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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-07
KEEP HE BALL A.RoLLINe.
fhS Philadelphia Press Comes Down
TO Two Cents.


10 Two Cents.
i SDeciG! % the Register.
PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-The New York
heap newspaper war has reached this city,
! nd promises 10 rsge with the same Viru-
.snce that G. q -acterized its recent out
freak in the metropolis. For some day
ast it has been rumored among the know
|bg ones in journalistic circles that the
Press would break the ice By reduction,
but the assertion gained little credence,
'Dr the reason that the metropolitan jour
hsls did not conflict at sill with the circula.
6on Of our own newspapers, and war OF
.ates in New York could have no possible
Effect on Philsdelphis journals like the
Press, Times and Ledger. This morning,
however, the truthtulnesS OF the rumOr
Jas sltested by the Press announcing re-
.uCtioa from three cents TO two, thus pl &C
b. itself on a level with the Times. The
trt created quite stir, and this evening
b. report is current that Colonel Mcclure
fi ?. IN Monday, see the Press people and
tD hem one better by reduction to one
knt, price at which the Press can not
3OsSibiy be sold while il maintains its pres
1bt blanket proportions. The cut OF the
Press has renewed the talk, here and in
New York, Of the lOw-price mania becom
b. rDeral, and the prediction Is made
~ chicago and Cincinnati publishers
Il y %, n take q hand in the war.
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JOHN H CLARK's cH LLENGe.
The Clever Light Weight Ready TO Meet
RiIher Mitchell or AherIH.

New YORK, October G-"I will bet any
thing from $lOG to $1,000" said John H.
Clark yesterday, when spoken to about the
recent glove contest between Mitchell aud
Sher fl, That neither one Of those men
can knock me cut OF time, or stop me In
four or six rounds, Marquis Of Qlseasbury
rules. | do moi make this assertion b)aSt
ingly nor with desire to gain no,oriety,
but simply because have been asked so
often whether felt able to meet Sheriff or
Mitchell, that simply want to define my
position. There's been so much talk about
knocking out, sld so little OF it done, that
people are getting tired Of hearing about 1t.
II either Mitchell or Sheriff think they
rar do me up with soft gloves, am Wiling
to let them try.
This announcement will no doubt be re:
garded as an important one by patrons OF
the art of self defense, as it is the first time
that Clark has consented TO express MN
self since the recent revival in pugillstic
science
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II makes every humanitarian sad to Sc
ipvslids seek such relief as is given them
by the use Of biEters, kidney medicines,
and other nostrums. The hrst lev doses
NAV make them feel better on sccount Of
its stupsfying ingredients, combined with
soue strong cathsrtie and diuretic that are
NEED in its composition, but they eventu.
alIy grow worse. The only cure for weak
ness, nervousness, debility, aches. pains
rheumatism, sores, urinary and digestive
troubles, Is to make the blood rich, red and
pure, by using DR.. Guysosfs Yellow Dock
snd Sarssparilis, . remedy widely Endorsed
hy physicians who have examined into Its
composition and eject
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stark County EnthusiastIe.

ALLIANCE, o., October 6.-The Demo
cratic meeting billed for Alliance last
evening, to be addressed by Hon. G. w.
Geddes of Mansfield, and Hon. II. A.
Foran, Of Cleveland, was the largest and
most enthusiastic held In Alliance for
years.
Mr.. Geddes was the irst speaker, and en-
tertained the audience for about an hour
and half discussing the principal issu ss
Of the campaign. He was followed by Mr..
Forsn, who made a rousing speech, and
was frequently interrupted by applause.
The Democrats in this section are jubilant
over the Democratic prospects, and not
only expect to carry. S'ark county, but see
Judge Hoadly elected by a splendid vote.
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Mcdonald Speaks At Lima,

LIMA, O., October 6-The Democrats of
Allen county held mass meeting yester-
day, which was addressed by Ssnstor Nc
Donald, Hon. James 4 Campbell and Hon.
{. n. Lsmison. Hon. George Hosdiy was
billed Tor the OCCASION but by the advice of
He expressed himself anxious 70 meet TIE
Drmocrscy of Alien county, but his ply
al condition was such that his friends
prevailed. and he went on 70 take needed
rest for tomorrow. A large crowd greeted
him while at the depot and gave HIM q
siese OF handshaking.
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M'DANIEL IN A MIDDLE.

BleOming Haneytown Lass Makes .
serious Charges and Goes TO the Courts
Special to The Register.
AoUNDsynLE, October GA young man
named BIice Mcdaniel Of the northeastern
portion Of this county, is in perfect tor
'nent Of trouble over the fact that bloom
ing lass, near the age of one and twenty,
from that sequestered spot bearing the
euphonious name OF Haneytown, has ap-
pealed to the courts to right matters be-
tween them, in other words abe claims that
the aforesaid McDaniels did, under promise
of marriage and by other means, effect her
ruin, and is the legitimate father of her
illsgiamate child. The case is likely to
have hearing at the coming term uf the
Circuit Court. McDaniels Is in compara-
tive good circumstances aud claims to be
innocent of the charge. He has employed
counsel to defend his interest. Some racy
developments are expected.
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BETTING ON OHIO.
Odds I'm Favor of FOrakeR-PIenty Of
Even Money Up.

Even Money Up.
WASHINGTON, October 6.-There are all
kinds of reports alloat here regarding the
probable result Of the election in Ohio
next Tuesday. l have just had talk with
New Yorker, who is prominent in Repub-
lican politics, and who collected much
money for use in the campaign of 1880, an
who is generally inside OF the affairs Of the
Republican party. He stated that Ohio was
going Democratic, and nothing can prevent
It. Said he: The Democratic party is
making now, and has been for several
WEEKS, the most thorough and effective
still hunt known to politics in this couu-
try. Ohio will so Democratic from ten to
forty thousand In New York one can get
all the bets he wants that Hosdly will be
elected" Per contra, Judge Wm. LAW.
renee First Controller of the Treasury,
who has been on the stump in Ohio during
the past fortnight, and who is one of tho
best osted Ohio Republicans, careful and
farseeing, writes: "0hio will 60 Rspub.
iican. Foraker will be elected by a reason
sble majority" Bets here are generally
made on majerities, with odds in favor of
Foraker. They run even money that For.
aker will not be elected by five, eight or
ten thousand majority.
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cocK.EYED BENs DANDY CAMPAIGN.
To stump His State In Il Palace Cor
Making Forty seven Speeches in
twenty-five Days.

BcsroN, October 6-The Democratic
stump campaign will b gin with the rstid-
cation meetings in this city Wednesday
evening next, and will be kept up until
the night before the election. The Gov
ernor will be on the stump right along,
speaking IN towns where he hiss never ap-
peare d. He is booked on the Democratic
Comm ittee's assignment list for 4I speeches
in % dsys. When informed of what would
he required OF him the Governor remarked ::
II see now you have laid out a good deal OF
work for me, but that Is what | like. i
will do all you require OF me and throw
in some forenoon meetings extra"
He will travel aoouE IN special car fitted
up with every comfort and few luIurieS,
with q sleeping room and easy spring bed
and parlor wherein TO receive the local
Dsgnates OF the party wherever he may
chance to be. The refrigerator will cou
lain some old rye and sherry and the Gov
eTnors fayorite brand OF claret. He will
be quite as comfortable as on the yacht
America Hitched on 70 the tail end OF q
train the Governor will mske car platform
speeches to his constituents.
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BUTLER GROWING INDIGNANT.
He Makes q Formal Demand For the
BOoLE OF the Board of Health.

BOsroN, October 6-Governor Butler to-
day made formal demand upon the
Board of Health, lunacy and charity, for
certain books of the account for eKPendi-
lures for the purpose OF examination. In
letter he says: II desire yea and nay
vote upon this question, which shall ap-
pear upon the record, 30 II 1t becomes
necessary to apply for a writ OF mandamus
or other proper process, shall know upon
whom to serve it,"
reply will be sent which says in sub
stance, that the board would accede to the
Governors demands, ss far as TO permit
him or his clerks to examine the books at
the rooms OF the board, but will not allow
him TO remove them, giving among other
reasons, that the worE OF the board cannot
be carried on without the books.
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RAndRIIin Darke County,

GREENVILLE, o., October 6-The largest
political meeting OF the campaign was held
in this city to-day by the Democracy, after
noon and evening. Hon. Samuel Randall,
Of Pennsylvania, AID Hon.-Samuel n.
Wood. of Kansas, were the spe, Iers. Ban.
dali delivered speech on the questions OF
interest to Ohio as we'll as the entire
Union, whit was pointed and emphatic
throughout and we'll received.
The Democrats of Darke are delighted
with the outlook for next Tuesday.
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Tha Pane onIri.h Aa.irs.

RoNK, October 6.-The Monitsur de
Rome, which is supposed to reflect ths
Pope's views deprecates the aggressive 81.
titude of 0rsngemen in ireland towards
the National League, and fears the former
in usurping the functions of the govern
ment in upholding the law may achieve
opposite results.
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Specsal 10 the RsgiStST.

NEw YoRK, Oatobsr 6.-The Northern
Pacific Directors 70 day re elected the old
board of officers and authorized the issae
|of twenty millions Of dollars of second
MORTGAGE bonds. subject TO the spprOyal Of
|Drf ferred stockholders. Ii will require the
cor sent Of three-fOurtbS Of these share
-ho,ders, and il is thought no serious 90
sertion will BE- made to the issue. The
'oroceeds will Be used to wipe out the HAT
'inz debt snd will also re applied t1r the
IeompletIon and equipment Of the line.
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Akron Vofeia ylide AWake.

AKRON, October g. "A Republican meet
ing was held here last evening, addressed
by Hon. William Mckinley, ir., of Canton;
Hon. William Lavrencs, Controllar of the
Treasury; and J. A. Kbhler, Esq. of this
city. Judge Lawrence made short address
on the achievements Of the Republican
party. The Republicans here are fully
awake.
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Poster nj Canal Fu,tsn.

CANAL PULroN, October Ex-Governor
Foster addressed the largest political meet
ing ever held in this town last night A
special train came up from Aassiil n,
he entire delegation numbering about
one thousand. All ths surroun'i Ig tJEns
were largely represented and our poPula
tion turned out en- masse.
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OutIaW Bands In slam.

PARIS October 6-The French Consulate
.t Bangkok. Siam, reports that numerous
bands called Hos" similar TO the "B ack
FI.cs" Of China, have invaded the Laotisn
rroyinces in the north east The govern
mept OF Siam is preparing to dispatch
troops after the rainy season to exPel the
IN yadfFs
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a Ro.tnn Ehifnrneah

BosroS, October 6.-HoD. Charles Creigh
ton HAzEell for quarter of century con-
pected with the editorial staff OF the
Traveller and writer OF the 'reVieW OF the
~--k." " rich b com q feature OF that pa
er, di;d this morning ssei 50,
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PittSburSh Germans

Prr7sAURGH. October g. Germans are
making extensive preparations for the cell
ebration next Monday OF the two hun
dr.dth apr,versy of the flrst settlement Of
Germans in the United States With o grand
procession in the afternoon in which II Is
sxrecte1 l0000 men and 90 school
children will psrtici pstA- In the evening
there will be number Of balls and bao-
Qusts.
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Brown. the Brute, sim at Large.
Special 70 The Re5is

PrrrsBURGH, October 6-At q late hour
to night John Brown, the brutal murderer
of Henry Weaver, was still at large, bot
officers are on his track and his arrest at an
early hour is expected. The murder was
the most cold. blooded, deliberate and brutal
sffairs that has occurred in this oity for
yesrs, and hiss aroused intense excitement
and INDIGNATION.
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Fanatics Nus, Re Devuea.

CINCINNATI, October 6-The News
Jouru al in double loaded editorial says:
The people of Ohio are not prepared
to send q policeman into every mans
house TO say what he shall drink with
his dinner.
IL we permit rolice espionage Of Whl
We dIinE, the ppEer will be used 10 pre-
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SMITH SURRENDERs.

wounded and Suffering the Murderer
or Hardin Again Gives Himself Up,
Special to the Register.
BALTIMORE, MD, October 6.-John Smith,
colored, under sentence for murder in
Oakland, Md, who escaped Thursday from
the Jail there after assaulting and locking
the Taller in his cell surrendered himself
yesterday. 1t seems that in the struggle
with the jailer the prisoner had received q
severe wound in the abdomen. he was
scantily clothed and the nights being very
cold he the u ght he would die OF his injury,
which frightened him and he returned.
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cNaRITy nYomo seueS.


-
sol nanfai wife.
CIsvrLAsp, octobss a-Loois LAksrs. .
middle ss.d mas, called d ths rooos d tbs
Ch.riiy S,cisty today % ask Tor sssistsooe
n 1Dainx his wife. He ssid thst sboet
eve year. sso be married hftssn year Old
rirl 10 AIIisncs. eooo sfts7safds
ne Ieavss1 Sbss . 8sl1s0s1 0oss0
sss on urns OF intimacy With bis vie sad
.bo. him, seriously woupd'ns him Iss
thi, oi5spss be vas sent 20 the psniientissy
for three yesn. He vss rsIsassd yssfss??
aid has been sick eves sincs. He hse
learned ibst bis siis he'd come 70 Cisyslendt
spd setting upon thst isfosmsttoa bs hse
come TO Gna her. Lsksn made tour q
be cry ard found bis yife 81 ismsts of 9
Con.nsrcisf stsset den. bfobeo 10 ,ptdt :ra
srefksd IN body st ths sgs of twsnfy Tns
n,,tipg visa yyYy s6-cting The vor,s
,.romised on her bepde1 knees - a'oasf .
b. p,st snd t5e evpP'e ~ tof Dsisssfsea
TT, tain. NJ
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Badly Hart Near s,eubenviIIe:
Special 10 The Register.

NYsTFUF 70 tTIt N'yVoFV''
STEURENvILLE, October 6.-Obediah Will
liams while blasting logs on his farm in
Cross Creek township, was seriously injur-
ed by the premature discharge of blast,
driving the bali OF a log against him
severely injuring him in the back aud
ankle with probably internal injuries.
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HoadIy,s FTtaltI, OK.

CINCINNATI, October 6.-The Associated
Press dispatch sent eut from sandusky
Thursday evening thu Judge Hoadly was
again i'll, and had cHneeled his engage
ments, turns out to bea lie, manufactured,
no doubt, by the reporter. Judge Hoadly
has entirely recoved his health, and he will
keep all Of his appointments.
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II your lungs are weak, II cad CAUSES
you omick distress, You will breathe easier.
you will cough less, you Will sIrengthen the
pulmonary organs, you WdI feel better
sy,ry way IL you would occasionally use
DR.. Wis,sr's Ralssm at TiId Cnerry. Ask
your druggist for 1t,
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The Future Prosperity,
Death OF I. N. Smith. OF Charleston.
=. IL n

CHARLEsToS, October 6.-Our city was
startled to-day by the annoV acement Of
the death OF Isaac N. Smith, one of the
best and most highly esteemed citizens Of
Charleston. Mr.. Smith had been suffering
from fever and was considered out OF dan
ger, and when he suddenly expired to-day
it was a sad shock to his family and
friends. The deceased was son Of Colonel
Benjamin Smith, well-known throu shout
the State. The immediate cause of death
is supposed TO have been neuralgia OF the
heart. The deceased was president of the
State bank, of this city, and extensively
connected with the coal Interests OF the
Kanawha valley.
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What do you think OF
TIIdeh's Candidacy
asked The REGISTER.

asked IUE kEGISrEE.
In spite OF all the declarations to the
conrrarv.'' replied THs REGIsrES gossip.
IL believe he desires to run again. | have
some personsl friends who are Democratic
leaders. and they not only desire Tilien'S )
nomination, but confidently predict il.
" ben tell them that Tlten has declined,
they smile significantly and bid me wait
until be bss said so over his own signature
Nv idea is thst Uncle Sammy wishes the
domination, so 10 speak, laid like IeEeled
cru WI upon q velvet cushion snd placed At
mis- feet. He wants the toe OF the Demo
cratic Pope duly kissed, and all the gAnu-
fiections observed. He is the sovereign
portlff Of the Democratic Vatican, and
sLch men as Dana are bis nuncins All
q ust obey his imperial DEGREES, and he d.
sirss to first chas;en bis sdversaries before
p, Knitting their submission. John k'lly
n ust certsinly see through this"
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Coal WaitiOg for High Water.
SptciG 10 he ReQisL.r.

0pcCUI 70 IWt ItyI'ItI.
CHARLEsOS, October G.-The recent and
present rise in tne Kanawha let out over
a million bushels OF coal, the most Of
which is now near the mouth OF the river
awaiting a rise in the Ohio.
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.R.a ne~- 10 be Uneartheh.

WASHINGTON, Oct ber 6.-Tne Commits
sioner of internal Revenue said to-diy that
the statements recently made IN the
United 8. ates Court at Clarks5urg. W. Vs.,
n at an Orgsnizt'iUn known as 'Red Men
h.5 for its object the protection Of iii ii
6istiIl, r. and th,t United Statss gaUEer
named Asrion HuWes was at its heat and
had been IeyyibK taxes on "moonshiners,
would be Investigated by the revenue
ofscers. He said be bad received no in-
formation confirming the statements re-
fsrrrd To, but lie regarded them as saith
.e;elty important to be investigated.
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while it will hold lie some Baptist, or
Ne hodist, or Presbyterian, cr Catholic
cross 10 be worshipe6
The fanatics must b downed.
The Germans and other intelligent voters
regardless of party, must overwhelm the
demsgogues and bypocrites who for per-
sonal ends, seek to dsstroy social liberty"
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NERyors, dyspetic individuals, whose
,distIcss az nina and body makes life mis-
.eyabir. II your sufferiDgs have been pro-
long. q ard increased by the use Of hitters
ard rrsiendsd cures Of kidney and liver
disets.s. throw all such nostrums aside
and &c bealtb, strength and yigor in that
kjntl. remedy known as DR.. Guysotfs 8
Yelsez Dock spd Ssrsapsrilla 1t parties
tie soCd, strengthens the urinary and
N6ietstive organs, end infuses new life into
sV ,tr,s of the body. No other remedy
eons'. ;,. Have your druggist get it for
TCH.
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NEW GLASS WORKS

For MoundsYflle-Eheeli Capital
Interested-Stss,kh - Awaken.
-isg FROM . mp Van eWinkle Slam
her.
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Special 10 the Register

NoUHDsvlLLE, October 6.-0ur citizens
are jubilant over the fact that glass house
is to be built in the city limits at an early
date. Messrs. Edward Pierson ana John
Kitson, two practical glass men, Of Wheel
ing, have come forward and agreed to in
vest S., 200 in the business, provided like
sum Of S., 900 is loaned them for four years
at five per cent interest. They we're met
by number of our most enterpr!sing and
Prominent Citizens, "a
who assured them OF the amount asked,
and gave additional encouragement. They
propose to begin the erection OF the build
ings within ten days from date, and have
already selected the ground adjoining the
rolling mill. 1t is their intention to man
ufscture blue glass bottles and flint jars.
The following is partial list OF the gen.
tlemen who subscribed to the loaL for the
new glass house: C. A. Weaver, s.; J. c.
Bardall, So; w. B. Humphry, s.; L. b.
Purdy, s.; S. B. McKerrihan, s.; W. w.
Smith, S..
The Future Property
of Moundsyille appears now very bright
and promising. With an almost ineIhaus
table supply OF the finest coal for manufac.
turing purposes, and the very best OF ship
ping facilities together with cheap land and
plenty Of il there is apparently no reason
why il should not become great manufac
turing city. The citizens have begun to
awaken from their Rip Van Winkle sleep
and will extend hearty welcome to all
who come among them 10 take advantage
OF the many opportunities for business en-
terprises offered.
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ArIhuP Ahead.

"All the Republican State conventions
hsye indOrsed his nomination replied the
ex.Congressman, land that may mean both
much and little. / believe General Arthur
stands the best show now. He is the strong
est candidate for the nomination and yet
may be the weakest for election. Much
delt nds upon the action of the Democratic
Congress, however, and the future cannot
now be correctly judged. If all the wings
and cliques Of the party are united upon
General Arthur he will be as strong as any
body We could nominate, provided be reor-
gan'zss his Cabinet That is his trouble.
Can he and will he do this IL Is not salts
factory TO the politicians, and they are the
men who manage the machinery OF cleo
tions. 1t is vain to hope for Republican
success while the Cabinet sets its face per-
sisttntly against politics, and contributes
only dead weight to the load We must
carry. The struggle to maiRtain party su-
premacy will be terrific, and We ought not TO
be handicapped unnecessarily. Still. every
thing is cor lecture now. We may be march
ing to victory or to certain defeat nobody
knows which"
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commendations Of the Auditor, but After
al, the latter's duties are only ministerial,
and his business is to carry out instrac.
tons.
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served two terms in Congress before | was
allowed anything like voice in the dellb-
era,iOns Of that body, and was snubbed 50
often, that, but for the payment of my sal
sry, fre quently hesitated to believe was
a member.
Would not Carlisle or Sunset Cox be
able 10 WELD the same controlling inhuencs
as Randall" ?" asked the REGIsrER.
Both Cox and Carlisle replied the eI.
member, ARE as good parlismentarians as
SIM Randall. and both possess greater ele-
ments Of personal popularity; but they are
not 80 shrewdi in the management Ot men and
THINKS Carlisle and Cox are gentlemen OF
culture. but neither can play the role OF
peds gogue; il is sgsinst their nature. Zoe
ne 1t House will be like q country school,
aud the pupils will try to run il aud sub
due the master. Sam Randall can flourish
the legislative birch aud metsphorically
psddle the Dsther parts to better adVan-
tsge; and let me tell you, in body like the
House, always noisy and unruly at best
the ST. eAker must have an eye like Mars,
TO threaten and command
How do you estimate President Arthurs $
chsrces for REORGANIZATION" querIed THE
REGISTER.