. l:4Gf.
Second race, five i~uslongs-Sir Gala
had won; Daric, second; South Side,
third. Time, 1904.
Third race, Brooklyn Derby, mile and
n quarter-Dobbins, l92 (Simms) ?! to
/, won by five lengths; Assignee, l22
(Taral) Sto 5, second by ten lengths;
Sir Excess, l22 (Lamley) 5 to 8, third.
Time, 2:l4l.
Fourth race, Glover stakes, five fur
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25
LrNsLY'S FIELD DAY.
II the Weaiheris Fair the Exercises Come
OF To-dny.

II the Weaiheris Fair the Exercises Come
on To-day.
On account oil the rain which has put
the State Fair grounds In poor shape
for out-oi-ioor athletic contests |: was
intended yesterday b. those In charge
OF the scheduled field day exercises OF
the a.uden,s OF Llnsly Institute to post
poue the affair vntil next Tuesday alter
noon, but las. night the determination
was arrived ct TO nave the exercises take
place this afternoon as scheduled il the
weather this morning is fair and the
outlook for the afternoon good. The in
dicatious for the day are for fair wealth
er, 90 i. seems tolerably sure that the
field day exercises will come of to-day.
The bail will open up at . p N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

The new bowling alleys al Mozart
Park. on the South Side, will be opened
within q few days. and tho event will
be q OF importance in local bowling
circles. Tho Wheeling Bowling League
players will probably all be on hand to
DO the Inauguration act as usual. !
feature at The new alleys is the intro.
duction OF hard rubber balls and pins,
which means noiseless bowling st
Mozart in the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

LOUISVILLE, May 2+-Louisville shu!
Cincinnati out to-day IN the best played
game Of the scason Meuefcc's pitching,
PETERS fielding, and the batting OF
Denny and Weaver were the features.
Attendance 1900. Score:
Louisville ......-.....o D B 10000 6
C!uc!nnati.-.... ......0 0 0 0 0 o 0 O.
Earned runs. Louisville & Errors, ! aud :.
Hts. 70 end &. Pitchers, Menetee and pa.ro.t
Umpire AcQuaid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

lones-Ridiculo won Kallirhoe second
PhtIomena third. Time, l;02.
Fifth race, mile and q slxtccnth-
Herald won; Bli.zen second; Plckn!cker
third. Time, I;52H.
Sixth race, six ~iurlougI, selling-Ad'
die won; Lord Harry second; Rosa II.
third. Time, l:l7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25
TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE.

by virtue Of q deed Of ttuit made BY Mary O.
Tonlni 10 mo o. trustee. dated Nay 2. 1851 and
recorded 10 tho Ocice Of the CLERK Vi the couhiy
Court Of Ohio county, West vltSihlG. 10 Ds@l Of
TnG BOOK 40. 80, tugcI 900. ] shall oGef ~
public sale 10 tho hlghsS, bidder, GU
WEDNESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF jUSE, 1891.
beginning Ut 10 o'clock a. To-. at tho north dooE
Of the Court House o. inid county. q certain lot
OF parcel OF land IN the CITY Of Wheeling. ohio
COUNTY. West Virginia. thus dSieribed, tO'Wlt;
AL OF the following described rhrt Of lot mum
bcrcd seven ~ In square number twenty eight
(gsl on the plai Of the BIOna Vista addition TO
The c!ty OF Wheeling t0wiu BEGINNING at the
southeast corner Of aid lot, thence west With
Monroe NOW TWELFTH street tWruty.CiEht tsSl
feet, thence In stfaiEbt line parallel with tho
eastern line OF rnlq lot 10 the northern line Of
said lot. thence east With the northern line OF
,aid lot twanIy eight feet 10 the northeastern
corner OF said LOT lni thence with tho eastern
line Of said lot TO the place Of beginning
Icing the same property cOnvUyed 70 Joseph
Tonlni lot whom the aid Mary q. Toniri IL tho
sole heir at law By decd dated January Is lSI.
and now recorded 10 said ollCe.
TEHNs or SALE-One-llRli OF the purchase
money, or rs much moTu as the p~urchler Glocu
10 pay. cash on the day OF sale, the balance IN
LS months from the day Ot sale; the purchaser
iogIro note secured By deed o. irn,t upon tho
prcmlSeG EHIE hEEFE Trustee.
:. o BOYCH. Attorney.
" ~ II,ttTp A.tnttn.naF nVND- IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

A party OF local base bali enthusiasts
arc arranging TO 60 over the Pan.
Handle to Pittsburgh to witness the two
games on Decoration Day between
Pittsburgh and Baltimore. II more than
ten 20 q special rate will be given by
the railway company. Il Is probable
q largo party will take advantage Of this
onpnrtnnity-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

The record made at bowls ut the
Afuseo bow!in. alleys some time ago by
Burnie Mcclure, 230. has at last been
smashed. George Hannah. one OF the
crack bovlers OF the South Side team,
made the remarkable score OF 245,
which ranks with the best anywhere.
Next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

CLrvEIAyD. May 94-Atter KilIen
had been knocked out Of the box in the
FIRST inning, everybody thought Cleve-
land vas u sure winner, but unforsua.
ate errors in the eighth inning lost
them the game. Attendance 5000.
Weather cool and clear. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

CHICAGO, May 2i.-Breitenstein muf-
fled Mi!ler's easy toss OF Anson's hi, in
the first, allowing Ryan and Dahlen to
score wha, proved TO be runs enough
to win the game. Both pitchers did
splendid work. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
ChIcaco~..~~.~~-2-o OOo0.l O.
81. Louis........--.--L0 0 o 0 o. |
Errors, 8 Gpd !. Hits, ! and 5. Pitcher.
Hutchison and Breltensteln- Umpire. swart-
wood.
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Cleveland .....--....- / D o 0 0 o.
Plttsburgh.-.-... 0 0 0 > 20

E!ns. by error. Cleveland ). Pittsburgh g; let;
on basc.. ClcrriGnd 6. Pittsburgh IL; iirs. gu
balls. off Toung 6. Of: Eh7ct /; struck Ur. By
Young !. by Ehrrt j. thPe base hits. chilis; two
base hits. IuTEe!t. Mexican. Smith; sacrifice hits
Ehnt; stolen btSS. BurSett, Ewing. Tebcau,
O'CocnOr. NcAiccr. Smith. double plays, Lyons,
B!erbau1r, MacE 10 Lyons: passed IcIls. OiCoa-
nor. Tine, &-&. CInpinG, Ensl!G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

. y q VIC o u -FWl u ~ II-GU y sFUIU GTII
Ead1IsaosllA zanc. his wife. % ne 81 tTGSee.
dated the l!Ih day Of Nay. 4 4. 1872 recorded
10 the Office oil the ClsTE OF the CouatT Court OF
Ohio County. West Virginia. IN deed OF Iru5t
book No. Is, toitos li2 Eld las. ] <tll sell {. the
north front door OF tho Court Houss IN said
o01lty, on
SATURDAY. THE - DAY or JUNE 1891
commencing 9. 70 a. n, the foiloTlHg described
property, thGI Is 70 sty: certain lot OF PARCEL
o. IE1d lying in Ohio county. v. Va. on tho
OF Wheeling bounded as follows: Commencing
from the n0TIheRs: corner Of said lot az { stalk
on the west side Of q drain In william PoC:er'4
field. Oh TIE cast SIDE OF the Sotioll road. aud
running isfGco north "a decrecS weS- 5 $500
poles 10 6 stake. south 6j4& degrees cas-. 9 A.leO
poles 10 the middle o. the National road ana
With said National road south 2FI degrees els:
S 6S-l0O poles; thence north g. degrees Sl.lo
poles to the place Of beginning. containing 5Sl-
improvements AID appuTteESlceS thereon o: u
any wise belonging. thereto. being the ans
property conveyed 70 The said Soah Zdac by
William So.irT and 8 J. Boyd by deed dAbed tia
SLIT dAv OF October. ISL. and recorded IN the
oClce OF tho said Cnuliv CourI 10 deed book No.
81, pages I'D and So. Thu title 70 said propsr:S
:s believed 70 be good. bat selling as ~trusioeI
viii convey only tho tile vested in ne By said
deed OF rust
TEESs or sAtE-o2e.halt 0. tha purchase
money or ~ much more Is the purchaser
elects 10 bay cash on the day OF sAlo. the halauoe
10 twelve months. c mote bearing Interest !.on
the day Of sale 70 be g!Yep 10: The deferred pay
rlert. The tide to b. retained ult!l payment
has been made IN .un.
". 3. FLIILEE Auct!oneer. Rp30
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

lily virtue Of a deed Of trust made By Charles
H. Wise, August Kmner and Raymund Uan0f.
to me a. trustee. dated August ID, 1872 amt
recorded In the OG4ce Of the Clerk Of the County
Trust Book 10. u. folio 20, ! shan oGcr at pub
lie sale 10 the h.ghesi D!lLk!t on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25
NOTES ON ALTON.
Stage of Water n 3Iovcmcnts of Boats.
Tho River Interests.

Yesterdays pEPAETUREA
Iron Queen. Phillips. Pittsburgh. 5 4. n.
Hudson, Agnow. Cincinnati. 5 a. IN.
II. K Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh, 5 L H..
Conr!r:. Davis. ~PArkerSourg. 1850 l. IN.
X E. Phillips. Ncndei, Na;alao.ls, 1870 q. II.
Liberty, Booth. Darlington, 800 p. n.
BOATS LEAvIST D
Scotia, AgncT. Pittsburgh. l. IL
Ben Hur, Kemp!o. Parkersburg. II p. "a
Liberty, Booth. Darlington. S:$J ,. IL
Courier. Davis, Pittsburgh. 10 y. II.
The stage OF water at the public land
ing was 81 feet and slowly falling last
evening. Weathe. cloudy and warmer.
FEoM uEApwATERs
Morcantown-River ! feet s inches
and falling; weather cloudy aud cool.
Standardization y feet : inches
and falling; weather cloudy and cool.
Oil City-River 9 fee. 8 inches and
falling; weather coo! and raining,
Greensboro-River s feet 9 inches and
stationary; weather. rain with hail.
Warren-R!ver 9 feet and falling;
weather cool and raining.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25

beginning Of 10 o'clock a.. IL. OF tho north doOF
o! the Court House Of said county. a certain 10;
OF parcel OF hnd 10 the city Of Wheeling Ohio
county. West Virginia, thus described. io.w.t:
UcOl on the northeast corner OF Make, sld
Twenty fourth streets In sad city. with the ap.
puFtclanceS thereon. ard belu; the slDe prop
crty conveyed by the said Wise, Kramer aud
Bauer by Samuel J. EllIih:,. by deed dated juno
-. 1872. and recorded IN said oclce.
TEREs or SAt.E;-oac-thIrd OF the purchase
money and nJ much morp u tbs purchaser Eay
elect cAah IN hand. and the naIdGnin TAO cqa.l
irs'Rlluents o., nine and eighteen month"; &c.
spectively, with Interest from the day Of sslo,
siAllnent, secured by deed Of tfus, upoa tho
premises and by q policy Of Insurance 20 an
amount ard IA a COMPANY satiItac!0y 70 fAe
uldenigned
JOHN J. JONES. Tr1Jtea
". p. HUBBARD, Attorney.
" IL uLfrEr LmntIhnner anS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-25
LIMIT FOR ENTRIES
To tho IntellIgoncor Road Race
Extoudod Until Tomorrow.
SOME OF THE OUT-OF-T OHN RIDERS

Have not Yet Sent In Their Blanks.
Many Entries Received Yesterday,
aud n Good Field of Starters AS.
surcd-LInsly Field Day Exercises
To-day-Rcsuits OF the Ball Games
and Races.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-06-07
A TALE OF THE SEA.
The Gallant Captain of the Coast Guard
Was Duty.

The Gallant Captain of the Coast Guard
Was Duty.
1t was midnight on the coast near
he smugglers' cave. and the sky was
nlzy black. with fitful gusts of wind,
,ortentous Of the coming storm.
r. was such night as srugglers
choose to do their deeds, and the coast
guard had been doubled, and the men
instructed to be doubly diligent, for
many rumors had been coming to the
authorities.
Living Just above a small inlet where
boat could land with the greatest
amount of safety, was Capt. Virgins,
who had been boasting to the pretty
girls of the village what captures he
would make that night. lie had his
trusty smooth bore in his hand and lay
thinking of the hero he would be if the
Fates threw in his way some of these
,mugglers, for whom fine reward was
offered
Suddenly the captain heard the
sound of oars and the voices of those i'm
the boat. IL was too dark to see, but
he strained every nerve, and waited.
IT was evident .hat the boatmen knew
AllG tbCAiAAS titHChAAN VIZ bbfhb
turned into the inlet, and in a very
short time the captain heard its keel
scrape on the gravclly beach.
Now was offered the opportunity of
the captains life, and with bound he
was or thc shore and had the pirate
crew 5ecrcd with his open mouthcd
smooth-borc.
Halt" lac yelled, with an almost
frightened screech; Halt or I'll fire. -"
Don't shoot" come back the reply;
well surrender"
"What have you got in that boat?'
demanded the now fearless captain,
coming forward with more or less eau
tion to prevent possible surprise.
Nothing but a leak, answered one
of the narauders, as the captlin
plunged in.o them, 'and we pulled in
here to bail her out and stop il.
Alas. it was too true; the captain had
been deceived: the smugglers were viii
lage fishermen getting an early start:
they had mistaken the captain for a
smuggler and he had scared them nj
most To death; and the following even
ing they told the story, and every girl
in town asked the captain over and
over again what was in the boat-De-
troit Free Press
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-06-07

on the bridge the interest of the pas
sengers will be chiefly centered in the
supply of life preservers.
This industrial depression came,
therefore, not as the result of existing
tariff rates. but from an apprehension
lit seems now to have been well found
ed that these rates were to be so mod
fled as to overthrow and destroy our
protective policy, exposing our domes-
tic manufacturers to a ruinous foreign
competition and inaugurate in this
country an era of free trade with all
its attendant evils.
How east Y you might demonstrate the
beneficial effects of restored confidence.
You have but to abandon the policy
upon which you have entered, recommit
this bill, and permit existing tariff
regulations to remain undisturbed, and
all our industries will quickly revive.
But such an exhibition of wisdom and
patriotism is not to be expected of a
party pledged to tariff REFORM aud
American workmen must tramp and
starve. great industrial plants must go
into disusc and decay, while the demo
cratic party is attempting to secure
revenue from imported goods without
comforting protection upon American
capital and American labor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-06-07
A Famous Paris Iscadie,

Discours, the beadle of the church of
st. Roch. in Paris, died the other day
He was almost famous for his tall stat
ure, imposing air and po-tly figure,
and was at once the tallest of all the
Paris beadles and the senior of them
all. Provost, the beadle of the Made
le:nc, stooi next in stature, and after
him came the beadle of Notre Dame,
an ex-drum major, who was engaged
two years ago by Archbishop Richard.
Discours was a passionate lover of
billiards, and went every evening To
play at the Cafe Regence, where he
used to measure his skill with NJ.
Grevy before the latter was president
of the republic. lie constantly saw
there man taller than himself Mr..
Theodore Tilton. the American poet,
who went to La Regence to play chess,
and was more than match for Grevy.
The post of beadlc in Paris church is
a much cnvied one among the class of
men who compete for it. At N0tre
Dame, the Madeleine and st. Cloti de
the salary is sixty pounds, and thare
are perquisites at grand weddings and
funerals In the smaller churches the
pay is forty pounds. The gorgeous
uniform and silver headed wand are
provided by the vestry. London News.