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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20
7LEcAL NOTICES.
ToTIoEFI

NoT1o2BBs
Notice is hereby given that an application 70
the Circuit Court, Part ], OF Ohio county, wlllbs
made on the 2gth day Of June, 1892 Tor as soon
thereafter as said court shall be sitting ey ne
ME Belle AinSworth, Robert II AtnsworthL and
Cecilia AInsworth, minor children Of John
AinSworth. deceased, duly appointed such b.
the Probate Court OF Sebastian county, State Of
Arkansas, to.authorize said guardian to sue ioE,
recover and receive all money. and personal
property which may belong TO his said wardI, o.
any Of thpm IN this State, in Ike mnnnerS U
he were appointed 9 guardian Of such wards "a
this State, and 10 remove the same 70 Sebastian
county and STATE OF Arkansas,
800 JAMES r FoRRESTER,
F. Foreign Guardian.
Al. CLARKE. Attorney. iny5lH
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CssAR,sfamous 'Fveni, vidi, vici,"-I
came, saw, conquered-might be an
appropriate motto for Ayers sarsapa-
riIia. We charge nothing for the sug-
gestion. This great blood purifier COM
auers wherever It comes, and Is now
absolutely without equal in the world.
p4w
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Two Democratic Rules.

The two.thirds rule aud the unit rule
have been in force in the Democratic
party for sixty years. They were fast
ened on the Democracy at Baltimore, in
1892.
1t is often said that the aim Of the
two.thirds rule was to secure the very
strongest man for the presidential nom
ination. The fact is that it was con-
ceived by the slave-hoiding power to
give it potential grip on the NOMINEE
ton, SO that the strongest man would
have to come its way and make his
peace before he could get the nomina-
ton. The reason:has passed away, but
the thing remains.
The unit rule never was anything
more than con.rivauce to enable the
majority in a delegation to strange a
minority. The Republican party
knocked that out in 1880. 1t is now
settled for all time that in a Republican
convention every delegate is entitled to
cast his vote as he pleases. This is
American.
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only suited the occasion, being full of
thoughtful advice to the graduates, but
it imprssses on the country the true
idea OF the army, which is more to
preserve the peace than to make war.
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Your Uncle Benjamin is not bother
ing about the Chicago convention. He
can lay out the best they have in the
shop. He knocked over the idol only
four short years ago.
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READERS of tho Intelligencer 60
ing out of town for the Summer can
have the Intelligenoer mailed TO them
for sixty-fve cents per month. postage
free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20

Mn. C1EVE1GND's- nomination would
be the frat on record against such apro-
test IRON the regular party organization
in the nominees own state. To make
it all the more pronounced, his own
state is one which his party must carry
to elect the President. Queer things
happen in politics, and Mr.. Cleveland
is undoubtedly the choice of the Dem
ocracy Of the country.
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If Boies failsto get the nomination
ho will be sorry thathe didn't remain
in the Republican party, in which he
was shouter eight years ago.
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IT is very unkind to say that Tam
many has gone to Chicago on a trading
expedition. above all things desiring to
come home bringing the big pelt of one
G. Cleveland.
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DEMOCRATIC opposition to second
presidential term is touching. Mr..
Cleveland was renominated in 1888
while he was still in office.
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Mn. FAIponr1p, Mr.. Cleveland's sec.
rotary OF the treasury and leader of the
anti.snap New Workers in Chicago, has
his callers received by "buttons" who
wears gold and receives cards for him
on a silver salver. Is that the way to
win against the rugged methods Of the
Tammany tiger?
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II is suggested thatif Hin had sense
enough he could name the Chicago nom
inee. He thinks he has and he thinks
the nominees name will be Hill.
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The bicycle rider, male and female,
is obseryedEto be an increasing
quantity. The iw-whcelad machine
has come to be th,ng of comfort, con-
yenience and remarkable speed, costing
less than good saddle horse in the
first place and not up to the trick of
eating its h cad Of. It's great feature
in the life of our own city and WILDE a
greater
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Mn cLEvEIAND's idea is that 1t will
hit him on the third ballot Better
take 1t on the first If he wants to make
sure of
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TaE address OF Secretary Elkins to
the graduating class at West Point, pub
llshed in full in to,day's INrELLIGEScER,
is an admirable production. 1t not
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Mr.. DEpEwSS is fifty-eight years old,
and has laid up enough for rainy day.
He has no ambition to accumulate up to
the Jay Gould point, and may consent
to accept the portfolio.ot state'With its
comparatively small SALARY of $500 a
year.
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Mr.. C1xvEtasD's alb has besnia mat
ter Of uncertainty. He quotes himself
at ffty.ave in the shade. lie will be
at least that much older before he can
boss the White House again.
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Tor SALE
CRYSTAL WINDOW GLASS WORKS.

This property Is conveniently located in the
city OF fIettaire, G., with the baltimore d Ohio
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh. and the Cleyeland'
LorRin & Wheeling railroads touching the ware.
house, The works arc in good running order,
with natural gus connections and all modern
Improvements.
The works will be sold At abargaln, as wh ole;
or the buildings and other appurtenances and
the site will be sold separately.
The present company desires 70 close out us
business, and will sell the works as they stand,
Including the railroad sidtn %, or Will sell In
parts. as stated above.
Call on or address -, .,,,,.,,
Chairman of Committee on Sale for Crystal Win
dow Glass Company. Bellalre, o. lesO
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Philadelphia Prea.
The old coon aud the now coon
You cannot get them freed,
Just sing this lively tune
OF Harrison and Reid.
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NEW YoRK has had pretty firm grip
on the state department. To Demo-
cratic administrations 1t has furnished
Van Buren,, Marcy and Wright, to
Republican administration Seward,
Fish and Evarta. Depew would hold
his own with any who have gone before.
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question about the tender Of the place.
but much question about the accept
anee.
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NEW AnvERTIsEMENrs.

INOUND-A BRIGHT BAY HORSE,
E weighing about 1900 pounds; age from u
to Is years. Owner can have same 6y proving
property and paying costs NJ ~ NtS5G,
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GoRMAx for President How ths Bal
timore ballot-box suffers would rejoice
over their vindicatisn by their party in
convention assembled. The country
would yindicate itseltlR AHothes WY.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.
'NYoTIoE 40 CONTRACTORS.

~ ~ wv
Bids will DO received at the Mayors once y
the City Of BenYood, for furnishing brea iii,s
and spreading 81 two strings Of bcSt qnsI''}I
u lime stone; ftdn tho south line TO r aatsss
crossing on Ninth street said stone 10 b. otVJf I
80 as 70 70 through 2L.inCh ring sS;a ~ Tss
must be all In hy the 2lst Of June lsSL, M.
committee has the right TO reject any or a.. u'-
BExwooD. May 81, 1877 !el
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WHEN you are very warm, If you will
just think to Tell somebody how very
warm you are it will make you very
much more comfortable.
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BisMARcx's son is to be married in
Vienna tomorrow, and1a host'of per-
sons Of high degree are fleeing the Aus
trian capital to prevent host of embar-
easements to Austria and Germany.
Bismarck continues to be more than
six feet high.A
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PIrrsBuRaH is rejoicing in another
great gas strike near by which promises
the best supply of model fuel she has
ever had. Visitors who have seen the
returning clouds OF smoke will extend
cordial congratulations to the busting,
cnterprising city at the head of the
Ohio. E
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THOR sALE-FINE, STYLISH DRIV-
u ING Horse; safe for any one to drive; color.
bay; sound and Is quite speedy; weight ABOUT
100 pounds Inquire Of DkWlLLlAM fE;t !5St'
No SII Market street. Jew
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mo- RNPuRLICANs.

e. TO REPubhlCaNss
Il Is part of the Democratic plan to
challenge the vote of every Repubit-
can who has not been assessed under
the new West Virginia election law.
Don't let them find YOU unprepared.
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r ADY AND GENTLEMAN AGENTS
IL wanted in ali cities and towns 70 sell the
nnIv si0 10 sl5 per dAy. Address with stamp,
TIiE HOWARD Sign MANUFACTURING CO.,
aOAaIiR Nh 1eloN
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q n DE NJ . n n ID!
We have the Largest and Bsss selected Stock
Of GARDEN SEED in the State All New. Fresh
Stock, and warranted true to mama SPECIAL
LOW PRICES to market gardeners and dealers
Seeds in 50 and Zoe packets, sent by mail post
- - K. HoGE.
an lila Market Street
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ONO COUNTY RgPURLICAN 11CKEr.

OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR sHERtFr
7. G. MoFFAT.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
SAMUEL o. BoYCE.
FOR ASSESSOR, CRY DISTRICT,
W. II. H0RNIsH
FOR ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
JAMES GILcHRIsT
ZOE MEtBERs HOUSE OF pELEeATEs.
8. G. SMITH,
G. H. MEpICK,
c. ]. RAwLINd,
ALEX. MCCULLOUGH.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 1s-This
was suspension day in the house, but
unlike its predecessors Of fortnight
ago no great party measures were
brought forward. Nevertheless there
were features OF interest. For instance,
the celebrated McGarrahsn bill, which,
has been a bill and act for. the last
quarter OF century, was at last passed
BY the house as it came from the senate
and so goes to the President for his sig
nature. The bill refers claims to the
court of private land claims. A bill OF
great value to local architects was also
passed. 1t opens to their competition
the design aud construction OF public
buildings. Mr.. Camanietti also man.
aged to secure the passage Of his bill
creating the California debris commits
sion. The bill to increase the efficiency
of the militia received setback, but
only because it came irregularly before
the house. The senate joint resolution
was passed authorizing the committee
on labor to make an investigation OF
the slums OF cities. The house then
took recess, the evening session to be
for general debate on the Worlds Fair
features of the sundry civil appropria-
ton bill,
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THE NATIONAL coMMIrTEE.

League Committeeman Discuss the Plan
otorsaniEation for the Campaign.
New York, July 1S.-The Republican
national executive committee remained
in session for an hour and ahalf to-day.
The time was principally taken up in
discussing the plans Of organization by
league clubs. "A. B. Humphreys, secre-
larry, James A. Blanchard, executive
member from New York, and Exon
gresham E. P. Allen, executive mem
Der from Michigan, of the National
League Of Republican clubs, were in
vited to give their views of the commit
tee. James F. Burke, president OF the
college Republican league OF clubs, also
addressed the committee. The follow
ing committee on headquarters was APP
pointed: Messrs. Bliss, Msnley, Clark
son and Fessendsn. No action was
taken in reference to the appointment
OF an advisory committee, who will be
leading Republicans, not members of
the national committee. The meeting
was adjourned subject to the call OF the
chairman.
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room in the center Of the State street
front, intended for reading room or
place OF resort for Masons to meet and
exchange brotherly greeting through
the daytime. Small banquet: OF less
than 100 guests or large committees can
also meet here. When ladies are per
mitted to visit the order this will be
used rs a reception room.
Egypt and Greece have both irr-
nished inspiration for the interior dec
orations OF rooms on this foor-the
former somber and gloomy and stepped
with the tragic beauty of lotus.leaved
dream, the latter coldly, classically
beautlful-the parlors and ante-rooms
Of each carrying out the prevailing
ideas:
There arc storerooms. property rooms
and armorles galore. mall over y, 600
square feet Of flooring, outside OF the
numberless galleries, win be devoted TO
tho different degrees in Masonry, COM
bining in it's entirety the largest, most
complete and magnitlcently furnished
lodge rooms in the world.
The roof of the entire building is
composed OF glass, aud the upper floor
is one huge observatory. The rotunda
rail is messed with palms around its
complete square and from the windows
the city can DO seen stretching away on
three sides, its streets looking like mar
row pathways and the blue waters Of
the lake rolling and tumbling to tho
east with the Michigan dunes family
outlined against the horizons verge.
All the buildings from this altitude
seem like toys, above which the smoke
curls in white and purple and black
wreaths, shutting out the view here
and there and lifting again as the sun
light shoots its golden lahces through
the yapory mist. The cable cars look
like tiny boxes on wheels and the
horses like little ponies. Men and
women are but pigmies hurrying along,
and the roar Of the street comes up
faint and mufIled. This is fitted up as
a garden, where ice cream and cooling
refreshments will be served almost
among the clouds.
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rERRlBLE ACCIDENT.
Express Train wrecked and Sever
1rtNtH - T.4..I

Express Train Wrecked and Several
Killed and injured.
ST. GATHERINGS, 0NT., July 1s.-The
steamboat express from Buffalo collided
with a local train from Port Colborne
on the Welland division Of the Grand
Trunk railroad between St. Catharines
and Merritton this morning. Four per-
sons are reported killed.
Tho accident took place short dis
TANGO west of Merritton station. a
short wooden bridge crosses the water
power raceway there, and the engine Of
the boat train had just crossed the
structure when the collision occurred.
The two first coaches Of tho boat train
were thown from the track and over
the embankment, plunging into the
race stream, whlle the engines were
completely demolishedRnd we're thrown
across tho track to tho opposite bank.
Up to noon, three bodies had boon
recovered from the wreck. They were
recognized as the remains Of Engineer
Chapman, OF the mail train; David
Hunt, fireman of the boat train, and a
passenger named VanSlyko, belonging
to Buffalo. Tho injured are Conductor
Boyle, who is severely cut and bruised /;
Brakeman Peter Welsh, internally inS
iurod, and Baggagemaster William
Sprntt.
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A RGaIARKAblE MURDERER.
He Poisoned -Four Girls Merely for the
sake Of killing Thorn.


LONDON, July 1s-Thomas Neill, ar
rested for attempting to blackmail DR..
Harper, Of Barnstable, was today ar
raigned before Sir John Bridge in the
Bow street police court on the charge
Of having murdered Matilda Clover by
administering strychnine to her. The
case has excited widespread interest as
showing how criminal can overreach.
himself and place himself within the
clutches OF the law. If Neill had not
for some inscrutible reason attempted
to blackmail several prominent persons
he. would probably have been free to-
day to pursue his career OF villiany and
murder. When the police followed up
the clue furnished by the letter written
by Neill to DR.. Harperthe came across
indIsputable evidence that the black
mailer was murderer, and the further
they examined into the case the more
they became convinced that Neill was
responsible for the death OF at least
four girls. :.
When Neill was broughtin and placed
in the dock there was general craning
OF neckb 10 see ullu. de loOAou well
and his face betrayed no sign of anx-
iety or trouble. He asked to be. fur
nished with writing materials, and
when they were given him he made CO.
pious notes OF the proceedings.
Mr.. Q. +. Gill appeared on behalf OF
the treasury. He said he would prove
the circumstances under which Matilda
Glover was murdered and he asked that
the prisoner be committed. Mr.. Gill
added that he would have to refer to
the deaths of three other girls who were
killed In manner precisely similar to
the Clover girl. The court granted Mr..
ellis request and the prisoner was re-
manded.
A popularity of the crimes with
which Neill Is charged is the apparent
lack OF motive. The case is believed to
be without parallel in the annals of
English criminal Jurisprudence. Deem
ing, the wholesale murderer, had mo-
tive for his crimes, a desire to get rid OF
women he tired OF, but, apparently,
Neill murdered simply for the sake OF
murder.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base Bali Played BY the League Club.
Yesterday.

Base Ball Played by the League Clubs
Yesterday.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July ls.-Cleveland
outbatted the Baltimores at opportune
times to-day and won with ease. At.
tendance 1885. Score: Baltimore, Il
Cleveland, I: Earned, Cleveland 8.
Errors, 8 and 2. Hits, 10 and IA.
Pitchers, McMahon and Young. UNI
pire, Lynch.
WAsHINaroN, D. G., July 1S.-Wash.
ingtons punched hits on Stratton in the
fourth inning to-day and took a winning
load, Attendance 2,429. Washington,
IL; Louisville, Z. Earned, 5 and 4.
Hits, 10 and9. Errors, 3 and 6. Pitch
ers, Killen, Abbey and Stratton. UNI
pire, Mitchell.
New YoRk, July 1S.-The Cincinnati
team won game from the New Yorks
to-day thraugh superior all round work.
Attendance 900. Score: New York, 2;
Cincinnati. S. Earned, l and 2. En-
rors, 6 and 8. Hits, and 7. Pitchers,
Crane and Dwyre. Umpire, Gafney.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 1S.-Keefc
plLcDcu great palI VO'udyS anu ShlCABo
was never dangerous. Attendance
2,77O. Score: Chicago, 8; Philadelphia,
IS. Errors, 5 and l. Hits. S and Is.
Pitchers, Hutchison and Keefe. UNI
pire, Emslie. Earned, Philadelphia 8.
BosroN, July 1s.-To-day's game was
very close and interesting. Pittsburgh
punched their hits and played the best
at critical times. Attendance 1,l27.
Score: Boston, z; Pittsburgh, 8. Earned,
Pittsburgh 5. Errors, Q and 5. Hits,
10 and 8. Pitchers, stivetts and Bald
win. Umpire, Hurst,
New YoRK, July 1s.-A fourteen in
ming drawn game was played at Eastern
Park, Brooklyn, today between Brook.
Ign and St. Louis. Attendance 2,l6S
s. Bro 6GH!I. &c
Earned runs-st. Louis !, Brooklyn l.
Errors-St. Louis 8, Brooklyn 2. Hits
St. LOUISE, Brooklyn TO- Pitchers-Glea-
son, Hart and Haddock. Umpire-Mc-
Quad.
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,1urd cred By a Ar,lit.nmau.

PIrrsBuRau. Pa, July IS. = Capt.
Frank O. Calhoun, foreman Of Devore's
undertaking establishment, an old SOL
der, was fatally stabbed IN the abdo-
men with bayonet this morning by
David Lester, private in the Four
tenth regiment.
Lester and companion named Hook
we're intoxicated and tried to force
their way into Devore's when Calhoun
interferred. A wrangle ensued aad
Lester ran his bayonet into Calhoun's
abdomen. Lester and Hook are in Jail,
Calhoun Is still living, but cannot re-
cover,
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FlnnneIally Embarrnaaed.

"A large manufacturer, whose affairs
were very much embarrassed, and who
was overworked and broken down with
nervous exhaustion, wentto celebrated
specialist. He was told that the only
thing needed was to be relieved Of care
and worry, and have o change OF
thought. This doctor was more con-
siderate Of his patients health than
Of his financial circumstances. He
ought to have advised him to use DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine, the best
remedy for nervous prostration, sleep
lessness, dizziness, headache, Ill effects
Of spirits, tobacco, coffee, opium, etc.
Thousands testify TO cures. Book and
tiial bottle free Of Logan Drug Co.'S 5
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IN CONGRESS-.
A Deviation in tho sanato-susPsn'iOn
Day in the Kouse.

LAY IN VIZ AASH"Ss
WASHINGTON, D. O., July ls.-A
marked aud very unusual deviation
from the ordinary smooth cOurse of
legislation in the senate was witnessed
to-day in a resort to the mode of oppo-
sition known at this end Of the capitol
as construction" After the deficiency
bill had passed the senate the anti
option blil was, on motion Of Mr.. Wash
burn, taken up and thus became the
regular order. The opponents Of that
measure then interposed q series Of
motions which had the character Of
dilatory motions, and which were also
designed to GUST the anti;Option bill
from its position of precedence. The
friends Of that measure were strong
enough, however, to resist all these
efforts, and when the senate adjourned
the anti-option bill was the "unfn1-
ished" business to come up at 2 o'clock
tomorrow.
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An Awful Death.

EpecldI UIspdtch 70 NC 7HltIIye0VI
srEuBESv11nE, O., July 1s.-william
Hall, a yard conductor on the Panhan-
die, living at Golfers, W. Va, was
killed in Golfers yard last evening
while making coupling. He had a
coupling pin and had it braced against
his stomach trying to raise a draw
head. While he was doing this car
was run down on him, forcing the
coupling pin through his body aud
crushing him to death. He leaves a
wife and child, and was IS years OF age.
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LONDON, July ls.-The Pail Nal
Gazette to-day says arumor is in circula-
ton that tho queen will not summon
Mr.. Gladstone to form a ministry and
that q coalition under the Duke OF
Devonshire is possible. The Pal 4aH
Gdrette connects the rumor with the
visit OF the marquis Of Salisbury, Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain and the duke Of
Devonshire to Windsor Castle last
week. The best informed Liberals ridi-
Guile a Devonshire coalition as outside
Of all possible contingencies, implying
the acceptance Of home rule by the
Liberal Unionists and their return to
their adhesion to Mr.. Gladstone.