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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-15
THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN
Among the Republicnns-An
Interesting Incident,

Enthusiasm Among the Republicnns-An
s.- Interesting Incident.
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 13.-The
Richmond IVhig brings report OF an en-
thusiastic Republican rally at Wytheville,
Virginia. General Raum and Senator
Malone were the chief speakers. Before
the speaking there was a procession, the
chief feature OF which was a United States
flag OF great beauty and expense, twenty
feet in length and fifteen in width, carried
on frame by q family OF father and six
sons, all OF when were ex-Coniederate
soldiers. This was Joseph Lindamood, of
IWytheville,and hissixs sons. Hisson Frank
Lindamood, who bore the front staff was
wounded five or six times in the late war
on the Southern side. The Hhig thus
refers to the Raum speech. 'sis sfisse &
General Raum spoke two hours to one
Of the most attentive audiences he ever
addressed. He is also eloquent, logical
and peculiarly practical. He was the very
speaker for our own people, He told US
what had made Illinois great, her manu-
iactures and home production and CON
sumption, and that under the policy of a
Republican protective tariff Virginia would
rival or eclipse Illinois. His tribute to the
gallantry and devotion OF the Confederate
soldiers, whom he,I Us q Federal soldier.
fought in the late war, was masterpiece
Of oratorv that; q Webster, Choate or a
Patrick Henry might envy. He was tired
OF war and wanted a reunited Naton-in
heart, feeling and interest. .l5 S. S.
About this time a heavy shower came
on, and aftera severe drou,h OF nearly three
weeks the thirsty earth drank in the re-
freshing rain, and somc OF our Republican
friends think, our, grand convocation of
patriots was providentially favored with
rain that unjust Bourbon Democracy
would not have evoked. Despite the rain
the eager crowd stood until its cessation,
when! the exercises we're! resumed. An
episode occurred on the stand while Gem
erai Raum spoke, He had referred to his
having been in the Baltimore Democratic
Convention Of 1860 Us a Douglass Demo-
crat, and at this moment Major VIII
liam P. Cecil, OF Giles, moved toward
General Raum, seized his hand warmly,
and said: 9l Fl N J.. si q
Sir, was there rs a Breckenridge
Democrat. You went !! off with h,Gyour
Northern friends to the federal army;
while I went to the Confederate army
with my people, but, thank God. we ara
back once more together, and may it be
perpetual, !4 E's5s ,5'S5s5 js.fJ;;,I &
This sentiment was handsomely re-
sponded to in the same spirit by General
Raum, and the crowd grew wild With en-
thusiasm at the happy incident.
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SYRACUSE, n. Y, September ll.-A dc.
cision Of great interest to the hardware
t'.lde throughout the country. was render:
ed Saturday by Judge shipmen \ in the
United States Circuit Court at Hartford,
Ct, in the case OF the Steam Gauge and
Lantern Company vs.. Edward Miller L
20. The suit involved validity, of the
tubular lantern patents It has been In
litigation, and great acrimony displayed
during the pas. three years, and has by all
lantern manufacturers in the country been
a test case. The court in IN elaborate
opinion sustained validity Of the COM
plalnants Of the patents, declares the de-
tendant's lanterns iniringements, and
grants pereuptory injunction restrainin.
iurther violations Of complaints right with
damages Tor past iniringements. ,
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THE HE$KEYSER MEETING.
on SATURDAY 4 GRAND SUCCESS.
Eloquent and Convincing Addresses Made.
The Iiarper's Ferry Democratic Mas,
Meeting not u Great AnaIr- Cheer.
ing News from Fayctte County.

SS'tfPV'uehGt " IN lNtt&iyeftceT.2 I.s .TEzg
KEysEn, WA, September l3.-Tht
Republican demonstration to-day on the
occasion Of the pole and flag raising has
been grand success. A pole l20 feet
long, tasteiully painted in the national
colos, and beautiful bunting flag ten
feet by twenty, made by Mrs. E. B. Creel
Mrs. J. Turner, Mrs. n. s. O'Neal, Mrs. J.
Fl. Strait, Mrs. Q. g. purgitt, Mrs. J. d.
Q. Clenlm, and Miss Jennie Frye
Of kcyser. The pole was success.
fully raised under the direction OF Mr.. Ice.
q staunch Republican from the MARYLAND
side. A large crowd, estimated by many
persons ut u thousand, was In attendance.
4 companyof nearly fifty horsemen from,
Ridgevillc,' came riding in about noon.
bearing the American flag In front md
rear. The procession marched from the
pole, which stands on the hill near the
Baltimore & Ohio reservoir, to the court
house green. where they were addressed
by Captain @. G. Cole, OF Washington, in a
speech OF about an hour and n half. After
touching upon the State issues, he spoke
very clearly and iucidiy upon the tariff
question. His peroration was sp!enddly
eloquent tribute to James G. Blaine, the
magnificent statesman who has Just been
so emphatically endorsed by the people OF
his State. =, M -, 2
In the evening the train brought the
Blaine and Logan marching club from
Piedmont, uniformed and bearing torches.
reaching here at 7:30. They were re-
-ceiyed at the station by the Blaine and
Logan Club OF keyser, and the two COM
bIned, formed procession numbering l65
torches, which led by the excellent Gil
bert Brass Band OF Piedmont, marched
through the town, reaching the Court
House ut about nine o'clock. Gen. J. H.
Warwick, OF Brooklyn, n. y, addressed
for an hour and Il half IN audience which
packed tie Court House. The speech was
replete with wit, humor and pathos, and
was one Il the finest efforts we ever listen
ed to. His explanation OF the Mullisan
letter scandal was rs clear and convincing
rs MONDAY, and his exposition OF the
tariff, in its application to common people,
was simply unapproachable While he
was speaking in the Court House, Capt.
Cole addressed an overflow meeting from
the Court House steps. The audiences
wereenlhusiastlcally responsive, frequent
ly interrupting the speakers with hearty
bursts Of applause. 1t is pronounced BY
old residents the grlndest demonstration
ever seen in Mineral county, and many
pronounced the speeches the best they
had ever heard. We hope both speakers
may be widely heard throughout the State.
Wewere much disappointed that Mr.. C. B.
Hart was obliged to leave for Washington
before the speaking began. He has, how
ever, promised to return ut some time dur
ing the campaign. J. o. T. 4;
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/ NEWS INiBRrEF..

Wilder & Co.'S mines at Ashland, Ky.,,
burned loss s95, 900. A So. -
The Long Island Coal Company assigned,
with A5, 900 preferences. d q. :
The Montgomery Oil Works, at Morris.
town, Pa, burned loss, $4,000. 55.l.2.T s.
The Government property ut Harpcr's
Ferry will be sold October q, g :s's
Robert Hoe, Of the Hoe printing press
manufacturing firm, is dead. -. 2
The application for receiver for the
Penn Bank OF Pittsburgh, was refused, i5,
Mary Cassady, an insane woman. was
killed BY a train near Muncie, Ind. &. 5
Fire destroyed the planine-mill of the
Fort Madison Iowa Lumber Company ;
loss SO, ,0OO. ,,E.2s3 'tIs,53 - -
VIM. johnson, colored, fugitive from,
justice, murdered his vile at (paliinpiori.
Conn.,, and escaped. Z =
Archibald Wright Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee, died at Ravendon
Springs, Arkansas. .,2l 8 a a
Adolph u Nockin, 4 New York drug
gist, was shot and killed by his discharged
clerk, Thos. Bund. n M its1.l5sIJ5 : 2 : :
Barney Brennan was killed by a train
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 DAYTON
railroad, near Glendale. n &, S. n
IL O. Loid,: Postmaster at Ashland, Pa,
was arrested, charged with cmbezzling
postal notes and money order funds.
The Republicans OF the Tenth Georgia
Congressional District decided it was not
expedient 70 nominate candidate for
Congress. b, n l1&4 .
The green glass bottle houses oil o..
Cunningham and OF Ihmsen. & Co., Of
Pittsburgh, resumed, after suspension Of
three months. Trade Is dull. 81 . Z. z
The Trunk Line Commission has de
cided 10 grant round "trip tickets at. re-
duced rates from Washington 10 voting
employees md their Immediate families. Z Z
Charles Houselman was struck by a
train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton. & Day-
ton Railroad, near the Southern Railroad
bridge, Cincinnati, and Killed. 's'T'.5s,-Ss
Rev. Henry Cosgrave, twenty-five wears
parish priest, at Davenport, Iowa, was
yesterday consecrated a Bishop OF the
Roman Catholic Church, for the see Of
Davenport, ll57sis:: y:
Pat Gunter, 4 wealthy cattle dealer Of
Sherman, Texas, shot and killed Dan
Thompson, who had threatened 10 Kill
Gunter because he levied On his property
for q claim Of 5000. 'l95i "a
Frank Jones, supposed to be Insane
armed himself Fl with q Winchester riae and
shot at and wounded several. citizens 81
| Wellington as He was captured and
= Threatened With. lynchiugi but lodged in
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Cotton Factory Shut Down.

AuersrA, Ga, September 1s.-The En-.
terprise Cotton Factory has shut down on
account OF depression in goods. The com.
pany's property-mills, machinery and
real estate-s'and alta cost of nearly $3.50,
GOO, while the capital stock is soc, 600
and the present outstanding bonds $3.50.
000: It is proposed now to issue 500 OOC
in bonds Tor the floating debt, to give cash
capital. Several mills in this section arr
running on reduced time, and will begin
with the Enterprise factory as soon as
trade warrants, 10 -. 5aLtl = 80
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A Fortane With Titles.

srRlSeFlElD, Mass, September IL
Charles Rarlna,u u spaniard, nearly forty
yearsofasc, employed in the Evans House.
this city, is in New York consulting with
the Spanish Consul regarding an Inherit
ance OF several millions by the unexpected
death OF his uncle in Spain. Three titIes
20 with the fortune. Rarmau speaks six
languages and has been instructor in a
Pennsylvania college. III health forced
him to come to friends here. He came to
this country twenty years ago with a for
tune, which the Chicago fire swept away.
Since then he has been Touching. :, -,
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THE Democratic stump speaker is wont
to say that protection fosters monopoly.
Did IN American mill owner ever make a
fortune OF say s10,0Oo,O00 out OF his iron
works. In England, owners Of iron mills
hare aa,assed fortunes Of $i0,000,o00 or
s5o,UO,O0O out OF their iron business in
brief periods, comparatively speaking.
Democratic orators might weigh this fact.
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2 AQT Show,

y PHILAnElrHA, Pa, September 1.-THE
premium lists are now ready for the first
National Breeders Dog Show, to be held
here October l6, i, and Is. The exhibi,
ton will be held under the auspices Of a
numhen OF leading exhibitors throughout
the country. There are eighty-three
classes in all, OF which the premiums ale
cash, and valuable special prizes will also
be offered for competition: Promises of
support have been. received from all sec
tons Of the United States and Canada.
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]: Boiler Of a Tug Explode;s /.

RIcuMoSp,5VA. September 1I@The!
steam tug Frank somers exploded a boiler
in the James river, near City Point, thisi
morning. At the time Of the accident She
was towing schooner up the river to thi :
city: The crew sof the, tug consisted OF,
Captain Cavanaush and four; men. AS.
soon as the explosion occurred all tie men
jumped overheard. Cavanaugh; and { boy.4
aged 1S&were drowned The remaining
four men on the! sunken,. bo.t were saved
BY the men on the schooner. The Fran 81
somers belonged to Cavanaugh, herlmas-s
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Well Sunnllrd.

BALTIMORE, September 14.-Otto Vein.
ar, alias Emil Eaker, alias Lawrence Werk.
eley, indicted in Montgomery county, Pa,
for an attempt to murder his vile in Feb.
r1'ary last WAS arrested in this CITY and
handed over to the chief OF police Of Nor.
rlstown, Pa. Wcimar has four wives liy.
ing, one in Philadelphia, another in j, I,eb-
anon, Pa, another at Conshohocken. one
ne attempted to poison, land the fourth in
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The Euature OF the gratitude OF the citizens
Of Benwood toward Ali Caldwell is analo-
gous to that felt by the citizens OF Braxton
county toward that veteran evicter Judge
John Brannon. Caldwell tried to destroy
the local government OF Benwood while
Brannon was interested in wrestling the
lands Of actual settlers from them in the
interest OF nonresident leeches. Benwood
and Braxton county each has an oppor-
tuaity to make 4 partial payment.
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Three Fatal Accidents,

lSD1ASAroL1sl M, September 1.-THE
Journals Losansport special reports three
fatal accidents in that place to-day. Harry
Chatin,s! brakeman, was crushed between
the cars and instantly killed. Barney
Dean, II years old, was kicked by a horse
and instantly killed. Tim Flynn & was
struck by Pan-H Handle engine this morn
ing and injured badly. He died ut r. II.
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Crnzy with LiuuOr.

JACKSON, Miss, September Sl4.-La!s;t
night, Sonny Smith, Bob NARROW; ;,,r under
the influence Of whisky enteredthe north;
bound train from New s Orleans sfo Z =: 4
Crystal Springs, abused the passengers
and tiourlshed pistols They:were finally
e]ected from the ladies' car In the
smoking car. after abusing the passengers
they encountered Mr.: Bell, n guard in
charge OF convicts. Marlow! comnenc
firing and fired five shots and Bell iour. {
Conductor Shane received two shots. 5,iiSF9S.t 3
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Texas TrtHes.

New ABnorT, Tx, September l4-rn
difficulty to-day between Jcnn Frilarr and NJ
W.. league, the latter was stabbed a and
killed. Friar received two wounds and d it
is believed they will prove fatal. Both
are highly esteemed stockmen, and quar-,
relied over the settlement OF accounts. T-fEs
Z The Ners' Clay, Texas, special sars: !
The negro ravisher escaping from RYazos5
county sought refuge in this place Iast
night, and was captured and, shot by IN
known parties. ii -, s..j 81, Il
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Shot In n Drunken Row.

osAaE CRY, KAs., SEPTEMBER Ell, 1
drunken row in sGorm,ey's saloon, ';.i : at.
Scranton, this county, last night IN which;
chairs, clubs, stones. and fists were freely,
used, Joseph Humphreys was shot IN he
head by John Roy and instantly killed !,
Roy remained in the saloon an hor%r % = fter
the murder, drinking and sinpinr tffa ffs'
then skipped away and has not been seen M
since. Both men arc coal miners. ~ - ~
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TuE lloSoRABLE E. WILLIS W7LsoS says
he.ion't know enough about steel nails
to Talk about It," We're the Honorable
T. Wills wilson always SO frank as this
he would be the mummest man in West
Virginia, which he isn't.
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MoRGASrowN, W. VA, September 1S.-
The campaign in Mononsaliais is beginning
to warm up. The Maine election has had
the effect Of arousins the Republicans to
new efforts and you may look tor an In
creased majority from this county. An
attempts being made to defeat the local
ticket, but will not amount to ANYTHING.
The whole ticket will 60 through nicely.
The Republicans held q an enthusiastic
meeting here last night, Thomas H. B.
Staggers, a rising young lawyer OF Fair.
mont, addressed the meeting. Z 4
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{ Guarding tho Cxnr

, S'': " sssAw, September The ST, Peters.
burg police are guarding the ,.ine: ii dc 4
Cars journey have recalled man MA,
arrested on suspicion q; hayinSs t.s"nsS [,es;ans
against the Gar and Mes pait1 ,n,ssss.S q
The game keepcraot The Rnxaf ,,;,s.s.ss., sass,s
at lSkierneyia have been cbans,e,i :, I th,es,
tines in two weeks, t'ss s ~ IS
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Train wrsckers Arrested r, .,it;.,,

MACON, Ca, September il -four n ne. -
groes, lobe Cross, Burrel scrosginrss, Aaron Aa,ooni
Jackson Tilman Green, have been afrrsts;s,Ii "a
at Albany suspected Of wreckinq i snec;siS
1saln August q going from Albany III
~ lawson to suppress q thratene dg gri6tr
Ihree gave bond The evidence IS thouelit
70 be sufficiently strong to convict thefn
A.hearing will bo had next weeE = ~ 80
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THERE was a conspicuous absence Of
those Democrats worth ''overten thousand
dollars" from the little levee for cent
held by Windy Wilson in the Mcclure
House lobby last night..l They probably
recollect his famous utterance at Grafton,
THE day is not far distant when organized
labor will take up arms against aggregated
wealth. I do not mean fortunes OF ten
thousand dollars, for l might come under
that head myself Wilson comes high
but he can't he dispensed with.
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lss'r it Just little out of place for Will
son to play u star engagement in this city
so soon after the return of the ministers
from their annual vacation! No minister
who has any regard for his cloth could
listen to one of Wilson'S two hours viola
ton OF the Third c Commandment.
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Dead and Drunk,

SEwr rfoRE, September l4-5oscph and
John klnher, who arrived in this country.
IRON Alsace nine weeks ago, drank heavily
Saturday night. Joseph hid 10 drag his
brother along the street asisshe latter was
INTOXICATED. z On Barrow street they both
tell. 4 Later they were discovered by u po-
ohm ;was dead i and Joseph
asleep on. his body Joseph was held to
await tie action of the Coroner, ;igl
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Nc WFsTVA, MONDAY sEPTENBERl5. 1884

ent. You need want no evidence other
than the factthat theifl leaders in their
county want 81 900 to carry the county
with, SO says the Rtgisisr OF a recent
date. Why this, II the county is sure for
the Democracy? Let your readers draw
their own conclusions. lNf. I'm.
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The New Orleans Picagtne very truth
fully remarks: As we stated short time
since these frauds at the ballot box are
very severe doses for Democratic nomi-
nee to take when representation in
Democratic convention is based upon
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i tJay.EJc.See Has . ehtIl.

2$ :kEeAl.sssttAzoo, Mich, September IS. The
day turned out q bud one ior the attempt
OF Jay: See to lower his, record, and re-
suited in q temporary injury to the Aorse,
necessitatins scancellirg sncreedingi en-
gagements The afteiM5 Don was cold and
'Yaw, With 2 strong Ihs ppAR W., waaa,
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them.

"L!r7Lg DAD" CALpwELL's efforts in be-
half Of the incorporation OF the town Of
Benwool before the Legislature some
years ago will be gratefully remembered
by its citizens when the time arrives.
His pudding friends" down there won't
forget him. o1s
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THE MURDEROUS Ak
WELDED WITH HORRIBLE EFFECT


Coal v ALLEY; FAYErrE COUNTY, W. Va.
September lO,-Again Aour county il
thrown into an excitement over cold
biooded murder, which happened in this
county yesterday, about eight miles from
sewell. A man by the name Of Smith
Olden struck and instantly killed Alex
Fincher with IN az. Z. The facts, as yout
correspondent learned them, are these
-Four or five men, the above being OF the
number, were going to chop wood near d
Mr.. Smalls. This fellow Olden began
teasing boy who was in company With
them, and finally. the boy picked up =
stone and struck 0lden with 1t and ran
away.5s Olden caught up two large stones
and threw them at the boy as he ran.
Fincher demonstrated with Olden about
throwing such large stones, ut boy, ard
said either otthem would have killed him
II they had hit him. Olden then flew into
. rage and said he would ''kill the boy or
kill anybody who would take up for him.
After some harsh words had passed be.
tween them over the matter, they arrived
at fence. Fincher threw his AK over the
fence and told Olden to do the same with
his and they would fight it out=fair: In
stead OF doing that Olden struck Fincher
with the blade Of This ak, cleaving his
breast open from the point OF the right
shoulder, down through both lungs and
through his heart, part OF the heart drop
ping out Of the gaping wound. Fincher
exclaimed, ooh, Lord!" and fell on his
face, dead, the ax still sticking in his body.
Olden jumped on the dead body with his
feet and began to kick it. The other men,
who were on the other side OF the fence,
Immediately climbed back, when O!den
fed for the woods, but was captured by
them and taken before justice who COM
mitted him TO jail to await the action OF
the Court. which begins at our court house
on the 10Th inst. & '9I
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TRAT WIS knowing man who received
IN. announcement, made at Benwood Sat.
uriay night, that Z. ". Wilson was "the
be,, friend OF the workingman," with the
remark, God help the poor working
man
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MESRs. WILSON and Caldwell said much
at Benwood Saturday night about the
amount OF wealth "locked up" in the
treasury. There is some little wealth
'locked up" in the West Virginia noun
tairs which Mr.. Wilson has not done con-
siderable to unlock.
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SKIN Run Down.

PrTTsBuReu, Pa, September 14:-This
evening a skiff on the Monongahela river
containing John Williams, colored, and
his three sons was run down BY the cxcur-
sion steamer Glenwood, killing the ?father
and seriously injurins the sons. siIi:f Al!
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4YNpy" WILSON and Little "Dad'
Caldwell make bad combination to turn
,oo.e on as inoiEensive town as Ben
wood. Benwood had the food last Feb
mary. This Is Benwood's tough year. Z
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+: Health Association are.tf,irI

ST. LOUIS, No, September Il me !. an. ID,
rnal meeting OF the Public Health Asso,cia-[,
ton will meet here October III, and q con. ~.
tinue four days. a very large attendance
is expected. The conference Of the Stutes
Boards of Health, ofwhich Hon. n Erastns
Brooks, Of New York, is President vii,
also meet here at the same time, The 10
cal committee is making suitable arrange
ments for entertainments. Railroads have
reduced the rates to delegates and their
frmilies to one and onethiriI farrs - -
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sept,ember 1a,-Thss. y r,

Tonosro, September 13.-The members
oithe British Association who took par.
in the excursion 10 the Rocky Mountains,
arrived safely at the summit Thursday
night. An address of welcome was pre-:
sented to the visitors at Calgary; in reply.
ing to which Sir Richard Temple exp press:
ed the aston;shment of the party at the
splendid resources Of the country and the
wonderful progress qiiM Development n