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know how 10 cook IL ttan II is to understand nm,

know how 10 cook II than II is to understand nm,
thro! ~ u, tho @ wsrtl ll.n'd nrp'aMsi.i '
lie,e Tho gospel Of E!rnl houses: in tho yo.ro, M
q, e wafer r., a.;1 ~ l., s"Sp aFh.rJ believe /"
l!ovo Il tho gospel of iustlr..-ti.at ~ r,ns, M,
bSw ,lses iba is s",hi iashse" y'iif f|qs;
stsSf s.s ~ .oe Ssr f G sra S'' o M'is b., hs
awny ltka hlluhtcti Hover. mud ,ni.crwaris !
f. eIart Il 9T s . hsp i Il
iy ,:%. Anar tls ,!5!e;sat ie%s' %%ss'fs;s Il ,I
Of the sia,c ii iissusSc, % iaah'sr II w %ont 7
""swer M t 70 cxs5y ia yS ~ tho snt ae 5 ySp
Au Il yo,i h,.vo Hxer c's,hcd aunter w!th !,re. Wn.
hnrplness ~ With n 4nr'ncnt of pain. ynt will
scruaI. !nox%ra'e, esorIasttis i,.s""is ias,.ee~st@;
= soc. Ta"f a4 with e ssi'yH w .;aa @ IT. Api ,u1he.S
Ike nun. [Applanse.l Ala Sciicvc neor too, II u
We evS ts Ex,se i y r@ sts yha
wncrc Tor Thought, nIit tho more Ilbcrly ySu
us lu RDntruns to cnth otlor. lhrllevo In ia
Eospel, Of !nte!ltxongs; Ia1t is ths only lcyer
ity l. tt;s Fr,n9 r. a,n Aid @ 5o Nd rata
a s!s e :' ;'i ts. fiSsasa xssa s2 u, sa s sss'
,,ot make miserable ! nail VIM hns .nas so,ns. @
ay s haSeyf oena e1a Gf' , "sxhsos ss pssyfSy
So thay ~ f otpel Y & $'nsss,Gg s, G:4x A.
ns ~ s e. ny " T9s! nesses Ht ye nj vi r,ss ;s
wlll n,,,. cover the wa5l'' with happyy
, 1880-09-20
GOING 10 ROME.

5pefal DHpoleh 70 1he chlc47o TRIBUNE,
uGBpQuE. LII, Sept. la-The H. Rev. Bishop
lIo.uessey. VI Dubuque, leaves for Rou,e the
" OF October. before bis departure collec-
ron will be taken up In all Of tho churches os
.h0 diooeae. to he EgGs0utpd " tho Pops.
, 1880-09-20

snM,nn,'m!sn.s.' {. And "c sail unto Him.
c N.Y. s, tacr' t n:H r. rS,Y e.; i%r fS srs + r.
hin, tn II, 10 inherit eternal life, ai uMt snrs e
sn|,' ~ H. Ns W Y aaro '9 eH sxq
wns m opportunity given to tho Almighty to
furnish Il
GENTLEMAN WITH An 1souluIs0 MtSp
viii, tho icet.sary Information upon tho a!ib.
WhiebT cs,s Ill sal'l "Thou sh"it i" TO mir: @
at' ,'ot se"' @ 'S ,, shai hot Ssar i,lsc wi,sss;
nnnnr thy fat1er anu ny mother: ailJ ,ho,i shnl.
YS th 9!sn1r y Il at mot @ sny
~ I'll ~ os l., ,say;, 4, .,$ ,Ssi ., T. SSsn ri.
HS isss ,o &c l,c S "' i,e '%2 2 % not say: ''a ~
holy" lie Simply s.. "fhn, sht 1t, ~ !,r. 'T.
,lut s,eni: tl,vn shut not hcar falsu witness;
f S tsr 4,d ty "'qs th s,
i' sl.r ya''nx ~ en1 'a"1 thiak hS wns Isie ircsh
llntlghtGrl, nnd rrobnbiy. inisfnkeil-*nith unW
film. al! these things fhyr kept II1'n My.
"nd, you'll, ., lAont bps'e'e 'hat' tl""si''cr a''d
se, n n, in%erS'atqn II the old u
'es wM HIT soys S Tsn pne f't sss. e ffGs ~
] '"Ssf 'nsS "sSsi teS aSo a' III. u yE Fs n' k AK,
Mna S cH i, yt yfa m A nr,ss; 's,s = '% S,' mt; NJ,
.hn, ,t, hm"1 No., III 5i' - tI,rh =" tt,n,. All
tS"a snalt hayc trca.nres II lieasrS. Laugh.
tsr The Church ~ - ,'~nys s, teen ,r wii,ai,E %
,,nwn. l1loars, .,f iauph,vr md ,nprn,'se;1
Whrl the next verse wis written tho Church.
mnsi nasm icen aen nr"hE in tIanFter FtI,
cnMr! q 20 ihroi'ai. lhe syc or nst,,in u, thsn
n , rrh man 10 sn,sp IS ne 'laet,,, ~ " ,,"a
wv YOU evcr KNOW WIu3y "iTElp!r p,, ~ M'n".I .t
inau, ~. MSe.'''' "a '""s '!t'o' t'"'''e&e' ''''s
e"fna .,,,.,..s ..,,t,, ,,os., .,,,ot tc.
Iicv" to % IL m % intcrpaiatio,,: "And every Gi'e
that ha.il rortaKrn ha,lscs, aud brethreii, aI,l
,e S,!ss r II t.sr @ r. "n's :Kc X Ws s qs rstcie s
i!Is Cnrist nSyor sa i , !apa,tsel; noys;f; S,;
IL s w " njs t. . ,ase ssc II @
.ha ti,' to inherit en..,..a! lfe?" nnog Sthsr M
yn y Viii ,Ss .cr M rs. ySt i fhos M u nj 'nSfher, %
vi! slinl haxc everlasting mr." i VII mt A..
enijdFct and .tlllr lats, ,"-llo 1t!c,i IL putting
!. i",tso mud lot on III, equality WITH wife ar,
fnsc hlrs 1t essr! tt 70 ,' dvs Sssftns e
iliorr importaut that W. shoiIid 1--we our wives
tAiplase. Y"u ens iii 'i i'er ifs win thu pe:
e & rsrecta! ioy n; lar , nore An, n1or; ,a,,
lave l"ss,s s eli Christ a.i WhyY IL liz Is Gu" yo,.
clnii't nclp iIiin: bill you can plnni i little
tho clliitlu frum tho crr,l,u Until ynl
dlU IN TINT ChIlus nrms. loud apptnuse.l
Let mo tell YOU ,u.tny tlui Il IL rnr n!ure l.n'
iAppjausuj The hnlcst temple hrncitth tho
stnrs Is d honc tint iove hns Gliit, fAppial,4e.
II thu ~ ftacsdc, nr.aini wi;ic!, gather fathor.
i tiils' when people tciisssd t,mt jnfo'ny.
1"''0 uysy,,y rar,,r,,s a. .sn Mor,eus
anil ,r,,cs n a",i ,n,i,ir"n r. A~v,,ssIn" eora I,
, 1880-09-20

I.sSn L'aRcn ,"Tfs 9 IS 4 NV wuE % Swe
iaurhi"r,l iS l"HS K,as started this ,,aotrMo ii
Ss9sl' a s as,e y te e4tI'fy ysie s III, III. fGf l.
,''l ,'Srrst. l.a,,utcri "" ri rc" tno ehor O." Sy @ NJ,
% Gt .t,t,u =, i"etis int het%e ia , 5a c Mx ncs'! IT.
mvGn "' ,sn,v"rs"ioh in,wnrn n i,is,cK nA tho
\; rS @ ,SF sa ss, Z ssncs c1" to
@ ,a.n ~ '"s f"r ca"s' ' ",hpr, ' anu that thoy
a 'i; ,oxSs sssh ,.%. SheT Of ss wt tS SSS'sir S!S'si
S Ss s;sssr s, s%:ssssy z is; s;
W i' w. ", +; iii % sIn ~ nld viii to limit Siup 1T
i,rt;lcstnntion a.,ii etcrnai tS.nnntion IAr:
; a IL TSy @ 5nsfs II Sceaso ths Gss IL ,a at s a"e H." 5
Jill tc rs"so,. il, his not r.Fit % Jas,a ~
ii; S,, Sd s t. sSs wSn 'nH' be- kS, s; '% ns,
six M @ II Snny, Sn1w, t2t Wsv naH n aSo es
hin, +. TN 'ntonselot1s ,],,st7 iApplni,scl Whnt
rshs h hts f % 1t, iniluit God t" .atid to, tle
couit chnt,Eu tt.t nirco Of Elirnlllru luu!ntlng
to ctnrl nto 4 isns. happy, auiitlent hut,iaiii
tn1 sua,Iy fonvrr. II iii Il wni,id bo a jjcnd,
wn,ili lcavu tint uuins in unconscious dust.
All! yct We aro told .hnl we 1nust lrllovo slc;i,
won't tlc. Why. IN iKhN thore was Il division IL
this Church. They Ind i iuwsait 10 sec which
@ sriel Il lsIare % y Juso , at, t,sry MD to imry p
,!et''stt TINT tho Now School
WAS rnu c',uncu or oop.
rns ,hSy e." s' s az a. the ohfc sT5 F d.
Church teachcs that lnt.hLt 'Mnoccnsc was sao-
,ness tor me 1aSs want T. l;; 1Hn,s VIII ih
ta'ks antl ~, tllerc letnusc hnvc right to a,
thcs,. / have sn!d. ard guy nEn!n. tlur't wIss'
~ ~ n charity angel. 1l.h,lKhtcr,l ! have no
tin.1 i,n,,rs u pcco'o "'nsea pa''pcR VI 'noHAs.
! tr,n, .,,,,,n ,,, . ..,,,,n ,,,,t,,,,,-, or,s,,v
| ~ o.noa NJ, Wst = f"s"F 1..ns .SSs,
, 1880-09-20
A Perfect Pnctico Of Charity Is
All Tint Is Rcquisit
To Answer The Question Of the Great
Church. Dlsturher.
His Previous DenUncintfons Of
Orthodoxy Reiterated,
With Even More Vigor and Piquan-
cy than Ever Before.

o.....--..-- 49,, ,.,.,,..,,
and ta,n"ea {" eF''"wns yr'sray 'rr,H l'e['n CT ,
win n,, audience no, '' ny aia ~ r... :" on ,n1
SI"n Ss new ''fs,eu ee,s'rccw :" %' to al Inc WI, At
.ens'-" Whit Must We No IL !,c sveaf m S9vcf eyer
before, With Tue nnss!hlc exception Of tho 'ran'
alnu meeting Inst winter Nv, w.s there 30 ,, ,rrar. ,
EN- Hs,s" IN %s"s ~, n,re ,%p.,n, f tho
"s'so ,. ,n0 ,crns,on mi a. a "t sru,s IT. wns
~eo. .ou py ~ Sssas %es'suy s "ru"s o se % , % csss
III coi wcatnor' ny uaico"S hh" mo Inc
gallery , were prss"ptss' .s o, m ,,o,sa; rnr.s
.'l al tho seats were held , dawn @ 1, tho % Inter
ss sn FORM se's soIi1 % ckxr' s to the %"ro lucky
ones In front. There WIS tho us.ui nrororton
zr,,t Tho ,r,It, tanon,,.ut rxnr.,ss,, iheir mn.
,,rn,.oi ~ tho enniIn,rn,a whir,, ,,rot,n,, frn,
10 n,,nt nrnnr.s linz hv ryr,,,,r,t IN ircnks
'o G"e' ora"rs "s ss ~ 'usTt sI,er"n ,vhn
sentiment rac,l 10 IND n responsive echo.
While Tho crowd WIS co,,srrpn.ins ol, tho out.
sdc, !. nu!necr Of tho Yokeslows connected ~
with Tho y ~: e. a. wrre s!'s cnSHxe'. , III ,s-
tr!hslt'"s' ns MI ,.1 'swer I" t1e loo. =.
.r'aas "'e" ,,,,S ~'"" e''' pnt ~ ,or,. ~
proeihi'nea inside, ,.''l, ne n,., M ea.'.. .,a.
VIC do 10 bo snved?" md tho Scripturul at,-
aver thereto, "Hciicyc on tho Lord Jesus
@,s.,., ,.I tA,,, s,,"t, ho n,un,. y,,no NJ
Ehf's'' hnu 'non sualt DO e!Ve"' Spl"c u!
these cards sccncd to produce tho effect
for wlltcl, they wcyc intended, hut tho great
h,,1k nr thom wcrc ,.ontc,untl,nus,v ,Dst ns,ic.
"'> =, .. ~. ...s I,"... ~, ;, ,,I,n" ~ t,arS.,I
IL wna 'e'i minutes VI" "nch ~. '"Resss''.
stepped onto tho stagc, rlud IN tho provera.lnl
clnwhn.nn,cr and wi,!tc ncektic. and prncccicl
tnt,,o atn,,J II. ,.ns ,y.,,1,rc,I win nm opnn.
~, ~. .,,,, ~; n"u'"ir,,, n, sna. .,",,,,,',
my sa'sn .. hnha-e'npp'ss a,'o ioo'-s."n'p'hs'
IN response 10 which he stniletl lnd bowed, and.
without. my unnecessary introduction from
snfncbody etse. plunged III once into tho iNattcr
IN hnnt'. The Culunci
SPOKE "A rotLnws:
I,,n,rs ,x, t,rS,IrMps. t:oar "a tbo fupocon
IN; @ NJ @ rei, y = IS tvar luz i91
.in IL ,ss h:nu N. H., H. s, eHSs MmM
M,Sn t,t ~ s,m," III trcln, !'f
iine1y Mn ~ M lHvor rs , npSaiM.1 WILL. @ irae, . ~
ihDuNAt. ~ tne Icnh 81 tiso ih'nsl svesS ons y
% nnI:, es"[S M tsm a ~ 's,t nv, & r ~. @ u
Sso"'ieH. Wssy 1he WtMsh VIZ }nsi". y nAsHW- wv
Ky; tAl'pss.! pelhk % '. ann lTps'u.iu @ q "
tellcttsal nertS. nHd only it1tsn lrn Gotai clli-
, 1880-09-20


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,,...u >. -
WGll. u II Whs WORTH whtle 20 hnNn a'Etis follow
nutIeScrs n tne t'tt W4rll. aHs'lrtHly It. Mns
worth Mh'G ~ ,Mvt tho eiRits inll,s thn tt.I!tr.
rs- n mo MY Wnr.a. AGi 'slrt.!ly s'1.sn1 slAt
s!ana et"ii! 3ow w"itiu he !" s"i,vii,rc tn ,t
ho!!eVer; ~" thGro nrn ~ laatit .ts,nsilusetS
nuw " exer. NlHl tno e9is hIr rs htressTlIF ti1
tiny ty ~ st'cy s.sr %rr, Apa,n1sr;! NM! wnIlti
ltkN icw inyEr. lt.iT.luft ,t uh's if,xhtlu!
shnli he sayc nt 10 Hat lMl!t'vcih not sllnll !s
% tIsl.,a,e't nMs ''itsl 'nis Wnr.u M VIII uG..f nnu
c%rr % Fl, Hfery icIcr W tn,H os,Mi9e , MMs Mct.
hwM ; MN 1Axnls E.tty WITH i:!s neei uas!RGGil
nnM cn'!s,s. AN that t'ss!lKc tEuar !ne swnr!ni
rhr hsr %.sm ,",, ~ h"ts, 51s t" M
MAsnse ettftuaIa tae sfri,ssti ~ H., ~ Mni: ,.!
inna ptssiRu tsMfcs!rs lily '.oi,a smrMsrI' inus
ttsnEG, tiiss smo ss!a r6.isiaf, "t aGe,l S mt,
IN, n.cs sfeiIy; n,,'I "sny' IT. 's Infamous Christ
nerst @ sI'M !.,..., y. -, ,,,, ,t.,rs..u, A,,u,.
secnt s "a ssy 70 ,. RH ,kr ss.nttny "rsecs
Wtn si"!,IeW alld Win AHFk;,1,-sl,issnn!laily T..
xrses; 5 ss " r,t s ko r. IT,.
lnl nnoa! .til.'Ho UNI. IND ynt y, s!ln!t iiot NC
1,iMH"a; eotGna so!' ni.t' yt' smn not w. con-
ucHncut Ii!u lurRltt hHu y!'1 s!lll nc ItlR1sesl.
, 1880-09-20

Ia IL tcl!Gye so.nethtuE that you don't uI"iey-
Nun, aIam tGcse Gospels thnt havo rcud tho
Churches rest. Gn't out Of thns, things that |
%yo @ , yea" sMsy hsSe WNs;a ;.. shss % sseet's An4
know, wis tho Cathpiic. luke il, tl,t Is tho
t,rst Church that iaa my power. Thpt + J. tho
lI.a'ghter.] Tint : tho Church Tint preserved
ii,o .nant.scr!pts for ". Tint !s tho Cn,rc'.
hs S%sss aSS Hks ns s Grs g .h s +
oi history 70 pr;ye tnft..c!cs i!nt h,Irponal lsN
aEes a wi!s tc s I e ssy
g" s%' st.s'' i%s ' ShseA ES 'ns' liz
s"ns s"y saS ans MIt ffsps vpSoo s.r fHs%a, st's
Ss ~ FtsIsn'n;!y saIs . n1 ir5e SS ssr ,,ns Of 4s
asa's!ns - thslr ,lSe.r!nc, i intaii!Sts: That
;harsi' s!sr'|s esss,' t!m' %h,ss 8 !! sssoxs,: ;
thu s!lInc. md lint Is thu dastr,letioi.
flu, sS'a' Gh.s '.'sss s| Is Tint rsss @o cut "sks ks s
Church lsacl,rs us Tint ii nun IL iN,lrr In tic
11ii sii IL i,er ,hr;iiri ind Thrilling sr.,s. r.at
church tclighrs you tlwt Il priest ls lctteF thti
!9ss mn%, @ sss ' ss ss Y' ys ut ,a' ssI ;
ris'lsr.i Ifhat tharsh tsIls .no slrl @ ii d "r
-t,Mt gir With tho rcd It honIih III Tho wi,iiS nf
her !,eNMtIfMl el,upks,-it tells that GrI: PIT oil
II wi! WhyuI, Df death anil night. kitcc Mpnn
stuls. and ynl Will plensb GMl." lcll y0u thAt
| 40 NlRl. klluELn HI AL1pwEn ny hAw
70 take IN. te! unit rnE!'.s'lcu Tho hul'ttes VI
the wnrl loud auplAise until H!ln Is Ut tcilst
| - years or nKt. i4.HHEhtor.l Whit unlIl sfU
knows wllnt shn waltts. f.nitghlpr AMl mp
PlHlise.l MI NFp.lsctl IL AllnwtNH these spider.
Ike priests tN Wt'lSB Wehs tn tltch tho tllca Hf
youth, tAuplal,rv,I I'heru ought 10 be u Inv
Nppntnttiiy commissioners ~ visit such placeA ut
it'st twice ytttr md rCleAsn every ttlsnh wis,
expresses ,leshu to lD released. tfA'itl M.
ptii,tsn.l do mi buteye ln Keeping pcnitGi,-
turlrs fur tiITl. lApplAuse.1 NJ .tsm'ht they atu
l!nnest ha!nt III that IL not thu 'llscslnn. Nav,
Ibis Church. nttur few cull,rles IT thought,
nltlO creed. nnl that creed tho lUlilnlatnIl
Vi uEtkNlnx religion. Let y" renI II e you;
whatsoever VIII bc sav,.l. lefore nil th,nRs 4
!s Unnecessary that hU hold the ONthntlc IMith.
Nhlt! ial.h. carspt every .,nr 10 keep eMtiro
syeriasitngly. Now the Calhnliu fuitl 4 this;
Tint VIZ Wnfship QUO tini in 1'rltlty. and Trinity
III unty." t)t ETIarxe yUu understand lnW this IL
Hlt4 All thero IN III, need VI my exptAlUlnE IT,
lItnuxhtcr.l "Nelther v,,Nfnunt!tnR thc persons
nor ti1yidHiK the kulSt4nE6." tnu hce Whit Il
prAiicn,nrslt shtt wth,,l leay1 tue Deity tn.--lt
ythl ttIyflo tho substance. ll.n1Rhttr,l "Fpr
Ona B tho ItvrshIl OF tho FMthCt, MHutliUr Of thG
S0tl Ailil nituthor Ut tho Holy GhtSl. Hut The
kotlhcMtl " the Father, Anl If thu son, and Ot
tic lk0ly Ghost. Ia oil uIle, iht Hlory tsilA tho
nNjesty cOGictnai. Such Us the Father Ia. such
Il tho 6tln, aua such ia the f!o!y Hhnst. The
FAth0r ID Nntrta!ed. the son ~ uncreAted. ant
tho Holy Ghost II lncscated. The Father IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
GROWTH OF LOUISVILLE.
A Showing Equal to Any North
ern City.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, November q e. X.
Cavon, To whose charge the manufacture.
ing statistics Of Louisville were commit.
ted for the forthcoming census. has
about completed his work, AMI a sum
mary OF his work was communicated 20
the Board of Trade. The showing
made was not unexpected and
shows that in ten years Louisville
manufacturing interests have more than
doubled in capacity, and are assuming
proportions commensurate with her
advantages. Omittiag the leading
branches, which are classified separate
ly. such as the manufacture OF cotton.
iron, steel, woolens, coke, glass. ship.
building. silk, chemicals and brewers
and dslillers. the report shows that the
manufacturers Of Louisville employ
l5,45l hands in l.l9l establishments; (;
that these establishments represent a
capital Of so 364 ,449; that they distri-
butte S5.7G5,3S7 in wages; consume
material costing s., 1G5.3s7, and produce
goods valued at S:5, ,90SiE5S. In 1870
the same branches employed 1880
hands in 620 establishments. represent.
ed capital TO the amount OF slO.OGi .23l
employed about 5000 hands, distributed
in wages Sl,sll,S79, and the value OF
the product was about sl8, 100000. In
other words, though our population
has increased in the past decade only
about y per cent, our manufacturing
industries have increased 100 per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
THE SOIL STRUGGLE.
DoINGS OF THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE.
Attempt to Shoot Land Agent-Immense
Gathering at Athlone 10 Hear
Parnel Denounce the Eng
ish Government.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN FACTS.

The evils OF the Irish land system are
no justification ior the Outrages that are
OF almost daily occurrence in Ireland. II
tenant farmer, being unable to pay his
rent, should use violence in resisting
eviction, there would be reason for sym.
pathizing with him. even il his conduct
were to be condemned. But the condi-
ton OF the Irish farmer will never be
ameliorated by means Of assassination
and mutila,ion. A few days ago mag
istrate was fired at and his coachman
was killed. The more outrages occur in
Ireland, the less likely is Mr.. Parnell to
see parliament meeting on College
green. Ii Ireland is ready to fight
for her independence, she may
use violence 10 some pur-
pose, but il she can not undertake TO do
that, the occasional shooting OF magis-
trate will retard, rathar than advance,
her cause. The land meeting at Athlone
was attended 10y twenty thousand OF the
Irish psasantry, some OF whom walked
fifty miles TO be present. Parnell bitter.
" condemned the billeting Of police
upon districts where semi. starvation
prevails, and urged his countrymcn to
agitate increasingly until they become
the owners OF the soil. Timothy O'Sul.
Ivan hurled among the people a copy
oi his indictment, and it was torn into
fragments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
EGO WEST YOUNG MAN."
New RailrOad-The Way Towns
Grow Out There.

ST. LOUIS, Novepber y The Arkan.
sls division of the 81. Louis and San
Francisco railroad Was completed and
opened for business to Seligman, thirty
five miles south Of Pierce City, the point
where il branches from the main line.
Seligman is only two weeks old, but il
already shows evidence 0f becoming
Furnishing and cn,crprising city,
ten TO fifteen buildings being erect d
daily, and there is an energy and
push about the people seldom seen ev'
in frontier towns. The completion of
the road - this point shortens the stage
ride 10 the now lannon's Eureka Springs
Of Arkansas from 30 to lS miles, and en-.
ables in yalils TO reach the marvtlpusly
curative waters with comparative ease
and comfort. Tho stage coaches are al
ready running from Scliyman to di''.r.
ent part OF Northern Arkansas, aud the
people are receiving mails from It.
Louis in "a hours. This Improvement
is highly appreciated by tie business
men The railroad has been energe'I'
cal!y pushed South from s"'igman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
UNCLE SANS
stamps, Envelopes and POstals.

stamps, Envelopes and POstals.
WAsmrYGroy, Novembei9.-The num-
ber and value of stamps, stamped enve-
lopps and postal cards issued by the
Third Assistant Postmaster
upon reuuisitions received from the local
postmast ,rs throughout the country,
during O,tober, are the largest ever
known heretofore in the history OF the
Post ifice Department. The figures are
as follows: stamps, number l9,OiI.3lS,
value SS.255, 400; stamped envelopes
~. 73l 800, value S6i7 ,i04; postal cards
4O.gii.UO0. value Si09, ,S0l. Total num-
Der Isl, ,744.2lS, value SI,Sl2 69j.
The report oi the Auditor OF the
Treasury for the Pos,oiii e Department
for the fiscal YEAR ended June 20, 1850,
shows the actual cost OF the postal ser.
vice To the General Treasury during this
p,rlcd TO be only s., 2,1S6,Sll. This de.
iicit is S2i5,lli less than the deficit OF
the preceding wear, which was very
small. the deficit for the fiscal year
1873 having been upwards OF - .5OO,OOO
ru.al revenue oi the PO5tOtlire Depart
men. for the last ii .cal wear, S;I3 3l5 4I9;
tOldl expenditures. SCoi iVir' r'-' NV
principal items OF expenditure are as
iol,oys: Compensation of Postmasters,
S77lS7Si: clerks in postof!icrs, s.. .5G9,- :
4OG; letter carriers and Incl
dental expenses, S2,3dl1lS; railroad
t,ansI ortation sS.jO9,i9l; Star service
lbv horses and ordinary vehicles
81 0G2. .592: railroad mail service EN-.
ploves, :3,450.ll4. Auditor McGrew s
report also shows the number OF domes.
tic money orders issued during the fiscal
wear to be ..240,j ,j}', am bunting to $780,
S55.Sl9. The principal foreign money
order business WAS rs follows: With
Great Britain, 1878 orders issned,
amounting to SlG2j 943. anil 1891?
paii. am0uuIiu9 to S;;3,O9J; Canada,
- So orders issued, amounting to
S5lI.Gl1. AMI o3,ol3 paid, amounting t.
S422 80; Germany, G3 S5t} orders issued.
amounting to sl.OlI, 1862, AMI 90 655 or.
ders paid, amounting I" S63I ,i5I. Total
net revenue to the Government from
the money order business OF the year,
$3.50, ,905.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
A FEW THOUSAND SHORT.
A Steubenville Man Skips for the Far
West With His Pocket Full Of Ducats-
Loss Sl5, 900 to $4,000.

A Steubenville Man Skips for the Far
West With His Pocket Full Of Ducats-
Loss $4,000 to $4,000.
SrEuBeNvILLE, November 9.--Within
the past few days several Of the very
singular transactions OF a prominent at
torney of this city have been brought to
light, and a number oi people are led TO
inquire il any one has seen Il short,
round faced, tobacco staiaed Hunter
running loose anywhere between Stcu.
benvilla and San Francisco. The ad.
dress OF large number Of interested
parties, for some month 10 come, will he
at almost all the PoStoilces for twenty
miles around. In 1873, young Demo-
crat named J. NJ. Hunter was candi-
date for Recorder in this county, and
Notwithstanding tho Republicans had Il
clear majority OF 1000, young Hun
ter was elected. He was very popu-
lar among the people, aud through
sympathy Tor him, he having
lost his speech, large numbers OF no est
Republicans voted Tor him. lie served
three years and made very good Oil.
cial and was again Il candidate fof re-
election in 1876, but was defeated by
only eighty votes. In the meantime he
had regained his speech, and after his
defeat in '76, entered upon the practice
OF law. lie was regarded as a shrcwd
business man, and was generally recog.
nized as gentlemen o! some means,
owning some valuable property in the
country. He was kind hearted, but at
times very abusive in his language, al
though not to say Intentionally So Last
winter he reformed and united with the
NJ. f. Church at Sloan's Station, where
he lived while he practiced law in this
CITY. He had the confidence oil
large circle Of acquaintances,
and it seems from recent developments.
that he abused that which he should
have taken pride in protecting. About
four weeks ago he lett his wife at Sloan's
and proceeded to Bellaire, where he
purchased ticket for California, and
since then he has not been heard of hy
his numerous creditors-in fact, it was
not known until a few days ago that he
had left. Some very singular tran sat
tons have been brought TO ligtt, and
probably more are to follow. \ farmer
named George Johnson being i'll the
city late one night, placed in his hands
a United States bond calling for 81 900,
with the request that he place ii in the
bank for him early next morning; but
it seems that he forgot to leave it.
For the past three months he has been
borrowing money from everybody that
would lend to him, giving good men in
this city as security and in other cases
giving his individual notes. He mortgi.
ged his property for several times ITS
real value an 1 in this way obtained
large sums OF money. The fact has been
developed that he kept large amount
of trust funds, and at this time it isquite
difficult to ascertain Just how much he
secured in this way. An interview with
several parties to-day, who hal been
looking up the matter, placed the entire
amount at from $4,000 to S2j, 600. An
fort is being made to have young Hun.
ter arrested and brought back. There is
no cause assigned for his conduct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
KELLY'S ORGAN
On the Radical Frauds in New York and
Rrooklvu.


NEw YORK, November Q.-The r.
pres Tammany organ, says, In 4
double loaded editorial:
"If James A. Garfield has been elect
ell President OF the American people,
every Democrat in the United States
will cheeriully accept the result, and
make the best Gi it, The people must
rule. The popular will must be respect
Ell. The success OF popular institutions
is vastly more important than 4 paItisan
victory. But facts are daily coming TO
light which throw the gravest doubts
over the result OF the election. The Re-
publican National Committee was de-
tected IN an attempt TO colonlzs the
State OF Florida with illegal voters. IL
is notorious that thousands OF illegal
votes were cast i'm Ohio and Indiana
at the October elections. The im-
mense registration in this city and
BROOKLYN, followed by tremendous and
unaccountable Republican gains, in
some districts amounting to 10 per
cent in single year, excite suspicious
OF the worst kind. There is hardly a
doubt to day that over twenty thousand
illegal votes were cast for the Republican
candidates in this city and Brooklyn
alone. Can the wholesale colonization
OF this city and Brooklyn by the Repub.
licans be proved? This question it is
too soon to answer. The facts which
have come to light, and have not yet
been published, are 20 grave and serious
as to render thorough investigation
necessary. The Republicans put their
defeated candidate into the Presidency
by a series OF gigantic frauds in 1877.
The crime OF 1877 can not be repssted
without impsrilipg the Republic"