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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03
Nor AFRacrEn nr Aaa.

Some old spssimsns of Royal Baking
Powder that had been kept On The shslf
Of . eroosgy store faE ten yeaFa we're
rsosniiy tested By Professor Schneider Of
New YORK., for tha Baspoas Of nsasuP.
ina tue loss Of strength they had Under.
gone. Lt waa foand that afthenRh tha
powder had bean exposed % a4mos-
pheris changes during al thia tima--foF
q uas ngt in aif-tiQat oans s-iis ioaa of
raising power % airoogih Was less than
uae per cent, the uowdaF h4tnQ ufnnlt.
oaiiy ~ good es ths day IL was Duf 40.
This = e meei valaabio quality "a Z
baking pOWdeE one Which few po4saaa.
Most powders II noa used when hrsf
msds srs fooed IA = tnsss,1s~e NJ
kept esen q fow weeks t1sY ioaa ahoiF
leayeninR power besoms lnmpy Or
oaked. and galnelesa Thia q paFiisa-
larry the oaae viii : bread psepars-
lianas eF bakicg powders made from
phosphates.
This Superior keeping qaaliiy 10 ihs
EgyAln ARISES fFom The extra0rafnarv
care 10 ils mannfact1re. ani TIE aeian-
tias principles elnplyYed 10 ils eombi-
nation. t1a astieina used In ia awmno-
sition are tbnFonghiy dried b heat Be-
fore boina compounded. and are 80 pre-
pared aud cnatad as % pEotans me- 40
tion % ttie acid upon toe aikaif pTema-
tufely, of exoopt undef sue inhnenoe of
noat or wAteF neooagaFily used 10 eook-
ing % baking.
TIE Royal Baking PoWdsr h nov
ussd extensigeiy Ia Australia, AfTiaa
and other iDw iatiiaaes, whasa a has
beca foaad - b the oniy bakinR p1u-
der tbas wlll Withstand ths hol. moi1t
AtmsspheFs wfthout dstegioration.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

PACIFIC COAST.



San knAEuIsoo. Ool. 2-Ths stanmer
Alameaa which arrived teday from
egdney and Honolnlu. brings neus of
ne 80 q tho British ship DlnnzsaR
CAaslo % IN ocean laland twelve han
dEed m1iea from H0nnolRia. on July
lsth- She len Sydney On July 9th f6r
WtiminEtons California. Ali the crew
reaahed shore 10 safety, ouf a. the ialAnd
= earFen. aevea Of them lefl for she
Sandwich lslands, walsh they reached
akter q peFilous voyaae af hffy-tuo daya
Y an epen bca1 A relief sieameF iefe
honoialu % guooor TIE ramaindoE % the
orag, consisting Of twenty-five psFsoaa
On September l4th. she vas expsslsd
back OolObeF lst.
AaAawnmenE
Ghievs 4 Wolf, dealers % Quns ana
sporting materials. at 9ld Brnh street.
have made an aseianmenl % n. Il. skin
neE, tAeiF bookkeepsE. for the beneff sf
their creditors. The cause d attributed
by she members OF the Arm 90 the DE-
cline h trade end the opposition bg
Eastern dealers. fhe liabilities Win
reach abont $50 700, the greater portien
oe which sue Ora owes 20 RasteFn nan
afaaeasarA The aassts are placed 81
$4,000.
eaaehess Tsuas Arsuna ths Worsa.
HkE FRARcIsCo, Oot. 2.--Tha steamer
Alameda, which arrived from Sydney
vfa Aaokland and Honolniu today, made
the fastest trip en- reooFd between sgd
nay and oan Francesca. The time vas
twenty three days, aiI hours and Thirty
mfnulea. This beats the bess previous
reoora, made BY the MarMroa, By six
hours. Ins steamer Alameda waa de
tanned at Auckland on September ltth
foE six honra 70 allow the merchants 20
answer their mail, which had Jest ar
rived By q steamer thirty savsn DAYS
from London. this mail was sent east
today. Il will leave Hes York for Liv
egpool on Saturday next and IL expaofed
% arrive et the latter place on October
18th. This will make she tine of she
trip from Auckland 70 EnQiand via she
United States i've days less than from
England 10 Auckland By direot steamer.
IL will also reduce the time Of the TIN
around tha world 10 sixty nine davs
m@raeFer Smstly Sentenced.
Los AEoELEs, Oct. 2. Albert q.
Boynton, ahO murdered bic wife aud
James B. kipp on Sapt. 17th and Who
pleaded guilty yesterday, vas ssnleneed
today b. Judge Cheney 20 be hanged on
Nov. l1th. Boynton had nothing 30
say, bat desired TO have an early oxeou-
ton. He admits that his crime uss
most akfocious.
RoF ConEFesa.
San FRAEoEsoo. OCT. 2.-Ths Fourth
Oungresaieaal District DsmoaEalio Con.
vention n0minatsd Frank McCoppin for
Congress this syening.
Ne Blew cas- the Gaa.
HAN FnAsoIBoo, Oct. AS. Il. Bower
Of Tularo vas asphyxiated 10 bis room
at toe American Exchange Hoiel last
night. The snpp0sition is thas be blew
Gus the Gas on retiring, as the burner
was found turned on full head. Tho
deceased vas aboat thirty years of ags,
and vas IN the city far The purpose Of
euying goods - establish 3 store IL
Tuiare.
Msas DoabIy sure.
A number Of the San Francisco cred
itors of Holman Brothers, who recently
assigned, have placed aliaohments on
The assets Of lhe bankrupl 6fm for aams
GRgFeRating 8l70. 900 on soc ssrenRth Of
the discovery Of what is alleged 70 be q
teohnioal hsw 10 the as ignmsnt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

NEw Yonx, Oct. Z. - Governments
Gere quiet and steady today. Stocks
opened with q much stronger tone, and
the Impression THAI trunk liba matters
viii BE- amioably arranged nt ehs meet
inc Of tho presidents next week gained
ground. Tie opening was arm 20
strona for Gtroet prices generally, show-
ing an advanoe Of from = % abose
last evenings 2nai hearos. Western
Union. however, Was np 10 and New
Jersey Central waa doWn X. There
vas some heaitatiou in he general list
in ths early tFadinR, bat tho extraordi-
nary strength tn h8W Enaiand anf
western Union held the market, and
the npWafd moVemsnt VS. not checked
until the afternoen. when the advances
gera geaefaiiy lost. There vas some
litlle impgoRemenl at the last hour, but
the market closed barely steady. Tne
dosing priesa ah0s irreenlaFify, but he
adTAnoea are mqee numaroua and TN
portant. New Eaelana = 10 B,<, New
Xork CentEal IN, Miohiean Os0trai / !.
and othsga for fractionai amoants.
measing Fhem as Criekes.
PHELAnEEPzTA, Oot. z-Ths cricket
match, betWeen ths Phiiadeiphia Ana.
ieuFs and en- Elssen 81 EnRiand, Wae
resumed today. When TIE ainnpa ueYe
dFa9n On Friday, the local players had
pct t09ether l28 runs, wbiie the Enaifsh
party had o0mpiied bat 81 before ths
ioss Of 3 Wieksts. Thoy reaumsd TIE
piny, and when the SIDE Va retired
toe eeose waa 925. This Iaft tie phila-
celnkians % make lO5 "a their second
inuinR 70 save defeat Ia ainais inniag.
Ihia thsy aoeomeiishod aud, whsn ths
play eBded TITS evening", they bad $40,
10 goals and COS utakot % fail.
a Rass Ceurse eaoue6.
EEw YoAK. Oel. 2.-The managers Of
Jerome PARK have issued the following:
~Ne eioss cur fail meeting today Be
oauss we sEs unwilling lsnRer 30 sabmit
70 The pninas Discrimination rraciioed
against zoe AneFieao Jockey Club.
Jerome Park seems 10 Be lbe onlg place,
zos msfsly Ia She state BAT even in shs
city, where betting y pFohibited. We
eannoa ess why private bsttioG - iliesal
as Jerome Fagk, when pnbiia bsttina i
allOwtd 10 Harlem and ether parts q
ths city,
GeRanlms CarKohaeafea eenerai miisa'
mepsTL
6AN Antonio, Oas- 1.-Generai DAVID
3. Htanloy. DepaKament CGnmander.
hnld q loDR in3oFvieH with Garonim0
and Na1ebez yesterday and q b under.
stood ar0nnd the Uspaxlment head.
aaaftaRa that 0excni1aa ooFfoberatss
tha Frpori of q nsFai Miisa feRaFdlna
fhe eundiiians undaf which tha indiams
snFranasrsd % Captain Baker; has they
wsrs - b regarded as prisonsss 81 var
and ahaa their llNes uu1id b. spared.
while GoneEai 6tauiey h nnn4wha1 rlt-
faant en tha snbiact of tha ulfimsts de
pnnai 81 tie ludianH. b - of ne opis-
ion thaf thsy uill hnally Be ssut 70 Flor-
ID fer aafa kseSsns.
.1,-u1rr1Ir.-su.---
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

Mr.. Stockton's riddle. 'srha LADY o.
ths Tigsrfs haa gems nil over Ne W0rld.
Tha Adraaes says u lady mieli0aafF
Ia fndiA aFilaa 70 q fFisnas 4 have q
lsltar from 4 friend who has sean yiai1-
Ing 10 &c sui station where t1ere ass =
los % kaFena iano of re Wild tribes q
BaFmah5 who hag6 iaaxued nome Kn-
Qiish, and uho ooutIsusiiy cem8 % bsg,
shs aaga % asa Il she hag net learned
Whieh oams o1f 81 ne door -tta Lazy
81 fts IiesF.tn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

Tdsut. ofaFdon, inseatar 81 Ne eyn-
auita shell. has isft ezn ffaneiseo for
paEfs unknoWn q ths renaindN q sho
eompany whisb b had foEEned for tAa
maaafsgluEe o. the uinlles
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

Calumhia. Thia nauly nounfrsd sgutem
inelndea Al tha line1 we1t e WinnipeQ.
oallea ftem Regireuent.
Rzn1rs. Oss. -Ganaral Knrhsr hnn
ben nppuintea % TIE ounnsnd uf tAe
kifse AFsEleEy Brigade of ihs German
AEmg viii headquarters "a Berlin. The
dppolnement has ca1se3 e sonsafioa. -
e4ass 0sneral knrber b On tha retired
Earthgaahe shocAs In Germany.
Fialant eartaqaaks shoeks hass o.
euFred thFoaghont Tharingia and ether
paris a. Central Germany.
Rlre ~ NeW Weusmfnaasr.
vEcxonzA (R O.. OsA 2.-At l,gs lass
evening Ore was discovered IN Chi
nesa tenement On the water Eronk a.
New Westminster. Kha are oaiokly
spread - Tie adfoining buildings. and
eoon e1Feloped several important struo-
iunes on MAin sfresi, which wsra Fapia.
y eaaEamsd. The width of ths street
prevented ths aEe fron Destroying The
whole town. The loss Is &7aooo. partly
eeSDred ~ insuFanca
Ehe Anean.
Ths saaamer Anoon Aaa not yst bean
heard from.
TFeahlessme indiana
Tha Indians e Mstakasls oousinns
1o1hieeoma. and refuse 70 allow their
lanaa % Be survayed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

ColumhEA. Thia namiy neqaErsd systsm
inelndes ~ eha linea ue1t e Winnipaa.
e,.rn,-a e..,. n.....-
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wsszngr0u. Osl 2-wsIhInEisa. 4;
Nv fasz. o. a-Ds,ruA. s; Esv
Yoge. 8
OSg 4
PnnAsu1HzA. oss. a-sL Leafs 8.
Khiiadsipeia l.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

NKW HoRK, OCT. 2.-General W. I,
Sherman ts stopping ct the Fifth Ave.
nne Hotei. When asked last niaht Il 81
would make q reply TO the open letter d
Jen Davis 20 ]. 7. ShaEd, the MARYLAND
historian. 10 wkish Gonsrai Sherman
is declared 10 be Q falaihoE. The Gsn-
eral said with emphasia, No; decided
" no. The matters touched upon By
Jen Davis wsrs settled in the neWspa-
peEs Two years AGO. Yes, and some Of
them twenty years ago. Je6 Davis
record and mine are known. from them
the people can draw their own oonoln.
aions."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

PrT1AuuR1. OaL 2-kagreson1attFee
of ths ksyai Family shs wsss expalled
from FFABus vera Ia tha etay today, On
thar WAy Easa Taa ulembs1s q tAs
paTay ere vsEy elessly aiIted - ths
Comta d PARIS and eonsl1t of the
Dnahess a. Laynas and ChsFFsu8s,
Nlia. a. Lnynss, Dae q Laynsa and
ChnVssaaa ana Conat Do eoaltY. 1hay
earna aiEscl frDm thaiF hsae b Paxis
nsarly TO Ensntha 49,. isndiEa h his
asansry Ana. - IhSy aisxtad ACROSS
sha nagthaFn Eouta. tRsgslfna - qnlstiy
shsa thay hASe beea unreoagaiNsd as
aislinznfshsd msmbsrs o. tha party Il
Fssnah RsyaiiasA. They iefa HEn Fran
sissn koDsgAsd boaad aeolt . wosk
60 and are ~ rs4is f1R WasAiagl0u.
~ q. whess thsy vii EaEnAln toe dnyA
Wkss isasEsisSea ce1na - soalig sala
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

AsHvrLLn IN. o.. Oct. 2.-A special
states that ths frst froat Of Che season
made its appsaEance this morning. Lt
which Il considerably damaged.
A Policeman sheets an lnalan.
OMAHA, Ooa. 2.--A Sergeant Of the In
dian Police today. killed . Cheyeane
Indian 81 Pine Ridge Agency. Ths In
dian had resisted arrest. There are re-
ports Of serious tronbla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

NEw YoGE, Ost 1-Ths Nee Yosk II
cEo1as Ciub, Wae uos he ekampioa-
ahiR ef sbo united 5t4ssa st ~ Peal
lass 1aly. we're called 90 10 eafeHa tAeif
title soday and Ware dsfaa1s9 % b
Indspendaas Osh of Bos1on. We theFe-
by became the ehampiona and aoqniFsd
tha Wosaehsa9sr Cnn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

LINCOLN, (Neb.), Oct. 2-PFeaidont
Fitzgerald, OF The National Lsaeue Of
AmeRiea, today aane an address to the
ofllneFn and membeFs Of tbs League, IN
Pssponse 70 special from Pafnell. Az
ter referring 30 the good resaltB Of she
ChiaaQo Convention, 10 bis desire Ia 40
eeDlina the prssideney Of The league 70
become the active assistant Of PaEneIl,
and 20 The benefit that she Irish cause
has alFeady received from the snpp0Fi
Of she leaRuo Ia America. the address
eays: "khere exists the meat uFRant
demand on the Irish raaa throuRhoas
The woEld.n Il o0ntinnos: ''On ths 22ad
oe last gOnth she Tory governmenl Of
EnalAnd decided, by NE reiooti0n Of
PaFnellss land bill. apon . course Of
eviction and consequent starvation or
baniahment OF thousands Of men.
aOmsn and children. Gladstone has
sruthfaily said that 0vegy auoh eviction
& eqaai 10 q esntenos Of dsath. Many
sinnis evicllous resulted In several
deaaha, bat ehia wa pFioR 20 ths oTRani-
nation Of the Irish National Lseagae,
and en- greatly mistakes IN the pres
ems temper ok the lKiah Face and other
friends of humanity II that bar
hariay viii ever Reaia - per-
mitsed on 6od's creatures aaywhere.
Until reosntly, the sad stnFy Of IreiAnd'a
sorrows uero known only % her esns.
Nov ID is uppexmosg In the minds of all
Ohfialsndom. The eatspokgn aympa-
ghy % The world Il with her ohildrea 10
their struggle fag homo and liberty.
Hence Lord SalisbaFy and hts Govern
msna vii eoon di1ooeoF that thay can
nasaI atArva, sxfoEminata o. a1bdne, b.
eosgcion, the Igish people. The GRht is
%. Eeigtiona for tAs non-paynsnt Of
lmpoasible Fsnts have eon@s1ced.
God's creatures are being fendnRed
homeIsm and tarnsa oui upo1 Ne road
Hdo, bat they shall not die The death
plannsd foK thom hy tbs keaFtle9 u
ranaA Tharefoge sppsal % egsEy man
and woman With lfiah blood eourslne
thronch thskE veins 70 aid tn tns resist
ina Of this irhuman bFntaltiy. Lea ev-
ery hFaneh q ths League e ones staFt
a. ansi .eviottun fan6. and nsnd oontFi-
husioua % the Nnlis1al Treasures. Rev.
Chariss O'Rsilly. Of DstFoif, Misaiean.
Branches should b started 10 sNery
town and villaae II he coantFy, n tie
uoRknhoe and en the raflroadA Ths
riah and tie peer nh0uld enis IN tAis
humans and patsiotie wusk. OERAniEa-
tea b neceAaEy - re8las organized
RFsncA RaynlSy In Pl1aahaFw-
pr-rnurrna ia a-Raarnnanfaff4n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

q. PxrnnEuuBa. Oai- 2 --Tha alafs of
aians whioh has been mEinlained IN
RaaSia einos So aas4miBatiun e The
Oar klaxan1EE H.. haa b iDpeFial Do.
cree been ecntinnsd b. ten PH1ginoea
ize1udine O. Ps1sruhara. Moaeou. Tan
riaa. HsfluuHk, Ro1tefa. Odsasa, IaRh-
rae, KaFtuh, 6ehansopal and hisaaaie1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

LAMBDA (Mexiool, Ost. "A e0aFier
arrived Ia NsW Laredo (Mex.) ysster-
day, from GnerFaro, (MaK. }, wiSh the 70.
port thas Oolousl Vincent Henna, tie
rsvolationist, vas ueaF 0asFEsro With .
large foFus and that be Intended 10 at
tack the city In order 20 Rst arras and
sappiiea. About 80 rsVolafionists are
eneampsd soma distanos from 0uaFrs-
70 and ars we'll armed and equipped.
Thsy Ulil join toe fsroas under Colonel
GneFrsrn. Tha courier hF0aght 4 psti
pTaytng for federal teoops, bot Il L
doubtful II any viii ha ssna a. ths fed
eral force e NsW Laredo is very saall.
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vlslss's nushaaa


NEW x0RK, Ost. 2-The Commitiss
en- TIE Txish PaElinnansaFy FaBd save
. banquet v Juss'n McCarthY tonight
a. she HcGman H0usa. Tia banqnsl
Foom vas trimmed With Erish ard AmeR-
isAz dAes. and IrisA haFps oompoesd of
eVaHRrasnA 1oassa weTs responded -
by she guest of The evantnR, b Hon.
Thoa Z. 1amsa, Chaunceg n DspsW.
Wm. D0mhaimeE, Riehasd O. Morgan,
0oVarnor Rioots, Whiselnw Rad and
othalR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

aAat &Aey wuuld nsl Be ~ znesls og shs
Er1neh Eanattnn es Washinnton, BE-
ea1es thsy uazs nnt EernhIi1ans. we
ara rpyalisla sid Be, Nsmd havs notA-
ina q Do win ths e8seKnnasut nuw e.
iEling u EEaHea lt 3 Q pouE govern
weut no9. 1heEe uiA - q cAAnRo
th9Fs, ahonah, before long. We. TOO,
sssy Be exna'lea iron Frznea osfore tie
a nEs isfHeatad. bal 4 vii Be only fer
Q Hn0e1 tiara lbs noxt eeectinn will
aAoU tAat tAe eznlfment of TIE Peepls 3
for fhs royaiisas. Tha Camso d. RaEia
wSii Ne called back % King Of France
wfthin fhs naxt fouF yearan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

BERLu. Oct. 2.-Ths German press
make kaFoFabla bat guarded comments
oa the speech 0f PrsmisR Tisxa on the
Bulgarian question 10 the Lower House
Of the Hungarian Parliament en- last
Thuraday, bus make little reference to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
nrcoYEnEn 1IEn srrrcu
IIy the Earthquake sl,ook-A IsCmNrkab
ReCOyBry,

lIy the Earthquake shock-A Remarkable
Recovery.
NEW YoRH, Sept. S.-A Savannah special
to tho Times says: "a strange incident oI
last weeks earthquake shock Is the recov'
cry OF tho power Of speech by Miss Min
uie Martin, daughter Of retired officer o.
the regular army. At tho Close Of the wal
her father was put in charge Of Forts Pu
laski and jackson, below this city. While
at tho former fort the daughter, then Q
bright, intelligent child, had an attack oI
meningitis which left her voiCeleSs.
Tho best medical skill was obtained and
the father took bis afflicted chtldtrembllng
away but nothing did her any good. She
was dumb but had all the other senses.
During the excitement OF the first earth.
quake shock last Tuesday night Bho In hei
fright attempted TO call her brother. He
was frightened himself when he heard
her whisper his name. Since then shC
has gradually regained her voice and now
talks with perfect ilueDcy. She says she
was almost delirious with Joy when BhC
found that she could speak. Her voice
was low, and her throat Boro for three
days aud Bhe bad trouble In finding
words to express her thonEhtS. 1t wa
much like learning q new tongue except
that Dhe knew the words but had iotgol'
ted how 10 pronounce them. City physl
Ciana are deeply interested In tho case
Their explanation 10 that The recovery
was due 70 intenne exclLenent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
BLUE AND THE GRAY,
A RIG SOLDIERS REUNION
At Buckhannon No Such Sights Seen Since
the Breaking out OF the war-A Trs-
mondous Crowd Present and More Ex-
pscted Features of the Meeting,


Special Dtpatch 10 I've htelligeaar.
BucKHANSoS, September s,-Buckhsn
non has not seen such q throng Of people
since 81 as is here to-day, Long bslorl
day people began to arrive from the ad
joining counties, and by daybreak tht
streets were crowded, The train las
evening brought fully four hundred
people, The Camp Ground ia thronget
with people, and everything Is in ship
shape form, In conversation with one o
the managers he said that the crowd wa
at this writing twice what he had expect
cd and had surpassed the most sanguiuG
expt Citations OF any member Of the com
mittee, Tho Caunons planted by DR., Pin
nell's residence boom not destruction N
before, but glad tidlngs Of great joy thai
the bloody chasm has been closed, and to
day the Blue and the Gray are claspinI
hands and working in one common cause
for tho good OF the Government,
At the head Of Railroad street, under
which all the veterans will pass, Ia y beau
tilul arch. In either column are wound
the national Colors and on the top OF the
columns is q stack ofmuskets relics Of the
war on the right, and on the left q hoe
pitchiork and rake. Truly the shieldt
have been beaten into plowshare and the
swords into pruning hooks. Aud on the
arch ia the word "WelCome," In the
keystone two hands are Clasped showing
the extended arms Of friendship. 0ne Il
coyered1by tho blue and the other the
gray, while suspended from the confer II
u largo eagle with outstretChed wings
bearing the olive branch Of Peace.
Hon. John W, Mason Is Marshal Of the
day, and fully ten thousand people arc
here. Speech making has been the order
Of the day.
The address OF welcome WAS delivered
by Capt. A. NJ, Poundstone to which John
W. Mason responded, Then the slate
was broken and the people called for jus
whom they pleased. 1t reminded one o
an old time Methodist love feast. Th(
boys arc enjoying themselves hugely.
Tomorrow there will be twice as many
people here to listen to Hon. B. B
Dovener's Grafton, Of Wheeling, which il
10 be the speech Of the occasion. lie viii
be followed by Col. Gal. Moore, Of Clarks
burgh, for the Blue, and Sheriff CAend
worth, oi Randolph, for the Gray,
Tho old citizens say 1t reminds them o
when General Mcclellan was qualtereC
here with fifteen hundred men.
The best Of order prevails and acarcel!
an intoxicated person Is to be aeen. Th
town is illuminated tonight, Four o
or five brass bands are parading the street
seranading the people. Martial band:
without number are here. The shout
from the camp tonight are loud AM
long.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The National Telephone Exchange Az.
EoClation Is holding q Convention OF 81.
Louis.
The strike is making home. .brewed beer
scarce In st, Louis, and there 10 demand
for the article from other cities.
The imported case Of yellow fever at
New York has proved fatal. There are
no fears Of spread Of the disease.
Kansas comes 10 the front with an esli.
mated wheat crop OF l3,b00O0O buHhelB,
and corn crop Of l2O0OO,OOO bushels.
A general meeting Of Western railroad
Presidents was held In Chicago yeset.
day, but nothing oi importance was done.
AT The Cincinnati NJ. L. Conference yes.
teftlay, Bishop Walden announced 6,731
converts In tho Cincinnati District during
the last year.
Mt. Vernon, o., voted yesterday against
the passage OF an ordinance prohibiting
saloons from being conducted wit ain the
corporation limits.
Notwithstanding the damage reported
the Indications are that with d fair season
and q late frost the yield Of The MemphiB
cotton dlAtflUts will exceed those Of the
last three years.
"The farmers" says o Chicago banker,
''lost four years ago by holding their
grain. This year they are mafEeiins what
they have got, and will probably 40 10 the
extreme ol marketing TOO much and TOO
early"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09

LONDON, Sept S.-Ths evening edition
Of the Standard has very ill.natured fling
at the United States in an editorial on an
outrage recently perpstrated on some slay
laborers recently employed on the Penn.
sylvania railroad. Among other things It
says: "Whether these men were guilty OF
any other olfense than that oil being for
eigners we know not, but that In the eyes
Of section Of people Of the United States
Ia crime deserving death, The China
men are not attacked before they are
natives Of China, but simply because they
are foreigners who come over TO compete
with the native laborer, and the SIays
have probably been burned to death for
no other reason. The Irish in America
are publicly fattered and pretense is
made to side with them against England,
but this Ia simply because they are too
numerous TO be driven out like the
Chinese or burnt like tho Slay, and in
private an amount OF detestation OF them
Is expressed with freedom aud force
which surprises an Euglshman. For,
great as the trouble which Ireland as a
whole may give US, against Irishmen in
diyldually there is no Ill feeling whatever
in England"
1.-THE Standard no doubt refers 10 the
cremation Of seven Hungarians near vii,
liamspert, Pa, the result Of the accidental
ignition Of their shanty.1