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ARCHBISHOP .PEEHAN.
a Magnificent Reception Mt Chicago. ..Twcn,

a Magnificent Reception Mt Chicago. Tween.
ty.lve Thousand sIen In. Llno.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-The opening cefe
monies in connection with the twenty
tthanniyeraary Of Archbishop Feehan's
elevation to the episcopacy were hell
this morning in the Cathedral. About
400 priests and many church dignitaries
werss present, and many persons were
unable to gain admission to the ediflce
on account OF the throng. Pontifcal
high mass was celebrated, with the
Archblshop as celebraut, and the GER
nIoE was preached by Bishop Hogan, OF
Kansas City. at the close Of the ser.
vices the priests and prelates went in
carriages to the Auditorium Hotel where
banquet was served.
His Holiness, the Pope, sent the fol.
lowing: 57
Congratulations to tho Archbishop
apostolic benediction to clergy and flock.
LEO Kill"
The csowning glory Of the celebration
wasa torchlightprocession to-nightwhiCu
in point OF magnitude and brilliancy
has probably never been surpassed III
tho West. 0ver,25, 900 men were in line
bearing transparencies, hambeaux and
colored lights, while over the entire line
Of march the streets seemed arched in
fire, by the continuous stream OF the
rockets. n
The enthusiasm displayed was remark.
able, both in the ranks and among the
thousands Of spectators aloBg the route,
particularly at the Auditorium, where
for hours Arch Bishop Feehan, surround
ed by the visiting prelates, watched the
blazing torches and acknowledged tn.
apparently unending tribute in his
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MR.. GLADsTOSg's THEORIES
The Great rroe Trader Makes a Speech In
England for tho Democratic Party In

America.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Mr. Gladstone ar.
rived at Dundee to-day and was present.
ed with the freedom Of the city. In &C.
cepting the honor Mr.. Gladstone made
an address in which he referred to the
commerce Of the city, which It was said,
was threatened by the adoption OF the
new tarifrbill by tho American Congress.
He would MOI, however, bring railing
accusation against the people OF the
United States. Protection, although II
might in1ict incidental collateral blows
on other countries, did far greater mis-.
chief TO the people OF the country which
adopted auch policy. Mr.. Gladstone
then proceeded to contrast the decrease
In the tariff In England with the increase
OF the tariff in the United States, aud
said ho found comfort in England In the
fact that 1t was not true that any tariff
adopted by any county on earth could
Interfere seriously with the prosperity Of
Great Britain. The first effect Of the Nc.
Kinley bill would be 10 raise the stand.
ard OF prices In the United States. This
meant diminished power OF exporta.
ton. This again meant that while we
were damnifed in one OF our twenty
markets, we derived benefit in the other
nineteen from the diminished power Of
the merchants OF the United States to
with British merchants in any
one OF them, this being due to the aug
mentation ofprices in the United States.
One effect Of the Mckinley tariff bill
would be to elevate and improve the
taste OF British manufacturers, TO spur
them on and stimulate their ingenuity.
LCheers The probable tendency pro.
duced by the tariff among the Americans
would be toward the manufacture OF
coarser goods, thus degrading their pro.
ductions. whilst the English improved
theirs. In conclusion Mr.. Gladstone
said: "lf we have faith in the economic
and moral truths Of free trade, let us
have faith in their vindication west Of
The Atlantic as well as east"
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A Political NIurtInr.

San Francisco, Oct. 2o.-Lawrence
Roach Republican, was shot and in
stantly killed by James Allen Demo-
craft last night on Fourth street near Te.
hama. The killing was the result Of
politics. Allen caused number OF vot-
ers to be cited to appear before the elec.
ton commissioners, and when Roach
met him last night he was accused by
Roach OF being an informer. Allen saws
that Roach attacked him with a knife
and he (Allen) then drew pistol and
fired two shots, one entering the brain
and the. other he breast. Tho only,
weapon found on Roach was small
pocket knife, - -
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M AT Of indifference. When he spoke OF
the crime he denied that he did II, bnt
sgiuom 1,u expressed regret for the death Of
BlkCllAll,S rKls,n.
Result of an Inre.usuIl4 Mt lhe Lop,Ior
Hotel. -E7gz

Result OF an InSesusuIiA mt The Lon,Ion
Hotel. Et7i- <
LONDON, October 20.-Inquiries were
made to-day at Morley's Hotel, in Ira.
falgar Square, TO ascertain what truth
there Is in the story from Montreal, that
Reginald Birchall (now under sentence
OF death at Woodstock, Can, for tho
murder Of F. @. Bsnwell), Mrs. Birchall
and the Colonel" tho alleged author OF
the letter received by Birchall, In which
the writer acknowledges that he shot
and killed Benwell, were at the hotel
last January. "'iYTT NJ 4
The books Of the hotel show that an
American, styline himself "Col. Lewis -
arrived thero on January and remained
nntil January "a. Birchall arrived on
january II. and WAS guest Until Janu.
ary IS. Mr.. Stevens, Of Montreal, the :
gentleman who told OF seeing Birchall,
Benwell and the "Colonel" at the hotel,
registered at the hotel on January 10
and left on January 20. 7s1 : -.
"Col. Lewis" was we'll known by tho
servants OF the hotel, aud they retain
very vivid recollection OF him. They
describe him rs a somewhat pompors
looking man. He was 8 feet @ inches In
height, and stout. ue wore a long NUS (
tache, and his complexion was inclined
to be fair. He WAS a heavy driuker, and
was generally known rs the "Colonel."
Birchall and "Col. Lewis" seemed to be
on intimated terms with each other. Ono
Of the walters remembers seeing them
often together, and they appeared 10 be
well in each others confidence. A,
Since January the Colonel" has often Z
called at the hotel, but has not remained
IS guest. He left directions that any
letters addressed to him at the hotel
should be forwarded 10 him at Streatham.
Surrey. His exac. address has not been
raced. Birchall and tho "Coonei'
while at the hotel, often invited a gen.
:leman to pass the evening with them,
The servants cannot identify any visitor
who answered the description given OF
Benwell. Colonel Lewis'' went to
America in either October or November,
1889. His repeated visits to the hotel
;ender 1t unlikely that he has been out
u England since January.
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Not Atraid of the i,oycott.

BosToN, Oct. 2a.-It is stated at the
Office OF the Union Pacific company
that the reported boycott o' the Union
Pacific is nothing novel, the railways
connecting with it at Council Bluifi
having, with the exception of the
Chicago and Northwestern, discrimi
mated against it for some time in the
hope Of breaking the Chicago and North
western agreement. In the Judgment
of the Union Pacific officials, both eas'
and west, the boycott will have nc
material effect so far as any reduction in
the income OF the Union Pacific is con
cerned, for its business is fully pro.
tected, the company being able to reach
all points independently ofall companies
in the boycott.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 29.-West
Virginia pensions were granted as fol-
lowsi original-James @. AIusgroye,
Locansporti James Bauer, alias Bonrr,
Waverly; Jacob S. Sinister, Morgantown; ;
James Robinson, Wyatt; Mollie L.,
widow Of Jacob T. PAUL, Wheeling :
Mary, widow Of John Huff, Rockport.
Increase w. NJ. Lemon, Shannon ;
Jacob s. Coon, Rouy. Reissue-George
": Wilson, Letarti Joseph L. 7. Sharp,
Eairmont tH4 Ll'if 70 :. y \ .,,5II II 81
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WILSON AT MSRTlssBURG.
Ill. FREQ Trade Ches,nuts to u smali Audi.

Aa EEe0 Atauc Ohosshuts 10 QUAIL Auui
7Er sncc.
Special Di,pateh 10 ne Intei!ioeneef. 81,
MARriSspuRo, VIVA, Oct. 20.-Tht
Democrats had their free trade idol, w
l. Wilson, with them to-day, accom-
panied by Hon. J. 7. Graham, manager
Of largo fertilizer company in Balti
more. Hon. Thos. Weeks was largely
advertised to make speech, but, much
to the disappointment Of the audience,
he did not put In appearanceln in the after.
noon. About two hundred and fifty per.
sons assembled in the Court House.
Graham led of in school boy effort OF
an hour and tired his hearers, who had
expected a speech from the brilliant
Weeks. Wilson followed In his usual
set style and fairly tore his hair In try.
Ing 10 explain 10 the Democrats the idea
Of the tariG, and used bis usual bait in
trying to enlist the farmers into his
ranks. The serviceG at niBnt consicted
of pretty much the same proceedings,
with the same sermon. A few more
persons were present than in the after.
noon. - 1fgsal4
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Tlpperrv Trials.

. TIrpERARY, Oct. 29.-Among the wit
nesses called to-day to give evidence for
the prosecution in the conspiracy case
were Simon Gleeson and Alice Sadler.
When questioned by the counsel for the
Grown each OF the witnesses refused to
answer. The court directed them 10 do
80, but thsy still persisted in their re-
fusal. The magistrates thereupon COM
mitted them To the Jail until Friday.
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Snow In Michigan.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct, 2o.-The first
SNOW of the season here began falling
this morning at about 9 o'clock and fell
at intervals until daylight, when the
down-pour became steady and was con-
tinued till o'clock this afternoon. The
snow was damp and melted as soon as it
struck the ground. ..yg,, (
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ADefnultor Arrepted,

Nrw York, Oct. 2s.-Frank Losse,
who Is wanted In St. Louis for stealing
seventy thousand dollars from G. D.
Latch & Co., was arrested here last
night and left for St. Louis to-day in
charge Of detective.
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ASTRANGE ArFLlCFlOy.
a Family Down With DIphtilcria Caught
From u Cnt. - ~

DonGEvlLLE, Wis, Oct. 20.-The fam
ilyo Robert Paul, at Middleton, has
been afflicted by diphthcria which was
brought into the house in singular
manner. About four weeks ago straw
cat came to their home and one OF the
children handled and played with It.
Although it was noticed at the time
that 1t discharged at the nose and monthS !
nothing, was thought OF it until soon
after, when the little boy got down with
black diPhtheria Of the most malignant
Kind. Then a second BON took the
disease and died. The father and mother
and daughter were also stricken down
and recovered. Allen, the only remain Z
ing SOD, and support Of his parenfa
cared ior them all through their sick.
meas, holding one Of The boys when
dying and preparing them for their Last
resting place with bis own hands. iIes
was taken down and died. 't,g H1
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Mr.. Lincoln bound for America,

LONDON, Oct. 29.-Mr. Robert Lincoln,
the United States Minister, left London
for Liverpool where he will embark fol
New York, he having been granted g
leave Of absence by his government. He
will return to England in January and
resume the duties OF his Office. A large
number OF friends gathered ut the Euston
station to bid him farewell. Among
them We're Mr.. Nov, the American Con
sui General at Loudon, Lieutenant w
q. Emery, Naval Attache Vi the Aneri
can Legation, Mr.. Dana Horton and Col
Thomas Ocniltree, -
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A SOCIAL SENSATION,
Society Belle and IN neircss ararriex rJer
CORchmRn. ~,

CoRchmRn. .'!Ess
BlIMnAMrToN, N. Y, Oct. 2o.-This
afternoon Miss Lizzie Phelps, society
belle who lives near this place, was mar. ma,
ried to VIM 'sla.tery, the family coach.
man. Miss Phelps is a niece Of tho lato
Judge Sherman D. Phelps, concerning
whom and whose relatives there has
been unlimited newspaper cossip The as
bride, who is one OF the three sisters i n IL
about twenty.seyen years OF age and is is
worth 100000. The groom ia Iilliter. =
ate, but OF good appearance. Fla @ at a Is
.nas ~ capt. L. L. Olmstead, OF the 9O.h
separate company, has threatened 10
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FUNNY, wAsS,rtTs ?

ASote Tor tue Republican ticket means n
vote to close ALL AMERICAN WooLES
MILLS AND THE COMPLETE DIES rRUC.
TON OF THE wOOL-GROwER's MAR.
hEr.-W Wheeling Register, Norembr 6. 1883.
Since the passage Of tho Mckinley bill
wool has advanced three cents n pound.
Sec market reports.
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AMaraing From the orcnn.

BERLIN, Oct. 29.-The Conttkonair, the
organ Of the manufacturers OF woolen
wearing apparel, asserts that the Minis.
try Of Commerce has warned the manu-.
facturers against the espionage Of Amer.
ican commissioners, it appearing that
recently the American consuls, when
legalizing invoices, tried to obtain in.
formation regarding cost of reproducing
these goods and on other matters. The
inquiries made by the consu!s, the pa.
per says, are not authorized by the
United States Government. -
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A "Grnys" Scandal.

PARIS, Oct. 2o.-A grave scandal has
been made public in Toulon by the ar.
rest OF the Mayor Of that city on the
charge Of conspiring to produce crimi.
nal operation upon his mistress, the
wife OF naval officer. The woman and
a midwife have also been arrested,
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Y; CREsTos, Iowa, Oct. 2o.-An extra
freight train going west jumped the
track near the union switch yesterday
and was run into by another freight.
The engine and seven cars were wreck
ed and Engineer Clapp, Fireman Nc.
Cartney and Brakeman Erwin were bad.
y scalded, rs ses7'agg
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Cork, Oct. 29.-The sailors employed
on the steamship Finbarr declined to
work Yesterday ifa consignment Of cattle
belonging to owners who are boycotted
was carried on the steamer. The men
held out in their determination, and
rather than provoke an open conflict
the steamship to-day forwarded the cat
tie to their destination by rail, them
selves paying the freight charges. Not.
withstanding this action the Defense
Union will sue the steamship company
for refusing to ship the cattle on their
steamer yesterday.
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Now Glyo UsnRsxt.

WlLl1AMLroRT, Pa, Oct. 9.-The Re.
publican Congressional conference Of
the Sixteenth district, alter ballotinp
five weeks, early this morning succeed
ed IN nominating A. O.. Hopkins, ol
Lock Haven, Clinton county, promi.
nent lumber man. fi,'77 7
The Democratic Congressional confer.
ence, Immediately after the close OF the
Republican conference, met and nom
mated Mortimer F. Elliott, OF Tioga
county, who was Congressman at.larg,
In 1882. - y I :, 20 .
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Sympathy rendered.

PARIS, Oct. 29.-President Clrnot has
instructed the French Consul at Mon
treal to thank the siguers Of the address
adopted by the French Republicans Of
that city declaring that they protited by
the visit Of the Count Of Paris to Mon.
treal to tender the French Republic their
sympathy and homage. -st
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The Belmont OIL Field,

Special DlspdtcA 10 tht Intell0encer.
Br,xoNr, W. Va, Oct. 2o.-Duncau
and G. W. Boss Well No. on the Smith
farm at st. NIary's was cased Saturday
and is now in the Big Injun. 1t is ex.
pccscd q strike the sand this week. The
Duncan No. !, on the Smith farm, which
has been shut down at 200 feet on &C.
count OF high water, has started again
either Tor oil or to- 60 through to China.
Taylor No. 2, on the Taylor reserve, was
shot yesterday, with 40 quarts, and is
now doing $50 barrels strong.
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Quiet Restored,

BERSE, Oct. 29.-Quiet has been re-
stored at Fribourg, the capitol OF the
canton Of the same name, the scene yes
terday Of conflicts between Radicals and
Conservatives growing ont OF the canton
al elections held last Sunday. s.gs
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FUNNY, WASN'T IT.?

Arote for the Republican ticket means
vote to close ALL AMERICAN wOOLES
MILLS AND THE COMPLETE DEsrRUC-
TloS OF THE wOOL.GROwER's MAR.
KEr.- lPheeltng Register. November 6, 1883.
Since the passage Of tho Mckinley bill
wool has advanced three cents a pound.
See market reports
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 29.-Edward
T. Child, OF Terre Haute, Indiana, was
struck and killed by train on the Penn.
sylvania railroad yesterday at a sub.
urban station near this city, .-jis jiss
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BALFGUR WAKING UP.

Temporary Relief to be Afforded the Irisl,
Famine Sufferers.
DUBLIN, Oct. 29.-Mr. Balfour has
pushed forward the arrangements for
the construction Of railways in the dis
tressed districts in the west OF Ireland.
The work Of building the roads will fur
nish employment for host of laborers,
besides those living in the districts
through the roads will be built. Men
coming from distance can, If they de-
sire, have part of their wages remitted
free OF charge to their families.
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QUEER ENTERPRISE.
A Man Who Is Willing to be Hung for ono
Thousand nOllars q. "'rF.Iftt|.

IhOusnhd Dollars. y. -I-.l1s3I
WOODSTOCK, ONT, Oct. 2S.-A friend
OF Birchall's said to-day: "I think the
best defense at the trial would have
been insanity-absence OF all moral
sense. The man is SO given to lying that
he lies even when he must be aware that
he is cutting the ground from under the
feet OF those who are getting up tho pc.
tence." - -, -
Among the communications recently
received by Mrs. Birchall is one from an
enterprising fellow who declares his
Willingness to take Birchall's place at the
hanging for the sum of 81 900. u
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Irheting Register Oct. 81 Wheeling Register Oct. %,
1883. 1880, . y
Aswe haze frequently Hubbard Is already
remarked, Harrison isbeaten. .
beaten and beaten bad.
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Tho Register ms n Prophet.

1855. 1900. - -. = -
Aswc have frequently Hubbard Is already
remarked, Harrison i,heat.n.
beaten and beaten bad ~ l. u ~ ,
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LISBON, Oct. 20.-The King and the
Minister Of Marine will visit the United
States steamer Baltimore, which is now
here, on Saturday,
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The Register as n Prophet,

hnSai"0 fe9istcr 0et 'pheeling Register Oc, 90
| 1855. -gas 1890. -z-a l5'-'lf1'
shave irequentlyl Hubbard is a,,oadv
remarked. Harrison isIbeGtcn '"ss "'' '.H''
beaten aud beaten bad.
| Iv - ! ~.
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Murdered Nv ,,..,,,,,.,..

i; ppurnLlNs, Oct. ga band Of MOI
lighters ! In county Glare have murd#S
girl named Flanagan and hcr ny XII!
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walked upon the platform and handed
him beautiful boquet, whereat the
crowd renewed the hearty cheering
which had greeted Ills closing remarks.
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WHAT WE OWE TO REruBL1cANIsM.

WHAT WE OWE TO REPUBLICANIsM.
All great steps taken in this country
have been taken by the Republicans, the
Democrats shouting: "You can't do
it." [Cheers,) We needed further Pro.
lection and we have gotten it. We have
lived sido by side with several repub.
lies in South America for over sixty
gears. We have acted toward them
like an indulgent father. We have been
taking their coffee, sugar and other
things anu have never asked them to
let US in. Now let's play fair. "If we
let your sugar in free, you must let our
-four into your country free." This
seems like a very sensible proceeding.
/ wonder that we did not think of it
before. When the time seemed right to
take the step, the Republican party
took it,
l think any Democrat or any Republi.
can makes himself small il he will stand
in tho way o. American progress because
itmsy harm his party. Applause. No
great results can come from tnat. We
have unified the Republican party, and
there hes never been a time since the
election OF Lincoln when the Republi.
can party united could not carry any.
thing. a voice-"Right, right, right
you are, Mr.. Blaiue."'] r
.5,. RECIPROCITY.
There is a great deal Of interest dis.
played all over the country about the
State Of Indiana. Indiana is one OF the
fighting States. You are trained in
political fighting. Indiana has given
strength to this country in it's Presi.
dent, and she should not 20 back in a
single degree on the President who sits
in the Presidential chair Of the United
States. -
The republics should be brought closer
and closer together. Reciprocity is
bringing these nations closer together
and believe that in the next two years
we can open to the farmers OF the United
States market Of 35,000,000 people in
addition to what we now have. It ia a
greater step OF progress than the Demo.
cratic party has taken in the last fifty
years. I have only 10 say that 1t is in
your power more than any other State TO
promote these principles and to stand by
this policy and strengthen 1t. Voice
""Hurrah for Blaine ri
at the conclusion Of his speech Mr..
Blaine went to Plymouth, where he met
his wife aud daughter in their private
car enroute for Washington.
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mended reduction-a Recommendation
wise men had advised him to make DO.
fore. II was seen that the masses were
robbed and feeced and bled at every
pore. The President recognized that
agriculture was the basis OF wealth, and
when the agricultural classes prosper