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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
SAVED FROM LYNcHERS.
A Prisoner Eecurely Jailed After Some
Exciting Experiences.


Exciting Experiences.
TERRE aAUTE, IND October 27.-John
Henaings, who shot and killed Mrs. Lottie
Yolmer at Rockville, Saturday night, be-
cause she would not marry him, was
brought here last night to keep him from
being lynched. Afer he shot Mrs. Volmer
he hid in field. There he was found by
an excited crowd, and only reached the
Jail after much opposition.
Monday evening several wagon loads of
men came into town from the south and
west. As soon as il was dark squads Of
men could be seen dsrting through alleys,
gathering on corners, and in several in
stances cleaning revolvers. A secret meet
ing was held, and the unanimous determ.
ination was expressed to batter down the
walls of the jail. Through some unknown
means Sheriff Musser received the infor.
nation of the intended movement, and q
strong force of extra guards was assigned
to duty at The Jail.
At 1890 o'clock yesterday morning
Hennings was driven to Brazil, the inten-
ton to bring him here being thwarted by
the information that the party would be in.
tercepted on the road. All day Park conn
ty men arrived in Brazil, and the sheriff Of
Clay county became alarmed, ss his jsil
was not strong. He secretly arranged
with the Vandslia railroad officials. and
the evening train was stopped outside Of
town and the sheriff and his prisoner
boarded the baggage cor. At 7:30
clock last night Henniugs, nearer dead
than alive, was landed in our Jail, He
pleads that he was drunk when he shot the
woman. he says that be is willing to
hang for 1t. While being taken from Bra
Ril& 'shot was ared'from the carriage in
tended 10 check the crowd in it's pursuit.
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Tma ron LIFE.

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power took dawn Gra1's repeat.
inr Ser rife, placed the
mnas "a Grav's brsask and
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= singular Duel.

DryXIsox. Tx, Octebcr IA man
from the Indian Territory says that on Fri
dny as an Indian policeman named Brown
and another man, name unknown, were
drinking in a restaurant, Brown tipped
over his companions glass saying ne had
drank enough. A quarrel ensued and
knives we're drawn, but friends separated
the men. Itwss then arranged that q due
should take place in the following sisgu al
manner: One Of the nep vsGt out at the
back door ard the other OF the treGt, They
ran around the house, met and began ar
ing. They continued firing until brown
was killed and the other so badly wounded
that be died shortly after.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
Teemer Doss soma Talking.

PTTsBURG, October 27.-John Teemer,
the champion osrsmsn, arrived at his home
in McHeesport this evening and was ten
dered reception BY over three thousand
people at the Palace rink. An address Of
welcome was made BY Rev. Schoze, and in
response (. a Hays made few fitting
remarks. Teemer looked well and
was in good spirits In
sn interview he said that he could beat
HsnlAn again il necessary, that the race
was square one and that the accidental
turning Of the buoy had no effect on the
reeult Teemer !drther said that the next
man be desired 70 meet vas Beach. and
that he had every confidence in bis ability
to oqtrov the AuttFAllan.
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MifRn Org and wife and their danghtel
Mrs.. Charles Giibrsith, has returned b
thar home in Smith6eld.
The school boys beat the .'outsidens q
oe.ban yesterday by . score Of to Q.
The Martins Ferry Jewelry Store ha
been moved into its nev room on Hanove
street, IN the Commercial block
George 0liyer Povell, ct Mt Pleasant
lost . box OF clothing of the h.cs betseeI
MARTINS Ferry ana the hrsf toll gate yea
tsrday. .l,,.,s
Ihe Wonaens Union Benevolent 20
clsty met at Mrs. BEN. kxiey Z yesterda,
AFTERNOON and elected the following ohcefs
President Mrs. George Chesseil; VIC
President. Mrs Benz. Exley;, Secretary
Mis. Albert Sink. = J
W. ID. Cochran, OF Grandyiev, o. ! is tn
guest OF James Il. Drenen:
The autumn school Of science, htera
ture and music. at the First M. (, Church
10 meeting with favor. The most thought
fui people OF our city, as well as the rein
ed and cnitured. are taking In this feast q
Tree lectures and instrumental and vocA
masic. Following the magnificent and schol
arly lectures on Evolation'b By Rev. Rider
Monday night tnothsr lee ure Of au en-
tirelY different character. bur none The lesI
isteFesting, was delivered lat night By ths
Rev. g IL Binkl4y, a. n. q Eaxneaville
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uEt68&Me( WIN tE0 GuCr0Y01~C< u Mx|I
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THROUGH TIE STATE.
Items of Interest From Interior Ell.
changes.

Items of Interest From Interior EI.
changes.
Hon. Henry S. Walker hGs been sp
pointed attorney for this State for the
Long Telephone and Telegraph Company
and the Averell Insulating Conduit Com
psny, Of Washington. D. G.
The total tonnage Of coal carried by the
"hesspesks and Ohio from January lsf
1885, up to September lst, was 334, 20!
tore, an increase over the same period in
1884 Of 2l5, ,203 tons.
The only punishment inflicted on VIM
Jones, Of Charleston, for shooting and re.
verely woundiDg Lewis Kelley, Of the rami
place, was fine of sl9. imposed BY ID,
Mayor.
R. G. Dickinson and Geo F. DonelIa, o.
Cabell county, and J. A. Vsndale, o
Roane county, have been appointed Notariei
Public by the Governor.
The State Grange Of West Virgini. Pat
rons Of Husbandry will meet at Ravens
wood, jackson county, next Wednesday
the 2Sth instant
Governor Wilson has appointed Capt
John W. Smith, Of Maiden, as engineer q
the Capitol building, and Owen Cart a
watchman.
The first fair ever given By the coloreG
people in this State was opened at Charles
ton Tuesday last, With fairly good at
tendance
In one night last week over one thou
sand eels were caught in O fsbpot at Har
per's Ferry, in the Potomac river.
The Clipper says that the tobacco croy
Of Lincoln will bring 500, 900 into thai
county.
Hcense to cell liquor has not beer
granted in Richie coanty since 1852.
The spelling bee" is raging ct Wsyns
C. q.
Romnsy has 9 juvenile female base bal
club.
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A Fight ON the Tapis.
C,,s,.,,fT N III PsrfefsT

PARkERsBrRG, W. Va, October 81
Articles were signed here tonight for a
prize fight between James LAWN of Par
kersburg. and Billy Jones, of PennsylVs
MIA, time two weeks from today. Fight
to be Marquis of QleeBsbury rules to q
finish: to be fought outside Of West Vir'
ginia, near Parkersburg Forfeit OF TWEEN
ty,fve dollars in the hands Of Joseph Wsg-
ner OF Parkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
Iha Z, %, 10, w.

CLEVELAND, October 2g.-Eightv lodges,
representing the States Of Ohio. PsnnsyI
vanis, New York, Michigan and West VIr-
ginia, net here to-day to celebrate the
seventeenth aDaiEefssry OF The orgsnizs-
tion of the Ancient Crder Of United Work
men. The Mayor welcomed thea
Speeches we're made and parade given
and rbe dsy closed BY 9 banquet, concert
and ball
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
NJ. Grant GrinYed

PHILADELPHIA, October 27.-The widow
of Gen. Grant has been greatly grleyed
and panied By the public discussion OF the
domestic shairs Of her daughter, Mrs
Nellie Ssrtoris
The Public Ledger is Authorized to say
that all reports to the effect that Mrs
Sartoris has applied, or contenplates sp
plying, for q divorce, or separation from
her husband, arc entirely without founda
tion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
AnAnswer Wapted.

Can any one bring Us case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Elr:tric Bihers
viii not speedily cuFei We say they can
not a. thousands Of cases already peFmA-
nently cured snd who are daily recomnend-
ing Electric Ritteys, viii prove. Brighfs
Disease, Diabetes Weak Back, Or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood. regulate the boRela. and
act Directly on the diseased parts Every
bottle kquarAntssd For sale as 30 cents
bostls b Logan 3 Co.
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DepsW,s Story Corroborated.

CINCINNATI, October 27-Judge James
B. Swing wrote letter on March "a, last
to the Clermont Courier Batavia, o. il
regard to statements which have beer
made from time to time about politics'
and personal relations which existed be
tween Presiden: johnson and Gen. Grant
The CQurier's publication haG been repro
duced and in substance practically
agrees in all material p3iuts with
the statements in tie letter O
Depew. The facts were given 10 Mr.
Swing and to bis father, Judge Philip B
Swing, of the L. s. Court. by Gen. Grant
who was q personal friend Of the family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
Instantly Killed.

GRAFTON, W. Va, October 2T.-Wm.
Cornwell, of near Bridgeport HARRISON
coauty was struck BY train No. 2, at Irde
pendeucs this morning, and instantly
killed. He was Gbout City years old and
leaves a wife and FIVE or six children. he
was formerly q freight conductor on the
Parkersburg branch of the B. 4 o.
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Dropped Dead.

SrEUBESymLE, o, October 27.-This
evening about 8 o'clock Martin Little, an
employe on the Panhandle road, while
walking down Market street staggered and
fell to the pavement. Before assistance
arrived be was dead he came from Con-
necticut to this city. he was a single
nsp and his sge Was IS years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
No sunday Theatres.

CncISSkzI, October 27.-The La~ and
Order Lesgue Of this city has begun IN
effort 70 compel theatres 10 close peffof.
mancts on Sunday. They sent notices
TO this effect last week, but
the theatre were all open On Sunday.
They caused the arrest Of four members Of
two Of the companies which gave perform.
ances on Sunday and to dsy. These
pleaded gOiltJ. The justice Of the peace
at the request OF the president Of
the league assessed the lowest penalty
IS and costs in each case. Some of the
managers say they will be glad 70 close on
Sunday If the Law 10 uniformly enforced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
uh.n Rid AIwar. Preferred.

When they once become acquainted With
IL ladies invariably prefer Parkers har
Balasm 10 any similar preparation: II makes
the hair soft and glossy, HrrestS its tsiiipg
of, promotes new growth, restores thsorig-
inal color, and has no rival as dressing.
Not . dye, not oily, highly psrtumed- Only
SOC at druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

The most Important discovery ID that
which brings the most good TO the gre..es,
number. Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. will pre-
serve the health and save lie, and e Q
priceless boon to the afflicted. Not only
does 1t positively cure Consumption, bGt
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Astkpa, HoArse.
ness, and ali afecticrs sf the Throat, Chss,
and Lungs yisid st once TO its vSaderfnl
cuEatlys posera II you doubt fhis est Z
Tlal Bottle Free ct Logan & Cos Drua
Store.
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-. -.
,s,,ri 70 ~ k.dat1
ksros sfsbts 17.--.The iKsals
annual tomnsanicssinn Of a. RlfhI
worthS Grand Lodge I. o. O. F. ss'
Virginia was commenced IN Odd
Hall * 10 O'clock this morning QEsp f
MeKinrsy. Grand Master. in the chan
The Grand Master announced re
pOiDtment of The following officers iae tLe
present session: Grand MarshaI, J. p,
Stout; Grand Conductor. James Xcnsll;
Grand Guardian. Henry Korner; Grand
Herald, b. C. Chaney. The Grand Mas
ier also appointed the various committees
for the snsuiag year
The Grand Masters Journal, as printed,
was distributed among the members, and
the subjectmatser referred to appropriate
committees.
Fhereport Of the Committee of Appeals
was referred back for further cOnsidera.
ton.
The annual reports Of the Grand Sscrs-
tary and Grand Treasurer were severely
reaa and referEa ~ lha Auditing Cen
miItee.
After the transaction Of some other uniun
nortant business the Grand Lodge took Q
recess until 7 o'clock this evening to allow
time for the members TO participate in the
ceremonies of unvailing the State monu-
ment.
The Grand Lodge assembled at Z
clock, pursuant to adjournment. Vari'
ous committees submitted reports upon
matters before them, out not deemed OF
sufficient moment to accompany this re-
port. The representatives. from this to the
Supreme Grand Lodge made their report
of the proceedings of that BODY,
which exhibited a healthy condition
throughout this country. As to this order
in other countries o very satisfactory state
of affairs is shown. 1t was ordered that
the hour of 100 Wednesday afternoon, be
the time fixed for the exempli6cation OF
the rnwritten work of the order. Grand
Lodge adjourned to meet at 9 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
Three hundred were in the procession,
which was composed Of delegates and citi-
zers on foot and in carriages, headed by q
brass band.
J H. Stout, Marlhal.
Aides-Dr BosWoTth and Dr. Barnette,
Grafton Band.
Grafton Lodge,
TAYLOR Lodge.
Webster Lodge.
Aker Lodge.
Tucker Lodge.
Clarksburg Band.
Weston Lodge.
Clsrksburg Lodge.
OTbaI Lodge.
Palatfhe Lodge.
Marion Lodge.
Grand ElcampmeDt
DELEGATES FROM WHEELING.-J.W. White,
Jacob Moses, C. K. Smith, Urich Shepp,
S. N. Darrot, ". II Sheib, q. A. Utu an,
Andy Stuckler, Godfrey Schul, W. Filing
ham, Hon. J. A. Miller, c. Blum, 3. Ro-
seustein, Frank E. Bartelaugh, A. Honec-
ker, L. C. Reed.
From FAIRMoST L Carr, E. A.
BilliDgsIy, Hon. C. L. Smith.
FRoM MoRGANTowY.-Thos E. Hodges.
KlNGwooD.-Judge ]. 7. Hose.
CLARKsBURG. Col Tom Spates, E. A
Peck.
On q platform we're the officers and the
orator of the day G. W. Atkinson. The
exercises commenced With singing BY the
choir. Prayer was offered by Grand
Chaplain ]. W. Webb. Grand Secretary
,BilhasslE-RaEs q shork history Of the
building Of the monument replied 10 BY
Grand Master Mckinney. Music by the
Grafton Cornet Band, after which G. NJ.
McKenney introduced Geo. W. Atkinson,
who addressed the large audience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
Bscon pepis. the Intersisz.

NEE YoRx, October 27.-Tte Tribune
publishes Toledo telegram from \ Bacon
stating that the alleged intsrvie Y with him
relating to President Cleveland Published
in the New York Herald and Cincinnati
Enquirer on the Oath, was unauthorized
and false in every essential particular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
EN.tural Gas scheme.

PIrrsBURo, October 27.-lt is under
stood that q movement is on foot to con-
solidate all the natural gas eompaies here,
outside of the PhiladelphiA or Westing'
houss Company, with view OF giving
that corporaiioa c strong composition.
The Standard Oil Company Is sad p be
baek of the scheme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

RoBREr Luxe has jast purchased The finest
Carriages ever brought to Wheeling. An
Carriages and Hacks for funearals shouls
be ordered direct from the Office Of the Sta.
bles, h30 Market street. Don't depend on
leaving ,our order any place else.
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TnE EAsTERN MuDDlf.
Movement -Russh Declared ts. De the
- Real and Frss sss 4
- 4 81 lnstisator = ~ ssas.
4 a.. ssss -y=,x ! a. = - n. = - \
GENERAL FoRflan ossmJeHss.

Sr. PrfRissuas, 0cisbe a1.-ns
Noyos vfsnya pshIkl = intississ ~
ia correspondent Il Pkfhee eboHs Nh ~
n. KirsvSloa tks Bslssti FtiifF. =.
.Karsvsi6G tt@6isd fkaa Dslesrk ~ -
lsgrssnsst siA 4 49, -
Iths RounsN6 NJ A 1e15 : -
union Il B<l1 ssas u ~
,|ssy = -
vas any iastisas~ istksnstAag. ke
Bulgarian Premier. 'it was RuaiA vAoss
Consul General at Philippopolis. u Soso-
kin, first agita;ed the union and helped 70
start q newspaper st Philippopolis dsyotsd
to the cause Of the union. With Bulgarian,
money. When entered the Ministry. bsr
hevipg the game dangerous, stopped Ne
subsidy Of the Bulgarian Government to
the newspaper. and also forbade mestipgs
Of Unionis,s in Bulgaria"
THE PRINCE HAD NOTIFIED russia.
NJ. Ksreveloh reaiirmed the statement
that Prince Alexander had notified Russia
of the intention of Roumelia to unite with
Bulgaria and that Roumelia was willing 10
conIinue Turkish suierainty, but would noe
cede an inch OF 'sIritory. In conclusion
the Bulgarian Premier said: IF Turkey
declares war We alone are able to raise
Macedonia in three DAYS A European
war is none Of our business. and ue are
not alarmed al the armament Of Greece.
as her army is far from being terrible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
Prize FJxht on a steamboat.

PITTsBTEc, October 27.-A fierce prize
fight of II rounds was fought on steam.
boat tonight, for purse Of $500. betseen
Ted Boyle. Of Philadelphia, and Jim Don.
ally. Of this city. Boyle was declared the
winner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

WHEs ordering Carriages from Robss
Luke, either for funerals or evening drives,
take the precaution 70 leave your order u
the stable ofics, besides, it viii cost yoa no
more 10 ride in bs handsome nev Car
riaees than in the inferiof oses from othsr
tabieA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
Hasa Ral
An Impa4taEt paseoxsry.

At Brooklyn-New York 6. Brooklyn 4
At st. Louis-Brovns ii, Msroons ].
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

Nov THEY speak Of Crude Petroleum as
remedy for consumption; better not try
il but take Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup-the
standard cough remedy Of our sgs. Il
is agreeable to tbs taste, never fails to cure
Snd costs only IS cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

"YEARs have not seen and time shall
not see" the people sit down quietly to
suffer pain, when enterprise can afford
such q panaces as Salvation Oil. -,.--
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HoRsEoRD's ACiD PHosPHArE

For Lomsas OF Lime Juice,
& . superior slhatitnts, and its use e POD.
itively beneficial 10 health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

Ice Star tonight says: KS under.
' 500 taSs Secretary Bsyard does not con.
NpP'a.e making any changes in the Con-
IeIS' SsfT'ce II the countries South Of the
:, u''ed States, Tor some time yet Ills
ne PoAey Ct the State Department to
slla'A,e more friendly RELATIONS with Mex
''o sna South Anelics. and to extend
CO. commercial Intercourse in that direc-
SOe. foF this reason the Cousuls who
gs'e ah esdy secured tie good opinion of
tss peoPii With whom they have 10 deal it
: .oo1gat vi &c Of greater service Just
~ 'nan rev Esn who would have 10
SN0'e Ss'0'e much tna st Sat making scuuain.
SSAnees aud SibniDg conhdeEee, The js-
1y 10 n.hog tie consuls and diclouatic
EoAhons Is due not more to a desire ta
.'speSi the tenure CT o6ice law than to
,..n: -lsn to MAINTAIN high standing for the
6PN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
DE .-gRRErr ALIVE AND vrJr

GirI''er Coz reports from CONSTANT
aSP's 'hAt Dr. S:erret,, the eminent arch
s'os's', Who lag been making explora-
uoHs &c ASIA Minor and about EEose vel
u lAis tasre Sss considerable anxiety, is well
Ana aas JssI retGr-ed 10 Athens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
yellow FEVER.

Tbs Surgeon General Of the Marine
hcsp';al Service has received q report
nom Surgeon Murray. in charge OF the
Sah quarantine station at Ship Island, that
Insre s'e three cases Of yellow fever at that
S'ano2 IGey were taken from the
seaooIeI iGdlsnola, lust arrived from Hs-
'Ala I,ls expected that two Of the cases
sil prove fa,al,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

The sssiEsss o. John Roach he'd con.
ference today " "a Secretary Whitney and
The Naval advising Board With reference to
The completion OF lha new cruisers The
vessels are to 5e completed By the depart
nent q: the contractors yards and by his
Solsuen, aud the meeting to-day
Sss 20 make arrangements tor
gong on With the work
The Secretary called for report from the
asSsIess coCasrning the organization of
ths ya'is where tGe work is to be done,
tns compensation OF ths work, etc. The
report viii oe made 10 8 feE days and
order to proceed With the work viii probs-
DIV then be ZiEan-
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-16
A COMMISSIONER.

To have commissionship in Utah and
live in the East is good and desirable
thing-for the commissioner. We know
a gentleman of this town, one of its lead
ing business men, and q Democrat, who
wants to be a commissioner, and whom
we shall advocate in the DEMOCRAT for the
office, and the only applicant for any Office
whom we shall endorse. The gentleman
is capable, willing and ardent for the
office, and we trust he will get the place.
He has been here many years and fully
knows things and the people. For the
pay he cares not, for he is a man Of
means. We can vouch for the
gentleman on this point. Has any
other man or party a candidate
who cares not for the salary attached to
the Office he seeks? If SO, produce him
When our candidate is known all will ad'
NIT what we have said about him, and
be his hackers. Can any other candidate
have the same said about him? Is any
other candidate so worthy to have it said
about him? We know not the various
candidates, but we know our own. We
ask for him an universal endorsement,
and doubt not for moment but that we
shall receive it. For the present, we are
to withhold his name.
He wants to be PARK COMMISSIONER for
Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-16

OFFICE, 17S East Second South Street below
the Presbyterian Church ''0'-'e
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-16

to its cure he brings his churches. All!
yes, it is an anomalous case, ana we
must remember the end the end! J
the end!!! True, extraordinary ends
need extraordinary means, and IN
vain have we searched Swift to find
wherein lay the difference between
the Big Endeans and the Little Endeans
which he so clearly points out. Perhaps
the Big Endeans will kindly show us,
while from the Little Endeans we shall,
we know we shall, receive an explana-
ton SO lucid that the light of the sun
will be as darkness. We await them.