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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-03
Weekly Kennebec Journal,

!.abIished every "wednesday norning,is the largest
,oo ,arsr in the state containing news, political ar
,lcs. agricultural ad sciesifc matter, tales, poetry,
,oscs,D.e. house hold matter, markets, &c., nc.
FERNS. - PEI a-s iss dsiraHct.
r-ansIc,.. Advertisements, 600 p&r inch - irst
x..k se.nis per we.k for each subsequent In - lion
sfaeia NOTICES, -2.,J per inch for iirst week, ~
,.n.s per week for each subsequent week
,;nsia..- Notie.s. in reid.ng columns, 20 cents per
line for Insertion 10 cents PER line for each rub-
..ausn' in ertioB.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-03
For sale!
Family Horse For Sale Cheap.

a young, sound. kind Mare; has been
driven by ladies this fall. Inquire at Per-
rvs Stable on Winthrop Street.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-03
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.

medical essay, comprising series of lectures de-
iivered at kahns Museum of Anatomy on the cause
and cure of premature decline, showing indispatsbly
how lost health may be egained, anording clear
synopsis of impediment to marriage and the treat
menf of nervous and physical debility, being the
sult of twenty years experience BY mail Sc cur.
rency or postage stamps. Address Sec'y Kahn's
Museum, 6es Brudway, n. 7. novzteR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-03

OFFICE OF CITY MARSHAL, }
AUGUSTA, Maine, December IL, 1880 I,
Agreeable to the above order of the Mayor,
hereby notify all parties that and after this date
shall rigidIy enforce the City Ordinance prohibiting
sliding the public streets and walks Of this city,
and all offenders will receive the full penalty Of the
ordinance. c. II. WHITE, City Marshal.
decls-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-03
NOTICE
Legislative N0tice.

Notice is hereby given to all who may be con
cerne,i that the Eennebcc Log Driving Compan,
will apply TO the Legislature of Maine, for the yea
lssl for authority TO construct boom and piers il
the Keuuebec river, at Browns Island so-card. sit
uated about five miles north OF the Augusta dam.
Kennebec Log Driving Co.. BY
ABNER COBURx, President.
peceuber, 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-03
for Sale or to LIT.
For Sale.

Dwelling House In a handy location. suitable for
large family two small Ones price 81 10 also an
elegant double Sleigh for half its original cost
a Pung and two good and kind family Horses, sold
for want of use. For particulars, enquire of
T.. q. StOrer. l1s Water Street.
dec4teOd1m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
Burning Of an OIL Train.

PoRr JERvIs, n. Y, October 5.-Fire
was discovered on an oil train on the
Erie road at the crossing OF the Della.
ware, three miles west OF here. The
train comprised fifty cars and when
noticed to be on fire the train wss
stopped, part of the rear resting
on the bridge. Fifteen cars were cut
loose few rods from the bridge. and
the engine in the rear drew them back
across the bridge. AS each car
exploded volumes OF fam.
shot hundreds OF feet in
the air and the burning oil and frag-
ments Of tanks we're thrown one thou
sand yards. The end OF the tank vas
thrown across the Delaware river. The
fire lasted until s o'clock in the evening
when the track was repaired, and ali
trains proceeded. The telegraph wires
were melted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
sNo sales. tOfsrei.
LIVE STOCk
tIcaxc.


Cs,r.ao, October 5-The Dro---
Jo,rnrl bureau reports: Hogs- Receipts
5000 head; shipments 200 head ,
market weak and lower; best sto,k in
good demand: common to good mixed
packing So l0(aG 80; choice heavy
s. soS;7 S5.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; ship.
menis |, 400 head; market active; light
exports :6 5Ota6 s.: good TO choice
shipping s. 45<s8 20; common N lair
sheep-Receipts 2,l0O head: msrke,
firm; common TO choice 81 90(S4 10.
New York.
NEW YORK, October 5.-The DroperS
Journal bureau reports: Beeyes-R-.
ceipts for two days $50 head. Demand
strong and market firm for all grader,
with an advance on IA: native steers
equal to rather more than tc per pound ;
common to prime natives IS 50Sl2 30;
extra fancy sl2 75lSl3 90; 32 premiuu N
steers sold al 81 IS per 100 pounds, live
weight: light Texans 81 2.157 rs; light
Colorado cattle Ss 25ta8 Is. Exporters
used $50 fat steers. Shipments Tor two
days, 100 live cattle. 2,s5o quarters Of
beef. ATS carcasses Of mutton.
Sbeep-Reeeipts for two days il, 500
head: market fair for good stock at ad.
yanced prices. bat dull for common ;
sheep s. 1906 50; lsmbs - ZS91 90.
ssine-Receipts for tso days 6,l70
he'd: market duli for live hoTs st 70 70
"a 30 Der one hundred pounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
THE STAR ROUTE LUMI-
NARIES.
Admitted to Bail The Motion to
Quash.

WAsHIyGroS, October 5.-The &C.
cused in the Star Ronte conspiracy came
into court this morning and entered
bail as soon as the court opened. Judge
Cox said he had somewhat hurriedly
examined the information filed on Fri.
day, and had thought proper to make a
distinction in the bail 10 be demanded
from the accused. Brady and Brown
he held to stand in the light OF princl.
pals, and for them he would FIX the bail
at s. 500. For French and Turner, who
were merely clerks, he would fix 81 600
each. McDonough has not yet surrend.
erel himself. The others were present
with tneIr tondsmen. They were as
follows: A. l. Raash, Lewis Clephsue,
J. F. Olmstead, and n. W. Fitzgerald
for Brady; Mills Dean for Brown; b.
Il. Warner and w. B. Williams for
French, and J. 7. Johnson and S. Pun
phrey for Turner. These, with two ey-
cep ions, are real estate agents and spec.
ulators. The motion to quash will be
made to morrow, but will not probably
be argued till next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
GUITEAU's CASE.
What His Counsel Says. The Plea
of Insanity.

WASHINGTON, October Sc. W. SEQ.
vile visited Guiteau this morning and
remained two hours. He found his eli.
ent more nervous In regard to the re-
suits Of the trial than yesterday and In
q more humble mood. Yesterday he
wanted to map out . plan Of defense,
and was full Of suggestions. To day he
was quite ready to submit. He has fur.
nished Scoville with Q minute list OF
places where witnesses may be sought
for a to his actions and mental condi-
tiens during the last ten years, and es-
pecislly during the last three years.
Guiteau was yesterday averse to the
pea OF insanity. saying 1t would prove
q weak one in his case.
He was perfectly willing to-day
to allow his brother inlaw to decide
the point and promised to obey impli-
city his directions. Scovi.le relies much
upon the testimony to be obtained in
this dis rict. There are many who came
In contact with the assassin here at
hotels and boarding houses in libraries
and at the departments between March
5th and July End, who he thinks, il
called upon to swear, will be obliged TO
say that they thought him q deranged
man. Such opinions will be given re.
luctantly, but they will be all the more
powerful as evidence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
INDIAN INTERFERENCE.
Trouble Threatened With the
YanktOnian Indians.

ST. PAUL OctOber 5.-A mounted de-
tachment, consisting Of two companies
ut the Filth Infantry, under command
ul Capt. : SNYDER, has been ordered
out from Fort Keogh in the direction OF
the heal waters of the Red river, in or
der 10 prevent the threatened collision
between a large body of whites engaged
in hunt NJ buffalo IN that vicinity and
A band OF EuIktOnian Indians from
Poplar Cheek agency. For several
weeks past parties from Glendiye and
other POINTS on the Yellowstone and
Missouri rivers have been following up
the butfIlO and killing them by hun
.Ireds for the sake Of their hides merely,
Irav;ng behind broad and we'll defined
trail marked by bleaching bones and de-
cayirg carcasses. As the Eerd has been
aDproaching nearer the agency
the Indians have been getting
more restiye at the eucroachment
uf the whites on their hunting grounds,
and this wautOn destruction of their
game, and Of late have started out to
drive of the intruders. The whites,
ON the other hand, learning Of the hos
tile intentions OF the Indians, have
handed together for self defense, and
are preparing TO stand q siege. 1t Is re-
ported that about 500 men are engaged
in the slaughter OF buffalo, and IN case
a meeting should occur some hot work
ia expected, as the party contains many
old frontiersmen and Indian fighters
The Yanktonians are said to be deter.
,nined 10 resist this raid on the rapidly
decreasing game on their reservations
The Red Water is q small stream flow
ing from the divide between the Mis-
souri, and Yellowstone rivers, northeast
into the Missouri near Camp Poplar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
WASHINGTON WORDS.
President Arthur at Home.


WASHINGTON, October 5.-President
Arthur passed a quiet morning. No
business OF public importance was trans.
acted. Arrangements were made this
morning for ceremonial call OF the
members OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States upon the President at IL
o'clock on Monday next.
superintendent Howgate In Court.
ii. w. Howgate appeared before
Judge Bundy, U0ited States Commits
sioner, under the last warrant charging
him with. farther embezz 'ement OF
ninety four thousand dollars. Judge
Bundy fixed his bail at $4,000. As in
the former case, Hswgate's counsel
claimed this was excessive and refused
to give it. Judge Bundy committed
him in default OF bail to Jail. He will
be, his counsel say, speedily liberated
on writ OF hnbcds corpus, probably to-
day. Howgate looked well. He said
he felt better. He had no intention OF
running awav; he simply wanted rest
for short time, and he was ready TO
face the intv tab'e, believing himself
the innocent victim OF circumstances
Int snal Revenue n6celptb'
The prospect OF a corner on tobacco
has stimulated the Internal Revenue
receipts for stamps 90 that the sales
yesterday exceeded any in the history
OF the department, being in number 49,
229, POI, and in value 1884, ,2i7 80. This
is nearly 5000, 900 greater than any other
days receipts.
During he afternoon President Ar
thur received a number OF callers,
among them Collector General Phillips
and Secretary Kirkwood. These gen.
tlemen had somewhat protractsd inter
views with the President.
The following telegram was received
at the War Department to-day:
SAN Francisco, October 4.
To Adj,Iiaut General, at Harrington
The following has Just been received
from the Assistant AdJutaut General,
Department OF Arizona: The fol-
lowing were killed in the fight
near Cedar Springs on the Cd instant;
Sergeant Benford, Troop F, Sixth Cav
wounded, ,Privates Humphreys and Rem.
iord. Troop F, Sixth Cavalry;
Londall, Company B, Eighth
infantry, and recruits Ensinor and
WEIGH. Six teamsters were killed and
one wounded, belonging 10 Ssmsnergo.
One man was killed at the point OF the
mountain on the 30th ult.
SigEedl Mcdowell,
Major General
The values OF the exports Of petrol'-
um and petroleum produc q
from the United States dnr-
ing August, 1881. were s., ,959, $40;
during August, 1880, they were $685.
OS9. For the eight months ended Aus.
ust 3lst, 1881, they we're S30,ls7 ,25u.
For the same period in 1880 they we're
SCI .276. $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
OVER THE SEA.
HAPPENINGS IN OTHER LANDS
FLASHED BY THE CABLE.
A Token Of English Goodwill Toward
America-The Struggles Of the Land
League for Irish Independence
Other Items ofInterest.
TWO AMERICANS KILLED IN MEXICO.
EN CLAN

Tenants Improvements aud Fair Trade.
LONDON, October 5-Sir Stafford
Northcote, speaking at Beverly yester-
day, in ailuding to the land legislation
for England said the Conservatives
would heartily support any proposal
giving to tenants security for the i'm
provements on their holdings. At a
meeting OF the Sheffield Branch Fair
Trade League yesterday three thousand
persons were present. A motion in
favor OF fair trade was carried amid con.
siderable opposition.
An Expression OF Goodwin.
LONDON, October 5.-Bery Scott,
Chamberlain Of London, and author OF
several important antiquarian works,
writes to the Times suggesting practi-
cal method OF giving enduring proof of
English good will towards Americans by
an act which would exceedingly enrich
Americans. There is in the Bishop OF
LOuuOu llpTdEl ~ 4 ullldLl u uduu-
script in the handwriting of Governor
Bradford, one of the leading Pilgrim
Fathers, who in 1920 landed at Ply.
mouth Rock, Massachusetts, giving
diary Of the proceedings of the Pilgrims,
and containing the compact or constitu.
ton out OF which arose the federation
now termed the United States. the
document WAS captured as booty by a
British soldier during the American
war OF independence from an old Dutch
Church in Boston, Mass As very many
Americans consider the document as
the very book Of Genesis of their ma
ton, Dir. Scott has suggested that in
token Of the deep sympathy OF England
with America in her national sorrow,
and England's desire to forget the con.
flict of century ago, now attracting at
tention at Yorktown, England should
present the document ia the name OF
the Queen and nation to the United
slater.
The Revised New Testament.
LONDON, October 5.-The Congrega-
tional Union OF England and Wales,
now in session at Manchester, yester-
day, carried resolution rendering the
hearty thanks OF the Union to the Eng.
lish and American revisers OF the New
Testament, and congratulatin2 them
upon the favorable reception OF their
labors by the general body of Christians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
Mutilatad Silver COIN.

WAsBIxGroS, October 5.-The Gov
eminent has fixed no valuation upon
mutilated silver coin other than the
market vaIue OF the silver they contain.
They are purchased at the mints By
weight as bulliou, and their value de-
pends upon the price OF silver on the
day the coin is received at the mint
One hundred and twenty five mail
pouches, containing over 100000 In
ternal Revenue stamps Of the face value
OF g, ,S94, 600, were sent ont yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 5 to s Per Ceat.-Gevsrsmsats
Weak and Lower Flour Qsist sad
Unehanged-wheat Active bot
lower-Hogs Firm.
PRODUCE
Wheeling wholesale harkss

Wheeling wholesale Aarksk
Business is very good" was the uni.
form answer our market reporter en-.
countsred this week, and the air Of stir
and hustle confirmed the report, the
depots are filled with outgoing and In.
coming freights Of oil descriptions and
there never has been such rush since
before the panic. whes, is still advanc-
ing, but the indications are that il will
not go much higher. Reports from the
& sreat corn producing States are to the
effect that the crops have been much
better than Was anticipated, and, a .
consequence, grain will not be % high.
Hogs are advancing rapidly. for this
week the rates reached 6t(S6} on loot.
Other quotations vary but slightly from
last week.
GaArS-corn. new crop not yet IN and old
very scarce Aud almost entirely out of the
market and prices range from 20 10 % cent per
bushel. wh,a' Is very arm st SlG with ks
offerings Oats range froln ~ % o. csat.
Rye from 10 cents ~ SLos.
rious- Family white. sNssoo. Patent pro.
Co.'S, S5eSa7S. spring wheaI, TIA
GROCERIES - Prices huctuating Business
very brisk. Coffee very frm. with an upward ten.
dency: fair l2c, good Rio i?,sr. prime NSc,
choice tJc, beat roasted i'c. yellow Mo Icy,
Java &c. Syrups, common ia ac, pnmr tss
3Oc, choice SO, New Orleans mOl<sscs, pnnJ
o,c. choice tSc' maple syrup 500 per gallon
sugars, rsanej hari crus brd active and ntmer
al lie, granulaed ioSsl0'sc powdered lie.
coffee q Bs'.e, praI.c A susar loo, palace
n. a.. a - a. ". H.
Rice, Carnl!ns choice IL ~. New orleans prinis
6h5;c. Rangoen 6S
NE0STAB " E1C -Cabbasc ~ oos6 90 Wa
trrnieIons, jersey, 8 Sso ter l0: Baltimore.
SloslS. cantel' Pc, ti.uoasoo per 100: tom.
,oes, 81 10 per bushci.
BEASs-in fair demand at 81 81 per bu,hel.
BUTTER i. In supply fully equal 10 the lie
mAni al 2'JDt
CHEE'E -Commsn li,li5c for factory
and lGc for New York.
CANNED Goops-Good demand: s ID. can, rs
Peaches, 800; ) ID cans peaches tts. , ~
cans reaches s. IS Tom,to,s. 3 lb cans O.. .sps
l.50 sweet corn. sl.O0ai.t0. winslow corn
81 6i. Strawberries, ? ID. cans, 81 90. Blsckbrr
erries, 10. cans. sl Is. Rsspberrics. 2 H. tan.
si.5O. Plnms. 2 To- cans, 81 t0y2oo. Iims
besns. ! 10. cans. g. KS. Cove oysters, 10 rAp,
lisht. 7Sc: full weight 10: ID. String bcam'.
sl.00
IIoGs- g.. .eD6Lc per 10
iR.ED FEuIrs-fh-ie Is no demand. the So
son not having opcaei. aud ~ little doing thst u
- difficult 10 give quotations We quote AP
pies a. tNc Peaches, oS,G for prime haiye.
per boz; vaennis, ioc per 10.
EoG,-Moierat- II lN1l6r per dos.
fgATHos-Live gecs., bJN6oc.
FIsH-So ! macscr-l. bills. $50 No.
medium mach crel. 81 %: No. 2 do g72j.
HAY-Ats,S " ioT baod loose. new, Us OBJ
1910
N.us-Thr cud St.s on nails. fence and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
FOREIGN FRIENDS.
Arrival OF the French DeleSa-
ton to the Yorktown Centcn-

NEw YoRx, October 5.-ra" s''aroer
Canada 'roul Uavre, Wiih t',- French
delegation invurd tn The fprStrSn eel
ebration, arrived in The lowe barber
This morning. l. waI met 10y th- French
and American uurn nI-Sar which we're
waiting. Saiu,rs WI p exchanged, and
the guests escorted by the cym';n'd
s0uadrons mp the hsrbOr IN the city.
Al noon the Delegation lancet, AID NC
compsnie.i by the rOmmlttsO at recs r.
t,nn and escorted by the Seventh l. II
,nent proceeded up Rroad~sy 10 their
bptpl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
Pledged for Independence.
MEXICO.
Americans Killed by q Servant.

CRY OF Mexico, October "a letter
from Durango says: Thomas Gastreil
and wife, the former OF Indiana and the
latter OF New York, we're murdered at
Rio Chico, by their servant. The au-
thorities are in pursuit OF him. A con-
siderable amount in drafts on the First
National Bank of Las Vegos, New
Mexico, were taken by the murderer.
Tue governme mt has contracted with
Mierceles 4 Co. for the drainage OF the
valley and City OF Mexico for s., 900, ,00o.
The company are all Mexicans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
No os.re Grave Yard ns-raoee.

HARRIsBUAG, October -. ~ V"'"oe
Hoyt notifies the lnsnr '"'' l"n'h''s-
sion, thst re will nVt lS-u- rhF more
letters p4ten' To DuruRi "ss's'mHns m
surance companies As ihe "o' e'n"r
eonstrues the law, the business Is i't
.oonJuefad lsgalty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
FIN AHCE.
New York.

New YORK. October Snowy
At sac per cent. per annum and l per
cent. per diem; closing at o per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5i@8i
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills, weak at 479; demand ut 1921
SlLvER-At London Slid per ounce !;
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin per cent discount.
GovERSMESTs-Weak and lower, eX.
tended IS selling of | per cent, do 81
4, 4is t,and As I per cant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
MarrIand Repuhiteaa. N conve ntion

The Maryland Republicans met in
Cambridge, yesterday, TO nominate a
candidate for Comptroller. After the
usual amount Of speeech-makipy and
organizing. Thomas Gersueb, OF Frede-
rick county, was nominated.
After the adoption OF series Of resc-
lutions the Convention adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
o.,aroI R,rnsidy's success or.

PRoyIpEScE, Z I, O doier S.-ln the
Joint Convention OF t:lr ueaTIai Assem-
bly, to-day Nelson W. Aluricn ."sS HSs
elected United States Senator 10 succee"
General Burnside.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06

RAILROAD BONDS Weak and lower.
STATE SgCURIrIEs Es-Moderately active
SToCEs-lhe stock market was weak at
the opening and PricsI generally lower.
Nashville and Chattanooga being {"
Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy u per
cent. and G q. 4 |. per cent Of rom
yesterdays closing figures. Speculation
Immediately took a downward cours-
and during the balance OF the
day, except at rare intervals when q
slight recovery took place, the tendency
was in the direction OF lower prices.
The pressure to sell was very pro.
nounced and was mainly due to the
stringency in money. The lowest
figures were touched just before
close, when the decline as compared
with last nights quotations ranged tCG
Il per cent, latter In Houston x Texas,
the other shares prominent in the de-
preston being G. c. G & | Reading.
st. Louis & San Francisco preferred,
Western Union, Chicago, Baltimore Il
Ohio, Canada Southern, Louisville <
Nash lille, Delaware, Lackawanna d
Western, Denver K Rio Grande, Kansas
4 Texas, New Jersey Central, Lake
Shore. North Western Ohio AID Missis
sippi & Michigan Central. In final
sales Houston & Texas rallied J.! per
cent, and some other stocks recovered
a fraction, but the market closed gener.
ally heavy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06

An aO,essbls dressing i0r the sair'
that will stop its ialiiaG, has been '9nS 9!e
soasht for. PaTkers hLir Ga'Sap, us
tinguished for its purity, fully snPpi'eS
this want,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06

II had any skin or blood disease,
like letter, itch, scsld head, pimpies,
sore eyes, scrofuls, ETC., / would take
"Lindsey's Blood searchsr," sure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06

SLtT-Ptr barrcI Ohio liver, Ji.B,
wooL-Thc ms'ket remains nominal. with
prizes not QuOtably changed. We lnote at Sks
20 Tor rnoice WASHED, aud ono third Oh fos un
waahe1
wHnTY-si.i5 per gallon
GISsEso-Pair with prices ranging st t1Oo.
Day GooDS-we give quotations on leading
trticies: Mnslins 5ar: gingbAnis Tkia9
Berkshire ginghams advanced 10 o., aud Ian
caster i0c. cheyoits 71Sniic: Unnasviils adyanc.
cd to i0c; ora hes Old: denims s0BiJSc; ducks
li9i5c: Jeans I51iSc; table linens 2rSt.c: and
dre-s gods I0p 10. frinE are quoted from st,
AR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06
The Revised Now Testament.
IRELAN ID.
The Troubles of a Branch League.

The Troubles OF Branch League.
DUBLIN, October 5.-The Mallow,
County Cork, branch Of the Land
League, over which Byene, a Jus-
tice OF the Peace. presided since its
formation, has been dissolved Ia cpnse.
quence Of Parnel's charges against that
organization in his speech at Malow on
Tuesday. 1t is stated that the otiense
OF the League is mere pretext, and that
the real motive OF rsrnelPs denuncia.
ton is that Byene has been seeking
a government Office on the Land Com
mission. A hastily called meeting OF
the League was held on Tuesday. When
Byene rose TO speak Hellernan, brother
OF the ex.suspect, summoned all true
Leaguers and Irishmen To follow him
out Of the room, when most OF those
present left. The door OF the room was
draPed with Grape while the meeting
was proceeding.
Pledged for Independence.
LONDON, October 5.-A Land League
meeting to-day at Dungarvan, County
Waterford, under the presidency OF
Parnell. passed resolution endorsing the
action Of the National Convention, at
Dublin, and pleding those present to
use every fair and legitimate opportuni-
ty to secure the independence Of the
country. Resolutions were also adopted
favorlng the ameioration OF the condi.
ton OF laborers 30 as to check the tide
OF immigration, which has been the
hane of the country. The meeting was
important, it being the commencement
OF a series OF county conventions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-06

PrTTssgDo, October 6.-Pstsoleum -
Quiet; United certificates easier; cios-d
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