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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
THE GATHERING CLOUD IN IRE

THE GATHERING CLOUD In LEE
LAND.
It is impossible to exsggerate the
gravity of the situation in Ireland.
A crisis is approaching when force
will be met by force, or one or the other
of the contestants must yield the points
demanded.
The manifesto of the Land League IN
which they advise the tenant farmers
of Ireland" to pay "no rents under any
circumstances to their landlords until
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES existing
system of terrorism, and restores the con
stitutional rights Of the people" isa bold
step to take, one of the most important
vet advised, and naturally gives rise to
great apprehensions as to It's results. 1t
is the last step which can be taken peace
fully, and must be retrscted or granted
to escape violence. 1t lie not to be eX-
peeted that the owners OF Irish landed
estates will be content to receive no
rentals from their lands, and wholesale
eyictions must be followed by such dis
tress that resistance to Law will OF neces-
sity follow.
1t is impossible to see the end OF the
agitation. We can only mark its pro-
gress from day to day, but a decisive
collision seems necessarily imminent.
We may look for massacre and civil war
any day.
No one can doubt abe animatlng pur-
pose OF the Irish in the present crisis Is
the destruction OF English power in that
country and it would certainly be more
heroic, however impolitic it may be, II
this purpose could be openly avoUed.
While the agitation is professedly in
spired by opposition to the land act 1t
fails to excite that sympathy which an
open ayowal OF the Irish purpose would
bring them.
Commenting upon the proclamation
OF the Land Lsgue, the Philadelphia
Times saws, "The truth is that this
proclamation is really very important
step in that we'll considered policy OF
passive resistance to which the present
Irish leaders have been gradually edu-
eating the people, a resistance against
which, as they we'll say, military pow
er has no weapon 1t is easy fol- few
companies OF dragons to suppress a
riot, or for a few regiments to put down
any armed revolt that the Irish could at
this time organize. But i'll the face oil
the quiet, stubborn rejection, by the en-
tire population, OF overy form OF Eng
lish authority, what Is there that the
government can do? To maintain this
determined attitude, which can only be
effective with perfect unity, resisting
all temptation to violence, will demand
no little heroism, and the leaders are
right when they tell the people that
the time has come to try their souls"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

A NEw GosE dispatch says: "Tne
President rendered the Treasury port
folio first 20 Senator COnkling. who de.
clined it and refused 10 withdraw his
decljnation. Chief Justice Foyer WAS
next consulted, but lie decided to remain
upon the bench, where he has thirteen
y.arS lett to serve. Tuesday it was ten
dere,! tx Governor f. D. Morgan, W 10
will accept it ii he finds he can Givest
himself OF his importing business, which
makes him Ineligible, he being one OF
the largest importers CT tea and coffee in
the country. His business is conducted
by firm OF which he is the controlling
member, and he proposes to put the
firm into liquidation and wind I'D its
business. 1t was held by Senator Ell
munds, when President Grant appointed
A. I. Stewart Secretary Oithe Treasury,
that he could not then divest himself OF
his interest to remove the inslligiblity
but the interests oiex-Goyernor Mor,an
are not so great as those of Stewart
were. .. !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

THE Washington Pot SAYS the can.
vass for Speaker OF the House o, Repre-
sentatives has opened again on the
Republican side, between FRANK HIS
,~cK. OF New York; WaRREN KEIFgs,
Ohio, and J0HS A. MASON, OF Iowa
7 nat srty have one hundred and forty
six members, with a good chance for
another in the Eleventh New York,
LEVI ?. MoEToN's district, and the op.
por,unity Of ieyyipg upon the votes Of
J. HYATT SMITH, OF Brooklyn, and the
one Pennsylvania and four Missouri
Republican Greeubackers. Asone hum
dred and iorty-Seven votes only are re-
quired, that euterprisinga ami not always
delicately scrupIlouS organization will
probably borrow the necessary votes, if
any be lacking, to enable them to choose
Mr.. RANDALL's successor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
Notice to Creditors.

In the Municipal Court OF wheeling,
In Term, October le, 1881,
G. A. Beuter, administrator of the estate OF
George schw arzoach, deceased.
Sophia schwarzbach, widow, John Sehwar,bach,
Gustavus Scnwarzbach, Frsnci ks chwarz-
bach, Louis SchvsrZ oeCh T. ter Welty, Anton
Reymanu. the German Bank OF wheeling, the
Nail City Building Association Of Wheeling
William p. Hubbard, trustee, the United
States Building. Land and Loan Association,
W. J. W. Cowden. trustee, c. Harry, the Peo-
pics Bank OF Wheeling. john Emsheimer,
J1hn EreideI. PnIIIp schulz and John Kehrer
late partners a. Schule & kehr.r, the City OF
Wheeling, K. Kennedy Friend, dong uusi-
ness Us Friend q Sou, Z. Beuter, Dr. Albert :,
stiirl, and Peter Erb.
IScHAScERY.
To tAc Crtdtors Of Ge0-g, SchToJzbach, dere ised:
In pursuance 81 q dscree OF the Municipal
Court of Wheeling, of the comfy Of Ohio. made
in q cause therein pending TO subject the real
estate OF the said George schNAI Z6ach deceas-
cd, - the payment OF his debts, you ars rrquir.
cd 10 present your claims against the said
George SchwarzhSCh, deceased 10 Joseph r.
Paull, com missioner, at his otce, No. In chap
county, on or before Wednesday, the 3 day of
A ID ISL. aIs O'Clock A.. n.
Witness, Thomas u. DarrSh. Clerk OF said
Court, this 2lst day Of October, 1881.
..r THONASN DAREAR
Clerk OF the Municipal Court OF Wheeling
oc+1 29noy5, 1918 - ... .....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

IT is said that President ARTHUR was
in favor OF shutting up DAVID DAVIS by
electing him President pro TEN. 81 the
Senate, and when some one suggested
that DAVIS should be consulted and told
what was wanted Of him, the President
replied: "Tell him We want nothing
but his silence, and mighty little OF
that"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
ALEXANDER BONE. SIR.

NOTARY PUBLIC. GENERAL BUsIN Er
AN and Real Estate Agent. .-
Loans negotiated, Stocks bought and sold.
Merchants and Manufacturer Bookt opened,
examined and ciesed. Estates settled, Mote.
Book Accounts and Rents Collected. House,
Rented and Leased. Collections promptly re
mntted. Advances made. All busiges cores
pondence conhdeutislly attended TO. send i0I
Crangie'E Bloch, over Civ Bank. Wheeling. W.
Va fapsl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

ergy and precision OF a military cam.
naipu. The home government is send
inc 10 Ireland the best soldiers in the
British army-regiments whose careers
blend With the gIories of British history.
The contest is face TO face, hand to hand,
a orapple for life and death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

TuEimmense SUN OF money, a million
and three-quarters of dollars, that has
accommodated in the money order office
at New York, and remains uncalled for,
belongs to people who are careless in
directing their letters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

The parents of the late BAYARD TAY-
LoR are living at HeLnett Square, Pa.
The mother recently passed her eighty
second year, and the father his eighty
fifth. They have been married sixty
seven years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

H. Z F1gusson, E,q of Wheeling
was in town last Monday. He informs
us that 5, yrral prominent Democrats Of
Ohio cU%ury are taking steps TO organ.
re 4 permanent Democratic club, under
tip name 81 the Jefferson Democratic
Association. We think tie move a
grni one, ami The only wonder is that
Wheeling. which numbers among its
citizens so many rising Democratic
orators, has not taken steps before this,
to organize q permanent club.-Pda-
Handle NS7rs.
The fact is that our near neighbors
around and about US show quite as
much interest in the proposed Organiza.
ton as do our home folks, and many of
them want to become members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
NOTICE. TO THE PIrRIIn.

The public are hereby cautioned against send.
ing any Money or Orders 10 SUSB d Co., s.
Nassau street, New York City. a. suthonzed by
the Louisiana State Lottery company TO sell is
Tickets. They are flooding the country with
Bogus Circulars purporting 10 be Of the Louisi.
sna state Lottery Company, anc are fraodu.
lently representing thems selves A. ia sg,rIts
They have no authority from this Company 10
sell Its Tickets and are not its agent for any
purpose. NJ A. bAUPHIs,
Pres Louisiana State Lottery Go
NEW ORLRAss. La, July (, 1881. ociz
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DIED.

BIbIEBREcHr-At 1880 P. n, Thursday
October 10Th, AUGUST HILLEBREcHr, In the 66th
year of his age. go
Funeral from his hate residence, No. 2se6 Chap
line street. sunday afternoon at O'Clock. In
ternent at the city grave yard. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited. ...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
CUTICURA Permanently Cures Humon
Of the ScaIn and SKIN.

Price OF Cut!curA, a Medicinal Jelly, ANAL
boKc-, 20 cent; lare boxes u. CUIIcuRl he.
soLyIST, the new Blood Purifier, 81 pr bottle.
CUIIcURA MEDICINAL TofiEI EoAP. zSr. Cur
cURA Nh DicfsALEHayiSG soar, i5c ia ban for
BARRIERS nd large consumers. Soc. PRINCIPAL de-
pot WEEKS q POTTER, Boston. 4sss
All nailesl free on receipt of prica o..y,ts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

Col, W. P. THOMSON, OF Parkersburg,
is making preparations, says the State
Jy,uRGl, to move his family to Cleveland
TO reside, although he will maintain his
business relations at Parkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
PERT PRESS OPINIONS. .
Will He Lead the Senate.

Atlanta Constitution.
"A gentleman who has known the
United States Senate since the war"
predicts in the Washington Post that
Governor Brown will be the leader OF
the Democrats in less than two years.
II this prediction is verified, the days
OF blunders in the old party are num-
bered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
Trouble Ahead.

chicago lines.
There's trouble ahead. Gorham sticks.
Malone saws he must stick, and that
the Republican caucus must vote not
only for him, but also for iaddleberger.
Gorham announces his continued can
dldacy in the paper owned by Brady, OF
the routes He says: THAT the alleged
minds of busybodies may be at rest, the
information is hereby volunteered that
Mr.. Gerham has not retired from candt
dacy for Secretary OF the Senate, for
which Office he was nominated in March
last by the unanimous vote OF full
caucus of Republican Senators. Fur
thermOre, it is we'll enough to say that
Mr. Goiham will not retire-preferring
to remain IN the field until majority OF
the Senate shall elect him or some other
person to the place" There are some
Republican Senators who object, but
what Gre they going to do about it?
What can they 10 about it wheD they
are bound 70 vote according to the die
tates OF their own caucuS7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

c WHATEVER else Professor EDISON nay
De, heis certainly the champion paten-
tee OF tits or any other country, in all
probability. \ mere matter OF two
hundred and nine Oi these arrangements
are already his; there are another hun
dred or so awaiting examination at
present, and it is quite impossible to
even guess at the number Of undevel-
oped notions which the restless inventor
may have stored away in his Uranium.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

SENATOR CAMDEN will keep house In
Washington this wiEter-"open house,
of course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

Gov. JACKSON contributed watch to
the Yorktown Celebration. DID you
put it under the monument, Governor?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

Trim Oregon they license the fellows
who drink for s. per head, and ine
saloon keeper if he sells to any who has
not 4 license 20 imbibe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

The English press announces thatthe
Land League means war. That's about
the SIZE Ofit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

Parties in the United States Senate
have not been so evenly divided as now
since the foundation OF the Government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
NEW Advertisements.
NOTICE.

IL PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
STATE Fair Assoc alton will please present them
for settlement on or before Monday, October
a, 1851. GbO. hOOh,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

A Coon Chicago wife, whose absent
husband It requested her to send to him
at New York the numbers Of certain
Government bonds and forward the
bonds to the Treasury, complied with
the letter ii lao. the spirit of the request.
With her little scissors the loving wife
eat the rumberS rur ni the bonds, sent
them to New York, and posted tie
mu'i'atsd bOIGs cit 10 Washington TO
aIu. H. AMI roniounL the Treasury OH.
Gals Explanations Wcre required 10
nix the matte. up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
WONDERFUL pIScnYeSY.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Circuit Court for ohio county, IS:
October Ru'cS, ISL.
AA''''N" V vs.. oS I'm chanccr.
John ". Sanders, ct ais.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain for and have
creed 10 the complainant her dlsiribuiive
share of the estate OF Jas. NJ. SurgisOn. deceased
and " have set aside and annullCd IN
agreement between the complainant and John
W. Snrders executor OF the will OF James ".
Surgison. deceased, rated on the 1St day Of June.
cause that the defendants, Mary A. Sanders,
Annie l.. Stewart, Milton Stewart, Emily A.
surgisun and Elizabeth S. Surg'son are non
residents OF this State, and process against them
having been returned unserved. Il IL ordered
that the said nonresident defendants do app ar
at Rules tn be held for the said Court in the
Clerks oificc thereof. on the frs; Monday Of
November, 1881. and do what may be nect ssary
10 protect their Interests in said suit
SII'L B. ACCoILoCH, Clerk.
q. v. RUSSELL, atty for C0mpl't ocioawt
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Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster.

aver 500 DRUGGISTs AED PHYSI.
" clans have ,igned Q paper stating that
Benz Is Capcine Porous Plssien are superior
70 all othen. Price &c. oc:fa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

PROF. King. the bailoonist, is out OF
the woods.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

yv,HE MEMBERS OF vIRGINIUs LODGE
No. A. A. A. /. & s. W. are notified to meet
al their room TO morrow, at II NJ, 70 attend the
funeral OF their deceased Brother, James n; n.
Charnoek. Members OF sister lodges are IN
V. ted 10 attend. 80,
By order OF Lodge. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22

Tms independent" Senator from Hi
nois has one leaning that is always uni
form and pronounced, to wit: toward
the Presidency Whs,img Register.
The leaning" OF Judge Davis toward
the Presidency is not more uniform
and pronounced" and not half so eager,
a. that of Tom Bayard. And the ditf,r.
ence between the two is, one was backed
up by a lawful msjorty and the other
Was uOt.-.>.fs iDUrE0i.
II is evident that the Journals only
idea oi lawful majority" is a pur-
chased majority, as acquired by the Re-
pubhCans in the case of MALONE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-22
OU. W. Funeral Notice.

vi 40. U. W, are requested 20 meet az
Iheir Hall on sunday, OcEober 20, ISL, at ]!
o'clock, noon, TO attend the, fancral OF our late
brother. J. n. ChRrnock. Sister lodges are IN
riied TO attend, OCH
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Capital Prize, $50, 900.
loo, 900 Tickets at Two Dollan each.

Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
be paid.
FOR further information. write, clearly, givins
full address Send orden BY expires o.
Registered Letter. or Money Order By mail.
Addressed only 10
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YESTERDAY vas a model dsy.
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910S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wantea-75 best selI
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COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, BRIDGETOS
- New Jersey Both sexes Full corps nj
teachers. Instruction thorough. Music Paint
lag Dawing Climate mild; very healthy
Begins september It'll. Address, II. K. TRASH
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II chIoo. Snowflake, Lac. ssea "a npe
e5tre.DT deSs
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Who's Ahead 4?
Il. LOUIS Eepul lican.

- Lou ; Eepul itcan.
Whether Grant, Conkling or Arthur
is TO be the recipient oil the new admin
istrstiOn's favor and influenza for the
succession we DO not know as yet, but
that it has it's iavorite ana will exert all
the influence it Cain bring to bear TO
make him President, all observers OF
politics know. And OF tSis Mr.. Blaine
and the other friends OF the late Presi.
dent have no ground to complain, seeing
that it is only an imitation OF their own
example. the Arthur administration
has rs much right to labor to secure the
succession for Arthur as the Garfield
administration had to direct il toward
Garfield, but as Mr.. Blaine is fresh from
participation in one scheme he can not
be trusted TO participate in the other,
nor can he be allowed to remain in the
Cabinet while manmuvrihg to secure the
succession for himself.
The Latest Aspect of the Irish Question.
y. Y. Herald.
1t looks very much from the nor OF
the full and graphic dispatches s..nt to
US by cable from our correspondents in
Dublin and London as il the Irish ques-
ton were entering upon one OF those
phases which recall the darkest days OF
irish history.
There are no military forces avail able
to the British government which can
collect the rents from the Irish tenants
il they are resolved not TO pay. There
are no means of transportation or incar-
ceration or eviction which can impose
upon nation the penalties implied in
the failure on the part OF the tenaRt to
meet his obligations for rent. A body
OF troops may enforce the law
in one county or another.
They can drive out the
farmers from Tyrone or Sligo. There are
warehouses, almshouses and prisons
enough to take care of one or two or per.
haps five thousand men, women and
children rendered homeless by the pro-
cess of eviction. But when We come to
apply this penalty TO a whole nation the
resources OF civilized government fail
1t is impossible by any legal or seci
methods to evict the tenants OF Ireland.
1t is impossible to provide for their
wants in case they are evicted. No one
CAN suppose IOT LnOIlSUl lll4t tI6
British government even uu-
der the stress Of the
Parnell manifesto, could allow the far.
mers dispossessed for non-payment Of
rent to parish on the roadside. 1t would
require more soldiers than the British
army now contains to enforce general
process of eviction. There are no
means OF transportation, even within
the reach OF the widespread commerce
OF England, to send the tenants out OF
the country. Consequently the whole
question resolves itself down ts this
Has Mr.. Parnell the moral power TO
exset from his followers that obedience
to the terms of the manifesto which will
make it etiective?" The London Jour-
mails evidently think no. The friends of
Mr.. Parnell hold the contrary opinion.
In tie meantime in Limerick and Cork
and Dublin and other large centres of |
population We have rioting, disorder T!
and even bloodshed, The troops are
moved from point to point with the en-.
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res ~ publishes,
LER.ES BAEER & co. whe,EfEC, ". Va.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

The Sketches Of the Bahimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, &uth, by Rec.
Samuel Rogers, D. D.
The first number of this volume has been
issued. 1t contains sketches and portraits
of ten preachers. 1t is in broad royal quar-
to form, rich heavy-tintcd paper, cleartype.
Each Likeness Is engraved from 4 recent
photograph. and is both an accurate and
superb work of art. The volume is an or
nament to the drawing-room, a repository
of trustworthy aud engaging biography OF
eminent ministers. The volume IS 4 gem.
The members OF the Conference, included
in this number, are Rev. Jno. 5. Martin, d.
d.. Rev. W. G. Eggleston, Rev. 5. X. Cox,
d. D., Rev, J. c. Dice, Rev. s. s.. Roszell,
d. D., Rev. j. +. Armstrong, Rev. 7. +.
Carson, Rev. A. W. Wilson, d. d., Rev. r.
r. 5. Hough. Rev. r. Smithson.
This number IS the initial issue Of a%series
which will embrace the entire Baltimore
Conference. 1.-THE limited number printed
find prompt sale, Of which there is no doubt,
the author Will proceed to complete another
number.
Price, fifty cents, free Of postage. Ad-
dress Rev. B. T. Ball, II Fayette street,
Baltimore, or Christian 4de0cate, Richmond,
Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23
R-cncnnsaeIa ncad

The RI. Rev. Hon. Benz Diaraeli, Earl Of
B-caconsfcld, died in Lonuon ON Tuesday
morning last aged &c years, As chancellor
of the exchequer in 1852, IS and '66, and
premier in IS and from "a 10 80, the de-
ceased attained to his political zenith, while
his literary record, reaching back to Vivian
Grey" in 1925. has given him an enyiable
place in the world OF letters. In 1892 he
entered parliament, and when he attempted
% peak he utterly failed to secure the re-
snec. of the House. and was shouted down
with d~erisive laughter. Just before taking
h.s seat he faced the members and said: 81
sit down now. but the time viii come when
YOU stqR hear me-" Nine years LATER he
was the leader of the Young England :"
party in Parliament. In 1S47, says the
Baltimore san, he rose to the leadership OF
the tories in the House Of Commons, a
position due almost entirely to his mastery
powers yt debate and his oratorical force
and readiness. His flashing wit and terri
Die. mcrciic,s sarcasm. that whip whose lash
was always ready, never missed It's marx,
never cracked vithoutsom victim writhiug,
made men fear while thcy hated him and
gave him the mastery not only over dollcr
speakers. but of those inc-strung spirits
who dread ridiculc next to- death. BY the
mere force of talents and application he
rose, an obscure Hebrew. from the stool Of
a.. attorneys desk In a diagy London Office
% become twice prime minister of England,
ana Earl and a Knight OF the Carer. and no
premier since Lord Melbourne has 50 COM
rlctcly won the confidence, the esteem and
,he Intimacy of the Queen. nthesc things
DO not Imply great quali;;c, they have 40
meaning tall