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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Hon. Frank Hurd.s Position.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


TOLEDO. October lin an interview
with an Associated Press correspondent
this afternoon Hon. Frank II. iIurd made
the following statement concerning the
congre, sional contest In the Tenth district /:
81 have taken steps to ascertain whether the
majority against me has been unfairly or cor
ruptlv obtained. II, as have been informed
is The ease, shalt learn that have been
defeated by the changing OF ballots. per-
version OF returns, purchase OF votes, and
'repeating.' | shall Immediately institute
proceedings for contest. However il the
majority proves TO be fair expression OF
the will OF the people Of the Tenth district,
would not take the seat II prOtTered by the
next Congress. do not expect for some
days to have the necessary information to
determine my action"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Goverporcisveiand Ar,cr tie Ovation.

fBy telegraph t0 TIE Dispsich.l
NEW YORK, October lit wa. l:3p
O'Clock this morning when Governor
Cleveland returned TO the Fifth-Ayenu,
Hotel from Brooklyn. lie al once retired
and srose this morning at . O'Clock. ne
breskiasted. and then received callers untlI
II o'clock. Chairman Barnum. SenltJr'
Jonas and German. Chairman Smith, OF the
State Democratic Committee delegation
from Virginia, and a party OF gentiem, "a
from Alabama, John 7. Agnew. John H.
Devlin, ex.Msyor Glnther. William -
Whitney. Hubert U. Thompson. boswell T.
Flower. ex.Mayor Grace, Joseph PnliiIer'
Congressman Dorsheimer, Samuel ID. bao,
cock. ID. Willis James, Senator Wallace, oi
Pennsylvania; Senator Pendleton, and NJ.
Glennan, OF the Virginia State Democratic
Committee, were among those who called
The Governor left for Albany at $3.50 th''
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
West yIr=tniu.
10y telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

10y telegraph TO The Dtspatch.l
WHEELING, W. Va. October l,.-As far
IS heard from. IS counties OF this Sta:e give
Democratic maiorities Of 1913; - coun-
ties give Republican maioritles OF Opt
leaving Democratic majority OF .sj6. with
counties TO hear from. which may in
crease the Democratic majority l,20O. The
Democratic plurality in 1880 was 10, 1856.
and their majority 3, 100 over She Republi-
cans and Greenbacsers. The total vote
will surpass any in the history Of the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
a Deadlock I'm France.


PARIS, october 1.-THE Cabinet are in
favor u the budget proposals OF NJ. Tirard.
Minister OF Finance. \ deadlock is thus
created between the Ministry and the
Budget Committee Of the Climber Of
Deputies. The report that VI. Tirard and
General Campenon, Minister OF War, will
resign. continues to gain currency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Gank Suspension Tn Mississippi.

TOY ItItkTdPH 10 Iilt DIsTI1V"'I
NEW ORLEANS, October IA speelll 10
the Times Democrat from Grenada. Miss,
says: This community was thrown into
state OF intense excitement by the failure
Of the clearinghouse OF y. c. Snyder x
Sons. Everybody had implicit confidence
in the solvency Of the bank. Ii now APP
pears that IL has been insolvent for more
than year, and that Colonel Snyder, on
his death-bed, insisted that his sons should
attempt to clear of the Indebtedness. They
agreed 10 make the attempt, but failed: A
meeting Of the creditors has been called.
An effort will be made TO secure an exten-
sion OF time. The lirm made no statement.
They were rated at from $4,000 TO Sio,-
cQn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
A weeks Busiuess Failures.

10y telegraph 20 ihe Dspatch'i
NEW YORK, October i7.--The business
failures throughout the country occurring
during the last week number for the United
States aud Territories 1872. and for Canada
2e-fotal. 2ls, against 200 last week. The
failures are numerous In Texas and IN the
south generally; as also In the Paciiic
states, but rather below the average In
other sections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Memorial services Omitted.

iDy cable u the Dispstch.l
PARIS. October 1.-THE usual mass in
commemoration OF the death OF Marie An
toinette executed october l6, 1888 at
Madeline church was yesterday omitted,
though il had been announced in the Roy
alist papers. 1t is reported that the SER
vice last year was not paid for, and that no
provision was made TO pay for it this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
TNCHBERg.
uese Of the fair-rhe Races a p.eu.,s,v
Success.
Especial Telegram to the D,spa,ch


Especial telegram to the DispatchI
LYNcBBURG, VA, October II. 1891
The last day Of the Fair Witnessed :, much
smaller attendance than Thursday. moi.
witbstanding The greater number of attr,c
tiona. Everything went OIL pleasantly ex-
cept the Baby SHOW" there being thirty.
two disappointed mothers and only one
pleased one. This was Mrs. James r.
shelton. whose fiftecn-months old girI.baby
won the prize.
TIE racing was The best Of the Fair. G..
W. Smiths Ethel !. won the half.mlle d,sh
fer special premium. Bradshaw's Brook.
Hill won the mile dash; Garth's Modoc SO.
cond. Fletcher's Henry Ward Beccher
won the $500 trottIns match; Ave heats
were uotted; Beecher waning two and
Kings Damon one, the third beng n dead
hest.
Miss Juliet Adams, Of tjis city. took the
first premium in the ladies' riGiDg-maIcb.
The Fair was great success, and Noted
the society handsome sum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Application for q Receiver.

FI'F WI FI'TII W t''' 1'''I''1E71''I
Sr. LOUIS, October l7.-An application
was made In court here this aftcrnO0a Tor
the appointment Of receiver for the Iiarri-
son Wile-W orks. II is believed that the
c0mpanT's liabilities will exceed its assets
hy sAnn. COO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

10y telegraph 10 the prspNcn.i

WAsBISGT0S, October lit Is now
stated that the President will not take any
sction In regard TO the Office OF Commits.
sioner Of Labor until after the meeting OF
Congress. Mr.. Jarratt was nominated BY
the President aud confirmed by the Senate,
but his commission IA withheld on account,
T. 10 understood, Of REMARKS made By him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
No Truce In the Passenger.aates War.

nv telegraph 90 TIC DI3patch.I
NEW YORK. October 1.-THE railroad
war IN passenger rates exhibits no signs OF
truce, aud ut the offices of the Baltimore and
Ohio and West-Shore roads first-cass tick
cts for Chicago con be bought at SIS; for
Buffalo, at 1865; and for Albany, at sl.JJ.
Ticket Scalpcrs are selling some tickets at
sl4, 80. and 81, respectively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
A GGRESSION.

In love, war, politics. and religion, aggression
usually wins. Faint heart neer won lady fair"
Is but the expression Of the sentiment Of success
attendant uron aggression. Wig ,rous and bold
strokes, and living in the enemys country, "a al
most the entire science Of war; The political party
that contents itself 70 rely upon the defensive can
never hope for success unless It be intrenched in
power. TIE religion that has ceased TO be agsres-
sIye is already on the road TO decline.
Asi love. war politics, religion, 80 in business.
The human. man may lament the necessity which
DEGREES that some shall succeed at the expense OF
other, but II Is none the less inevitable.
The aggressive Businessman deals largely In
printers Ink al the medium OF compelling atten-
ton his wares, aud therefore this method Is en-
ployed by
A. sAKs & co,
oNE.PRicE cLoTHIERs,
OPPOSITE rosr.osTIcE.
foe 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
The Amelia Protracted Meeting.

fCorrospondence OF the Richmond Dispaicb.J
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, October l.. 1891.
The meeting continues here with in
creased influence. TO last night there
were siXty-four conversions. All ages and
classes are being reached. AMELIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispsies.I
Dg1RoIr, October ia man arrested
here some days ago for swindling Ret. Dr.
Rexford. and who gave the name OF Thomas
Nav. turns out TO he Ex-Governor Moses.
~ Souib CaroIips. he having been identi-
lied by officers from Cambridge. Mass-
where be Il wanted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Another Bix cattle Fought.

w caDIe . Ne UIsptIcI.T
LONDON, October 1.-THE Foo Chow
correspondent OF the Times telegraphs that
another battle has been fought on the shore
Eear Tamsui. Three thousand Chinese
were killed. but the French loss was
frflno.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Rietou. student. I'm Moscow.

Moscow, October IA mob oil Uni-
versiIv students to-day smashed the VIE
dows OF the publication house OF the MOS
COW Gorstteer. one hundred rioters were
arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
The DisrnaI.suam? Fire.

T-TFVT1T
NORFOLK, VA, October Il. 1854.
The forest fires in the Dismal swamp have
nearly burnt out. j. a. Hal,tead. OF Ports
mouth. lost 200 cords OF cut wood yester-
day by fire near the canai-lDcks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Ruruets,a Ce~oa,uo

,oi,ens the hair when harsh and dry,
scotbes the irritated scalp; affords .ne
richest lusire; prevents tho hair from lal''
ing on; promotes ITS healthy, vigorous
growth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Death of an Irish Leader.

NV NtUIr 70 tIIr I7IspdlNTIsI
LONDON. October 17.--Mr. Alexander NJ.
Sullivan, the well-known Irish leader and
one Of the founders OF the Home-Rule move
ment. died at Dublin this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
fa~SECOND PREsBYTERlAN.-

Afternoon service In this church will be held at 4
Instead Of 3 O'Clock, rs hitherto until further no.
tee. DR.. HoGg will preach TOMORROW al III A.
VI. and i. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Cholera Notes.

ROVE, October l7.-During the pas.
iwenty.four hours there were GO fresh eases
OF cholera and y deaths at Naples, and !
fresh cases and deaths at Genoa.
During the past twcn'y-iour hours there
was a total Of 100 fresh cases OF cholera and
G2 deaths in Italy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. OCTOBER II, 1854.
ARRIvRD.
steamer wyaBoke. Hulphers, New York. nicr-
ehsndiss and passengers, u. W. Alien tos
agents.
Steamer Pioneer. Plat. Phiisdelphii. merchsa-
disc and tasssngcrs, }. W. McCsyriek, aren't,
schooner oernsiia Nevktrk, uuntT, Phiiadcf-
phia. coal; W. N. Curtis. agent
schooner severn. Miller, Baltimore, hghts 70
load iloa. for BIO de Jsneiro.
sAusD.
Steamer Arssi CHORD, Norfolk. Unitsj States
B.A4l. mershsndise. and passengers, J.. Is. Tatan,
ar<ut
schooner ID. n. ingrahsIs. Mullen. Pcrtlsnis via
Boston, manufactured aai zig Iron vessel, CARTS
schooner Gsoyse Neycsger. Merrill. Yew York,
empty cxrhoys VIA Guy Point 10 hnish loading
sig Iron for Somerset: vessel. curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Annie Ainsls, HcAncrrws. Jersey
Clty. silIo1d-tics: vessel. Curtis Il rarker.
PORT OF SSWPORr's NEWS, Ocr. IL. 1855.
iBy Telegraph
steamship Manhattan. stevens New fors' ana
sailed sos West Point.
aud sailed FOR West fsn,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. October 17.-Virginia 6's,
consohdqlcd. 81; paSt-due coupons, 49,
new iO-40'S. %. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
FROM ROME.
The Pope Sends Relief 20 Catan!a-Father
turci's Reclamation.
fBy cable to the Dispa,ch.I

TBN clDTc q Iht UIspdTcH'I
ROME, October 1T.-His Holiness the
Pore has sent $1,000 to Catania to be used
for the relief OF the sufferers from the re-
cent cyclone.
The Pope has presented his portrait.
with an autograph letter, to Father Curci
~ u mark OF favor. the recent recantation
by the great Jesuit Of his peculiar views
having been accepted as altogether satisflc-
tory. At the same time the Archbishop OF
Florence has invited Father Curci 10
preach thanksgiving sermon on the es-
cape OF that city from visitation OF
eLniora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

OUTER, BUTTER, BUTTER.
10 All lovers ONCE FRESH TABLE BUTTER:
pI'RE BUTTER soia on my stauds. Carry tke
largest roeh offtNE BurrER In The south.
Rsspectfnliy. GfOk.E ~ buk'n,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

yVHITEHURsr 4 OWEN, MANU-.
w rACruREns OF SASH. nLlNDs, DoonS
81 RD xISaHTe.-Oar Ssw Hetary. usssrpasssA
10 axraeeensat sld sQaips,eat bv any NE
eeantry, ID now 10 fall operation. ant ve are pre.
pared 70 exeease sr6>rs ~ erss-c'ass v"ve 49,
Ten pricsA " sa-Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHAN GE
RICHMOND, Va. October II, 1884.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WBEAT-White, lG4 bushels. Mixed.
$50 bushels. Red, 3.G0s bushels. Total,
1929 bushels.
CoRS.-White, 1866 bushels. Mixed,
500 bushels.
OATs.-GS bushels.
RYE.-i64 bushels.
CLOyER-SEID.-lS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 3. bushels fair At 90c.
Mixed, SOC bushels at So 10 92c. Red, l.290
bushels common to prime Longberry at 81
to 27c. 1893 bushels fair TO prime Short
berry at so to Ssc.
CONN., White. $50 bushels good to verv
good at G3 10 G5c. Mixed, 100 bushels
good st G2c.
OATs.-S bushels good spring at SIC.
RYE.--li2 bushels good at 90.
CLOyZR-sRED.-lS bushels on private
terms.
FLOUR.
We quote: Pine. S28s2.j0; supertine,
s225Gs3; extra, S40Si.2j; family, si.2S
ass; Patent family. country, Ss.258
1915. Market very dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
* PEANUT MARKET.

TNcDOIItu lot IIlr UIsViI'IIsI
NORFOLK. Va. October lT.-Best hand
picked. 6a6sc. per pound; second grade.
a.. per pound; farmers goods, 3a3te. pee
pound for old % aic for new. sales, II bags
old al Sic. Market steady.
The Norfolk Storage Company and wat
ters d Co.. cleaners, have arranged for COM
bination prices on hand.picked goods, aud
decline to give quotations. The above quo-
tallons sre Obtained from another source.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
~ AssOcisitd Pr~s.I
Real Name Of the Lgrched Murderer.

LACROSSE, WIS. October 1.-THE real
name OF the mar who wa. lynched last
night for the uuproyoked murder OF Dir.
+. A. Burton was Nathaniel Mitchell. lie
was employed az ryermsn during the
summer and ~ woodsmsn in the winter.
He was desperate character, and was adj
uict.d 10 the Use OF liquor. He had been
both in jail and the insane asylum. The
cause Of The murder OF Mr. Burton Is not
known. One theory is that he mlstoo&
him for another person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

PoRT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER IL, 1854.
ARRIyRD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE. october T.-Flour ua-
changed. Wheat firm; No. 2. Islc. cash.
October, and November. Corn dull and
weaker; rejected, AGE. Oats In fair de-
mand: No. .. 2sc., delivered; white. 29ta
soc. Provisions quiet. Mess pork. ei5.15
cash and October. Lard-Prime steam.
1925 cash and October. sweet-pickicd
ham. firm at llal2c. Hogs lower at st.ya
al 90
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
yIr,vs OIL. ulRscu An IMPORTER

,,.,,>. ,-,.rt@e.,t.N suot.tp Norr FOR Uf.,NT--
wiz "'""' '"''N 49,, .,.,, .,,,,,
C0MPALsON OF WAGES At HONE AND AHo''p'
-. ,r H. G,,,, If C;, ,,o,n
j. lllrSch. member ol 'bc irili oi E'h"Flh'
1Ir.ch & Co. manufacturer. or embroldrrics and Inn.
,,..'. .-h,s, e,.i,,,. g.. ,t - Gou sy,ft,crlaud
P"i' PTS "l ''''' ""''' - wy
and whose place of business III thl7 city Il
" Zoo ,,,.,,,,,,, ri.i,c
c1ccH'H '''.."' u"
and Logan himself and Tor urging wornemcn 10 60 the
~,.,. a.. .,il ,,, rrlr, ~ repotter:
S"iic' W @''" ''' ''''" W. 'l''
have lived ton years n The southern states and go
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
LIVE srocx u,aKgr-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO. Nov. -Ths DfJSs.s JJdra1 reports hsg.--
Rec.Ips ~ 800 neat shDncns nlo Ael market timer
Rough Packing ri oJast jO pac1Dgand Snl9pms VI s.
All Jj, Li,aL - jOGsi 10. SslJa =, " 1>i To-
Can,s-Receipts 5000 hslt sup i'1ts 2l0l hct. uer'
ket ana iOc. owen Export Grades 81 - d-b -;
Good 10 10 Shipping. - o4f ~ GOnllOn - Jchln.
- lOaS S5 -, Grass Texans. ~ 390r; 90.
krc.pts $500 shlpnenrs. 400 market weak:
Inferior - % - IS. u Cool. UOD
5 Choice 81 IS &si - Lambs head 81 %
81 -. Texas Sheep. W OO1s3 - -
LOUiS. Nov. l-Idtce-I.t, llyts. LOB shipments
i5O market steady, Exports 81 80 s815 GOD to Choco
Grass Satisss - 900 ~ 1j Grass Texans - o"S
~ =. ~
sh.eo-Reoeipfs . 500; shipment, 20; Connon - Ne,
dum 80 2jGs3 0O Fair - Choice 3 % ds4 10 Lambs - %
9s4 -; Texans. ~ 0hdf3 %.
yorSeis i1 "A o0 Packing ~ oJas4 13 Heavy ~ Ios
- 90 ,,..-,
BuPfAIo Nov l-Co.- -Recr'rs tc-tav 200 head total
tn ar 5.0JO head aie last wees peO
head, consigned through IL ears market oul amt "we
Good 10 Choice steers - 0s0 Uo StOekers ana teoes
SO dtI k5. -.
steepRecelps TODAY o0O Le,t etl for week tps lar
IL. 10 uue isst 900 heat eonsxn~
Though market dull 'a,N, MtllIm To oooi,
~ .5 asa rs. Canada Lambs. ~ 30 a g5 90.
Receipts To- hy l20J0heaL tOai for week thus s'
2cODJ head for time las Ell, .OpD heai sor
signed through ~ ears market fu AMI lower avy' az w.
CnOicc lorNeis ~ oO ~ 90 Butchers SaGts - ~ ~
Piss ~ Lods %.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

fields defeat. the Democrats would elect gentle sr
whom no ono eqnd c"ss I% honor Of General
Hancock. cannot say that regau "r' " ''''''N >"
"Y"u believe that the charges against Mr. Cleveland
are truer' ,.,,..u. O., ,ouv tho very
worst Of them, implicitly confesses their truth Very
likely his inmoraites are exaggera,eu; IL 'nJ mU,n
be strange If they were not But WIN une n%e
that ne liyes for their confrmau0ns 1t Is not srnse
To- me that many of them should he u%ne, rue
Ills letter Mrs Beechcr is one OF the an"aTs "l s"o
campaiel No other than impulslVe ana E'liciouS -
man as Mr. Bcecher could he imposed on ny alpilo3 a.
such mask of geles-ness Al tne S1ca,y and Mr
Bccchcr nsensible 10 the fact a. tie'ig Nr az
wey ES TGs 'T Mr. 'ne seprSeT % the letters
Mr. Blaine with of his own and do them more just
"what effect do you think the letters will have
As much as the charges had against GarieIu Wiz WIZ
come to examine the greet crimes thai nr nav
tion on the part OF the caumators Ad @ have fnay
been Obliged 10 retrlc the essential features of their a
cusaons. which virtually renders them woi1ntss woi,io
Tlcir only vaue 10 the Democrats lies IN the suppoStoh
that these assumptions will be accepted do h1t neI' M
that Garfield lost any votes by having ~ h Would
have been iibcd hy such sum when. If he were open
bribery, he might have become weauiA mai Iio h,e
same argument il applicable to Mt Balhe. ne s ni'
never been identified with those qnestonaDie n uTans
actions in Congress where it evident mat n3nSy
and influence we're brought hear. That with which ne
is charged relates only to his private business dhs
and he has never been SHOWN I" H''' ~
Another feature that occurs to is that of civil
Service reform. How the independents expect 10 rea
ize this In voting for Cleveland cannot IMAGINE Is
there any doubt that 10000 or 100000 officers womb De
turned ont 10 make room for new men ~ ease VI % I'm
cratic success And would that be Civil service reform
don't believe there viii be large vote lof ~ JONI
an prohibition strongly as any man. phI see Il
great difference in sacrificing my N0c now
and thus helping the election OF one Oh l tnc
poorest candidates by whom the Democratic parry Ias
ever been led COntrasted with the frank. manly pcng
Of Mr. Blaine he makes insignificant showing Ihcle
has been braggadocio III Mr. Baincs utteI!ncts' anu
from hs letter OF acceptance 10 his latest pecShe We
have a record whose parallel 1t would he di1'uI 10
find
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
HOU THE IRISH GREET THE DEMOCRATIC
EFFORT TO ROUSE RELIGIOUS An
TAGONISNS.
HOT SHOT FROM A HEAVY GUN.


The New- York Times and hdrpers Weekly
evidently failed in cosIiDg all tire fools and bgos out OF
the Republican party o.. the man who could sandwich
Catholcity between Rum and Rebellion III paying his
respects tc James O. Blaine.
Anti Cleveland IrishAnericsns, stand by the polls
election day Show your green badges.
Which do you want 10 defend, Irish voters-EDgland,
yonr natural enemy or America your friend
II will be worth one year Of Irish mans life TO read
the Lamentations OF the English press the defeat Of
Cleveland. That VIII show the British Government that
the Irish In America are they were In Ireland opposed
10 rule, her intolerance and tyranny. She exed us
America with vengeance and will reciprocsc the
favor % with vengeance.
Free Traders badc America farewell
And England shreked when Grover Cleveland fell.
West the British Minister telegraphcd his Govern.
ment at London 20 ahead with the execution Of Don
nel-that he had the assurance or the member Of Con-
aress who introduced the OD0nnei resolution that
piece OF political buncombe, Intended 10 deceive the
wild Irish"
Grace did not register because ho has vote
No alien can be Mayor Of New York.
The future Of the Irish In tle country will DO
pend largely upon their capabiity Of assuming indc
pendent attitude In American potc"- Bishop Ireland
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
GARIIELDS CHUECH IN THIS CAMPAIGN
HoH HE CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES WILL voTE-VIEws
OF THE REV. b. H. TYLER.
A small. brisk man with a snowy head Of hair

and bright dark eyes H. the Rev b. e. Tyler OF the Chris
tian Church OF the Disciples In West FiftysiXthst
OF the Oldest congregations of NewYork and the only
ole OF it's in the city. II is Of this denom
nation that President Garfield was a minister and
teacher before he entered his public career In the
Eastern States its membership is not large but through
the south ana 1t numbers 100000. Nj. Tyler
came New York year from Louisville where for
many years he pasOr Of the church that extended
10 Garfield q call az the close tea war
"Not all OF our people are Republicans" said Mr..
TYLER the other day. In the South We have many
Democrats among and those whom have net have
found 10 be among the fairest minded and the best OF
men They are the people who are 10 build up the New
sou,h-encrgetlc, enterprsing and Christian In the
North we are largely Republicans, though we nave
epruklng OF the other party, and as Church we nave
little 70 do with politics. But there is one thing can
tell you; our Democratic members OF the
souh, some Of whom Union men and
others Confederates during the war, are none
Of them who believe In carrying into the canvass
such abusive personal spirit that manifested In mo
charges against Mr.. Blaine The spOtlcss morality OF the
Independents hnd little sympathy among Kentucky
Democrats, who To make capital OF mans home
life. Henry Watterson OF The Courier journal repre-
eents this spirit lie not "A member OF my church,
though MTs. WattCrsOn lie would not have any
thing do with those personal assaults Garfield and
his position has not been less pronounced respecting the
malignant stories Of MI Blaine. Many Northern Demo-
cratic editors might copy his example with benefit"
You will then support the Republican canddatesr'
"Of certainty. am for Blaine and Logan and am
ypore in the result than when Garfield whose
:ife appcaed 10 % br0tirr iulDstsT was candE
aste. felt then that even Ia the event OF Gar