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A Correction.

HARRISBURG, October 24.-The Prssbyte-
rian Synod has adopted the following:
Res6ired. That this Synod authorize the
stated clerk TO correct false statement
made in the Daily Post as ~ its action on
the subject Of temperance, and 10 say that
the Synod, without reference 10 politlcai
organization, but acting in The fear OF Goo
and in the interests Of our common human,
itv. passed the resolution unanimously and
by n rising vote,
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The JeANSETrE.
Yesterday-sSsssion Of ne DeSrd ofEas
OufPY


( WASHINGTON, October 24.-Lieutenant
nanenhower today resumed before the
Jeannette Board his narrative Of the re-
treat across the lee after tine sinking Of the
Jean nette.
In answer TO questions the witness said |:
Ny opinion and jrdyment at the time Of
leaving the ship, was that too much was
carried, both of provisions and closhiny. i
thought at the time it was best to limit
everything to the minfnurB OF weisfa, 20
carry sixty days provisions, and to strike
as due south es possible foe the Assstsc
coast.
Question-With the exception you have
Eoted, were all che other preparations ADJ
qaate and sufficient?
Enswef-No. Each bost SHOULD havs
been provided in snticipasion of Q sep.
aration IN the way of compass
sextant, almanac and ioearithm
tables. Ths articles were in the Jeapnette,
and n October, 1879, box was prepared
for each bost, to contain fulE set of every
thing that might be required fo1 Their
navigation. This was de1e the Ass OF
articles prescribed by the ccsasainI The
boxes and boat eompasces were slowed in
the starboard chart room ready for use.
do not know thst the articles we've iDteu-
tionally left in the ship on the afternoon
of June Il, 1881 The compasscs-were al
ways kept hanging in the chart room ready
for immediate uss and were taken on tsat
day.
The Board then adjourned.
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church of the United sta,e, assembled here

to-day.
The Right Rev. ]. N. Gallaher, D. D.,
scope of the church congress,
The religious exercises were concluded by
the administration o4 the holy communion
by Right Rev. Bishop +. NJ. Whittle, of
Virginia, George Peerkin, Of West Vir-
g'nia- Thomas U. DudAy, of Kentucky, and
Rev, G. ID. Wildes, ID. D., of New York.
The congress met at noon. A hrge num-
Der OF visitors were present. The ex-
ercises opened with singing the hymn
Bishop Whittle spoke few words of
cordial welcome 10 the members Of the
congress, and memorial hymn was sung.
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The IarSey Lily,

new YORK, October 24.-MrS. Laugtry
saws she expects to stay several months in
this country She is a little over the me
dunn height, of perfect figure, with face
of regular features, except the mouth,
which is little large, but this defect is
atoned for when she smiles and discl0SeS
perfect teeth Oh dazzling whiteness. Her
ewes are of light blue, almost approaching
gray. Her hair is a chestnut color. and
she wears it fastened back in simple knot
behind.
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car.rnaY afepheas.

ATLANTA, GA, october 4.-A. II. steph-
ems. Goyernor-elec reached this city TO-
night In a special car from Charlottesville,
accompanied by q number OF prominent
citizens. He was met at the depot by sn
immense crowd. There was much enthus-
ipsm. TIE Governor was driven to the
Executive Mansion in carriage drawn by
four white horses. He will be inaugurated
in few days.
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ReeapituIaiion Of the Physique
of the men:
THE SCORES.
Nine A. n. Record.

New YORK. October 4-Below are the
scores taken from time to time to-day, be-
ginning at ga. NJ:
Hughes. l7s; Rowell, III; Hazael, III;
Hart. 1855; Fitzgerald, l60: Noremac, loj;
Herty, l53; Psnchot, lf7; Nint, l25.
Ten A. N.
Hughes. l9l; Hazael, LIS: Rowell, ia;
Hart, l72; Fitzgerald, 1856; Noremac, lbo;
Herty. l57; Panehot, $50; Vint, l29.
Eleven A. VI.
Hughes, 1856; Hazael, $50; Rowell, 1so;
Hart, l7s: Fitzgerald, 10; Noremac, lO3i
Herty, l63; PaDchot, Isl; Vint, l3i
Noon Score.
Hughes. 200: Hszael, lS5; Rowell, 1856;
Hart. ls2; Fitzgerald, lI5; Noremac, los;
Herty, l67; Panchot, .l59; Vint, l4o.
OncR- n.
Hughes ee5; Hazaef, 1872; Rowell, l9l;
Hart, 1873; Fitzgerald. lS0; Noremac, lii
Herty, I72; Panchot, 16l; Vint lf.
Three r. n. score:
Hughes, 2l2 miles; Hazael, 200; RoTell-
200; Hart, l9i; Fitzgerald, 100; Soremac,
ls6; Heaty, 1s2; Panehot, i6s; Nini, log.
Ten r. II.
Hughes, "a; RowelL 25si Hazel, 20;
Hart, a2s; Fitzgerald, 2e2; Noremac, III ;
Herty, 2I3; Panchot, 300; Vipt, l19.
AZ oae O'Clock This Aerning.
Hughes. 252: Hazall ,2ii; Rowell. 2Ioj
Hart. 2S2: Fitzgerald, 226; Noremsc, IA
Hurty. 2l9; Panchot, 200 Vint, l0o-
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Killed Nv q Fall.

New CASTLE. Pa. October A.-Scots War
mock, a painter of this city, aged about 25,
while climbing a ladder yeTterday on the
premises of K. W. Clendenin, fell back
ward, alighting on his head on the ground,
fifteen feet below. His neck was dislocated,
end he fingered until in the afternoon,
when he died. He leaves wife and ore
child
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W va WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1882,

Hoffman, of the latter village, was driving
along the road, wien he overlook three
boys from this city. One Of the boys asked
the doctor to ride afong. but the doctor
paying no attention drove on. Suddenly
one Of the boys dreNa revolver and fired,
the ball taking effect in the doctors neck.
The ease has been reported to the police,
andsphy ysicians probed for the baih
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CAPITAL cutLiNes.
Minister Presented.

Just Before the regular Cabinet meeting
to-day the new Swiss Minister, Col. Frey;
the Brazilian Minister, Senior Fillip Il.
Lopez Meth, and the Japanese Munster,
Terashima Munenari, were formally pre-
sented TO the President by the Secretary of
State, and the usual formalities followed
She Cabinet Meeting.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was mainly
devoted TO D. consideration of army affairs
and the departments. Secretaries Folger
and Teller swere absent. Promotions in
the army consequent upon the retirement
of Major General Mcdowell were consider
ed. The President did not designate the
officers selected for promotion, and it is
understood the matter will remain in
obeyance TIL after his return from New
York. 1t was reported to the meeting that
Judiciary Sauare had been selected as a
site fc- thessew pension Office.
SPostnI lsatters-
The following postofices were raised to a
presidential grade to-day and the present
postmasters continued: Barry, Pike county,
Illinois; Weston, Lewis county, W. Va; I;
Augusta, Butler county, Kansas; Prescott,
Nevada county, Arkansas; Fort Leayen-
worth, LeaVenworth county, Kansas;
Pleasonton, Linn county, Kansas, and
Slater, Saline county, Missouri.
New postoftices are established at Mount,
Harvard county, Nebraska, James B.
Stevens, postmaster; Coal Mont. Kanawha
county, w. Va, Alex. w. Boyd, post
master; Tyrone, Nunn county, Wisconsin,
HAMILTON W. Hubbard, postmaster,
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A HnnIar Hurt.

-S'''A, Wis, OcIober 21-WhIle Hen
I. "a o! this c u, was duck hunt Nc
-'- hIi'e DemireS, yesterday morn
'7 itg' we'd a severe Il nOt fatSl in
''e "as re'oadi1g his gun, When it
'. .f'ia heat In lhe oGrrsL The eu-
-a' - pas cd through his cap. blOSins
DO ..r ,Ia- Of his head and hlliny bis
"'"uer Several shOt wsrst iSen
49,. . ''N.., and II i feared he Siil iOse
eyes u no, his lie.
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Rntl,er Low Down.

PAsA, ILL, October PA wen OF coal ol
fine quality seven fcet tlree ircles thick
has been found at depth o; IA feet, WIKI
a slate roof overla'd with e'even lcet %
stone, which is believed ID he ore of tire
best In the State. Tie boring VS. begun on
June /. The finding % this vein II i'm
portant as TO ottc- m're IS II ooe-at'o1
within for.y mics. The expense incurred
is s35,Oco.wt 'c'i vas 'L'scd by sabscrip.
ton OF cit',ers, who feel baPpy over the
rfsnlt
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Several Hundred Persons Reported
DrOOn<d.

VICTORIA, B. c.. October 24.-Information
is brought by an Indian courier from the
west coast of Vanoouver's Island that a
British steamer, supposed to- be named
Wambe, from Hong Kong for Victoria, has
been los, at Ciooouot, .forty.five miles north
eff Jaum De Fuca straits. The ship has
gone to pieces. Thne bodies bave been
picked up, but no living persons have been
seen. Itis supposed chat several hundred
passengers, TO be employed on the railway
works and large amount Of Chinese
Goods were on board
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Rnhhesi NV Eaatna1iA

ALTON, Ill, October 2i.-Geo. w. Low
der, OF LoWdervi'le, gentleman "A years
of age Uas held up by fOotpads on f"eiit5
sueet in this city, yesterday evening, and
robbed of S93
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Logging Accidents.

REED CRY. Mich, October 24.-Thomas
Hagadone, a teamster at Stoves saw-mill,
seven miles north OF Reed City, was killed
yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock, by logs
rolling upon him.
John Lamson, who was injured at the
Deer Lake mill, Friday, by a log rolling up
on him, died yesterday morning.
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Fatally Injured.

BATTLE CREEK, MICH, October 24.-James
Halbert, a man over 20 years OF age, was
caught between the coyS in grlst-mlu IN
this city this morning, and had his arm so
badly mangled that il mad TO be amputated
at the shoulder. Doubts are entertained
aS 10 his recovery.
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NEw YORK, October 2H.--The Aldermen
to-day authorized the dock commissioner
TO increase the pay OF nj Fht Watcnnen auu
passed over the Mayors veto zoe .us IesS.u,
t;on Sirectipg the Comptroller TO increase
tbe wages OF iaborers in the markets from
81 90 to 81 per day.
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r,. Now York citizen. Ticket.

NEw YoRE, October 24.-The cltizens
committee to day completed their ticketsS
follows: County clerk, VIM. A. Butler;
superior court JUDGES, Edward Solomon
and Henry J. Scudder; sheriff, Col. En-
mons Clark; coroners, d. J. H. Demorest,
DR.. Emil W. Holber, and Edward Meyer.
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STeUBENViiLE.
The Harter Murder Trial-Serious Acel.
dent Sick.
Special 10 the Register.

Special ~ the Register.
SrEUBENvILLE, October 24.-The State
rested It's side in the Harter murder trial
this morning and the defense is now in
Producing evidence. The defense is insIn-
ity, and there are one hundred witnesses
subpunacd to prove Hartcr insane, bus it
is the prevailing opinion that he will be
found guilty of manslaughter. Harter sits
in court with his head cast down, and does
not seem TO realize his situat Oh. His
father and two little boys remain with him
in court. The case will probably occupy
three or four days.
Mos Burns, who resides in the lower
part Of the city, while making soTe re.
pairs to the spouting on his house, slipped
and fell from the ladder to the ground, a
distance OF twenty feet, breaking two OF his
ribs and injuring himself internally. HIS
injuries are dangerous.
County Auditor McEeth is in a very pre-.
carious condition at his residence in this
city, with disease OF the kidneys.
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Ear,bouake i'm the west ladies.

ST. THOMAS, October 1.-Two shirp
shocks of earthquake were felt at O'Clock
on the afternoon Of the 18th.
ANTIGUA, October AT 5 o'clock on the
morning of the sth sharp shOcG OF earth
quake was felt here,
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BUFFALO. n. Y, October PA pair OF
clever syindlers, travelling under the name
of Harry Fsncher and sister, have been sue
cessfuI In duping shout one hundred 40,
men here to the amount OF s. each and
have left for parts unknoEn- Their plan
was TO advertise for females TO learn the arr
of embroidery. They gave the pupil
small piece Of embroidery. Tor which tney
turn the amount when the applicants had
completed their lessona. aiso promising
them positions with salary when capsule OF
filing the same. The sEin5lsrs operated
here only one dsy.
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PupiI sAeots a Teacher.

PARIS, KY. October 2A.-Prof. Yerkes
who has charge OF private school here for
boys and young men, received q painful
pistol shot wound in the right arm this
morning from Homer Oldson. ore Of his
students, fourteen years of age. Toe pro-
fessor had given the lad little shake by
the collar yesterday for tardiness in attend.
ance and failure in studies, and reqrested
q written excuse to be handed in. The
led brought the excuse, and rs he handed
il to the professor, said take this, too"
and fred with a thirty.two ca'ibre revol-
yer. The bullet went obliSuely through
the muscular portion OF the arm and by
mere accident missing taking effect on any
OF the children. Afie- the dressing OF the
wound by n physician the professor re-
sumed duties.
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is Bostonian. He is the youngest man in
the racr. having been born in 1859. He is
5 feet So inches high, and weighs l52
pounds. His FIRST attempt in a long-dis.
lance lace was in the Ennis tournament,
December 26-3i 1881 He held second
piece foIr days with lame feet, poor care,
ard insufficient Dourishment He finished
in third place, with Lcore OF 556 miles.
Two years ago it would have been the best
in the world.
Following is a
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ArrSigae.I for IIomSeIde.

Nr'uS, MAS. October 2f -En'T-
IAN. the engineer Oi the Troy
/. ''''n locomotive which ran ~ a
rr.. @''d with wurkmen OF TIE III ~
ar. - me. on saturday lass causing
b.. ~. a', 49, srraigned to-day ~ t'e
+ -, ."n'c'ds. he pleaded not guilty
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MOPtuavy.

y,EsYA, October 4-Janos ARMY, the
celebrated Hungarian poet is dead.
I.pr.sAroL1s, October 2l~-Hon. John
Hanna, a prominent attorney or this city,
died to-day. His residencsls Piainheld.
Boeros. October 24-CsBt VIM. A. Par
ker died this morning at an advanced age.
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s,,t.Leu Wfth PnSaIysfa.

CoscoRp, Mass. October PA. Brown
son Alcoit bad . piralytie stroke shorty
before nosn. This evening he was oa1
partly conscious.
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a Free Fnr All.

JAMAICA, L. l., October 2t-The Repubf.
can Congressional convention OF the First
district today decided not TO make nomi-
pa.ion, and recomme nded all Republic ms
to vote for any candidate o0posed to The
regular Democratic nominee.
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THE ROSS MURDER.
Biasdy Garments Belonging 10 the
Negro Captain FOand.

NeBEO OlptuAh e<khu
CESCINNArI, October 2.--When Fred
erick Captain, ST., who is under arresS on
suspicion of completely in the murder of
A. W. Ross, gave his testimony before the
coroner he stated that he hid his cost
which he woIe the day before the murder
ia corn shock, and had not been able
since to find it. While in, the Jail he had
symptoms of insanity, among which were
q areference to bloody coat hidden in
corn shock. To-day Marshal Dooley,
of Glendale, took Captain and
searched in vain in the corn
field for the coat. At Captains house al
other search was made, and here hidden
under the bed clothes of the cradle was
found pair of Pantaloons that had been
washed but still bore marks OF blood. At
the sight of this garment Captain broke
in ali insane fit of raving, and has ever
since continued in state OF apparent in
SANITY.
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W. &. +. u.
0ctnher n n

LOUISVILLE, October 34.-Delegates to the
National Convention of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union are arriving
from various States. Already there is
large representation. The Convention
assemblies on Wednesday and continues in
session till and including Saturday.
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Coming Congressmen.
s,.t,eus.. war.

MoxNoUrH, III, October 4-The Board
of Trustees of Monmouth College reinstated
Morchett, the suspended senior. The two
hundred students then resumed their reci-
tanons. It is essentially yictcry for the
studlLts.
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Nore Gas blowers.

New YoBx, October 24.-Mr. w. G. Dyon's
family has an apartment in the Manhattan
fiat, at Eishty-si1th street and Second
avenue. Recently the maid servant,
Maggie, who has BEEN in the country but
two weeks, has been alone of nights in
charge of the rooms On saturday She in
vited girl who had come over in the same
steamer with her to spend the night with
her. Mr.. Lyon is living at present at the
house OF his son, ex-Assistant District At
terney George ". Lyon. Yesterday morn
ing, when he went to the Manhattan and
tried to get into his parlor, he fouIa tls
key turned on the inside. There was Q
strong smell of gas. When the door had
been forced the two servants were found in
Msggie's sleeping room, unconscious f:orn
suffOcation. Gas was escaping from
burner in the room. 1t is supposed thai
one of the girls blew out the light.
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LONDON, October 24.-Tbs GALE did vAt
amount OF damage throughout the codntry.
Many districts were flooded. shipping suf-
fered severely, one steamer was sunk In the
channel By collision. and nine parsons
drowned at Sheerness. Tee gale has not
been eoualed In thirty years,
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the lightest man in the race, was boIn in
Edinburgh, Scotland, May IS, 1881. lie is
feet inches high, and weighs 5pourds.
Noremao is as plucky and wiry as Sco,ch
terrier. He wOl seCOId prize in Ennis
Decenbcr, making his bess record 5G5
miles. Two months later he ipishcd third
in ,he champion race, with ,55S miles.
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PrIr,BuRGH. Pa, October 2a-After
deadlock of nearly threa montbs the Re.
publican Conferees OF the Twenty-fourth
Congressional district this morning nom
mated Hon. Geo. v. LaxIsnce. Of wash
ipgtop county.
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Gets Five Year,

- "a; October 2i-Wm. " Brown,
8, ....' .. EStet-r of the Poughkepsie
~ .-.l'' '-,hE' who piesded guilty 10 max
n.r'rs m the books and defrsud.
"A. "a, ,I. l'ai'OH Of many thousand dol
~ IN 'ehesd to-day 10 Eve years inn
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Mu.e Nitfsxou.

NEW YoRK. October 2L-Mme. Christine
nilsson arrived by the steamship Galiia
this morning. and was welcomed by num-
erous friends
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ZOE a,oaliaaa naaG

OpKEEuRs, October 4-SSuler, whose
trial Tor stealing the body OF the Earl OF
Crawford and Balcsrrss, vas begun yester'
day. was foubd guilty and senknced 70
FIVE wears penal servaude.
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ra~e. Advanced.

JoSpOx. October 24-rhe coal owners IN
West Lancashire have advanced the miners h,s.
wages ten per cent ms Thi acton p.I Tbs cosI
,,,'nssa e1-S in south Yorkshire offer the
co,iisrs An advance of FIRE per cent To
svarf strike.
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Ayou,h,. ,1ur,leron. shot.

READIxs, Pa, 0csober 2i---An unoro-
voked shooting affair took place in this
section This morning on the -,li le'li1s
fnUn This city tU Sinking SpsiDg. Dr: W..
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-. n.x af Inai. nl.

FaLI RrvEE. October A,-Tbs spinners ct
Mechanics mills, who struck iass oatuf-
day, have resumed work.
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Sinnner Annk.

PANANN. October 24-The Chiiiian
schooner Beria has been sunk OF San vi
cente by the British steamer chiice. Sew
erai lives Were lost
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A med,cine that destroys the germ Or
cause OF Brighi.s Disease. DisbetsG. KidDev
snd Liver Complaints. snd has poser 70
root them out Of the systedl, is shove sli
price Such medicine II Hop Bittsrs. and
rosiIiye prosf a. this can be fpunf ~ one
trial. or w ,.tire ysus ntiEbkcys. vbo
hsye htp cpIsd y, u
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HAD Chronic Rheumftism TO; one year;
had been given up 10 die By tws physic-
isns. PERUSA cnred me. %u. CgRrz
Pittsburgh, Pa
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diamond Robbery.

IYpIAxApoLIs, IMP, October PA sneak
thief entered the residence OF Thomas A.
sharpe last night, and stole diamond jewel
ry valued at from 81, 800 to 5000. and got
away with it, although pursued BY Mr..
Skarpe, who shot him.
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M OHIO.
The SentimeEt OF Miles and YOunSs-
town Regarding the Matter.

town Regarding the Matter.
YOUNGSTOWN, October 24-ln reference to
the circular published by Mechanics Lodge,
OF Pittsburgh bearing on the relationship
of President Jarrett to the Amalgamate1
Association, there has been in this district a
variety OF sentiment. The circular has
been received here by all the lodges; some
have acted upon it and some have pad no
attention to il Among the Brown& Bon
nell men many are found who vehementiy
denounce Mr.. Jarrett for not being 'Stsl-
wart" enough during the last strike, while
others are juss As determined in their as
sertions that he has
Made n Good President
aud did the best he could. Mlhoning
LOdqe, No. l, which is almost entirely COM
pos ed of puddlers, held meeting a lew
nights $50 and endorsed the circular, ana
it Is reported that prominent menoer OF
the looge claims that Jarrett has been guilty
in this cay also Of too intimate Iel1S,ons
with manufacturers, and that the Proo's
could be produced il Necessary. 'On the
othe band. when the circular came mp Tor
action before Enterprise Lodge, 1t
Was Severely Condemned.
rs WAS the action os Mechanic Lodge in is
suing it. Deputy Perry Edwards, IN an in
,erview yesterday, said: "1t1ink Mechan'
ic Lodge did very wrong, and don't think
their action will be generally endorsed.
Mr.. Jarrett has made a good president,
tbouoh some say he is not radical enough;
An informal meeting Of LodSe ii was held
aud Mr.. Jarrett endorsed and Mechanic
Lodge condemned
Al Niles, o., there are three lodges, and
a canvass there among the men develops
the fact that no action has been taken IN
reference to the circular, and that Mr. Jar
rett is solid" with the men there, who
think he has made good and satisfactory
executive officer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-25
Returned 10 work.

RvnvoEp NS. October 24-rhe striking
sboemskers Of L. II. Days factory have re-
,nTnsd Ia work st the wages offered oy
nv, I,efore the strike hegun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-25
pre.a.,,Na, Guii,y.

New YORK, October 2t.-John Devoy,
editor of the Irish Nd.ioH, indicted Tor
libelling August Belmont to-day pleaded
not guilty.