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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

Alloy cold y 4dyAnpp W ynNr systpm and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such
as Pneumonia Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be 50
readily attainsdt hosGHsk's dXauAY SYgur
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
Diseases: 1els n. lasehee,'s famous Gernsn
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and NJ fear need be entertained in ad-
ministering It to tho youngest child, as per
directions. Tho sale Of this medicine is un-
p;eeedented. since first introduced there has
oeen spanIytant iApstse,ng dsn.snd and With
apt . Jingle report 81 !silAEe 70 ap ii work in
bny case. AK your Druggist u 10 the trath
OF those remarkA Large sizes Is cents, Try
itand be convinced. .y r7LsAv :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

The Great Female Remedy Is prepared by
the Women's Medical Institute ofBui,alo.
n. y, and Is their fayorite nyc:c,ip,ion !or
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common 10 the ser. 1t is
sold by druggists at sl.o0 per bottle. Ladies
can obtain adv zee free. Send stamp for
names Of those who haye been cured. , ; >
Wheeling, ". Va. lSsi p.w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

ct. 82s L. Ee'Hs is a s41se ss9 E
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men young or old} who are
afflicted with Neryou, Debility, Lost Vitality
and Msnhaad, and klnlfSd tsou6ISs, ia sran.
teeing speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly vigor. Address as above.
N. B.-No risk is injured, as thirty days
trial !, Rllo1eiit 5tli '.s .ssaS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

~ on MAIN AND MARKET STREETS, -
The Board OF Public Works ~ about 10 renaIr
Main street tsGra Twelfth street 10 Wheeling ,ecx.
and Market street from Tenth stteel to Wheeling
Cteek. and the owners or the agents OF ownerS Of
connect ill din pines leading from their prem is
with the public sewers In accordance with the or.
dlnanee oil the city. In sTch case made and proyl.
ded aud the Board desires that ATTY changes con.
before the veg paving Is laid. pGIIng the pgogrcis
OF the work 81 repairing. certain portions Of sid
streets yin be closed and all PERSONS arc notified TO
any barrieN under the penalty prescribed In tic
0niinAnce In relation thereto. 20 Fgs5' = 15I5;s
By order OF the Board al Public Works.
e:9 .. 4. GALLIGAN, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30
FINANCIAL AID connERcIAL.
NcU York money and STOCKS.

NEW YoaE. September Money loaned UP
rom " 70 9 per cent and down 10 4 per cent,
closing a. 4ao per cent. Prime mercantile paper
weak III u e?H: demand n 50. ~
dovxhsAkSrt-uh Unchanged, except for Is iCgis.
ssfed. which declined 4 per cent. y -,
3. g, essended...lo0asst ?. 4 8. G. ltsts.-.lil
J. sospsss.I !. + hhS sna n sSll1SH
Central Pacific hnig-iliS ITexas pac lsnd sp... caI
Etie second.::........ no. RIO ftarle dIya. VIZ
Leh!Hh d Hilkes...te5 R0Hefcd $40
RAiLRoAD HoNpJ- Generally weak. 'tgh .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =igrln " MIA.
AlsouII ss.....~,io irsinia eoSs .' o.: -
81 Joseph. ..-.......lVJ ttn mat. COUPONS. 80
Tennessee sni, es'... siElviryinlA delerSd..- 10
srocks.share speculation operC,! irregular. Blu,
prices n INC man were friction lower than ut
Yesterday close. tho early trade MI advance OF
IA per cent took place. Delaware. ,LacEnwanna K
Weslefn leading therein, Tho arkGi Immediately
vile / Nash vile to OK, aud XXX trf cent ID tho
remainder OF the list, the latter for Oregon 4
TnaSContinen.al. and Kansas Il Texas. suhse.
2nehsly recovery Of Hal per cen, took place, lei
llain became heavy, and, when near midday, s,ld
Louisville 4 Nashville, and Norfolk !. Western pic:
erred being ,he greatest sufferers In the decline, %
~ tho early afternoon prices sold UP hnll; per
cent, the Latter l0uSyillett Nashville a,id DGnvut
& RlO Gfnnde, but the market subsequently be
came weak and Ia the late trade recorded decline
Allegheny, Central. .Orson & Trans Gontineaynl,
Reading 4 0a,a'ii ~eeu ptom!ncut, whi'c New
Jeney Central dropped to u iron tx recovered 10
~ and again feccded to 'G1.. III The tinnl deal.
the la.ler COLUMBUS, CHICAGO & Indiana Central
nnt Allegheny Central. Tho market closed irrcgn.
Y, ,1y bnlin tthe ma!n trn. with prices generally
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

On. maiden NTH grim teeth. ayauntI :
NJ. Though fair you seem 10 look upon,
Because you don't use S0Z0D0ET. .a-
Tho sweetness o. yo'lr mouth Is gone;
Your breath y heavy, and, from this, I {
; Your lips no more invite it0. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

WWelis' Health Remover restores health
and ysor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81 %, ,H3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30
PONDS EXTRACT CO..

IA Wost l4th St. New York. "
Full line OF above preparations displayed
In one OF Ponds Extract Co. IS Show Cases and
sold by Logan 4 Co., 953 Main Street, Wheel
inei also bye. Moenkemocller, corner Market
and rwcnty.second Streets. Centre Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

WRAK muscles and nerves, slugeishness OF
thought and inactivity, cured BY Browns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

O.n you find q case OF Brigh.'s Disease OF
'1o Kidneys, Diabetes Urinary or Liver Com.
plants thas Is carabie, that Hop ltitters b4s
hot ar Sahuot p4res Ask yaur neishhors II
they can. s1', H. TTllsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30
Why VIII Y0u

NEyER forget that biliousness and consti
patton are entirely durable with MASALIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

ONE HUNpR1p poLL4I reward for better
remedy. Willisms Indian Pile Ointment IL
asure cure Tor FILES. pAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

T1LEno, September es.-Soon Board-Whes,
9ai and steady a. ihe clesc; No red spo, yll1c;
* Desembst9se; year ,pi{e. Cois cay; Eth
ml1M Ga>sE: No 2sFbt AIslc: September Sc; Ocio.
e,s 81 hG Soysmhet SIC; year size Oats dull
avg nop}i1al; No spot 3ih':. september held
steady: No. red spot. septembe. OF October pdJSc
November DC; December 97aSc hid rear g6l3c'
Corn dun: high mixed Csc bid 40 !! SPOT held a.
eHs 90. 9S1ooe' eoHe bid Noyrmbe7 &c bid: Year
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30
NOTICE To OWNERSOF pR0pERTY

A SURE, positive cure for costiyeness MAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30
LOTTERIES.
Capital Prize, $4,000
Tickets Only s.. Shares in proportion.
Us! !.:: |y| 8. .!
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
LOTTERIES,

Incorporated IN ls6S, Tor Is years, by tle Ltgi,la
tuse for educational and charitable rutTOs,s-Wlih
capital Of 81 ~, Uo-to which n reserve fund nj
thjD, O0O las slnce been added. N '.
by M overwhelming popular vote, lts f,anchl,o
WIS made part OF tho present state Cnnsiitution
adopted December Z, 4. u. 1870, - :" ''"s''
The only Lottery ever voted OIL and cu,Ior,r,. By
the people OF aay State. -
y never scales or pos.poncs
monthly. i. ""' 10y r '''n
:, splendid oppo5unIty.o win fortune, Tenth
sirniid DmwlRg. ClAM Il, Mt NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10, lSS!-iiVlh Monthly
Drawing. Look A. tho follow Ing scheme, under Inc
sIelmsiye supervision and management Of UEN. q,
y nEAuKEuAKp. Of loul Slana, and GEN. JUBAI.
inEs q this Company, both ordinary and ,emI.
Official Lists. 'N''>N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

Go 70 your druggist for Mrs. Freen,an's
New National Dyes For brightness and dur.
ability q color arc upeaualeA. Colo! ',om
two 70 Ave pounda. Directions In English
snd German. Puce Is cents. NV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30

pnx'T doubts. s. s. cures all impuritie,-i
matters not OF how long standing. IA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30
CHICAGO. September 2o.-Thc Dro.er'. journa. re.

Flour, dall and nnchangtd; fam,.y Il 3teIi 8:
9ja97e spo:: a,t<c hid September; are LIi Ucto
beg; 7SsG bid November; 9i1ic year; receipts IL,
uo bushels; shipments lSOou bushels, C0la. strong
It &c September G'Ac lid October; SIC Novent.
loweia! ,ssa3;e spot: 32iI5cbid Septcmbe mud o..
toeer; 81 hc bid year; o., C bid NAy. Rye 0uIat NJ
SSstatic farley III good dcmsnd; extra 81, iali
s w. Pork steady u IL u. Lad Gsa at Sl2 50,
clear SD a. Whisky strong 1t 81 ID: couN,Ssiio,,
Slles, finished goods $50 barrels on lisIs Of 81 IT,
butter arm; ehoiec Western Ressrve &c; choice
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-01
.pro Homo PuDiico."

We desire TO inform tho pahlic,
,hat4we always keep IL stock. the fel-
| wirg Staple and Fancy Grocer.
lis: Meat -Four, Meal Molrs,ts, Col
70. Saga, Hams, Lud. Potatoes,
Onions, Cheese, Crackers, Soda, Fla
vo,ing Extracts, Picsles, St:rce,
Soap Bluing. Tobafo', Snuff, Cigar
Dsied Apples, Macsrori, D,t's,
Prunos, Almonds, Pccaus, English
Wa'ruts, Filberts, Iismoa and Giu-
g,r Snaps, Canned Shrimp, slmooc'
Pine .ApplOs. TomSt'cs, Corn. Mrsh'
rooms, Dvv.lel md Potied Ham,
American and Imported Sardihes.
Chow.ct ow, and tie finest stock II
Candies and Couloc,ions to TO found
in this City, Wa respectfully ask q
share of your patronage, Quality and
Weights guaranteed. Give US cal
and We VII convince you that our
stock is tirs'.rlass and very cheap.
Respectfully,
Cock & App.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-01
WOMAN.
How SHALL STA rrrSr7vG uER H:ALr
AND BE,Urv.

HOW SHALL STA PRESERVE HER HEALTH
AND BS,Urr.
Ono who has >losg investigated
this suhi,ct gives tho result, and is
happy ,n say that X fund in W.
mans 'B.,t Friend" l. il .edapicd
especially to ,Eat great central, all
controlling organ, ihe womb, correc-
ting rs disorders, aad caring any ir'
regularity of la "mGuacs," al
Course" u: !. B,al:i .d's Female
Regulator acts like u Charm IN
WATTS, aud in null lon or grad la
checking. g. in tic entire s.ogla9e
If m,a,hlv c,uls-,.' from cold,
mental trouble. OF Ike caascs, b,
restoring the natural li,clar;c IN cv-
cry ius;arcs. Ia chr '''in eases so oi,
len resulting in ne. rs'ion. Filing q
the womb. Us aei Il is p-omps Nnd
decisive. sl,ing tAe constitution fsCm
nnmbcrl.s9 Dy,,. aG( premature DC
cay. Prersr.d rs D.. j B;adit"ld
Alaa'r. Ga Pie: trial aiz'. 75r
inrgo a., 81 80. For sale ty W b
G. X.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-01

PAY Your Ace 'rygs Tho lime
Inns row me wheu NJ accounts f-r
the pvt ycar shcull5e pa,i. | there
fore csrucs,iy request MI who are in
dcbted 10 me 90 clno forward and
settle q, once. Ihave waited on you
ten aou.hs.flrGGy no O., i i's ooly
,iclt ,ha, / Ghculd b. paii now
Dya'; wal. any, longrr.
W. b Cook
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-01
INNING AND GRINDING.

Having hsi rlv Gin aud Mil thoroughly
Srpsir,d AMI attd up Tor tie season, snd
PLACED tie slmc 10 the hands az expert re-
ell and rrliahlc men, | am now prepared 70
cin on shOst cCGcc, on the most locrH'
tsrms, therefore solicit former pa roHHCe
ard tha, of tho community generally. CO.
ton viii IA received aud promptly ginntd'
exrep, saturday. Grinding on Taesia's
AID S,turiA,s oaly. F,r further iaioiniN'
ton, p,e,sc inlrirc o! Mr. P"", IN chs 80
oe,hs Gin. o. MRS W = ElLpATRlCF.
H-z,ehurs'. ) pit. l5-as.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-01

]. A Coyisg'oa. tornaSiy, aud now,
oi nc fen Ill "A. C0viag'oD Il Co,
WestyiiIc. would ini.nn the people %
Copiah equity and community gen
ernl.y. thai ~ has Just opened n
handsome stock from first hands. Of
Gntrd NJ 'chnd 80, in tho rev
tBs s)bs.ek 'hai'dirg. West R'ilroad
Avenue, where hc would be pleas
cd to have eli give hin \ call. Polite
clerks in waiting.
IIaz,ehurst. Jnly 90, 1882 -2i-3m.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-01

II P.nn will buy your butter. eggs
ana chickens aid ray the high es'
mT.Sc, pIice. 81
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-01

DON'T forget that L l. Fatherro-
ill cell g@ds cheaper than Anyone
.or tn G next sixty days. No ,xcrp
.ons whatever, call and see fer your
{ yes.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-12-01

Z A IoGlEs,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-09
British Trade for the First Half
Of 1SS2.
-Neag YorL Commercial Rlllletln.

A retrospect OF BRUSH trade during the
first half or the Current year SHOWS that the
anttcipations entertained SIX months ago
have been fairly realized. There nave been
no remarkable events aside from the hnan-
cial collapse In Paris, the effects Of which
soon oied away, ana the general trade move
meat Is described as one OF Qutet but
satisfactory Character. Many Of the promi-
nenJ branches OF business nave experienced
large expansion. In the iron trade there
mas been great increase Of output. In
The cotton trade q remarkable increase o.
Cured In The cOnsump sIOn OF cotton aud the
grea6 WOODEN aud worsted In
dustrtes OF the country continue In 3
state of considerable activity. OF the
mInor trades anu Industries, IL appears that
the half year las been Only moderately
satisfactory. Railway receipGs showed q
hmlJed tendency TO Increase, but the
revenue falled 70 snow tue desired improve
menJ, singuiarly, because OF - reduction In
the consumpsIoh OI intoxicating nQuors.
Results OF IOrelgn trade, however. we're
more encouraging, The Imports Tor the half
year having Increased 3 y per Cent. and the
export 81 per Cent. "Hne prOspscLs for
the Current half Year are" In the
opinion OF the LOndod 1smes, ''if
anything, q nJue Detter Jnan they
were, at the beginning or the year, and,
apart AAOAA ene uAstuIoink influence OF poll
Tics, Rather better Jnan tney we're wear ago
Tne political Situation Is certainly rather
adverse 10 Jne deVelOpmenJ, not merely OF
excessive speculation, 0uJ also, OF sound
anu useful speculation. On the other nand
Gne ease IN the money market, Wnlcn seems
likely 10 conGlnue FOR some Time yet, though
possibly the present nominal rates for
money may before long rise little, is de-
cldedly favorable W an expans. on Of trade,
Tnere seems reason To tnlnk tn [, although
me hopes of the agricultural laleres5 have
been cruelty dashed by the heavy rainfall
of the past few weeks, Yet, TAXI The har-
vest ali round, an average prohG will be real
izedO %
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-09
The Pension Ring.

The pension ring is a large and impu-
dent combination. Some of its members
have large establishments. and employ a
hundred clerks. Nearly all of them en-
ploy some clerks 1t is an organized raid
on the Treasury, and differs from a
direct forcible seizure of the money by a
mounted and armed gang like Jesse
James robbers only in name AMI In the
more indirect method employed. These
pension ring robbers base their whole
audaciOus scheme upon one principle. It
is unfortunately ana disgracefully true
though it has needed the actual
facts TO prove and establish it-that
in neither party in Congress are there
men who have the honest courage to
stand up and denounce any piece
of robbery that is carried out in the
name of ''the soldier vote" Every Con.
gresham, it seems, more greatly fears to
offend this "sOl'ier vote" than 10 offend
his own cOnsciencei and the pension
sharks know this, and proceed accord
ingly. Out of every hundred million
dollars taken out of the Treasury under
the name OF pensions, not one half ever
gets to the alleged recipients; all the rest
goes directly into the pockets of this
plundering ring" Bill after bill goes
through in silence-not word of pro-
test-SenatOrs and Representatives fear.
ing to oppose 4nything that is nominally
for the benefit of the so. called "soldier
vote" Was there ever a more dlsgrace-
full sceneG Is there nobody to stand nm
and expose this wickedness-eveu
though he stands alOnef
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-09
The Future Price Of Wasat.

Mr.. w. l. Chamberlain, Secretary of the
Ohio State Board of Agriculture, in his
crop report for July. 1882, has this to say IN
regard to the future price OF wheat, and his
opinion, presumably founded upon authen-
tic and careful reports from all parts of the
State, cannot but interest farmers and
dealers outside OF Ohio. RefeFssnel 20 the
prices Of swheaft NJ. f2Ram beElaia saye.l " \
They seem alEea 10 haXa lon ched boz
TONI sOoners Ihee eess El5a an MHE anticipated
Coming &Ve u skE khtfF alad0m bAf fasa
The crop 81 wiistef wheat ispoN sasqs and
ie. fQf tnes WAqle eQnntrg,. wlthouf doubt
I51e<a0O TIE absolute total may even reach
those immense crops, but the relative total
probably cannot. Our acreage has increased
to keep pace with the steady and rapid in
crease of population and home consump-
ton, and with the rapidly increasing for
eign demand. Several facts seem To in
dicate that good No. l and No. 2 Ohio
wheat cannot long remain below or even
as low as 81 per bushel. First, the his
tory of the past shows that this seldom
occurs In Ohio. Second, old wheat Is
sold of closer than for years, hence our
total supply of old aud new is not so great.
Third, the war cloud in the old world is
increasing. Fourth, reports of rainy har-
vest weather and damage to crops in Eng
land are not cOntradicted. Fifth, our steady
Increase OF population and Of export sales
will doubtless require our entire surplus aE
fair prices. Sixth, the probable shortage of
the corn and apple crops. Seventh, the
fact that 81 per bushel is below the price
comparatively Of other articles of human
consumption. These and other considers-
tions lead to the belief that No. / and No,
2 Ohio WHEAT will be excellent prQnertR st
81 per bushel, and will pFo5sbIv AVERAGE
somewhat above -tbac- figure for the year to
cQme.A - '0''' W
II Mr.. Chamberlain is correct ia his ress-
oning, the same will hold good throughout
the West
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-09
SOUTHWEST GEORGIA.
A Cool Summer Crops - Albany's
AEses1an Well,


ALBANY. GA, August 6.-EditOr MoTnin0
Nel0s An idle half hour at the depot enables
me to make few notes. From Thomasville
to Albany this morning was no unpleasant ride
on the train, Notwithstanding it is August. The
day is fair and beautiful, with delightful
breeze cooling what would be hot day
without it. The predictions of "cold
summer" are in course of fulfllment in
this section, and the rains are as abundant
as the weather prophets could wish. Indeed,
they hare injured the cotton crop quite seri-
ously in so ; Q localities. according to reports.
and hindered as seriously the saying of the
fodder and hay crops in others The corn crop,
however following on he oat crop, is splendid.
and the farmers generally are in 20 Spirits
brief walk from the BOND House brought
us TO Aloany's artesian we'll the pride of Al
banians and | may say, The pleasure Of all
visitors, especially of those from the surround
ing country, to whom iL seems a novel sur
prise. It Is beautiful fountain Of water, ris-
ing about ten feet above ground. cool Gle ar
and abundant, already convet ed to many
parts OF the town, and so satisfactory that the
city desires more Of them and is having an.
other bored on the court house square The
W ter is regarded as valuable for medicinal
purposes and Is mucn used in tnat wav maDv
carrying iG far into the country
The success Of this well has 30 popuIarized
arteslan water tn4t all the towns in the lower
country, as well as the high, have caught the
infection and il is now generally believed that
II cen be obtained in any locality Thomasvilie
Is boring one on large scale and, learn hal
reached depth of one hundred ana atty feet
up to this time. The citizens are very sauguine
of success, and If tn ir fai5h is rewarded Balm.
bF1dge, Qultman, Tallahassee ana many othel
TOW ms Will be encouraged t make a similar
undertaking.
Many delegates are on the road from thi,
sectlUn 20 the Marietta session of the Georgia
Agricultural Society, TO convene on Tu sday
next l. q. B.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-09
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
The Arrears BIII-The Grievance OF
the Irish COnsIsbuIary.

LONDON, August S-The first of the
amendments OF the House of Lords to the
arrears bill was rejected by the House of
Commons bY vote of 29S against 157.
The House of Commons agreed TO allow
Mr.. Giadstone's proposal in relation to the
arrears bill.
Federal Conservative members of the
House OF Commons abstained from voting
in the division on the first amendment of
the House of Lords.
The House Of Lords reassembled to -iay
and decided to consider the House of Com
mons amendments to the arrears bill on
Thursday.
The Times this morning prints g letter
over a column long from the Earl of Dun
raven, on the subject Of the arrears bill, in
which he maintains that there is no iustifi-
cation for attributing to the House of Lords
desire to precipitate a dissolu-
ton or to ignore the arrears bill.
The Lords, he says, by endeavoring to
improve the bill will run the risk OF bring
ing about the much greater injustice of i'm
pairing, if not destroying, the usefulness of
the act. The bill cannoJ be framed to mete
out exact justice to all parties, as i is an
exceptional measure dealing with an excep-
tional state of things.
The Times in an editorial article on the
discomfort of the Irish consta bulsry,
says: "No government could yield to a
threat of a strike from its servants, whose
duties compel the State to keep them in 8
condition of armed mobliz atom. Mr..
Trevelvan, Chief Secretary for ireland, was
justified yesterday in using firm language on
the subject"
DUBLIN, August 8, Evening.-The con-
staoulary throughout the country have
openly expressed to the authorities their
determination TO stand by the declarations
of the men in Limerick and Cork. Large
numbers of kilograms to this feet have
been received at the Castle. Colonel Bruce,
Inspector General OF the constabulary, has
returned from Cork, and had long inter
view with Earl Spencer on the subject.
CORK, August S.-The police movement
is extending. Mr.. Clifford LLOYD arrived
here to day for the purpose, it is supposed,
OF inquiriDg into the agitation. The sub.
constables held a meeting to-day and ex-
pressed their determination to resign
| If their grievances are not redressed.
MIR. LloYd's language at Limerick on Sat-
urdaY was condemned. Coming from a
man whose life the police have protected 1t
was regarded as ungenerous. kilograms
were read from various districts, indorsing
the action of the men in Cork and promis-
ing cooperation. 1t is stated that tele-
grams coming from the barracks have been
| seized. Constables have been directed to
watch the movements Of the men.