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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

iepsatedly, only tobs reilghtsd agalA
~ The tndeeAogahle sist6nt Who -.
mained up nearly I'll ntght vueeAlng
tor the ehoee 70 appeaE. On Saturday
night, howsver. bslnG tirsd out With
their previous vigila, The youngee sistee
retired 10 her room between u and 4
O'Clock. Shortly altar thb MA Aahhv
beard terrible scream, and runhin9 a
tho stains met the uni6etunats lady -
the door Of her room, clad IN hee niSht.
dreaA the mont OF which was dyed With
blood and scofched - though Q hot
Iron bad been applied 10 T. the In
desve being nearly burned %, and ths
poor woman moro deAd than Alive
through fright The lamp was found
lying on the floor, shattered 20 plecea.
while near the Wtodow, on the Wesf
wall Of the room, was traced In blood
the initials, IN. r. F.n The afYfiehtsd
lady, when she had recovered heeself
somewhat, said she bad bean awakened
first by the lighted lamp moving To-
wards her, impelled by an invisible
hand. When She shrieked fbf aid the
lamp fell to the floor, something grasped
her left arm and voice Whispered dis
tiActly, "Dangefi dangefg The odor
Of something burning being still per.
ceptible search was instituted and In
q small closet near the door was found
Q box Of Mrs. Ashby's letter., received
fFoN hes hOhand and several gentle.
men ffiends, among them being mum.
Der that sks had received from Q Moses
II. FELTON,, . Telegraph operator. who
died In Texas Q number of yeas ago
and who We . levef Of hem previous 70
her marriage - Mr.. Ashby. A largo
hole had been burned IN every letter
the boz contained, her husbands be-
ing oil torn 30 pieces. Along with the
still smosldsrise leteess was found .
message apparsatiy wBittea In blood,
reading ~ follows: -
"LIRRIE-DsngsSi eosns 10 me; your
Life. N. r T., DANGRR"
On another night leud rappings wesv
heard In the baeh poslof, and Oh FepaiF.
ing thitheI the Astoanhed lhuily found
Q postal card written that morning by
Mrs. Ashby 10 friend, desiring him to
call In reference 10 the trouble, dangling
nom the curtain-stYing aud badly
burned. Alongside q q, also hung
small gold pencil. Mss. Ashby then, at
the request Of her brother, wrote . mes.
sage to the spirit" asking u In %
many words 10 ''state. lts businesA"
The message was duly hung on the cur.
tain.string that night, and, though the
family did not retire, rNpplngs where
heard distinctly throughout the night,
Monday morning the following message
Was found:
"LlRBIE-Death 10 you by w. s. In
July. BE prepared. ] will see you over
the river. IN. l. r."
On the morning Of March Q the most
remarkable occurrence Of all took place.
The message from the spirit had been
LEFT lying on the sewing machine In the
rear parlor over night, and when Mr..
Williamson went TO take possession Of
them they vanished out Of sight. The
house was searched from basement 70
garnet, but no trace Of them Was 10 30
found. Mr.. Williamson gives II up.
He says he does not believe In spirits,
being u good Methodist, but wants any
one who can solve the mystery for him
to come In and do 10 quick.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
The Ghost OF q Miser.


a correspondent says the latest SEN
sation In Shedandoah Is the presence Of
a genuine ghost. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Williams, on East Centre street, have
both died recently, and about three
weeks ago o night Waterman at one Of
the collieries, named McNelis, was Oom.
ing home at an early hour In the morn.
ing when he met figure clothed In
white emerging from their late resi-.
dence. He hailed II, but received no
answer. Being man Of pluck he
sprapg forward 10 seize II, but, as II by
magic, 1t eluded his grasp and vanished.
Subsequently a belated traveller return
ing with team from Mahaney City
while passing the house Jaw white.
robed form start up from the ground and
walk, rapidly of In front Of his horse.
He urged bis horse on, but the "ghOsp
still kept In advance. After pursuing
II some distance the driver saw the
Esprit" turn corner, and before he
could reach the point II vanished from
sight.
Last week a young lady, rmore couf-
speous than the rest OF the sex, on .
banter from some OF his companions,
undertook to take walk through the
house after dark. Scarcely, however,
had she stepped her foot across 10
threshold when o tall figure rose st hef
very side, attired In the ghostly
white. She screamed and tainted.
Her companions, who were awaiting
DEVELOPMENTS outside, rushed 20 her I'D,
but when they entered the house tho
spirit was gone. 1t has been seea. 1T
various times since, but never hae bssn
cornered 30 rs TO clear W the mystery
Of appearance and strange diaappsass
ance. Superstitious people maintain
it To he the ghost Of old WtlliAEns, rest-
less because Of worldly mIsdeeth. OH
ers, more sensible, regard II ~ . shrcwd
disguise under which some svarieecua
Individual n searching for IL htaien
thousands Of the dead miser.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
A PeddleF's Chest.
Wea Liberty SooycAer.


BY the roadside, on q high hank Of
the Licking, near the northern bound
airy Of West Liberty, Is o lone grave,
little rude mound, marked by rugged
stones at head and foot, but no inscrip-
ton to inform the passer-by who sleeps
beneath. Here lies, awaiting the resur.
rection, the body Of Morris Haggerty,
an Irish peddler, who was murdered in
this county In 1853. To some Of our
people whose minds are imbued with
superstitious notions this Is a spot OF Pc
culiar interest. Rumors Of lights hav.
irg been seen at night fitting about
the place, accompanied by q wierd,
spectral form that vanishes In the air,
and strange voices, have invested 1t
with all the dread phantasies OF .
haunted place. Many and strange Are
the stories told Of sights seen and noises
heard about this place, and many an
urchin sits at night with iilated eyes,
quickened pulse and "hair on end" ss
he listens to the stories told OF the
frightiul forms that caper at night
around the grave Of the murdered ped
dler. Ridiculous and absurd as 1t may
appear, it is told and believed that the
MY site wanderer from that humble
grave entered the cottage home Of DR..
Thornley,, when he resided here, and
tliched his knife from his pantaloons
pocket and played havoc with hts
aueensware. 1t Is reported that these
stories recently prevented the consum.
nation OF real estate transaction In
that vicinity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
G0snG Fer OH.
CfL<ttylasrg Dem0cvnL.

Col. A. Allen, Of West Virginia, after
carefully examining indict pms ofoii NJ
Warfield, Martin countys-'nas become
satisfied that the fluid abounds In pay
ing quantities in that locality; and a.
an evidence Of this faith, hethas pur'
chased machinery and the necessary
outfit and will In . short time begin
boring: for oil. His machinery, ETC.,
arrived here last week and Il now on the
way up to Sandy::and Warfeld. Col
Allen has been engaged for many
wears in the oil business, both in Penn
sylvania and West Virginia, and is nov
owner and operating good paying wells
in the latter State. He Is AFTER thor:
os1h surface investigation-satistied
LAT he will find plenty Of in the vicini'
ty of Warfield.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
Miss Pattie Jseksen's TIVE Lovers.
Savannah Ne11s.

A romantic tragedy, all for love, oc-
CURED in Walton county last Thursday:
FLOYD McGaughey and Bill Lowe had
been paying their respects for two or
three wears 10 Pattie Jackson. Pattie,
not wishing to slight either OF hs1
lovers but having to choose betweed
them. decided to take Bill ~ her huS
hand. and they were married last Th1ss
day. Now, Floyd, having lost the ont
that was most dear to him, 'twss mof,
than he could bear. 30 be put an en-
10 bis life, which could only % one o
misery, by shooting himlsif thfssgf
the brain. 80
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

CaYepo~depes o/0.s Nes ~ Wevtd.
No. 1871 DepuyMer strset b . small
frame house occupied - WIliismsoo,
. carpenter, In the employ q the MIcbi.
gan southern Railway Company, and
four Of his sisterA tvo q whom are
married. A few nights aso the younses
married sbter, who declines 70 divuigs
her nams. wss slsspinS In aa Upstain
apartment with hef little tWo-ysas-old
boy, when . ghost3y. invisible ha1d
comnsDeod Violently tearing The
clothes ffom the bed. ~ tbe ssms
tine tho khogt blsw tbs light o. u
esld dsauSt ~ d cir used Tor tAe peepoe
being piaknlEspRceptihle. TssEi1s1 Q!
sbe knew ~ vhak TIE lDdy see1noed
aloud for III sisteg. Mn Ashby, Via
came 70 hey a1si.tauOs, 81, tegeoes
| tbey lighted Tie lamp s14 speet ~
rest Of the night dttiDg % Ihe -
va1shisg los The ghosk - sppsas. ~
- ni1ht tbs Ame pheosdasqoa ~
e9YslSaoed, The laap beiaG Asss -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
She Made the wan g.
PhQndelphtd Netos.

"How do you like my wafi1es !"
asked q society belle of her guest.
"Could not be nicer" was the reply.
"Did you really make these yourself?"
"Oh, yea, indeed. Tread of the receipt to
the cook and turned the patent four
sitter ali by myself"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
4 Monkey DIARY.

To-day he obtained possession ~ the
hearth.brlsh, one OF the kisd which
has the handle screwed Into the brush.
He soon found the why 10 unscrew the
handle, and having done that he i'm.
screw IL In again. This he In time Ac-
complished. A. hrxt he put the wrong
end Of the handle Into the hole, but
turned II round and round the right
way for screw Ing. Finding !. did MT
hold, be turned the other end Of the
handle, and carefully stuck II Into the
hole, and began again 70 turn u Inc
right way. i Wa, q courss, very
difficult feat Tor him - perform, for he
required both hk hands 70 bold the
handle In the proper position and 70
turn II between bis hands IN order ~
screw u In, md tbe long bristles Of tho
brush prevented Il from remaining
steady or with the right sids up. lie
hold the brWsh with his hind hand, bat
even no Il wss very dlflScult for him 70
get tbs firsl tnyn OF the screw 20 ht Int
the thread; be worked st Il, bowsvss.
with the mosG unwsasyiDg pssseves.
snee until he rot the 6nt turn Of ths
screw To catch, and thso he quickly
turned u round and soead until IL vs.
screwed Up to The end. The mos ~
maskabls thing We, that bowevss
eftep he We diseppotcted IN ths begin.
pine, he w. psvss ipdsced 10 w tnfn.
Ing the handle the wrong way; be
always SERVED u from 10 70 n4bL A.
soos - he baA Aeessnpi kbed bis Wish
be unsersWed n aGAin cod then screwed
10 In agAin he seeoad uaes Tasbss moro
easily Than Ne Ank ed - on many
times. When be - become ~ pro:
Nee to'srab,y psrIsst !. scssvisy sd
unsesswing, 30 esve u up spd tco6
some ether anussDsok Ons remsske'
be thing b that b eosid take - msee
troubls n that Whleh y no material
bepeht 10 him. Ths dssiss 70 5000.
psish Shsssn task eeems . suoSc>eoe
induesnent 70 Isad bin - tsks aay
ansast q trOsbSs. Tbb seems . WI
Human Sselieg, sch - = not soove, !
bslbsve, N asy otkes seimaL hh -
DE dsslse q Inise. - - nsvss nseScss
people joekieg %; u y aDpay. tbs -.
| sips % aebisvs sn object, aod b now
| rssts o. aJIosS hb Attsetion - b d.
/ tSseted until Il y done.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
Dso0e1.


There n ssmsthlsg h bsesty, vhsth.
o. It dvells In the humaa hoe, IN ~
pepeiIed leaves II noven, The sposk.
ling surface II Q to0nsain, % that aspece
which genius breathes over ~ etstcc
that makes ~ morn IL ruin. Isb0c1
DOT envy that man bib Ses,lDD W.
could see IeAf WithsS o9A 0owss ~
without some sentiment of Ngrse 4eo
tender Interest n ths beauty ao1 ~.
~ OF thIup around @ , oniy -
tribute ofbeooning 30 an1a y;
6ce nature n our oAvsuitiO - -
sests ~ 6he sveo cooOoego -
% = eag sonoUs, aoA la6ing WeMz
he0 IL pafAs - einpposssoses
pin Int M 0sthing lsec s
- suGu1Ih q 90 tosedisE bess
t,sdspp thDwsselh ~ hAye 80 ".
fietsG vhhR1n ~, neok pleoD q !.
l(jef beD Apd = hannsny
|S.Ssss 60 - - 80 ss''s
. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

Mrs. Ellen Birmingham, who died
in Louisville, KY, recently, Is said to
have been 1N years, Z months and Ia
days old.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
FIVE GHOST STORIES.
A 0uIntetts Of yarssof Spesks and
Splrits.
euMPses Of the SUPERNATURAL
Ny,derious Visitors From the 0thef World
Wierd Witches. Strange
Lights, and Peculiar
SQUADS.
eh>sae0At RsAs - noeseSaeG.
,a.sas Jto.l Modssp~t0n.


There Is . ssperstitious idea with
some that hssses IRE witch.ridden. We
take no stock in thin releic Of IN ignor'
ant age, but q strange incident that 10
calls this oft-agitated matter b the fAot
that for several dAys the horse ofS b
Cohen, . merchant ofthis city, has been
found in profuse respiration In the
early morning, with the print Of leg
on either side, as ifhe he'd been ridden
bare-backed. The stable Ia locked At
night, and the horse IL In his stall at
daylight every morning. but for the
past few mornings he ispanting as II he
had just returned from . long jaunt,
and Is wholly unfit for service during
the entire day. Changing the lock on
the stable has no effect on the witches,
The most ignorant are much agitated
ever the matter, contendlng that
witches visit the stable, while the intel.
ligence of our community don't under.
stand the mysterious occurrence. A
watch has been stationed at the stable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

while they do live, and one thing will
say, there is more honor and generosity
among them as a class than any other
class of men l ever met. They help one
another more. They keep their word
more. II one of their number is I'M
fortunate, they don't pounce on him
and strip him. They cry, give him
another chance and accept his terms
ofsettiement. When came here there
was no selling Of puts and calls and
straddles, and now it is estimated that
one half of the business of the exchange
is done with these privileges. / never
sell q spread running longer than six
months, and / charge correspondingly
so as to cover contingencies. couldn't
do this business successfully without
large capital. keep more ready money
than any bank In New York"
elbow about you saving Gould from
bankruptcy by lending him 5000
O00?" / asked.
"No! no! Gould can take care of
himself. When the combination Of
Keene and others was formed to crush
him he was worth more than all the
rest put together. told them so, plain
ly. They pinched his fingers q little.
and lent him some money, and told
his enemies that was ready to lend
him 8 million, or two or more. Mr..
Gould Is a great tinancier. He can
take care of himself"
Mr.. Sage is straight as q reed, polite,
genteel, and he does not seem hurried
or look overworked. He goes to bed
at half past 9 or 10 every night and
sleeps nine or ten hours. A story Is
told me on the street on excellent au-
thority. At q recent meeting OF the
board of audit of the Western Union,
Cyrus w. Field interrupted an explans.
ton by the secretary! There! there
that's all right, of course. Go on to the
next businessp He is alwaysin q hur'
~. Mr.. Sage responded. 81 want tc
hear all tins matter. We are placed
here as judges. If any gentleman Is In
such q hurry as to ba unshie to listen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
Gelp Wante0.

boy WANTED in a brokerage and comm is
- sion house who writes good hand; saiary' WV
first year. Address W.. Tribune Ohies
WANTED-for Plainfeld, n. J.-American
w woman tor general housework. Address D. IL hsoAs
90 Washington st., city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27

ADRIAN H. MULLER& SON will sell at auction on
uoypAY NAV 1888 at O'Clock at the Exchange Sales
,oom No III Broadway, New.YOrk.
nv ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
Gxrnrsluns.

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
~ COMMENCING TUESDAY MAY 80
Steamers ALBANY and q. VIBBARD daily, except sun.
days brooklyn by Annex at M Vestry st. pier
49, and West 22d-st for Albany. landing at
Nyack and Tarrytown (by ferry West Point Newourg.
Poughkeep Rhnebeck, Catskin and Hudson
Connecting at Rhnebeck with Ulster and Delaware r. Re-
Catskl with Catsk Mountain II. r. and at Albany WITH
trains for the NORTH aud WEST and with SPECIAL
SARATOGA EXPRESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
Brooalnm properip for Sale anS 20 Lei

pROOKLYN LOTS FOR SALE near ;arn., fros-
rutland & WHITING, 0 BeeAmsn-9@-
AGNIFICENT corner lots on Fult0nSSSlI:'
w BROOKLYN. be sold at auction by and BEDFORD
ave md Southwest corner OF Fulton ana an IND Tor
also 200 choice lots in various locations bo pnest
mana IN IRE JOHNSON, IRIS. once, NO'Vfino-S"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
Citn l1roperlp 90 Eel.

Citp l)roperip 20 lei. t.
T.C,r 10Th CT near 5th-ave., valuable
" aneriy Tor sale running through the Dock. q,
" '''F' RULAND & WHITING. > beeA ma
mo LET.-With or without steam power, 100, t1c
store and basement 112 and IA W0osters. JVA ,.eIi
10 one loft lGOxiO0 and two lofts 3ohlOo eacn MT
ichted. Otis steam elevators; water anu gas 'ni''e'
viii be rented 10" anu ioi 'o BRUNER & MOORE
Apply " al and 43 West 14thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
Che Gnrt
Boaro ano Rooms.

NINE. large cool rooms with excellent board:
100 East 2Sh.st., adison square and Elevated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27

ITALIA COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
In
PRINCE CONsORT.
ODD STREET THEATRE.
90 Between 9th and 7th avoA
Second week
Unqualified Hit.
BUSTLE AMONG PETTICOAT5
Popular prices. SOC, 75c and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
Conntrp i1ropertp Wanteo.

VXTANTED-To rent for the summer a fur
w nished house within 4 hours Of City Hall must have
five bedrooms and locaiel in healthy neghbOrhood
June 90 Address with terms which
$40 per month"; CARROLL Box Al Tribune
Onice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
aurtion Sales OF Real Gstate.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
BY ORDER OF
THE REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY OF
NETWORK.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY ON
CiTUST,
FoR1 WASHINGTON,
MOTT HAVEN
TwrN,?YTHIRD WARD, NETWORK CITY. known as
MARYS PARK,
on HEYWARD AND LYNCH SITS. AND HAMihIoN
AVE- BROOKLYN, GUNTHERvILLE TOWN
OF GRAVESEND, L. L,
YoNKERs, n. "
Newark. PATTERSON. PAssAIc AND BAYoNNE
NEw.JERsEY
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
THE SPEARERSHIP

To-day Hon. John G. Carlisle, OF Ken
lucky, by the unanimous voice of the Demo
cratic majority in the popular branch of Con-
gress. takes the place OF Speaker. A better
choice could not have been made. 1t is the
first gun for the Democratic victory in 1891
The election OF Mr.. Carlisle has wonderful
significance. To discuss il from personal
standpoint would be not only discourteous,
but degrading. IL Mr.. CarlIses triumph
were simply victory over Messrs. Randall
and Cox it would be devoid OF interest ex-
cept to the immediate friends OF the parties
concerned. Such considerations we dismiss
The election of Mr.. Carlisle is, in so
far as il voices Democratic ideas, a
bugle blast for tariff reform. 1t means
a reduction of taxation Ii means an
economical administration of the Govern
ment. 1t means getting rid OF an excessive
surplus in the Treasury to be Squandered or
stolen. 1t means that the people shall not
be burdened with unnecessary taxatioH. 1t
means that monopolies shall no longer thrive
by extorting tribute money from the masses
of the people, and it means that the Demo-
cratic party has determined TO redeem its
pledges to the people. The old Democratic
battle cry was, measures not men," aud the
election of Mr.. Carlisle is a guarantee that
in so far as he can shape legislation, meas
Rres will be brought forward calculated to adj
vance the general welfare of the country.
Mr.. Carlisle Is credited with possessing
every requisite for the important position of
Speaker. He is man OF towering abilities,
a statesman OF broad views, aud as presid.
ing officer intimately familiar not only with
its duties, but OF such wonderful mental
equipoise that a parliamentary bedlsm can
not disturb him. The gayel in the hands OF
Carlisle will be respected, and the rights OF
members without regard to party will be re-
spected. The Democratic party and the
whole country are TO be congratulated upon
the election Of Mr.. Carlisle Indiana had
nine votes TO cast, and il is eminently salts
factory 10 know that the distinguished Ken
tuckian received seven OF them. That il
well done for Indiana.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The State paper, to be known as Chester
A. Arthur's message 10 the Fourty-eighth
Congress, we lay before our readers this
morning. and ask for it respectful consider
alton. There is nothing in il startling It's
statements are doubtless we'll enough. but
they are commonplace, ana the reproduction
of ideas and arguments which have been
hashed and rehashed by the press of the
country during the past six months or
more. All that pertains to the
foreign policy of the Republic win create
little interest, except in so far as our COM
mercial relations with Mexico are mentioned
and more favorable regulations urged. The
President devotes considerable space to the
subject of finance. and expresses the opinio.
that at the present rate of taxation q surplus
of s60. OO0, 900 will be annually created. To
get rid of this surplus in part he recon-
mends the abolition of all
internal revenue taxes, except on the
one article OF distilled spirits.
that is to say the tax on tobacco and malt
liquors. bank circulation, ETC., but there is no
word urging a reduction of the tax on the
necessities of life. Deep solicitude in express
ed for the National Banks. and an intima-
ton is made that the public debt should be
perpetuated for their convenience and profit.
Reference is made to the decision of the Re-
publican Supreme Court on Civil Rights, and
an avowal is made of willingness TO aid
Congress in perfecting legislation
to secure the political rights of all the peo-
pie. The President is very robust in his
views relating to polygamy. and favors the
idea of abolishing the Territorial Govern
ment of Utah. The message lacks breadth
and depth, but In these regards 10 one will
be disappointed. Arthur is simply a ma
chine politician. His intimate associations
have hitherto been with men OF the Dorsey
stripe, and the simple word soap" illus
trates his Craftsmanship. We shall reier to
the subject again.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-05
MUST HANG.

According to reports, ODonnell, who re-
auiTed Carey, the infamous informer,
to hand in his checks, will have to
yield up his own life. The British Gov
eminent has concluded to hang him.
No one is disappointed. The trial
was farce. In a fight. O'Donnell killed
human monster deserving universal execra-
tion-a murderer. coward and liar, but
still a creature receiving the fostering care OF
the British Government, because, to his
other crimes, he added that OF informer.
Carey was the enemy of Ireland; 0'Donnell
the friend OF that distressed country;
hence England loves the one and
murders the other 1t is not sur
prising that under such circumstances
dynamite is found hidden away in various
places in England or that explosions occa-
sionslly occur, but it Is a matter OF amaze
ment that dynamite explosions are not more
frequent in England. The English Govern
ment long ago determined TO crush all as
pirstions for liberty out of Ireland. Rob
berry, murder, imprisonment, poverty, fam
inc AMI exile have all played conspicuous
parts in England's rule in Ireland. At last
that sort Of domination has reached the
dynamite level. 1t seems to be natural. and
now that 0Donnell is to suffer death the
probabilities are that more dynamite will be
brought into requisition. England invites
that sort of a contest and Ireland seems dis
posed to accept the challenge.