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SrATEs-Neglected.

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SToCKs-The stock market was again
moderately active to-day, but as has been
the case during the past few days, the
animation wa at the expense OF values
and further declines were the result Of the
trading prices, and at the close reached
the lowest point for the week. The open
ing was very weak al declines from yes
terday's closing figures, ranging up TO J
per cent, and in the first hour the losses
were further increased, the lowest prices
Of the day generally being reached before
IL O'Clock. Sales 1893, 900 shares. Quota
tons closed bid as follows:
Adams Express I40; American Express
lO7; Canada Pacifc 56i; Central Pacific
26I; Chesapeake and Ohio q; do preferred
frsts4 Al; do seconds 3; Chicago and Alton
1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1915
Delaware and Hudson 1861: Delaware,
Lsckawsnna and Western, 127ti Denver
and Rio Grande, II; Erie, 233; do pre-
ferred 55; Fl, Wayne, 153; Illinois
Central, 1i5l; Lake Shore, SO; Michigan
Central, II; Minneapolis and ST. Louis
g.; do preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific
SD; Northern Pacific, 20f; do preferred
43a; Chicago and Northwestern, LOG; do
preferred 140l; New York Central, 1o4;
Oregon Transcontinental, Is; Pacific
Mail, 33t; Peoria, d. & F. l6l; Pittsburg
1856; Pullman Palace Car 1877; Reading,
6O3; Rock Island, lit; st. Louis and
San Francisco %; do preferred, 6s; arst
preferred, liz; St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 10; st. Paul and Omaha, 34s;
do preferred 1O7l; Texas Pacific, 22s; Union
Pacific 51s; United States Express -;
Wagtsrn pa.on telegraph 75t.
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THE OYSTER FLEET
Struck by the BlIzzard-Terrible Damage
Done.

Struck by Jhe oEh1OAe D
Done.
BALTIMORE, March 17.-Definite news
of the damage done among the oyster
fleets on the lower Chesapeake is beginning
to come in.
There was great destruction Of vessel
property and loss of life.
In the Annameseex river, al arm OF the
bay, an unknown schooner was sighted
Monday by the U. S. revenue cutter. She
was flying a signal of distress, and had a
crew of FIVE or six men. The cutter at
tempted to reach the schooner, but could
not do il on account of the prevailing hur-
ricane. Other unsuccessful attempts were
made during Tuesday. The vessel was
finally reached Wednesday, but her crew
had been overcome by hunger and cold.
They were found frozen stiff and dead.
There are q number of sunken boats IN
Muddy creek, q branch Of the river, and a
number of dredgers persisted. E. ID. Lud'
ington and three men from the sloop
Allen Bird told Of their sufferings and bow
they were saved by Bleaching their boat
in the Annamessex river. They were an
chored about two miles from FOrd's Land
ing during the storm. Before the storm
several schooners and pungies were around
them. The schooner Fox dragged both
her anchors, but was not wrecked. The
schooner Eastern Light fOundered, and
four of her crew were lost.
1t is impossible now to estimate the full
damage of the storm upon the Chesapeake,
as it will be a week before the returns can
be gathered. From the data at hand be-
tween 100 and 200 vessels were either cast
ashore, capsized or sunk, from thirty to
forty were wrecked, and from twelve to
thirty people were drowned. Most of the
boats were slOOps and oyster schooners.
The damage will run far up into the thou
sands.
I~uundation Of the lowlauds of the Mary
land, Delaware and Virginia Peninsula
caused great loss. On the eastern shore Of
Virginia people were obliged to live in
their attics, without FIRE or food, and in
one region vessels were carried 500 feet in
land, where the recediDg tides have lett
them high and dry.
Specials from Crisfeld report the rescue
of five men from a fOundered schooner.
They were in the rigging over fOrty-eight
hours, and shortly after they were taken
Off one Of them died. The condition OF the
others is serious.
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WRECK VICTIMS.
The List of I~pJured-The Tralnmen Lost
Their Heads.

The List of IpJured-The Tralnmen Lost
Their Heads.
BIEGHAMTeE, n. Y, March 17.-But
four of those injured in yesterdays acci-
dent remain in the city hospital. They
are Messrs Gray, Link, Macy aud Graham.
The others were SO far recovered as to be
able 20 proceed to their homes.
Tucker, the colorei porter, who next 10
Mr. Gray is in the most critical condition,
was taken to his home in New York on the
midnight train. (. Davies, Of New York
Miss Webster, OF Oil City and Miss Plant.
OF Hamilton, Ont, remain at the Hotel
Bennett, unable to leave their rooms.
The cempany's excuse for the fact that
after the accident the engine, baggage car
and smoker, which were uniDjured, pulled
away for Biughamton aud left the wounded
passengers lying in the snow, ia that the
trains crew lost their heads, and did not
realize what they were doing.
Mr.. Gray's condition is unchanged. He
still lies in an unconscious condition, with
the barest possible chance for life.
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STILL TALKING.

Mr.. Mills Argument for the CutiOn
in the Tally Sheet Cases.
Special TlCgram to the Sunday Register.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March l7.-Thc argu-
mentofMr. Mills, Of Chicago, was resumed
this morning, and a large crowd gathered
to hear him. He has not the versatility OF
insolvency, nor his aptness as a lawyer,
but he proved to be a very effective and
polished speaker, and created q highly ia
Yorable impression. All interested in this
celebrated case hoped that it would 60 to
the Jury this evening, under the charge Of
the Justice. Court, however, in Difference
to the memory Of Lorenzo English, decided
to adjourn at noon, so that members of the
bar might attend the funeral. Mr.. Mills
will resume his remarks Monday morning.
1t is not likely that the case will go to the
jury before Tuesday or Wednesday.
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@eiitinal.
Choking Catarrh.

gsye YOU awakened nom a disturbed sleep
With all the horrible sensations Of an assassin
rrqlching your throat anil pressing the hie-oreSin
f,,r, your tightened chesg2 Have you noticed
Nh, lsnguor and debility that succeed the eaort
[crasr vonr throat and head Of this catarrhal
,,.Hsrs What adcp1essing influenza It eXerts
mon the mind. clouGiug the memory ana hlhnS
ne road With pains and s'range noises 20 ulI,
sT,lt IN is 10 rid the nasal passages, throat anu
i-1cs of this poisonous mucous ailGan LeStliy VINO
49, salicted with Catarrh. How dldlculL 70 pcO-
-, he system AGAINST It's further progress
tCEsrlS me lungs liver sud Kidneys al phys,
Mans will admit. IL Is q terrible disease, and
cries out for relief andCure. ~
The remarkable curative powers, when All
,.5sr remedies utterlv fail. OF SASSoRps EADI-
- CURE. are atteSled by thousands WhO crate
S,IIv recommend il 20 fellOw-sutererS No state
mCsSyt 4, made pg4sding Il that cannot De sub
sssntiatea by the most respectable and reliable
references ..,, 81
- CTRE one box Of C~ArAEEHAL ~SOLvENr, and
an TyPEoyED INHALER, with treatise 2 diree-
T,11s and Is sold bY all druggists Tor SlIN.
POTTER DRUG < CHEMlCAL Co, BOSTON,
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ANsw Democratic Organ.

CHICAGO, March 17.-HOracs A. Huri-
but, Austin Patterson and Andrew Mate
some have incorporated the Globe Publish
ing Company, and Chicsgo viii have new
Democratic daily newspaper. The first is,
u will appear about April LIST, aud will
be a straight party organ. General New
berry, Erskine III. Phelps and other prom
inept Democrats are large stockholders,
and il il claimed that it will have a paid
in capital of $3.50, 00O.
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A CRIME.
An Aged Couple Horribly Beaten and
Their Home Burned.

An Aged Couple Horribly Beaten and
Their Home Burned.
ITHACA, n. Y, March 1.-THE whole
country around here is terribly excited
over a brutal crime which was committed
near Johannesburg last night. Robert
Barker, q farm hand, went to the house OF
Richard Mason, an old man over 20, and
after horribly beating him with q club, he
attacked MasOn's wife and beat her head
into a shapless mass of bleeding flesh. lie
then poured the contents Of a lamp over
the couple, set the house OF fire and fed.
Mason recovered sufficiently to crawl
from the burning building into
a snow drif, but his wife's
body was burned to q cinder. The blaze
attracted the neighbOrs and Mason
told them the story Of the crime. Five
hundred excited people were soon scorr-
ing the country and before morning Bar
ker was captured and is now in jail in this
city. Robbery is supposed to have been
the motive for the crime.
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LIVE sTOOR.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 17.-Csttle- Receipts
1900 head; shipments 500 head; market
steady; steers s. 40s4 90; stockers aud
feeders 81 50s2 80; COWS, bulls and mixed
81 00a32 IS; ,Texas cattle s. OOa4 40.
Hogs-keceiPts 1900 head; shipments
1000 head; market stronger and q shade
higher; mixed s. 15a5 IS; heavy s. 30a
5 so; light IS 5Oa5 20; skips 81 50s3 rs.
Sheep-Receipts 10, 600 head; shipment,
IL, 900 head; market strong; natives ~ 0(
as 10; western S sOa6 90; Texans 81 O(
as 90; lambs IS 50a5 IS.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, March I7.-Cattle-
Receipts 900 head; shipments 100 head
nothing doing.
Hogs-Receipts 1890 head; shipment
2, 500; market fair; Philadelphia IS Ga
5 IS; mixed s. 55a5 IS; conmcn..to fsil
81 75a5 90.
sheep-Receipts 1,4O0 bead; shipment
1900 bead; market dull; 9 shade better.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., March 17.-Hogs-
Steady; common and light 81 O0i4 IS
packing and butchers s. 35a5 IS; receipt
100 head; shipments 1,260 head.
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MORRISON TALKS.
About the Vice Presidential Candidate on
the Democratic Side.

About the Vice Presidential Candidate on
the Democratic Side.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE New
York World of to-day contains a dispatch
from Chicago purporting TO be an interview
with Colonel William II. Morrison about
his candidacy for second place on the Dsm-
ocratic ticket, in which he is made to
say:
81 am not trying to secure the nomiua-
ton for vice president. / believe the NOM
inee for that office should come from Indi-
ana. Good policy demands it. / belive
Governor Gray, of Indiana, will be nom
ipTted, and l propose to help him oil l
can"
"How do you reconcile your views with
your desire TO get delegates for yourself in
Ulinois?n
SIN the first place, l nm not trying to
get delegates as against Gray. | am anx-
ions that no Illinois mau shall have the
delegation TO use against Gray and defeat
the best interests of the party. What do
want is this, amp it appears hard to be cor
rectly understood-that Illinois first
choice shall he GRAY, and if Gray cannot be
nominated, then | want to have q fair
show in the Illinois delegation myself. II
Gray is not nominated ! do not want the
Illinois delegation TO be against me. l
don't want TO be barred if Gray isn't
nominated. That's Why l wrote to Brin-
ton at Tuseola in reply to his lette."
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THE BREATH Of o chronic catarrh pa
tient is often 30 offensive that he canoot
90 into society and he becomes an object
Of disgust. After q time liberation sets in,
the spongy bones are attacked, and fire.
quentIy, entirely destroyed. a constant
source Of discomfort ia the dripping Of the
purulent secretions into the throat, some
times producing inyeterate bronchitis,
which in its turn has been the exciting
cause ofpulmonary disease. The brilliant
results which have attended its use for
years past properly designate Ely's Cream
Balm as by far the best, If not the only
real cure for hay fever, rose cold and ca
tarrh.
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The Nav Comet Soon.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Mach 1.-THE
South African comet was seen at the War
uer Observatory for The first time this
morning in about right ascension 81 hours
Is minutes, d~eclination south IS degrees
80 minutes. 1t is too near both sun and
horizon to be we'll seen. Its tail is some
twenty degrees in length and is a fine OBJ
iect through the telescope. 1t is inst visi-
BILE to the naked eye, but will not be
brighter.
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The California Central suike

SAN BERNARDIEo, CAL, March l7.-As
fast as engineers reach here on the Cali
forhia Central road they abandon their
engines. Three Ears Of excursionists from
Los Angeles for San Diego were delayed
here, and many returned by the Southern
Pacific yesterday. There has been no re-
fussl to take out mail trains.
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nl,nd,hir.iY BritI,hsr.

. MONTREAL, March IA special dis
patch from Victoria, B. c., says: Tee
schooner Saphiere, Captain Petit, has
cleared for the Behring sea sealing
grounds with a hunting crew and aixty
Indians all fully armed: This vessel suf,
fered severely last year through seizure by
American cutters and the officers have
vowed armed resistance TO any further
seizure, saying they will kill any official
who crosses their way. 1t is feared here
that a sanguinary encounter may take
place if they are molested BY American
cutters.
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Missouri Pacific Men will stick.

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE only fresh
bit of news that has developed here to-day
in connection with the strike is a statement
by a high official that the Missouri Pacific
Company have received assurances that
their engineers and firemen will not 90 out
unless a general strike is decided upon.
The Missouri Pacific is not handling Bur-
liuuInn fTaiOht
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of Roman Catholics are coming more and
more to see that as God their maker gave
them brains and eyes and ears and hearts
as large as those of Bishops and Priests,
He must have intended that tie owners
should use them, and so We have hope for
the tutnre.
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How Dying Child
Was Saved a!

Crgrr. H,vurag CO.. IN. SEPT, %. '.-
T.g s1,rw.a- aIrUs nee ..s.o 90 VIVA; y1g-
SIS ha-d.a .rD.rl-tladagEater Vl-ct
how four ystss y1I when ll u.0utH7 ODDS
luwpa|.. ...lrH arr heel J.rI slowly crew
larger. Tue family physician n0r,hiitwa
r.u... Hg r.oe. ~ H-osnu rlrs up needle
lat fagaI @ r-a-r.grrr o li-E'. Tho
child hgramr gcgJ.gr altln tlr;r, sCeaLus u
lbs. the use other leg, and G.E.g gGit walk
lur entirely. The rI.GF'n T1ers .ul tsuu'
ps..sH.g. and hHcRrer cg' -.nN tac ir-h b.
COMING 1grI. The hip Ir. --h .rEtus iavo.T
e.. so that when seventeen m1a.Es OIL shs
could Roe stand, hay.nr ir.s tho use % -
aadarm. Tsr.!II curvature osthn sp.ac allp
followed The nervous system was wrecked
muscles contracted anil r.srr wIs general
wasting az flea aUi muscle At eighteen
months OF &c se wa Paced Uulgr tho
t-cgtmeu. OF "a rro1iUr1r physician OF Eos
ton. Mas. 5a' 10 fan cad Cd. ton Wppthssh'
hllG#srEu.T r1aB-4 degree tlatshe wash
a dy.ur condition. tbs was IN April. l@f
We took tao child away not knowing what
70 90. 10 this dreadful dilemma Wa were
over persUI.eI by ir'cEis % Try 'oue bot
'.." 20 SwJ.gs Sr-c-F.r, which we Gal' ami
before o. mad all been taken we saw ach0nrN
fsrJan Ua.,.r. u her symgJnmE W. ke2i-t
up. ami have lrar 50 o. this day, and Will
keep &C. ur. n the Lord willis, Tor many days
tocouc, rIgi, las brought oar dying Hazel
or'r, tov,g.-. % strength and health a-ain.
TEca,h.n hue NJ her checks has changed to
orrsg Tint. Sur "a able to walk anywhere.
hes Ian .rr anal melancholy have passed.
Gvag, AMI She Is now q bl!thc, cheerful hap
Iy ramgirs child shnalI you wish 10 Ia
crease Your testimonials Of proof u tho
vI-tug o. SIS g.. EAR E0rlss ant wha; w.
have srrrs o. 'ar.-s.ul % whltwc Cweto
ylu. slv-.lr .uw O. % use item.
kG.y Ea-s,.
BIS. o.. Sw'~-.
.-ag,v1. = SvcFr
70. E.r.
Treat. ,a r..,., arIs.is Diseases n..lct
Trs N.rrsrs.u s-T1.. Drawer Asialts.tiI
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Mnruhnm CnnnfY Robbery.

Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
DALLAS, March 1.-THE store of Mr..
Samuel Ewing at Viola, Marshall county,
W. vs., was broken into last night, and as
near as Mr.. Ewing can ascertain abcut
$500 in money was taken. Mr.. Ewing has
the pos.ofice. No arrests as yet have been
made,
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Ohio Democratic Convention.

SDecial TtksgTGm @ ne SlHddy hegI~tT'
COLUMBUS, O., March 1.-THE Ohio
Democratic clubs and the Democratic
State Central Committee viii meet Msrch
Dist The time and place for holding the
State Convention will be fixed Coinm'
bus will be selected and sn earF date
6xed.
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RoY,s Fatal Leap.

Special Telegram to ne Sunday Re0its'
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, March H.
To- day George dis, aged fifteen, Jumped
from 3 train while moving on the MARKETS.
branch, sustaining probably fatal Injuries
His home was in Belpre, w. Va
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BurInr Up southern Timber Lands.

JACKSON Miss, March 17.-MississiP-
pi timber lands are being quietly bought
by Northwestern lumbermen. Records
show they have purchased q quarter mil
lion acres during the last six months. TIE
BUYERS are principally from Michigan.
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Third District Republican Convention,

Special Telegram to Ae Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 1.-THE
Republicans Congressional Convention for
the Third district has been called to meet
in this city May IL. Delegates to the
Presidential Convention at Chicago will
also be chosen.
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st. PatrIok's Day at ColumOus-Other
Nyws.

News.
Spectd! Tslsgrcm TO The RegiaT.
COLUMBUS, o, March list. PatriCk's
Day was celebrated in an imposing man
ner.
The Ohio Section of the North American
Turnerbuud hold their annual meeting to-
night and tomorrow.
The ticket agents of the several roads
here report a decrease in business as q re-
suit OF the great strikes.
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st. CIaIrsvine Democrats Select their Can
dldates.

dldates.
Special telegram 10 TIE Sunday Register.
ST, GAINESVILLE, o., March 1.-THE
Democratic corporation convention met
this evening and nominated the following
ticket: Mayor, George Linn; Marshal,
George W. Doyle; Treasurer, James A.
Patterson; Solicitor, Albert Lawrence
Sealer Of Weights, John Hoffner: Street
Commissioners, James Anderson; Council
Isaac NJ. Riley, Lewis Murdaugh, BENZ.
Humphrey.
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Dbfeline Rseister
GrareIsrs' 6uidt

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
h~E1FLANArTON OF REVERENCE ARKs; 'Dauy.
sunday excepted. monday excepted sun
d1y only. saturday excepted. rs Meridian.
February q, ISIS. Wheeling time, which is
lust one hour earlier than Central Tine:
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Leave the City stS.G s. u. and run every hour
uuEl 800 p. m.
Leave Wheeling PARK al SO = m, and run
eYery hour until l0Ge .. IA, except Church
Trains which will leave tbs Park Of go r. II
and City 81 l2l5 2. m,
C. HIRSCH,
SuDerinrsndent.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at sas I-a Per Cent--9overnments
Dull Stocks Moderately Acttve-Flour
gnohanged-wheat Steady.
NEW YORK, March 17.-Money on call
easy at 2a2l per cent closed at2 per cent. (;
prime mercantile paper 5a53 per cent;
sterling exchange dull but steady; I'M
changed.
iovERyMENTS-Dul.
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T., q. s. &.
3Cllaire and nGsvillethroughpassenger train
leaves Beaaire st $40 8 m, arrives At Bellaire a.
100 p. N.
WOOdsHeld passenger train leaves Belaire at
40 D. m, arrives A. Bellaire az SO a. n.
Scmmerhell Accommodation leaves Bellair ~
LOO 70. DO. arrives at Bellira a. t0:45 q. m.
All traius daily eXceptSundGy. Central Stand
ard Time nom Bellsire.
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PETROLEUM.
TftusrUIs.

TIrUsyuLR. March 17.-Petroleum-
Opened at 97ic; highest Sfe; Lowest
97tc; closed at sic.
Pfttsburg.
P~ErTsBURG, March IL. - Petroleum -
Dali but firm; opened at SIZE; ciosed ut
973c; highest sic; lowest 97c. -
New Yorh.
NEW YcBK, March 17.-Petrolsum-
Opened firm at 97sc, fell to size and
closed steady at S7fc. Sales 800. 900.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, March IL. = Petroleum
Opened at ste; closed at SHE; lowest
97tc; highest vic; clearances 1,324,000
barrels. y
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"EEELIEG AND Elm GROVE B. &,
On and aaar Monday, October 81, 1857, Trains
On the Wheeling and ElnGroyeR, r., Ntlrun as
F.llnEas
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., March 18.-Wheat-Dull
cash sac; May, s4s; July, SGT; August
s1tG COrn-Steady; cash 81; May 52ic
Oats-Dull and steady; cash BE. Clover
Seductive and steady; cash 3.77lc
March and April 3.75c.
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that the God of Heaven is for rs and all
| God-fearng Catholics, and against this
crashing, merciless spirit Of Rome. That
| evidence is TO be found not only IN the
brooding, kindly Providence which opened
mp this country to
THE OPPRESSED OF ALL LANDS,
but also in the marvellous signs Of His dis
approval, when the Pope, by the procia-
nation of Instability, made the wild, fatal
leap into the place of God as will be
seep by the following facts: That the u
ell which proclaimed this dogma opened
and closed With fearful storms Of rain,
shundera and lightning. Every yOteon the
last day, say eye witnesses, seemed to be
announced and terminated by q
clap of thunder. (See New York Tribune
for August IL, 1870, and Quirinus' letter
LINK. p. S09). This said some was Gcd's
voice as at Mount Sinai approving the dog
ma. However, that may be, on the very
next day Napoleon Ill, the political ally
and supporter Of Plus TX, unclaimed the
furies of war, which soon swept away the
empire of France and the temporal throne
of the infalIible Pope. Victor Emmanuel,
whom the Pope bad before excommunica-
ted as the worst enemy of the church was
made King before his very 'eyes, and the
Italians almost unanimously turned from
the Holy Father TO their new sovereign.
A German empire was born out Of victor
ious battlsfields, and Professionalism as
sumed the political aud military leader
ship Of Europe. Protestant churches arr
springipg up before the very eyes Of thu
Pope, where none would be tolerated wher
he had the power. IL
EsA branch of the Bible society which
the Pope in his Syllabus had denounced a!
a pest has been established in Rome
and a public debate was held in which
even the presence Of Peter at Rene wa
; called into question.
"Does history in all It's range record ar
Illustration Of swift and awful ~retributiol
upon the pride Of man more swift and aw
ful than this? And while God frownet
from above, such Catholics as DR.. JOIN
Henry Newman, whom Mr.. Gladston,
= calls tie first living theologial
now within the Roman Com
munion (see Vatican DEGREES, P. Is,
q cries out against this awful dogma Of in
. fallibility, why should an aggressive ant
' i~nsolent faction be allowed TO make tn,
heart of the just sad whom the Lord hat
, not made sOrroEfulY' (See DR.. Newmal
to Bishop Ullathorne, in the Guardian Q
April 6, 1870, quoted by Mr.. Gladstone
t In the presence of such facts and in dali,
social and commercial contact with Protes
. tants and breathing the free atmosphere Q
our Observation-Disclosures tens ofthOusAnd
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