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, 1880-10-22
INDIANA.
CANDIDATES..
anktidf Qtanatth Ia The Chtcam1 Iffhdtf1E

"fff''f I4'rafeh t" me Ca'eaeo 1F.nane' :,
Sn1sxAL's, an r3. 1 oet: so.a,o aio ,a calr
ss tor oma s!nes 1'o nun,op t"1 t a"s
nearu IRON Ste eel H. Deh Ill., Harrison. I r. 'o s,a ,n
tno lion. ;'o Coo,.Ii, taG a.e''' '9nn nan,a -.
NeM sa ,t ,n D. ia'G ~ tho
1",irr t1 rs M ~, Int ~ for .S tc IHIv ,lacp
,,.'',. ", w." ~. w, % ~ wv .,.nu p, ,t,.
VIEWS IN THE Observation-Disclosures
MESr QUESTION.
xrttt,s lA,ratth to 7as Chtenea Tribune
LAFAYETTE, lntt.' Oct. 2'.-Fho lion. Rob-
nrt G. tlregory, for years II member of tho
indiana 'upre,ne Court, a''l one of the tIrest
lufists III t'le hthto, ms auttfossot VIC lolsW
Ing letter to thu 1l",l. John ,; n; Butler. Of
OF 3tho cxnct sentns OF ttle constitutional
'''e',.,sts ~ a. ai ws IS 'no oes' lung 10
w. ,'',.o e u. ..nt son.!e,as ,..s..,, T., ,,,,,,
. sco gettr Matnc mentioned s,1 u q 1moaao ,t
pic nt Indiana. We hnrG !nRt elected cniinty On
Woa Ma stnae aelt,1s WnoSo ti.ssos W. VI Ing ,ri9
oisetI,', n, i yut,' aS mn Swttm5t nthorty tf aw,
cotiact,llcrcea n,llv foll,,w VI untold difficulties
n!ltl egnf.'sl9l ~ UP administration ct our ia,,,
llo nlarH fm ioyrrnor tlnwn @ to tf,9 l3wSss ,,5
ilScEs cee.n' Ky Nnw "a LAWYER, sns tMtns ,9 o
II Snx ionn@e ~ nm H,rv ,rsrMnt ut,ast,,n4 The
peoplc tsf imdIa.n ctnsi,x iii pSiiticaI p,rlics,
nyo Hc7uicsccI iii that ruling atitl hfiyp held nti
1lcoitol, tttt!er IL Public riEha hay. attached
,,nlcr it. Tho question now le, Hinder thu cir.
t.'s'istnt,cca oght that sleoslt,1 to o ,ls.tirlH?
IT. Mas , acclca Hlter in! inrEnme1 ar ama
rtca III ''e rs 'S e TOR nntfas t "dt fxS1 h"vo
.nr pSn ca ~ m haVo M ny y ,ei o s' snat 20 lnh nGn
thSs: aThat, whsrc in,portsnt, rish,s, waeiher
fiJIu net on II rttliuV pf lilo oullrt nf Inst ro-
, 1880-10-22
IRISHMEN OF INDIANA.
Address: Of :ttlu 1rIHlk. American Club
Congratulations Over the Past, aul
htl Appenl for 1ile Future.

Address: Of: :tt,c 1rI~1, -Amorlcan Club
Congratulations Over the Past, mud
. an Appenl Tor aile Fhturc.
KooMa OF THE iNls1l-AMEIucAN tItib
INDIANAPOLIS. oct. ", lsA.-lo nic lfisa-
'nf7I Or inaadnd: W. congfatulato Soa
upon tho great Victory you won on tllo l@ti'
duy OF October. Wo congratulate you, OUT
countryncn, because tho victory secures the
Nntinno1 ayistcncn Of MIR ntlonted eo,,ntry.
Wo consrat,llh:o you because INC Success o.
the Republicans febukes tho tyranny ot
tho privileged few Of the Southern SNies
ri,n. iv forco. frnutl. at,tl VIOLENCE denied 10
freenlen @ the dearest r,Eht Of freeborn ell.
zen, that OF CASTING Ills voto as nis colselo'ee
dictated, md having it counted as 1t was
cast. We congratulate you, because Tho
victory toutls to strenotl1on tho hands Of our
manufacturers, thus securing falr, full pay
for frocmnn's honest lay's lnbor.
IIofe let us pause, n1Ml cast ollr Thoughts
toward obr dear old l,on,e, }Yhere now ara
] herS OK, m loo,ns mai lint onco matla marry music
and brought Joy a,d home comforts to the
honest and sturdy wcayors? Silent, all
silent, md why? because Of Eng]atd's FREQ
trade policy, which tie Democrats seek 10
fastsn @ ] on our own America. WHY SO ,uuch
Of misery In Ireland? Why do wives and
children cry for bread. a1ltl tho husband
and fother stand tn hcart-brnken ancuisht
WI Whv ora ' strnnc trnn l,rova men
beRgars. living upon tho ali's OF charity ~
Is not beCntae Ireland IL not o grand country,
Thore aro no fatrer yallays, no prcenrr hills
nor any pvs!er I'll 4an climate ~ not ss, nssaIse @
.iai u aJi.n .n.s ~ i ~ tr,,.l W ~ omsn Tia
nnfttons' ,'af;y ely gsj,va ~ ~, - ,,sS,,funs
o'nS So,u5 a,m NV rnif Isn, @ ,'nii"v the
S,,,,nnrnta' w. snn,,ti t"* ,ot,r;''rsf ths
,syIttsScs ,ottsnaf oor,a WUMM l o,;cn ljo
~, ~ t,os, '.,o,f M vo ,,;,,t WI, To
Ky eay i.,os rVo ~ onst+',tio ~ ,}o ais
C9','aGera.e staifs onposlis y E'sl'l; l,ano. @
crniic dnSs,,a ~ ~ 1,ai ~ o,l ,rnrintmri s'nc" ito
etnllc aoEtia WITT III! pto"'G!.a st.u ~, 10 tn
nEgAni2ation OF tne paltY' WH po!!lt IVY i,st -
neic pintIolM aunpte't ~ o'Hsdn''"dt 4. ~ ' tIs
JNile. we pollt yon ~ u'g sttes XIX ~ ia ts
AMefieah congress 1tnn sho Wnoa niti, ,t,v m m
ware !eae YOU aln IN lAsien1na that po!lgS t.. ~
, 1880-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA
CHEAT PARADE.
"hEhAA n4tHhkN
Rnttfof nfsn1frtI II, Thk 1bir,tan 94.khtt,

Special Df'ratsh to ne ch'saso Tribune.
PnitAhELriitA! oct. al.-Ihefc Is no r.
iaxatlof NJ a'I IN uio ctoTt or ltep'iel'caas III
THIS STATE a'a1 thc par!'dcs arc 'flofe h'Tof-
oits anu more Imposing tlaan pr!or TO the
great stcfaTy N lht!iana and Ohio. Thu
inefc''aflts ahs' mna'1tactnrers or Chester
hcli meeting Inst evening, and. soon after
looe'ock' y Parhac Stnrea WHICH vas tlse
largest ever witnessed IN west Chester,
ni~nys 1a'nons 1of It's political turhonts'
Ihe sttects oser when u passca were nfil!"
tantly t'I'lmlfintcu by ca'c',lm lights anu col-
nrca tires. Chtneso 'arter11s hung from
tho windows OF INC private d~eillnEs,
nntl wefo strung IN rows III front Of tho
pronl'nent buildings nnd hotels. Added to
this, ca''dlcs were placed IN many Of tho
windows. THOSE VINO had lcitlcr calt'lcs or
lanterns turned on tiie gas. Tho arches over
tiie streets w.ro llt ''p' md atttlcti g1eatlyto
tho effect, and tho scc'1o presented calle.l to
tnlnd night 1T carnival dhys. Whcnthe
, 1880-10-22
IOWA.
Special Dispdteh to The Chicago 1rtbuht,

Special Dlspasea to The Chicago 1rtbumt,
CiEsTOS, H., Oct. 2l,-rle lArgcat political
demonstration Of tho campaign Is being held
Tonight, tho OCCASION bofng the tubllatlon OF
the Republicans 0ver thu glorious rusult ut
last Tuostiay's elections In Ohio nt,tt 1n.ltnta.
Nearly nll tho prominent business houses nn.l
residences are Illuminated with cu,Idlus, jap
a,lesu lnMterns, nud transparc,lclcs. Tho
procession. consisting Ut the Boys in Dluc
and Garfield Guaria In full ,,nIfarll,, Is pm
rntlfng thu principal strpets ntn!tl tho SHOUTS
Ut tho crowd, tho firing OF cnnos, u,ld tho
burning ut tud-tirt. Tull roo voters, some
ut them businessmen who llal not carried n
torch Since urant's llrBt campaign, aru In tho
llns OIL foot anl hurscback. Thu OpDra-
House being occupied by q theatrical tsoupe.
the Methodist lN,ople haso. kindly lOallul
their spacious church building for the sIWAk-
Ing, aiui tlle lion. John \. StoIo IL now au-
dressing tho largest audience accorded any
srcakar this campaign. The city llas been
boiling over with enthusiasm the entire oyo-
hing. .........
cEnAn ltArtDg.
Spstta1 Dspafsh to Tia chteaae Tribune.
CEn.At RAPIDS, 1n., Oct. 2l.-Ex.Cotl-
1FcBs,nan Jntnus Wilson addressed n large
a'ttl!onoo nj tho Republican wigwum tonight.
Ilo hnllevcs the Victory III November will bo
tho greatest uni Most Important TO tho well
faro Of thu Unltcsl States fur many years.
NeaEly 800 torcls.benrurB wore out, and grent
enthusiasm prevailed" Democrats hing their
heads and are HOPELESS. 3ln,,y Ut tt,oso offer
70 bet two 70 ole, nn t;Arsiclh, but camnnot
find takprs. JallAsl,, e.lttor nf; tho Siaple. q
Ing Dnmocntttc spcuehes III ltwA until tho
slay nfter thu lnllana etccsl01l, wIlels liz ci,.
etletl nll p1lgnRelnpnta md left for ll0nu, il0
WAS Invited tn SpENk lltra tbs SecDtlts time,
b,,t p0sttaYoly refused. snylng: "litlttaM,t
las spokpH. Thnt's ullouKli. ] anl no fOol."
TlIE rESDIN0 AMENnMENTs,
DEA AolNEs, H., Oct. 3l.-An erEor pre-
walls In tho Statu rvlatug ~ tho yottx ols tho
proposition to strike ont tho words "freu
wlltt0n fr0nl tile third line Ut SeU. Ut Art,
Af SA!tl' Constitution, rulAtinX to tho LeRtB-
latlye Department, tic error bUnK tllat lnnlly
SUPPOSE TINT tho ballots cast shall be, ~
heretofore, nttacl.ed to tho Ticket: tbs l!ew
statnte. however, provides t11at "Itle ballots
to suel, amendment shRl! bo separate froiI.
tho t'11lots fur ntlicars cast vt such election.
y.led by, he, Judges Of ,otecstol, svpntatyy
from said ballots 80 Gust for officers, a1'tl
thero shall b. written or printed on
such ballots, tbs e.lt!ra proposed alnen.l.
lneHts, With tho words ''For" or "AKulnst,''
W tho sleetor naY desire. pracedlng each
| amendment yOtaal upun. ALL county com.
| nllltealnen of a!l parties are requested to
n,nke nUte of this, ami nroyldu separate
ballots, nlNt all circulars Ut all committees
nre wrong In not ~ stating It.
| nuAL1NHrOd,
| Special Mspateh ia Tia Chicago Tftb1tA&
! bvALSuroS. la.. Oct. 3l.-6enator Allison
, 1880-10-22
OTHER CITIES.

Bpttidl Dlsptsfeh to The Chleago Tribune.

Bpreta, pl,puteh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Qufxcy, Ill, Oct. al.-For somo tlnys past
inc cat'lpa,ei aes oeen one oi aalnost '' a,pre
cettcl'ted aeltflty, AleeliflRs aro nett every
day n1Nl evening throughout tho county, and
moro largely attended that, any that have 0c-
fnr In nxcesa If ills lmrty strength.
Col. w. T. Edgar, tho Republican ca1Ntt-
date for Coigruss, Is now making {. thorough
cn,lvass OF this county. nt,tl there Is good
reason for believing tlNt, If tile nttler t0l1tl-
iia @ viii b. be electc,l. Tho cnuso Of his oppo,
nent, Gen. Singleton, Inns brcli grcntly dnin-
aged by tIis recent speecE, In the Upcra-l lousa
here. III Which o oitleAv0tyd to strntltl1 tho
the campaign. Letters received from Pike
County yesterday. show tint It Is working
damage to tic l)emocrats there also,;
both ut KiM!erl}uk md New Cantol,
tic tariff w.,s tlle burden Of tho speeches;
turner's nlld mechanics. have broken from
tion Ii taking effect anso,,g the Irish, and tho
tremor has bect.lnc M great tint goou Demo
cratic Judges .sstrast their ability to carry
even the City Of Qn1ncy.
county Will 0eGur In tl,tH city on tho aslh
ilist 1T wlatch time tie lion. tifeeli Il. Isnltm
and ll0lIurt T.. Lincoln will speak III the dly.
time, ulld Gcl,, john l. lslaker In thu even
Ing.
Air. J. +. Scanln,, Secretary OF tho Indus
trial l4eaEue,' will speak before the lahorcrs,
operatives, mechanics, md fonntIryn,et,, at
tho Uptrn-tlOn6O lisrD, OIL tno evening VI
Utt ~. -.....
EOCHFORp.
spsetnl phpatsa to Tho Chicago Tribune.
RocKvo1,t,. 1ll Oct. nl,-Nnw lint Tim cY.
citGnant attnnttimr liz, ;,lcctinv Of tilo jiocs
Kiycr Annual Coi1ferencS hns inst, al,ti tI,o
sS cleared q, away, !saSl|ns everything 4 d
tiicir tlol,gts III q tue ,ssucs % IN tho ca1ivaig ] i
and bottt ,oitlcnl "a m narties % oro q, workinn Win II
anthnsI"atin uni fnr n,inrlnua r,am7fu r.
tnts en,lmtv a,Il Itstrlet It il 1srlrss FIR tin
Dnnocrnts 10 ID i.,iluh' fnr Mi tiIoir .ffn.ts
viii bo list and bfirlru forever. Sincu lie
REPORTS from lnilInna inll OhtO tho pntno-
crntfc leaders {wllnt fHW there nre) have
scarcely .peoped, and aro elldeuyorlnY
to coi.solo oacli other with tho itlel
elections, but hnl long ag, conceded them to
tic Republicans. tTllis viii ito very well TOR
consolation. but WlIen these leaders who
have spunt twenty ycRtx In watching for q
chance to feetlA the public crib SEQ Tint they
arc nEnfn to be tlclllgl TINT lnnEGd for Ol,-
partunltS, they Ara chngrllsel, nlla almost
telhp.en 70 JoiM Llo t!uNl Wnve u Nnee ana
wioh It's bee In si'SS sessiom cre S'siess "1 j,ist
closet! IT, 9nnunl nectlnu, WINS strictly null
manlfestly lsepubl!ca!., ns was demonstrated
Wlien tho reports OF thu lnte elections
fehcheu TINT b0t!y., WlnnGbiKo Cn,!nty ut
tho Hovenher eluction ~tii tl.' leF sllare to
swell the Republican majority III tlls 6Ate.
DECATUR
, 1880-10-22

FIA111 IIlUTOHAL NF C0NElt0NIBE.
WACKKGAS, ILL.,, Oct. 2i.-slr. Kirk, of
l.aku County, one ut tho Republican MoMi-
i@ees. hls proposed to ex-senator joylyh, Ut
Mcile,.ry county, tn submit 10 tho Statu
Central Committee tho question ot WHO Is
lruW.tly tla Republican Senatorial candidate
~ this district. 1t l,uW yGnnains to l,e seen
whether Slr Insly!l will Necelt tl,fA PROPOSE
lion, and Mya thu Setl,liHrIal contest l,intcably
sctslct! W fur as thu Republicans aEo coll-
cerllett,
, 1880-10-22
ELSEWHERE.
CONNECTICUT,
NDr l. l,Ol1tyrFUl. STATE.

Sytfal Dtssxltsh u Tnt Cafc49u Tribune,
llAATfoR1', cona.. Oct 2l.-rl,e prospects,
OF n substantial Republican Victory lit Cs,ll-
nectieut OIL tt'e !tsst Tuesday Of November
ara daily becoming more encouraging, 1t
bl,aNll III tnBHer be classcl rs doubtful
htAt0. Two months agn It WIS futrly II, COLI
slherctl, but the situation Inns changed very
materially III fayur ut thu Republican ticket,
An et.vrgotie discussion Of thp tnriif by IT,
publican speakers l.ns produced salutary
aIftct III every section Ut tlla State. Tha
manufacturers llaye bpen aroused tu scilsv
, 1880-10-22

tiarirhl mid Arthur Clubs ,mra,lntl VIII,
torches. alui inAtLr n flnc display. The. Scn-
ntnr sr0ke fur NJ, hnttr mid n half, md WIS
listened u With tho clnsest attention.
, 1880-10-22
TIE UTE TROUBLES.

WAsmEaToN, d. G., Oct 9t.-Atljutant
General Drum tolegraphcd this evening 10
Mai. Fletcher, commanding tic military post
near Los plnos, to furnish wllateycr military
escort t,iay bo deemed necessary to secura
the protection OF Agent Berry, In case ha
surrendered to tic United .Statos Marshal,
mid I'll insuro his BnfH tlplfYory into tho Gus.
tudy Of the civil authorities at Pltkiu.
, 1880-10-22
RlIlfGI4AHY.

8psstat Dtspateh to tn Chicago Tribune,
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 2l.-The atore
Of james A. Munger, ut Frcoland, this coun.
ty, was entered by burglars last night, who
carried oil SsOU.
6psrti! Diypatth 10 Tht Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Oct. el.-Thtoyes last
night effected m entrance to John d. Wag-
ners cigar store by climbing over tho door,
and robbed the safa OF about 8.U0 and con-
sldeIble sum III notes and lccounts.
, 1880-10-22

DENVER, Colo., Oct 2l.-Tho Rcp1.blican's
Lcatlyllla special gives MI account OF n fight
between In.rty Of whites nil Utes near tha
Reservation limo several days sinco, resulting
In two Utes being klllu,l ind several wound
Cd, but tho report Is not credited hore.
, 1880-10-22

Special Dlralth Ia The Chttapn 1fihuns.
DosToN, Oct. al.-A further deficit of sGorn
1tns beet, found lit tho Sinking F,lht, maj. i.
tng tho whole amount appropriated By NooI.
wnrt Sa5,G0o. Woodward Is believed n
hnye gone To Europe. :"
, 1880-10-22
pnssrl. lie leaves fQf Ills new I,ouc NJ,
afternoon. vngns Ii tlin tIltl WHO killed fh' ~
father hero Inst June. "'


1'ouai1KEErStE, n. Y, Oct. al.-,,na,,
Porter, Of Tennessee, charged with nc:htrni.
ally shooting Nfr. Doty, nlMl Of, hatt 10 nwal,
tle aetioli 0f The Grand jury, Inv nrt n,,,.
nrrastrIt for ililntf1cr assault cti William ~
from md put tlntler additional bonds, W
, 1880-10-22

NEwpo1tr, A(u, Oct. 2l.-Inst night n larro
bo,ly of men cniIci nj house. in 1'allnyf,
md demanded that tho occupants ]cae,
town. 't'llc occupants answered with two
shots, killing llnltley Lori, ngcu u, mid "a.
vIrely wu1ndtng tw6 others. ~
, 1880-10-22

III tho Treasury Ibis rtplird to his C0tncett-
cut correspondent, stat!nK III diplomatic lam
galaec tint II Mr.. Eato,, antl what Is attrih-
,tetl To lin. In snil whnt wns not sr1lr;
TINT thu hooks Of tile Treasury linvo ntwaya
}beeM opc. to tim inspection Of committees nf
Congress mid 1T ColiRrcss,uen; TINT Mr..
Eaton, M 4 member Of nil Investigating Com.
mittcc. thoroughly examined tle Treasury
MID It's honks, tiAl that such secret 0r private
books weru not found, nnd could ,,at hive
bccn found. because they hayb never existed.
1t will how bc Int order for. Senator Eaton,
Of Connecticut to sehd ]lta address to
Secretary Sherman, rs Ills t,ext.tlnor
nelRl,hor In tho Senate Chamber, Wade
Hampton. has donc.
wt11s1sy.
Tic Don,o Gratis tn tl1e So,ttll nrc being rarr
lilly deprived Of their shows of wnr, M will
be seen by tito following telegratns received
late th1s afternoon at tic, Treasury Depart
nent:
Internal istwlGss: Drnnty Collector Shrpnri re-.
nnrts nI TINT % th9 farc9 uer him :e!xea ~ th3 s,
SG,'s Tue ot Illicit whisky aua s aaios q ,n1s
rnE ltox. JAY nrnuEr.r,
Chairman Of the Republican Congressional
Colnmlttoe,' returned to-llfght from Now
fork. whcru he lsns been upon political
business. 11o believes tlio Republican, mt
jarity IN New York Slate will not fn!l below
10000, antI that Connecticut md Now Jersey
nre entirely sato 1}y rcason.o .of the usi,prc-
crs'cntetl interest awakened among ,nanu-
tnrlfY insuo. Nrr ,11n,,he1i footu crrtsin tho,
tho Republicans will control the next HOUSE,
tIo i,otl,. iv tho a,,,u,,,nr,, .inotto,, - Ill
,x1,,so +,,,es !, s"a,s ora hosmt u,,nn
frovI' mr., vto,nmcc hreos,,1ca ,onktnc' n
thjs or, h,,t ~ ,ho .n,"o tis,o n ~ ,,,ori
a'ass .iiu; nas ~ ~ anm'n ''o ~ ,'. H.n
no"is t., ,a,.s, ,',,n,,,or. i,av, i,,,n ,ont ~
t,,a r. H. eJ - ~, ~ ctnto 'naro,,ons
MI, a,.| u",,tt. M .,.,' "..a,,,.ss ~ H.,
a,rrnt,ars ,ri'ns. nre -; h. ,1ts.r;h,,t,, -
"a. .ottn, ,.r.@Irot ~ 1,o,,,,i,,cana san,tai
ior te service afo 70 kSep ta,iy "t a'i VINO WHO
~, ~ .o ean,; assos - '. rnt ,or,t.at t.t
t' a ~ .vl e t,He... .a,i ~ ~ - H.. ,o}"n.a ~,
80 % l., J.. ~. ,t, 49,, ~. 49,, ha,,, IVY ~ -, w.
. - ~ ~ ~ ~ Ts,s"t,,a I oro @ ~ o,
~, n."s4 r ~ NV ~, t..t, a.n,.ati, nv,
't, o, j., .n,t ~" ~ n,, too.r ,r,,,.',, ,,, ~
e.o ~ t y, y. .' so,ts m'e' ' "
'''"s''' '"' - ,,,,n,. ",,,.,.,.',,, a.. ',''''
,<t,,u o,t, ,no;,n .,a"ai, j., ,T,o,,or,o,,s,,,ru
~. 'a as. ,,tnt 1,of'ra ,a",,,,,., ,hts n,or,,
H., ti,roo VITA 1,onoer,ts tot,, h," Inv Ia.,
,'a,,,, NJ sn,,, ,.ot .t,o non,,t,
t,aa,, oa tu t,a,,o, "'''' ''''A WV ~''' A'~p"o
''e'''' 9''Nst' m u,Srocr,
A .norso,,a1 fr,en,, o,J great ntmtrcr of
Can. IInncocl. wr.,te lin iva wcpks oro
nro,nun,linn t,,e fo1tovi,,,r n,,cs,,nn.
In cnsc If clctt,6n viii vo,, sny TINT, shou]d
thero 10 two applicants for tin aamc position,
, 1880-10-22
Ct,SvfcrEb or MURDER.

= NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 2t.-Frank l.ntnrcn,
Inns lrcn for. tic sccontt time convicted n
tho murder of John MeIutl.ofIcr, at Yye,t
OrAtlEc, >s'
, 1880-10-22

. NASHACupHETEE.
1uzzARn's DAy, Mass, Oct, a1.-Tho FRO
hib!tion' Convention nominated Rodney
FFcuch for Congress.
, 1880-10-22
Conspiracy
E1ee}dI Dtstt1frh tn Ith& FshIk.ihn Ttth4IfA

Special Dtpdtch to TN ChEuto IrkbhNt.
PIrrsnui,G. Oct. al.--Tom Whitaker, q no
torlous hlncknlatlor, who has acquired co.a-
siderable publicity III 1'ittsburg. Cleveland,
and Ch1cng0 rs publisher Of tho Gntttnn
Gun, II disroplltable Sheet has been OH trlal
FOR day or two for conspiracy to oxtort
money from prominent cftizcns.~ George
Tesh WIS also tried for the same olronse.
The cnscs were submitted to tho Jury to-tlay
They returned in ten minutes with verdict
OF guilty. Whitaker md Test wero thon
brought tp tho bur Tor scntteense. but before
Viewed Wlllttaker's .crimilial career
h. II the 'AoSt sca'th!ns terms 19 ,1
sl,0oo iine on oaell OF tho two cases, ono SEN
tenca to begin vllen tho other ended. For
tho conspiracy llo was sentenced to serve
two ycnrs and pay !lno Of $500. Tes'l was
sentenced to payn, llns Of $500 end to servo
saIu tint lle Ind given the prlsolors the last
hour possible under tho inv, a,!a ptlt1ea tint
h0 VIVA sUrry tint lla Cnuld not double tic
penalty. The prisoners manifested no emo
tlot, but they went out Of court with n
BgrfDilA MR. a. j.. =
, 1880-10-22
SAN FRANCISCO MURDER.

SAN FIsASoIsco, Cal, Oct. 2l.-Last night
George a. Wheeler went to the police station
and confessed that he had murdered Ills
stster-in-law, Della j. Tlllson, at tho lodging
houso q Kearnoy street, anu packed hor
body In trunk. Ills statement Wns ar
once verified. The circumstances aro To-
markahle. Deeeaset has been living witt,
her sister md Wheeler, md tho latter Ind
subjected her to tls desires, his w!fo being
coEi,izant 0f tho faet, but coneeaiing. tho NJ
fAt1 to nyn,tl scandal: Latterly. n n1ai1 by tho
llan,o oi tieorgg ". reckhatn, who became
acquainted with tho family somo time ago at
Eiscu, Placer County, sought to 1nnrIy Della.
This crputed jealousy on tho part OF Wheeler.
who yeatertlHy while Della was sitting IN his
Iup, chDke.l t,er tn death .Wheelcr and his
family formerly lived IN New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
The Tronbles iuErcIand.

LONDON, November 13.-There have been
two Cabinet meetings during the present
week, and others will be held shortly. IL
Is generally supposed that the Irish land
question was tie principal subject OF The
Cabinet deliberations. and that it will be the
leading subject OF legislation at the next
session Of Parliament. In this connection
the Times, in leading article this morning,
saws THE only true remedy Is TO be found
in some equitable method OF turning The
tenant into proprietor. We see no reason
why such method should not be carefully
and dispa>SiOnately cOnsidcred.'
With reference To- the announcement that
a resident magistrate will be in constant at
tendance at Lough Mask, it should be OBJ
served that an order from a magistrate is
Necessary to authorize the troops 10 fire on
the mob.
LOUGa MASK. November 13 The Mr..
Wheeler who was shot and killed near
Gotta, county Limerick, was the son OF a
Protestant Turner, and not an agent. lie
bad taken farm from which the tenant
had been eYicted. The as>assin fired from
behind wall. and must have been able 10
ret quite close 10 his victim owing TO the
dusk OF the cvening-as portion OF
Wbeeler's head was snot away. The head
and body show eleven distinct wounds.
PORTADOUN, November 13.-The ari-
sans here have initiated movement for os-
tracising the members Of the Land League
by refusing TO deal with or work for any
member Of that OrganiZ itiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
General POpe's Report on the Indian
Troubles.

WASHINGTON, November 13.-The annual
report Of General Pope, made public to-day,
gives detailed history OF the Indian trOu-
bles in Colorado and New Mexico, which,
he states. have not yet been wholly settled.
He attributes the outbreak Of Victoria 10
the determined purpose Of the Indian De-
pertinent 10 effect the removal Of this band
TO the san Carlos agency, in Arizona, and
saws
81 do net know The reasons OF the
Interior Department for insisting upon
the removal, but certainly they should
be cogent to justify the great trouble
and severe losses OccasiOncd by the at
TEMPT to c0erce the removal. The situa'
ton in Indian Territory is complicated by
the fact that we have not only to secure
safety against any IndIan outbreaks or raids
upon the settlements of Texas and Kansas,
but also 10 protect the Territory against the
invasion OF white emigrants and settlers,
who seem determined to possess such part
of il As they consider open TO preenptiOn
claims"
In relation to the attempt OF Captain
PAYNE TO colOniZe i'm the Indian Territory,
General Pope says:
cit is certain that Captain PAYNE and his
followers fully believe in their right to
make such settlement in the Oklahoma dis
trict, and they appear, and doubt not are,
anxious to test the question in the United
States courts. 1t is yery desirable that the
question OF their right TO settle in the In
dian Territory be passed upon as soon as
DoSsible.o