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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
MISSING MRS. WADE.
WITH TWO Full MONTHS WAGES
A Curious Case That Agitates and nysti-
6es An Easy-Going massacha-
sets Village.

MARLBOROUGH, July l4-Robert Wade Is
employed as 4 aagman at the base Of the
mountain known IS Pegs Point, situated
midway between Marlborough and Milton.
on the line Of the West Shore railroad. He
is quiet, sober, hard-working, hopest maa.
To-day the fact that his wife, Annie, apre<sy
brunette, had mys,eriously disappeared
without leaving single trace behind her.
causes sensation and gives rise to . world
of conjecture. The facts in the case arc
these: The West Shore pay car passed
north early on Friday morning last A.
the station here the car stopped to pay the
employees and the trackmen on the sections
north and south. Through an oversight
Flsgman Robert Wade was forgotten. and
as soon rs he learned that circumstances he
came to the passenger station, after having
obtained man to take his place until he
returned, and teleyraphed to the Supern.
tendent asking what he should do. He re-
ceived a reply telling him to go to Kings
ton by the frs, train and get his money.
which he, in common with the other rail-
road hands was sorely in need Of Before
going to Kingston he got lad to go and
tell his wife to come to the station, tell.
ing her about what hour he would
return. He got back on the noon express,
found his wife waiting on the platform,
kissed her and gave her his two months
pay. and told her 10 square up tho bills
they owed at the Marlborough stores She
ran of TO do his bidding, as he supposed.
laughing as she went Then he returned
to his post to watch for falling rocks and
slides at the foot of the mountain. At
ngh,fall he was relieved and ON reaching
his home was surprised to find the door
locked
Lost to- s;sht.
Up To tonight Wade has neither seen noe
heard tell Of his wife since the time he
kissed her and gave her the money on the
railroad platform. Diligcnt search has
been and is being made everywhere. bat no
clue. not even the most remote, has been
obtained Of the whereabouts Of pretty Annie
Wade. Inquiry shows that the misaing
woman. us far as known, hsd no male
friends who called upon her, neither did she
correspond with any one All the neigh.
bors on the street where she and her has
band resided say she was . winso,pc "wee
,hirg," being retiring and diflideni to dc.
gree. The s,orekeepers say she paid no
bills on Tuesday, and the landlord is still
minus his rent. II she went away Il was
neither by rail nor BY steamboa, or stage.
Missing Mrs. Annie Wade is about % years
of nrc, rather below the medium height,
and we'll built She was married TO Robert
Wade when she was in her 6f,centh year.
Only one child was the result Of the union.
which died.
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ClAskSBuRG.
Harrison County Democrats Much Pleased
Over the Ticket.

Harrison County Democrats Much Pleased
Over the Ticket.
CLAREssURG, July 4.-tExclusive. /
The Democrats OF Harrison county are de-
lighted with the nomination of Cleveland
and Hendricks We have never seen more
harmony and enthusiasm among the people.
On Tuesday evening We will hold our ratl-
ficalion meeting.
Hon. Vim. f Lively spent this afternoon
in Clarksburg on his return from Chicago,
and entertained few of his friends with a
most interesting account OF the proceedings
of the convention, the statesmen partici-
rating ana the eloquent speeches
made. He fully sustains the newspa-
per descriptions Of the grandeur Of the
DISPLAY. the enthusiasm, the patriotism. ani
the deep seated determination TO reform the
abGses in the administration OF the govern
men. and to iusugurate honesty and re-
form. We now confidently hope TO increase
our majority Of four years ago is this seG
ton. Mr.. Lively promises TO give Us a toS
sreeches and we anxiously hope to hes1 hi'
ELOQUENT voice raliying in the Democratic
cost and swelling the jubilee al along hi
line.
Our Republican friends do not seem 4
dwen in harmony together and 50 mote i
be.
ID, G.Io no,...,.-a.x hs.iS = IN 1,Star rAti6
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nruRCed Beer.

HAREIsErrG, Pa. July l4.-Rchard \.
Robertson. of Greenville, Mercer county,
was induced BY two men to walk up the
river bank Yesterday morning just beyoud
the city limits. He was given bottle Of
drugged beer and then shot in the back
and robbed of 81 800. The shooting was
kept secret until tonight when the SIC,
tim made al. snti-mOr,em statement The
hall lodged il the hycas, near the heart,
r. MAJ recOT,r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
NIB. PARNELL DECLINES

,1be London Globe Of July l. a copy OF
|1leh we have just received, contains the
,i>pwing item:
Nr. ParneH has been asked TO issue an
TO the Irish iR the United States
fajng them 70 vote for Mr. Blaine, in the
cpe that if elected President be would
.ise difficulties with England. Nr. Par
eli has, up 70 the present moment declined
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LET koGUES BEWARE.

Defr,uder of the Government Arrested
asa Result of Hendricks Speech.
CHICAGO. July l4.-Mr. Bellmsn, a well
known druggist of this city, under indlct-
ment for collusion with Daniel Csr.igsn IN
obtaining money by fraudulent vouchers on
the Medical Bureau Of the United States
Naval Department, was released on s, 600
bail to-day for appearance before the su-
preme Court OF the District of Columbia
h is said the frauds in question amount to
$40. 600. The statement is published here
that BeIlman's indictment was PeeciPitated
h, The recent speech of Ex-Governor Hen
dr;rkS
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BuTlER'S TALENT.
The Mau Fertile in schemes Has Another
One on Hand.

NV York, July ll.-One Of General
Butler friends in this city saws: The latest
idea Of the Generals fertile brain would be
to demand that the Democratic managers
torn fusion electoral tickets with the anti
Mouopolists in Maine, Massachusetts, West
Virginia. Ohio, Indiana and California, ex
pecting bv this means to throw the election
into the House of Representatives, where
he might hold the balance of power and in
anv event control the key of the situation.
In case of their refu al to agree to this he
would continue in the field and draw as
many votes as possible from both parties. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

ExCLUsIvgLY means only and only
sneAns exclusively, saws General BUTLER
and the IntelEgencer. Moan WEBSTER has
eaentirely different idea about the de6ni-
fi& ofthcse TWO words, but WEBSTER is a
s,sgwump on the meaning Of words by the
side of these two hornv-hsnded sons of toll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
NOT WALKER,
But Il More Level-Headcd MeIGser of the
Blaine Family.


SYRACUSE, \. Y, July li.-Emmons
Blaine. son of James e. Blaine, was met at
the railroad station here last evening await
ing an east,bound train. He had been
travelling through the West and it is sad he
has secured some points of interest to his
father When asked if he knew how his
father would view Clevelands nomination,
he said: there are other men whom he
would rather have in the field against him
than Governor Cleveland He would rather
have seen any man mentioned in the Chi
cago Democratic Convention nominated
than the New York Governor. Clevelands
prospects, continued young Blaine, "are as
good ar any Democrats prospects could be.
There will be hard fight in Ohio, Connec-
ticut and New York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
COMMITTEES MEETTNG.

Thc Democratic Executive Committee
Tor the First West Virginia Congressional
District will meet at the room of the Chair
man. at the McLure House, in the city Of
Nheehng, on the 23d day of July, 1854.
". f. Lively.
Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

THE Philadelphia Press, which is the
ptfsoual organ Of Mr.. BLAINE seems 10 be
worried that the Democrats nominated o
candidate who has a record of having hung
two men. Rogues never feel the halter
flsaR with good opinion Of the evecu-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

our Republican friends are really so
perplexed in interpreting our platform as
slley pretend Just let them read between
kke lines and they will see administrative
iciorm and victory shining in letters Of
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AIsxieo's Creating.

Mexico, July l4.-Mexicans here hail
the nomination of Cleveland with delight
and hope that he may triumph, as it would
inaugurate an era Of good will between the
two RnnnhEcS
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WEitSBURG.
Rastfying the wark OF the Chrngo C''t'-
psHiion- Gas Gossip ip--BuiidinE Boom

RatSfying the wurk OF the Ch|ngo C''''-
psniion--Gas Gossip Building Boom
wrIiSBrRG. july H. Exclusive. -
The Democrats Of the Gas City assembled
at Rartn's Hall on Saturday evening TO
ratiiv the nomination Of Cleveland and
Hendricks. The attendance wsS large Sor
IN ;npTomptu and was addressed by j. {.
Palmer. c. r. Tu-ner, +. p. Nuz.ul, JOha
Blaakinsop, Jr., and Nv Prye, all Of Wells
buzz. When MessrS. Palmer and BlanlsiB-
sop described the scenes they witnessed at
Ch;csro. thew werD listened 10 with much
inscrest. They spoke N fattcr5ng terms o!
tbs magnificent bOdy Of meE at tf.s con
ysntion and gave enthusiasm to the meet
ing here. Ths nOmiasiions sre regarded
here a. being strong and the general feel
4 number Of Republicans Of TINS
town who voRA have voted Tor
Randall. if Is0minssed say she ticket is
strong one. Philip HaElsy annSaucsi to
the meeting on Saturday evening thai he
had heretofore been a Republican. but that
he would haye b. vote thiS time for CIeye-
Ia ID and HeadrickS TIE S4eeting ad-
iourued With three cheorS and tiger for
tie ticket. The eon6deace O. the Demo
Gratis uns4tlss the hopes Of the RePEbli-
cans Of ths place Gel Alex. Campbell IS
home from Chicago aud win remain hers
for some weeks before going SoEth again
The gas xell derTicks are becoming numer-
GUS in this vicinity. The MAYOR company
VIII commence drilling IN few DAYS. Tie
Given well Is down aboat seven hundred
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BASE BALL

III. Game. Prayed ss ysriess reiats rss
tsrday.
Observation-Disclosures 0. Louisville s.
Co.srnbss-Coinmbus IL. Washington ..
Cleseland -BsHaio IL. CIsselssd s. ~
Proyidence-Posion s. Proyidenee 3.
PhiIsdelphis-New York ,. Philsdei
ptia :.
De,roit-cLiesgo c. Deissit s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

5 GEovER Cleveland was poor boy and
ta6 te work very hard in early life to sup
IoFt his widowed mother. This fact ought
Va commend him to that horny handed son
81 tOil, the editor OF the Intelligencer who
<o5asrIy loves a yorkingmsn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

fHERE is only one way in the world for
onr Irish friends to enlist the sympathies
OF Mr. BLAINE in old Ireland and that is to
<trt a subsidized railroad enterprise in the
Emersld Isle and give BLAINE the bulk Of
~. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
ORGANIZING.
Probable Officers of the National Demo.
cratic Committee.

cratic Committee.
WASHINGTON, July l4.-The Star SAYS it
is stated that William Dickson who was
made a member of the National Democrat
ic Committee will be elected secretary when
the committee is organized in New York
the 24th inst. Senator German, who Is
cI airman of the Congressional Committee,
is spoken of in connection with the chair.
malship of the committee. Each of the
two committees has been working at cross
purposes heretofore and it is now proposed
TO unite them, and while preserving the two
organizations make the Congressional Com
niitee q subcommittee Of the National
Committee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

ne idru o. having reycaue exclusively
iof pubic purposes is very CALLING to the
leaders who have been in the
habit Of appropristing revenues to private
....r,,...-a- apl,.
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PRECAUTIONARY.
Taking steps to Prevent the spread Of
Cholera In This Country.

Cholera In This Country.
WAsaryGTcNJ July 4-Secretary frcling-
huvscn Today instructed by cable tire CON
sular officers at London, Liverpool, Mar
seiles, Havre, Bordeaux, Bremen and Ham
burg to at once appoint competent physi-
clans TO inspect all vessels and passengers
departing for the United States from the
ports mentioned The consular officers re
ierred to are instructed TO require
chan bills of health in all cases except on
the rccomm sndation of the sanitary
inspector that meh bills be given. Consuls
ara ordered to report by cable any case of
infections or contagious disease known TO
exit on board any vessel at the the time
of her departure for the United States.
This course is adopted in order that health
officers in our ports may have timely warn.
ing ofaVprraching' danger and Be prepared
to take each measures ss shall prevent the
scourge from gaining = loothoH in this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

I.ET the ,uang Democrats of Wheeling
D to work aui organize clubs in every
,ard. t.. have Young leader worthy
heir Go!lown.- q the esporless and match'ess
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

IHE Democratic platform is PerPlexing
- RepubHcans, They are Perplexed to
nov how We could make our position so
tlaiu when they bungled theirs so Eeartully.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
Accidentally shot

TrFIIS. O.. July H.-fExclasive. l-E3
Brewer. son OF Hon n. l. Brewer. of this
city. was dangerously hurt this afternoon by
being shot in theIsg bT The accidental dis
ebsrge of breech-loadiug shot gun Pez .
sre entertained that amputatiou sill ae, nec1
tsSArY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

GHS hilarious Republicans are awfully
sighted with CLEvEINND'S nomination,
but fearfplly cross because the Democrats
Ss6n't put the word "only" in the tariff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
BEN IN NEW YORK.

me Cock Eyed win make His Fight in the
Empire state.
EiIzAuErH, n, j.. July H-B, W Ter
lind. OF this city. Secretary Of the National
Committee Of the Greenbaek party who &C
compauied General Batter from Chicago to
Buffalo. said Butler stated distinctly to Gen
eral Weaver. himself aud others that he had
accepted the National and Anti Monopoly
nomination and would probably coaceo -ssle
h;s wora an New York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

,HENpmCKS accepts the nomination. He
&hn't do otherwise and be a patriot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

'SiSCE Tammany stands firm it is prOba-
= that Mr.. KELLY will decide to stay on
sard the ship.
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NOT OPPOSED TO CLEVELAND.
A Representative WOrkingman Talks as
the Feeling Tow ards the New York Go

Representative wOrkingman Talks as to
the Feeling Tow ards the New York Gov
ernOr.
CHICAGO. july l4-Walter u. Thaver, Of
Troy, n Y, president of the New York
State WOrkingmsn's Assembly, while in
this city in an interview on Governor Cleve-
land said: | have received letters from all
quarters of New York State, protesting
against anybody pretending to represent the
wishes OF the labor element in politics, and
| denOunce any and all such representa-
tiouS as fraudulent There has been too
much Of such misrepresentation in our
ranks, and it is time some one. was called
to account for delegating to themselves the
right to voice the sentiment of our organi-
zatiou on political questions No man can
deliver the labor vote of New York State to
any candidate, or has sufficient influence to
cause it TO be cast against any other candi-
date
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
RrewSterfor Cleveland.

WASHINGTON. July li-It is rumorei
here that Acknowledgement Brewster will
resign and support Cleveland. He declines
70 be interviewed on the subject
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

wHgx AxTHUR'S cabinet joins the boilers
& early ia the tray where will the ranks
.al 6Ie be when the November returns
,.rNain9
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II Is thought that BEN BUTLER will 90
but Of the side show business since his
az Chicago.
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Ia is mighty dull season when they
i to have Iynching in Kentucky.
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1'THE iay OF my destiny Is DER,
" The star OF my fate hath declined
neekly sighed BLAINE when he heard OF
DiEyEI.NNDs : nomination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

* BENJAMIN BREWSTER is shrewd enough
Ile concludes it is better to climb down
|tan TO be shaken Off
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

REroRu and Progress are good battle
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pvsprrnte Workingmen.

MARsETLEs, July I4.-The Working
men Commission has issued red Flocaris
10 the uiemployed workingmcn on which
appear the words, The aston Of the munic-
ipality ha Iett ss nothing but suicide or hid
cons deaih from hunger orepidemic. Calls
10 arms are issued and excited meetinss are
held but ns yet rhrre is no outbreak.
lh,SsrH Mt ~. Pet-rsburg.
ST. PrTEEssURG, July lt-There nave
been two cascS OF cholera at Pollwa, one o.
which resulted tataIly. The Siberian plsene
is raging at Peke,. Twenty deaths q
ready. Preca aiDnary measures have 'eer
taken TO prevent its spreak.
AARsEliLES. JHly li--SiNty.six desstE
frozl cholera in ;his city in 7he - ho'E>
on ling at . clO0ii this evening
EvadsA Quarantine.
EaSnoN, July IA Freushman @ts
sho; to day by guards III The Spanish ~
ene-- while irving TO erade quarantine
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sLoOoy kfMTVoky.

- ! I.
A L,nehisg YsiiSweA ~ fhsss Vssesee
Desths- -kssfushy fawtsssssss.
ovyxssoso. Kr, July hs-At 49,
oeIsck tl;s morning . csuvd q nGisA
men forced sopea t6s jal Al AsAg Diet
NAY VA 10 : ,ree near By. Hsy ~ sa1s
eh.rsed .i,b The crime drsee. yAi1 q.
n Lsca. while The hanging v.cin fN..
fsed frun the bAlcosy q ~ j.h 80 80
oee nss ssA fatally Ses.te1 n
hart Ths crowd then Arse = s'n. :.
ine him % = disd dis sossass,
BsrxlArs ssssss1 tss paaa1ee = hpP4a
Ir. yestssday. and 81 ser es.sss
dollars
An unkso~n nas thvv knssh saNs
moving train ne.r Fsttsssg ysAsdsf -
SIS irs,satiy EiIed.
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On Labor.

What has been Cleyelands attitude on
labor questions
In the winter of 1882 the workingmen
succeeded in having passed three bills,
namely:tO establish a bureau of labor statiS-
ties, to abolish the manufacture of hats in
the prisons Of the State under the contract
system, and to prohibit the manufacture Of
cigars in tenement houses. The Governor
signed all three bills, although there was
strong opposition to the latter two Last
winter the labor element secured the pas
sage of u bill aboGshing convict contract
labor and when it reached Governor Cleye-
land he pointed out to me defect in it that
would make il imperative, and asked to
have the bill recalled and amended This
was done and he promptly signed the bill
The tenementhouse cigar bill had been de-
clared to be unconstitutional by the Court
ef Appeals, and was amended and repaSsed
last with winter, and was again signed BY
the Governor in the face of terrible Oppo-
sition. We also passed last winter me-
chanics' lien law, and a bill limiting the
hours Of labor of conductors and drivers on
street cars These bills failed to receive
the executive approval the lien law
because the Governor discovered defect in
it that rendered it of no benefit to the me-
chanics it was intended to protect. The re-
fusaI Of the Governor to sign that bill meets
with my hearty approval, and believe will
also meet with the approval of the mechan
les of New York The Governor refused to
,ign the conductors and drivers bill be-
cause he believed it would reduce their
wages In that conclusion | can not agree
with him. 1t is impossible to pass bill
regulating the workingmanS wages but
YOU can regulate the hours of labor and he
will attend to the question of wages. ]
think the Governor took wrong view Of
This question. Aside from that Governor
Cleveland action on labor laws meets my
hearty approval
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15

A serious ls.,or troa5is outbreak Is fea--
et a, Beaver. Ia.
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What about the 6ye-ceut fare bill?'

w nat ABOUT the hNe-CenI Iurt OH
The five cent fare bill never originated
in labor circles, but was introduced and
iathered BY the Anti-MOnoPoly League, The
Governor vetoed the bill because he be
Eeycd it to be unconstitutional At any
rate the claim that the law was particularly
beneficial to wOrkingmen was untrue for
the reason that in the mornings and at night,
when workingmen are going to and from
their work. the fare Is but Eve cents; so as
far as workingmen are concerned, they
have the benefit of the low fare Those
Communication hours on the elevated roads
were extended by legislative action, and the
Governor approved of the bills
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sZacbansh Tyler vas. fatally bhraed II
,iohpsieSn. Pa. yesrenday J. y = -
se~es men we're buried ct Parker Pa.
Yesterday by falling wall Tso are dead
I tIat:orr, containing ITS ehiidrea fsi!
8: Pg,.sr, Pa. So51i, sT:sasiy hnrs.
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Buffalo Demo- heii monster rai6
cation meeting iaat Night.
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FRAUDULENT VOUCHERS.
Ex-Governor Hendricks Removes
the Epidsrmis
FROM SECRETARY W. H. cHANDLEF
In Very Neat But Encrueiatingiy Effective
Manner---A Scathing
RebVke.

INDIANAPOLIS, IyD., July l4.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Hendricks has written the following
in response to the letter Of Secretary Chan
dler, published in Associated Press papers
this morning:
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

An Interesting Letter from mercer Comfy
Death eta Disiin gnished Josrtst-C~ss
cord school Comn-nrement-C CrOps ssA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-08-01
The Dublin Scandal.

DUBLIN, July %. Two more per
sons have been arrested in connection
with the unsavory Cornwall scandal.
Many other persons have become
frightened at the prospect Of arrest
and arc leaving the country. Tins
matter has shaken society here 10 the
foundation. Some months ago the
United Ireland, edited by w. O'Brien,
charged upon some of the officials of
Dublin Castle, that they were guilty
of the most loathSome and
detestable vices, being no
less than those for which Sodom
and Gomorrah were destroyed. One
of the accused parties high officer III
the government and of high rank is
social circles instituted prosecution.
Every influence of court and Of the
government of Ireland to clear TINS
official Cornwall Of this foul charge
was reSortcd 10. But despite all these
circumstances and the most stubborn
effort to disprove this libel. the jury
found verdict that the libel was
justified as the revolving charges were
proved TO their satisfaction to be true.
Mr.. Cromwall upon the rendition OF
the verdict left the island. The other
parties implicated have fled tho
country. The eN citement through.
out Ireland IS intense. The hated
government at Dublin Castle, cspeci
ally the accused persons who held
subordinate places, have long been
objects of detestation 10 Irishmen;
and this virtual conviction of of
fenses which will make them loathed
civilized men.