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A Safe Rule.

When an 1S-year-old girl says her moth
or won't let her accept an invitation to
party, it is certain that the wrong person
has asked her to go.-Atchison Globe
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A Paradox.

Speaking Of minstrel performances,
Dobbs is in the lead"
II always thought he was the end
man. detroit Free Press
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
BiliOusness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

BurrALo, August l5.-rho best race
Of tile day was tho 2:27 pace, in which
Rachael was tho iavorito from her good
showing a week sgo. In tho second
lioat Bumps pressed hOr, but the marc
out.fo,tod him by mock, in tho timo Of
20Sl, two Reconts lower than hor
record anil nearly equal 10 tho record
for iour.yOar.old mares.
There iS a report that the Hamlins
will build race track Ia Fort Erie for
next year Il bOtting privilege, arc not
restored in this state. Summaries:
2:ll class, trotting, purse $1,000
Klamath, i; Aunt Del,Iah, .; Losa
Wilkes, 8; Dandy Jim, 1; David b., o,
Time. 9:o8l, 2:Ioi, 2:lo!.
2:27 class, pacing, purse S?,0)0-
Rachael, /; Bumps, .; Vatican. 81 Katie
Grcenlandcr,.4. lime. 2:ll, 2;0S!, 2ill,
9:lll.
2.25 class, pacing, purse 5000
Theodore shelton. /; George l., 2;
Adam 9, 8; Mckinley, 4. Time, 2;lSi,
2:l7. 2;l2h,
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CHICAGO, Augustl5.-Ths race between
John u. Gentry and Joe Patchen Is
sci Tor thursday, August %, and will DO
the greatest harness event OF the year,
as a bitter rivalry for the side wheel
supremacy OF the country exists between
the owners OF th0as diagonal Flyers,
Gentry beat Patchen two WeskS ago at
FreeporE, and II PatChsn had not thrown
shoe Just before reaching tho three.
quarter poSt, to which point they paced
in ono minute and thirty seconds, a two
minute clip, there 10 no knowing where
the pacing record would stand to-day.
PaLohsn Is an improved horse Iince
that race, as Ia shown by his defeat Of
Robert j., Of Cleveland and Buffalo, The
latter horSo Is, BIZ tho record, the fastest
side.and.side goer Ia the world. On the
other hand, the friends Of Palchsn
claim that he is the fastest and ganest
PAGER in the world, and thAt Gentry is
the only animal that can give him a
race at that gait This claim 10 made
on tho ground that raGChen will 20 a
heat just as well after being defeated as
though he had won.
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Gimn,,. nt.nr Iilh.

CLEVELAND, August l5.-l.ouis GImm,
tho crack long distance bicycle rider OF
this city. who started At noon ySater.
day at the Cleveland driving park to
beat the twehsy.ioar hour record, eHd.
cd his task at l2 o'clock to-day aud
smashed the American record. Glmm
nado 453 miles and LOO yards, and
rode tho last ten nilea IN better than n
$3.50 clip running away from his pace
makers Although he has taken very
little rest, lie seemed as freIh when he
had finished Us when he started. The
American long distance championship
was previously held by w. Is. Twyman,
oil Chicago. with 4 record OF 407 miles
and 81 yards.
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Now. Mnl Won Ilr Good.

Eli PAso. Texas, August l5.-To.day
NJ. 4. Mclean, a prominent sporting
man oil Chicago, who came here lew
days ago to see what arrangements
could DO mado to have the Corbett.Fitz.
simmons hght come oil Ia Juares,
Mexico, In case ii was stopped at Dallas,
Texas, received letter from Joe Hamp.
son, the big railroad contractor Of
Mexico, stating that President Diaz
would under no confederation allow tina
fight to take place on Mexican soil.
Billy Smith, q pugililt Of this city, has
been sent down to the city Of Mexico TO
give boxing contest with Jimmy Car
rool before President Disz's Cabluet 10
show them the sport lie not brutal
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tho longest and most exciting game
ever eeOn In this city, Eiper had tho
game won until tho seventh inning
when he went to pieces and allowed
Boston TO score four runs, Styotls
battOd for Ryan In tho ninth aud hit to
tho fence, putting his club ahead, Bal.
tmore uet IN tho ninth AMI neither
club scored uguln until tho ilfleOnth,
when Keller HIT TO right field for sin.
Clio, took second on Ramona error and
run home on Jennings hard drive down
tho foul limo. Mccarthy was fined $50
for abusing Umpire Hunt Attendance
$500 Score;
AZ baltimore, HHE.
nAllimOTo,,l 3 ll002llOOOOOl IS 4
Boston, ,,,,O 0 2 00AOa00 O-lOlS >
Pitchers EsporaRd CIRrksoni sullivan.
Al Cleveland, Attendance, 1000 H. II. b.
Cleveland ,....O ! y 0l Ia
Cincinnati 80 0 . y / . o U 80
Pitchers, Young Rnd Rhln0E
M hrpOktyu. Attendance 1000 r. u, T..
BEooGlyll,,r",l y o SO Q
Wmhlngono9 0 0 0 0 % .
Pitchers Kennedy and Mullafkey,
"A, Philadelphia. Attendance, G. 100. H. u. 2
phlladulphla.0 90 o ) B-2l 70 5
New ipfS-,,,i . 0 5 y o o . IS
Pitchers, Garsoy Taylor aud OTth and Meckn'
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rnNNsYLyAYIA,s, rnImn
lSeura,au Ia Alluutlc GUY LOT, WhoslIn
Yesterday Afternoon,

LNourAiun tn Atluullc CITY Lntt Nnoelluk
Yesterday Afternoon,
The third Of tho Pennsylvania lines
popular Atlantic City excursions loft
yesterday, in three SOGllonI, the first
leaving at 1890 a. m, the second at l:95
and tho third and largest at 1855 p. IN.
This excursion was not as large as tho
two previously sent out, but tho crowd
Of passengers was as large as tho nlllolais
OF the road expected at this advanced
slage Of tho season, About fifty took
tho lhrOo trains for tho seaahoIe.
Among tho departures werO noted tue
following;
Edward Kelly, Robert Simpson, s. O.
PAUL and wife, Mr.. Albright aud WHO,
j, @. Amick, Q, Schambra, J. q. Meder
aud wife, A. K, Wilson and family,
Walter RinehRrt, Abort Jones and
family, ]. +. Booth, nj Moundsvillot A.
]. She'd. FrOd \. Faris, II. D. Mar
lor, W. l. Montgomery, A, H.
Thompson, ]. I. Smith, II, =.
Irwin, L. A. Juerrans, Miss Ham
mond, W. Il. Dovills, y, II, House, Mira.
McGrogor, OF MoundRvillOi N. Frpnke,
Fred Wingorter, Mr., aud Mrs. Metz
aud family, Ed Doyilla and many others,
including Walter D, Cochran, Of tho
Panhandle freight office, the young
man who finished third in the recent
INTELILdENCRR road race, receiving Nc q
prize the round trip ticket to Atlantic
iNlv
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CmcAeo, August i5.-Fo-dny's game
was one OF the hottest aud most e1cit.
Ing games soHn here this season. The
Pirates battsd Griffith hard In the frat
inning, taking four runs. The Colts tied
thom in the second OH a couple Of hits,
two passes and an error liaWley then
replaced Hewitt in the box, One run
was made oil him in the third on q gift,
a passed ball and single. Pittsburgh
tied the score in the sixth, when Haw-
ley lined out beauty over the right
Held fence. They made ono in each ut
the last four innings on errors, coupled
with timely hits. With the score s to 5
against them, Griffith opeued the Colts
ninth with double. An error aud
four vide ones filed the bases. Then
HaWley made a balk, scoring Griffith
and advancing each runner up base.
I.angs'a out tailed another run. Decker
then hit vicious liner to first. Bsckley
catching it just Oh the ground and fir
ing it to third base In time to execute an
elegant double play. Attendance, 5000.
Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

Last evening on tho Mozart park
bowling alloys tho South Side aud
phnnix bowling teams, OF tho ovOr'tho.
creek lOaguc. who ended tho season tod
for frat position, bowlCd two games to
decide tho championship, aud fhTnix
won both. shRnlCy gots his suit Of
clothes now. The scorGa:
South SIdo-Spcido', 10, l49; Hand.
Ian, lOi, lJ2; Rhcos, 1870, ljS; Wright,
loo, i5i; Campbell, 40, ih3i Blind, i42,
l45; totals, $40, 81,
Phnnlx-Browno. 1850. 1877; Day, 1877,
100; Stevenson, lfS, ll5j Dnhinden,
lij. lij; Durdottc, lGJ, 1905 Blind, l4O,
i5i; totals, 9oS, SI4,
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W. II. NmSoa, who Ia in tho drug
business NJ Kingqvillc, Mo-, has 40 much
confidence In Uhnmborlain'a Collie,
Cholera and Dlarhna llomody that ho
warrants every bottle aud oIlori 10 70.
fund tho money To any customer who IL
not nnllslud RitOr using II. Mr. Nelson
iakoa no risk In doing Lliia because tho
lIUmoly isa certain euro Tor tho dla.
onsos for which II Ia intended and ho
know, IT, II IL for snlo by Clafloq X
Gonlsc, viii W. irwin, john Hnrl,
William u. Williams, y. McnkphelIor,
william II. lIngno, H. Q. Stewart, A, y.
schoOio, ]. Coleman, y. Schnepti Will.
lam MOhk0melar, Wheeling, W. Vnf
Bowie / Co., Btidgopotti u. Il Peabody
2Son, BBn wood.
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FINE TIioLLIlY pAltrrEs
To HO Given by hRpageF Jolly, Of tn
Over. tllo.HlVsr Line,


To HO Given By hauaEsF Jolly, OF the
Over tho.llVsr Lins,
General Manager ], X, jolly, OF the
Bellaire, Bridgeport & Martins Ferry
electric railway. has arranged a sorios Of
"xolley parties" for next week, Tho
frat will be In honor Of the directors Of
tho road, next Tuesday evening, iRnd
others In honor Of the officials Of the
cities on the limo. The special cars will
run over tho entire line. They will be
decorated with red, WAtto aud blue in'
Candsscent lamps, with q star on the
front aud an arch on top Of tho car, q
fac smile OF tho trolley car used for
such outings In Philadelphia, OF which
40 much has been written, Mr., Jolly
proposaS to mako this trolley party
something entirely different from any
yet Aeen here.
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All Sorts OF Local News nnd GoGslp from
tho Glass CitE

tho ulnaA CltB
Everything was quiet and Sunday
like in this city yesterday. The game
OF ball 1t Bridgeport between Dellaire
Knights Of Pythias aud members Of tho
order up there. tho fromen's tourna.
ment aud tho Gihen reunion attracted
about all who Wero not busy at work.
Francis Morgan and Miss Mary Lloyd
were married Wednesday evening by
Rev. William CASTOR, D. D.. pastor Of
the North PreSby terIAn church at Cleve-
land, who is visiting relatives here this
week.
Robert N. Citizen and Miss Mary J.
KEYS wore married at Rock Hill yeSter.
day by Rev. Walter L. Alexander, and
proceeded Immediately to the GifTsn 70.
union on the ST. ClairSville fair grounds.
State School Commissioner o. T. Cor
son was Ia tho city yesterday, and went
out into Monroe county, not after oil
leases. but 10 mingie with school
teachers.
r W. Archer left for Kent. o., to or
ganize local union OF GlhSswofkers
there. He Is now tho executive officer
Of tho national association for TINS DIS
trict.
William Fndlay, who secured bridge
contract from tho county commission.
ora. failed TO give bond and 1t will be
lot over again.
Miss Leah Stewart went to her homo
In Allegheny after q visit with the
family OF Mira NJ. A. Sanders.
Charles ZoeckIeF, Harvey Sanders
and Joe Elliott arc up on tho lakei Tor
a good time.
Hon. !. W. Nichols and family arc
visiting in Illinois aud will DO away a
month.
The Belmont county teachers insti-
tute will convene at Bethesda next Mon.
day,
Jesse W. lIollngsworth and JRmcs
NJ. Reos havo formed law partnership.
Charles Rocder is in California for
his health.
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Khn,n sllnns NErre rhnr

AbouttWenty.fiye palrS, each Of gum
ahoes and boots werO found to-day in
bushes on tho river bank just below the
upper ferry landing, says the Bellaire
Tribune. Tho box Is marked "Vance
Shoe Co., Wheeling" Up to this alter.
noon thOre was no clue to the thief, or
as to how the shoes got where they
were found.
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TLTusYILlE TODAY.
u Oars Win To-day tho Team Goes lat
the glFst plyIAloR,

u Oars Win To-day tho Team Goes Ihlo
the Flsst pIyISIOa,
This afternoon the strong TitusVille
team, now tied with OIL City Tor third
place in the league race, will DO Wheel
ing's opponents aud a tipe game Ia In
prospect, Kane will be in the box for
the local team aud Smith will probably
pitch for the viSitOn Ii Wheeling
wins to'dAys contOat tho team will 20
up into the aFst division. Kaae's arm
has not been in very good shape, but il
IL TO DO hoped no will DO able 70 fool the
PenRsylvanians. The game will start
at the usual hour, $3.50,
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steubonvtlle-Rivsr 2 fect I inches
aud stationary: Weather clear aud
warm.
Gruonsboro-River 0 foct s inches aud
falling. Weather clear aud warm.
Warren-itivor sOvCn.tcnths OF loot
and stationary. Weather cloar aud
warm.
Mogantown--Rlyer Q feet and sta.
tionnrv. Weather clear and warm.
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KNOWLEDGE

Drinrg comfort aud improvement nnd
icnds 10 personal enjoyment when
yigbtly used. The many, who live bet
icr tian Others and enjoy life more, win
lcTg expenditure, by more promptly
"Joniine the worlds best products TO
tI,c nccds Of plysical being, will 9ttc5t
t tEc , value 10 health of tho purc liquid
laxative principles embraced IN tho
remedy Syrup Of EiPs. 49,.
II. excellence IA duo to ils preventing
IN tl,o form most acceptable and pleas
ont ' IN tic taste, tho roTreSllng and truly
bosogcIal properties Of perfect lay
" " olItGtually cleansing the system,
dl,pcIlinr colds, headaches and levers
NJ" nrrinnncptIy curing constipation;
T /, bos given oniSfnction 10 miIlIon', nllI
mai with tht approval Of tho mo4iiif,9Il
nfoles,lon, becaiFc II ncis on inc Nla'
psys, Liver md Bowels without weilE.
snips them and II is perfectly ircc from
svsry objectionable substance. II ,.,,..
O' symp of Fipn {. fot sale by AL drug
glsts In Doc and 81 bottles, but " ~ s, nlnl'
,,f"cl,lrcd by tho California FiR syrup
n" only, Whose name iapTintod Oh G,yGIy
n,rEorc, also the name, syrup Oh piE Xxx
md being wclt informed, ye" WI" "u'
@ p,,g any substitute Il offered
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by ,leOlalyHly defeating them this after
noon, Three pitchers and two calchora
olhoiutea for Uoioron and tho trio were
hit hard, Neither team put up good
fielding game. Tho score;
anklin.,,,,.... ,..,,,,..-9 . 0 aOtG i-2l
CeloToa..,..,, ,,,r..".,o 9 0 0 0 i i 0
uaUesles--Psankllp, ppna saa Duncan; Col,
Ornn, Conrny, Hollis, 0gdon. FltnimmOnS aud
SlcNlcG llisO hits,N franklin "a CcIoron iO
Rrmn, franklin I, CeloronS Umpire. McNlar,
"A
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NNtrI1T U0VITUV 10 No IWtTTVtIT0T
NEw GAsrLr, PA, August l5.--Warron
won Io.daY's game IN tho iirst inning,
WriEhpa pitching and numerous orrors
allowed tho visitors 70 score eleven
runs, ieat that New Castle could not
overcome, although Viokory was
touched mp rather lively at times. Mon
roe relieved Wright and pitched Gle.
giant ball, The score:
New Castle, ...,.,,.,.,.. 40 OOl o o.
WaTron,","",,,.,r-ll o o 0 O0O ELL
Batteries New Castle, Wright, Monroe and
GilTOIi Warren Yickory AMI smith Rlsc hits
New Castle ~, Warren L Errors, New Castle d,
Warren 4 Umpire, Heeic,
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Disease Is ever. but In no form ISis more to be
dreaded than IN that Of tho formidable main.
dies which attack tho kidneys aud bladder
BrghrS di,hn'n dlabctc, and gravel may alike
10 proycntci, II Iaar,IyIy Of tho Kidneys Is rec
tilted IN time with lioHrticr'S stomach lllttcrN
sovereign also lu cases NJ rheumatism, dyspep'
kla constipation, mharla, blllonncs3 aud ner'
pnuHueaa
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EASY 10 take, NHEs ta euro, no rAln,
nothing todrOad, pleasant little pills, Do
Vita Little EARLY RlsDrs. llost lot alex
headache, blllousnnW, sour stomach mud
consultation. blgnn Drug Co, WhOOl =
lac, ". Va, II, II Peabody, lIOuwOod,
oni bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o. 4
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Spectal Di,paieh 70 ne hislfgenccr

7E'VV1T E777FE17E' 10 w '7FTTVV7FT9Tf
DBNSIsoN, o., August l5.-Ths Twins
took tho second game from l'itnsvllo
by good all round playing lINwlSy
pitched good game aud was well sup.
ported, Jordan was batled hard all
through. Score;
Twin Cities, 2 22S2i Ola
Tltusyllle ,..,. .,.....l o o D , 0 o l. q
BallericS-rWin Cities HAWley and BTggsi
cities, 70; Tusylllg, z, Errors, Twin Cities, 9
TlIusyille, 8, Umpire, England,
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whsetIng'a victory yesterday places
the team right in the bAElle. Oil City
and TitusvlllS are only point or two
ahead, and II Ours wins from Titusvila
to-day aud the Twins down Hecker's
men, tho Whooting' will be in third 20.
sition, Tho Twins victory pleased the
local cranks, who invariably like to see
the old Interstate bpya win whom thOy
are not bucking up against GlasScock's
team. Warren won, and has hard lead
for tho other teams to cut down, but II
will bs done, and Wheeling will figure
In the doing.
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New YonK, August l5-Ths state.
ment iI printed here that Pugilist James
]. Corbett and Jessie Taylor, known as
"Vera 6Lanwood," we're married ut
Asbury Park to-day. The wedding is
said 70 have been prIynte.
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Now 500 that your blood Ia purp.
Good health fOlloWS tho uao Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla which Is tho ono great
bIood pHfiAeF.
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BRODIE is ALL RIGHT.
The Wheeling TwIrler Pitched a
Game That was Wonderful,
ONLY THREE HITS CHlLEED UP
By tho Visitors from ollcI'y, aud Ono
Of These was Made In tho Nlnth,
After tho Game should Have BoOn,
ovcr-othsr Iron aud oil League
Games-PH.ssursh Defeats Obi,
enCo-other Nows ofsport

7 The beginning Of
the base bali season
the Wheeling club
WAS after pitchers
but allowed "Jack"
DRrrah tOinvAdO our
borders and capture
young BrOdIe "a
Wheeling product
lie wasn't good
enough iorlhs Twins,
II SCENE, % hO got
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Cleveland has held the lead in the bic
league for several weeks, but this morn
ing leboau'a men have almoat been do.
posed as leaders. The Baltimores made
1t three straight with Boston aud are
only one point behind the Spiders. Gin.
ciunati defeated the leaders and
clinchsd her hold on fourth position. II
the Philliss keep up their winning pace
they should be in the tirst division in a
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nION ann on nNAGUB.
standing of tho Club, aud Features of the
PsHnAnt RRoH,


GAMa To-Day -TltnYlllo at Wheeling; oil
CITY 81 Twin cities; Ce.oron al New Castle, War
Tpn az Franklin.
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u..I,inI,' wiiGf.oIjnS a. oil CIR l. Two.la,o
b. nose, iisoEth. Eeff liolAnd, Brollg slo'
Ifdlhnd Martin Grove. Stolen bi.G,'
h' rtUoos RalH1of 4, lIrodlo Whllghll
li Iu lal.i az qhgllh |, oil Whliohlll z
HIH ghnlih l, WhItsllll !, ttf!ick 1nt
~ .'Ii h WhltBhill :, by Brudls D Tllhe'
Dtlfe kslidy
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IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


To.pAY's GANE-PlI,sburgh at Chicago, Gin.
clnnail a. Cleveland New YORK al BROOKLYN,
Baltimore At Washington. Boston At Phllaiel.
phia. Louisville Al 81 Louis
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lnaKLW Pa, August 10. Tho
t'aDgllnl svSnSd ~ With tho CeloFon'
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wages, and believes that they should
apply to city as well as private en-
ployment, on the ground that it is wiser
to pay fair wages than to depress the
opportunities of the wage-earner for
apparent but deceptive gain. He and
all other men so holding are antago-
nized, be it noted, by men planted upon
the Democratic platform indorsing the
horizontal railroad rate destruction
proposition. The wage-earner who
votes for candidates thus pledged votes
to reduce his wages and declares in
favor of a cut in the reward for labor
without compromising benefits. More
falsehoods have been published and
circulated concerning Mr.. Robin since
the opening of the campaign than
to office. The. campaign lie, when
aimed at such a citizen as ]. A. Robin,
conserves his candidacy and vastly i'm
proves the chances of his election.
1t is submitted that the Republican
party has put up Trustee ticket that is
clean, strong, capable, and has the ele-
ments that guarantee good city govern
ment. Let these men be elected, and,
with the Republicans now in the
board, there will be working majority
that can be held to responsibility, and
that will insure the people good, eco
nomic and progressive city government
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CUBANs ON TOP AGAIN.

The latest dispatches to this writing are
to the effect that the Spanish commander
in Cuba is disheartened, and has re-
ported to his Government that nothing
remains but to make the best terms with
the revolutionists that can be secured.
Still further accounts give color to this
story by details of victories by the rebels,
and the statement that they have 80 adj
vanced their lines that they now hold the
majority Of the territory of the island
and control the whole west end.
We are inclined to believe these &C.
counts, although it is altogether probable
that the next batch of news reports will
tell US of the triumphs of the Government
troops and how nearly the rebellion is at
an end, 80 near, that it is but question
of few days. But there are evidences
that Spain is distressed about Cuba to an
extent not fully realized among the Span
ish people. Spanish finances are in bad
condition and Spanish credit is at low
water mark. The troops sent out to Cuba
have no heart in their work and deser-
tons to the enemy are very common. We
shall not be surprised to hear at an early
day that Spain has authorized negotia-
tons to be opened for the close of the
war. If so, the rebels will be fools II
they demand less than independence,
absolute and unconditional.
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ing labor will be abreast with the first
cause. The man who resolves in support
of the demagogic. shorr-sighted and re-
Progressive proposition of the Railroad
Commission. or who votes for any man
for office standing upon such destruc-
ZIONIST platform as that of the Democratic
City Convention. that approves the pro-
posed ruinous cut, resolves and votes to
reduce his wages, limit his purchasing
capacity, narrow his comforts, and strike
down the high fair wage system Of Cali
fornia, which is the chief reason that
makes the State desirable for men who
labor for regular stipend. That the
Federated Trades Council pretends not
to know this only proves how often men
are blind to their own best interests.