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Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-06
LOUISVILLE [! III.
Hon. Augustus e. Wilson for
Congress A Delightful
Surprise Party.
Colored Registration Officers.

The Watterson welcome was great
success.
Several registration officers last week
were Colored men.
Miss Minnie Washington left Monday
for Cincinnati and the east.
jim Hawkins was arrested Tuesday
for stealing pair ofshoes faom Mark
Sales shoe store.
Mrs. Wesley Hughes of Bloomfield,
who has been visiting friends in the city
returned home Wednesday.
Bring your Job printing to the Louis
vile Office of the APPEAL. 3l2 W. Jeffer-
on st. Good work at reasonable rates.
Visitors in Louisville cannot find
better place to get good board than at
Mrs. Matilda Browns No. 500 West
Green street.
Rev. w. II. Venerable, the evangelist,
has returned from an extended northern
trip where he has been holding meetings
with great success. He says Harrison
and Morton are the next president and
vice president.
The Sunday School of Quinn chapel
celebrated endowment for Willberfere
University last Sunday by appropriate
exercises. Short addresses were made
by Profs. J. E. Simpson. w. II. Perry,
and Rev. Evans.
The Patriarchs of the G. N O. of O. F.
celebrated their 10th Anniversary at
Odd Fellows Hall 10 and Walnut Street
Friday night Sept. %, by drills and en-
Pertaining music and exercises. The af-
fair was very brilliant.
Emma Sowders, Colored, was arrested
Monday afternoon charged with malici-
GUS cutting. It is alleged that the
Sowders woman hit Nora O'Brien, a
destitute woman who had been stopping
with her, over the head with a large
stick, telling her to the floor The
wound is not serious
In the person of Hon. A. E. Wilson,
our nominee for congress, we have man
whose qualifications 'eminently fit him
for the position, and his standing on the
tariff question should bring him large
number of votes. This is the third time
Mr.. Wilson has received the nomina.
ton and we hope this will prove the
charm. Two years ago he carried this
city by 266 majority and if every man in
the district does his duty he will be ell.
ected this time. sure.
Mr.. Will Arthur was rendered 4 sur.
prise by a number Of his friends at the
residence Of his motheron Jacob street
last Friday evening, prior to his depart.
ure for Howard University, Washington
D. c. where he will take course in med.
icine. The occasion was delightful one
to all. The party was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Toney Jackson. Those
present were: Misses Lulie Lightfoot
Sophia Johnson, Lula McGrath, Lulie
Booker, Laura Rhodes, n. Marshall, Jen
ME Dickerson; Messrs. M. Johnson, w
Lewis, M. Hughes, Will Skeleton M
Clark, E. McCoomer, John Ward, Alex
johnson, J. Hathaway.
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tons 466 : street" as they will be
compelled t. resent complimentary
tickets to gain & oittance.
Grand Entertainments.

Chicago Patriarchie No. 10, G. u. O..
0. F. will give grand musical and liter
airy entertainment at Central Hall,
Monday evening October Is. There
will be speaking by several we'll known
members of the Order. The patriarchs
on exhibition drill first, and contest by
two sections consisting of eight patri-
arcbs for a patriarch'sjewel. A prize Of
$40 will be given to the lodge turning
out the largest number of MEMBERS.
Music by Prof. Henderson's band. The
committee will spare no pains in max
ing this the affair of the season After
drilling, the floor will be given to the
young folks. Admission so cents: chill
dren % cents. Committee: Coleman
Brady, Chairman: Harvey Brown. Geo.
3. Augustus, &. r. Scott, S. N. Rankin,
Secretary. ..-.t
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-06
Hot Shot for Ray and ScrottrOn,
of New York

One Of the most interesting and inn
portant Masonic documents that has
ever emanated from the pen of any
Colored mason has just been written by
Mr.. John G.. Jones, q Thirty-third de-
gree Scottish Rite mason, of Chicago, on
the origin and legal status of Scottish
Rite masonry among Colored masons
of the United States, and it has and will
convince all far and honest minded
inasons everywhere that the Ray and
scrotten Supreme Councillor New York
is bogus and irregular body of nasons
and they must be avoided as deadly
poison.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-06
Autumn Clubs Opening,

The Autumn Club will inaugurate
the season of 1859 with grand
complimentary ladies reception which
will be held at Arlington Hall,
corner of Thirty-frst street and
Indiana avenue. Invitations will be
issued this week. All ladies receiving
invitations must present the card &C.
companying, at the door in order te
gain admissions.
The arrangements are very complete
The high character of our entertain
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-06

and Mrs. T. H. Lyles, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
K. Hilyard; Mesdames Clara Jones, OF
Chicago; Carrie Webb, of Des MONIES;
Misses Rosa Hill, Ida Gibbs; Mr.. Arnie
Hill.
The young men gave adelightful soiree
dansante at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday
evening which was enjoyed by all
present there was fair contingent from
Minneapolis as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
N. w. Weaver; Misses Fannie Johnson,
Fannie Allen, Julia Johnson; Messrs.
A. A. Jones, Chas. Johnson, Sherley
Tyler, Richard Bradshaw, S. Smith.
Those from the city were: Mr.. and
Mrs. O. D. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. C,
Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Manning;
Mrs. NJ. Holt; Misses Leona Landre,
Lulie Griswold, Kittie Wilkins, Josie
Johnson. Zoe Ball, Mary Mcdonald;
Messrs A. Glenn, G. A. Brown. G. A.
Mason, R. and G. Farr, julius Her
mann, c. H. Bush, F. H. Ball, T. r.
King, T. III. Griswold, B. w. Buckner,
the APPEAL. #
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ments in the past will be the guarantee
that this our opening reception will be
the event of the fall season. Ladies
free, gentlemen seventy-fve cents.
Respectfully,
The Autumn CLUB.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-06
LIFE IN A GREAT CITY.
The Doings Among Those who
do not Always do Right,
and get Into Trouble.
Windy City Wicked ness,
WICKED MR.. WHITE.

Last Tuesday night Charlie Wilkie
while out for a good time, was assaulted
and robbed Of gold watch and chain
and $40 in money on Fourth avenue
near Harrison street. Wilkie reported
the matter to the police, giving good
description of the Colored thief, and last
night Detective Kehoe arrested Abe
White, who has been fully identified
by Wilkie as the ruffian who assaulted
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
DECISION RESERVED.

The Proceedings in the Circuit Court.
Yesterday.
1t was expected, or at lelst hoped, that
Judge Boyd would hand down his decision,
yesterday, in the matter of the application
of counsel for Geo. ". Atkinson for 4 writ
OF mandamRs bat no decision was made,
TIE Court announcing that while the de-
cision had been prepared, he would hold it
in reserve, pending action by the Supreme
Court, sitting at Charleston, in q similar
case.
In the matter Of the application for q
writ Of certtOrari, the BO ard of Commits
sioners, by its C~olnsel, rendered and offer
ed 10 file its return to the writ, w%hersupon
the plaintiff took time to examine sli1 re-
turns. Counsel for the Board, in making
the return, said that the Board did lot
exhibit the tickets or poll books,
Sc, as when the Board was
through counting, they were turned
over 10 tbs clerk Of the Board,
who is the legal cussOdisn thereof. II they
are required, the question might be raised
on the ption to the return, and thea
there might be argument as to tee right OF
the Court to require the Board to produce
thsse papers.
Ia reply to this, Mr.. Russell said be
would take time to consider.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
BENwOOD.

A horsa attached TO a water cart he
came frightened neal the ferry landing
yesterday morning, dashed down the
grade into the river, throwing the driver
out into the water. Turning to SO Up the
grade it was caught. TIE driver escaped
by swimming ashore.
The school girls who wait to take the
morning train for Wheeling are having a
fCretaste of the comfort afforded Ivy al
open, %uncanopied platform, which will
probably be theirs during the winter.
The NJ. L. Sabbath school is mixing ar
rangements for an ents r5Ainment to he
given 10 connection with the Christmas
tree.
The Laiisa' Aid Society met at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. George Fitzgerald lsst even
Jog.
Some urchins amused themselves by
throwing at horses on the s rsets yester-
day.
Mira. John Higgins held the number that
drew the stove rail ID by Mrs. Mcfarland,
1t was stated yesterday that the mai
factory will not Iesums until Wednesday.
Miss Anna Daley, Of Newark, Ohio, is
visiting in town.
Toe forge department has tean fitted up
for long rur.
The shslih's final notice - tau payers is
posted.
The steel plants made large outputs Last
week.
One unfortunate in the bastile yester.
day.
Mr.. Jas. Rigs is on tie sick list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
BASE BALL
rho New Board of Directors Meet and
OrRaniTe-

rho New Board of Directors Meet and
Organize.
A meeting Of the nav i >ard Of Directors
|og the Wheeling Base Ball Association,
consisting Of Me'srs. A. +. Smith, w. /
Howell, ". r. English, John + Wright,
Samuel Brubaker, VIM. Mclaughlin and
VIM. Koehpline, was held lss! evening at
the Howell House for the purpose of or
psniz alton, and it resulted as follows:
Presideut-W. B. Howell.
Vice Presidential. E Smith.
Secretsry-W. r. Ecgiish.
Treasurer-Wm. Mclaughlin.
A Finance Committee composed Ct tha
following gentlemen wasappoibtsd; MtssrS
camuel Brnblker, Wm. -
Mclaughlin and j. Z. Wright. ensq
Financial matters were discuss; I'D
it was decid.d to issue new SaaIey Ct
stock to the auo;hft OF 5000, sni the
directors tS5k $500 worth Oh the spot
Tee Association has the assurance that all
the stock will be taken, and it is tie In
tention TO clear of all the Indebtedness Of
the cub and start ont on the season With
out any membranes whatever. ltis the
intention to select a manager IS som AZ
al matters are settled with the League,
which will probably be some time next
week. Afoer o manager is selected, not
much trouble will be experienced in secur'
ing q good team.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Business Transacted AZ a Saturday
S0RAiOn.

Business Transacted NJ Last Saturday.
Session.
This Court, in session at Charleston, lest
Saturday, judges all present, traasac.ed the
following business:
Sattsrlee v. County Court of Jefferson
county; opinion by SHyder; Judgment Of
Circuit Court affirmed.
Heiskell ct a.. Y. Tout ct al, from
Berkeley county; opinion by SnydeE de-
cree of Circuit Court affirmed.
Rathbone 1t a.. V. PaIkersburg Gas Co,
from Wood county; opinion by Snyder; Dc
cree of Circuit Court reverted and bill dis
mi Ssed.
White v. Whites administrators, from
Monongalia county; opinion by Snyder; de-
cree of Circuit Court reversed and cause re
maudtd.
CARROTS administrator vs.. Dots and
Davis, from Richie county; opinion by
Green; judgment o.! Ciccuit Court sftirmed.
Skater vs.. O'Brien ct al from Rt'hie
couu "; opinion by johnson decree Of Cir
cult Court affirmed.
Uuivereity, &C., vs.. Tucker, from Wood
county; opinion by Johnson; decree of Cir
cult Court affirmed.
On petition of John D. Alierson a rule
was awarded Summoning the Commission
era Of Kanawha to show causa why q writ
of mdnddmuS Should 70! issue commanding
them to sign a bill of exception in the mat
ter of the recount of the votes cast in ks-
nawha at the lSt9 general election. The
rule is Ieturnab!e on Mondly sf crnoO at
/ o'clock.
Adjourned until Monday at 4 p m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
BELLAIRE.

J. P. Fitzgerald, General Freight Agent
at this point, retired yesterday to accept
another position with the same company.
In the afternoon, tie boys who had worked
under Mr.. Fitzgerald presented the gentle
man with q number Of handsome presents,
among which we noticed atOlid gold watch
and chain, solid gold cuff buttons, an 8
day clock, gold.headed umbrella and a INN
gold pen and holder. Last eight Mr.
Fitzgerald invited all the employees Of the
freight department 10 Partske OF a big sup
per. IL was a pleasant occasion, and Will
long be remembered. The boys do not
like the idea of parting with Mr.. F., but
feel satisfied that he will do well wherever
his post of duty may be.
The coal operators will meet in this city
10 day. The conference Saturday between
the mi ers and mine owners did not re-
suit in anything Of importance being done.
Col. W. C. Watson, representing the
pottery firm Of Knowles, Taylor 4 Know
lee, the largest concern Of the kind in the
world, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John L. Shilling and Miss Marie
Battelle will b, married this evening at
the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Battelle,
by Rev. J. T. Lane.
Tie c., L. & W. runs trains over the
Noble street crossing at 3 terrible gait
Some projection should be put up at that
point at once.
W. G Simpson will settle up the estate
Of John Creep, who was killei by a B., II
& c. engine q short time since.
The work of arranging for the use Of
petroleum gas at the Bellaire window
glass works is being pushed.
Contestants for prizes in aid Of the Cath,
olic Church in Benwood have been visiting
here al late.
Isreal LeBoy will be h1r:ed from st
Johns Cuurch this morning at 9 O'Clock
REPRESENTATIVES Of the miners will go II
a convention at Columbus to-day.
The young folks of the Episcopal Church
are arranging for a festival.
Glenn. J, Ambler, an old citizen Of Mead
township, died yesterday.
Tbs fins glsssworkers will give a dan q
on Christmas night.
S. 4. GIesn has opened a grocery in th'
Secord ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
BIGGEST IN CANADA.
Forty Thousand Fools Yell for os1sman
O'Connor.

Forty Thousand Fools Yell for oA7sman
O'ConnOr.
TORONTO, December 3.-Forty thousand
parsons gave VIM. O'COnnor q RECEPTION
here tonight that tclipsed the one given to
Hanlan on his return from the America n
Centennial Standing on top Of q huge
structure, laden with torch bearers and
fligs, and drawn by four horses and
preserving his equilibrium by rest.
ing his left hand on Gross
formed by oars, with which he wen the
Washington race. O'Conner was kept
constantly busy dcffing his hat in responfe
to the desfenipg plaudits that greeted him
all along the Inc of the procession from
the railwsy station 10 the horticultural
gardens. There he was prese ated with an
address, a check fG 81 600 and o purse
containing SiC0 in gold. After the adj
dress be made a neat reply. A telegram
conveying the Governor Cereals con-
g'atulstlons wa9 lead, and many promi.
nent cit z made spsectel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
NONE FOR BENNY.
The Pope Did Not Sen His Congratu'

The Pope Did Not Send His Congratula-
tiona to Harrison.
Boston, December 3.-ln relation 20
the Rome dispatch stating that Cardinal
Gibbons had bsen instructed by the Pope
to congratulate Gen. Harrison on his cleo,
ton on the ground that CItholic Interests
in America would be safer under his cd.
ministrstion, a special cable, under date Of
December 9, received by the Bo Iton Pilots
correspondent, slys:
"The Vatican today firmly denies the
report relating to Gen. Hsrrison's cleo
ton. The report as reproduced here pro-
ducei a painful impression The Vatican
denies it and declares that the Pope never
interferes in national politics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
Half Fare to Washington.

Tor the accommodation O' all vic desire
to witness the ,uaugurst ~ of PRECEDENT
elect HMIisOn, tie &. 90 +. + 20. will
sell sion tickets to Washington from
all points on its Ices at n fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be sold March
LIST TO Attn, il clusive, snd will BE- valid for
return p'sage until March It'll, inclusive.
The b 80 is The shCfHs aud MT d.
rect route to Washington from sll point'
touched BE- its lires 1t has moe track
ard yard room at Washington than any
other road, and CON eq1ently more fac'li-
ties for the promps movement Of trains
and the e1Pedi i9u, handling Of a large
passenger Business than any other line
TIE z. so hSndled an immense PISS
spger tfsHcRt the inauguration CT f'rcsi.
dent CLEVELAND. without delay and With;
out IL nry to 3 single psssergT.
Its fsei tiles have teen greatly augment
cd since that time and il is in positio1 10,
giYe msre eatisfsctcry savice than any line
.tcSchipg WasbiDgsos,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
RECKLESS McGLYNN
His Audience by His Bold Denut-
citation of Rome.

SNAItlCe MS
citation of Rome.
New YORK, December 3.-Dr. Nc
Glynn in his lecture to-day grew reckless
enough to startle even his audience. Among
other thipgs he said Of the Pope that he
yss an ecclesiastical carpenter, and that
Catholics were like little children sitting
on his ecclesiastical bench, with their feet
dangling 10 the air. To some OF the mil
lions of people in China, be said that the
Christ was nothing else than q red
headed foreign devil; something ike
en- Eoglisbmau, V it were;
He said Bob Ingersoll's natural
religion within him cIuld not stand the
doctrine Of p.edestinstion to hell, and then
tcld one Of Bob's s'orie, where seven little
children, little %lisrs," the doctor called
them, who said they would be satisfied ii
the Almighty who created them damned
them for ever.
In conclusion, be said: "If Christ wa
to come on earth again as he did in the old
time, and appear on the streets Of Rome
barefooted and without q hat, and Was t.
tesch the doctrine that be did Of old, they
would have him arrested and stuck intS
the acquisition as o dangerous fanatic
whom it would be exptdient to do away
with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04

One of the Most Remarkable Cases on
Record Now In Wheeling.

One Of the Most Remarkable Cases on
Record Now In Wheeling.
A dog was this morning brought into
u office which has been the subject OF q
nsrvelous surgical operation, the effect OF
which ia to render visible the process of di-
gestion as it actually takes place in the
stomsch. This dog had cancer OF the
stomach, which WIS removed, tie missirg
part being replaced with silver, and ths re
newCd stomach is connected by q silver
tube through the skin with the outer
world. The tubs is COrked. II the dog is
allowed to drink milk, and the cork re-
moved, the milk will flow out 10 8 stream
as large "a ones finger. The tabled man
with = window in his breast may yet
materialigs. A dog with q window in his
stomach Is certainly going in that direc-
ton.
This dog is the property Of DR.. Wilbur,
who iyto deliver three free lectures at the
Opera HOUSE on December 9th and 7th,
and at each entertainment the dog will be
allowed to drink the milk and the cork
removed 30 % to show the action Of the
stomach. These lectures will be folly
illustrated with manikins, skeletons, en-
balmed bodies and molsls, the sight Of
which IL worth sday's journey. Oar ex-
changes speak Of the Doctor as an able and
eloquent speaker aid one who cannot fail
to please.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
Gbeelin9 Resistrr
YESTERDAY IN The CITY.

Nhormom0tSF hoooFus
Mr.. o. Schnspf, the Opera House drug
gtst made the following observations Of
the temperature Monday: z q M, %;
81; - m, 40; SP. m, A. z p.
N, 40. Weather, cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
Democrats Leave the q. A. X.

CHICAGO, December 3 In spite Of the
confident assertions Ct tbs Republican OF
g4ns that Gen. Pslmer's detection would
have no effect upon the Grand Army, news
Of other Democrats following his example
comes in every day or two. Yesterday
Col. J. B. Nultop, Anti ony Conuolle, A..
II. Doughty and DR.. Ebsrle Wilson, Of
Carrollton, who have Re among tie moot
prominent Grand Army men 10 the inter
ior of tie State cent in their designations.
They are Democrats and say they cannot
stand the Republican prcclivities OF the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04

sESp corToE ths besl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
b FLASH KS.

1t is asserted that Col. MacMurdo, the
success full newspaper pioneer, il about 10
start = paper in London which 10 to rival
the TEes.
A riot occurred al Lyons, France, last
night, because Of the municipal reguls-
tions for the Grand Theatre. Cavalry dis.
pe-sed the mob.
DR.. Mackenzie has resigned from the
Royal College OF Physicians Of England,
where he was not liked, and TIE BsFliO
doctors ~rejoics n. it.
The late Mr.. Lsvy-L,ws,p, of the Lon
don Telegraph, left q handsome legacy to
each member of the staff Of the TELEGRAPH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
HIGHWAY.
DoInxs OF Boats and Bostmen Along the
Ohio.

DoInxs OF Boats and Bostmsn Along the
Ohio.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 7 feet 10 inches and falling.
Tie Hudson vas duo up for Pitkburg
at : O'Clock this morning.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
about midnight, and will leave 70; that
port this ~sfCernoon, at 3 O'Clock. Csp'.
Chas. Muhleman in command, and Mart
Eoll in charge Of the office.
tbs marks from above. yesterdsy were:
MorgantowD, ". Va, I fSs4 irFSes and
stationary; weather cloudy. RGss Land.
inG, @ feet and ~sta'iouary; weather cloudy.
Brownsville, 5 feet : inches and stationary
weather clondy. Lock No. 4, 8 feet and
stationary; weather cloudy. Greensboro,
Pa, u feet and stationary; weather cloudy.
Fsrker, 2 feat 6 inches and falling
weather sie-r am r.essant. Oil City, l
foot ) inches aud 81 iiopSFy; Aighl snss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
lie GOES FOR TIE WOMEN.
A Miscreant Assaults Solitary Female and
Causes a Reign Of Terror.

Causes n Reign OF Terror.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, December g.
For two weeks al unknown man bias fire.
quentei the center Of the city after dark
and assaulted women who were without!
escort, striking them in the stomach aud
knocking them down. On Thursday even.
ing Ms. John Robbins was twice Knocked
down by the man, and she is confined TO
Ted with nervous prostra,ion. LAST even
ing Mira. Annie Sou'e was mized by the
miscreant, bat she struck him in the face
and screamed so loud that he WAS frighten-
ell away. The police have 30 clue to the
assailant, and a re'gu Of terror prevails
among the women,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
NOTICE.


Ladies' Hair Dressing Parlors'
We wish to say to the Ladies that our
former man having been sick for some
time, we have scared the services Of q
who has besn head operator at Simon
sons Hair Dressing Parlors, Broadway,
New York, one Of the largest ests dish
ments Of the kind in that city. He is 4
man Of fifteen years experience. We are
confident we have secured the services Of q
very superior srEis', such as has never been
10 Wheeling before. AL we ask Is a trial,
the work will speak for itself. lie has
brought with him the newest fsshicn
showing latest styles in Bangs and
Hair Dressing. L. les having Bangs
Cut or Hair Dressed can select thsir W
il they wish.
L. awABACKER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-04
Balfour MAY Retire.

LONDON, December 3-Mr. BalfOur has
been quite i'll aud there is come doubt if
he will bs able to stand the strain Of lie
Tending the Irish estimates in detail next
week. His health is breaking down and
he is generally expected to he obliged 10
quit office before the winter is over. II
this becomes a necessity his successor will
probably attempt TO get on with les coer-
zion