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, 1880-09-28

nUfrALu N. T., Sept :.-f;nAtS--Whcnt trrcR-
ulhr; Mn hard llullsh nterca 1T fl.lDts t1.iA bId
Corn inactive: asktng. tc: %aIMg, ,Sc Oats nntnlna
Mt Nh, on ttark ltyo neglected.. Hurley ne2!ucte,l
lanai FhElGHlb-Flrln ut liz fur Waoati n0ulIn4ly
t]bc fur eptn, '-.
, 1880-09-28

Sptttat Ditlh1sA 70 Tae t7ttaro 7rthuns.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. sept. ::7.-rhe Prize Current re-
porit:
Observation-Disclosures l7,4H DN; shipments. IT,
OIL bu: rn1er: Nm. ~ csII H,.&o: Uctnbnr Es; No.
cns sshe} ttetober, fA&c t.'r1t-tteeHlnss, t9 hWi
bGF, JtC,
, 1880-09-28

sntr- nuiLpfNN ASH ttE1'A1Ta At titt.ASD HAVEN.
Spseiut t"rrf'psn'ifnee of 1ne Chis'yu 7rtbuMt.
GHASn HAVEN. Mich. Sept aa.-Thero fs prs,b-
nbly Asnnch.nf business Industry TINT is INTRO
fnpnrtnnt, nccor11lnK tn tho humber of t1cti tn.
pllycA, thRn sAsp-huilh!nR. And whenever wo
lind this Interest active nu.l Increasing wc tn,Y
Justly tuka 1t ns iii Indication Of prosperous
llHes. with this fden In mini, TIE TilHUSE
correspondent has Just phil visit to tho twu
ahp-ynrtls hero and nnlo special inquiries In
rcELr'l to tho business ruw aud in prospect, unt
how 1t compared with several ycMrs pRst.
TIC correspondent iIrst visited tho Mechanics
Dry- Dock Company. anl found II smnll army of
t,leii ut wnrk, nntt John Collfstcr. tho Master
I1nt!t,rr nnd principal nwner, IN gnni Spirits md
rrs,.ly 70 ni,swer. IL Inquiries .checriuIly and
s,Mse sha,i deai,ie sAat oi is;s. I,u u ntw GIN
p!nK a ,n hs 10 I'M cit II, 1,, during The
" on .s.ty. Tho wprk this ,se''ss,n has. been
largely upi,s old vcssrls rcnnrlnK md rcin,ll.l-
ssso0o. and which mike up q hoavy aRRresaie Of
cnrt.lnFs .s'uang these arc ti.o t,iI Edwards:
s ] + 'e tue tsss %ts'' qsss SSs s'A ill., *s'n ss
Sss'"t s ss sS" Ss. st o s tSa4sa ,ss 1ent:; eSn;s;
H sssss fsa @5 @ Ssesyf ,t tfRnsf 5 SreaRs ta
"lu; l ;eau 'o t'is Go t Ferry raa!red Srss se"t.
rhl!cr, ttail1th tO thrCe.nnt!-ntter: tin pro-
nciler Now Era, new deck atd othcr important
fliY rev ;ferk IS t!,e tug ": nqchccr; @ for ths
xSs !; 1s' std, Ssl !; a s'|ss T 4 f. fSF ~, a
lnl'l, with csbius fore and aft. She IL intended
for tho ,r.,n,o,e tr.le, % am! i t, b, built ~
| he .ive Inches thick, nrtl tho lnalLie p'nnka
| sx fnehes: tho ~hnlo tnkilR hnlf l!lltllt's
ft + ss h Il is' !" ss @ tM t,S1 oars t ss M as 1s
~ J.W. ,lnt.lssulL Or Ferryaharg and thecrgfnc,
n;axa' cy1inacr; IL To b, ,nu'1a ut Tho otlaw.i
cstiinatea ut ss1!la. llo platIs aiid nIoIs woro
Hs.l,ar!s, o. Nv. Gallls,se
! at v, Il. I4nllttlt's spyArtl tho correspondent
fn,inl ihi,r,,I itwr,s.ill, tho master bnii,lur
VII" Inns So tong hel l',ssn$sn, i.,sy. hut ready
Us cv.,r e oxnlaln t',e WORK or t,o se'lsou: llo
luicl;, ,l1,ti With gt,N prospects fnr tho future.
M,Ieli ltls lcc .ono j, rt'MlrnE, tho t,ost ln,-
t. icnK,,,cns.. ~ % aid ret.s1'e @ 3 lz.o M Frsk. 1t
ct'@tn i: st; schtn'!cr Leo rebuilt, cost <oO;
iaSE rr sSs s:a. s s IT. y s; G,po4 4rso rso
1ss, e$,1s, "Ts The % nov work enniic,csi Is tho s,,s
S II snsse wors a s a G tho eS' ts J. TT. Me
:% f1s t1's Msl%sn ii""n' ,o,;! G,oraMy wnrta r.,
@ .np shrty t teus on a s ssv tas p
Slam: Nnl thu stc,tnl- bnrKe H. T. Hall, built fur
spnsn = 'Is Is & :" MI .M,IsSTFS i, 9.; ,.t w"rth S; @
!eet Mtl1 bais has Just Rt'tlo ta thse!En with
t.s @ fcet , e L.!m,r f9rsmEg Mr ital''.s"n
ming tl,o D: Cutler, Jr... now atchn-yncht fur
nlInr nnl iis!an'l navigation, tho fastest uvcr
INe Wascs Of ,rnrknlcn II, both yards hnyo Ill
crn!sul ~ ccsits por dny siuco tho t'rst OF tho
THE THOMAS ". P..t.uEn.
spfeial Dspafeh 10 1at chieago 7fibane.
! Mlt.wArWIE, H..pt. .7.-Thg ilew xtrnill- barge
y: snsr With tue sStl,'i!er @ s!.Ie"HrH ": "
, 1880-09-28

TaIEno o., Eept. 4s,-.svo1 uoarl oponed.
LAAtS-Ht.esl nrmer. rpsIts s1stVf, No. |
whtu A!cbtsnn. H3tc; autss AlIchillsI, t7kc; No. =
sst Watasa, spos, ~; November, Nslc: 4cCenltGr,
, 1880-09-28
NOTES FROM ABROAD,


Tho lluTal0 ChiiritF BAya: "A new tug lInule&
tlo Messenger appeared IN tho harb1r ~, Batur-
day. sAu WIS bllllt by H. ]. l. GUalrr Ut tho font
ut Jo1s0y street, aud tAuttcheGi thrtu WEEKS uHE
ltes length Is III fcut, wil|l bsutltlh af Mn, uf
is frot, uud u hold Ut ub0ut7 feet. Her cuIIEo
has cylinder Ut l4inch boru ullt! H. llleh strkv
and thu boiler .sscastlresa fctt IT. diameter by
10 feot III length. Tho deck of tho tug " quito
Ait boxes Ut frusl bsh iii witch she wlll Se Cil-
va4tsi. sho n y built unusually strung through"
licr Hwler " \. Totsill. or l}ulEult, turtntry i
resident II sutru!s. who u c3tenslscIy St,3nactl
gt,iHer will run 1etweeu tho l!sAlg grounds anl
Allleua.''
ELEASlHHs.
b1ossrs. II. G. lIltchcnck und +. s, Farr, nf
4u.kcHpn. hAy1 purchased tLt. steamer allIitrr
ot ". u. and W. sttnlcr. uf t:hlcaxn. aiia Will
run hrr OIL sha Mnsktu01l I4uku Ferry laRo III
cs'njuncsiDn with tho Centennial. flse Is ttty-
two fGet !9n1 aud hls I'LL rhxfls sight by ten.
cG.s l,HN.
The toy Castle bus completed her ore contract,
, 1880-09-28

MILwAEEEr. WiH. Sept. :;.-FfMCN-Qnict; nrn1rr.
GNAtS-sShcnt stcnly; nprue'l mnd atlrRnctd !tes
clusctt .r,ns St Milwaukee hard, HEN: No. DID,
Hct Su 1tl1 tn1(n. serienmr. .1lc. Octobrr. tss4c
SUychbeF. :t}1c So.3n s3tac, M Mt 1s. rejected
nam!,a1. t,rn firm M. Mt Tic bats stcA,ly with
inr 'ei,n'a: HmHat r. y a"c!!,ca e; NJ" ut
t'IuyIstuVH -St.In4nis tie+t ttbFk. &i5M cash RHd
t}ctoGur; t!!Ai SntGn,bcF. Frtlu stGati. $H Oct1-
flt,t: sI.ei SuyGHItNr.
llth4S-flrMlrr; tj131 m
fHEl1ftTx--W tlGit L, iinl'ht,. tc. .....,
AEtEts'Fs-Fluir. a,Hu bsla; WllDHt. f1,9 but oats
4fIsu lu
SnlriEsrs-.yhcat, l..uu bu, corn, 7c,u1J hu uats,
1B.NH b1.
, 1880-09-28

stnr shcbossnn. .Ntn1,itowoe, sundrtcs.
Stnsr Mnskcgttti. NissktEon. stsIlt1ries.
iToip, iop il. ". isi.i,sh"r,i. i;nsl.,io. s,1r.cs.
rrnp S.il;; :; ketshF!tnl, ,F, R.!is,!lo' !lght.
prt1i, Hcniin. M0ntrGni. snlHlrles.
i'r,pp c: I. 1rueslrlI> Grern i,hy, f,,aIdrfcs.
l'rt,p Sln!cou. Calling g~'H!tl. R,,n'tries.
Prop Messenger, \; ;iscl,1. sunt,rles;;
Prop n5wcYai chic, f}enn ilAyes1, st'tt!rics.
ro ,roI, Sana;n 4, c%W'gw%s,: snares. 'wi,,'1
se!'f n snprs!ste si; % iSs. t;rsa. iaSsi. lumber
sohr i. u. Day,s, Mtlskexo',, lumber.
schr 4. ". Lucky. %anIstcc. lumber.
Nclirs Anderson. M,,sktgo,i, lumber.
schr t:orni. RL!ver Lake, lMnlt'or.
stlr Ernst,'s Corning. DllEalo. coal.
schr Sunrise. Escalil'St. irpu orc.
ss,r sshr & g. l. T. ahsaS s!!aass, Asis%s. issr ss
t,chr r. Ellunwuot. white Lake, lu,nIrr.
SuEie I'11nwnruft. Owen SOUND. burk.
echr q. n. Filcr, oeDnto; lYlnt,er.
Esr sr + r rks. + !.sisa Mstses; tssyEa s.. 'an'er'
schr ltlMi'lc;. Mnnstee, lumber.
Hrhr j.. Van yAlkpnhurXil. Sturgeon Bay, Ice.
scl,r Myrtle. s1i.skeRun. si.nhur.
S"hr M!nury1, Mtskcgnt,, lumber.
sr M!mae sia.'; ss,,;; ;;,;r 'r"n orc
t,shr ft,porisl, ,ieslnnniilet. 1uIntrr.
t'ehr \. u. lIni.~ot,. MnnIstce. lst'Ml,er.
fsEuE $tttikG hAEEAf+ ANu]ANl, EAAt*
schr I.Owts l,ny, Traverse llas'. railroad tics.
seI,r Ncyatln, isnsa!a. eonl.
schr )ciawlrr. C.,yeaui, coni.
schr Eagiu wtns. M,iskrxon. i,inhor.
sciir Nr;;,tnr; slnr%,lint's&, % T. 'r;.t , t.rS: ,u,
sehr ai'' ,Sai Mtasr, s.' ,1uskevo!,. lumber.
sshr M'n,, ancs q w;s wS,wyrr ,i,I%lo n,or c"a
Solr i!anl'r, Aipo'.a. Ia.ai'sr.
Sehr ats ,,,I passy s.sno'a,nse' l''nbor.
fui,r at'chtxnn, liutrat.,. cu.l.
Eclr North Enpr, taptIA', tctlnr posts.
Echr +. Il. li.S!s,.i. l:scl'aal,a. ir'n orc.
achr i. 4. Nicholson, ilHiraia ttntl.
Hul,r IL. ltnn.!. kcwallnuc, lntiltor,
SchrG. ii!b1""!, Travers' i'ay, lalrk.
schr Nellie tllr.lnrr, ls,,rn'n, eual,
fe!,r I.t,luH, MuHo,llll,pe, lunilcr,
Witt Eshr iyss n lM1l "f gt'.ks iqgas'; a'er. I'SsF
Hchr ltlanet. hiehHn,llM.t, lunIhBr.
HclIr Ht.t,ura, Menn.ntllcc, lulnlmr.
acelr llclncilGl, atcnnElttuG, fHiItlter.
Hchr f.uslD ftAr. stuHjutttn, lnm!A.r
sehr +. J.. IN, CO.. l.1iil.1st"ll. ttatnl'or.
Sehr North stnr. rcntwatcr, IuIaber.
ACTUAL RAlLlSus.
| Prop Hilton, piku'a Pier.
Hehr Il. i. ltOsIt.lsslt., ManeknnDGe.
sehr 4; ,witlcek. slenekaunse.
! schr Sulua l,ay. lcshtl9o.
sshr Starlight, Sturgeon i,uy.
Hehr ]. Y. Ianea, MWskega'l.
sE sSE {'y 4 I;sss, {I;S isy s:s.a. assa' Haven
kchr q. J. lt.,capr, Msnatco.
Baar paut!ne, MMn!s'ee.
ksis,r sr I; 4 Il l. Aessi!li 9;s,I ,sn1ns ,Mss1ssso"'
, 1880-09-28

IT. lArta No., sept. 27.-FLurn-tuict md I'M.
changed.
mt ftsc Heptrmhrr3 F!3Eaat,sc thc.oburs ptKa!s'Mo
Hnvenlcri 's'itk7ka trccmtoes ,e{a!rtc year. M.
ln, S@a hS3et Nh +,1, asaa aAc Corn higher nnl slow
tttnfrr. +at. bit year tats lr1ner nn atuwt 14{ta
c.ake crrhs :s!<c bid uciuteri 2r b! NDyenhrs. Ayo
slow nj n!>ieeS'c. HnsIuy unchanged
IKAn--GnctnnEGh.
nr.r1 En-f.Hmrr; .lairy, ItaTc.
W[IikKf.-G}Utr{ nj }t.iU -... .... .
rNUrlsinSa-l,nrk lull; lnthlna Mt kifhl 1,rr salt
lntai. gttet NJ Il H. IL Ill ia; acnn suwi offered At
Atlsl tltal t9.a. t.nni .st,htly nj fi.SL
lEElrH-FInnr, 1.IIl t,rs; wiitnt, tL.AN hus c,rtl
t ti I'M. Jt, hi ryr !tD hi; barlRy. AAii1 !
stiiMESrH- -Ft0ur. a;i0 hrts: .wl,ru,. ::9.tul hu,
corn 1tu bu; uAts u. rye LOU Dui 1asey. n0nt.
, 1880-09-28

r'h1r,, c,co- ,to ,...,..,....,, Js.W
Eiftt n.ti srrs,ti rrnr dressed rtjitg. ..u., HtUD
tT,mn,, ,tr,..srt r1,iiiI lpIll
EhtnyiDu srt,,tni cln,Ht,n t{rEserl ......... H.M
fx.tnMt1is II incn hid wnr,is .,,,,t,t,,, t1.t EUO
st,,rG nrfs 1iSt n l1Ic E5LM7tuI
ii st,,ck fnmt,is ttf II nriI :sal aslU
q sfnns urt1fa lit II rlt -, 2AkxsiU
Ennrna Ntss rnniHT observation-disclosures, fkatl
frnciV Nj, Observation-Disclosures, 49,. .... 1.sEtl1Hl
ft,fttrn innr,it l1lEts1hU
fOtntIn hDnr. SG h ii and Is fpGt...n.. tAst}tll
ljinrnsri stuiY ..,..... :. Mkktiin1
1}iInNn.Dn At & SEtI fcrf 12hkf.MW
irr axl 10 txs 1nc,Itsfyr IS III utlet,., ltlk4liU)
f.jck"Ia i5nt t,t,tut nti uIi,.,.,.,.,,,,,. 1Itn
i.nIf ~ ~ M @ ~ ~....,,.,.,.,,t.,,,,,.,. 49, 2Nta iii
Nhlnsirn tf;idnfl and cht&rp ,,,,,...., 2fI,4 1sI
Enpira nxti tin.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,....... III .a
fhIitn rjrnr 3 Et III
The SIIsat*tpnl LusHirr!n FASf tF trnlo Y l!Mf1.
rl. hitp.. Il III tatsfncsnsy rnItdi&!nH THO
trr ahfpntmt~ tr,,m .fan ~ srpt " nrt y l.t re,it
1htlur aHn III tr l!,ts ast ytHF md WIN PFO-
n.y. shtw sa u " lsr % ,t a,r nv {sM. ~ ~.
rlIftcd to lie unisnn!y larsn rrhdG nlnrars ~ Id
let.e1 tilcsG Than ut amy ttiIr slnrc thu War.
, 1880-09-28

t}swEao, Sept. 5.-tlL.lS-whcat quiet Corn
quuts Duluth, EtiG}Sce.
, 1880-09-28

l@lood vessels burst BY whuuping- cough. Halo's
sinmJy " sluts!lt'tll!t! a1i'l Tar Relieves
, 1880-09-28
ftstr1}l1I.%'1,t<1


WILMES0raS. n. C., Sept. y7.-sftRtTs TUnpEN-
TlSE-flrEI NJ Jis4c
, 1880-09-28

knnsaa CltT. Da&,roe + Pueblo!
..Ettat EHprGas.
hntlssis CITY tS snntn 70 ,Slxtit Ex
St l.osIla, spr.HgnDtu Il 1'Gxas. -,
AlUbllu " Now Orleans Express ;,
n Louis, Springfield ts Toxins. -.
teortat li!irltl1I- Eask EIpEeas..
ton 4 !teDkllt Ex. vim Gllgnua
Pekln i rGorI&l Ex. vim .lnllot, ~,
StrcaS1r. LIcOn. WashInRt'll Ok.
.l0)lot Il lJNtAtIt Accom-. Ell,sl,p ,lIfI.
, 1880-09-28
IRAfL7tOAn 'rl11E-TAxtLE,
ARRIVAL aSD DEPARTURE on TkAISS,

EyrtASArtn% Of tlkFERESca MAnRs.-ts,tnrt,.
excepted, sBunlay excepted. tMuulay sxvtntm}
tIlnlly. >'s"+
, 1880-09-28

,nrpcs: se,uoncrs roe,cr s.. II. Foster, NJ. Mar
Tin, iSsvranl, lied While and nuc, Hello Mitch.
I'll. Arnten'y, j. n. !!htchnsnn. a.: II. Slonn,
luhn staElr, Maun,cc Whitley. .losep,l fntRc.
, 1880-09-28

Ch'~P~n. 1goctS Talntld 4: 1snrIrc Nnilre.i.
Enpot corner 1E vnn Huron und Shar,nan-ett Tctat
Gliecs. n Clkrk.at, Shorn1n House. l'nlmnr House
Grind Phclnr l1utcl. Ind 10 CnIlnl eurntr Mn1tsUD,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-28
BRIEFS BY GABLE.

II is said that the German Federal
Council to-day approved the motion for
proclamation on the minor state OF siege
at Hamburg.
A correspondent at st. Petersburg says:
The man named Wanchafsky, who was
arrested in Odessa, Is not the celebrated
army contractor.
A despatch from Vienna announces that
the King OF Greece has issued decree
ordering the formation OF so baLtalions Of
infantry, OF $50 men each.
The Paris Monde says: The Pope has
written TO the Archbishop Of Paris deplor.
ing the DEGREES against religious commu-
nities and their application.
The Paris Bourse says: We believe the
Bank OF France will again raise It's rate OF
discount Thursday. II Ia said that 400, 900
franc In gold have been Withdrawn.
The twelve Muiden students missing
from the yachting party at Amsterdam
were saved by jumping aboard the steam.
er with which the yacht was in collision.
Aleko Pasha opened the Provincial As.
sembly. He observed In his speech that
the peaceful condition OF the country was
the best pledge oi happy future for the
Province.
The correspondent OF the Standard at
Paris learns from an authentic source that
Gen. TarTe, Minister Of War, infinitely In
quired into the conduct 0t Gen. Decessey,
and submitted the report OF bis investiga.
ton 10 NJ. Ganbetta. II was decided not
10 prosecute Gen. Decessey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-28
ocean Vessels.

Bosros, October 27.-The steamer lily.
rian arrived to-day from Liverpool, with
the officers and crew Of the ship Isaac
Webb, abandoned in q sinking condition.
HAMBuRa. October 27.-Arrived-Gel.
lert, from New York.
EEw YoRE, October 27.-Arrived-New-
ham, from Antwerp.
New ORLEANS, October 27.-The steam
ship Timsiah, from Galveston for Liver
pool with 600 bales Of cotton, took hte
yesterday when two hundred miles south
ot Port Eads. The matches were battened
down and . steam Jet was turned INTO
the hold and the vessel beaded Tor Port
Eads. She arrived here tonight With the
fire still smouldering. She will discharge
II LONDON, October 27.-The Neckar and
Canada, from New York, arrived out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-28
CONTEST IN CHICAGO

Between the National and Local Authori.
ties, Growing Out OF the Registration
Difficulties.
Chicago, October PA contest be.
tween the United States and city authori.
ties seems inevitable. The Supervisors OF
Election, who have been at the registering
places, receive little aid and sometimes
direct opposition from the police officers
To-day, one Of them called on policeman
to arrest man named Dwyer,
who was getting registration for
man who acknowledges that he had
been thirty days In the ward, was refused
aid, and the policeman interiered when
the supervisor himself attempted TO make
the arrest, and took the supervisor, whose
name is Fred. Geister. off 10 a police
station. A police Justice fined him two
dollars, and % Geister refused to pay he
was committed TO the Bridewel.
Judge Drummond, Of the United States
Court, being apprised Of these facts, at
once issued writ OF habeas corpus re.
turnable forthwith, and Geister brought
back from his residence. II Is said that
several persons will be arrested tomorrow
for interfering with an United States
officer and for contempt Of United States
Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-28
Rarnum Violating the Postal Law,

WASHINGTON, October 26.-Ex.Senator
Barnum now appears in the role Of vic.
lator Of the postal laws. When q member
of the Senate, more than four years ago,
he collected large mass Of printed polit.
cal matter upon which he secured the
franks Of his associate members OF either
House. This matter filled more thsn sixty
sacks, which he forwarded, under his own
frank, TO his home at Lime Rock, Ct.
The Postmaster at Bridgeport, Conn,
reports that the sacks have now been
opened and the packages are being ad.
dressed in the railway station at Lime
Rock, and sent of by mail under the OBJ.
solete frank placed on them more than
four years ago. This is clearly violation
oil law, more especially as regards the
frank OF those who are not now members
OF Congress. The Postmaster asks for In
nirnniinnR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-28
'sEoREr DEnocRATIc SOCIETIES.
The Oath Taken-Grips and Passwords
OF the order.


BLOOMINGTON, IND, October 27.-Rumor
Is rife throughout this county that the
Dem ocrats are forming secret and OATH
bound organizations for the purpose OF
getting control OF the ballot-box next
Tuesday by means OF force and bribery,
and also. intimidating the legal colored
vote. Such meetings have been authenti-
Gated by eye witnesses.
New ALBANY, IND, October PEA
press correspondent has come into pos
session, no matter how, OF the secret grips,
signs, passwords and oaths OF the secret
political societies organizing all over this
part OF the State by the Democrats. These
were gotten at q meeting held last night
In this city, at which well known Demo.
cratic city official was present as one OF the
master spirits. The candidate has 10 be
youched for before being admitted. lie
then swears, holding up his right hand,
that he Is q loyal citizen OF the United
States, q Democrat, and that be
will support Hancock at all haz-
ards, and obey all summonses Of the or
der. After the candidate Ia initiated, the
President instructs him In all the pass
words, signs and grips Of the order. The
''aIarm" Is one rap vt the outer door. The
pass. word is "Come tomorrow night"
The sign at the polls is, "The index finger
oil the right hand to the top OF the right
eye, and passing 1t around to the top oi
the right ear" The answer Ia, "Pull the
right ear with the right hand"
This Is the way Indiana Democrats are
organizing for the November election,
They are taking an oath TO obey all the
summonses OF the secret oath.bound or
der. What does all this mean? What dc
the people Of the United States think o.
such secret, oath.bound organizations il
their politics. and particularly in PreSi
DENTAL contest?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-28
IRELANn,s WOES,
A Responsive Movement Anticipated on
this Side Of tho Water.

DUBLIN, October a7.-At the weekly
meeting Of the Land Leauge yesterday,
John Dillon, member OF Parliament for
Tipperary presiding, q reporter Of the
Ulster Goahe, a Conservative Journal, was
ordered to withdraw. Letters were read
from Justin Mccarthy and Frank Hugh
0'Donnell, both members OF Parliament,
expressing desire to join the League. A
resolution was passed reciting that in view
OF the prosecutions OF the League we call
on the Irish race throughout the world to
answer the coersive measures by resolu.
ton and organization, and requesting Mr..
Davitt 10 remain In America for the pur.
pose OF directing the great responsive
movement among the Irish people in the
United States.
LONDON, October GA dispatch from
Dublin says: Between Templemore and
Thurles, signal flashes on the most ap.
proved military system are carried on
nightly, and answered by flashes from va.
rious points on the hills. There appears
to be quite system OF communication by
such signals and flashes, which is gener-
ally considered ominous Of mischief.
At a meeting OF the Dublin Diocesan
Synod resolution was passed urging the
Government to take measures to protect
their Protes:ant countrymen, and q copy
Of the resolution sent to Gladstone.
The Home Rule confederation OF Great
Britain, and the representatives OF the
radical clubs Of London, passed resolu.
tions condemning the prosecution OF the
Irish sgitators.
A Cork special reports an interview
with Mr.. Welsh, who strongly denied
that Manning. the farmer who was visited
by Healy and himself, was intimidated.
The meeting Of the Magistrates, OF the
West Riding OF Cork, convened by
Earl Cowper, resolved to favor the sus-
pension OF habeas corpus and urged the
Government TO bring In an arms act; that
the peace preservation act be re. enacted,
and that troops BIZ sent to Bantry, Bardon
and Skibbereen. Walsh has been arrest
ed and remanded on bail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-28
CONGRESS.
MILTON BARNES,
Secretary of State.
CLOCK WORKS BURNED.
Disaster Duo 10 the Careitssness OF
Workmen.

Workmen.
BROOKLYN, October 27.-The magnificent
works OF the Ansonia Clock Company, in
this city, wers totally destroyed by fire
this morning, throwing out Of employ
ment about eight hundred persons. The
alarm was sounded few minutes before 8
o'clock. The flames spread rapidly, and
In a very short time the entire structure
was In flames and its destruction inevita-
Bile. The works occupied the ground run
ming from Twelfth to Thirteenth streets,
and half way back along the block from
Eighth to Ninth avenues. The building
was OF brick, highly ornamental in It's
construction, five stories in height.
On the north side OF Twelfth street
was row OF four buildings, mostly occu-
pied by employees OF the works, and these,
with most OF its contents, were also burn
ed. In the rear Of the works and on the
east toward Ninth avenue were the gas re.
torts, lumber yard and brass and iron cast
ing shops, and OF these not vestige re-
mains except the charred umbers ana iron
works. Itappears that the company man.
ufactured its own gas. The supply gave
out last night, and the workmen neglected
to turn of the stop cocks. Meanwhile
the gas generator was kept going, and as
soon as the supply was sufficient the flow
commenced again through the open jets,
filling the building. A watchman entered
the building with lighted lantern, when
a loud explosion occurred and the flames
Immediately leaped out OF the shattered
windows. Loss estimated at $500, 900. Part
" insured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-28
BOGUS BONDS,
The Counterfeit Bonds Taken from
Doyle scrutinized by the Treasury
OQieinIg.

The Counterfeit Bonds Taken from
Doyle scrutinized by tho Treasury
Omeiais.
WASHINGTON, October ga number Of
the 1000 dollar coupon bonds, found in
possession OF ]. B. Doyle when arrested
in Chicago, have been examined by officers
OF the Civil Service aud by experts In the
loan division OF the Treasury Department.
who pronounced them remarkably good
certificates. None but experts, they say,
would be likely TO detect them as spuri.
Gus. Smith, the man who engraved the
plate, 1t appears, said there were originally
thirty coupons on hand, but when taken
from Doyle there was but one coupon at
tached. The others had been cut of In
jagged way so as to look as II they had
been clipped one at q time. There are in
several places wider spaces OF white near
the margin in the counterfeit than in the
genuine. The large seal with washing
ton" right through the centre is but feebly
brought out in the counterfeit. In the
loan die they detected counterfeit letter
In the initials I'D. l.. p" and ~. o."
I'D. L. p" entered bonds in the loan Office
and ~. O." received them in the Regis.
ter's Office. '
These signatures are stiff in the counter
felt note and written in round, easy
hands In the genuine. The numbers oi
the bonds are little longer in the counter.
felt than in the genuine. The signature
sc. NJ. Plat, for Register" 10 pronounced
an excellent counterfeit, and the vignette
OF Secretary Chase Is perfect. II Is not
considered that the one coupon left on
each bond could be detected as counterfeit
anywhere. Doyle will have an examina.
ton tomorrow IN Chicago. Brockway
will also be examined tomorrow in Brook
lyn. The twenty-seven one hundred.dol-
lar notes found in Doyle's valise were also
forwarded to the Secret Service. On ex.
animation they were found to be genuine
and sent back to Chicago. Chief Brooks
has gone to Chicago to further look into
Doyle's doings.