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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-24
EUROPE IN DANGER.
appearance Of the Iubonic Plague In
Vienna Causes Great Alarm.

Vienna Causes Great Alarm.
vienna. Oct. 2i.-The public ispanic-
stricken by the intelligence that the two
nurses who attended the hospital servant
who died of bubonic plague are i'll and
isolated in the epidemic hospital. DR..
Muller, the physician who attended
Herr Barisch. is himself seriously i'll,
exhibiting every symptom of the fatal
malady. The case of one Of the nurses
is pronounced hopeless.
Medical opinion here is greatly
alarmed at the prospect of the plague
gaining a foothold. as no climatic or
other reason exists to prevent it. Once
an outbreak occurs here its spread over
the rest Of Europe is certain.
a popular cutlery is being raised
against the archaeological institute.
which is specially guarded in anticipa-
ton Of an attack by a mob.
First Victim Of the Plague.
Franz Barisch. the servant who died,
was employed in a mental capacity in
the Vienna Pathological institute. He
was occupied in attending to the ami
mails used for incubation in the labora-
tory devoted to meteorological studies
in pest diseases. In some manner he
was inoculated with the germ of the
bubonic plague. the disease taking the
rare form Of inflammation of the lungs.
without the usual pest boils. The chief
bacteriologist of the institute, finding
the pest bacillus in the spitum of the
patient, ordered his immediate isola-
ton. Notwithstanding the fact. how
ever, that the disease was properly di-
agnosed at an early stage and that the
patient received the most approved
treatment he died in much pain.
General Woods Proclamation.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Oct. 24.-Gen.
eral Wood, military governor pro tenn.
Ut the department of Santiago, has is
sued a proclamation in 10 sections which
IS q sort of provisional declaration Of in
dependence.
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Reviewed Turkish TrOODs.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. 24.-The EN-.
peror and empress Of Germany. with
the sultan, reviewed $1,000 Turkish
troops from a window of the Iildiz
Kiosk. They saluted the flag Of each
regiment. Emperor William wore the
uniform OF a German general, with sew,
eral Turkish orders. =
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ENFORCE HEAVY DUTIES.

Philippine Insurgents Have an Almost
PrOhibitive Export Tax.
MANILA, Oct. 24.-The insurgents are
enforcing an export duty of $50 a ton
upon hemp from Southern ports brought
to Manila. They are also enforcing 5
per cent tonnage upon steamers and 90
per cent upon treights. The American
and British firms are compelled to pay
these charges. though they protest
>trenuously against an arrangement all
the more unjust because goods are en-
terins Manila by railway from the
north. which evade duty and can under
sell the legitimate trade.
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IT. Paul Union stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL Oct. p.
HOGS Market lOc lower. Range of
prices, $3.50 a3 Oh.
CATTLE-Butcher cattle steady and
stockers dragging.
Sales ranged at S2.s513. 40 for COWS:
Si.90g4O0 for steers; sl0)@3.65 for
stockers: 81. 759.. 81 for heifers.
SHEEP Market for good steady; com.
mon slow.
M%utJons, 81 0044.lO; lambs, So. 5O@aO 90.
Receipts: Hogs, 1870; cattle, 5OO;
sheep, l,GJJ; calves, 30.
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CASHIER HAD DISAPPEARED.

First National Bank of Lisbon. o., Closes
Its Doors.
LISBON. O., Oct. 24.-The First Ma
tional bank of this place has been closed
by the directors. H. J. Childs. who has
been the cashier for 20 years. has not
been seen for AZ hours. The bank ex-
aminers are in charge of the institution.
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knights of Malta a Il .iOurn.

WAsHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The Knights
OF Malta have finished their business
and adjourned. Authority was granted
the Wisconsin grand commandery to
solicit subscriptions throughout the
United States for a fund to erect a hos
pital at West Superior for INDECENT
members Of the order.
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British Cabinet Summoned.

LONDON. Oct. 24.-The British cabinet
has beer summoned to meet early mex
week for the pucpose of discussing the
Fashoda question. 1t is understood that
the government purposes to take the
steps necessary to insist upon an early
and definite statement on the snbiec,
from France.
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To Care For sick Minnesotans.

San FRANCISCO. Oct. 24.-ColOnel R..
II. Hartley. secretary TO the governor of
Minnesota and on the governors staff.
Miss Warren and Miss Higginbotham.
nurses. and Dr.. Thoma, McDavitt of
Minnesota have arrived here. They
come To receive and take charge Of the
- sick soldiers OF the Thirteenth Min
ne>ota, who ara expected to arrive here
on the hospital ship Rio Janeiro, from
Manila.
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SIOUX CITY, Ia, Oct. 81.
HOGS-Marke ID; lower. Range Of
prices, 50 4OG3.65.
Cal ILE-Market dull; about steady.
Sales ranged at S4.oOA5.20 for beeyes:
s2UOGi 400 for cows, bulls and mixed:
s.4O4i2O for stockers and feeders; s. 80
43.UJ Tor yearllngs and calves; So 81 q
40 Tor westerns.
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Five Persons PprisheI.

CHAT, Cal, Oct. 2+.-It is reported
here that the village Of Clairville was
totally destroyed by fire during the
morning. Pompey Pedrini and four
others are reported to have been burned
to death.
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Prominent BADGER Dead.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, oct. 9t.-Colunel
John J. Cphain, retired. of the Eighth
cavalry. I. ). A.. died of Bright, dis.
ease of the kidneys. aged 81. Colonel
Upham WAS one of the best known mill.
tnrv men of Wisconsin.
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WASHINGTON. oct. 24.-The postoffice
department has ordered the establish
ment Of a military p~oStoffice station at
Cayite. Philippine islands. near Manila.
It will be- known as military station
No. :. Of the San Francisco Office. and
will accommodate a large number of Our
troops stationed at the arsenal and
-lprpa baT-S
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MINNEAPOLIS Grain.

MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. 81.
WHEAT October closed at 66Io;
December, 65Ac; May, 66A966Ic. On
Track-No. l hard, 6o4c; No. l North.
ern 6114c; No. 2 Northern, 65Ac.
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DIED At SEA
Eight Of the Sick Soldiers From
Manila Fail to Reach Home
Alive.
Hospital Ship Rio de Janeiro
Arrives at San Fran
cisco.
Ship Now in Quarantine and
Names Are Not Yet Oh
tainable.
Dewey Again Reported to Have
Taken Possession Of Aguin-
aluo's Ships.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 24.-The United
States transport steamer Rio de Janeiro
arrived from Manila via Hong Kong and
Nagasaki. The Rio brought $50 sick
and wounded soldiers from Manila. On
the voyage home s soldiers died.
The Rio is now in quarantine at Angel
island and the names of the soldiers
who have died are not at present OBJ
tainable,
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DISAPPOINTMENT KEEN.
Madrid Officials Hoped Their Peace Com.
m~issiOners Would DO Better.

Madrid Officials Hoped Their Peace Conn
~nissiOners Would DO Better.
LONDON. Oct. 24.--The Madrid CORE
,pondent of The Standard says: Tie
displeasure and disappointment felt in
official circles at the failure Of the skill
tul strategy Of Senior Montero Rios. CON
certed with Senior Sagasta. and Duke
Almodovar de Rio, to minimize the CON
sequences Of the war, are keen and pro-
found.
Senior Rios foresaw hat all depended
upon inducing the American commits
sioners. even implicitly, to admit the
Spanish views Of the protocol.
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Force mt Nirdeu Reduced.

SPRINGFIELD. Ills, Oct. .t-GoyrnJ
Tanner has ordered thru enmilnlt,{
the Third infantry To- lcara Nlgltns 4
proceed to their home. Til, .edT}
still OH duty ut Nirlcn Troop At1
cavalry. aud Company {. Third Aia-l4
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, OFT. 2l
WHEAT-Cash No. hard, 73Ac; No.
Northern, 69Ac; No. , Northern, o5I1c;
10 Arrive No, l hard, 722,; No. l
Northern, 694c; December, 652+c; Octo-
Der, o7c; May, 6sL.c.
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III Nacional Ordered Suppressed.

MADRID, Oct. 24.--El Nacional. the
Conservative organ. which is supporting
General Weyler, was ordered suppressed
tor publishing an article not previously
ST. admitted to the censor
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Paraded by Prince Henry,

SHANGHAI, Oct. 24.-Prince Henry of
Prussia paraded all the troops at Tsin
Tau fort in honor of the birthday of the
empress Of Germany.
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ChicarO Union stock Yards.

CHICAGO, Oct. 81.
HOGS-MarHet rather slow, averaging
lower.
Sales ranged at s.. 4O@3. s7X for light:
$3.40G3.S7N9 for mixed: $5.35@3S7L for
heavy; S3.3505.45 for rough; s. SO03. Is
for Workers.
CATTLE-Dull and weak.
Sales ranged at $i.OO@4.75 for beeyes,
&2.OO04.75 for o w and heifers; b. cod
1i.55 for Westerns; $3.OO04.5O for stock.
ers and feeders.
SHEEP-Best steady; others weak.
Sales ranged at s 3.0O@4.75 for natives:
s3.6O@4.o5 for westerns; sAOO@6. Is for
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs. 81. 900; cattle, 800;
sheep, 1000.
Chicago Grain and Provlsions.
CHICAGO, Got. p.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-OctoDer, 67N,; December.
67A67H@c; May, 6sN@8SA.
CORN October. 3lHc; December.
S2c; May, $3.50.
OATS - October, 22Nc; December.
1890; May. 24Xc.
PORK-October, 1855; December.
1892: January. e917.
BUTTER Firm. Creameries. ia
22c: diaries, l2@l9,.
northumberland for live fYm.
Spring chickens, 80; hens 70; ducks,
6H@7c; turkeys, so lOc.
EGGS-Ftrm; fresh, 16c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-24
SIEZED INSURGENT STEAMERS

Again Reported That Dewey Has Taken
the InSurGent Navy"
New YORK. Oct. PA Herald spe-
cial says Admiral Dewey has siezed all
Of A~guinaldo'S steamers. The natives
are indignant and their attitude is
threatening
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Dynimite Works Exploded.

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct. 24.-One Of the
houses of the Judson dynamite works
blew up. killing two men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-27
THE HLKINs MEETING
a the pythlaa .castle % EFiday Dve-

At the Pythiau Castle on Friday Eve
ming wIiI be a Good One.
The Republican rally In Pythian Cas-
tie, CORNER OF Twenty-seyenth and
ChapHDe streets, South Side. on Friday
evening. Will be a rouser. Senator Ell
ldus has always been greeted by large
and enthusiastic audiences In Wheeling,
and his approaching visit VIII not prove
an exception TO the rule.
Senator Blldns VIII reach the city IN
the afternoon from the Second congress
sioral district, and IN the evening he
win be escorted down town from the
hotel by the Biliins Cadets. who have
been called tn meet this evening at 7:SO
O'Clock, In the first branch council
chamber, for the purpose Of making the
ARRANGEMENTS for the turnout.
The meeting will be a representative
one, and the county committee VIII to-
day announce a list Of vice-prestd dents,
representing all the districts in the
county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-27
1RENE MYERs coMpANY.

The Irene Myers Comedy Company
presented the thrilling melodrama
Down the Slope" at the Grand last
night, to a large and very appreciatiye
audience. The piece was staged with
special scenery, and excellent and APP
propriate costumes; and the speclaitIes
between acts were very pleasing, all OF
them being heartily encored. Little
Irene Myers Ind role which gave her
ample opportunities for the display Of
what must, in one Of her years, be ac-
knowledged as natural genius. The
company will produce Down the Slope
for the second time this afternoon, and
to-nighrs bill will be the sterling patrl-
otic melodrama american Born
Seats are on sale at the box office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-27
anARKRsr Russ1A .

Darkest Russia" that romantic
drama in which Grattan H. Donnelly
Ruesia as it appears to-day win be
Tuesday and Wednesday. The specta-
tor Is carried with the action nf the play
far from home and set down IN scenes
entirely different from his accustomed
haunts and surroundings, Every phase
and every Characteristic Of Russian life
Is drawn up in Impressive array. Bright
gems OF comedy impose their cheerful
presence throughout the story, lending
an unspeakable charm. The drama pos-
sesses all the elements OF greatness and
Is Of intense interest.
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Ohio county would r0n up another Dis
majority for the Republican party 70
speaking OF the lHiands nov held ~
the United States. he was IN favor Ok
holding them, and the only way they
could be returned % Spain or another
foreign power was by eleeting Dem
ocratlc house OF Representatives,
Nj. Farmer was the last speaker ana
he rouEed his hearers by contributing
the rnismanagement OF the states
finances With the bnsiness-iike manage
ment OF the past two years. BE referred
to the Chiffon steal, and the deficiency
OF over 100000 which became known
when the Republicans took hold two
years ago. BE showed where the Re-
publican party was the friend OF edu-
cation, and despite the payment OF the
Democratic deficiency ana the many
additions to the states educational In
stltutions, the taxes Of the people were
not raised q cent. This was done BY
curtailing expenses. The public prin-
ter's fees were cut OF and shaving was
done in other departments "And now"
said Mr.. Harmer. "West Virginia has q
81, 100000 surplus 10 It's treasury. ana
mot cent Of indebtedness" tCheers)
Mr.. Harmer compllmented Senator
whitaker, who. he said, as chairman
of the finance committee, was worth
thousands OF dollRra to the state OF
West Virginia. It was g duty. the First
district owed to the rest OF West Viz
alma, 20 return Senator Whitaker.
"And," cried Mr. Harmer, growing
warmer, who knows but the day viii
come when West Virginia win say to
senator whitaker: Well done. good
and faithful servant; come up one step
higher!" This remark was appianded
to the echo.
Mr.. HarmeF declined to speak Ct
length, and he asked his hearers to
come out Monday evening, % tha
meeting at Mozart hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-27

Good looks are really more thar skin
deep, depending entirely on healthy
condition ofihll .hc Vital organs. II the
liver he inactive. You have bilious
look: II your stomach be dlsordercd. You
have dyspeptic look Il your Kidneys
be affected, you nave pnched look
Secure good hcalth, and Fau VIII sure.
ly have good looks Electric Blttcrs" IL
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hlotches and bols. and gives good
complexion. Evc'y bottle Guaranteed
Sold at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
50 cents per bottle
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"uNpDR sEAIIRp oRpNRs.

The latest play by that prolific author
James w Harldns, ir., Under Sealed
Orders" has for Its great incident an
experiment which is engagipg the at
tention Of all the scientific men in the
world The great daihes in this coun-
try and Europe are ringing with the
wonderful possibility Of keeping life
for stated period in the head OF hu-
man being after being severed from the
body. In the last act OF Under Sealed
Orders" Is given an exact representa-
ton OF this human endeavor TO hold
life, intelligence and animation In a
severed head. Under Sealed Orders
Will be at the Opera House next Nom
day, October 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-27
EEL CAPTAIN"

The greatest Of all comic operas, Ell
Captain" music by John Philip Sousa,
the eminent composer and conductor,
and book by Charles Klein a rising
young author, will come to Wheeling
next week. The production promises
to be notable one, as Messrs. Hanley
and Rheiustrom, who have secured the
opera for this season, have spared no
expense in engaging the strongest COM
pany It was possible for them TO secure.
A series Of superb stage settings has
been painted by Ernest NJ. Gros, A be-
wilderinE array Of beautiful costumes
have been made by Dazian. and the
novel effects by Mr.. Edward Seidle Will
combine to insure ar excellent enter
tainTnent. The company contains many
weN known names. among whom are
William c. Mandeville. Edward Wilkes,
Kate Michetena, Madeline Lack, Harry
Carter. John Dunsmure, Karl Formes,
Frank Knight, j. Coulter Hines and
Emma Miller. A, large and well drilled
chorus lend efficient add to the princi-
pals.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Next Friday and Saturday evenings
viii prove of keen enjoyment to the
lovers of genuine dramatic merit, creS-
ton Clarke. with an admirable dramatic
company, headed by that gifted and
beautiful artist, Adelaide Prince, win
be seen IN series OF his best PLAYS.
The great success attained By Mr..
Clarke this season Is fittlng tribute TO
the exceptional art Of the young actor,
who, nearer than any other In this
country, reaches the ideal Of Shakesper-
can characterization.
Mr.. Clarke combines a scholarly COM
prehension Of the famous dramaHsts
with the power, eloQDence and grace to
interpret
During the coming engagement he
will present poetic. picturesque and
brilliant group OF hds most prominent
triumphs, Including delightfnl perform
ances Of THE Marble Heart, Friday
evening; 1.-THE Last o. His Race" Sat-
urday evening, and "Ruy Bias at the
bargain matinee Saturday afternoon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-27
cONeRLssMlN DOYENLRs APpONTMENIs.

Tho following appointments will be filled
by Representative u. u, Doyenor on the
AT" AZ Center iI' Point, Thursday, October 20,
NJ J.. ~.
I,5u q, III, .
In Hancock county, Monday, October 81,
~ Wheeling Saturday November O. ~
Al west Liberty. Saturday, November
T. ~ l;en o. m.
N New Cumberland Friday, November
{, ut $40 p. M
Nt Ayy tsrmrtowni Tyler county,
November ., ut 30 y. N.
40 matter how long you have had
the cough, 70 It HASN'T already devel-
oped into cnBIimptlou DR. Weeds Nor.
way Pine syrup VIII cure you. Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-27

This weeks Republican itinerary In
oludes a meeting tonight at Selbert's
Garden, three miles cast OF the city. The
speakens are Mr. VI. il. Willis, Of Glen
Vile, and Mr.. John Arbeuz, Jr., OF Pleas
ant Valley. Both speakers are able ex..
moments IT Republican doctrine and
ought 10 draw large crowd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-27
Lnn RopGERs. TrNnR.AL.

The funeral OF the tate Leo Rodgers.
only son Of Major and Mrs J. V. L.
Rodgers. viii occur from the family
home. or North Front street, Island
Tho lntcrmcnt will he at Wellsburg.
and the funeral party viii go UP on
tho "a Pam Handle train.
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OIFD.

RoDGERs-At the residence Of his par.
eits, No. 100 North Front street
Qsland) on Tuesday. October ., q
ii:l5 o'clock a. M, LEE MURFIN. only
child OF ]. v. L. and Ophelia L. Rodg-
ers, in'his 18th year.
Services at the residence at IL o'clock
noon Friday, October 3. Interment at
wellsburg, w. Va. leaving on the l:2s
p. m. train. Pan Handle road.
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MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures Wednesday
october g. 1885, by Rev. N. ]. Thomas,
rector Of st. Matthews p. y. church,
MR.. GEORGE GRANT RALSTON. q
Martins Ferry, Ohio, and MISS JEs-
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ENERGY aH gone? Headache?
stomach out Of order? Simply case
Of torpid liver Burdock Blood Rlticrs
VIII make new man or woman OF YOU.
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THE first lecture in the Epworth
League course at Fourth Street Method
1T Episcopal Church to-ntght. Single
admission. Is cents.
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REV. Appleton Bash at Fourth Street
Methodist EopIscopaj Church Tonight.
Subject: Character Bundlug1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-27

The second meeting OF the campaign
In the Sixth ward was held at the Py-
THAN castle last night, and It was much
more of success than Its predecessor
In point OF attendance. The speakers
were Hon. n. E. whitaker. Mr. N. Il.
willis. Of West Union, also the home OF
Hon. ]. v. Blair. and Hon. Harvey W.
Harmer, of clarksburs. All addresses
were splendid efforts, and the meeting.
which continued for two hours, was a
Fouser.
Committeeman Helmbright called tho
meeting to order, and Mr.. William
Dudley was elected TO the chair. He in
troduced Senator Whitaker with brief
ceremony.
Senator Whitaker said that he would
have been pleased II there were more OF
the Sixth wards Republicans present.
but he knew that the Sixth ward would
be found in line, for Its citizens were
thinking earnestly and they would prove
their loyalty to the Republican party.
Senator Whitaker sud there Is an IS
sue In this campaign, despite the Dem
ocrats' silence. Both parties were So
letting the votes Of the people. and
each party must stand by its record OF
the past In order 20 appeal for support
In the future. The Republican party
was prepared to abide By It's record OF
forty years. The Democrats could be
judged By their free trade and free sil-
yer platforms Of the past eight gears II
they do not care to present any new
doctrine this year. The people should
be the judges, and they know that It is
but q short period of time since the
Democrats shouted for the unlimited
coinage OF silver, and they do not In
tend now that the Democrats shall say
that there is no issue.
From the close OF the war to 1892,
said Senator Whitaker, this country en-
ioRed prosperity, but the insidious
principles OF Democracy cast dust into
the peoples eyes when II elected Grover
Cleveland and fo!sted on the country
rulnous revenue legislation. The people
were deceived, and the Mckinley bill.
which would have continued prosperity
In larger measure, was struck down,
In lieu OF this bill came the Wilson,
German patchwork. and Democratic
rule for the first time in thirty years
checked the flow Of prosperity. In
Grover Clevelands first term he was
helpless to change the protective laws.
but in 1892 he was given the opportu-
nitR
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Ills A R0gSER
That was in Pleasing Contrast
with the Opera House Frost
THE SPEECHES WELL RECEIVED

By THE AUDIENCE THROUGH
OUT SENATOR wHgTAKER
MAKES A cHARAcTERIsTIc
AND ABLE ADDRESS TILE
GOOD OBJECTS OF THE DING
LEY TARIFF BILL BROUGHT
OUT CLEARLY SPEECHES sY
MR. WILLIE AND MA FARMER.
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Society people are cyIncinE great In
terest in the appearance here Satur-
day afternoon OF the Greensburg foot
ball team. made up as Il Is OF represent
tives of the best college teams. Ond col
lege colors will be In evidence at the
game. The short stay OF the visitors
prscludes any form Of entertainment
desired by alumni and fraternity men.