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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16
SERGEANT Prederieks.

OF the Greedy arctic expedition, now resident
of this city is the agent of Greelys magnificent
book Three Years of Arctic Service" 1t is the
latest, fullest and best book on arctic explora-
tions, and is splendidly illustrated The book is
sold only by subscription, and Sergeant Fred
ericks is the exclusive agent here. His place of
business is at the next door north of the Journal
Office.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16
Discussion of Ministers, Vacations.

The next meeting of the Indianapolis Minis
ters' Association will be held on Oct at the
First Baptist Church. The subject for discus
sion will be Ministers Vacations" Rev A.
W. Lamport will speak on the advantages and
Rev. r. V. Hunter on the Disadvantages of the
vacations
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16
PRICES ALWAYS IN FLAIN FIGURES.
PE7TIS, BASSETI { CO,
TO-DAY's DOINGS.

Southeastern Indiana Conference Roberts Park
Church, 8 o'clock A. NJ.
Lecture by DR.. J. P. D. John Microscopic Glmpses
of God and Immortality" Roberts Park Church,
7:30 o'clock p. N.
National Assembly of Miners. No. lis East Wash.
ington street. morning and afternoon.
Fourth anniversary of Assembly No. 2212, K of L.,
Tomlinson Hall, tonight
Marion Gun Clubs shooting tournament, Howell's
Park
Grand Operahouse-'A Bunch of Keys" tonight.
The Museum-"One of the Bravest," afternoon and
evening.
gorepaugh & Ssmwell's novelty show, corner of
South and Tennessee streets afternoon and evening
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16
BLASTING Powder.

We are agents for American Powder Co.,
and the celebrated Etna Dynamite. the best
stump blasting powder made. We sell at manu-
facturer's prices. Also agents for Howe Scale
Co., tea, counter, platform, wagon or track
scales. Ask your merchant for the solid steel
Game Cock chopping ak.
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
SO South Meridian st.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16
Partial Report from che GRAND Jury.

The grand jury made another partial report
yesterday. The indictments were against John
and Mary Acker, for grand larceny; Logan
Bully, for burglary; Sarah 0tte and May Hunter,
for petit larceny. The last named stole box of
sardines worth 10 cents. retail price.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16
P. J. Kelleher-Leading Halter.

Kelleher-South Meridian street, No. %, the
finest and most popular Hat Store in the city
Correct styles, superior qualities cheapest place
in town. Please remember the name and num-
Der: Kelleher. The Leading Halter, % South
Meridian street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16
Fall Silvia Hafs

All the new fall hats-blue, black and brown
colored-at ''Seaton's Hat Store" 25 North
Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16

HALFoRD SAUCE. The most delicious relish.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16

TURSITUnE at VIM. L. Elders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16
NEW DRESS GUUD0,
NEW SILKS,
NEW VELVETS,
NEW CL0AKS,
NEW SHAWLS.

Our stock is now very large
and complete in every depart
ment.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-16

Torepaugh & Samwell's novelty show, corner of
South and Tennessee streets afternoon and evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09

srr ni,ossf flsty yards wide. sometimes two
of three miiss Iona. and nrrrsrefiiliy swept.
Refuse 81 MI sorts h taken awuy and
thrown into pins dug tor Tn purpose
THY are ri-vw hunters. and train tnefr
dogs 10 follow game. Thy carve pessies
oir Of ivcry for pounding manioc. snc
fiey hrvt astonishing skill ~ wSpJ-csrTers.
Lieutenant Buud brought home two
wooden cups reprrseuilng negro beads.
" hleh might rea0ily be taken icf European
prnducis, owing 70 their superior work
niansbip. Behind the houses of fhis Ilopu
lous Zengs tribe arc ueatly-gept gardens
and plantations oi bananas.
" hen l.irliferant Holm visited an i-o-
lated settlement Of East Greenispders two
years ago he was astonsbed ~ Ind among
these natives. OF whom the world had never
heard, walYus sJ,rars, of which the hsndleS
We're made OF wood, although no timber
grew their, and the points 0f hoop-irOp.
us ascertaiued that the sea current hao
brought these useful commodities 30 the
rOor EsquimaSx In the shape u wreckage
and iYoD-baund boxes.
II has feepBIly bern shown that 10 paris
of Chill where European tees and plant
have been introduced the native dora l.
actually disappearing. and tbs imported
VcretatiOn l. fourisbing In rs place. Ex.
puTicfs arr often surprised 90 set IN" H.
miiiar plants aud fruit Of other region
grOw M % cxo,ies where thew id no.
dream ii finding them. Berr discovered
the tomato m the far interior ~
Africa and Schweiufvrtb was much aston
isbed 10 find tobacco 10 the heart ~ the
continent. where n was raised aud eniof ed
by NATIVES who had never heard " u.
American home, though the name b'
which THE weed wa known among some
tribes was doubtless derived from our
name fOr.it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
A efrantis Telegraph Deal Reported
nv Telegraph 10 the DiEpatcn.j

ATLANTA. GA. December S.-The sOtttb-
err industrial journal D5yte has speciaI
cisuatch from Q staff correspondent al = or
Worth. Tex. winch SAWS One OF the
lurge-1 and most important transactions
ever recorded i nov on foot. II l.
nothing less than the .ade between
JAY Gould and President Garrett, Of
the Baltimore und ONO. whereby tnc
entire Baltimore and Ohio telegraph
system T. 10 TT transferred 10 Gould. VINO
nov practically owns tire " estern mon.
IL return Tor The same President GARRETT T.
"a receive the " aha-h system, thus giving
tie baltimore ana Ohio q line T. kansas
Cry from ButmOrc. The magnitude oi
deal o. tins KING can scarcely BE- und@r
stood. but il = known 10 the officials oi tho
could -ystcm here thai The Baltimore and
OHIO have long been seeking 10 extend
fhciT Operations west o. the Mississippi
river The information L. believed e. be
Thoroughly reliable, o. II /, s1ia 90 he sui-
stg;.:iafeG by memoranda made py the late
=. NJ. DOSic prior 10 Ils death and found
among certain papers thai had been iaiu
uwgy Tor future reference. The secret
leaked Ou through party vino desired to
arrange with For v Or,h capitalists 60
operate IN " cstern Inlon and Baltimore
and ONO stocks a. sOOu ~ there wa any
Indication that = bargain had been cob
sunlmateQ.
BALTIMORE December S.-The Baltimore
and Onto Railroad Directors To-day -
elected Robert Garrett president. Dr. Bar
Bard. assistant 20 President Garrett. oi the
Baltimore and ONO railroad, was called
upOn this afternoon ~ relation 10 the d.
patch from Atlanta, (,a., regarding tut RI
moreo contemplated connections OF tina
road IL the south, and ne slid tia, wa the
first he had heard Of Il. While be wouid
MAKE No reply he said 10 the inIeryiewer
u will simply laugh Won Oh; Of Office.
nher officials 81 the baltimore and ONO
declared there was nothing ~ l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
NORFOLK PEANUT MAKKEr.
fKsporssd ar tns DAulcn.I

soIyoI.g. December e.--AAnrkss quiet -
day, and no transactions and no receipD
con CO. mon lsssab,e sbsiisa. b1sSia.; -
tory nan6- picked. 3>s<ac-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
AFierc. Biro 81 Freedom.

4 Minneapolis. telegram say, Professor
W. Carr and samuel Chute, engaged ~
surveying out on NicOliett avenue, near rhe
Wsshburu Home, were attacked Yesterday
afternoon pv large eagle. Tnt bro
dropped down like bullet, and, knocking
Chutes cap iron us head. assaiied hin
witt great fury The man caught NJ u
crnWtur and fur few moments de-
Tended himself IN an unequal con-
bat calling Justify iOr his complD-
ion. Professor Carr coming ~, the
spyaeo bird turned upon him. caugnt hlm
bv the irg. threw am down, tore hls trOu-
.pr,. and, sinking his lalons m the fairy
pari ~ hi- leg. iutllrted . serious wound
The bird theu mounted 20 tne collar OF the
unfortunate mur and seemed determined o.
bear hin away bodily, bu' Just a this crisis
othcrs came UI4. and bs th-Ir unlted efforts
.ue bird Of iiuerfy via finally conquered
auu securely pn,oncd. L. wa found tnnt
ui- wings measured uine feet ten lu'he-
''0u rip 10 I'D. ant bis ,aiOns were over
ioil- inches long. The place where ne
made the attack was wherc the den oi
wolves BAd been found during Ihe previ-
nils Vrpk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
Another SeIpipois War.

q savannah O-. spectral s.vs War
dance have beer danced u rhe eYerradrs
duriu. the past -vo week.. and iup Semi
nolr bucks are saia o. haze dOnued rhrir
pain. and feathers. Tnry claim rnal
banC 3D.. cpwbuv- mas b-eu driving OF auc
killing th..~ c1-rir srd h0~e. "hrel week.
ago ~Lo.- Ver' exchanged between Che Deb
hggrout,.
Aart 20, the settler have removed ther
mnilirs to tie i-ands along zine cons ior
-uietv. Tn scene OF ,ht trouble rs remote
from ihe ruilroad and Geographic comau-
ulcu-iOu and accurate particulars are almost
uuohlaiuab.,. lt b. reported thai deleca-
,iou OF Indian chief. i- cn route o. Tl-u~-
vile. tm- nearest town of guy size, o. igv
their grievance before tbe mayor. a geD-
ticmar ius' -,urueL o. thiscl'y from Ti,u--
viii, ssy- she people Oh tbc ou,'Sl-t- of the
Ftr ladoe ie;Y tuJ, massacre ~ The
vrlcrs vii result II lhe trouble D. nO, soon
adjusted. The .rt-iars claim .Aa' rnr ~ru-
uo,.- tn mu-ier 500 fighters. Should iue'
90 uL -ht HaJ-pa,t theif suppression would
be- almost ar impu.,ibi.i,v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09

Terrible Tsii-Ao Editor Assaulted
by telegruph 10 the Dispatch.l

ny htcEtbpL 10 &ttStnssH.1
CHICAGO. December S.-Tnnk smaliei
md German BEES. two roofers employed al
he rev building al the corner Of Congress
and HOnOTe street.. died last Might NJ tue
rUunfy hospital from injuries received by
the fall from q cornice OF the building,
distance OF forty feet.
Henry Jansen. the wiif-murderer, VINO
was trying to starve himself ~ death. has
been fed by force. he was pinioned,
clasp put upon his nose, his teeth pred
open. and his mouth filled with d
mixture OF milk, sugar, brandy. and
egU. BE underworld TO reject II,
hut H. bis gasps for breath he swallowed
considerable OF il. Tbi- was repealed three
times during the day, and consequently his
strength rapidly grew, although this I'M
piOyemeut put him IN al ugly frame OF
mind. and he denounced MS SAVIOR M
most piratical terms.
Thc DAILY Astrs published an HccOunt oi
ihe gathering OF severai members OF the
COOK County Board Of Commissioners.
who have been denOmiuaied " The Gang,
A. late supper IN beer tunnel, whereai
tive proceedings were higbiy dlsrTeditabie.
I.a.i night Commissioner Buck Ma
cuI thy, man weighing 40 pounds, made
al a--aut Oh ihui - nun tut Nii.c'
Of the article, 8 man OF small ply
sique. The attack, Il IS declared.
vas MADE without warning. Hull
was knocked down and carried away
sens.ie.s. and II was feared ms injuries
might prove seriOus. Mccarthy went TO
the Town OF Lake, where h. has figured a. 3
.nrt n leader and coun-ellOr OF strikers on
the Lake Shore railroad and the packing
house men. and had q complaint and fne
entered against hin 10y the justice OF that
town. he PAID the tine 20 escape prOserU-
ton. III -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09

expressing the optnisn that the people ~
tht who'a rounsrs WIRE a. much In need ~
fstse' tom taxstiDn NJ the people Of East
port he was Rad 10 End tine gentleman
from Maine conicssinr that tine tariff was
tax, and he would ipsist thar the bin should
take tire regular ceursr. and he sent to tins
committee which had charge Of the subject
Of ,axation.
Mr.. Herbert, Of Alihama. 90 behalf o.
the COMMITTEE on Naval Ansirs. called up
The resolution making the bill for the con
sohdaticr OF certain bureaus ~ the Navy
Dep2rtnc ni the continuing ind special or
der son Mondss, December 18th.
Aticr Discussion Mr.. Herbert amended
The resolution 80 ~ 10 provide thu; the bill
should b. considered IN Committee of the
Whole. As thus amended the resolution
was adopted.
Al the conclusion ~ the morning bouT
the House resumed the consideration Of
tie eieciurai.count blu
Nj. pibble. uf South Carolina, memher
oil the Committee on the Electoral Count
advoe,ieu she passage ~ Tie b!ll reported
Ivy The minority n drawing more Distinctly
Than ei'har The senate Till or the bill 81 The
majority She line ~ dcmarca,ion between
StHif HDd Federal powers and thc rights m
connection With She casting and counting o.
he electoral votes. tie could not a,,ree To
he proposition al the majority providing
that N cass OF more than one return, or
paper ptlrpnrtInc 10 hc return, from
state whenever the State has failed by any
determination OF IL own 30 designate
and certify which y it, zeal vote. those
votes. and those only. shall be counted
which were casi by the electors whose al
I0inimeuf shall have been duiy certified
under the seal 81 State by the Executive
thereof, In accordance with the lnws Of the
State; and also providing that- 10y eon-
current vote 81 both houses. thls awfuliy-
certified vote NAV be rejected, thus di--
iranchisinC 0 State when there Is . certib-
cstr under ~ seal duly certified by IT, Ex
eCutiye according 20 law. He could not
subscribe 10 recognition of such power
IN fiie two houses.
Amer several other gentlemen had adj
dressed the House the subject went over
ioi the day. Nj. Caldwell giving notice
that he would cal the prev ious question on
the bill tomorrow.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
Wilmington hfems.
Isy telegraph 10 the Dspatch.

WASHINGTON. December 6.-The Ds;ric.
Commissioners to-day appointed COtonc.
William g. Moore 10 be major and chief oi
police n place nf Major Walker, Resigned
Colonel Moore II the commanding officer NJ
ths " ashiuCtuu Light Infantry COrrs. and
n preseu, h0ids prominent position IN thc
National Metropolitan Bank 81 " ashingian.
lie wa private secretary 10 ex-president
johnson.
Brs. Cleveland returned to Washington
to-Gnv, after al absence Oi couple 81
weeks IN New York.
The president suffered considerable rhet-
mafic pain te-dsy, and spent most 81 the
TIME h. recruitment position. he denied
himseif 20 al cnliers except Iew senators
who Desired 10 see him on important bnsi-
ness.
The President to-day nominated Thomas
Moonlight. Of I.envenworth, Kansas, Ia he
Governor Oi " y0mng u,cc Baxter, de-
clinsd. ana Arthur l.. ghamas, Of Penn
sylyania. L. be . member Of iht Utah Com
mission.
General Duane. Chief Of Enciueers, ~
porls that the balances on hand November
lst last NJ the appropriations for rivers and
harinTs were IN tlit Treasury, SIb.4:G,i s4s I;
m the hands ni officers aud BIZ transit,
81 .1gC. ~ total, sls, G5E .S.2.
Comptroller Trenholm has asked for the
resignation NJ Bans-EXaniincr Serbia, Of
New YORK, for the reason that h,s service
wa not satisfactory To tbs Department,
and becaEs he was not believed 10 have
Proper capacity for the posiiinn. No rea-
son was assigned IN the lsiicr 10 Serbia
asking Tor his resignation, ans thu an
nouDeemeni h drawn 0tIi by iniayorable
comment IN fbb mornings New York
newspapers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
The Bond of Language.
New ORB Sun

Nj. Jacob Greenherg, al 0ss Baxter
street. was charged al the 1om0s yesterday
hv Hadiz Mahpul ~hrif. thu bO., Ara.
blan acrobat Of the band now play
ins with Thatcher. Primrose. and
Vests Ministries. with getting ~ from
bin under false prctences. Aadz
slahpul Sbrif told the Court tnat
on saturday he stopped NJ (rrcenherg's
stoT, aud hought al overcOlt t'reeuberg
spoke "a him IN Arabic, which pleased him.
BE said 80. and was al once accented a. d
friend ~ the family. lie md iut left
Greeuher.'s store III Monday. when mes
,cnccr stopped MIN and presented mote
from Greenbcsg asking INN n Arablc u
return q once.
v hru he gOt back be- found the family
walking NJ and down aud much excited.
q. We need monet. NJ. Gceeuberg said.
=. w mus, nave Sleo t0f FIVE minutes.
v IN YOU bend be 10 u
Tadiz MahuuI Shrif gave hin thc money.
ana "A. thc end Of al hour asked tor liz re-
turn. lie got SJt N casu aud receipt for
Sl4
Al Justice Duffy, suggestion ths cl>'
was settled M court. tn, litsie Judge wa
SURPRISED when told that Had,z MIhpn
-nrlf wa. great man n tue Monamma-
dal Church, md when a. home ND every
vear a. last thirty rOn,ecutye days WILL
otu taking ~ much De q drink Of water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09

7ht Spov-Rsilrosd Mnrtcrs-TOiIaec0
Correspondence oftbs Rlch mono Dispstcnl

BRISTOL runBsoN. Tee. :, lssG.
4 benvy snow-stnrm. with wind from the
northeast, sci IN riday night abOU Md
night. and continued. wlthOu, intermissiDn
The whole 81 saturday. sunday not much
snow fell. but sunday nignt II commenced
again ana continued al Ggy MOudav and
Monday night. Tursdsy morning the snow
waS three fect deep unou q level j !, the
heaviest and deepest ial OF snow ever
known m I'M, section. The railroads are
50 bi0ckadeL tina trains are very IRREGULAR.
and ir.ia ni alI kinds pretty efectuu y
uonpfd. Iis now clear and cOtd.
Tile Tobacco sairr a Our warehouses
have been quite heavy, and for good to-
30. r0 very iair Urices have ruled.
There are several hundred hands a. work
o. 'he south Atlantic and OHIO railroad.
.i.a irsct-.al ire bas been commenced here
arC VII be- pushed nu as the weather will
Shaw. ~ree rails are being used. An en-
.ius be-. arrived T. be- used on the road.
Tie i.rt Oi confidence n 70 The building
oi fr. read hss heou removed, and d e nov
ar a-srrrd fat that Ia tue near future the
grcai and Important interest oi the iron and
con mines OF scott Lee. and Wise vii. be
fully developed and find al en-ninef 10 the
markets Of tho world.
VIII YOU allow No. II tire name OF tns he
mCcracy of Southwest Virginia, o. thank
vou fuY your able and uuansverab arcu-
mants IL regard - the state debt ant th.
reasons vOu urge shat thf people pav theii
taxes IL money and stand ~ tns Riddle
berner bib The Democrats h. tni- section
alt determined 10 stand firm o. thar biz
nov. henreior-h, and forever. BORDER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09

~ sex. and old deaIsSs who rnsssd 8bsy
through the rrcai brrsk Of 1874, and tne
It'll later psnir following the failurr OF tnf
Pcnrry ivsns 1,ank IN 1884 unite IN sasing
fliai Eever In their recollection wns tns
iiemoraIixaticu 20 coulplrte. No one ssenr
ufle to give satisfactory explanation io'
the sudden brsak. and fear cf s'iil further
des lpe u written plainly on thu facss o.
az. A number OF Local banks are nov
ealing IN their oil iaHns, and Others rripsf
to aecrpi them without heavy margins
This. n h Thought. viii have a tendency 70
cheek speculation. The market opened
ieveri.h at Tic. and, after lowering aboni
thai price for some time, Eudde1ly broke
md IN few minutes values had fallen on 70
GC4c. A sIlchi rtAction then followed, ana
a. noon ljI,r, wss bid. with no disposition
manifested 70 take apv large bloess at those
figures. Only q couple Of failures are 50
fsr announced. and these far small
arimlnts. Secretary Barbour, OF the Ex-
ci.ang,. said the los on oil UP 10 hast Might
since lasi saturday win aggregate ss.0,o-
rrH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09

} srn ser. Who Hspe Net - -
Rome Rule.

Dslp- iron Belfast the London Timss,b
correspondent Ia Ireland writes Having
Apem considerable TIM. n the south and
West. ] determined g. see SONS. hing Of the
other Ireland II tie North. II h like du-
fercnt country. Even IN Donegal Tive GUAM
~ acreut strikes one, hui Oh entering L.
donderrv II becomes pronounced aud ~
not only IN their accent, but a. chsrnn1x
and disposition, tnat tue people are cl1u1Y
allied a. the scotch. They are stnB1Y
rare. Woodworking. independent, &n0 fl11U-
Is. You know very little If this cnun1ry.~
said one mar If twelve pcoplx want 70
,end letter 10 Dublin they'd 20 co.
~ the penny stauIp.v visited some Sub
-iantia farmers In Londonderry who would
answcr very much 20 the yeOman r.a-s in
England. The iirst WIS o prosperous man,
wbO lad buih hOus, III i0raus gentleman
v hen he had no least. aud who agreed on y
iudcia rent under tiis land AZ without
GONG into cOurt. "ir needn't ask me
uuvthng.' he said, WV ouiy 10 iOOS at
NJ "a So that In conieut-d.' Hr showed
M over his farm ward and offices, and
from the appearance " everything ] should
say that hc certainty ought h. be- cOntenled.
lie declared. nevertheless. thai h wa very
hare now 10 make both ends meet, " . man
q depending soicIy ou the land. "lf's not
the reut." hC said. " 5ut the prices and
yuu English with .Our free trade are ruin
mg us." His parting injunction was DE-
liyered SLOWLY and win great enphasts-
e. " lieu ve 20 honI, hr said. tell then,
hairyer Sc do. no o. give IL home-ruie."
The next man saw mad ralsed himself
b, industry from the position Of common
laDurcr. ant iaC nuil. house iully equal
iD me io,t. Tie vas cOuleut 10 live friendly
~ iis landlord. bc saia, az every one
cU-h; To be, and he had tX"d his rent with
Inn Cu' Of court. lie crew good deal 0f
LAT. and fax, and had . dairy of twelve
-Uws. " suppose you were glad tiie home
rude Bill vss rejected; J asked. " l-s,
and fhe last one, tDG.' he said eagerly.
Gong to break our fifteen wears Judicial
,case Whatever happens alter let us have
our fifteen years al auy rate" i
visited another OF the same class,
y hu lad had som. disputes with bic land-
i0id and wa iess eoutented, though
bis house was. II possible. NOR ma::nib-
ceur snau tue Others, and, like them, out ~
al proportion 10 the slze ~ HE holding,
which was only abOU, one hundred acres.
BE had always taken au active pari In poi,-
iic.. ht sald. and wa evidently al extreme
Radical: but he alHtxined from voting az
the last election. ~ he would NOT sots for q
Conservative aud could DOi VOTE for .
HOme-Ruler. Many Of th6 PTesbyiegians
N the North are, ] believe. extrensei, demo
critic, and would ls Nationalist. a Il weir
not Tor tie fear NJ being ruled by Rome.
Thn nan ssn said thai II he had nothing
but the LAND bo would nnG Il VERY bard -
keep square and do justice a. his famliy.
bllf lbr 0tleY uiauo and nand.Ome furniture
showed v Ia. that meau..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
ACROSS THE WATER.
ARcEEIrHop WALSH Oh PACKED OF
PICKED yuRIEs.
a Fight between Catholics and Orange
men-Eary woundeS-Heuses
Partially Wrecked
TBy Anglo American cable 10 ne Dkpstcnl

Dublin, December s.--Archliishop
Walsh. In letter published to-day. warns
the Government that the difficulties ~
lleiand, already appalling, VIII he I'M
mcnseiy increased II they persIst IN Their
attempts to convict prisoners by picked OF
packed juries, NJ was dsne in Sligo. The
Catholics 81 Leugan, County Armagh,
formed In procession last night aud
marched ttrpugn the streets TO show Their
io' at the acqniifal Of some of their MIN
beT who had b en- tried on ciarges OF not
irg. The Oranccmen " the town resented
fbe demonstration and attacked the M
aders. A fierce fight ensued, and siires,
stones, and revoivers were useo- The
tabtinr lasted several boIirs, and wss iinaiN
quel!e6 III the early morning by troop Of
lragO0ns whi9h mad 10 be called upon. a
score " persons were wounded and several
houses were partly wrecked.