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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-23
EARTH TO EARTH.
Funeral of General Stsedman at
Toledo.
The Official and Final Returns from Ohio
Place HoadIY's MAJORITY at Twelve
thousand Five Hundred
Over Foraker.

TOLEDO, October - The funeral obse-
quies of the late Major General James b.
Steedman at this place this afternoon were
attended by one Of the largest gatherings
ever seen in the State. 1t is es-
timated that 10000 persons were
present. many being from long
distance. Business generally was sus'
pended, the Board of Trade adjourning to
attend in a body. All the pubic schools
we're closed. kilograms were received 70
day from S ]. Tilden, General Hancock,
Governor eject HOadly and many other
prominent persons, regretting their ina
0ility to attend and extending confidence.
BisIInE uisIled Visitors Were Present,
as follows: Ex-Presideut r. L. Hayes,
General r. H. BucklaHd, 4. V. Rice, Hon
orable Durbin Ward; General HAYES,
Of fremont; General w. A. ThrooP, De-
troit: General Parkhurst, Virginia; Col
onel May, Chattanooga; General $40
cum, New York Honorable vii;
liam ID. Hill, Defiance; and
several others, equally notable.
car load of flowers sent by
friends of the deceased at New
Orleans arrived to- day and formed one ot
the most interesting features of the process
sion. The remains lay in state till 2:3O p NJ.
at the City Hall, and were viewed by thou
sands. The funeral cOrtege was OF very
in posing character and was over four miles
in length. The interment ceremonies were
held at Woodlawn, after which the re-
mains were placed in vault.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Mrs p-b}grsn is buildiuga new house
from the proceeds of her Washington
novel.
Ex Secretary Window made love to
his present sister in-law before he married
bis vile.
\ Cincinnati family, which has grown
rich ID candle grease, will slide into Wash
jIg'oU secretly This winter.
Cadet Whitaker, late of West Point, has
established school for cOlOred boys at
Charleston. No hazing allowed.
senator Don Cameron says il took
E.unie bis salary TO run bls house. This
house" business probably covers multi.
lUGe Cf SKIS.
The appetite OF Lord Coleridgs is now
r,cvfyiug attention at Washington. In
..r,urate'v for the institutions OF our
.runtry he is too late for a Potomac plank
had.
Bishop Green, of Mississippi, now in his
eighty fourth year, is the only survivor OF
Re Episcopal convention of lS23. lie
las tetn sixty three years in holy orders
aud ,hirty-iUur years in the episcOpate.
The Presidents sister, Mrs. McElrOy, aud
he- DAUGHTER are with Miss Nellie Arthur
Al the Soldiers Home cottage. Tue WulCs
House Is marty ready sgaiu for occupancy,
hs last X Cm having received TittaHy
artistic touches, and everything lOoki-S
nice and cosy.
The late Judge Black had powerful ear
for II usic. HIS daughter BECKY used To
play sOmetbiI g that pleased him. IL vas
'Incy Neal Il became his fayJrtte.
Whenever BeCkey would be playing for
visitors the Judge would say: Now.
Becky, give US my favorite, Lucy Neal,
snd 4 cky. slyly wlnking at the guests,
would Ilsy odd Dan Tucker or "O'd
Hundred" As she concluded the Judge
would in hack in his chair and exclaim:
That's NV favoritp" and couldn't under
stand what the people were laughing at.
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AN OIL BOOM.
Operations 10 Commence in Brack.
en- and GHmour.
OmsN Kentuckians who Demand Protection
Defective who are Still Attemp-
ting to Prove Lewis Muir
dered Rose Ar1ber.

PIIrssuRGn, Oc0ber 2&-About seven
years ago a company Of Tltusvlle capit''-
lists secured the oil and miReral privileges
of So 800 acres OF lsHd in Gilmour and
Bracken counties, West Virginia. This
land has been sold to Boston and Baltimore
men for half millien dOllsTs. The trans
action VAS closed in Baltimore Saturday,
and The conditions were half cash and the
bslanCe 81 one year. The new owners will
Imai aiedinteIyOperaie for Oh.
The surface indications are fine. The land
lays about the same distance from the
Allegheny mountains that the Bradford
distinct does, and the oil bearing rock OF
the two is similar, not TO say identical
Three years ago II well was sunk in Gilmour
county. The oil hraring rock was struck
at depth OF l,G25 feet. When the drlil
bad pierced the rock about two feet the
hole began to fill up. The drill was drawn,
the hole plugged and Iha success kept a
secret. The persons interested are ON
phatic in their assertions that West Nir
ginia and kentucky are the coming oil
producing centres.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-23
CHINA AND FRANCES QUARREL.
The PIgtRiIs 10 20 so the Aid OF the
Black Flags In AMMAN.

HoxG KoNG, October 22-Advices from
yum Han confirm the report that the Chi
rese are assisting the Black Flags in An
nam, who number 800 men, exclusive OF
those in the garrisons ct Bacninh and Son.
tag. The Viceroy of Canton objects to for
eigncrs traversing the streets. Ten thou
sand men have concentrated near Canton,
ostCnsiLly on account of the anticipated
popular commotiOn. The NiCeroy com.
plains OF the withdrawal OF the
Portuguese gunboat with the watch
man who drowned a Chinaman and pre-
cipitated the recent riots. The Niceroy
demanded that the watchman be handed
over to the British courts for trial. The
Portuguese officials in reply said the prls:.
oner was at Macao. If the Chinese wished
they could prose tCute him there.
Reports OF an approaching war with for:
eigners are circulating in the interior OF
China. The people in Yum Nan believe
the Chinese army is preparing TO wage
a war of determination against all for
eignerS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-23
HOW FOSTER TALKS.
He illustrates His Feelings by Little
Story,

ClxcINNATI, October 22.--The News.Jour-
nal prints the following from Columbus:
The News Journal correspondent sccost'
ed Governor Foster, and asked him how he
felt when the big Democratic jolliiication
was going on over at the State House the
other night.
81 can only illustrate my feelings by tell
ing you little story
~"Please tell il, Governor"
We'll, up n ear Fostoria there used to
live an Old fellow who never let much time
elspse between the burial OF one wife and
the wedding of another. His sixth vile
died on Sunday, was buried on Tuesday,
and he married his seventh wife on Thurs
dsy The boys turned out TO give him
chariyari with fishborns, cowbelis, horse
fddies and all other instruments Of awtut
sound. After they had marched around
he house four or five times the old man
threw up the window, and exclaimed:
Lookee here, you fellersi Do you
know what you are doing? Don't you
know there was a fuaeral in this house last
Tueslay?N
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

Ere a. SisUhsnyille.
sullivan in Wheeling.
Hosdjy in Philadelphia.
The E.fott-Welsgerber race.
The Czsr pre- pairing for war.
destructive fire at Annapolis.
Fuuersl Of General oteedmau at To'edo
Chinese troops to aid the Black Flass in
AuusIu.
pu>ky Kentuckisns who demand pro
rion.
An oil boom in Bracken and Gilmour
counties.
An unknown man found dead near
Steubenvilie.
Detectives still at work on the Rose
Amolsr case.
Government officials and their fashionA.
be turuourS.
\ wsshi2gtou boy dies from eating but.
tons and stones.
Frighuul wreck of passenger train near
Fort Edward, New York.
Roger Sherman sues his wife for divorce
on account Of drunkenness.
\ detailed account of the mysterious
murder OF James Faulkner near Weston.
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FEARFUL.
A Train Goes Through a Bridge az
Fort Edward, N. Y, and
Fails Many Feet.
Several Persons are Killed AMI All
but One on the Train
Badly Injured.
Another Catastrophe Added to
the Long List of Life
Taking Accidents.

FOKr EDWARD, n. V, October 22-Train
No. IS on the Glen's Falls branch went
through the bridge over Gen's Falls,
feeder to Champlain canal, eight rods north
of Fort Edward. The engine crossed the
bridge but the baggage a1d-PasseugeTcar~
Went Down Into the Water q Total
Wreck.
About twenty passengers were aboard. The
following were killed and wounded: Killed
Dallas Cuppen, GIens Falls; Mr.. Winecap,
Gloversville; Mrs. Michael Monohan, G ems
Falls. Wounded-B. Theize. fatally in
jured; Thomas O'Connors, Glens Falls
legs broken and shoulder sprained; ;
Patrick Howard, fireman, badly injured
internally; Thomas Brady, brakeman,
Glens Falls, leg broken and internal in
juries; John jenkins, conductor, face and
head badly cut; Edward Deal, cat about
the head; Mrs. B. Theize, Fort Edward,
arm broken and hesd badly cut; Mrs.
NJ. Hamlin, Fort Edward, side injured
Mrs. Anna Tisdale, White Hall,
IDjured About the Chest:
Thos. Loomis, bsggage-master, shoulder
spianed; Chas. Schatfers. expressmsu,
,hOulder dis!ocated; Charles Calestraski,
foot bruised and head cut; James LoOmis,
Sandy Hill. bruised and cut; James c. NJ.
McIntyre, TIcOnderoga, y. y, leg broken
and injured internally; Abraham Wing
ham, Fort Edward, head and neck cut; Mrs.
C. w. Carr, Fort Edward, head cut
and body bruised; n. Goldstein, GIen's
Falls, badly cut about the head; jacob
Goldstein, slightly injured; John II. Mes
sick, proprietor OF the Albion House, Sara
rogs, head al d che st injured; Mrs. Florenc
Stoddard, Fort Edward, injured about th
limbs and head; John Cashion, Glen's
Falls, conclusion of the spine.
Every Person on the Train was In
jured
except the newsboy, Eddy White, of Like
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who suffers from frightful disease, intem:
persnce, wild and reckless in seeking di.
version aud distraction, with no tender
ress. DO human love; the other is the Flor
epce who was and must always De my dear
child, so sweet, noble, generous, tender
snd loving, that even the memory OF her
psst always shuts out from my heart all
other women. | suffer every moment OF
my baby's shsence. | am deprived OF the
best part Of her life ..
2 The letter then goes on TO
SuKgest Reconciliation,
aId pleads with the defendant not TO
allow the counsel OF her mother 10 prevent
ir, sssertirg that her mothers influence
and cCurrol over her for purposes Of her
own was preventing reconciliation, and
suggesting that IL the defendant would r..
turn with the children he would keep pos
session OF the house in New York and pre-
pare il for her il she so desiied.
The defendant relied upon the assertions
in this and other letters that the plaintiff
would retain the house he had rented in
Fifiy-tifi street, Sew York, for the occu'
pancy Of his family before the estrsnse.
nept, as evidence Of sn intention TO change
his domicile to New York aud
, ~ al, f.. asasdes sosseetfeut.'
copeendng tba by that fact the Connecti-
cut Courts had lost jurisdiction. The Dr.
f. ndsat in person, her sister, Mis- Frances
Bag ley, and hey cousin, Miss Msrisn RobH,
testified 10 statements OF the plaintiff as.
serted to be an ii'usr ration OF an intention
10 abandon his resideuce in Connecticut
and make Il permsnentiy in New York.
Long and earnest argument by the law
yers occupied TO day. They reviewed the
evidence Introduced and law points raised
daring the bearings u the week, and hand
ei in briefs to Judge Andrews, who pre-
sided. Both sides expected
An Inm ediare Drctston,
but Judge Andrews remarked rs he bad
adjeurned court that week would probs
bly, elapse before he shoald be ready with
an opinion.
AZ Judge 4 rdrews went ont OF the court
with big bund!- Of exhibits under his
ann. package fell. II coStained evidence
that the plaintiff had endsavored To intro
duce, but which had been ruled ont. The
package broke, and out on the liour hell a
psper.co' eyed copy Of Iolas Mana. What
bearing it may have Oh the case is setret
Of the plsintilN and his attorney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-23
WHAT AN APPETITE!
A Boy Fills His stomach with Pennies.
STONES, Buttons and other Delicious


STONES, Buttons and other Delicious
Tit.Bits.
WASHINGTON, October 22.-An autopsy
was held in this city last night on the body
of boy named Elmore Beach, aged about
ten and half years. Some time ago the
boy was taken with swelling Of the stom-
sch, which continued to increase. Recent
ly he has been going about as usual al
though swollen much
Beyond His Normal Proportion.
Wednesday he was ou: on the street, and
Thursday at 2 O'Clock P. N. he died.
twenty-five or thirty physicians exam:
intd him before his death and none Oi
them could tell what caused the remsrka-
bic swelling of the abdomen. The autopsy
was made by the Coroner but was private
one, and there were several physicians ana
surgeons present.
THE immediate cause OF death" one OF
the physicians said, was Obstruction IN
the bowels. The
Case will Attract the Attention
of medical men because the obstruction
WAS in the smp'.Nntestines-not down in
he ususl pe sdt higher up. Another
remarkable .~Tis that his intestines were
,mmeularely enlarged. There was taken
from them twenty large seeds OF damsons'
copper cent, nickel, q tooth. two but
,ops snd other iDdigestible articles. bis
liver was swellPd TO such SIZE th4t IL took
he place of the lungs and nearly every
II ing else and one of his kidneys was
realty displsced. Altogether, II is
Remarkable tsse.
ard DO not think there Is smother one on
record like it,
Tie mother Of The boy states that some
tine Ego be was 'skipg With vomiting and
y0miltd large worm that had protUoer
anaCes ke horns and legs. 4 gentleman
borrowed d il TO examine it and never re
rurred il. He also vomited some orange
seeds that had been in his stomach so loni
that they had spTouied. thorough ex
sn,inStIon Cf the case will b. made and TIT
result will he published in a meoIca
journal.
BIZ recent decision of the Univer'ity O
| Rumnsy wcmfn ere hereafter - ne anmitte
to We .,aru,d Professions in luc:s.
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calls Upon All French Canadians
BASE BALL ON The SABBATH
Ends in the Murder of Half Dozen
Men I'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, October PA bloody and
fatal fight occurred yesterday near Nc
Bean church, in Burke county. On Satur-
Gay there was some difficulty between two
young men named Syms and Rogers at the
base ball ground, and Syms cut Rogers in
the hand. After church yesterday the
difficulty was renewed. Thomas H. Syms
and his sons, Frank and Thomas, were
shot by S B., J. NJ. and Warren Rogers aud
Rufus MrNorrell and John I. Cox. Thos.
H. Syms was shot five times and killed.
Frank and Thomas Syms were mOrtally
wounded. John Rogers was shot i'll the
face by friend. The Syms family is re.
ported to have been uuarmel. Al tn
uarlies sTe respectable and well-to do
farmers.
Another account says the Syms family
were the aggressors and participated in the
shooting. Thomas ii. Syms was killed,
Thomas Syms was mOrtally and Frank
Syms seriously wounded. Both parties
went to church armed evidently for the
purpose of settling the difficulty. There is
great excitement in the neighborhood, aad
the affair Greats profound sorrow.
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A STEkMs r ON FIRE.
A Norwegian Ship In New York all q
Blaze.

NEW YORK, October 22-The iron steam.
ship Heimdelh, from Cbrisiansand, ar
rived at the quarantine this afternoon, on
fire. There were 3O3 steerase and three
cabin passengers besides the crew, number
ing sixty. Castle Garden barges with the
fire boats Hovemyer, Mills and Fletcher
hnd the police boat Patrol were dispatched
to the aid of the burning vessel. The pas
She Vas tOwed 10 Bedlow's Island and run
ashore. Nearly sll the baggage of the pas.
seDgers was taken off The fire originsted
in the Iower main hold Sunday afternoon
and was pretty much confined there. The
cargo shipped at SLettiD, Copenhagen and
Christiansand was fully burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-23
THE RUSSIAN BEAR GRoWLS.
Decidedly WarIiEe Movements in the
CZnr's Army aud Navy,

IoYr0Y, Oct. 20 Since the Cars return
to ST. Petersburg Russian agents have been
extrting an influence on the press. Re-
PORTS are current that the Gar is desirous
Of lining the AUstro German Peace Band.
These reports are associated with the max:
ing OF arrangements for Russian external
!U2a o. Lll. 600 600 with Frankfort, Berlin
ana IN sterdam bankers.
independent adyiCes contradict either
German or Russian peace aims. The Col:
orne Gazette states that $50 regiments OF
Don Cossacks are being
Placed on q War Footing.
1t is certain that orders have been given
TO restore SebaStOpol Immediately. "A hrst'
class fortress is to be prepared and stand,
ing garrison OF 5000 men is to be stationed
there. Dockyards capable OF floating the
largest ironcads are 10 he built.
SIX new gunboats and twelve new sea
going torpedo vessels are in process OF con-
struction for the Black Sea fleet. Forty
Russian naval officers have been drafted TO
form Bulgarian feet, and more officers
viii Join the contingent. There are nov
25l commissioned officers in the Bulgarian
army
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-23
Meeting OF window Glass Men.

PIrTsBuKGH, Pa, October 23.-At late
hour to night it was reported that the M
tional Window Glass Manufacturers Asso-
citation had been in session here all day,
md the meeting which was held for the
purpose Of settling the existing diff ;uitie-
between master and wOrkm-n was very
tormy. Strenuous eff rts have been ma i-
10 have the report affirmed or denied, bat
without success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-23
AN IMPOSING CEREM oNY.
How Rev. \. NJ. Randolph, of Balt-
more. WAS COoSecrated Bishop OF
West virginia.


BALTIMORE, Nd, October 22.-The conse-
Grafton of Rev. \. NJ. Randolph, Bishop of
West Virginia, took place yesterday morn
ing at Emanuel Church. The ceremony
was one of the most imposing that has
ever taken place here. The church was
crowded. Admission was by tickets.
Bishop Lee, of Delaware, oficiated, assisted
by Bishops Peterkin, of West Virginia,
and Dudley, of Kentucky. Bishop
Perry, of Iowa, preached the sermon
and Rev. J. H. Elliott, of Washington. was
master of ceremonies. Among the visiting
Clergy present were Revs. 0. S. Barton, of
Norfolk, Va; B. NJ Rando ph and W. Il:
Hallien, of Staunton; J. d. Armstrong and
Charles Minnigrade, of Richmond; G. Il.
Kipsolving, Of Philadelphia Randolph
McKim, OF New York; Meyer Levin, OF
Washington; and G. Walker of the Theo'
logical Seminary of Virginia. Bishop Ran
doiph will not leave Washington perma-
nently until the 18th OF November. de
leaves for New York to- o-morrow to take his
>eat in the House of Bishops.
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OVER THE WATERS.
The Russian Bears Gr0Wls Grow
EOutsr.
The Car SoIicits a Loan and STRENGTHENS
His Forces Along the Border
China to Re-esforce the
Black fIags.

The Plet TO Murder LOTes LanstsoWne.
LesDON, October 22.-There is much sur
prise here owing to dispatches from Amer
Ica stating that the Canadian detectives
have discovered a plot tc. murder Lord
LansdoRne, the new Governor General OF
Canada at Quebec.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-23
PROTESTANT EPlsCoPALs.
The General Convention stu In See
siOn aI Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 22-Tae General
Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
church reconvened this morning. The
House of Deputies Committee reported
hat TO give the bishop of missionary Jurls-
diction right TO become bishop OF the new
diocese erected out of his jurisdiction L
would be e1pedient to amend article four
of the Constitution. Tne number OF
schools for both sexes we're recommended
40 be Increased. Tns report of the Com
mittee on Canons, recommending to d'o
c.sisn conventions the Importance OF re
ouiring that none but COMMITMENTS shall
ne church wardens. and that vestrymen
,hall conform to the discipline OF this
,hurcb, WAS taken up.
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THE OFFICIAL RESULT IN OHIO.
Cold Figures Give IIOadIy's Majority
as I2,527.

CoLUMnUS, o, October -. - Secretary
Newman furnishes the following totals on
the vote for Governor as the result OF the
late election: Foraker, 347 ,O63; Hoadly,
359, ,593: Schumacher S,36l; jenkins, 2,Ioj.
Total vote, 72l, ,iGl. HOadly's plurality,
1883; majority over Foraker, l2.521.
Majority for judicial amendment, 35,4l3;
second amendment fel short OF ma ajlrity
bv 80 543. Iheregular amendment received
IL pEp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-23
CROOKED PENSION AGENTS.
Mr.. Dudley Wants the Department
Better Protected and Grows Highly
Indignant.

Mr.. dudley Wants the Department
Better Protected and Grows Highly
Indignant.
WAsHIxUruS, October 22-Tn view OF
the alarming extent to which pension
agents having their offices in this city are
practicing frauds upon persons whom they
can delude by their circulars, Pension Com
missioner Dudley
Has Done a Wise Thing
in devo,ing a part Of his annual report to
suggestions on the subject. His remarks
which sppesr have been omitted from the
Associated Press report, are entitled to
widest circulation. He says:
The evils complained of have greatly
increased ana will continue, and the pres
frt situation calls for immediate action on
the part OF Congress. The questions auect-
Ing the relations Of claimants and clalm
scents and their status before this office as
rractlouers are, all things considered, the
Most PerpIeNInE and Annoying
which arise in the administration Of the
Pension Bureau. The construction which
has heretofore been placed upon the act
Of June ~ lS7S. by which agents claim aud
eNsCt generally their tee in advance, mas, L
think. operated to practically exclude from
the practice many educated and useful at
IOrneys, and has attracted TO II many lgnOr-
sit, INSCRIPTIONS, and useless persons,
whose only object seems to be hrSt 10 pro-
r,.re applications from soldiers regardless
ot merit, 10 be fled through them, ana
then, while
Acting simply ~ Transmltters
Of the papers, aSsiduously dun tue claim
AIT until the $40 fee is secured, and there.
sfter practically abandon the case ike a
! SuuteZtd orange. Rules must be framed
ard practice sdhered TO which Will protect,
as fsr ss possible, the unwary claimant IN
his dealings with this class of men. As u
is impossible To discriminate, respectable,
Industrious and useful agents, who are
honestly endeavOrinE to forward the inter
esis Of their principals, Justly complain OF
the severity and rigOr with which We are
compelled 10 enforce
Our Rules of Practice"
He then repeats some opinions expressed
lin his report of 1851 70 the effect that the
results OF the eiac ments OF June 20, 1873;
4hsye been injurious TO claimants anu
1s-ents alike, enabling the agent 10 get tue
4 rCa. fee OF $40 and then delaying the cases
III u.eriruriuus claimants by loading the
tb.rtsu with claims that have no merit
die therefore recommends the re-enact-
mt of the laws IN force prior to. June 20,
4i,->. for the protection 0; the departmen,
i ard the claimant alike from ignorant and
fL.eless agents. ,
If the agents we're only ignorant and
4u,e ,pss there would not be the ground LOr
Public Indignation that EXISTS.
III, j. probable that in the course OF few
4Gays the methods Of many lying and
fraudulent SCENTS now in good standing
lrfOre the Pension Bureau will be brought
h. light in such q way as TO leave no room
tfor doubt as to how they should be treated
Ihy the Secretary Of the Interior.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-23
The EDITORIAL Convention.

Special to Wr REGISTER
PARKERSrrRG, Q October 22.-Members
are already arriving to attend the meeting
of the Editorial Association and the at
tendance will doubtless be large. The
session promises to be an unusually inter,
estipg one. ON Thursday the editors and
their wives lesve for a grand trip to New
Yoyk and Philadelphia.