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Advice . Girls.

The lady Who Allo tho chair Of Pro.
tooooe q Domestic 0ejo0co in the u.
nnot0 IpduoeIlAl Univoeolty bee hoOn
1iyinl 0ooolble 'eAdvice % 0islO'' q
: jecfuIo ot g. Louis She called
Vo0oa ~ worlds homo.Wakoro,
|inoi0eod that rocoem q Wome0's edo.
Qotloo VoO To utgoQt Nood q The
tlmoo. end AmpA0oi1oo tho 1Act that
is3oliC 0ot eook!t ed1e01ed heu0o.
foopoeo cd oollgheo0oo moehoeo
~ boGi0nl04 . b appCee1aeed.
Wo@eo V0e0 Sot insli1eavely GOOD
houookoopoeo eoy 0oeo than moo
IN. d. NJ @. ss1se . S1ppose
ut q 0aeeee0 pogealolog % The
49, ing1uel1o0 ~ q i o6oood. q i
Wao ~ TIT 0oo0oo oooDo olooo
~. 1665oo0gys ~ eooooe ooeeo
~ pgopee eo00o oa01ee0. Despite
tAo)e 1oooeel o0pgoqaco9Dobe olDoty.
~ - - q 6u1dUo1 nh would
en- pogo6e0 oolele 1o6l9ed. Thu
~ 6oogl1oos Nh)o6 vouoo y tue 4
thoe0 Voge - eooGoh pooelhly eep
s'' ss' Fl ~ E; ., 81 =: e ~ : ::
IA tne)1 - 60 - @ mamma
- L. ..fes~f -
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She sonstiuss sits and sighs,
With beautiful ed eyes;
Her golden trsasss falling to her knee.
Why % her heart ed!
II I could make it glad
Psrchaace those lovely eyss would
smile q me.
Upon her snowy hand
There glsams 3 jewslsd band,
Placed there by one now tar beyond
the ~; g.,
And 81 tlst ei.elsts slow,. - !
I know, alasl I know -
\ That those sweet syss win never wssp
for No.
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'sPXUL AND VIDaINIA.v
A Interview With 1iss Emma Abbett

From tho Boston "Daily 0lobs."]
II ON tho only person Who has
ever presented tho opera Of Paul and
Virgfnia' II America, said Mis- Al.
bott, and ! may eay Il has been very
eucCeoeful 10 oil respects. Victor
na9oe. tho author Of tho opera, told
mo ho never cav any ono 20 we'll
adopted IN physjQue, general quality
OF voice ana temperament tor the
part @ myself. The part required,
be 0aid, and - you know, one Who
could dopice WITH iAteooo 0oIneetneoe
Ind tender sympathy tho emotional
nature q A6ece1o1-o peIoon know.
Ing what tho passion and warmth OF
Q WomAn'O love ares We began the
opera In New Orleans early In Feb.
luASy, and Il WoD . sweeping success
fto@ The outset. none performance
The cuStain roe eight times On the
love scene and tho duet, ouch va
the ardor Of tho eudieuee. We cub
eequently played u tho South and "a
W00hlnGtoo. In September 10 PFC
oeoted L for Q fortnight q the
Grand Opees Hose, New York, and
had remarkable good fortune"
''You were IN Washlngtoa with Il p
'sYeo; ] Ike Waohlngtoo, aid The
eingee; laughing: They ~ I did
something wonderful theee. "
"Wbat Ne that :" tho writer ok
well I induced Nm. Hayes to 80
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DBWA0& % 0Q1A31OO4
The genuine are never ssgar coated.
Eyssy box has q red wax seal o. the
lid, with the Impression Da. NclANs's
LlvER Pills. ....,,.
The eenuine MclANR's lIvIR Pills
bear The lisnatuIss Of c. McLANE and
FLsxiNc BRos. On the wrapper.
lnsist. spen having The lesvipe On.
c. MClANI'S LlvIa PllI.S, prepared By
Fleming Dros, Of Pittsburgh, Ps, Ne
market being full Of imitatioas Of The
name 1eL0ss, spelled di1essatly bat
sane psoasaeiatioe.
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oUQhn 0oeas>A Aa0nan -an Ao0n,a

The young tol0 Wogo tDlkln4oboQe
mistakes q ooultehiR Whol U1e1o
Jos broke IN Nth d 1oGae ~
'.loe. {" 81 q, '1obody 60 49,
|of ajl thStt '.T6e l6oe0lts 0911 ~
Veole JOB. :Wh6k6 ~ 001f( {.
w 1!S!Posst hs na6al. = issaes
WIZ W. -. az. s-.l y ~ar.. 1
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ACUE AND FEVER.

" On. e. MclANE's LIVER Pllls, IN
CASES or AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine. are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cashartic can Be used. preparatory to.
o. after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious derangemenss, and
a . simple pwgadte. they are un-
eQ,laled ~
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99peS avesgrees many lqct NJ
y ta1 Hogld-1 mean !. o1I -
ohlldteo's eeoej'boof. "16os co.,
eoooo eytoat ~ uooo o I0o1tiGe II
ooIooey:oeye u living Dt1)l.- -
oo@ooo0l6 huobooos L a...l Zee
I No1t6lD man hoouanY eoo0k =
hlo heart, and tho. kog3 Is q
|pl1cQoin To haad0 g NJ KY:
90 dooe 10 Wu1t M ~.
goeo,
4hsea under 10 dllt1fY1ouo,ne,
~ ooepoeo q youfhl0l, 69l10r ~
|eeeee 0ovoe draSe06. b6eiH kS -
II -: 5 - .ssn q! :! s 49,.
Tho wie6 Vtll ooe daN eo1aes, -
thea there win b 8 t103ed:
ebeoow ofe eoeeoe ~ 6oe0600 -
helpmate end himself. x66p>NGe
|ol every Wito O 06flG1 - 70
r. RI :a's ua' oeS's'ssssssg1e'
:oA, .,s.. =. a..... ilIt Z L ssd:-
The Arst little beoabb la,31b ~.
adence that 1ln1D tWo 6ooIla 00901
6. WI WIDEN, until @ ~ ~ -
belogod GulS MY yeoZp bofVQ0f.
Tho Two whom God 6of6s i6t61ds
ohould walk ha0d.in.h0 tS0k
h ~ beoeang reepooolveunto 4o9S.
Although E nav oe:.60o0 ~
etIan9e g wonder eoee (1v I 1noao1
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NATCHlTOCHES, La, MAY %, $780,:
''Tub DAYS OF PBRlCL&."
A Love Legend Of Ancient Greece.

kUO UU IN VI O1o1V148SOo
A Love Legend Of Ancient Greece.
By "c1oARrrrI.
| CHAPTER XXI.
lCYLLlA IN TIE HALLS OF LAUGHTER.
OsIANDxs, IcY11lA, PlsI1Is. PHID.
las. NlREus, LIoNTLs, jason, AR1H-
IA. AspAslA, tho Minervalian priest,
and many other OF their friends. Of.
ter tho crowd diSpersed from the
Parthenon proceeded TO tho residence
Of tho wealthy O1xAND6. II WHs
past midnight - they entered the
garden gates and approached the
elegant residence now oltllteatly u
Illuminated.
On the balcony stood psven SLAVES.
The gold embroidery o. their cy1m.
son Suits OF velvet 0poskled 10 the
light from IN hundred dickeeinG
lets, Az 1CYL1:lA aDCended the stairs
the seven men knelt before tho mai.
den, Ono Of their number held Jo
his hand . largo oliver ool!ee ceveeed
with shining jewels. rich n Salue.
Lows OTInlN0e 10 1U 01I11 o.
lTHfssALus!" oaid tho slAve @ 1CyIr
LA stood before him.
Pale turned tho maiden - che look.
ed IN establishment 70 BET father! .
NAY daughter, b not e&tighted, !"
said tho old man, thou aIt no!
robed In Thy nuptial faimsots, and
tho noble THlseAlu knowing Of Thy
TO- urn awaits thee 10 yon0ec ap0Ie'
ment 70 claim thee - BIZ bejde. n
ono short hour thou 0hAlt b hi
welded wife.
IcYILlA on her knees tell before
her father, ''Ohl tasherl" 4he se1ed
the team 6treoming 6om hee oyoo,
lolHox has suffered much TOT NJ
ne It Wao who rescued NO teom tho
clutches Of P1Al.Ap1D, a1d % him "
thou indebted Tor my 1ocovoey: DO
mot obi do not forco No % break ny
plighted tyothl ohm dooI. tleheg
:f cannox hrsiik M vnfd. .. renl1ad
IO.tASnT1 stsrnlv. M neomiSod
~ tn. TH1ssAfna-ho ~ ~ f60o
n ~nn6ae ohemhee - "a MINI ~
isd ShS ~ foiioSed 81 IA Sntifo
nSrtv into fha lafRo anoItmont thot
fronted o. tho balcony: The room
~; w. ''r ~" sc:ss s -, Vses Sunr
iii .iitSn cnrtains ma fhe VSl1s
vare fasfefniiv 6aooeakad Vith
Sove,a
T"v,T,. liant har faca "a hAr hands.
|ahs ..e nrofnesiv.
I vo1sth ~ nohis mian and srnoaful
rces1n ~ go I'M Ana oentre of pa
-. wh.s M nsieets nm vssrina
their ssoerdotSl robe0 oxfln0ed them.
s sH,e An IA side.
nsrArnr1 led The WEAVING MADAM
n the hs,,nv hfidesroon. Mo too.
derlv nlsced IoYIIHI hsnd IN ~
an
"Tur.s.rm" aid thA old man.
ss1mIIiA III thine Il riVee nv oeed
heSrt 10 ~ nsst I'm nv onlv chl1d-
S asi: ~. AZ a. t ~asss *; SS'''' ~
imrI,4 sohhe6 sio,id.
.n.1. En- S ssniis6 T.raA1ua.
=, , ~ses ia. 399x! W. ve.
~ ~ ~ ~ . .,,cn ~ s ~ n KIT
n ,v =" Schi~ Srieo6 4 M iove thia ma.
=: y :. coY'. . sS; ~ - y Elm eisim
~ wySsS ~S.s. s.si..s aiS ~
tm Se NJ ioVS 49, iMriIAi hom
tS inso o ~ liz III S ~ T1 1S hssr
81 i1 - ~: '.... 49,. =. -. -.
,.i. Ky IT, e ~ - o' ~ ~ msssesss|mous
snisos' ~ NV -
r. TIA flrrt TIM thair avea natl
| 1nmss. sersems6 IN }ov IA
.n 1Ss - ~ nm n ~. ~. ~: ~ ~ -
SsnTsssns iovsr
9sii me-; No ios = s % NOR Ss ssoijsd
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00W8y 800 C0E00&0o06 tho Io0K68S4e
ed day bic porched mouth he'd tasted
neither drjnk OF food. VhIlo bio yJ1-
dictive enemy still hoveeed @ bic
heels, tho menacin9 dudeeoh eth II
her grasp.
They spoke not q word that day:
AgainSame welcome night. PIAtA-
HIS could hardly continue. He Do
termined to mako one moro dsope:
rate e1ost 70 elude tho Vigilance q
ne innexlb!e follower. - -. ],
Tney 9ad (qSt onteteo = ooe4t1ol
veIiey o0tae9 70 emet9lQ veGQ1tos
oEnsmented Win speEkl!ne 80! !eene ~.
1no enlmese0 Wlto epgleutSy WY.
uags o. !eoeoecoo ooo9oeetl Xne
peir were inviecrssed 81 it1 sxh!lsr
taslne louueoce. WIN . Q80 tQe
man tra!etsed this exquisite Ne!e !
How be lon9ed % throw mmook %
meath tho foliage Of yoe blooming
!eottek, c!ooe his weary v4e epd ret
hle ared name J He would Stve ooe
bait h1s wealth % plunge INTO ono q
those glaeey streams ana COOL ~
percneo ana neaSeQ 1rameI
But tho ruthless sveoeee "a m0r'
aeee4 noeoeod ~ o ho oeok. 4e
through The grass: and Guy Tina
20 turned BIO droWoy heoo. % mel
toe eeetn u1eonooe q net {o15ool
eyoo DEAN ana veoS(ooce u ~!
eoe!y 9IeooeI Oo ~ t!eos . ~
his eeespe. He teaeAed : taiek ete9'
SI01t1 O eot0ooefy ao0 Qu1ex =.
eeeoo too deeeooeq teeeco wa ~
eope o9 oeote1ae o1l1eelf 9v3 ~
~ Wey, o9! 10 xQINlu!1k ~
Rotpooc clooeo ~ Qe Up $500,
tne@: .0eope1r non oeed<A Ve!l
spSos ! oHae!.- a.. -; -, !. :,
man !. tEudgsd aloog, until = o@sfy:;
g u0m too eloo@y Woooe. 49, ~
ooeoc9 eoem coee 90 l@0coeo
~ !llnm!oaeed 70 cotSo ZEN "
0I!lII9s !amIo9 osgos.. ~ p
summit immeeee bea1eo poeto1e
,yo9o olak. ~ a0poo !'sGS SevIv NS.S
no I0cteeeeQ oo goeoy ~ NV9lo
'oeceoo toe long alenk copee Soe ~
vIslug Gesee ana - pe0ooc0o1 00Q9
no 0o0neoo o. GO JQSy WoQ poo ~
him. Reechlne tho 0eeee 20 eolloo
Up t1e !olIy ooceok A1e ~
ho9no lol!o1e9 tho veoS0!ol 9o@e'
70 ceacheo tne eeeeo egg eue ese9'
beloS0 MN $1,000 > .mee0loc9 ~ =
go. more eeoua!ul evoo toe3 ,oll
own on tho Dle o. 1ale@o. OcSye'
and teede famed about re eu lld.
Io9 maone we o9!t0u9o1ne Sloo@,
- pe1gnt 80 e9ncnI1y oSy-, ~
zee ;m n9 ~ sNsSSI - T.
building. 49,, -... -,
the o9oony W. 0lloQ Mlto ~
ojeso ana there veeo @o9y ucoly
dressed people ID ne oe9t!ooe: 40.
The man NJ 80 !eeole Wlg0 t01c
leos ezeSuoo % c0oIo oC9ve seSoos
JuREx xas % bic beeki F. : ets,ekeet E!
xes ,sn s Eye s s .,s y 20 eSet ~ ~
liant array but would inte9poee o1d
osve him from bio relentless TO-. ae
eecended tho seepe and reached TIE
halll :.
All Was O. quiet @ the eI9vo Not
Q soul moved % g1eee him!
Not . figure turned ~ bad TON:
0uiro tom whence thol came : o10
Sh0 thaH, Amkaen6 vank266n0 IN khA2F
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citadel Q fugitive trom tho desperate
madneoe Of the enohantyees.
Behind him be would look - be
rushed through the dark client
streets and 9A1JU1Yx With dlDhevell'
81 hair and flaming eyes WaS stu q
bio heels, Again be increased BIZ
speed that he might soon leeye bel
hope)eeely u bic rear. but xAlJu1Y1
kspe hor distance. BE reached q
length tho gates Of tho Oetemico1,
Th0y Weee openl Rush1eg through.
b threw from him bio helmet, then
bio Cot0elok, then bio t00leee-all h1l
asnooe VoD dotted. 6lg y1oh D1ltoe
ohl9myo Ne LEFT behind. Helooked
b0ck. Hl0 efforts @ dtoencumbee
himself cauood him b loee ground,
The gap beeWeen them he'd dimlnleh'
ID q length. Nov much llghtee. be
puohed forward With renewed enoe.
4te0-but tho Prophecies NJ otil q
h1D heels. He nov determined u
possible % evAdo biz obotate enemy
u The thjck coooooo0 q 10 ohoooWod
Icco1k whose gloomy outlines dark
eooo tho 1oe11eu before him. II ~
Q lonG and tedious course. 6o knew
hio pusouee Of old-hee patience, Do
termination and perseverance,. Nus
teeing up be renainine stre1eth b
plunged de1peeately through th(
midnight Glooml
9AlJU1Yx 0till followed.
Through tho gras0y valleys end
OVER tho rocky 6tlls dew the dark
linG6 o. they sped With gu tn
oWi1tneoo they could command. PA
LAM sometimes looked behind him
70 ascertain tho result Of BIZ speed,
but always 70 b disappointed. Thu
todetat!gable oorcereos Wes ettlt q
biz heel0l
Tho fogitivs now reached tho hank
Of . stream whose surging Waterl
WeCo heard daDhlne over 10 rocky
bed. The banks Were htgh. Qaich
% tho electric 0re that dalt0 acrool
Q 0tgE0y Ky. Ne formed P1AI,A1lS
resolution. The 0treom WoD wide
The deopegaee criminal plunged q
tho roaring toEFeatl He bettled With
tho gurgling waves @ u teiD Wee(
BIZ Only hope. REACHING the mid
do o. tho ilvulet he rested upon
hoopttoble rock. 9A1yu1Yx nov
reached tho margin Of tho stream
P1AI.AllS again plunged forward.
8is seme were feeble. biz strength
Waxed faint. He heard tho splash
that 1ANu1yx made - che too
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Ia y y CUNNINGHAM
:, ,l11QlN0XJ At Law:

01uL sive pseapt md pstseoal ,at-
~ 0soisa y ~ bneluses eatzustsd to
:, 11ra1iop h IL D,stsiet and Paxish
A~0h - lasiGhss q 0atehitoohes,
S0e1E Dooo1o 81 oSAlas, aad before
- C>ure q 1ousoe and New
E.1Ge jan 8 rely.
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TEk,'4a'.
- al Cesssslor at Lao

..s.s,enesis ~ Csests cfMsssaiteehes,
~ 800, Rs1 River. VIM. Haltdee,
ti.sp1ejt's ass'sa'as''
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auaaa aIDaAssp1s, r :. Charm
naAzln, lRA1eyn CHAPLIN
AtIsnsys II Lsae, =.
j uAT0HIT00His la

noA011CD iAtAe DisGsiet OeuSts OF
il0ooAae, ea1las, Dsoeeo and
nlVQ 81 r ~ 0apeeQT Coalt Of
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TITO NHJVV0PAPmEl,D 0TA9IsI4
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votica md booodleee ubagality q
: s .a a t .aa e.: !, ::s's'esas ut
FLOP = q 90 :, ths aa'ek ''e's. 'Pss'
Il muGt then e1plAte ny youthful
Eindiooeelio00 b spee@a&ueo deotA p
i5eelaalIY 6 -. -. -
:I: -. =. - :. - ''apaase' "fse'
'sl1d11ou-aselto b NJ 0ugdac.
.lzA1Aa,..., ps.g:.e.te1 d!si,. !.
II 9 s. DIV 6 Gvoed 1 q o
Se@1e q pooal1Y g ~ ee1nses II
q 40 jssiIcoi i - ii 6ess
o 8 oo0queeod ~ soel . i9po.
TT thlaS 6 loool et1ou0peje0o
~. looSo nel-oe b ~ Cd
III ID thY splEitS % 49, W1eo ]
~ al,aaay Isst ~ 1920 t - );
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-24
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
Railroad Company and Negotiations fol
its COMPLETION

Railroad Company and Negotiations for
its Completion.
NEw YORK, November 23-A Graphic
special from Philadelphia says: Ch.s.
B. Wright, one OF the directors OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
who returned from New York late Sat.
urday night, has been interviewed by .
Times reporter Speaking of the nego-
tialions closed Friday night between the
company and the syndicate OF American
and European bankers, under which
the syndicate is to furnish $4,000, 900
for the completion Of the road, Mr..
Wright said the list OF bankers com.
posing the syndicate would be pub
lishcd IRON the company's office In New
York in few days In the meantime
he did not feel authorized to give their
names. He said, however, that they were
of the very highest authority; that there
were no better names in America or
Europe. 1t Is understood that the lead
ing members of the syndicate are
Drexel, Morgan & Co., August Belmont
& Co., Winslow, Lanier & Co., and J. &
w. Seligman of New York, and Morton,
Rose d Co, of London. Wright said
that it would be improper just at pres
ent to give the exact terms OF the agree
ment. but he would say that the syndi.
cate we're to take the bonds OF the COM
pany on scale ranging between 70 and
100 per cent. One Of the directors OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Company had
told him that the arrangement just made
was as favorable for the company as that
under which the B. & o. Company
disposed of its first bonds. Wright said
the whole length OF the road will be
completed within three years. To-day
rails are laid within thirty miles OF
the Yellowstone. The grade is com.
pleted to the Yellowstone and rails
will be laid during the present month.
The graders are now working up the
Yellowstone, and during the winter the
road will be completed to Miles City.
"There is only about eight hundred
miles OF road remaining to be- built.
About three hundred OF this will be con-
structed during the coming year. We
shall soon ship rails around the Horn to
be laid on the western end OF the road.
At the same time We are pushing work
in Montana. We shall reach Bozemar
or Helena during the year. From
Walla. Walra 10 Puget Sound there is
about two hundred miles OF road TO be
built. The other six hundred miles ID
the distance across Montana. Within
the last ten days the company has
bought three hundred miles OF steel
rails, which will be laid during the
coming year"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-24
Eoryera Arreated.

CINCIxNArI, November % "A. j.
TuEis, a lawyer, and Jacob Nine, who
were indicted by the grand jury for for.
gerry, have beeu arrested, and Cornelius
Mciioldrick, an associate, will also be
arrested TO day. The forseries Of which
they are charged are Of a startling char
acter, being the deeds to large quanti.
ties OF land owned by the eccentric mil
lionaire jeremiah Tullis, who died two
years ago. II is said that some ten
thousand acres of land in Iowa in the
vicinity OF Fort Dodge, have been fraud.
ulently conveyed. and innocent parties
are now occupying the property: Other
lands in Illinois, Missouri and Tennes-
see have been similarly disposed OF.
The method was 10 make a deed from
Tullis to McGoldrick, dated year or
two before Tullis' death, then McGold-
rick would deed it 10 another OF the par
ty and then would be sold to innocent
victims.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Fears thatit viii Tsil-An Appropriation
to be Asked.

WASHINGTON, November 23.-The
wagon-.oad OF rich men in New York,
who associated themselves together for
the purpose OF starting the project OF
worlds fair in New York in 1888, are be-
coming very much alarmed asto the sue
cess OF the undertaking and fear that
there IL not sufficient time TO make the
exhibition a success. They think that
there is too little interest manifested in
the thing throughout the country and
also complain that capital in New
York is not taking hold OF the
movement as was expected. 1t is un-
dsrstood that a large and important
committee OF New Workers will be here
OH the first days OF the session of Con-
gress to push through an appropriation
by the general Government. This is
desired, first, because the funds are
needed, and second, because the man.
ayers want the recognition OF Congress
and the Executive, so that there may be
an air OF authority in asking the partici-
patton of foreign governments. The
promoters OF the movement say that
Congress ought to do at least as much
for New York in 1885 as it did for Phila-
delphia in 1875.
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The Rising Tide of jewish Power.

Benin, November pa pretty gem
'-- :re.lag prevails founded on the ut
,''slr'' OF the Conservative semi otli-
. .-,>S that the authorities are in
.~t,o wink al. ii not openly encour-
'%.rr movement for stemminy the rls-
-;".rot the Jewish power and influ-
% 20 tie Empire. At the beginning
q Us career Bismarck made no secret
. - opinions on the subject, de-
aHgcln Parliament that he was OPP
81 20 the admission of Jews into
p r although subsequent events
ave SaoSn that be has somewhat mod
-'' 'al> lieories. There is nothing TO
: that he don't regard the more
: 'eia'e phases OF the present agitation
"a certain degrees OF sympathy. In
~ a. session of Parliament Bis
-s,s : Son introduced and got passed
Pa against usury, but every one
'--R lae real author Of the bill. The
,.'', has not vet given any distinct
..'-',a IN the matter, though il is
WI exceedingly strange that
o, the emperors chsplains, Rev.
.'@'Ner' should still have courage to
''sie MS aEti-semetic course with un-
'~~'aisaei vIralence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-24
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
sonsy Stringent At 6 per csnt.-Govsrn-
ments Quiet and firm-fIourfirm
Wheat Unsettled and Lower
-rogs Dull.
New Steel Processes.

The new Thomas Gilchrist process for
dephosphorizlng ttsel, threatens to revo.
lu,ioniIe that manufacture. The Besse-
mer process requires ore Of high grade
such as are found in only few places.
But tho successful working OF the new
converters bolted by the Bolckow,
Vaughan & Co. proves, it is stated, that
ineot steel Of exceptional purity can be
made from the commonest Cleveland
pig. The process is declared to be cheap
and simple The blast is made, the
furnaces are tapped, the melted ore is
put through the Bessemer converter, II
Is huxed and blown. and in twenty
minutes is run into large ingots, rolled,
cut and drilled-steel rails Of the best
quality. Samp'es Of these rails taken
at random, are said to have showed
2l00 less phosphorus than the best rails
made at Barrow.in-Fuiness. OF the very
superior red hemati,e ORE there found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-24
TIE REMAINS OF GOV. WILLIAMS
Taken to Vincennes, ACCOMPANIED By q
LARGE Number of DISTINGUISHED Men

Taken to Vincennes. ACCOMPANIED BY
Large Number OF Distinguished Men.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 23-The
special train bearing the remains OF
Gov. Williams to Nincennes was COM
posed OF an engine, baggage car, two
passenger coaches and directors car.
The remains were escorted from the
Washington Club House by a detach-
ment of police, a squad of the Light In
fantry, the Jefferson Club and quite n
concourse OF citizens, preceded by Mil
ler's band. About 235 persons accom-
panied the train 10 Nincennes, inc!ud-
ing the escort guards of the Light
Infantry and the Jetfer son Club. All
the pail bearers with the exception OF
Ex-Governor Hendricks, who was too
unwell TO 90, Governor Collum, Of H.
linois, and four other State officers; Gov
ernor Luke p. Blackburn, OF Kentucky;
Colonel Milton Barnes, Secretary OF
State OF Ohio; Governor Gray; Senator
Mcdonald and the State officers; the
Governors staff, representatives OF the
Federal county and city officers, Captain
Myers, OF the Jcfiersonville barracks, in
charge OF the flag decorations for the
city of Ninccnnes; representatives OF
the Cincinnati and indianapolis papers,
Father Bissonies and large number OF
citizens. The cars We're heavily draped
by the Committee on Decoration. The
train will return to-day, after handing
over the body to the citizens OF Nincen-
nes, where 1t wi lie in State to night.