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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
THE TARIFF MEN.
MEETING OF The DELEGATES IN NEW
YORK.
The Most Influential Gathering Of Capitalists
and Manufacturers Ever Assembled
in the United States.
ORGANIZATION AND PROCEEDINGS
.Soc.tgl Dtsl,n,ch to The Rcnia.c.


NEW York, November 29.-The dele
Gates tO the great tariff convention be-
gun 10 arrive yesterday, and last night
the various hotel corridors were throng-
cd with them, swapping views and try
ing To come 10 some definite conclusion,
i'm Or,ler that the proceedings of the con-
yention proper should not be marred by
any unusual wranglC.
As Il matter OtcOurSe, among 80 many
men, representing such varied interests
and coming from 80 many different Sec
tionS of the country, the differences of
opinion were wide, and III some eases
radical.
The iron interests seem tO be the most
prominent and active, and the probabili-
ties are that they will succeed in carry
ing the day, ~ they are better organized,
stand closer and NOR" firmly together,
and are in all respects better prepared TO
make 4 fight.
This morning large number of addi-
tiOnal delegates arrived, and each one,
seemingly, brought with him cut and
dried scheme, the adoption of which
was absolutely necessary to the saliva
ton of the country. The appointment
of a Tariff Commission, the abolition of
Internal taxes, the furthCrance of ship
building and the total rcmOdeling of the
present tariff were the most modest of
the propositions.
There i, however, n large COnSerya-
tive element i'm the Convention, which
will insist, that in view of the probable
cNigcncicS of the Treasury, caused 10y
the immense appropriations asked for
the arrears of Pensions, that the reiuC-
tiunS proposed shall he of less sweep
ing character than would otherwise be
insisted upon.
Again, there is but little doubt that
there il u number OF leading Democrats
in Congress and out, who would be will
ing To assist in the passage Of moder-
ately high tariff, hut would not 90 to the
extreme demanded 10y others. There
l. no question of the fact that there is II
growing feeling through the South and
West that tariff for revenue only is not
the ~hibbOlcth which will lead tO pOliti
cal success, nor aid in building NY the
manufacturing interests of those sec
tionS, which, of late, are rapidly coming
forward.
The result will probably he, that i'll or
der To secure any changes in the present
system, compromises will have to be
made, and while the prOtectiOniSts, pro-
per- will not get all they ask, the tariff
for revenue only" men will be compelled
to cOncrlr such protection aS will suffice
to practically exclude competition.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
DRIFT FROM THE RECENT GREAT
STORM.
Cargo Lcst-Steames Injured - Clipper
Sunk and Seven Lives lost-european
Gossip-The Execution
of lie froy.
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.
ENGLAND.

lJnSnoN. November 29-T. V. Smith has
written the geographical society on behalf
of the relations and friends OF Leigh Smith,
stating he is certain Smith intended to re-
turn this autumn. His supplies would only
last until August So Tie dispatch OF q
we'll equipped steamer 10 his relief next
summer viii be an imperative necessity.
Icfruy. the murderer OF Gold. WIS hang
cd shortly after . o'clock this morning.
lefray slept we'll last night and was silent
on the way from his cell to the scaifold.
but his expression ghastlF. He dropped
nine feet and death was in>tanteous.
KnNDoH, November - - The steamer
Herman. from Baltimore to Bremen, which
put into Southampton, lost one life boat
and had Others started, two hundred bales
Of Coston jettisoned, twenty tons Of tobacco
burned Us fuel, coal being short. The vessel
became unmanagablc and was III terrible
danger. She was hove To four days.
CAPTAIN PallcXfrn oi the steamer Rory.
from Montrose for LONDON, was injured in
the gales.
The steamship City of Berlin. from New
York, and Lord Cough. of Philadelphia,
lost their boats and sustained other
damage.
The steam yacht Luccrre met i'll COLI
sion with the Australian clipper. Dundee,
near Gravesend, and the former sunk.
Seven persons We're drowned
Her Majcsty's ship. EalnrOuS, sought
refuge nc Queenstown. She was proceed
ing To Bantry 10 ship troops to be present
during the rvirtiun> AT Bcrehaucr. Shr
reached R,ntry Ray sunday. but WA I'M
able To enter. owing 10 the violence of the
gale Her steam cutter and gig were wash.
ed overheard, and she lost her jibboom.
LoHDox, November ?o-Parliamcnt has
been rcpr0rOgucd to the eth of February.
when il meets for the dispatch Of business.
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RAILROAD GOSSIP.
Annual Report of the Erie Road.

New YORK, November o9-The Erie Rail
road Company declares a dividend OF 6 per
cent. on preferred stock, and orders the
payment Of g per cent interest on the in
come seconds. The preferred stock it UP
q. TN the announcement.
New YoRK, November 29-The following
were elected directors OF the New York,
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company:
J. Il. Butler, Charles DANA Thomas Dick
son, Harrison Durkcc, r. Snyder Grant,
Jacob IL. SchitT, solomon S. Guthrie, Hugh
J. Jcwctt, John Taylor Johnson, William
Mcrtins, Edward u. Morgan. COurtland
Parker, +. y. Drake, Homer Ramsdell,
Henry G. Ttcbbini, Wm. l.. Strong anc j..
l.. Welsh.
New YORK, November 29.-Thc annual
report Of the Erie road. shows the gross
earnings to he 2O.7l5, ,G05; working cX-
pcnses Sl3, 256, 30. The net earnings from
traffic, with the income from other sources,
-, JQ3.GNl Surplus for the year Sl,SSI,flT.
This amount. together with Sl,S9j,5S2, re-
criycd FROM other sources, making in all
S3, ,OSO%9, has been applied mainly 10 th"
improvements of the road and property anG
to the accumulation Of equipment and real
estate.
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TElEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.

T.. 4. Clahough. we'll known among turf
men. died at Baltimore yesterday.
DR., John Bacon, uf Boston, for many year,
professor OF chemistry at Harvard college,
is dead.
Martin Flannigan, who killed John
Cairns at Buffalo, ha>'hccn rcrrntrnc'd I'll l"
be hanged January ~, lSS..
There are now less than forty boats on
the Erie Canal west Of Itca. Ice breakers
are at work where required.
W. 4. Whitneck, business agent Of Ricc''
opera troupe, dropped dead III IN" Osborn
Hum>ct at Auburn. y. y, Yesterday.
The grand jury "f Fulton county hay"
found true bill against th" cashier. pres. D..
dent and directors 81 the brOk'n tItHen'
bank.
In Consequence of recent developments
in Ireland, Forster. chief secretary, has de
ridcd to remain at Dublin through the
winter.
Yesterday King Alf"n>n's birthday was
observed n a general holiday in spain. he
Chambers and BourNc closed with grand
reception in the royal palace.
II. NJ. Thicr~, the ,winhl"r, was sentenced
Yesterday, making no defense, hut pleaded
guilty t. forgery, and received seven years
sentence and left tn" court room weeping.
san Francisco dispatch says: &. II.
Rockwell astronomer, returned from Hon
nluIu on YESTERDAYS steamer. He reports
a successful observation ol the transit oi
mercury.
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KENTUCKY FINANCES.
Governor Black turn's Messagc 10 th"
Icgtslnturc.

Fn,NXroHr. November 29.-Thc message
of Governor BLACKBURN Was read III the
Legislature to-day As to State finances he
eny.: sit j, gratifying IL hc able 10 assnro
YOU OF "A more cheerful condition Of our
finances than vas presented III my last
message The amount of the various funds
in tho treasury the 10Th OF October, 1881 /,
was ~ fuluws: Rcycau" department.
S5lIls.2S: sinking fund proper.
sIGn, ,15i.27; school fund proper 81, ,.'.s1; 4;
cDlorrd school fund, +, i,i'th&i: total, S2E.-
:;4G.%i. The estimate Of the laic Hon. ID.
Howard Smith. Of the deficit Ia b" met fer
the Gsc.,! year following his retirement
and ending October 10. lSSi. was
t,i79gl23J The last General
Assembly made temporary provision tD
meet his deficit by authorizing iransicr0
the surplus and a loan from the sinking
fund To rcycnu" proper. "t S2'',6'l.i2.
They also authorized the Governor.
Auditor and Treasurer tp borrow
S5npuD on the credit nf the State, If IN
their Judgment it should b" found nccrs-
sary. Of this amount $500 luD was borrow
ed during the year ISsO. and slTtoD IN
1881. making Il total Of S'i5, The
sinking fund debt has all been paid. md
also SInOuO Of the borrowed $500
Isu. due on borrowed money, with
Reliance in the treasury tn the credit
Of revenue proper, on the 10th of October.
IsS1, "f :I1l ,lls.2S, Leaving deficit of
S1IS SSIT2
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The Medical ExneriN.
FINANCIAL.
Monetary Gossip In New fork-hfocks
md BOn,is.

NEW YnRK, November 9Th" stock
market opened irregular. hut in the main
weak and fraction lower and early deal
ings and prices recorded n decline "t 10
|, Denver 4 Rio Grandc. Norfolk " West
ern, preferred. Northwestern. the trunk
line shares and Wabash and Pacific being
the most prominent in tn" downward
movement. subsequently Il iirmcr tone
prevailed and an improvement OF to
took place, the most marked i'll North
western, Wabash, Erie. New York Central,
81. Paul and Denver ~ Rio Grandr.
secretary FolgcrS call for bonds was
rather a disappointment to the bulls. who
have been predicting much heavier pur-
chascs. They say, however, this J.? merely
the closing mp Of Secretary Window ;
work. and that Secretary FOlGcr'S plan for
increasing the currency is yet to be ut
yanccd. .
Gould says hc expects to see prices "i
stock, fairly we'll sustained in Umrrmh'rr
and considerably higher in January.
A new pool has been formed i'll 81. Paul.
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FIRE RECORD.

Cu1c,,o. November 99.-A special from
Decatur. Texas, says: The county court
house was burned to the ground Yesterday
Loss is not accurately known, but IT lS ne
Iievcd to lee not less than Sl35.wn: me
criminal and civil docket, papers, indlct-
mcnt~. etc. are entirely destroyed; HiSo
many other papers. The safe in the county
clerks office with its records and Si,oeO III
cash i believed 20 hr destroyed. The hre
WIS inrcndiary. No insurance what
ever. individual losses on the books, iur'
niturc. ctc.. j. considerable. The question
Of = new court house has been warmly dis
cu>-cd. and it i surpassed this means was
taken {" dvcid" the matter.
Ro,HE,rFR. y. y. November 2H.-Mari'
rn'> hat store WAS burned Tonight. loss
&tOHN.
Five person, were seriously injured g.
,lav bv an explosion in Palmcr'> Sons hTc
works manuiariury.
Mrurlu>, November 22-Th, Appef,
Augusta, ARKANSAS special say> Inr fre
last uight nj midnight bnrmcd lhr "ni!rr
business portion o. this city. over my
buildings were consumed. The loss i est
mated At .sa"~N; insurance about sou"
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Eonsnmntion Cured.

BALTIMORE Mn. February -. iSSl
Upon the recommendation OF n friend. |
tried Browns Iron BttcrS aS tonic and
restorative for my daughter, whom waS
thoroughly convinced WAS fast wastin :
away in consumption. Having lost three
daughters by the tc' rib.c disease. under the
care Of eminent ph ySicignS. WAS 10th -
believe that anything could arrest the pro
grc>S OF the disease; but tu my surprise, b.
fore my daughter had taken one bottle Of
Browns Iron BitterS.' she began 70 mend.
and i now quite restored to her former
health 4 fifth daughter began to shoS
signs of consumption, and when the phy'i-
cian was consulted, he quickly said, ''ToaiSS
were required" And when Informed thtt
the elder sister was taking Browns Iron
Bttcrs. responded. That is good tonic
t;tNc ~"
ADOTAM PHHLIrS. Of A-k4y & Phelps
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CASUALTIES.

OSu,wA, O>r., November 2a-'Iic steam
cr NorScmau, while on the way up the
lake. ran ashore near here tins morning.
There /, seven feet water in her hold. Ihr
crew was saved
SNN FE,xrl~cn. NnYcmhvr29 Australian
paper, report u heavy storm about October
10Th. The steamer BniSbnnr i atutal wreck
ON the reef oil Port Darwin. The steamer
Ralctutha, iruU Melbourne To- sydney, ~
supposed To have loundcred. TIL" coa>ting
schooner School Boy was wrecked near
Jaryi, Bay, and all hands lost.
PIrrSRUR"H. November 2n-Nc>tcrday
afternoon about ; o'clocl train ON the Fl
Wayne ROAD coming into the city found a
man living near birmingham station, who
had been run over hy another train. The
train was stopped and the man put nu
board, hut he died before the train reached
the city. 1t is not known who he iS. The
only thing hy which it may he possible t"
identify him i, thi, inscription ON his
watch case: Levy Martin, Jesse Dunlap,
I;..llpylir -
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THE KANSAS BALDWIN
In the Hands of An Inccnsed Mob
Great Excitement. and Threats That
HeWiII be Lynched Unless He Pays

HUNSEwEIL. ks.. November 29-The ex-
citcmcnt at Caldwell still continues at fever
heat. Threats are made and will be- ear
ried out that nanfOrd must settle before
tomorrow or die. At Huunvwell the
cashier, MIR. Bowers settled up with the
dep0SitOrS. with coliatcralS, real estate etc,
and paid up to within three thousand uf
the Indebtedness. His course has given
satisfaction To every one. The deposits at
Caldwell We're about fifty thousand As all
the COllatcralS, books, etc, were removed
to Newton, il is impossible To tell how far
they will GO towards paying up. panford
has offered To pay part. hut the dcpositUrs
refuse To settle. \ heavy guard watches
Smith and Daufnrd day and night.
Sheriff Thralls left for Wellington to-day.
He SAYS he can do nothing against the
mob. and it is with Danford to settle or die
The feeling is greatly aggravated
by the fact that Danford
assigned all hi> real estate 10 Col. Hood, al
Empuria. ON saturday last; that he offer
ed his guards ,0OO each, while being
brought back. - let him escape. and the
removal OF the Caldwell property from the
hank un saturday, which smith took with
him Ia Newton, although deposits were re-
Ceycd up to the last minute.
Alta meeting of the committee Il deter
mined man was sent after I. \. Tanner,
with instructions to bring him At all haI-
ards. Tanner is thought to have
had something To do with the
removal OF the collatcrul>. panford told
the cashier here that he had Just disposed
of the Carbondale bank The bank build
ing at lNndell was finished but not opened
for business. 1t was reported and believed
that Danford has disposed of the Hume
well City bonds $4,000, to some parties i'll
New York.
Mayor Hughes and f.. NJ. Ford have gone
Fast 10 look after this. The cashier here
thinks the trouble entirely uncalled for,
and blamc~ the Caldwell cashier for not
keeping his New York account UP, as 4
protested draft on the Caldwell bank caus-
Ell the run. All the banks were doing
well, and nothing but crooked work could
have CAUSED the failure.
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CRIMES.

rix,1xx,ri November 2A.-N!ght before
la,t at Vtoyia. Ohio, i village III the wet
Crn part Il Er6wu county. John rhcne shot .n,
and mor.ally wounded Silly !rah. Inc
trouble sa> about woman. Chtne Is IN
Jail. 49,,
poI>r PLEASANT November @-A niue
before daylight Yesterday morning burglars
entered the residence OF Hon; Henry !.
Fisher. Sr.. and. going TO his h"dr""m. TOOK
from under his pillow wal
over $50 H. muncy. lie
,.an and very wealthy.
:ris rcEey u > ts::a.
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GRAIN FOR EXPORT.
Through Rates 20 Liverpool Lower
than Ever Before.

ST. lngis. Nuyrmbcr Lit j. stated. on
good authority. that the throUah freight
from -. Louis To Liverpool, VIA harS'~ t"
Ncw Orleans, "n the large sale ii cnrm mad'
here SATURDAY last. is only eleven anl 4
half cents per hu>hcl 1t i~ also stated that
= tifty thousand hushcl lot uf wheat viii
Ir,,r here today hy rail for New Work.
thence 10 liverpool, on which the ,hr"ggh
freight is only eleven cents Hrt h"NhrL
I.argr orders are on thi, market iurr"rn for
rxrurt via New Orleans, hu: tiIcy cannot be
filled immediately on account oi the lack "l
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October 10 January. During all that time
With Moody

|
| I took, an active part. ] was usher and
| helped around in general way; spoke at
PRAYER meetings frequently. Some time in
| November during the Moody work. heard
| DR.. kittridgc of Chicago pastor of the Third
! Presbyterian Church, say in reference to
! the text III | will, he (meaning JohnD tarry
! till come, what is that to thee Brcth-
rem, have to confess aS man oi God that
| | don't know what that means" At that
! time there was much expectation i'll the
| public mind that the Savior might soon APP
! pear, and that idea has prevailed in the
| peoples minds ever since. That set
MY Brain WhirItng
and began to investigate it, | went to work
in the Chicago public library and dug out
my lecture on the second coming. As a
result Of that investigation | went 10 work
and wrote my lecture. The idea Of that
lecture is briefly this: that
The Second Coming of Christ
occurred on the destruction of ,Ierusalem,
in the clouds directly over Jerusalem. That
was the event in the spiritual world, and
that destruction of Jerusalem was the out
ward sign Of his coming. | hold that for
all these eighteen centuries the churches
have all been in error in supposing the
second coming uf Christ tu bc in the future
was written, aud that was the result of
three or four years investigation. on that
subject" The witness then went on to re-
late his various failures in delivering his
lecture in Chicago. Evanston, Racine, kala-
mazUo Ann ArbOr. Detroit, GpSilanti,
Toledo. Cleveland. Buffalo, Washington.
Rochester, syracuse. Albany, Troy and
elsewhere. He frequently laughed as he
repeated some of the humorous incidents OF
his failures at various times. He was put
of the railroad cars for not
Paying His Pare.
and arrested for not paying his hoard bills.
At other times he grew excited i'll the as
scrtiOn that in all he did he was like
Saint Paul engaged i'll the services
of tod, and that God Wa, therefore
responsible for his hoardbilS. On this lat
ter point, he said, Il did not give up lcctur-
ing because Of my repeated failures. /
stuck tu my work. Ny idea was that ! was
working for the Lord. ! would do my duty
and let Him take care of me rs he felt dis
posed. | went into that whole business TO
serve the Lord, not 10 make money. sue
cess or failure were nothing To me. ] con-
sidcred that the Lords affair. My duty
was to continue with my work Paul had
no success brralr>r ne had new ilras on
theology kept thinking of Paul all the
time, and how he stuck Ia his theology all
the time. on my way from Baltimore 10
Washington. layuidcd the conductor who
had ordered me To get oil at the Relay
House and 80 managed to get on 10 Wash
inStUn.'
The Strangcst Thing
about il was that after had changed my
seat Il man came along and said to me, My
friend. are you going to Washington ~ /
said "lr>." He said Would YOU like u
4
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4 Business Mans Experience.

He could not tell me what allied him. He
knew his digestion was poor and ais heart
ualpitatcd lie felt his nervous system
was shattered. He knew his urine WAS
milky and rupy, but he had suffered from
tbe,c disorders for wears Only Of late had
he begun to feel himself completely cx-
hauStrd and hi, nervous system shattered,
and his constitution brukcmdown. \ friend
recommended Browns Iron Bitters. II
suited his case precisely. and now he is a
healthy. robust and strong As his heart
cnrld desire Go thou and do likewise,
then may you live long and be happy.
IT j. worth rcmcmbs ring that nobody en-,
lows the incest surroundings il in bad
health. There arc miserable people about
to-day with one loot in the grave, when 8
bottle oi rarker's Ginger Tonic would &c
~ .~rr puod than all the doctors and
hayc ever !:i"l. src sd'rr
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weather Indications.

W,suiH"roS. November 30 4. m.-FOr
the Tennessee and ohio Valleys, warmer
east to south winds, increasing cIoudin-"
and local rains, stationary "r falling bnrom-
cter. followed during the night by colder
westerly winds and ri,img barometer.
For the Lower Lake region. light rains
nnd partly cloudy weather Snuthrrly winds.
shifting to west and northwest. followed
during the night hy rising barometer and
lower tcmDcraturc.
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!, w. A.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30 1881

defects, the South has sufficient examples
Of thcfHughness in business and building
TO redeem the section from animadycr-
Sions of the character | have referred to.
One need point only to the elegant old city
OF Charleston. to beautiful Savannah and
to that great centre OF wealth and enter
prise, the cosmopolitan city at the mouth
of the Mississippi. These are the centres
of the expanding civilization OF the Gulf
States, tu which Augusta and Atlanta are
adding day hy day in the rapid develop
ment OF the new industrial era on which
the cotton States are embarked. As an aid
to this development one can scarcely eSti.
ruo,, tbr -, nlun ,f rho
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LABOR TROUBLES.
strike of Yardmen on the Canada
Southern.

ST. iorI9, November 29.-Thcrc was a
strike among the yardmcn of the Canada
southern railway. last night. Tn" men
blocked the siding by shifting cars 50 the
track could not De used. Tho Credit Valley
passenger train could not get in till THIS
morning. \ heavy freight train winch
was following, was St"ppcp with
grrt difficulty, and n0rrOwly escaped
a serious accident. Officers OF tho road
assisted by thirty policemen and number
uf hrakrmcn and coal hcavcrS, were struG-
Cling with the strikers during the entire
night and only succeeded III getting the
track cleared at four thi, morning. ,rr"'
Mare, brakeman was badly pounded ny
one Thu~. Stone, who was arrested. Supt;
Murchcud and assistant, narrowly escaped
the car pin, flying around in the dark
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
ul the strikers.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 9Th"
G0:citc's Camden special says: \ are ne
gan on the northeast corner oi Washington
and Madison streets, carly this morning
and totally destroyed four frame buildings.
The los, ON the houses and contents Is
estimated at - 800 with only Sl,3r M
SurauCp
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MY Officers Indlcteh.

CIycrSyA7r. November 81. J. Kelley,
member Of the board Of aldcrIpcn. AMI a.
], Patton. member Of the board "t council
men. have been indicted for soliciting a
hribc. The charges were published som"
time ago. involving these men, and they de-
mandcd an investigation. The inyeNtiga-
ton has not been made, hut III the Mean
time the matter was brought {" the nit"n-
,iun of the srand jury with the uboNc re-
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Sun,in, school Convention.

l>ui,>lrnII~, November %. The sunday
school Convention rcaNScmhicd this morn.
ing in executive session. DR.. Stowe. OF
Chicago. delivered an address on 'Gur sun
day school literature" Mr.. ). o. Vincent
delivered 4 very interesting address OF
.UniOn and Dennminatinnal Work"
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k%rIOus Injury OfR BrRk keInRn.


EJ"'IW TIIFH'H ~ TIT N'V'"'T'
p,r7STuRGII, November ~. o'clock
this morning Henry Sn"uSr, brakeman
on the Panhandle road, near Mansfield. felt
between the cars near that place and Wa,
severely crushed about the hips. Dr. Walk
cr. the railroad physician, had the unior
lunste yonng man removed to th" West
Penn Hospital, whcr" b" now lies IN =
critical condition. SmouSr IL - year oi
age. and unmarried. His home /, al Grad
ton, West Virginia.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN. November 29-CDnCcrning the
proposed removal oi the Pope 10 Fulda, it,
i certain the papacy in Prussia is animal
cd bv al earnest spirit OF reconciliation.
but the Rope has done nothing capable of
being construed rs Il request for permission
In reside in the country from which the
ycsuit> have been forcibly expelled.