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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Sept. 29.-The convention of
the Irish National Leage of Great Britain
begins its session at Leeds this morning.
To-day's sitting will be held with closed
doors. During the meeting the conven-
ton will be addressed by the following
members of parliament: Chas. Stewart
and Psrnell, for Cork; Thos. Sexton, for
Sligo; Joseph E. Biggar, for Carana; Thos.
Power O'Connor, for Galway; and James
O'Kelly, for Roscommon.
LEEDS, Sept. 29.-Ths Irish National
League convention which met in the town
hall to-day sat with closed doors. It is
understood Hon. Thos. Power O'Connor
presided over its deliberations and was
heartily greeted by the delegates on taking
the chair. Parnell, Blggar and O'Kelly
we're present and participated in the pro-
ceedings. A programme of proceedings
which it is understood will be of moderate
nature has been furnished delegates, but
it has not been made public, though it is
stated the main object of the convention is
to take measures for a more complete
and efficient organization of party. Thos.
Power OConnor temporarily presided
over the convention in place of Paraell.
A heated discussion took place on the de-
mands Of delegates from London for a
revision of the rules for election of the ex-
ecutive. They asked larger representa-
ton. Parnell, Sexton and O'Conner took
part in the debate. The convention final
ly voted that the executive shall consist of
seven members, with the following Off
GERS: President, Thos. Power O'Connor;
vice president, Joseph G. Biggar; secretary,
]. Redmond; treasurer. Jas. O'Kelly.
LEEDS, Sept. 29.-The Irish National
league convention met here this
morning in the town hall, with 100 dele
gates present.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 29.-W. a. Hselds-
worth, conservative, and Parkhurst, radical,
received nominations for the vacant seat
in the house of commons for Manchester.
Davitt and Parnell will support the candi-
dancy of Parkhurst.
DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-T. D. Sullivan, M. p,
for Westmeath and VIM. O'Brien, MP, for
Mallow, editor of United ireland arrived at
Omagh, county Tyrone, to address the
homo rule meeting. Numerous bodies OF
orangemen are marching into town and
rioting is expected.
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FRANCE AND CHINA.

PARIS, Sept. 29.-At a cabinet council
to-day President Grevy, presiding, Prime
Minister Ferry and Challemel Lacour,
minister of foreign affairs, reported to the
cabinet present the position of negotia-
tions pending between France and China.
Admiral Peyron, minister of marine, also
furnished statement of the military
situation in Tonquin. The cabinet de-
cided to convene the chambers Oct. 90.
Orders have been forwarded to the naval
department at Toulon to enroll three COM
panies of sailors for service in the fleet in
Tonquin waters.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch from
Canton are in no immediate danger, al
Though the Chinese express indignation at
the lightness of the sentence pronounced
upon Tidewater Logan, the originator Of
the recent riots in that city.
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IRELAND.

OMAeH, Sept. 20. = Three thousand
Orangemen paraded the streets of this
tswa to-day and held meeting, at which
they passed resolution denouncing the
Irish national league az body Of treassa-
able sonsp1rators against the government.
The resolution alss condemns the aetiel
Of the government toward the league, and
announces the determination Of the Or
sngsnen to oppose the designs of the Irish
agitators, who are trying to excite disson-
tent and anarchy for selfish purposes.
DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-The report yesterday
of the death of Rev. DR.. Kinnear, member
of parliament for Donegal, was Prema-
tars.
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ArbitrAtIAn.

CHICAGO, Sept. pa short time ago the
newspaper compositors of the city made q de-
mand upon the proprietors for an iaereas Of five
cents per thousand ems. for composition. The
proprietors refused and the matter was referred
to beard Of arbitrators, consisting of Judge
John G.. Rogers, judge Lambert Tree and
United States Commissioner Henry w. King.
The board made the following decision to-day
''The undersigned, to whom said matter has
been submitted for arbitration by agreement OF
both parties, having carefully considered the
arguments and statements OF facts filed by the
respective parties, are Of opinion there should
not at present be any modification Of the exist
ing scale of wages, and therefor so ordered"
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races. The market closed dull and

See races. The market closed dull and
festureless.
Baker says: 'No activity appeared in
any stocks but the Wizards and North
western, both of which fell off considerably.
The latter stock was sold down by the
bears, and the report was started that Ger
tain large holders were liquidating. We
failed to get any confirmation of this.
The Wizards dropped down gently. The
bears SOLD and the buyers were not suf-
ficiently numerous to sustain
the price. There ia to be a
change soon in the course
of these stocks. Insiders promise some
important developments early next week.
It il true that Gould and Willard had talk
yesterday, but whether this has anything
to do with the promised developments can
not be said. Gould tells his friends that
the Willard stocks are now low enough to
bay.
Body said: "The market appeared to
be under the influence of the Willard prop
critics. These have been weak and declia
ing during the greater part of the day. A
drive was made at Northwestern early and
there was good deal of slock market
ed under 125. The leading operators ap-
peared to take no interest in the dealings
There was drop in Omaha preferred to
101I. It is just on the eve of "a per
cent. dividend. The earnings of Michi-
gan Central for the past eight months
Oh Of
$1,3OO.OOO. Readings for the fiscal year
ending Nov. so, it is expected, will show
6 per cent. earned on the stocks.
The exchange was almost deserted dur
ing the closing hour. Slight rallies oc-
Cured, caused principally by few shorts
who evened up for the week. At the finish
there was nothing on which to base
prophecy.
A Philadelphia dispatch says there will
be no trouble about pro-
viding money for the Northern Pacific
deficiency as there is full confidence in the
earning capacity of the road. If the
floating debt be funded the entire bonded
indebtedness will be less than $4,000 per
mile. 1t is said Mr.. Willard promises he
will have the whole debt funded in thirty
days.
It is said that $4,000 shares of Western
Union are now in London, and that the
stock will soon be listed there. new
bull party is among the other points of
news about Western Union. The national
hanks which were caught with lot of the
called 3 per cents on their hands are still
grumbling. hose that paid 103 for these
call bonds lose the premium, which is
about equivalent to the profit on circula-
ton for three years. If they buy the tours
to replace the threes they are also out,
because they have to pay such high
premium on the former. The loss, how
ever, will probably not be very large. It
is estimated that the 411aper cents consti-
tute more than half the bonds held by
national banks against circulation, and by
far the larger part of the remainder is in
3's of the lowest numbers, which will be
the last to be called. One effect of the
last bond call, which is already noticed, is
a disposition to reduce the national bank
note circulation, bat while some banks
have taken the step, new ones are being
daily started, SO that loss in circulation in
one direction is probably about Offset by
the gain in another.
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Sprasue WINS again.

Providence, Sept. 29.-In the suit of German
H. POmeroy, assignee, vs.. VIM. Sprague ct al,
the petition or writs Of.strain and contempt,were
dismissed by the supreme court, on the ground
that the original bill orders of the court are
alleged to be violated, grew out Of allegations in
the issue on the tits of Pomeroy, assignee, to
the stock of the Quidneck company and conse-
quently they were not violated by Sprague's re-
tanning possession of the Quidneck company's
property.
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Bucklen,s Arniea salxe.

The greatest medical wonder Of the world
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cdts
Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles
Chilblains, Corns, letter, Cbappe1 Hands and
all skin eruptions. guaranteed to euro in every
instance, or money refunded; a. cents peg box.
Fer sale by Lambie Il Bethuas.
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4 Life Saving Present.

Mr.. NJ. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan, saved
his life by simple Trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which caused
him to procure a large bottle that completely
cured him, when doctors, change of climate,
and everything else had failed. Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, and all
Throat and Lung Diseases it is guaranteed to
cure. Trial bottles free at Lambie Bethune's
Drug Store. Large size $1.00.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.
MINNESOTA and NORTHERN DAKOTA
II. e. CONFERENCE WEEK.

The Venerable and Beloved Bishop Simp-
son to Preside and TO Preach Next Sun
day-Meeting of the Lay Electoral Con-
acknowledgement of the Anniversary
Exercises of This Great Evangelical De-
nomination.
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Read Kavanagh's column on second page
SanFrancisc Evcited

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-The Eewburn ar
rived this morning from Guaymas and Mozotlan
and brought five cases of yellow fever. The steam
er is quarentined and the city much excited.
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Cakes Namesake.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The iron steamer
7. F. Cakes, the first vessel completed at Gar
rings ship yard, Port Richmond, was success
fully launched this afternoon in the presence of
about $500 people, including large delegation
of prominent gentlemen from New York. The
vessel is built for the Oregon Steam Navigation
company, and is named after the vice president
of the Northern Pacific railway company
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P;tfsb,kr0 Races.

PITTsBURe, Pa, Sept. 29.-The exposition
races attracted large crowd to-day. The
weather was splendid and the track in fair con-
dition. The unfinished running race of Thurs
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The Grand Butchers and Drov.r's Picnic.

Owing to the lateness of the season the "Grand
Butchers and Drover's' picnic will be aban-
doned, and instead there will be given Butch
er's and Drover's ball, as soon as proper arrange
ments can be made. Due notice of the time and
place will be given hereafter. For the benefit
of the Rochester sufferers. COMMITTEE.
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LONE JAck. Me-. Sept. IA. 1879.

l have been using Hop Bitters, and have re
ceived great benefit from them for liver CON-
plants and malarial fever. Thry are superior
to all other medicines. z. NJ BARNES.
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Concerning Imnorred CIGARS.

Competent judges upon all sides declare the
Seal Skin Cigar to be equal if not SUI erior to
the best imposted cigars.
Warranted free from scent or flavor produced
by drugs. Beaupre. KeoSh 4 Co., Agsnts.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-30

DR.. Cullum extracts teeth positively without
pain or danger by his improved method of ad-
ministering gas. Best teeth So. Al East Third
street, corner Cedar.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-30

wFor one dime get package of Diamond
Dyes at the druggists. They color anything the
plest and most desirable colors.
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FLIES AND Rugs.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared ont by "Rough on
Rats I5c.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-30

The great distinguished feature OF Redding's
Russia SaIve is its power TO reduce infamma-
to-.
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FIVECENlS LINE

NOR SALE-Lots and lumber furnished if
IL you build. a. B. WILGUS & BRO,
S54 Jackson street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-21
STATE MATrERs.
Various Matters Of Interest In the Sur
roundIng Country.

Founuiub SouhNys
Col. Taylor, Congressman from the Seven.
teenth Ohio district, Is filling several politi
cal engagements in Harrison county this fall
Governor Charles Foster and Hon. @. L
Holstein will address the people on tht
political questions OF the day, at Freeport te
morrow evening.
The Cadiz Republican says: at locks a.
II our early prediction OF two thousand
majority for the second amendment in Har.
rlson county may be realized"
Hon. P. B. Plumb, United States Senator
from Kansas, and Attorney General Hollings
worth, will address the Republicans Of IT.
Clairsville this evening. It 10 expected thai
the meeting will be q rouser.
The Ohio Valley Tournament Association
will hold their seventh annual picnic ct Ross
Grove, near the mouth OF Bull creek, Wes
Virginia, October 4th. Speeches will be
made by Ex-Governor Stevenson, ex-Judge
Loomis aud others.
Considerable OF buzz was created in Cald
well, Ohio, Thursday morning by the repor
that Ma!coldt, the Belle Valley Railroad Con
tractor, had drawn s., 800 and skipped ou
without paying bis men, Attachments wer'
issued thick and fast, and soon everything
attachable was covered up. In addition (
the men who did not get their pay be stu
firms and individuals 10 the tune Of 81 900
The 81. ClairsvilIe Chronicle says that A: J
Schneider, OF Moortfeld, nominated by the
Democrats on lass Tuesday for State Senator
Is OF German extraction and q prosperous
merchant OF Moorefield. He is q Democrat
OF the Bourbon tchool, and during the wal
was an ardent disciple Of Vallandigham
fully endorsing his most extreme doctrines
"Not man or dollar to carry on the aboli
ton war; was his motto.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-21

News and Gossip In Reference to variou
pannIe.

News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.
Mr.. R. A. Browse, Of Grape Island, was in
the city yesterday.
Samuel Stewart, Esq, OF Parkersburg, was
in the cityyesterdsy.
Sam Hubley, OF Pittsburgh, Bradstreern
man, was down yesterday.
4 Miss Sarah Glass, Of Tiltonville, Is visiting
Mrs. Harriet Glass, OF South Wheeling.
Miss Mamie Glass, OF New Castle, Pa, ID
visiting Miss Beckie Evans, on the South
Side.
Colonel and Mrs. W. L. Hearne have re-
turned from Saratoga, and will spend few
weeks al the handsome Lealherwood resi-.
dence OF their son, Mr.. Frank Hearne.
James W, Duncan OF Philapelphia, Is visit.
ing his mother on Eighteenth street. He
has besn absent from Wheeling eleven years
His many friepds will be glad 10 learn Of hi.
return. w.
Capt, John McLure aud wife, Of Wheeling
are visiting DR.. C. H. McLane, on South
Third street. Capt. Mcclure commenced hii
apprenticeship In the machine business IN
this city In 1SSS.-SieubehriR Herald. 4
Miss Annie Hartman, >of McKeespott, d
the guest Of Miss Lizzie Caldenbaugh, Of the
South Side Wednesday evening Miss Lizzie
entertained @ number OF her friends very
pleaeantly at her home in honor other guest
Mr.. John. Hall, formerly OF South Wheel
ing, was in the city yesterday eIro,ae 70 Cal
ifornia, where he aud his partner propose. "a
embark in the lumber business on large
scale. They already run three large lumber
mills in Colorado,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-21

The event Of the week In Parkersburg was
the arrival OF the engine and the starting out
Tuesday afternoon Of the hrst construction
train on the Ohio River Railroad. This oil
course means the rapid and early completion
OF this great enterprise. The first engine With
its train OF cars was h9ayily loaded with citi-
zens and was hailed With enthusiasm through.
out tho city. It will not be many weeks now
until all along the line from Petersburg 70
Wheeling will be heard the snort OF the loco
motive and the rumbling OF the cars. 1t Is
cause OF congratulation TO- citizens that
these final preparations for the completion
Of the road are under way and the END draw
ing nigh. yz,-..-.-..... -,
berant over the train and lays: "rhis road will
marx new era In the history OF Parkers.
burg. Our city will grow like green bay
trse, and prosperity will smile upon US. We
hail this first construction train % 0 hAr.
binRer Of future things. To the men who
have fought through this enterprise BY their
pluck and determination all praise Is due.
We trust they will be amply rewarded. We
belieye they will be, They oughtto be. The
beginning Of the end Is now at hand. The
Eisns On The engines and cars which bear the
eabRlistIc initials o. r. R. B. are now en-.
bowed with tangible meaning. The road
now exists and from now on the whistle Of
the locomotive will be heard along the line.
Its two miles OF track will rapidly grow Into
A hundred, and then that hundred into an.
other, and bSfore we know II our own o. Z.
n. X, will be on old resident and an inyalua.
Dc ally IN our commercial prosperity"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-21
THE noAkp or EpuCArloN
In Regular Monthly Ses.ior-r6isYe ears
Rur0llment, Etc,

EnFUlllnGut1
= The regular monthly meeting Of the Board
Of Education was held last evening. The
Board was called 10 order by President
Collier, Messrs. Caldwell, Dobbns Ebeling
Eschstrutb, Isett, Maxwell, McCully5 Miller
]. A., Naylor, schockey, Wilson A., Wilson
W. A. and Work, being present. The
minutes were read and approved.
The Committee on Accounts presented
bills ammountlng to 1886 10 which were or
dered paid.
The Committee on Finance presented a
lengthy statement received from James B.
fancy, School Collector, showing the amount
OF money received and dlsbursed by him
since his last settlement. This statement was
accompanied by adetailed list OF delinquentsr
double and erroneous assessment, etc. The
committee present I'D the following which was
adopted:
Resolred, That tho accompanying state
meut Of James. B. TAaey, School Collector,
which shows balance In favor OF the Board
Of So, 934 81 on the School Fund; $i4 90 on
the Building Fund and OF 1884 81 on the IL
brary Fund be received and spread upon the
minutes OF the Board, and that ]. B. fancy
be- authorized 10 pay said balance, and turn
over, all uncollected tx tills to +. Unruh,
the present School Collector.
The Committee on Pablo Library asked
that $l9S 70 be appropriated for the purchase
OF newspapers, periodicals and magaz mes Tor
the ensuing year. The amount was a3pro.
priated. The amount represents the aggre-
gate OF the publishers prices.
SupL John N. Birch reported as follows:
TO The Board Of Education :.'s-.
GEsrLEMxs:-The schools OF the district
with the exception Of Washington and
Richie opened on Monday, september 8:
On account Of the repairs to the Washington
building not being completed, the school did
not open until Thursday, September Q, and
the prevalence Of diphtheria delayed the b
10. BY reports received from the different
principals the enrolment in the several
schnnls Ia found 10 ha ne follows.
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BELLAIRE.
Quarryman BADLY Hurt-Iempernnce.
Personal Notes.

Qunrrymhn bhuIy huFb-AchptrhhCo.
Personal Notes.
J.w. Coulson is quite sick with the ty-
phoid fever.
Mis-, Eta Muth Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
DR.. MaSer, In Kansas.
Lyle Thoburn will return TO college, at
Meadville, tomorrow.
Will ]. TAppan Is out on another trip for
the Belmont glass works.
Mr.. and Mrs James Riley will 60 to their
new homein Minnesota the first OF next week.
The boring OF the gas well will be begun
again when some casing Is done. The pres
ent depth Is about $50 feet.
On Sunday, the Sunday School OF the First
NJ. E. Church will have jubilee, as Il Is the
last Sunday Of the Conference year.
Mrs. Lizzie Shannon aud daughter, Annie,
who have been visiting at William Sharp's,
on Gravel Hill, have returned home to Nc
Keesport
Mrs. Woodbridge is putting new pave
ment around DR.. Stowell's residence, and o
new pavement Is being laid at the nail
works row.
Here there seems to be quite an antago-
niatic feeling arising against the temperance
cause because OF the vigorous onslaughts
made against the First amendment, the
licerse clause, by these who are working for
the Second or prohibition amendment
Charles Ross, o colored man employed at
McClain's stone quarry, was badly hurt yes.
terdhy. A blast which he had. fixed did not
20 Of. and he returned to try II again, when
the delayed explosion took place, throwing
the dirt and stones over him and hurting
him backwards with great force. He was
taken home In wagon.
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tanned by her church, for she knows that
there he will imbibe the religion and gain
the moral training instllled into her own
heart when she was young. Does the States
school teach your child Of God +? Not long
ago met young lady Of seventeen, and q
teacher in public school. She said, with
perfect freedom and In very pert manner,
Father Ryar, am an atheist This 10 one
product OF education by the state.
"In this Government IL your President 3
man Of God? Why, you laugh at me. BE 10
0 man Of the people. The man OF God must
give wsy To the man Of the people. But
tell you we shall be gamers when the Presi-
dent has more virtues aud fewer votes"
10 much this strain Father Ryan went on
for an hour or 90. Occasionally eloquent
periods glowed through bis lecture and all
Of It was OF absorbing interest. He held the
closest attention Of his select audience
throughout though there were no demon.
STATIONS oiApproyal or Amusement such as
the same discourse would have provoked In
q less sacred place.
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