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National Republican., 1880-11-30
PhIlndelnhin as Mnnufnotnring CLty.

The census OF our Philadelphia manufacturers,
Just made public, shows thut manufacturing is Il
very profitable business For wages aud materials
there were spent during the census wear about
two hundred and sNty.iiye and oue.hult millions,
which produced nearly three undred and twenty.
three millions worth OF goods. This is lgty.scYcu
aud one half millions OF profit, more than thirty
per cent. on the one hundred aud eighly'sN and
une-half millions Of capital Invested In our manu-.
featuring industries.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
The rresident Gone to Ilaston, Pa.

President Hayes, accompanied by Postmaster
General Maynard. Third Assistant Postmaster
General HRzen, Secretary Of War Ramsay General
Sherman and Mr. Il. Hayes, left Washington last
night on the $50 train via the Baltimore & Poto
mac railroad for Eason, Pa. At Baltimore Rev
DR. Gilmer will join the party. The occasion oi
ing to Lafayette college, at EaSton. This hall was
commenced in 1872 but its dodlcatory exercises
have been postponed, The presidential party viii
return on "Wednesday morning, The dedlcatory
services will doubtless attract large crowd.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 29.-The committee ap
pointed by the corn and -four exchange on satur
day to confer with the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
officials with the view of having the recent notice
of the company In regard to increased rates OF
storage OF wheat in the Locust Point elevators re-
scinded, had their conference to-day. The meet
ing was private and without final conclusion
and adjourned TO Wednesday next. The imprcs
sion of members Of the committee is that all diff
ferences will be amicaby arranged.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Iho Torms OF Broclway's Reieose,

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2O,-The terms of the release
of William L. Brockway, the alleged forger and
counterleiter who was accused Of being con.
Cerned In the counterieitlng of $4,000 worth of
government bonds, was that he, should surrender
the government. Tho plates were delivered to
Chief Drummond Of the United States secret
service bureau on Friday Then Brockway was
allowed 10 become his own bondsman, giving
$1,000 for his appearance when wanted, Ii Is said
he win not be prOseGutod.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
A pitel,er for rresldent IIoves.

TRENTON, N. j., Noy 29-one of the attractions
of large baptist fair now going on here is Il huge
pitcher, capable of holding eleven gallons 1t was
manufactured and decorated in Trenton and is to
be sent to President and Mrs, Hayes, with the com.
pllmonts of the Trenton baptists. The body of the
pitcher is pale shade green relieved by gold on
the lip and dark stripe on the base. Around the
body is network of roses and leaves, exquisitely
painted. Just under the lip of the pitcher is a
robin redbreast, sitting upon Il twig.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
An Old Criminal Case ON trial.

CHICAGO Nov. 20-The case of b. +. Allen, presi.
dent Of the defunct Cook county National bank. for
fraud against the government md the bank's cred.
itors came up In the federal court to day. After
the trial began 1t has become case OF consider.
nblo interest ON account of the prominence of Mr.
Allen in banking circles and for the long delay in
bringing the to trial, the failure Of the bank
having occurred in 1874.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
The Sunday Law in st. Louis.

ST, LOUIS, Nov. 20.--A number Of prominent
ministers, who belonged to the evangelical ALI.
Rnce ofthis city, met at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian association this morning The
question Of the violation of the Sunday laws was
discussed. 1t was decided TO bring suits against
the proprietors Of saloons theatres aud other places
of amusements and against all Violations OF the
Sunday laws, and the advisory board of the usso
citation was Instructed TO prepare a plan of opera
tiou
National Republican., 1880-11-30
ALnnIsinnn lnlldozor,

General RRum, commissioner ofinernal revenue,
yesterday received an anonymous letter from
Lake Providence La, intmatng that there need
be no fears entertained for the safety Of Internal
revenue Collector Lauier SO far US assassination
was concerned, The letter stated, however, that
it would require u much larger force Of armed
men than General Raum had ordered % the rescue
of LGnier TO prevent his being tOrredOu toNthered.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
German-smcrican Citizens Abroad.

A telegram from Berlin informs the state depart.
ment that the cases Of American nalurazed oiti-
zens, who have been arrested in Alsuco and Ior-
ralne on cha rges Of owing military service have
been decided In accordance with the claims of this
government, The release OF Well has been already
reported and 10 is now announced that In his case,
as well rs IN the previous one Of Genres all ines
and penalties imposed by the German government
have been remltted.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Another Eropement Case.

MILFORD, PA, Nov. 20.-Thc details Of Gn clopc.
ment which has made sensation in Mon.
tague, Sussex county, n. j., near here, have
ilemnn OF thirty, the father oftwo children elOped
with the young and pretty wife ofJohn Mddaugh
prosperous farmer. They took with them her
only child and all Of her YAluables
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Rendlnc I,nilrnnd Am,irs.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 29-The statement Is made
here upon apparently good authority that the
100000 necessary to secure the issue Of the dc.
ferred income bonds of the Philadelphia G Read,
lug railroad company has been secured, and that
this has been done Mr., Gowen Will sail for Europe
with view Of consummating the scheme and re.
lieving the company from financial embaERss
National Republican., 1880-11-30

An sTasbourg the other day a patriotic
Fronchman saw II Prussiau soldier blow his
nose in the sRmo way that you play upon u
auto or a clauouet-that Is to say, with his
fingers. what" exclaimed tho Frcnchmau,
scandallaed, five millards and no pocket.
handkerchief" Aud he was invited to board
aud lodge at the police station for twenty.
four hours,
National Republican., 1880-11-30
salvinrs Reappearanoe In America.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.--salylni, the Italian
tragedan made his temperance in this country
at the Arch-street theatre in "othelo" tonight
There was q large audience present, who wei.
coined him with considerable warmth. He is well
supported. Ellie Wilton rs DcsdemOna made fair
impression. salvini speaks his lines In Italian
while his support render theirs in English
National Republican., 1880-11-30
THE HUDSON TUNNEL.
Recovery of tho Remains OF the Victims of
tic DlnnsInr.

the Disaster.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Nov 20---At late hour this
evening the remaining four bodies of the twenty
men who pershed IN. the Hudson river tunnel
were recovered and taken to the morguc, where
Superintendent Anderson and Foreman Hurley
identified two OF the bodies as those OF John Erck-
son and W. L. Bagley. Hurley says he thinks one
of the remaining bodies is that of Frank Ohlstrom
the foreman Of the gang which went into the tun-
mel on that fatal night. The bodies were all In q
good state of preservation considering the length
of time they mad been in the tunnel The remains
Will be buried tomorrow unless claimed by friends
The bodies were found in tho north tunnel, which
was reached this morning,
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Rnnihls mIInlnInt.lI =

The London H0Gd objects to Edwin Booths
American dialect, Itquotes him in Hamlet as
saying: "a great mans memory may outliye his
life han a yeer" What the New York star thinks
would be about the right Thing for him To have
said "A great mans memory may houtliyo is life
ART yeah, you know-ah'
National Republican., 1880-11-30
p,oitio Mining stocks,

SAN FRANolsco, Nov. 20.-The following are the
official closing quotations of mining stocks to-day
Alpha, 39s Alta, 7}si Becher l. Best 4 Belcher SO
Bode, AZ; Bullion, l5s California, l9s; Cholar l35
Consolidated Virginia, 2l% Crown Point, ~
Eureka Consolidated, is ENchequer ~; Gould
d Curry, 3l4 Grand Prize, laS Hale d Narcruss
~ Mammoth l-l6 Mexican q Mono, l; Northern
Belle 8; Ophir, 5l@ ORC, 7.l6; Oyerman, "a Potosi
i}l Savage ~ sierra Nevada rs Silver King ll5E
liptop s; Union Consolidated, ils6 Wales llS
Yellow Jacket 81 a; Columbus, 254i GoOdshaw, 1882
National Republican., 1880-11-30

peramce sermon delivered tho other day by
parish priest in County Kerry: Drink" said
he, "is n curse; it makes man bate his
wife, s'srvo his children, so shoot his landlord
and miss him. too.n
National Republican., 1880-11-30
In Death They We're Not Divided.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov, 29-Lucius Hotchkiss
retired merchant and banker, died this morning
very suddenly. few minutes before his death
his wife, who had gone in to see him, on being in
formed that he was dying fell dead ON the bed on
which he was lying, He was seventy. eight years
of age and she was seyenty.two. Hotchkiss was in
the lumber business for some years and was n
director OF the Second national bank aud quite
wealthy.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
WillIKellopp Cor

Tho republicans proposes to oust eleven southern
democratic members in the house, but they want
II distinctly understood that ousting Kellogg from
the senate will be a very revolutionary proceed.
ing NcW York NGr II Tennessee elects q DEM
0cra, to the senate, kellogg willuot so, tie may not
go even it Tennessee should elect radical. .-
tpJUgtt Chronicle.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Riot Among Railroad Laborers.

NEW YORK, Nov. GA special from Valparaiso,
Ind. says desperate fight took place yesterday
between two gangs of railroad laborers near Tots
ton station. The battle was purely on account of
race hate, one party being Irish and the other Ger
mars. Though all were badly hurt and many SER
iously wounded, none were killed outright
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Sudden Death of cincinnatl Banker

CGSgcIYSATI, Nov. 20.-ollver Perrin, president
OF the Third national bank of this city, wealthy
capitalist, member Of the Perrin & GaG manu-.
featuring comany and of tho malt manu- featuring
house of Nelson, Perrin & Co., and large owner OF
shares in several dstilleres in this city aud else
where, died suddenly this afternoon in the office
of Nelson, Perrin * Co,
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Death Of Iieniamin n. Roberts.

The interior department is informed of the death
of Benjamin r, Roberts, which occurred At Sandy
Springs, Md, suSay, from pneumonia He was
the representative Of the Society of Friends on the
tnr iNil.iDn
National Republican., 1880-11-30
A Counterfeitor Conrcsses.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20,-Charles a. Hill, lawyer, Of
this city, who has been In Jail some six months,
charged with various cases of countcrfetlng, was
brought before the United States court this morn
ing and pleaded guilty of having bogus coin in his
possession.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Senator Ill.

CHICAGO, Nov. pa dispatch from Carbondale
H. says: General John A. Logan, who Is visiting
some old friends at Murpheysboro, has been con
fined to his bed since the 10th instant with u very
painful liberated tooth, followed by an attack OF
acute rheumatism.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Sale of Nova scntinn Railroads.

HALTFAx, n. g., Nov. 29.-The Nova scotiun gov
ornment is negotiating for the sale of the railway:
which have been built by tho province some 3il
miles In all-and efforts are being made to induce
capitalists 10 embark money in the scheme.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
swiss Cninnisls In Canada.

MONTREAL, Nov. GA Swiss company has DUR
chased two extensive tracts OF land in the
eastern townships of this province and intend
bringing out emigrants to settle them
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Tea cosles grow I'm nonuarltY, and are al

TEA coses grow In popularity, and are at
once pretty and useful. They are made in
cap shape to cover the teapot, and, as their
mission is to keep the .oa hot, must be warmly
wadded aud lined. Quilted silk. satin or
morino are tho materials most used for thom,
but some are daiuIily embroidered or hand
painted.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
A Heavy Judgment Obtained.

BUFFALO, Nov. 20.-Tho Union iron company,
plaintiff, against the Kellogg bridge company, both
Of this city, has obtained judgment OF $4,000,
with interest and costs.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
sudden Donlh of "A Detroit postor

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 29.-Rey A, E, Hastings a
woll-known presbyterian Clergyman and pastor OF
the Union church In the eastern part Of the city
for the past eight years. died suddenly yesterday.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

ALBANY, n. V, Nov. 2o.-Thc receipts for tolls
on the canals this year amount to s2l55Ool, all in
crease OF s2l3,i27 over last year.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Boston MnyoraiIty No,nInatio

ST. PAuL's BAY, QUE. Nov. 20.-A severe shoe
Of earthquake was felt here sunday morning.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
NcY York Cnnnl Tolls.

Boston, Nov. 2o--The republicans tonight nom
mated Alderman Solomon b. stebbins for mayor
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Tho Panama Canal Scheme.
South AfriCiI,
CABLE NOTES.

| LONDON, Nov. 2g.-Thc governor of Natal tee.
graphs that one European and fourteen natives
have been killed In Il skirmish with the Basutos.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
THE RECORD OF A DAY.
NOtes of Current Events Collected from
Every Quarter.
Tho Fast Southern Mail--Canadlan Shake
Up--An Eiopemcnt-st. Louis
Sunday Law Agitation.
Tho Fast Mail Train.
In Quebec.

ATLANTA GA, Nov. 2O--Tho fast mail train or
rived here oh time
National Republican., 1880-11-30
AN Irlsh Priest rhreatened.
Funeral of Estene Anna Lewis.
The italian Ministry.

RoME, Nov. 2Q.-In the chamber Of deputies TO-
day the debate on the policy Of the cabinet was
resumed. Premier Carroll called upon the house
to give the government Il compact majority, which
would permit the cabinet to accomplish the prom.
ised reforms. General debate then closed and sev.
eral orders of the day were proposed which will
be considered on Tuesday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
RADICALS UNDER THE CLOUD or OE
G0lYER GARFIELD.
Democrats Joyful, and Discussing the Best
Presidential Tlmbsr-SeymOur, Bay
ard and Thurman al Present Ral-
ing as Prime fayorites.
A VICTORY CERTAIN IN NOVEMBER.

Washington is to-day a house oi
mourning for the Republicans. Every
body WHO Was against Grant and his
bosses hurrahed Tor Garfield when the
nomination was first received, but they
have nov awOke To tho fact that what
ever chance Of victory they had with
Grant, or even Blaine, they have none
with Garfield. The Democrats are Of
course greatly reioiced at the turn affairs
have taken, aud by all Of them sweep
ing victory ia November is regarded as
a ioregone conclusion.
Both houses have again agreed,
upon time for adjournment, This
tune il il fixed for the 10th inst, aud
there appears to be probability that
Congress will dissolve on that day.
Myu CLARK Gaines is again ON the sur
face with another bill to provide for the
payment oi her claims. The experts
have decided that either Bill King, or
Finley, wrote the now famous anony-
nous Springer letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
THE BIG BRUIsERS.
A Pointer for the West Virginia
Officers Who Are Alleged to be
After Goss and RYAN.

NKN NoEA June Q-Thase persons
who are deeply Interested IA such sport
ing matters a. pTIza tights have been
much agjtatrd as to the sequel at the
West NIrgp'A legal proceedings against
Gass apd RYAN, vino rrCcutly fought
severe battle Just over the PcuusvlVania
line. Both at the dshtcrs say that they
have received assurances that they VIII
not he muirstrd aud both ui them have
returned tu the quarters near the cllN'
where they WrTr trained tor the hghI
G1ss was not seriously punished, hut ne
recognizes the tact that ne Is not young
enough to cope With such men as Ryan,
aud will, therefore, not light again. hy'
an is rapidly recovering and SAYS thSl
the effects ut the body blows, which u
MAS feared hy hIs friends would disable
him irum tralnIns again, were not serl-
Ous. A. the wounds aud bruises are rap
lilly healing. tie SAYS that he has no
personal desire tn light again, hut lnaS
much as La Is the thlrd champion oi
Troy Morrissey aud Heenan being the
other. he j. constrained tO defend the
title he has gained against all comers.
But hesays the next fight viii have to
be foT 5000 a side. as he does not IN
tend u be pummelled out ot shape
again br nothing. Ryan yesterday
called upon the stakeholder aud re-
ceiyed the 5000 prize Many English
members OF tho prize ring iali 10 taSe
the same view thai Ryan does OF hls
body bruises, aud predict that he can
never appear again. In regard to this
Ryan says that had he hit Goss as "osS
hit him, these Englishmen would pre-
dict that upon such blows Goss throye,
aud the more he got the longer he
would live.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
RADICALS IN THE BLUES AND DIM
OCRAIS SERENElY HAPPY.
The Chicago Bluuder Closes All Demo-
cratic Splits, and the Party United
for Work and VictOy-Opin'
ions from All Points.
A GOOD STARTER FOR HENDRICKS

Our dispatches this morning present
a wide view ofthe political field WINE
they show that the Radicals are IN the
hlues the Democracy OF the whole coun-
try has apparently been united by the
egrevious blunders Of the Chicago Oon-
yentiou, and there is not the ialntest
doubt in any quarter Of the success o'
the party in November. Hard upon
the heels Of the nomination oil peuo'-
yer Garfield comes the announcement
from New York that John Kelly ana
Tammany Hall will support the noni'
nee of the Cincinnati Convention even
II hs should be Tildsn. Hendricks has
been sent into the field handsomely by
the Indiana Democracy, who instructed
for him Yesterday. In WASHINGTON, IN
appears by the dispatches printed ne
low, there in II general conviction thal
the Radicals cannot escape mercIless
thrashing in November, Senator her'
nan is authority for the statement that
New York will roll up 10000 majority
for the Democracy, for the reception ol
whose representatives active prepara'
tions are now being made in Cincinnati
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
WHEEIING w VA THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1880

been said, and that the reiteration OF
old charges would not affect him.
Allison, Kirkwood, Blaine, Dawes,
Ferry, Saunders, Burnside, Anthony,
Baldwin, Morrill,, Teller, Plat aud In
gals united in congrstulatory telegram
To Garfield.
Congressman Hurd, of Ohio, who is
more familiar with the politics OF that
State than any other man, regards the
nomination as weak one. lie says
that there WAS none Of the Republican
candidates who did not possess all the
elements of strength that Garfield pos
sesses, and none Of them that has his
weaknesses. Mr.. Hurd says that II II
had not been for the debates in the ex-
ira session of Congress, Garfield would
not have been nominated. lie then
appeared as the embodiment
oil Republican principles. In
his district there is = bitter
faction fight against him. His record
on the tariff is bad, opposing the re-
ducton of the duty on wood.pulp and
articles entering into the manufacture OF
paper. From a long public career he
had necessarily provoked much hostili.
BY and opposition.
Senator Hill thought that the nomina-
bOn Of Garfield rendered Ohio certainly
Republican in the October election. lie
did not think that it affected the Status
Of Tilden in any degree, but Indicated
that New York, New Jersey and Con
riecticut must be the Democratic field OF
actlon in the coming campaign.
The nomination Of Arthur Tor Vice
President is regarded as II sop TO Cere-
Hus The South is solid, and the Demo
cfats expect TO carry New York, lndi-
ana, New Jersey aud Connecticut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
EUROPE'S STARVELINGS.
THE FLOOD OF fAMlSHEO POOR NOW
POURING INTO THIS COUNTRY.
Irish immigrants Stories Of the Sufferings
Of Erin's Psasanty - Serious
Charges Against Local Re-
lief Committees.
ARRAIGNlNG THE IRISH PRIESTS.

The story Of the atroCious dishonesty
OF the Irish Relief Committees, rs told
by Irish Immigrants, and published
in this column this morning, demands
that an immediate Investigation be
made. 1t appears from this statement
that at least one priest-Father O'Don.
mel, of County Mayo-is included in
the list Of offenders in this direction,
and it would seem that this is u case
that, should excite the lively interest Of
the church. The dispatch makes one
other thing clear, and that is that very
large proportion Of the immigrants now
arriving here are sadly out oi condition
to take upon themselves the burden Of
a struggle for existence in a strange
country, aud doubtless thousands Of
them will soon become charges upon
the charity OF this country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
RApICALsIN THE BLUEs
Chicago Republicans DisEustod win the
Tioket-Ths Democrats j Jubilant-A big
Boom for Seymour aud Hendricks.
~. Il A, IN, th., H.uisipf


CnICAGo, June q.
The hurrah il now over and there II
cloud Of depression hanging over the
Rrpublicans Of this city. The second
sober thought oi that large body"t men,
who. i'm the first moments of their great
joy over the defeat Of Grant, were blind
ed to the fatal weakness oi Garfield, las
brought already "A realization oi the Ger
tainty oi the pariy's defeat IN Novem'
ber. The enthusiasm has entirely evap'
GRATED, aud everybody on the Radical
side ol the fence is in the blues.
1t il a remarkable feature oi the pres
ent situation that words Oi Kindness Tor
the defeated Stalwarts cannot he lound
in sufficient numbers 10y the men who
hut Yesterday exhausted the vocabularles
nf blackguardisIu tO villiiy the same peo'
pie. Aud It never occurs to these po'
litical midgcts that Conkling, Cameron
aud Logan will he lukewarm. They are
too great Tor that, they say, aud IN the
saving they admit their own mcanness,
when their threats ol boltlng Grant are
remembered.
The ticket is now seen to he bad III
every respect Its strongest end II ut
the TAIL and that Cvcr-balancos It, Ar
thur is machine politician, hu, his rec
ord is too clean To be associated with
that of Garfield, aud the full force OF
this Tact has at last penetrated the skulls
oi the men who have kindly provided
the corpses ior the great funeral III No
vember.
Democrats, of course, are Iuhilant,
aud Seymour has already received II
mighty boom in this city. New York
must be at the head Of the ticket, aud
Indiana would he the most proper asso
ciatc Tor the Empire state. The ticket
has already taken the shape OF Seymour
and Hendricks. w. i. w.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
WARON THE QUACKs.
Proceedings to Exterminate tho
Bogus Medical Colleges Of Phil
Rhelnhin.

PuILADrLruIA, June o.-Proceedings
have been begun TO wipe out five bogus
medical colleges here to-day. John
Buchanan, bean oi the American INT
versity oi Philadelphia, and Elociic
Medical College Of Pennsylvania, has
heen arrested. lie VAS also President
Of the National Eeclic Medical Assocla-
tion, which issued diplomas under the
alias Of Jas. Murray, NJ. ID. lie acted
as Dean of the Livingstone univer.
sity Oi America. Chas. = Polk and
John J. Higgins, members oi
the faculty were also arrested.
Six others ol the faculty are still ~ large.
Persons urging the prosecutions says Tor
$3.50 he obtained five degrees: two Of
doctor Of medicine; one ol doctor oi di.
vinity; one 0f doctor oi laws, and one oi
doctor Of civil law. A half ton Of diplo.
mas with a mass oi correspondence has
been seized. The latter shows u sale oi
about 5000 sheepskins.