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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
AMERICANS CHEERED.
EnthusIsstic Reception OF scripps League
Workingmen In London.

EnthusIasiio Reception OF scrippe League
Workingmen In London.
GLASGOW, September 3.--O0 the arrival
of the members Of the Scripp's League Of
American workmen in this city, Minnie
Palmer, the American actress, invited
them to visit in a body the Royal Theater,
al which che Is playing. The proscenium
boxes were reserved for the American
workmen, and they attracted az much at
tentiOn from the large audience AZ the act
ress herself E1thusiaslic plaudits and
three cheers were given for the Americans
az the curtain fell. After the performance
Miss Palmer gave a reception to the party
at her hotel. number Of literary and
dramatic notabes we're present. TIE com
pany were entertained with songs and rec
itaiions by Miss Palmer, Mrs. Barry and
Julian Hawthorne. The newspapers OF to-
day publish columns Of the affair. The
party have chartered steamer for the
purpose OF visiting the shipyards on the
Clyde.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
FESTIVE HIGHwAYMEN

Rob Two More Stages In the Wild and
Woolly West.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 3-Wells,
Fargo & Co. have received information
that two of their stages were robbed, one
at BOdie and the other at Forest Hill, Cal
yesterday. The stage running from Bodie
to Hawthorne, New. was stopped early in
the morning by masked man, who de-
msnded the treasure box, from which he
secured about $500. The three passen-
gers were not molested. The early morn
iug stage from Forest Hill was also stop
ped five miles from Auburn by a masked
man. He secured a few hundred dollars
from the treasure box. Officers are in
pursuit of both robbers, but 80 far without
/ eucpeeg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
SIX TO FOUR.
The Odds offered on searlo Against sculler
O'COnnOr

The Odds offered on searlo Against sculler
O'COnnOr.
LONDON, September 3.-Oids Of six TO
four are offered that Searle will defeat
OConnor in the sculling match for the
championship of the world, on Monday.
The Australian contingent is loaded down
with gold. and smile at the idea OF their
fayorite's defeat but they might be more
confident, or odds would not be 20 small.
The Australians have the most money. -
ia said there is $50, 600 behind SsArle,
but the figure is entirely too large. At any
rate not half that amount will be taken at
the present odds, for Americans and Cana
dians who are backing o C)nnor have moth
ing like 20 much money. EnRlishmen, aa
rule, will back Searle they krOT more
abOut him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04

DR.. John Coke, of Bridgeport spoke Q
good word for Robert H. Clayland, o.
Poase. Ollyland received 81 votes and
Myers %, and the nomination WAS made
unanimous.
James II. Darrah, of Bellaire, was named
by W. S. Barton, for Recorder. Dr.. Cook
seconded the nomination and moved to
make il unanimous, but storm of 'noss'
caused the roll call 10 be proceeded with.
Warren township, through Hamilton
Eaton, named James Mcconnell, and Al
bert Lawrence seconded it. Mcconnell
received 20 votes A motion TO make the
nomination unanimous prevailed.
John II. Denham, David Wagner, Car.
los LsalherwoOd, Il. E Neal, Job E. Hall,
Niles K. Hart, and James B. Richie were
named for Commissioner. The ballot re-
suited:
Dsnham, 6; Wsgener, 35; Hail, 3; Hart,
81; Ritchie, Z; LsatherwOOd, 4. Several
names were withdrawn, and on the sac md
ballot Hart received As yOtSs and was de-
clared to be the nominee. Mr.. Job Hall
was then named for IGfrmary Director,
and the convention adjourned.
Immediately after adjournment the c n
trail Committee met and selected the fol-
low Executive Committee: w. n. Ccfllind,
Albert Lawrence, George Linn, of st.
Olairsyille; ]. w. Terrill, of Martins
Ferry; Thomas Mccormick, Of Bsllaire;
Hamilton + ,ton, of BArnesville. The eau
didates were present and plans Of cam
paign were proposed and discussed.
BETWEEN THE BALLOTS.
Joe Henderson will be elected. That is
as certain as anything can be in politics.
J. Wilbur Nichols, who hasn't yet put
on the Senatorial toga, was looking around.
Without exception the nominating
speeches were short enough to be sensible.
Clsyland was a soldier and is a G. A. K.
man. The enti-Archsr Republicans will
remember that fact.
The Republican candidates were en-
hand. Every oae expressed himself as
pleased with the nominations, OF cOurte.
Probably the most popular man in the
convention was John 7. Finn, Of Bellsire,
but he wasn't candidate for anything
and wouldn't have anything.
Robert O. Meyer, nominee for Clerk, is
newspaper man with Is years. expe-
rience. He has been elected TO township
offices several times ard has a record as a
winner.
David II. BIilligan, who was chosen
chairman Of the new Central and EIecu-
tive Committees, this week becomes the
editor and part proprietor of the st. Clairs-
vile Gazette.
The plain truth is that there were
plenty OF candidates, bat they were not
encouraged to have their names presented
and were not heard of. The convention
sought for the "best man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
owl SERVICE REFORM

Gets a. Blow square Between the Eyes
From Congressman Evans.
WASHINGTON, September 3.-The name
Of Henry Clay Evans, Republican Con
gresham from Tennessee, is to be added
to the list Of Republicans who will be
watched at the next session. Some one
asked him to-day what be thought Of the
civil service Law. He replied AS al
present enforced, j, IS humbug. It ought
to be materially modified or repealed
When I hire a man l want 10 see his face.
I do not care whether OF not be knows the
distance from Mars to the Sun; I want to
know if he can do the work want done.
The way to find ont is to put him at it,
and If he can't do il, to put him aside,
Anxious patriots viii watch 70 see If Mr.
Evans votes rs he talks.
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DARK STORM CLOUDS.
A GLOOMY OUTLOOK POR THB GREAT LON.
DON STRIKE.
Muiternss Of Blood Heard II the Streets Policemen
60 DO9bly Armei-A Settlement Far
Remoysd-0hsr Foreign News
Of Interest.

LONDON, September 3.-There is roth
ing in the strike situation to inspire hope
OF an immediate settlement OF the ques-
tion at issue between the dockmen and the
dock companies.
A deputatiOn of ship owners, headed by
Sir Donald Currie, waited upon the Off
cials of the dock companies again to-day
and urged the acceptance OF yesterday s
proposal to allow ship owners to employ
their own men to load and unload vessels.
Mr.. Norwood, for the dock companies, re-
piled that they could not accsde to this
proposition, but would be willing to enter
into further discussion Of all the ques-
tions involved with a committee Of the
ship owners.
Sir Donald said he regretted that def
mite answer could not be given TO the ship
owners, but expressed a willingness to
consent to a joint conference. He re-
quested that the dock officials express their
views il writing for submission TO the
ship owrers g. q meeting later in the day,
to which Mr. Norwood sssented. The re
sult Of this conference destroys the chance
of arriving at a settlement OF the strike to-
day, and embitiers the feeling Of the men.
THE POLICE ARMED.
Fos the first time since the beginning
OF the strike tha police started out this
morning in the Elst End districts armed
with rsvolyers. This certainly indicates
that the Scotland Yard men, who have
been for year mingling with the strikers
and overheaTing their plans, have reported
danger ahead, and that some trouble is
looked for soon.
The Chairman of the Trades Union Con-
gress at Ddndee, in an address, dweit
upon the seething discomfort prevalent
among the working classes. owing TO the
uncertainty of their employment and the
unequal di3tribution Of the fruits Cf their
labor He advocated the adoption OF
legislative enactment making eight hours
a days work as g step TO the right direc-
tion. The trades unions, he said, should
now demand q larger share in the work Of
molding the national life. Labor hid too
long lain under the heel Of capital Il
must arouse tsef and assert its existence.
WILL COETINUE THE STRIKE
At meeting Of the Tower Hill striker,
held this morning, it was decided to cou-
tinue the strike II was announced that
donations to the relief fund had been re-
ceived from France, Germany and Swiizer-
land. John Barns acknowledged the re-
ceipt Of $50 600 to-day Threats have
been made that If Sir Donald Carrie took
his vessels 70 Southampton steps would be
taken to prevent siugle ship tom un-
loading
At Rochester the police have been com.
PEELED to interfere for the pro eciion Of the
men unloading vessels in the Midway, who
were attacked by strikers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
WARRING RACES.

A Murderous Battle May Result From an
Alabama saloon Row.
CHICAGO, September 3.-A dispatch
from birmingham, Ala, says: "a saloon
row between white men and negroes FIJI
day night at Howerton Store, in Bib
county, the killing Of John Lawrence by
two nsgro burglars and the lynehing Of the
latter saturday have caused much bad
feeling between the whites and the blacks,
and a murderous conflict may be expected
M INV mnmert.
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a APREACHER VINO SMOKED.
A Pittsburg Minister Compelled TO Resign

A Fittsburg Minister Compelled TO Resign
His Charge.
PIrsBURG, Ssptemper Rev. Z. II.
Hammond, pastor CT the Shady Avenue
Baptist Church, has resigned from his pas
torate under circumstances quite without
precedent in the history Of church circles
Of this city. 1t appears that the reverend
gentleman has been caught-smoking. He
had the temerity to follow the distin-
guished example of Sir Walter Raleigh and
other more recent dev0tees Of "the weed, u"
and certain members Of the congregation
took exception 10 Mr. HammOnd's tastes,
and that fac. coming TO the ears Of he pas
tor, he promptly severed his connection
with the church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
THE WAR ON TANNER.
Nsw York Republican Who Wants II I'm
Fired.

a New York Republican Who Wants II i'm
Fired.
WASHINGTON, September . Corporal
Tanner and Assistant Secretary Bnssey are
expected back tomorrow, and Secretary
Noble soon, when the struggle for
the removal Of Tanner will be renewed,
Tanner being somewhat strengthened by
his Milwaukee qualified endorsement aud
somewhat weakened by his Milwaukee
Widows" speech. On the balance he is
perhaps no stronger than when he left for
Milwaukee Therefore the chances for
his removal are thought TO be good by
these who are seeking il.
Republican Representatiye-elect Flood,
Of Elmua, \ Y, who was so ssvagely at
tackled by Tanner on his way to Milwau-
kee. is here TO do what he can to have
Tsnner removed. lie said to-day that it
was q national disgrace 70 have such a man
at the head OF the Pension Office. he also
ssid that unless the Republican Admins
tration relieved the Republican party OF
this burden promptly he Flood would re-
ga bis seat in the House and let the
Democrats elect his successor, so as TO cut
tte Republican majority down. This
threat, be thinks. may facilitate the re-
m0val of Tanner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
A N.r.l omesr pl.elplIned

WASHINGTON, September 3.-Tne Sec
re,ary OF Navy has approved the findings
ard sentence in the case OF Lieutenant
John C. Irvine, who was tried by Naval
court martial, for scandalous conduct
drunkenness On duty, neglect Of duty and
absence without leave. The Court found
him guilty, and sentenced him TO suspan-
.ion f-ana ras-L aad Iaty oE lu-lough pay
for three years, and 20 retain his present
number in his grade during that period.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
WINDOW GLASS.
Chambers ~ Mckee Start One of Their
Great Jeanette Tanks.

Chambers ~ Mckee Start One of Their
Great Jeanette Tanks.
PITTRBURG, September 3-Chambers &
Mckee resumed operations at one Of their
tank furnaces at Jeanette at l O'Clock
yesterday morning. The work progressed
very smoothly considering it was the first
Gay. The second tank will resume opers
tions within few days.
A member of the firm said a day or sc
ago; "We owe no allegiance to the Win
dow Glass Manufacturers Association and
will resume work at our tank furnaces as
quickly as we can get them ready. The
furnaces will be run in full as we guaTan.
tee our men steady work during the entire
fire. 1t is immaterial to u5 what the
other manufacturers will do.
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Luo,,v Ro.tonIans Favored by Fortune.

Mrs Catharine Callahan, Mrs. S: +.
TAYLOR. Miss May Gilman and Miss Eua
Allison. all Bostonians, are favorites ol
Fortune. A month ago they invested IN
the Louisiana State Lottery, and all dre"
nrizes Mrs. Csllahsn's investment was
far her son Timothy and his friend VIM,
Barry and drew SIS, 900, one-fOrtieth oI
the capital prize of $500, 900: The other E
ladies Also invested 81, making pool fol
all three, end their ticket, No, 26, rs
drew share of the fourth capital priz'
of $50 600. They sent NJ. A. DauphiD
New orleans, La, Sl.-BOfoH Aass
Record, July 8.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
A BLACK CONSPIRACY.
ANOTHER SENSATIONAL CHAPTER OF THB
HAMILTON CASH.
The New York Legislator the Victim Of Foul Plot
he Was Imposed Upon and Married
the Adventures 01t Of Mis-
taken Honor.

NEW YORK, September 3.-Mrs. Swim
ton and her cod, Josh A. Man, who were
concerned in the Robert Ray Hamilton
scandal at Atlantic city, n. j., are prison
ers at Police headquarters in this city,
having been arrested by detectives, acting
under orders from inspector Byrnes
They are charged with conspiracy. At
the request of Eihu Root, attorney
for Robert Ray Hamilton, Inspsc-
tor Byrnes last week hunted up
the history of the woman who is now Mis-
Hamilton. The facts uneaIthed reveal
the details Of a conspiracy, at the bottom
Of which is the woman who made the mur-
derous assault upon her servant in the cot
tage At Atlantic City, and whose object
was to force money from Hamilton and to
become pOssessor Of the family riches.
SHE DEVILS PLOTTING.
The Investigations OF the detectives have
proven her to be a disreputable character.
The fact has been established beyond
doubt that the child, which Mr.. Hamilton
evidently believed he was the father of, has
not drop of his blood in its body. In.
spector BYrnes has conclusive evidence
that the child was bought from q mid wife
for the sum cf ten dollars and passed eff to
Hamilton as his own. The conspirators in
the plot we're Mrs Hamilton and Mrs
Swinton. The latter has made cOnfes-
sion OF the part che took in it.
HOW THE PLOT WAS UNEARTHED.
On last Thursday Eiihu Root requested
Inspector Byrnes to meet himself and G.
?. Clarkem, his law partner, at the house
of relative of Mr. Hamilton up town.
After a long talk the conclusion was reach
ed that Robert Ray Hamilton was the
victim of a blsckmailing scheme. The
woman be had married claimed that her
child was born at Elmira on December
l7lh of last year. 1t was learned at Elmi-
IA that Mrs. Hamilton had lived with
Joshua Mann at that place Dr.. Burnett
More. Of Elmira, who Mrs. Hamilton
claimed had attended her when the child
was born, was interviewed by detective
sent from here by the Inspector. He said
he remembered Mrs Hamilton, but said
she did not have a child while be attended
her.
HAMILTON a MAN OF HONOR,
When the result of the detectives inves-
legations were reported to the Inspector,
he sent for Mr.. Hamilton and told him
what he had learned. Mr.. Hamilton said
that when he married the woman he
thought he had merely Iighted o wrong.
but if he found that be had been imposed
upon he would let the law take its course.
He was anxious to have all the facts in
the case ascerlained, and was willing TO
have it proved that he had married the
woman under false representations, If 1t
were possible.
Mrs SWinton and Joshua Mann came to
New York last Friday, but were not ar
rested until yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
Base Bail Briefs.

The Grumblera and Pink Carriers will
play on the tunnel green next Sunday af-
te5nO0n FOX a purse OF ten dollAs. II the
Grumblers play an old time game it will
take a strong Garter" 10 keep them from
sliding down on the home base.
The Silver Leafs defeated the Red Let
ters, Sunday morning. by score Of - tC
IA Batteries: Chambers aud Chambers.
Mcclellan ard Gray. The Silver Leaf
will play the Red Letters for g. or $40 g
side, any Sunday. If accepted, answer
through the REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
Any Druggist

Tn the United States will recommend
Elixir OF Dates If you need a gentle and
reliable laxative. If your liver is inactive
YOU can't hope for good health until you
regulate the regulator by taking some
safs remedy. Elixir Of Dates is just what
you need Give il a trial Sold IN %
cent bottles by W W. Irwin, w. E. VIII
liams. John Laughlin and c. R. GOetzs.
J. 7. Goodwin & Co. and Logan & Co.,
Wholesale Agents.
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THE GLASS STRIKE.
Manufacturers and Employees Confer, but Reach N,
Concuslon-Flints all at Work-The
Jsannetts Factory Starts Up.

PTTsBURG, September Sat a confer
ence of Window Glass manufacturers and
representatives Of the workers to-day, the
manufactures offered to compromise by
paying last years wages. This was reject
ed by the wOrkmen who iusiet upon an
advance. Negotiations are rOw off and q
long and determined struggle is antiti-
mated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
Washington News.

If1u. Walter L. Bragg, Of the Inter State
Commission, is still at Saratoga, y. Y,
suffering from a cold. He will leave on
next wednesday for Lake George.
Col. VIM. W. Bnrus, Assistant Com
misary General Of Subsistence, was yester-
day placed on the retired list Of the army
on account Of age.
The Wsr Department will not take any
steps toward removing the band of Apaches
from Alt. Vernon barracks, Alabama.
About thirty superintendents Of railway
mail service metat the pOstcmce yesterday
to arrange mail schedules.
Assistant Secretary Of Interior Bussey
bas returned TO Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
WAITE TAKES HOLD.
The New President of the Hooking Road at
Work.

The New President of the Hooking Road at
Work.
Special telegram 10 he Register.
COLUMBUS, o, September 3.-Mr. @. @.
Waite. the newly y-elected President of the
Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo
railway, arrived here this morning snd
Immediately assumed control of the prop
erty. The greater part Of the day be was
in consultation with the heads of depart
ments concerning the affairs of the road
1t WAS generally understood that when
John W. Shaw retired from the Presi-
dency, that William P. Shaw, the General
Manager, would retire. Such is not the
case. While w. p. Shaw Will no longer
be Viee-President and Director, he will
retain his place ss General Manager. Mr.
W. n. Colt, the Treasurer, while he retires
from the directory, will still be the
treasurer. This is in accordance With the
wish Of Mr.. Waite, as he is anxious to
have those around him who are familiar
with the workings of the road.
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To Probe the Flack Divorce Scandal.

NEW YORK, September 3.-Judge Hen
ry A. Gildersleeve, in Court Of General
Sessions, to-day swore in the Grand Jury
for the September term and called theil
especial attention to the fraud perpetrated
in the alleged Flack divorce case. Hit
reference to TIE matters was thorough and
it is thought that the Grand Jury vii
lose no time in carrying out his instruc
tious TO "probe the scandal to it's loves
depths and to uncover to the light and op
erstiOns Of law and justice every one con
nected Herewith
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GREAT GAME AT FAIRMoNT.
MorgAntown Beats Grafton In Very Close
Game.

Special Telegram 70 the Register
FAIRMoST, W. VA, September 3 The
second game of base ball between Morgan
town and Grafton was played at the fai'
grounds here this afternoon, the score
standing 20 to 81 in favor of Morgantown.
This game was for 500 and gate receipts,
which amounted to nearly S4OO. Both
clubs made many errors and heavy hitting
was INDUCED in. At least 900 people
witnessed the game and a great deal OF
money changed hands The Opera House
band was in attendance and furnished mu'
sic for the occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
Coke for B. a o. Locomotives.

BALTIMORE, September 3 The Balti'
more and Ohio Railroad Company is pre-
pairing to substitute coke fer coal ss fuel
for its locomotives, having become salts
fed Of its superiority after thorough test.
The heat is steadier and more intense, ana
the fire does not throw out any smoke or
clinkers TO annoy passengers. Many rail-
road men are of the opinion that the day
is not far distant when coke will be used
on all Of the great trunk lines OF the conn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04
The Beaver FANS Mail Robbor.

SAN Francisco, September 3.-JOseph
W. Qaest, formerly employed in Beaver
Falls, Pa, as a pOstoffice messenger, has
been arrested here on a charge Of robbing
the mails last January. He stole a pack
age containing $3.50 while conveying mail
from the pOstoffiee to a train. He will be
taken to Beaver Falls for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-04

a. Jadrs Decides That q nlou Labels Can be
Ccuuierfeited.
s.. LouIs Sep.embsr 8 -lu the United
States Crcuit Court to-day Judge Thayer
rendered a decision TO The effect that the
countsrfitirg of the Union label used on
cigars cannot be prevented or punished
The ruling viii affect the cigar makers
organization iu the United States and Can
ada, DO Isl claimed very seriously, ss 10
practically decides -lat their label is Of no
value whstar.-
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American scIentists at work.

TORONTO, ONT, September 3.-The at
tendance at yesterdays session of the
American Convention for the advancement
of Science was light, owing to the absence
of a large delegation on en- excursion to
Mukwoka. At the general meeting of the
Association 165 new members were elect
81. The numbar Of p5par5 sent ia was
08f
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PLUCKY GRAHAM.

1ne Uoopo- is Ready GO Co over Niagara
Falls Again
NAGAEA FAlLs, September 3 -'l am
willing Co 20 over Niagara Falls sgain sny
tne " said o. ID Graham tonight, ii
a-rore viii make it q financial object TO
When ] was recovering from the
.ct- of the trip I thought it too terrible
.o orepsat hut Il risk my life again for
money. William Davere is ready to bet
$4,000 on me. and Constable Kern, who
locked me- n the barrel for yesterday g
trip s aihog TO stake $500 more on a
succs. u. repetition Of the trip '
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A DRKssED REEF TRUST.

The Senatorial Committee Succeed in IN
earthiug One.
CHICAGO, September 3.-The Senatorial
Commission investigating the cOrned and
dressed beef industries had several wit
neeses before it to-day. 1t was thOwn
that the dressed beef industry in Chicago
had been falling off since 1892. Prices
were higher then and since then there has
been a general reduction. One witness
testified that Armour x Co. and other pro-
ducers had entered into a combination to
sustain the prices of dressed beef in certain
States
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cABLED CoNDENsATIoNs.

The London Ti1les' correspondent at
Berlin says that nothing is known there
about the Cars visit.
Il is reported that the CzareTitch will
pay semi-offieial visit to the Paris EHhi-
bitiOn.
A committee has been formed in Athens
TO assist the Cretan insurgents.
The Catholic Bishop Of Derry, Ireland
died yesterday.
The South Of Ireland Msckefel fishery Is
a failure.
Mr.. Gladstone has arrived at Boulogne'
France.