The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23
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Kidney was arrested on telegram from
New Orleans charging him with defraud.
Ing Mrs. Van o. Stern OF bonds and cash
amounting to $4,000. Mrs. Van o.
Stern arrived yesterday with the requiSi.
ton from Governor Kellogg, demanding
that Kidney be delivered 10 the lady, and
he departed in her custody.
SUIT AGAINST A DEFAULTRD.
Judge BlstchIord, in the United States
Court, yesterday directed verdict for
the Government for $4,000 against ex-
Governor Caleb Lyon, Of Idaho, in q suit
on his official bond. Lyons accounts
were $44,5S5 short, OF which amount he
claimed TO have been robbed.
INcREASR OF PASSENGER RATES.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
has increased the passenger rate 10 San
Francisco twenty dollars.
INCREASE OF s1RERAGE PASSENGER RATEs
The steamship companies have agreed
to increase tho steerage passenger rates
from eighteen and twenty dollars 10 TWEEN.
ty'thrce and twenty-five dollars.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
BRINGS SUIT against TIE UNION PACI.
FIC RAILROAD,
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
has begun an action against the Union
Pacific Railroad Company for 100000
damages for alleged breach OF contract
An order has been issued for the defend.
ants 10 show cause why they should not
furnish bill OF particulars. Tho com.
psnies, 1t is alleged, agreed upon the same
freight charges, and that tho Union Pa.
cihc should guarantee the Pacific Mail
certain amount Oi freight monthly; that
the Union Pacific failed 10 fulfill ils part
in the contract, and hence this suit.
RECEPTION TO DR.. HAYES.
The Arcadia Club gave a reception to-
night TO DR.. Hayes, the Arctic explorer.
ARCHBISHOP BAILEY AND MR.. GLADSTONE
New YORK, November 29.-Arch.
bishop Bailey, oil Baltimore, has written
q short letter on the statement made by
Mr.. Gladstone IN his late pamphlet, that
since the Vatican Council defined the
dogma Of the iniallibiliIy Of the Pope,
every Catholic is called upon 10 renounCe
his mental and moral freedom and place
his civil loyalty and duty at the mercy oil
another" The Archbishop says: "When
person tells me that my religion re.
quires me TO be disloyAl 10 my country,
the old Adam comes up IN me, and l feel
more disposed 10 pull his nose than to
answer him politely. The only thing l
have to say against Mr.. Gladstone's
declaration Is that it is ialse-a shameful
calumny-and l would appeal with per.
feet confidence as TO the truth OF my
assertion TO the conscience Of every Gath.
olic over the face Of the earth. Ii has no
foundation either in the words of the dc.
cree nor in any possible logical deduction
from thoee words. The thought even
that 1t would have any such bearing /
am certain never entered into the mind ol
any member OF tho Council. The Vatican
canon did not change in one iota the re-
lations oil Catholics 10 the civil power,
any more than it changed those Of Pro-
testsnts. II lett that important matter
as connected with the order OF civil 80
ciety whero the New Testament leaves
1t, where our blessed Lord left it when he
told US to "rcnder to C@Iar the things
that are CG3ar's, and to God the things
that are Gods" Ever since the Hon.
Mr.. Gladstone committed o political hari.
kari by dissolving Parliament he has been
a soured and disappointed man, and there
is no being on this earth more mischiev.
GUS and dangerous than an old politician
turned out 10 grass. Everything he has
done and said and written since shows
that he is as anxious to get back into his
cage as Polar bear is 10 get out Of his;
and so he has taken TO what an old Eng.
lish divine used to call "his Cheshire
cheese" The no Popery cry which little
Johnny and many others have tried before
him, and is endeavoriDg to raise the
whirlwind in the hope that it may blow
him back on TO the Treasury bench. 1t
will bc more likely to blow him out 10
sea. BY this publication Gladstone has
paid but poor compliment to tho good
sense and intelligence OF the English peo-
pie, and have my doubts whether they
will dance to his music. II he was sit.
uated like BiSmack and could put q
soldier alongside Of every honest citizen
to make him dance willy.nilly, then
there would be some sense in the thing.
'LoNGsHoREMAN KILLED.
John Coverton, o 'longshoreman, was
killed last night during fight at Charles
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