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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-04
SfrlkfnS I.nborcrs,

DAYTON, ONO, October 3.-Somc two
hundred and fifty cartmen and general
laborers in the coal mines and iron fur.
naces at Wellslon, Jackson county, struck
this morning, closing the mines entirely
The cause Of the strike is the refusal OF the
operations to pay the same wages as Mt Coal-
ton, twenty cents more per day. The mat
ter will be referred 10 committee Of five
operators and five miners; but il is thought
that the operators will not conccde the dc.
mands. This cuts off 80 per cent OF the
Jackson county coal trade, or daily yield.
Ing OF about sixty cars. The Emma bast
furnace was the last to close, but did SO
this evening. The men arc quiet. No
violence is anticipated. 10
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BosToS, October 3.-There were two fine
observations obtained, at the Harvard Oh.
servatory, Of the comet which almost de.
finitely establish it as one Of brief period.
Accordingto the present data. it must haye
made ssemi.circe Of the sun in two or
three hours at the rate OF 400 miles a
second, and lhe fact that the suns almos.
phcre offers no check 10 its progress proves
it to be incombustible and unlike
meteorites. SO ~
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An Order Ia N Cclcbrn,c,, cn.c.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, October 3.-In the
United States Circuit Court, in the some
what celebrated case Of James May ys.
Margaret lie Clair, m order Of the Court
was entered requiring the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court Of the United States for the Dis
trict Of Iowa to forthwith transmit to the
Clerk Of this Court NIL the original papers
filed in this case, or certified copies there
Of, which have not already been sent or
certified. This clse involves about S3OO,-
900, and has been on the docket over
twenty-five years, and was once tried in
the United States Supreme Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS
Enst Bound Shlpmenrs-TlIc Plans OF Ill
Different ROntls,

Different RontlS.
Chicago, October 3.-shlpments OF flour,
grain and provisions over the six eastward
trunk railroads last week, aggregated %, ,457
tons, decrease from the previous week OF
$3.50 tons. The loss was in lard and grain.
Flourincreased and willgain heavily hereaf.
ter. Cattle shipments incrcased,a and the out.
look for heavy business OF all kinds for the
next three months is better than last year,
both as TO amount and rates. The percent.
ages last week were: Michigan Central,
1850; Lake Shore, % 10; Fort Wayne, sc. 90;
Pan Handle, l4.2O; Baltimore 4 Ohio.
$50; Grand Trunk, $50. The percentages
last year were: Michigan Central, 2I.2O;
lakeShore, 1880; Fort Wayne, l4.2O; Pan
Handle, il2.l0S Baltimore iGs Ohio, .7.GO;
Grand Trunk, $50. a II y, !
An officer Of the New. York, Chicago &
St.Iouis Railroad saysthey expect admit.
tance to the Eastward pool, but will not
cut rates in case they are not admitted un-
less iorced to it by other roads. lie thinks
there is no danger Of a war, as it would
damage all roads. .JSJS 49, .'a.sSSi
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nIruALIsTIC rxuunLEIx CHICAGO.
What the Rev. Arthur Richie Snys In
sa Isi7.st nafnn ~ Ii,,, al T.

"hWt ahc AcS. Arthur kllcttc SnyS III
- Defense OF IIinkeiEE Is It
CHICAGO, October 3.--The Rev. Arthur
Ritchie, rector Of the Church Of the Asen-
sion, whose ritualistic theories are the latest
theme in Episcopal circles here, says in
defense Of his views that there are two pos.
itions for n man 10 take in the Episcopal
church. lie can DC Protestant, repudiatc
all ideas Of Catholic worship and Catholic
sacraments and declare that tho teach incs
OF Pusey, keble, the 1'ractafians and The
Rtuais,s are all alike-tliinly yelled Ro.
manism; or be n Catholic and boldly as.
srline that the Church Of England, being
Catholic, inherited every belief and every
usage which has universal consent The
trouble with a'greai many churclnmn, ,nota.
bly, the bishops, is That they want to walk
upon an imaginary limo half way between
Catholicism and Professionalism; and really.
neither one thing nor the o,her$ There is
the same authority exactly for,incense the
confessional, tho word .'inassp and the re.
served sacrament rs for two candles,
colored stoles and linen chasu-
bic. Furthermore, bishops know this,
Therefore it is simply childish to take go
much OF the old ritual MS suits ones fancy
and then to find fault with neighbor
as lnwless and self-willed because he takes
more Of it. There is the same authority,
no more and no lcss, for The ritual used nj
the Church OF Ascension rs for that useti
at the Cathedral OF Saints Peter and Paul.
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Politics In Ncbraskn.

2 LINCOLN, SEB., October S,-The Rcpub-
Gcan State and Congressional tickets have
been made up in good order, and now all
that is necessary is TO see that they arc
elected! The State hns ever been strongly
Republican, and is now, although there
are reasons 10 believe that the strength Of
the Democratic party Is greater by several
thousand votes. .::than at the last election.
The immigration OF the past two years. has
been more favorable to the Democrats
than the Republicans, and while:both par
ties will poll more votes than on former
years, the increase Is in favor oi the Dem.
ocrats. Il ~ Z ri. ~ n, 3 x 4,
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". IL. f. Officials

NoRwALK, O., October S.-Commodore
Garrison, together with Contractor and
Lessee Griggs, and many Of the new otli-
cials OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie, came
TO this city this morning on special over
that road. They took dinner here, looked
over the affairs Of the road here, and left
this afternoon for Huron to see the extern
siye harbor Improvements that the road
has been making ut that place. On re-
turning the party will co down the road
via Massillon and Marietta. ,5 Z ssJ'L.-Ss''.
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A lt0bbcr Dentist,

PnlLADELrIlIA, October 3!!--Jas. Stewart,
admitted to the Dental Department OF the
University Of Pennsylvania, was arrested
to-day charged with being concerned in
the robbery Of books and stationary from
the store OF ]. v. Stout, at Jacksonville,
Ills, Inst July. He denied that he Ind
been concerned in tho robbery, but stated
that although he knew Of the afiairhc had
not left Jacksonville until last month"; lie
is held for. the action Of the Illinois
authorities, laf'sns 1iEruSFg ~ ~; 4
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AhlIvlLtE, October 3.-Tho Commits
A'ae' Of Agriculture reports the following
,'efase Of crops in the State for Septem'
'sS Corn, l7::;; Gotten, lOl; sorghum 1888
ii1sh'pS, i. loj, tobacco, III; millet, III; latel
,ns, nsh potatoes, l3l; sweet potatoes, l27i
,pNs, Ha'O, III; peaches, l0G; grapes, 13;
sts,' stt'oas' llS; garden products, 1877; buck
""Vll, lUS; peanuts, 100. ~
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October 3.-Thc Postonlce
Department is endeavoring to stop the
practice OF postmasters using money from
the sale Of stamps in their own business,
while reporting 10 the department that
they have the stamps on hand. One post.
muster ordered 81 1900 in stamps, and sold
almost Immediately 5000 worth; but lie re-.
ported to'thc department that lie had only
sold 5000 worth. ~ F:
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4 IsIE ReMRrtI.

CHATTANOOGA, October 3.-Thc County
Court to-day increased the reward for the
Taylor brothers, who murdered Sheriff
Cole and his chief deputy two weeks ago,
to 81, 800. The total reward is now $l2 500,
The State will also increase the reward.
The. Taylors arr! thought 10 be hiding in
the mountains IS miles north OF this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-04

BERLIN, October 3.-An important reso.
'a''on was adopted at Gotha BY the leaders
0' three great sections Of tho Liberal
laHy. The National Liberals Joined the
SE'cesslonists = and Progressists in declaring
uey should unite In a more closely organic
'" a!ssoriation against nli other political
R%sl'es, without prejudice to the minor
@sfrnces separating the party. * /.
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Vote In Ynur own District,

Ills important 10 remember that under
tho new election law, passed ut the last
sSsiOn Of the legislature, no person can
vote outside Of the particular district OF
which he is, at tue time OF the election,
Tan actual and bona fide resident" See
section 0, chapter l55, page .i93 OF tho acts
Of lSS2. tt n -5r
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ELMIRA, n. Y, October 3.-Tho Havana
N. ~ Hlemi.er,a Republican newspaper
Of Schuyler county, started by the friends
Of Garfield two years ago, refuses 10 sup.
port the Republican State ticket md de.
clares for the Democratic candidates, an d
at thesame time supporting the Republican
local nominations - = ~ = 74.F.7I'
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In TINT nnci they Fought 10 Klll.g

HOUSTON, Texas, October SC. G. Tow.
"e' and Erwin Thompson, two convict
s+'fas' y fought a duel near here yesterday
NV, we've g, shots were exchanged without ef.
"aS,e ,oS lhe thirteenth round proved that the
;s1ES ;I1'ueSy number was victorious, both men
'A''fs deHd simultaneously, so sy
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lIusNcIn,n,, Kini niNuellcd.

ALEXANDRIA, October S,-While The ar
rival OF the khedive at Cairo was being
celebrated by illuminetions at Ascotts, n
thousand Musselmans attacked tho Copts
and threatened to kill all the Christians in
town: The Mudir interierred and quelled
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DUBLIN, Oct S.-Thc police believe the
murderers OF Lord Cavendish and Under
Secretery Burke numbered ten and are in
Ireland but unless the aid Of an informar
can be secured the crime cannot hc
brought home to the guilty. persons. The
weapons used in The commission oi tho
murder were found some weeks aco. issg
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LONDON, October 3.-The Paris Figaro
publishes report that the Pope, while
walking in the gardens Of the Vatican, was
fired at by q soldier, but not hit. Tie re-
port has not been confirmed and is dis
credited at the Italian embassy in London.
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AlnbRn,R Iron lntercsis,

BlRxtsGnIAN, October 3.-Iowa capital.
isis, with $500, 900 capital, are here for the
purpose OF building another iron blast fur.
mace. Thil makes grand total OF $780,
goo invested in the manufacture OF pig iron
in the Birmingham district. - 4
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MorSDsylLLE seems to be awake. We
we're told that, the Court House was packed,
nmmed and jammed, to hear Coll on
Monday night. The tide is rising in Mar.
shall. She will do herself proud on elec.
ton day. l.etall other localities follow
lvr example.
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DAYTON, o., October 3.-Osceola 4.
John yesterday, afternoon shot and NOR
tally wounded Louisa Gramlch, his wife's
sister, during quarrel over the attempt OF
John to take away some furniture from the
house, he being separated from his wife.
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Iuitccsl I

Z Pn,LADElrIIA, Pa, October 33.-The
Presbytery OF the Philadelphia presby,eri.
nm Church voted eleven to. six enjoining
the use Of instrumental music in any ser.
vice in church rs destructive OF the har.
mony Of worsbip among churches. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-04

All kidney and urinary complaints, cspec.
tally Drights Disease, Diabetes, and Liver
troubles Hop Bittcrs will surely md lasting.
! y cure. Cases exactly Ike your own have
been cured In your own neishborhoo,l,- aud
you can lird reliable proof q: home OF what
Hop Bitters has md can do. =; + rrhySw,.5 Il
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Z DUBLIN, October :i.-A farmer named
Hunt was murdered last night hear Boyle,
county Roscommon. The crime was un-
doubtedly asrarian. Several arrests have
been made. "a,
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A GENERAL Improvement in business at
The principal trade centers is reported for
de pas, three weeks. The rush OF couAtiY
dry goods merchants TO New York is report
I'd TO be unusually great this fall.
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~. .MAS'c'rsTER, n. H., October S.-Hosmer
erhi,ie eIa tie single Rcull race. Courtney, in an
"uloll'on pull, beat the time Of The race.
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NAI'Sare quoted "tirm and scarce" in
Chicago AT 81 25 rates. The mills here are
filling their orders at the old card, all Of
them having number Of orders on their
books. aE..
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No WOMAN really practices economy unless
she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dollars
can be saved every year. Ask the druggist.
4, '55.t Nwr&w
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7 TpE fellow. who, by mistake, sent his
auburn.haired sweetheart instead OF bottle
Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup u bottle Of lnir.
dye. wants to know the best way 10 commit
suicide, III. =. Z - Z q -. =
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The nereat Of Malone Thought Certain.

TIC ItIeHt OF IMMUNE Thought Certain.
CHICAGO, October 3.-The HaalTi Wash.
ington special says; "a prominent banker
Of Richmond, Va, states that Mahone's
defeat is a foregonc conclusion. The best
evidence thereof is the refusal oil IIubbell's
committee to advance Malone any more
money. : Malone himself appears despond.
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Republican Meeting al stcubcnyIlle. luIill

Republican Meeting at stcubenvIIle. !
Special Dispatch 10 the In,cllisencer. i fIin
GSTEurESyrLlE, Onlo, October 3.-Quitc a
large Republican meeting was held tonight
at CARROTS balls The meeting was ad.
dressed by Hon. 9. a. Boutell, Of Maine,
and Col. Taylor. Boutell paid high trib:
ute to the State and her public institutions,
and said that he felt at home in Ohio. He
is a fine speaker and was listened to with
mo rted nttention ~ 49, y,s.Ss tsi- ~ "a
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LaDirs beahtiiy your complexion with
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. lSGs
!, Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, 50c. Eif5
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No Liccnsc

HARTFORD, Conn, October i3.-Forty
towns, in the election today, voted no Ii.
! Gen5o, n t=s:. .it 3!lif,'
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WlEMlSoToS, DEL, October 3.-Thc State
is regarded Democratic by about $500 ina ina.
jority.S4 lilhi y (. x I. ,,Yas
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: Brooklyn Times: "Judge Folger has &c.
cepted.. "a column ormore which lie de.
votes to m apology for not declining is a
sorry and discouraging prelude to his state.
nent Of the principles accompanying the
letter lof 'declination from Mr.. Hepburn
which puts nm additional plaintive strain
into this sad dirge over stalwart methods
and mismanagement Of the fatal policy oI
tho administration that will live in history
as having marked the rule or ruin era on
the records Of the Republican party"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-02-22

A New MISSION STATION PRoPosED.-
The Executive Committee of Foreign Mis-
sions, at their last meeting, resolved to
establish new station in Northern China
as soon as the means and agents could be
secured for this purpose. Several rea-
sons have prompted to this measure, of
which we would mention two. First, the
inhabitants of that part of China, espe-
cially those of the great province of Shan
tung, seem to be unusually disposed to
listen to the claims of the gospel, whilst
larger numbers have been gathered into
the fold of Christ there, in proportion to
the means and agency employed, than in
any other part Of China. Second, that
part of China is more healthful than
other portions of the country and it has
become almost necessity that we have
health station to which our brethren
laboring in the central portions of the
country can occasionally resort for the
purpose Of recruiting their health.
We might add to the above, as further
indication of divine Providence, that sew
eral Of our churches have indicated their
purpose to support missionary each, il
this new station is formed. At the same
time one young brother, a missionary can.
didate under appointment, has signifed
his wish to help forward that new mis-
sion; and others, we feel assured, viii
soon offer their services when it is known
that it is proposed to establish this new
station TIE Missionary.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-02-22

WE HEARD minister some time ago
say that he knew lady who had photo
graphs taken of her children every year
so that she might mark their growth.
He added that it would be very interest
ing and useful if men could take these
photographs of their spiritual growth
every year. We were very much struck
with the thought. How wonderful it
would be if we could range back, say
through twenty-five years, over collec-
ton of pictures giving distinct delinea-
lions of our spiritual features in 1857
%, so, go, ETC., down to 1892 In some
how much brighter the lineaments would
have grown how much more radiant the
face with holy afectionsl In others, how
slight the change In another, no move
ment at all. Year after year, and the
person would find himself represented
marking time in the same tracks No
nearer my God, to thee !"
In some-for even fifty years-irreso-
luton and no decision to the very edge
of the grave.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-02-22

ACCESS TO GoD.-All religion is
grounded on the fact that God is acces-
sible to men. If God were not accessible
to US there would be no meaning in re-
hgious services. Prayer would bring no
blessing, and praise would be the idlest
of ceremonies. But while we really be-
lleve that there is access to God, how lit
tie do we realize that He is everywhere
present, and always ready to receive
every one that cometh to Him. We can
find God at any time. He is never so
occupied with other affairs that He can
not attend to every petition. There is
an open way by which every one can
=" draw nigh to God" It is a way that
reaches from the lowest depths of human
depravity to the throne of mercy. 1t is
provided expressly for sinners. No one
need fear that he cannot have access.
We can go to God. Even the great OBJ
stacle Of our sin cannot hinder us, if we
only know Him who is "the way, the
truth, and the life"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-02-22

DAY OF PRAYER FOR OUR YOUTH
For more than fifty years the last Thurs
day in February has been observed as a
day of special prayer for the young in
our families and schools. That the OBJ
servance of this day by the churches has
been greatly blessed, there can be no
question. Almost every year there is
abundant evidence that precious revivals
of religion have had their origin in the
services of this day. The last General
Assembly recommended That the usual
concert Of prayer for the young men in
our institutions of learning be observed
on the last Thursday OF February" We
hope that the day (to-morrow) will be
observed in the churches and the fam
lilies all over the land. We remember
that last year a correspondent of this
paper stated, after the day had passed
that no mention had been made of it in
some localities where there were special
reasons for its observance. If for any
reasons there should be failure to OBJ
serve the day by public services in any
congregation, there should on that ac-
count be the more faithful remembrance
of it in all Christian families.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-02-22

Under the heading, "Some things a
Clergyman should Do" the HomiIetic MoTtbbl
says Judge a sermon by whatit accomplished
not by homiletic rules" That Is said TO be the
duty of the Pulpit. 1t is the duty of the Pews
as well-although one does not always know
precisely the quantity and quality of the good"
that sermon accomplishes But this matter Of
Judging sermons certainly needs revision Aw-
fu transgressors in this respect the clergy are
1t was not analytical" 1t lacked Consecu-
tiveness " His lower notes were bad "He
gestured too much with the rising gesture, -
these and other criticisms are made daily on
men in the pulpit and by men in the pulpit and
in the pews as well. And what serves better to
bring the pulpit into reproach, if not contempt
We DO not believe in al captdnditro criticisms
Of the ministry, but we may in all seriousness
ask if there IS not too much Of the literary
method put in sermonic work which stands out
as plain as the rafters Of roof before it is
shingled2 The perfection Of art is TO conceal
the art method and that sermon is ant to be
the best which does not make its method pro-
mnent. When you hear it said of a sermon.
1t was very analytical" or It was an elo-
quent effort, or II was well delivered" or " 1t
was exhaustive you may have your doubts as
to the results but when It is said Of preacher
that his sermon reached the hearts Of his
hearers you know that that sermon was not
lost effort. The trouble with too many ministers
is they regard the sermon as an end rather than
as a means And the worst Of that is, that when
a minister gets that kink in his head it is slow
to come out, and for the reason that no man sees
his own kinks any more than his own eyebrows.
Christian at Work.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-02-22

OUR EXCHANGES report large number
Of REVEALS in connection with the OBJ
servance Of the week Of prayer in Janu-
airy, by the Presbyterian churches in the
North and West. We hope that equally
happy results may follow the Observance
Of the day Of prayer for the young TO-
morrow appointed by the General As
sembly Of our Church.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-02-22

The ". Y. Observer of last week con-
tains more than column of extracts
from exchanges giving kind expressions
of sympathy for the loss which it had
sustained by the fire. Many of the sub
scribers have been prompt in sending
their names, with the statement of time
to which payment had been made, and
all are requested to send information so
that they can get the subscription list as
correct as possible.