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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01
ONE OR TIE OTTER.

The ST. Lonis Republic thinks
there is no middle ground for
boiling democrats to occupy.
1t says; 1.-THE boiling. Demo
Gratis who oppose the third
party movement and declare
that they will vote for McKin
ley are the only consistent
boilers.
"The object Of the boilers is
to defeat the Democratic ticket
Manifestly, the most effective
way to vote against Bryan is to
vote for his chief opponent.
The Democratic votes cast for a
third ticket will reduce the
Democratic vote, but will add
nothing to the Republican vote
"The men who are urging he
nomination of a boiling ticket
want to defeat the Democrats
in tie name of Democracy
They want to MAINTAIN a spe.
eious appearance of belonging
to the party while co operating
with its enemies.
"There is Inconsistency in the
third ticket movement. The use
of the Democratic name is 6
confidence game. 1t propose,
TO whip the devil around tbs
stump and to steal the livery
of Democracy to serve Republi
canism.r
In other words, a man is
either democrat or he isn't
IF he is. he will submit to the
decision of the majority. If he
will not do that let him DROP
the name The rule of the
majority is tie touch-stone tc
try democracy.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01

The popnlists of this con
gressional district very kindly
propose to help the democrats
elect a congressman, provided
they, the populists, are allowed
to pick out the candidate. Was
sub generosity ever heard Of
before4 The probability is the
democrats Will pick their own
candidate and elect him, with.
out making any. entangliDg al
liances.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01
Tho Judicial Dictionary.

The Century, Standard, International
and Encyclopedia dictionaries are stead
lily falling behind the courts. One re-
cent decision establishes that when a
man is hanged by a mob it is an ''acci.
dent" A child whose parents are liv-
ing has also been declared by an emf
nent judge to be an Orphan" and
when life insurance was taken by man
while unmarried it was judicially de-
clared to haze been effected by hus-
band" In addition to these an unmar-
ried woman has been declared by our
highest court to be ''single man. -
Exchange
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01

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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01

Buzzard's Bay, Mass, Aug.
29.-President Cleveland, ac-
companied by Private Secreta
ry Thurbrr and Attorney Gen
eral Harmon, left here for New
York at f2:45 this afternoon t.
attend the reception of Ii Hung
Chang. The party is on board
the steam yacht Sapphire.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01

Professor in English Ito
young MANI: How would you
.puuctuate the following: "The
beautiful girl, for such she was,
was passing down the street?'
Student: Il think, professor, /
would make a dash after the
beautiful girl. Woonsocket
Reporter.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01
Ii HUNG CHANG ARRIVES

New York, Aug. New
York witnessed one of the great
est demonstrations of this cen
fury when the feet of the Unit
ed States navy was drawn up
in the harbor and the wharfs
were crowded to witness the
arrival of Lii Hung Chang, en-
voy of the emperor of China,
who is touring the world. and
after visit to the countries of
Europe, will pass across the
continent on the return home.
Upon arrival at Quarantine,
the distinguished visitor, who
is to be the guest Of the Nation,
was met by General Ruger, rep
fesenting President Cleveland,
and on behalf of the executive
of this republican government
was welcomed TO the United
States.
The flagship New York fired
a salute as the St. Louis, upon
which the envoy was a pas.
sengerr steamed up the barber,
and fireworks added to the
spiendor OF the occasion. Dur
ing his stay in the city the en-
voy will hare apartments at
the Waldorf.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01
FUGITIVE MAJ. BURKE.
Negotiations Pending Looking
to His Return to New
Orleans.

New Orleans, La, August
2o.-Nine years ago Mai. E.
A Burke, thea Treasurer of
Louisiana, skipped, with $780,
900 of the States money I'M
accounted for. He had come
into national prominence as
manager of the Cotton States
Exposition, and the news of
his fall was a shock TO thous-
ands who knew and loved him,
foT his popularity was great,
He headed for the haven
chosen by the famous Memphis
forger, A. K. Ward, Hondu-
ras, and has been there ever
since. Recently he has been
making money there, and now
lit is believed that he wants to
come home, as his health is
very bad. At any rate, the ar
rival in New Orleans of Mrs.
Sue L. Burke, the wife of the
former Treasurer and boss
politician .. of the State, would
Presage such a desire on his
part.
Mrs. Burke reached the
city on the Royal Mail Line
'teamship Breakwater. She
left Maj. Burke at Puerto Cor
tez. He came aboard the
ship with her and saw her
comfortably fixed. The officers
and crew of the ship say that
the parting between the man
without a country and his wife
was very afectionate. Both
OF them wept bitterly as the
ship steamed out Of the hafbor.
'lrs. Burke was given every
attention on the way over, and
stood the trip we'll. she was,
Turing her residence in New
orleans, beautiful woman,
but eXtirpation, which was
dictated by love for her hus-
band, has told on her heavily,
and her face and form bear
the imprint of time and sor-
row.
In a general way it is I'M
derstood that Mrs. Burke will
seek to SO arrange matters as
to make it possible for her hus-
band to come back to the city,
and it is thought that she has
son'e instructions from Mai.
Burke as to what she will do
concerning arrangements for
the bond he will have to give.
etc. Ii is intimated that Mai.
Burke is in need of surgical
treatment, and to get it here
he will be willing to face any
thing that may be in store for
him in this State. He has
done, a7eif ksE5,s,4;aIity zf,,ss !
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01

TEXAS SANDWICH; A man
who dresses in style and lives
in luxury while owing men who
need and want their money, is
not as good as the common
thief, and be it said to the
shame of this age, there are
many such creatures mingling
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01

THE arguments used by the
populists in Arkansas are ex
tremely forcible. They con
vince their opponents by means
of fists aud hobnailed boots
Such arguments are unanswer
able, at least congressman
Dinsmore found them so.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01

The riots in Constantinople
are reported suppressed, but
there was..enough in them, while
they lasted, to make the sultan
feel like he was sitting on a
two legged stool instead of rest
ing easily on his comfort
able throne.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01
Mr.. Peppers sureests.

Glow the wind howls tonightI' saiG
the melancholy boarder.
''I shouldn't wonder If 1t had the
toothache," suggested Mr.. Asbury Pep
pers.
"ToothacheP"
eyes. Have you never heard Of the
teeth Of the galeF'--Cincinnati En-.
auirer.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01

Yesterday, THE EnRAID sug-
geted; that a favor from the
weather clerk, in the shape of
aqueous precipitation, was de-
sirabIe and rould be fully ap-
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01

and feels that if his life is to be
prolonged he must have the
necessary surgical and medical
treatment from which it would
seem that Maj. Burke may
soon be expected back.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01
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and 18th. sire cts, for $1,000, U. s
currency:
Also 600 acres of land, at 1000
U. S. currency. JOIN ". HoYT.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-01
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Worlds Fair Highest AWARD
SPECIAL SALE.

200 dozen ladies' colored border
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per dozen worth $500.
BLoOMBERs &RAE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

WOOSSOCRET. n. l.. May 2a.-Thc
Call says cdItorially to-day:
"Tha story Of ,hc great destruction
by tho cyclone In ST. Louis and East
ST Louis. a. printed In the Call last
evening. was the best BIZ Of quick and
accurate newspaper telegraph work
ever done In ans country. Tho Assn-
cintod Press. which serves only the
can In mis- elty. won new lnurcl8 for
the why In which It handled the re-
port ~ tho appalling catastrophe, It
WINS n report thnt gave our readers n
correct impression Of the scenes in the
track Of the cyclone.
We arc proud Of our connection with
the Associated Press and assure our
readers TINT In the future this splendid
service viii serve them M satisfactory,
MS lntclligentIy as 1t has done In the
mast "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
aoIT1Na PRonIgITIoNlsrs.


PITTSBURGH, Pa, May @9.-About
seventy-hve members, including the
leaders OF the new National party. or
CanIzed last night by the boilers from
the Prohibition convention, met AZ the
Central hotel to-day and arranged Tor
G vigorous campaign Nearly $1,000 was
subscribed TO meet the expenses. Mrs
Eelen Cougar, Mrs. Richards, OF ONO
and L. b. Logan, OF Ohio, who acted as
chairman, candidate Bentley, eN-GoS-
eruar st. John aud others, made al
dresses.
Mr. bentley asserted that he would
get 100 600 votes from the Prohibition
lists and that many western silver men
would flock 10 the newp arty. He feared
that the Australian system OF voting in
several OF the states might result IN
keeping the new ticket from the ballot.
The executive committee OF the new
party Is in session this afternoon. Just
what VIII become Of the Prohibition
party Is a matter which politicians are
now discussing. The bitterness Of the
feeling among the cold water advocates
as q result Of the bolt, of the broad
Caugers last night, is manifested on
every side Some OF the narrow Cau-
gers claim TO entertain the hope that
the boilers Will set come back 10 tue
parent organization. but others are Just
as certain that the two elements will
never again be brought together. Ho-
mer L. Castle. chairman of the Prohi-
bitlon local committee said that so far
as the east IL concerned, the Prohlbi-
ton party win not be In any way AZ
fected By the bolt With the west,
matters are different. and some OF the
leaders, he said, were blue over the
situation. He made the predictlon,how-
ever. that IS per cent OF the boilers
would he back In the fold within two
wceSks Such people as John p. St.
John. Mrs. Cougar and X. $. ThOmp-
son. he said, are Populists, with Prahl-
billion tendencies. 81 presume they
will 90 to the Populists party or TO the
free silver party which is 10 be formed
July %, in ST. Louis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
OVER IN MARTINS FERRY,
The Decoration nay Exercise. will Take
Place In the Afternoon.

The Decoration nay IdNorcIsca will Take
Place la the Afternoon.
II the weather is unfavorablc today
the Decoration Day exercises ut Mar
tins Ferry will be held in the opera
house. otherwise they will be held in
SeabriEht's grove. Everything VIII he
In the afternoon. The parade will take
place at 1850. 1t will consist OF the
q. a. r., secret societies, school chill
dren and fire department George w.
Twcedy will be chief OF stan, Capt. a.
Lash adiutant and Col. Charles Norris
and w. H. Hobbs aides,
Thc parade will be headed by the
Young Ladies' drum corps OF BellailS.
and thq line Of march will be south on
Fourth to Madison, TO Pearl. 80 JeHer-
son, to Fourth. TO Walnut, 10 Fifth TO
Seabright's grove. The address viii be
Delivered by Rev. D. j. W Robins,
pastor of the N. T. church The music
will he IN charge OF j, c. Gray.
The strewing of ilowCrs Will take
place after the exercises. Those who
have flowers to contribute are asked
to leave them at G. A, r. hall this
morning.
Thot,Urn Post has asked the govern
ment to give It four condemned cannon
10 place on the soldiers plat in River
view cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
sENArE PROGRAMME.
BlIls to he Acted on Before Adjournment
tfPOnsbts.


tfPOSssbts.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. May 29.-The
Republican senator's held a caucus to-
day and decided upon the order In
which bills on the calendar should be
taken up. There was general under
standing that nothing should Interfere
with the consideration OF conference
reports On the appropriation bills and
that no obstacle should be- placed In the
way OF reaching n vote on the Butter
bond bill other bills are to be taken
up and disposed OF in the following or
der:
Filled cheese, alcohol in the arts,
fruit brandy. immigration five per cent
land bill, labor commission. election Of
senators by the people, bankruptcy,
contempt Of courts, courts In Indian
territory, reorganization Of the NORTH
eFn Pacific railroad company. Alabama
election Investigation. animal Industry,
New Hampshire war claims.
II IS generally conceded that the list
vii be by no means completed before
adjournment and the prevailing op!n-
ion IN the cauctA was that Il would be
Impossible to dispose of more than the
first three measures, though the friends
Of the Immigration BIZ VIII press Il to
consideration II II b. possible 10 do so.
There was an effort 20 have the Pa
clGr railroad refunIlnG biz placed
fourth on the list aiefd OF the immlgra-
ton bin and n motion was made to
this effect. but Il was defeated. and n
GcGnitc decision reached not 10 at
tempt 70 take up this bill until the
next session On motion OF Senator
Nelson. the caucus decided not 10 ac-
cept any amendments TO the filed
cheese bill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

SAN FRANCISCO,Mry 90 Saudoyal
and Valencia. the aged Spaniards Of
this city. who are under ind atm"nt
as alleged cOnsplrators with James Adj
dish Peralta-R eavls In his famous land
fraud have withdrawn their petition
in the United States district court for n
writ of hgbeRs corpus ard agreed on
their own accord and contrary to the
advice OF their attorneys 10 70 t. New
Mexico FOR trial II comes from m Jf-
fetal source that they have confessed
their part In the giaRlc conspiracy and
agreed % turn states evidence against
Pcralta- Reavig. whose trial Is to take
place In Santa Re during the latter pnyt
OF June For this service, II u stated,
the government has promised them i'm
munity from prosecution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
PATRIOTIC DAY
observed In the Wheeling city schools
Yesterday Afternoon.


Yesterday was observed as Patriotic
Day in the wheeling city schools Fit
ting exercises were held in the after
noon a, the several buildings. Rccita-
tlons and orationa Of patriotic char
arter were the feature Of the obEerv-
ance. Committee from the Grand
Army ot the Republic posts and Wo-
mans Relief Corps had been appointed
and witnessed the exercises in the sew
craI buildings. ng follows:
WashIngtpu--AleN AcConchny, Alex
DcabauRh. MIS- MURDOCH Mr5 Cox,
Mndiyon-w. L. GIIbrcath, Albert
stump. Mrs. carlin, Mrs. Wise. Dr..
McGrail.
Llncoln-R. Robertson, Caleb SylyIa,
Mrs. SyIyIs John Norris.
Clay--W. s. Grafton. X. :. Taylor.
Mrs. ittOn, Mrs Junkina John Gil
more,
Iinion-J @. Blowers. John Holt. Mrs.
Julia Taylor. Mrs Holt, Frank Hall
Ccntrc-I. y. McFaddon. william II.
Travis. MrH. Della Taylor. MIS- Nv
gust Sauers. William H. Taylor
Wcbstcr-D. r. Mckinley. John lex
Ter. Mrs. Conclc, Mrs Leuch, Robert
RItchIe-J. A. Arklc. Samuel welsh,
Mrs. Powers. Mrs Van Kcurcn, Ed'
NUaiub
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
REAL ESTATE.
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wator; also double frame hOUHe. 4 room.
on rlult side WIN all NCur. sa.n ollie
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House. T. fcDms large center halls. with
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200 Dhaplln0 st. Cheap and terms easy
onr oi the nuosf houses ~ PARK NIuu.
7 rooms and han: hardwood finish. w.rr
one acre OF land to same, at bargain
$500.
terms Casy, 500.
Lots on LIND ST. and MccOlloch ST., Id.
Wheeling. 500 TO $50 caCh
House, ronrls and hall, Market street,
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ED'rVdIL DiGg. site for dwelling. 18th 81
Splendid Dldg. site for dwelling. !itE 81
Iipuso. + rooms. 4th st., $500
House, rooms and hall. win all modem
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H6rgr 7 rooms and hall. ir'r ct. $50.
House. rooms. l2th St, $3.50.
lOuge, rooms. IN BylVcgrrc add irn
I6usc, n rooms aId STORE room hal
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House, rooms, hal and large lot !i,A
ii iIouse, rooms ard G-rooHel house "A
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House. rouas.= triel;. WIN ball Jacob
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'-i House. rooms. n. Market ST.; cheap.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

TACOMA. Wash, May 20-Thc
Northern Pacific lln5r Victoria. which
arrived last night. brought news that
the bub0Hc rlnguc rngc3 on the Island
NJ FurmDm ana TINT mt hnipnr, May
10. there were 10 dcnthR aud 20 new
casce. The dsttha at Aniping number
from 10 10 o. a day The disease ia
rapidly spreading aud lF doubtless rag
Ing over tho .ntirr iHlnud. Japnn ls
suffering from typhoid fcv"r. Accord
ing 10 Yokohama Hdvlceg u May ~ and
Ia. over 2.DJO rnBos OF FOYER have oc-
Cured In Eurnwn prefecture.
The JnU1U u'lyatc snliiary nS9ocla-
ton has arranged So despatch /" doctor
to Eagawl Mt The request 81 tho home
minister
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
DOWN AT BELLA1RE.
The Day will he Generally Observed By
the Old Soldiers Organizations.

The Day will he Generally Observed by
the Old Soldiers Organizations.
Decoration Day will be observed In
Benaire especially by the G. A. r., who
have provided a programme for both
morning and evening. They will meet
at s O'Clock this morning at their hall
and accompanied by the Woman's Re
lief Corps ard a number Of school chill
drcn. will march TO Rose Hill cemetery,
where services will be held by SpanE!cr
Post and decoration Of graves BY chill
dren Of Bellalre schools under direc-
tion Of the comrades OF the post. At
l2:i5 p. m. a special car will leave ThIr-
ty-second street for Martins Ferry,
With Girl Drum Corps by Invitation AZ
Thoburn Post. They will return in the
evening and at night memorial services
will be held In the First VI. T. church
Miss Stanton the ei0cutionist. who
gave All entertainment last night will
be present and give an appropriate
reading, and the following programme
viii be observed:
March ..................Mrs. ]. p. Nanl.aw
prayer ...'... .'s.,,, '.'''s'''''''''' -,
Our Native Land, ,.,.......-.. Audience
Decoration Service. ...,,.,. :. SpanEler Ipsi
SolO.....t...s.s..s.,ss. sr..t hFH. . " buEN
Address. .........s.,,..R Rev. y. W, Holmes
Service 10 Unknown Dead by SpnnEler he
lief Corps and School Children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

VIVA, where he VIII dellverths principal
Decoration Day address In the morning,
IN the afternoon he will speak at East
Liverpool.
Captain Dovcncr says that the Com
gress VIII probably pass tho rivers and
harhors bill over the Presidents veto,
which was given out yesterday morning.
He will return to Washington from New
Cumberland Tonight, by way Of PITTS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

LONDON. May can Athens dis
patch To the pt,ues says; The hesieg-
oi1g Of VamOa have rejected the terma
offered by the foreign cOnsuls that the
nrms and supplies be surrendered and
that the garrison of troops be removed.
A high Turkish official. who was an
eye wiiners OF the Canel massacre.
admits that Turkish soldier delibcr-
ately shot the Greek CANVASS dead"
LONDON. May 29.-Ths Daily News
has a dispatch from Athens which
says: THE government, In o circular
note to the powers, rcpudlntcs r"spon-
sibillty for the rebellion IN Crete unless
the porte restores 'Crotan autonomy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

Mr.. W. H. c. Curtis, Of West Liberty,
was in the ttty yesterday on his way to
Behlcr's station. Marshall county,
where he delivers the Decoration ad-
dress before the Grand Army post at
that place to.dny Great preparations
have been made TO make II n great oc-
CASTOR. Ne Curtis is natural orator,
and viii deliver an entertaining nd
dress. Mr. Curtis friends IRE pushing
him forward Hs candidate Tor the
legislature. position he would ABLY
al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

FOR every quarter In n mans pocket
there are dozen uses; and to use each
ono In such a way az TO derive the
greatest benft Is n question every one
must solve Tor himself we ocheE''
however that no better use couiu DC
.,,,ah, az one az thcsa quarters than to
cyrbonp, II for n bottle OF Chamber
I1yp'g collie. Cholera and Dlnrrhocn
Rnmcdy. medicine that every family
should be provided with.