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and he was permitted 10 continue his
talk in his pleasant and entertaining
way without further interruption.
1t was glorious vindication for the
cause Of protection, and the value Of its
effect can hardly be estimated. We
have yet to hear Of single person
taking exceptions to it. Republicans
were entbused and Democrats were
we'll pleased. In the ranks OF the Re-
publicans in this county there is the
most perfect harmony and everyone is
in good cheer. In the ranks OF the
Democrats there is discord and mutter-
ing. Democracy in this county is get
ting gradually in the background,
while the Republicans are coming Sc
renely to the front, and will elect n
part Of their county tickotin November.
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IDYLLIo ITEMS.


They talk about woman sphere,
As though Il had limit
There's not place in earth or heaven
There's not In to mankind gwen
There's not blessing or u woe.
There's not whisper. yes or no.
Their not . liiG % !eg;h or birth
That has feather's weight oil worth,
Without u woman IN 1t, ,
Ana now the FESTIVE farmer.
Brings his apples into town,
This size Oh the top side
o o o O o U y q o
And this size further down,
o o o . o
-Sgph,rea .Wssonridn.
Oh give me the neck Of MI ostrich,
Or that OF u iOrty-ioot snake,
That may ST down aud gloaL
As down my throat
GlIdes the succulent buckwheat cake.
Philadelphia Record
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Cop MN. RrpublloDn, Enthu.ed.

SpCetdl GoffeSp0nuClceW Ule IWoHVeHcsE
Gar Mills. W. Va, Oct, 2l.-Yester-
day was Republican day in Gap Mills.
At two o'clock p. M, Thursday, the
school room was crowded and many
we're unable to get in. The meeting
was called to order by R. L. S. McNeer,
Republican candidate for prosecuting
attorney, who introduced Hon. j. II.
Holt, OF Grafton. Mr.. Holt took the
floor and for two hours the people OF
Monroe county listened TO one OF the
best and most logical talks for protec-
ton that has ever been delivered within
the county.
Once or twice an attempt was made
to interrupt him by asking questions,
but he answered them 80 promptly and
that all efforts in that
direction were Immediately abandoned
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PATRIOTIC LADY.

Words of Enc ouragemont to Republicans
From n Veteran Editors Widow.
To me Editor Of Ge In'ellig7lesr.
SIR:-I beg to acknowledge with
thanks the receipt of the splendid por-
traits OF Harrison and Reid which you
so. kindly sent to ms-the one as a
soldier and leader OF men, the other
as the war correspondent, who aided
in preserving and extending the spirit
OF patriotism in our country's time OF
need, each in his sphere OF action, rem
dering gallant service TO the country
and each having since that time filled
with marked ability the positions to
which they were chosen. The one,
giving to us an administration under
which our manufactures have been en-
larged, the interests OF our laboring
men, our farmers and mechanics adj
vanced, and the prosperity OF our coun-
try enhanced with uneXampled
rapidly, and the other in
his capacity us the representative
OF our country in France, having, by his
ability and earnest effort, secured by
treaty most advantageous reciprocal
commercial relations with that country.
Their services both in war and in peace
point them out as being eminently fitted
for and entitled to our support for the
position for which they are named.
And here in our gallant little state. first
born Of the result OF the civil war OF
1851 to 1865, no citizen, who has marked
its growth and development under the
beneficent influence Of the protection
to American industries and laborers
afforded by the Republican policy, can
hesitate for moment TO give his sup
port by voice and vote to the party
whose measures and policy have
wrought such good to our common
wealth.
The young men OF our little mountain
state who have grown up since the war,
and whose personal observation has
been Of the glorious results OF Republic
can measures, should put their
shoulders to the wheel and by united
effort place West Virginia permanently
in the column OF Republican states
whose votes will in November next,
place the interests of the people in the
hands OF the party under whose policy
our country has grown to its present
grand position among nations. You,
Messrs. Editors, are doing 'yeomen's
SERVICE" in this effort to build up the
industries and wealth of West Virginia,
and your earnest efforts in the cause OF
right and the valuable aid you are
rendering is being fully appreciated by
your many readers.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. N. N. HOFFMAN.
Moryantown, w Va, 0ct. II, '92.
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NEW York. Oct. 24-Flour receipts 5000
barrels: exports 1000 barrels; market very dull
aud easier: sales 5000 barrels. Wheat, receipts
81 ,00l bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; sales o
$4,000 bushels OF futures and l6S,00O bushels Of
spot: spot market dull and easier; No, 3 red Tic;
ungraded red 52a77 l.l6c; options steady and I'M
changed No red October 7Gj4aI7l arc; De-
cember 7Sifa79i& a79c; January S0}4aSQ5 {asltic;
May SjSkAs6y Sas6c Rye duh aud weak western
5SaG0c. Corn, receipts 32l,00O bushels; exports
and $1,000 bushels Of spot; market firm; ungrad
ed mixed 6OlR5lc; options active; November
5OJSc: December 60i{ailS SajllSc: May b2Ac
Oats, receipts ll2,O00 bushels; exports 200 bush
bushels Of spot; market frner: November 9l,SA
SsA9iJsc: December 95JsaSGl Sa36sc; May 39aSg1ia
Sg5tc: No. 2 whlte 39c: mixed western 33aS6c:
No, Chicago 35lFc Hay and hops quiet and
easy. Coffee firm at aja6O points up. Sugar flrm'
NoiAsses quiet. Rice firm. Tallow quiet and
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of the Money aud sto
MnrkntA

Tho Features of the Money aud Stock
Markets.
NEW York, Oct. 24.-Money on call easier,
ranging from5 to per cent; last loan 8 per cent;
closed offered at per cent Prime mercantile
paper 5a6 per cent Sterling exchange weak at
s4sslIa4 50. Sales lJl 900 shares.
Advlces from London Of strong market there
for American securities, together with the unex-
pectedly favorable statement OF the clearing
house Saturday. and the heavy traffic reported
by oilicinls Of western roads, contributed to u
very buoyant speculation at tho stock exchange
to-day. There was n general rush 70 buy on the
opening The execution OF orders led TO sharp
rise, which was well maintained despite heavy
realizations. The reactions 1T no time were I'm
portant. and IN tho closing dealings the market
received an additional impetus from the pur-
chase OF large blocks OF New England The gen.
cral market Closed active and strong ut the top
railroad bonds were strong In tone. Sales 81.
GG1 600
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Tho Brook, License Law.

Since the enactment Of the Brooks
Bill our hotele, druggists and dealers in
general are handling much better
grades of liquors, particularly is this
the case in the western portion OF
Pennsylvania, where Rye Whistles are
best known. The best known and
most frequently called for are Klein's
Silver Age Rye, which sells at 81 so per
full quart, and Klein's Duquesne at
81 % per full quart. Recommended by
hospitals and prescribed by physicians.
Ask your dealer for them. Send for
complete catalogue and price list,
mailed upon application, to MAX
KLEIN, 50 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
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A reported outbreak OF cholera at
Helmetta, N. j., created much excite
ment in that vicinity. Investigation
showed that the disease was not cholera,
but violent dysentery, which is almost
as severe and dangerous as cholera.
Mr.. Walter Willard, prominent mer-
chant Of Jamesburg, two miles from
Helmetta, says: "Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy has
given great satisfaction in the most Sc
we're cases OF dysentery. 1t is certainly
one Of the best things ever made" D&w
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Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon healthy condition Of
all the vital organs. II the liver be in
active, you have bilious look, if your
stomach be disordered you have u
dyspeptic look and if your kidneys be
affected you have Pinched look.
Secure good health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bitters is the great
Alternative and tonic acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures pimples,
blotches, boils and gives good COM
plexion. Sold at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug
store, 80 cents per bottle. 4
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There is no use OF any one suffering
with the cholera when Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
can be procured. 1t will give relief in
a few minutes and cure in a short time.
have tried it and know.-W. II. Gin
ton, Helmetta, N. j. The epidemic at
Helmetta was at first believed to be
cholera, but subsequent investigation
proved it to be violent form OF dyson.
terry, almost as dangerous as cholera.
This remedy was used there with great
success. D&w
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Twas so much troubled with catarrh
it seriously affected my voice. One bot
tie OF Ely's Cream Balm did the work.
NY voice is fully restored.-B. F. Lieps-
ner, A. NJ, Pastor OF the 0livet Baptist
Church, Philadelphia, Pa,
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The following appointments have been made
by the Republican state committee for speeches
In West Virginia:
HON. GEO. C. sTURGIss.
Raleigh c. H., Tuesday, October y,
Bluehcld, Thursday October "a.
Roanoke Friday October -.
Concord Church. Saturday, October ~
Hampshire Co., 0ctOber3l, NOvemDer3.
Hardy county, November 10.
MorGanlOwu, Monday. November Z.
HON. E. 5. ELLIOTT,
Masonville Tuesday. October q. 40 a n.y.
Wise School House, Tuesday. Oct %, "a p. m.
HOpeviile. "Wednesday, October 70, 90 a: M
I.OhmnnsvillC, Wednesday. OctObcr2O. u p. IN.
Williamsport, Thursday. October2I, w IN.
Georges School House. Thurs. Oct. ., p. IN
Mountain Valley, Friday October y. Il p. m,)
Mt. Storm. Saturday, October %, 40 a; M
Bayard, Saturday, October q, p. M
Pcndleton county. October 81: November 0.
HON. ". W. GRANGER
Montrose, Monday, October =, t2p, M
EdrHy "Wednesday, October 26, Il p. M
IlnniersvIllc. Wednesday October %, (7p, m.
Frost, Thursday, October q, u p. M
hlllsboro, Friday, October q. Il .. m
Lobelia, Saturday October ~, u p MI
HON. JoHN.A. HUTCHINSON.
West Union. saturday, October %, u p. M
HON. JOHN H. HOLT
Fayetteville Monday. October IT.
Anstcd, Tuesday, October %.
Now Haven, Wednesday,, October 20
Marshall county, Friday. October -.
Benwood, Saturday. october29,
HON. ASA ", TENNEY
Parkersburg, Monday, october "a
HON. JOHN p. GREEN
Jefferson county, October ?iand %
col JOHN A. GIBBONS.
Roane county, October 27-29.
Calhoun county, October 81, November l.
Gilmer county, November -.
GEN. 5. IL. HURST.
ST. Marv'S, Tuesday. October ., ESQ D. M
White Church, Wednesday, Oct %, Il p. M
NIIgon City. Thursday, October q.
Milton Friday, October Is.
HON. j. T. HooToN.
DoldrldSc county. Octob5r 26-29,
Roane county, October 3l-Novcmbcr 3
JUDGE W. P. GiLLENwATERs.
Raleigh Q. IL. Monday. October u.
Raleigh county. October 2o-26.
Summers county, October 2I-"a
Mercer county, October 81, November H.
HON. HUGH r. FULTON.
Glen Easton. Tuesday, October Is, (night)
McMcchen, Wednesday, October 26, (night)
Warrington Thursday. October q,
Independence. Friday. October y, Up. m.
RNplgviiia sAtJiFdny OptOber 70, IN, MI
HinS,yaod SStrriSy October 90 (niCht).
RraminnvIIic Mnniav Oetober ri. n. my
Marian comfy, November Is,
10Y TtIOWhc pArEpRTv
W., ,y $500 E on,ohar q,
MStiSS caInIv, October S7-Ss.
RSwicsbnrt, Saturday October29
Austin Monday. October 81
nov n n uIpT
,..,.,. y, = .,,a'.".,L.E
"''@S 49,, ,w,,rI,H,
COL. WILLIAM LAAih
Bluefeld, Monday October q:
BramwSll, Tuesday, october n
SSyberry. TSursday' October n.
Roanoke, Friday, October Is.
Nuran, Saturday, october ~.
GEN. WM. o. BRADLEY.
Falrmont Monday October u might.
Grnftnn Tuesday hctnher o. mighty
NINrSantown WedneSday October III might,
80, =, =, s,,r
GU, H. L. FAST
Marshall county, October H-29.
Nicholas county, october sl-NoNeWoof D.
HON FkANh SoA.
Hampshire county, October 2i-29.
HON 1. NELSON NISSER
IN. - $500 a. 10 -,
1lalesyi,iiie' Lue5HaE Ud1posI ~ ~ r. W
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BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action Of
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage
to the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bittters remedy. D&w
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Be sure you get the genuine Bastin's
Cough and Consumption Curefor coughs
and colds.
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BROWN S IRON BITTERs
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion 6 Debility.


The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t lie guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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RAILROADS.
wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry


Sunda October %. 1892
Leaye WhcelinG-ti.1 t7:l5, Has t!:45 5gt5,
tiIOO M, il2;i5 tl:i5 t3:00 400. si;Sj, $3.50,
t6:30 p. IN.
Leave PcninsulR-t5I6, f:2a t7:42, 1851,
SI:Ii, $3.50. t6:35 p. m.
Leave ". < L. L and c. l.. wv Junction
ss:g7 tG:S2 t7:lO. PlO:Oa, Hose a. M. Il 10,
Leave LaughlIn's NHll-t7:i3, ol0:07, a. m,
tl;l3; 1881; ej:0S n m.
Leave Do HaSs Crossing-t7:i4 'iO:0S a m,
tl:Is. 1881 $500 p. IN.
fDaily except Sunday. eDRily 5SundavS only
An trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock In
the Telegraph OfIico at Wheeling. IS the stand.
So J,E TAussIG. Superintendent
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on Cry, Pa, Oct 4.-opeued 6O5Sc; highest
5lg[c: lowest 50Jsc; closed 5l14c; sales 2i,OO9
barrels; clearaneeS 5000 barrels: shipments
~, s36 barrels; runs 1886 barrels
PITTSBURGH Pa. Oct 24-opened and lowest
sic; closed ut 5lsSc: highest 5ls4c,
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NEW York, Oct. 2L-Pig iron steady; Ameri-
ii So Lead dull at So S0al 90. TIN, straits $50 6O
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STEAM
h. s. PhILLlPs

5NUUT'IoI W. Z 7 TfIIs LIF0s
~ Leaves Wheeling. Daily Trip East.
0ll5stt ern Standard Time-6i5 a m. $3.50
tiassil4 a. m. 9:i5 a. m. II 80 a m, 200 p.
m. 400 D. m. 500 p. IN. Sunday Trlps-Leaves
Wheeling-s:S0 a m, 1000 n m, l2;S0p m,
200 p. IN, 400 p. M, b;S0 p. m.
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y pennsylvanla stations.
[yIgRRRSgIVaRia LINES.
M TRAINS Run BIZ oentral Time.

.ieryr OYTIcEs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION on
Wlr2R ST., FOor oY ELEVENTH ST., WHEELiH0,
At McluEE HuUBE, WuEELIE0, AND At TIE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION, BnID0EPoRr.
Hasff,t RnfrrI. -
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cMorNSATr, o. Oct 24-cOtton steady
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BUaINE costs you but 25 cents a bottle.
II costs any reaches, bed bugs, etc, that
come near it their lives.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her castOriA.
When she was Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriS-
When she had Children, she gave them castOria
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,DluY tDALY ExcEPr SUNDAY
g., ,u,,yv,,,,a ~ IpAve Ann

Northwest SyStem-Clove 4 Pitts. Division
Trains run daily. except Sunday. as follows;
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CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. 9I.--Hogs steady at s. GOA
IL; receipts 600 head; shipments 600 head.
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Democratic rae,Ics 10 Prevent n Full Vote
and an Honest Count.
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CAPT. s.B.DovENER,s APPOINTMENTS


Deep Valley, Tyler county, October p, Up IN.
Central Station, DOddrldge county, october ~
Summers store. Doddrldge county, October IS,
Center Point. Doddridgc county. Oct. %, l p IN.
Carts school House. poddridge county ocio'
Der %. p. IN.
sardls, Harrison county, October "a Up m.
Wilsonburg. Harrison county October "a, Z
p. IN.
Browns Mills, Harrison county, october Is, =
y. M.
Romlue's Mills, Harrison county, october %,
2 p. IN.
Cl0rksburg, October -. p. IN.
Anthem, WetZel county. October ~, : p. M
Llttleton, wetzel county, October 81, pm
Golfers November /, . p IN.
Bethany, November Z p, In.
FnlrvleW, November ., y. III.
New Cumberland November 2, p. m.
West Liberty, November 3, Up. IN.
Benwood. November o, Up nj.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-29
eARzA's FOLLOWERS KICK.
The United States Troops Charged
With Bad Conduct.

The United States Troops Charged
With Bad Conduct.
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 2S.--A special
TO the Picayune from San Antonio, Tex. =,
says: "The Cara episode appears TO have
become an issue between the people and the
United States troops. with the search for
the revolutionist chief merely as a side
issne. Since the arrest OF Senor Gonzales,
0arza's father-in.law, yesterday, and the
the troops, Senior Gonzalez griev-
ance has been backed up by
a still more serious affidavit made by j. II.
Broeter. a justice of the peace of precinct
No. 5, Neuoes county. Broeter alleges that
various complaints are being made by
many Of the best law-abiding citizens In
this portion of the state regarding the
conduct OF the troops of the United
States army and certain persons who
claim to be scouts and guides, that Capt. J.
g. Bourke. the commanding officer, has
been especially complained of as having
made promiscuous arrests of good citizens
without apparent cause OF reason. following
such arrests with acts of cruelty and at
times practising and permitting acts OF in
dignity toward such persons while held as
prisoners that houses have been entered at
the dead of night without the
exhibition of warrants or authority for the
ga ne, and troops stationed on private prop
erty within the Enclosures OF the owners
without consent or authority. Much feel
ing exists among the people and some ex-
cttement has been occastoned in army cir
cles. An official investigation win pro-
baby be ordered
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SENATOR MDoN AIDS WILL.
Brother and a Brothers Children
Contest the Instrument.

A Brother and a Brothers Children
Contest the Instrument.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb. 27.-A suit to
contest the will of the late Joseph E. Nc
Donald is filed in the circuit court, the
plaintiff being his brother, Malcolm W. ,
with Joseph e. and Jessie c., children Of
Ezekiel Mcdonald, son Of the deceased
Mrs. Josephine e. Mcdonald, widow of the
senator, and TheodoreP. Haughey, adminis-
traitor Of the estate, are made defendants.
The plaintiffs claim that the will probated
June 20, 1891, is not the last viii Senator
Mcdonald executed Aug. 20, 1890, and that
undue influence was used in procuring the
making OF the will by Mrs. Mcdonald
They also claim that the will probated is a
mutilated edition Of the ex-senator's will
that at the time indicated by the date of the
last page Of the will and before the wit
nesses were named on the page the
senator executed a last will, consisting
in part Of this last page, which Is now the
second page of the probated will. The other
pages give Mrs. Mcdonald life interest In
all his property, including the homestead
and Washington street property. The
plaintiffs allege that this last page was de-
tached without the testator's kno wledge, and
that other pages were destroyed or con-
cealed
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A STORMY SUNDAY.

The President Spends a Quiet Day,
But Goes Duck Hunting To-day.
VIRGINIA BEECH. VA, Feb. 2S.-Presi.
dent Harrison he's spent Sunday in absolute
quiet and rest. Owing to the stormy north
wester that has prevailed. there were no
services in Princess Anne chapel and the
presidential party bad no public religious
services TO attend. The President appears
to be in excellent health and spirits. He
has accepted an invitation from the Ragged
Island Cunning @ lub. whose club house is
twelve miles below this rlace, and will
leave at o'clock in the morning. The
marshes and waters OF the club are noted
for cauvas-back duck, and the members OF
the club have made every arrangement to
give the President some fine sport. He will
return here Wednesday morning, and if the
shooting is tempting enough and nothing
happens to prevent 1t, he may return for
another days shooting later in the week,
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JUDGE DUNNE'S LETTER.
Bishop Foley OF Detroit Hits the Writer
Some Hard Raps.


BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 2S.-Bishop Foley
OF Detroit, who is making a short visit to
his brother, Daniel j. Foley, speaking to-
night TO a representative Of the Baltimore
Sun regarding the letter OF Judge Dunno
on the Catholic congress to be held in Chi
cago, stated that he had read the letter OF
Judge Dunno, and that he was not
a little surprised at Its contents
and glaring inaccuracies. Judge Dnnne was
not present at the st. Louis meeting. As
member OF the committee he (the bishop
could testify that it was entirely foreign to
their intention to exclude either the ques~
tion OF temporal power or the school ques-
ton. As to placing the congress under the
supervision Of the episcopal committee, the
bishop remarked that he regarded this very
letter Of Judge Dunno as most striking
evidence Of the wisdom of such action.
NATURE OF THE CONGRESS.
He continued: "If congress is 10 be
held IL is TO be a Catholic congress. not a
congress for the promotion of individual
notoriety or TO give an opportunity to venti-
late the vagaries Of chronic soreheads.
As to the attack made In the letter
upon some Of the episcopacy, and
more especially upon the illustrious
archbishop of st. Paul, IL is needless to say
much. The Most Rev. DIR. Ireland's record
as faithful archbishop and true citizen is
too we'll known to be dimmed by such
pessy and ill-founded suspicious. The
translating of the letter into Italian
and the distribution Of it in Rome without
verifying its accuracy, is strong evidence of
III will and want of good faith In those who
did IL. In word 10 looks like Cehensleyism
continued" Bishop Foley is a member of
the committee of the episcopacy.