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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO,
Armed Rebels Fill tho Capital of Susso
Leon.

Armed Rebels Fill the Capital OF susso
Leon.
MoSTEEEY, November 2S-The State
Legislature adjourned Wednesday. One
Of its last aca was TO gige The Governor
extraordinary powers and 10 direct him to
maintain the State Government at sll hsz-
ards. Governor Garcia vent to tie City Of
Mexico two weeks age TO confer with the
Federal authorities. Acting Governor
SepulvedA left The city Thursday, and is
now at Villa Garcia, a ,own on the Mexican
National Rail Esy twenty niles scat Of the
city,
In the meantime the city Is being GIled
with reyolutionis:s and several large bands
of armed men will arrive within the NEXT
4S hours from interior towns. Unless the
Safe Government asserts itself speedily
and energetically it will be lost. The rev.
olutionists are well armed sLd ready to
6eht. II is generally believed they viii
succeed in oyerthrosins the State author.
ities OF Nuevo Leon unless the Federal
Government comes to their assistance.
JoIsED BY TIE ISrnxs.
BUsrAxEsrE, MExTco. November 49,
A large band oi Is,oluionias passed
through the city Thur5s5. going to Mon
terey. They ve5e Joined here BY the 10
disnz, Who attacked this place some weeks
ago. Last night the bells ys,s ringing
and people cheering aRsr lks good nesl
received from TIE city Of Mexico. Ths
Mayor hss recsiyed dispstchfs stating thsi
the Federal Government viii place q suffi
cisnt number Of troops at the disposal o
the Governor to enable him 70 pu, DOM
the rebellion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
WANT 4 NAIL MILL.

The Inducsment Held Out by GAliipolis
to the Strikers.
Qlite stir has been occasionsd among
the striking nailers Of Pittsburg by the re-
ceips Of letter Offering splendid induce
ments to them for the location of their pro,
posed cooperative nail factory. The COM
munication was from the Mayor Of that
thriving little village OF Gallipo!is, o., and
the statement was made that the writer
had been authorized by E. Betz, Coun-
Gilman OF the town, to offer the nailers an
advantageous site of four acres and S2j,-
600 in money if they would locate their
nail factory there. His Honor spoke Of
the many natural and other advantages OF
GallipolIs, of its river and railroad inter-
ests, and expressed the hope THAT the offer
would be carefully considered. In conclu.
sion he dwelt upon, in fscetious manner,
what he claimed was the best inducement
possible" that the little town was high
and dry" during the food Of two years
ago.
The letter was handed over TO Messrs.
Baldwin & Stevens, who are actively en-
gagged in the foundation OF the new COM
pany. It'll said they propose carrying out
their intentions at once. They are we'll
pleased with the proffer, and there seems
to be 10 doubt that it will be accepted. 1t
is, intended that the company shall have q
capital stock Of $4,000, to be divided in.
to shares ofSl00. Nearly all of the sub
scribers will pay in portion of the amount
due, and then give up half Of their salary
until the claim is paid off The Bellare
Company was formed on this plan, and is
now in successful operation. The commit.
tee having charge of the project had pre-
viously been prospecting for the purchase
Of o ssnail plant at or near Pittsburg, but
without success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
A WOOD COUNTY SCANDAL.
A Young Lady Accused OF Incendiarism =
A Tale of Love and Jealousy.
cns.,,I n A.

A Young Lady Accused OF ncendiarism -
Tale of Love and Jealousy.
Special 10 ne Saaiay Rtsizr.
PARkERsBURG, November 2s.-Consts.
bic ]. n. Winaus to-day arrested and
brought in Miss Anna Maria Archer, pre-
possessing youDg bsunnssie Of twenty cum
mers, on The grave charge OF burning the
school house in District No. 2 cn Laurel
Fork. Of Worthington creek, this county
She was srraignsd before Justice Thomas
P. Butcher and waived examination, and
gave bond Of $500 to answer the indict.
mept. This will be one Of the most sensa.
tioDal trials heard in Wood county for
many day. Love and jealousy are oil
combined, and the details will afford food
for gossip. That neighborhooi is ell torn
up over the affair, and family teuds are en-.
gendered which may last for years to come
The scandal duplicates some Of tie best
families of Wood county.
Briefly told the story as alleged runs
thus: A year or two ago the accused, Miss
Archer, was wooed by one James Richard
son, Of that vicinity, and the couple were
on the highway to matrimony with pleas.
ant sailing, when a fair rival Of the Archer
girl appeared upon the scene in the per
son OF q handsome ard bewitching young
school msrm Of eighteen years, named
Lottie j. Mann. II seems that Richardson
fell victim to the new oharmer and de.
serted his old fame. BE received several
anonymous letters, the contents Of which
are unit for publication.
Richardson charges the authorship 10
Miss Archer and Mrs. Isabella jackson,
who were arrested On that charge but the
evidence against them did not warrant
further prosecution and they were discbarg.
ed. The anonymous letters in question,
which were gross attacks upon the charac.
ter Of the young school msrm, Miss Lottie
J. Mann. of Kanswha statation, continued
10 reach Richardson, who seemed devoted.
Iy attached to the new charmsr in spite Of
The malicious accusations brought against
her fair name by the unknown scandal
iend. Matters went this way until about
4 month when the school house where the
successful rival pursued her avocation was
destroyed by incendisry fire. Suspicion
seemed to point toward Miss Archer, and
the was arrested as noted, but the young
ady does not look like q FIRE bug, and
,laims that she will be able to ease The sp.
parent foul stain from her character BY
proving her innocence Of the grave
,harge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
A CURIOUS ERROR.
Al Apparent Mad Man Creates Disturb
Anca.s

An Apparent Mad Man Creates Disturb.
ance.,
Yesterday afternoon about 4 O'Clock
man was seen rushing Esdly Up Market
street, near the postoffce. Every few min
utes he would exclain, 81 must get there;
must get there" He had a wild appear
ance about him, and anxiety wes pictured
upon his eountenenes. When he reached
the REGIsrER Office quite crowd was fol-
lowing him, and a couple Of by-standers
seized upon the unfortunate man, thinking
he was mad. In few minutes tremen-
dous crowd was attracted by the spectacle,
while the captive was still exclsiming. u
must get there; l must get there" Pres
emily q policeman sppssred upon the
scene, and after the orogaa L.a !::.:. 5een ois-
persed, it was learned that the man wss
perfectly sane and had heSsd ef franks
four dollar psntaloons and seventeen dol.
lar overeosts, made to order. and was
anxious ITO get there before they were all
sold. he succeeded at ergth and secured
. hsrgsin,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
Important Meeting To-Day.

The feeder naile!s aud all persona now
engaged in working at the nail mills Of
this city, Martins Ferry and Benwood, are
called to meet in McLsin's hall at half:
past two o'clock this afternoon, for the
purpose Of considering the advisability Of
forming National Association similar to
the organization known as the United
Nailers, Rollers and Heaters. For some
time past the working nail makers Of this
city and vicinity have been corresponding
with their fellow workmen Of Ashland,
Ironton and elsewhere, with view to car
rying ont this idea, and il the project Is
decided in the affirmative it is probable O
delegate convention will be called to mset
here at once.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
DOWN A SHAFT.
-Four Asn Have a Terrible Fail OF $50
Feet

-Four nsn Have a Terrible Fail OF $50
Feet
MERRITs CORNES, n. Y, November 2S
"A terrible accident occurred here early
this morAing. While q number Of work.
men we're descending & shaft Of the new
aqnedGcs the guard slide caught when but
8 short distance from The tcp, throwing out
one Of the occupants Of the car named Jno.
Edwards. In his tall Edwards struck against
o bucket which was coming up the shaft
containing several workmen. The con-
cussioR threw James Burke, Michael Doyle
and sn Italian name unkuoSn) from the
car, and they with EdWsrds, fell to the bot
tom Of the shaft, distance of l60 feet
EiNsrds, Burke and Doyle we're instantly
killed. aud the Italian sustained injuries
that gill probably prove fatal His skull
is fractured BaFke leaves q wife aud
ehili DH3le Vas also a married man aud
leaves Tiis and child in ssme part of
Pennsylvania.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
A Gas Well Explodes,
SpscidI b tks SaHGsy Rsqis.sr.

WELLsBURG, November 28.-0Le of the
Wsllsburg Gas Companys wells, known as
the Barclay No. 3. exploded this evening.
A short distance doRn a vein Of gas was
struck and as it rushed up it took fire in
the derrick, burning down the structure
and damaging the machinery. One Of
the men, James Buty, vas painfully but
not seriously burned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
At THE CAPITAL,
, Uorsion Fraud Tracked Down
ard Arrested
=, Vast virainia- appointments
Gossip.
usst yirQinians at Washington -
Camden's Next Move.
S.ssgDM. SRday Register.

,.s-l 10 fls S42idg htgt'ief'
,.,.u,<s-oy. November 28.-Chas. ".
m, of FarmOut, was today appointed
s...,I clerk on the Wheeling and Graf
- division in place Of Clerk Wsddel'
,,.f.r-s5 Mr. Walker has up to this
3..s been clerk in Collector NeGrS"' $
once. 81. ,u bss
,,sr in town 10, Gay or 50 and LETT for
gnesliuz tonight. ,
S.,,,o, Camden and family arrived
,gu New York tc-isy.
F,,,k Psrks o: Monroe county, who hs'
,,0,;ptsd TO a 81, 200 position in the
s,r.,,I Land Ofce, will not assume the
.~;.s # Ii. Office until the 18th Of De-
.=uss;
APESSIUS F&ACD.
.-.n,7 ,Ee.a' avs that for the past
--,.,.ss T. usE ealing himself DR.. Jones
- .-arslrny ia Wes; Virginia, Penn
--I,s,is anil Oa.o. representing brmseLf as
so.ci,g Ersujrer o! the Pension Office
.....sl - make a personal examination
-f.n 7arsto.s-s 10 ascertain whether they
.., ,,;,l s,.,,.ei u paos,on. l., is alleged
,gs. be void Learn the address Of
-.-.;,rs,, aud I'll On them,
-. thsu 10 exhibit their
r..,5. sad c9ufdenua.lg tell them
,.s. .as7 we've TO lorgeS entitled to pen
gor al be voe'd recommend to the Pen
s,sO&,s to dep their name from the
.,g S fore leaving he would tel his VIC
fnstts. 57 yay,-s him a certain sum he
z,9i make a ay3-a5,e report so that the
.,,..5p uoalI ,oogiuue. So PLAUSIBLE
s,.,ss D5c.o. la b,s representations that
,-:1pd many vii,jng to pay him, aud he
.ss,sI sr.ce u.-ya-s Tne matter Sasretsr,
-i,, s7s..s, ex4~. .aar R2oue Of the Pen
..-,0#.a ELl slcceaiei alter ten days
~. i, ros,uag aud arresting DR.. Jones,
=, r.l,ot ganc2. q secluded spot in the
-.rass, mountains Cl West Virginia,
- t- wa s.4.ag having heard that
'-..r. .4,s ..--- MA Mr. Roome pro-
49, u.,a his v-:s5aaI 70 Charleston,
Wa. za-.s aa asd hearing before
-.i.s5 S,,.,s C,u.aisstoac7 Dubois, who
,.8.7s D,cc. ip 500 oad 10 await The
...sor .t t.s --a.a -7.
NJ. E.,>1n was u Ex-GnvernOr
Ion D.. ~ T.r...ia. who has been
.,.'ing t-r ,s-.v Mrs Fracker. in this
80 n, ssg.-s, Gs9s LETT Tor her home in
p,,.a-.,-r-, l.,s. evening"
Mss ESGr.- t'." Sr.t, 'uE 4tei o. 'he
h,e Hon @'.s1 A,.' I.lls ". .'..' v.s s'S,s5
i's S0o'as' ".'T''. , '' ~. > q y sWbs.t W.,
70 -3''. .. --' --,',' 49, ''' " "
aSl- ,'. .,4.,,-.,. -, contain.
4ia! aH' ..''-.. s'.''SSa - 80 80
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
WALLACE SENTENCED,
The Abduetor Of Miss MI. .sis Kaight GssS
Three Tears.

! he Abduetor Of MIss MI. isle Kaight CssS
Three fears.
10 Par, One o. ,hs Circuit Court, yea.
terdsy, Gsosge 8. Wallace, convicted st
the last tsrn Tor sbductins Mics Minnie
E. knight, On August 3oth, last. came up
On mo.ios Of the defense fer new trial
The motion wa overruled, and ths Court
sentenced the prieoner 10 three years cor.
Gneuent 10 the peniten6ary.
10 Part Two, no business OF importsncs
vas transacted.
On Monday. IN Part TSo, tie case Of
Andrss &ertz, indicted for grand larceny
viii be put On trial.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

Sraightsnad in few moments With but
little pain, By DR. Slocuin, No. lll6 Mar
ke. street. The doctor uses the new rem
edy Cocaine in all operations on the eYe,
which renders them almost painless. o.
fee hours from 9. m. to II N and ! to
8 ?. m, slndsys ! to p. m,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
HORsFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Beware of Limitations.

InitsfioOs and sounteffeits have again
appeared. Be snre that the word "HoRs-
FORD S is on The wrapper. None are gen.
uias 9i,hcpt il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
CITY HALL NOTES.

The telephone in Capt. Smiths office
was moved into the basement, yesterday,
in the room set apTl fer Ofi:er Junkins
and adjoining the lookup. The officer will
hereafter make this room their hes6qusr-
ters, the upstairs room being used exclu-
sively by the Caiei,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
wellsburG Mates.
sr a NJ,

WELLsBURG, November 2S.-T,sis
among or merchants coptiruss COOL.
Episcopal services viii be held In Che
Court House tomorrow.
Tee mite society aI the lesidsnce Of
Mrs. C. Sreidel last e-sniny Was we'll a.
tended and . very pleasant ilsocial time W.
eDjoTsd.
Msssrs. G. W. CaldzsA sad J. G. Pal
mer, prominent attorneys, we're in Wnse,
ing today.
Muses. Mary aud Lacy Brown. Of WAel
ing, are visiting in Wellskurg.
Prot. Wooler aud vile, oi Bethany. ver;
J u Wheeling today.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

Messrs. Farrell and Haler, of the Com
mittee on Cemeteries. met last evening,
with City Solicitor 0'keefe, butthere not
being q quorum no business was trans.
acted. The business before the committee
was the suit for damages brought BY ]. ".
&syzs assiust the city, fo, running o
fence across bis 10; in the Peninsula Gem
etsry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
EAilad to AErae.

A conference committee OF coal opera.
tors and miners met at the Office OF Kssley
4 Brooks, last evening, for the purpose of
talking over the situation and endeavoring
to come to come agreement. The operators
made two propositions to the men, both Of
which were rejected. The first was to pay
as much or Q little more than the rate at
Short Creek, Wellsburg, Wegee or Mounds
vile, and the second was for a settlement
of the matter by arbitration. each side TO
select o man, the two thus chosen to choose
a third, and argument to be had before the
three by one man from each side Of the
trouble.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

lady in waiting" to his royal motherin-
law, an experience frsught doubtless with
the same euviabls quistude now being en-
joyed BY his kiDgly relative in the passes of
the Balkan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

WALTER SHEprARD has opened cosj
mine about cas and half miles above The
Top mill, whore bs has struck yefy hne
vein Of coal This win b . great eon,en-
iescs to teamaers in ihAf region, % they
oaa get Accommodated without Ssahrg ths
long diaances which tbfy hare teen sse.s-
tomsi. Mr.. Sheppa,d's genial, .bo'e-
souled manner viii so doubt gais hin .
hxgs pstro7sGa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
lNrsoHsvsxrs on TIE cApIroL


are being rapidly pushed forward. The
terrace of the Senate wing is nearing COM
pletion, while that on the House side is
we'll under way. When the grand stair
way, which is the next work in view, is
completed, that appearance of topheavi'
ness which has hitherto been given oy the
Immense height Of the dome, will be en-
tirely obyisted, and the nation will possess
es capitol one of the mos magnificent
monuments Of architecture in the world
The plan has already been seriously con-
sidsrsd, of enclosing the central and fire
proof building in marble, which will add
the one touch to render it5 perfection q
unit.
Within, all is life and animation, car
pets, desks and sll the parsphanalia for
the winter campaign are being put IN
place. While Pennsylvania avenue and
The hotel lobbies have begun to assume the
animated appearance of congressional sea-
son.
Although the Presidents order in regard
to receiving visitors has had the effect OF
delaying the arrival of that throng which
asually preeedes Congress, and renders
the Thanksgiving period season Of pecu-
fsr enjoyment to hotel and boarding house
keepers.
The general price OfroOms and furnish,
ed houses has greatly advanced, owing to
the anticipated rush, which win occur i'm
meiistely after the first of January, q
great many Soatherners intending to stop
over in Richmond for Governor Fitz Lee 8
inauguration and ball, which will be The
most brilliant political aud social event
celebrated in the old dominion since an,e-
bellum days.
The number of Southa-ners already IN
Washington is, however, very large. Many
have rented private residences I rmerly
occupied by foreign ministers and high Of
6cisls, snd will entertain largely.
The far Wesf, particularly California,
Oregon and Washington Territory, will be
represented socially as never before.
One large ball anticipated already with
grest pieaours. and TO occur Immediately
after the holidays, 5;ll be in the style Of .
hucdred wears sgo-dresses, Euslc, and
even he sappsr table to be arranged IN
keeping s;th that period, while the
Osyotte and rVGss; gin Be the dances o.
the evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
Police f,teksps.

In Police Couri, yesterday morning,
Dave Scribe, James Thonpson and Tbos.
Gaze, vsarspt got S3 and costs each. Clara
Morris and Vipa Laushin. for ssseet walk
ing. got IS snd eests each. John 0Dop-
nell. drunk, 81.
0aicer Carney run In Thomas Pyles last
night for being drank on tbs street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
Crossed or Crooked Eros

There was big rush Of taxpayers yea.
terdsy afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

Wall brackets hsVe bssn put up in the
FIRST Branch chamber.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
THE WAR OVER
| For the Present at Lss.-Aa Armistice
| Signed BIZ Both sides.

signed By Both sides.
LOSDos, No7emb:r "a dispatch
from Belgrade says that an ArEistiss be-
tween Servia end IilgAris was concluded
at $50 this Afternoon.
The cessation Of hostiities was brought
about by the Efforts Of Count Von KIeven-
huler-Mesch The Auitro Hungarian Envoy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

City Clerk Bowers received q handsome
easy chair yesterday. It's relic Of the
Stats government but has been "reiuvipa.
ted" until as good IS new,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

The Water Board will not be ready TO
transact business in their new rooms for
several days. The carpenters were busy
yesterday fitting up counters and deEEs,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

The shooting at the residence Of James
Coulson, the Jefferson heater Yesterday
morning, is the main subjectsof converse
ton at steubenville, and opinion is divided
as to the object of the attack. Coulson
claims that he knows the perpetrators OF
the outrage, and that they were all mill
men, there being at least three nsilers
amongst the number. On the other hand
the nailers claim that if he knew the par
ties he would have had them arrested or
at least would have given out their names.
They also state that it is their intention 10
hunt the rascals down, and if it should be
proven that nailsrs were in the party, they
will turn them out of the Association.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

TIE many friends Of 4r. Joha q. Nc
Fan viii regret to hear he is qai.e i'll st
bis home il Fulton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

F,,r.,...@ ,,s .'.''7@ea, Las been created By The
/: .'..'4 'aiiress 6 Rouusnis while
f. % r,',.,' "a. ,Ls'Shaors ara doing their
!, .... ,s'' s''a o'a-; ,3 pieces Linz
la5l3 =. ''i.s o. gas Russian troopS
h. sF ~ Is-52 Be i-sED in-o the - :,
pkav5.@,:A-..e eoansu. Is necessary upop
|p'1'' ,, go. :: course Of se,ioa b7 e kino.
Z; sS:sS S,'','aE nag Ct a throne and 5 ten acre
Aa3.4 :, a''e' should the ca.sstroDbe he
s1 s95{s \ {5;Al'}',e aad the ground prove I'VE
b Il .-:;So ySo1.i mos, probably be car.
faa sa.ii,.I' i.-..'s'y ca the heels Of the Rus.
s ',''aT minister St tS, 'CaI Cao,t ,GS If Ssi' 81
s.s d ,,';.i.':s : aL's Russell, OF Boston. a
p lss Sees S..:' from ass psR on SServi,
,sal i,.s.-Acs ss.s!Acs has created 8 wide
aea .Ss S,,y: - =, II behalf Of the eouutr,
see. y a4,y s.d, hss husband 10 ran
MALI o.ze .,.. snglisb sympathy womb
Hacs llsSsaCr,sS''- sC,S' u BulgaIiau ialeresfs
Il .S,eA5esE L. p Of Balssria, nocssnl;, nj,
s:ut6e, =, s''5Se Of Ba,tenbeTg, 5eip, /,
A,sly p,..;-s ~ a;isszAHds: Of Batsenberg
OaJ1 occrs; oa,5led tAs Princess Bss,ricss :
-''a the POSITION Of extr,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29

The Tax Collectors Office should besup-
pliei With telephone.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
Extraordinary aud Minister Pienipoten
tisry at Belgrade.

WHY THE ARNIsTlCE WAS SIGNED.
LONDON, November 2s.-Advices from
Sofia state that armistiee between Bul.
gelis and Servia was only concluded after
the Austro- Hungarian Minister to Ssrvia
had notified Prince Alexander that If the
Bulgarian advanced another Kilometer,
Austrian troops would cross the frontier
and fight the Bulgarians. The minister
added that the capture of Prot had saved
Prince Alexanders military honor and ss.
sured his reputation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-29
eLADsroXE's ADMISSION.

Mr.Glsdalone in private conversation cd.
mits his willingness to enter the next Par
lament as the leader o. his PsEty out be
insimates that b vii do this merely for
the purpose Of helping to place it on Its
feet as the party Of the opposition
and declare that it is ia desire
to retire from psbhc life during
the session after completing this task. So
far as his expressed preference goes II
would appear that the ex-Preuier wishes
Lord hartington to succeed to the !saier.
ship. Both the liberal yseicsi newspapers
combined III upSsaIdinG Mr., CbaubsFiaiu
for the rsgult.