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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-20
Copyricht 1892.

COPYRIGHT 1892.
LoNpoN. August l5-Mr. Gladstone's
selection Of some Of the minor members Of
the Radical section for minor posts in the
government has not remedied the tactical
mistake made in the exclusion OF Radical
representatives from the Cabinet Thor
ouch Radicals further declare that there Is
not man amongst the whole OF the latest
appointments who is genuinely attached 10
progressive opiniOns-Sidney Buxton, per-
haps excepted.
the exclusion Of Mr.. Stansheld Is ex
plained by Gladstonian papers as duetO ms
expressed desire not 10 hold office; but Mr..
Siansneld himself says 1t must have been
due 10 other causes. Mr.. Stansneld WAS
ready TO accept and seemed TO expect hls
former Cabinet post, but Mir. Gladstone
never communicated with him. q
Mr.. Gladstones plans 10 meet some
the dangers threatening an early over
throw OF the Government are already seen
in the formation OF Cabinet committees.
At to.days Cabinet Council. during
two-hours' sitting devoted 10 allOtung
work aud preparing measures emoodying
part Of the New Castle programme, three
committees, in addition TO the Home
Rule Committee were formed Que
committee is charged with labor ques-
tions, another is 10 draft bills for rural re
lOIul anu ANNAA btAANhf 'tAA AtAN AAeAN NJ"
charged with q measureof the first import
ance, reforming electoral registration.
With mastery prompitude the grand old
man has already cut out work for his col
leagues that will make the coming session
fruitful.
The Associated Press has high authority
10 state that the new Government will not
interfere with the completed arrangements
for the international Monetary Conference.
The wealth Of Baron Houghton, the new
Viceroy Of Ireland, is partly derived from
American land investments OF his father,
who holds sixty thousand acres In the Dni-
ted States. The wealthy and fathoriy
Lord Creve donates Baron Hougaton
go. 900 yearly during his tenure OF office.
IL is expected that Mrs. Maybrick Will
soon be released from prison. IL is under
stood that both Sir Charles RUSSELL the
new Attorney General and Mr. Asquith,
the Home Secretary are in favor Of her re-
lease.
The Prince Of Wales is at Homburg.
There Is large muster OF English aud
American visitors there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-20
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Pittsburg the Bostons could not hit
Terry. and were shut out. Attendance,
.O3O. Boston o. Pittsburg 6; earned runs,
Pittsburg 2: errors, 3 each; hits, and TO-;
pitchers, Staley and leroy: umpires, Keefe
and Ehret.
AT Cleveland there was no game on ac-
count of wet grounds.
AT Cincinnati the Reds won out in the
ninth. after two men were out. with good
batting. Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 3; err
rors, 2 and 4; hits, and IL; pitchers, Sui
livan and Carsey; earned runs, and :;
umpire, Lynch.
Chris Won Der Abe has signed two more
men for the ST. Louis club. They are Billy
Kuehne. the old Pittsburg and Louisville
third baseman, and Grant Briggs, catch
er. Mr.. Won Der Abe expects to slgn
''Peten Browning in day or two.
AT Chicago, fortunate punching OF hits
bv the Colts gave them the game. Chicago
:, Brooklyn 4 errors. and :; hits, Ia and
s: earned. and !. Pitchers, Gumbert and
Stain ITmpire SNYDER.
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confirms some rumors sent earlier in
the night. Gen. Anderson was cap
tured by men coming under a flag OF
truce. He was entlced into the village
by promise Of safety, and on turning a
corner be met a mob who took him TO
hotel, and produced a letter TO his
lieutenant, which was an order for the
surrender OF the stockade and fort.
Though threatened with hanging he
steadily refused TO sign the paper, but
asked only that he be shot and his
grave marked, so that his family could
find il. He may be lynched. The firing
which lasted all last night was desul-
tory. The miners claim they have
killed five men and silenced the fire OF
a howitzer. 1t is silenced, probably to
save ammunition.
AT Offuts Gen. Carnes learned that
500 miners awaited him at Knapp's
summit, about a mile from Coal Creek,
and that three cattle guards we're filled
with dynamite. Hearing this he left the
train and went upon the side OF mar
row valley, and is now within two miles
OF Coal Creek waiting for daylight. The
Journal correspondent, knowing the
temper Of the miners and of the militia,
fears a bloody fight took place at day
Huht
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ROBBED or Two HUNDRED.
A Stranger in the city IL Touched At =
Sporting House.

A Stranger in the city IL Touched AZ
sporting House.
Some time before daylight yesterday
morning a rather extensive robbery wa
perpetrated at the house OF ill-fame
kept by Carrie Palmer.
The victim was stranger In the
town. and the amount he dropped was a
cool two hundre
The money was not taken by An In
mate OF the house, but by We. known
Wheeling man. who was In the place,
looking out FOR a chance 70 turn a penny
or two without going through the for
mallty Of working FOR IL.
The party had been out making
nizht OF it, aud were seen on one or Two
streets during the early part OF the
night In a hack. After going back %
the house the fellow who was after the
strangers Doodle got In bis work, and
then left the place with the proceeds.
Yesterday the victim was caller at
police headquarters He took bis loss
philosophicslly. but was willing 70 do
All in his power 10 aid the officers IN get
ting hold OF the thief. The latter had
not been located up 10 an early hour THIS
rnorutug
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HOMICIDE AT mONrGONERY.

Less Woods Stabbed to Death by Bob
Scott-The Trouble Arose From One OF
Them Insulting n Woman.
Spscioi TELEGRAM, 10 The Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August l9.-Less
Woods was fatally stabbed by Bob Scott
az Montgomery to-day.
There was a general free for all hght be-
tween these two men and several others,
caused by Scott accusing Woods OF insult
ing lady friend Of his named Adkins. Each
of the men was pretty well loaded with
bad whisky.
They are all miners and boarded in the
same house Woods told Scott that he
should not come in the house. Scott swore
by the eternal be would go into the house,
and he attempted TO do so. He was met by
two or three blades Of shining steel and he
thereupon drew mis- own weapon and
waded in. Woods was badly cut on the
head and neck, one of the arteries in the
neck being severed. He will die. Scott
gave himself up to the authorities, and the
other parties to the fight escaped. Scott
will plead self-defense.
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DAVIS WANTS AN ORGAN.

DIR. Leeds Declares the Grafton Journal
Thing of the Past, but Davis Is Ar
ranging to supplant Ii With a New
Paper.
Special Telegram to ths Rsoistr.
GRAFTON, w. VA, August 19.-The
statement of Di. Leeds this morning
through the columns OF his paper, the
Sentinel, that with to-day's issue the
Grafton Sentinel would cease to exist,
was quite a surprise to our people.
His reason for so doing is lack OF
support, and especially from Republican
candidates.
Candidate Davis has been in confer
ence with the leaders of his party, and
it is thought arrangements will be nego-
tiated by which the paper will be pub
lshed in the near future.
Mr.. Davis must have an organ at his
home
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NEWS FROM THE RACE TRACKS.

At Meadvillc, Pa, Miller and Sibley's
promising wo-year.old lilly Antella, record
5.26II. by Ausel. was attacked by a vicious
dog Yesterday and In falling broke her hip.
She was valued at t25, 900.
At Brighton Beach Race Track. fine
weather and good crowd marked the days
racing. First-6J< furlongs. Orton won.
Time. 1:24. Second-5 furlongs. Court
ship won. Time, l:09lE. Third fur
longs. John Cavenagh won. Time. :29%.
Fourth-5 furlongs. Pokino won. Time,
I:24. Sixth-61S furlongs. King Thomas
won. Time / "a.
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mAJoK NoKTOs HOME.
He Arrives From Crssde, Colorado, whsro
lie made Rich strike.

Major Thos. II. Norton arrived hons
Yesterday from Creede. Colorado, where
be went several weeks ago 70 look
after some mining interests. The nine
in which the Major is interested -
known as the Happy Thought" =" ad-
Joining the great Amethyst mine.
which is now producing Ten car loads
Of ore per day al q value o. 500 pS
ton. The Happy Thought" mine "A
estimated 10 be worth almost twice -
much as the Amethyst, and IL operated
by a company with a capital STOCK ot
s.. 600, 900.
Three shifts Of men are poW working
the mine day and night. The claim IL
owned by a company OF seven, but
three, Major Norton. G.. G. Dewey, OF
Chiesgo, and /. c. EalphsnydeE. q
Kiuguood, control ninety per cent OF
the stock. Wheeling people congratu-
late Major Norton on bis rich strike.
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Ii,hIs to be a STRIKE at Duauesne.

PIrTsBURG, PA, August 19th,-Another
strike may take place at Duquesne within
the next few days. The Carnegie Com
pany is said TO be Systematically discharg-
ing the men who led the late strike, as
many as eight being thrown out of employ
menJ in one day. All those turned off re-
ioiu the Amalgamated Association, and
there is a strong feeling in favor of insti-
tuting another strike unless the discharged
workmen are re-enployed by the Company.
II is now stated on good authority that
the PinkertoH Detective Agency has spot
ted the men who took the guns on the
evening of the riot al Homestead and that
quite number Of arrests will soon be
made.
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CARNES AND HIS MEN
Meet Body of Miners in the Woods and
Fight a sharp Battle-Four Miners
Killed and Left on the Field.

Meet Body OF Miners in the Woods and
Fight sharp Battle-FOur Miners
Killed and Left on the Field.
CLINTON, Tenn, August 19.-Gen.
Carnes at the head Of the Chattanooga,
Tennessee National Guards reached
here az 10 o'clock last night. lie was
warned that dynamitehad been placed on
the track, and he disembarked his men,
formed them in columns and started on
the march 10 Coal Creek. The night
was dark and the road wound through
the heavy timber. Two miles east OF
Clinton the advance skirmishers OF
Gen. Carnes' force heard voices in the
timber and challenging were an
Swered with vOley, which
seemed to be all around them.
No one was hit, and the skirmish line
fell back on the main body, which was
now rapidly advancing.
The firing increased, but the militia
men stood % their work like veterans.
In ten minutes the miners were In full
retreat, carrying with them several
wounded. Four OF their dead were left
behind them in the underbrush. GEN
eral CsrueS' casualties amounted 10
four dead and six wounded. Names are
unattainable, as the wounded men
we're placed in improvised am
balances and taken forward
on the march TO Coal Greek
General Carnes has left the regular
roads and is attempting to reach Fort
Anderson by unused paths over the
mountains. He is acquainted with the
country and Will reach his goal unless
the miners have mustered sufficient
force TO surround his small command
and slaughter il Ia the darkness.
Nothing mas been heard from the
Knoxville company since IL passed
through here yesterday morning. The
men were determined to reach Coal
Creek st All hazards.
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A Slab Pile sun Burning.

SpsciaE Telegram to the Register.
PARKERsBURG. w. VA, August 19.-The
FIRE in the massive slab pileat Vests mills
which broke out yesterday IS still burning
and defes all attempts at extinguishing.
a great many people are at work, some
irving to extinguish the fire, while others
are trying to cut ditch through the piles
between the fire aud the mills in order to
save the mills.
The slab piles are about forty feet thick,
and are laid in such manner as to be al
most solid. The frontage Of the mass is
about two hundred feet This mass is on
fire in many places, and threatens the mills
and the B. & o. railroad shops. Attempts
to blow the mass apart with dynamite have
failed.
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Very True.

The demand for Cham berlsin's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy is stead
lily growing, from the fact that all who
give it trial are pleased with the re-
suits and recommend It to their neigh
bors. We feel sure that the remedy cannot
be recommended too highly-WAGLEY&
SMEAD, Druggists, Newton, Ia. For sale
by c. R. Goetze, w. w. Irwin, w. s.
Mccullough, C. Menkemeller, 5. L.
Brice, J. Coleman, c. Schnepf, w. C.
Armbrecht, the Kurtz Drug Co., Lin
coin & Co., W. E. Williams. John Kari,
A. E. Scheele, and w. Il. Williams,
Wheeling: Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.,
and B. F. Peabody, Benwood, ~ Va.
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THE WAR DEPARTMENT

Come, to the ReScue aud Furnishes
Arms for the Use OF Those Attempting
to Suppress the Mine Riots.
WASmNGrON, August 19.-Acting
Secretary Grant Of the War Department
this morning telegraphed Instructions
10 the Commaudant az the Arsenal at
Indianapolis to forward at once 10 the
Governor of Tennessee, at Knoxville,
500 stands of arms and $4,000 rounds OF
ammunition for use by the State author
tiles in suppressing mine riots. The
action was based on a formal reQuiSitiOn
from Governor Buchanon. General
Grant stated that no application for
troops had been received so far as he
knew and added that he did not look
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Rabbi Bonheim Indignant.
TELEGRAM 10 ne Register.

Special IeIegTdNl 70 " HsglSIeT.
COLUMBUS, O., August 19.-Rabbi Benz
A. Bonheim, formerly of the synagogue in
this city, but now Of Wheeling, some time
ago secured a license from Probate Judge
Hogerty, of this county, 10 sOlemntZe mar
r1ages, intending TO use it to authorize him
70 perform marriage ceremonies over in
Bellaire, but did not express his intention.
or course the probate judge OF Belmont
county has refused to recognize the license,
and Rabbi BOnheim has written an indig-
nant letter of appeal TO Judge Hogerty
ahnmt IL
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Murdered at MartinsburG.
Srsciql Telegram to mt Register.

Nr6ctQI I6ItgTuN % IIs HsBF0V5T'
MARr1NsBURG, w. VA, August 10
James Daily, an attache of Harris circus,
was shot and almost instantly killed this
afternoon by Cornelius Very, colored
youth of this city. Very had been sta
toned upon a lot owned by Hon. c.. f.
Evans, with orders to prevent any person
from crossing. Daily attempted to cross,
and was Immediately fired upon, with the
above result Daily is a Philadelphian,
and was Forepaugh's private groomsman.
Very was arrested. Mr.. Evans later sur
rendered himself, and was held in $1,000
bail TO await the magistrates hearing.
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s.rrsnt lad In at Home.

TERRE HAuTE, IND, August 19.-The re-
port from Buffalo that Grand Master
Frank p. Sargent. OF the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemen. was At Buffalo, and
a strike OF the Firemen was imminent, is
not true. at least as far as Mr.. Sargent is
concerned. He was found at his residence
to-day. where he is confined under orders
from his doctor. He did not care 20 make
a statement regarding the attitude Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
towards the striking switchmen.
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Chicago Beef Going Up.

PHILADELPHIA, August l9.-The first
serious effects OF the railroad strike az
Bnfalo were felt in this city to-day among
the big receivers Of Chicago dressed beef.
AS a direct consequence the wholesale
price jumped two cents per pound, with a
light supply at that. II is now altogether
likely that for at least week very seri-
Gus shortage will be felt, and further ad-
vsuces in the price are likely 10 occur.
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between the soldiers and miners. General
Carnes advanced on the depot and captured
il without firing a gun. They then moved
on toward Fort Anderson and the miners
ared on them. One soldier, Waltham by
name, of Knoxville, was killed and three
wounded. The report says that the miners
have surrendered unconditionally and that
they have promised 10 deliver up Captain
A ndnrsnn
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TO AID THE FAIRMoNT MINERS,

President Mcbride Orders the Secretary
to Take Good Sized Check and Visit the
Region.
SpeesdL Tslsordm to The Rs0tster
COLUMBUS, o., August 19.-Presldent
John Mcbride Of the United Mine Work
ers, who is out OF the city, to-day tele-
graphed Secretary p. A. Mcbride as
follows concerning the strike in Fair
mont District, West Virginia: "Go to
Fairmont at once, and take check
large enough to answer all purposes. !
was at Canton yesterday. II needed let
me know" Secretary Mcbride left this
evening and will reach fairmont in time
to be present at the trial Of Mr.. M. f.
Moran, set for 9 a. m.
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Wouldn't Handle the Trains.

DETROIT, Mich, August IA few min
utes before the Michigan Central for Bur
falo left here at l2:l5 this morning. BODY
OF local switchmen, composed OF ootn
night and day crews, waited upon the yard
master and informed him they would not
handle the train if the switchmen on board
who were going TO Buffalo 10 take the
places of strikers, were sent on il.
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A ChiId Poisoned.
Sreeic! telegram to ,ss Os2tsts-.

SrfctCt lessV'1hA 90 S'e fAeSts-'E-
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, August l9-The
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Cooper. who reside at Tavennerville, by
some means get possession Of quan-
tity Of solution of salsoda which had
been mixed for washing purposes. The
little girl drank quantity of the poison
Gus stufT. from the effects Of which she died
last night
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six roads have asked for the Chicago scale,
and the general managers refuse 10 grant
any increase in pay. They are so firm that
the switchmen will hold meeting soon 10
discuss the matter II they should attempt
TO give any trouble the Louisville Legion
has enough companies to protect every rail-
road in the city
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NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TelegrAPhIc News In
Small Space.


A dispatch 10 the London Ncirs from In
terlaken SAYS that the whole village OF
Grindel Wald was destroyed. and that five
hundred tourists lost everything they pos
sessed.
The great heat has caused fires in several
parts of Switzerland The village OF
Lamre, on the Savoy frontier, ADD forest
near Seernatt have been burned
The London Morning N0rs announces
that MacDounell and Hill. who were sc-
completes OF Bidwell in the bank forReries
OF 1873. have been released on condition
tbat they leave the country never 20 re-
turn. Both started for America on being
released.
Ats Petersburg, the cholera returns
for the past twenty-four bours show that In
that city twenty-five new cases and nine
teen deaths were reported. There were
reported from the various infected districts
in Russia Yesterday :. ass new cases or the
disease and 400 deaths. This is an in
crease over Tuesdays figures OF sixty-four
new cases and 525 deaths.
The steamer Grigorieuw, PLYING upon
the Volga and tributaries has been wreck
ed az Nitro Novgard, in a heavy storm.
Thirty Of her passengers were drowned.
The Pennsylvania iron works at Lam
caster. Pa, closed June /, owing 70 dis
agreement about the AmAlgsmated Asso-
clarion wage scale. The works will begin
operations next week with the old scale in
vogue.
State Treasurer Morrison, Of Pennsyl-
yania, has paid out tl52,0O0 on account OF
the service Of the troops at Homestead.
The fire which started in Delta, Ohio,
Yesterday afternoon, wss not brought IN
dercontrol until four blocks were DESTROY
ed. including a hotel, the 4tlGs printing Of
fee. seven groceries, two saloons, two bar
Der shops, three Iiyeries, drug store. eK-
press ONCE. Masonic hall. seven dwellings,
and other stores and buildings. The loss
is estimated at 10000. Partially in
sured.
AT the Columbus, o., meeting the win
dow glass manufacturers adopted last
years scale with slight changes in work
ing rules. and will open the factories Sep
tember lst.
Fx-Cougressman H. Clay Evans, Of
Chattanooga, was nominated for Congress
from the Third Tennessee district by the
Republican convention at Chattanooga
Yesterday.
The miners in the Departments OF Tarp,
Aude and Herault, France. are making ar
rangements for a wholesale strike.
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Sudden Death at SteubsnvlIle.
.-s,f T,,ys,,-y,,, IN fhs P1-fsfsr

SpsctcG LstegrdR 20 Dte heCbStsF.
STEUBENvILLE, o., August 19.-Mrs.
Jane Dunbar, eighty-hve years old, drop
ped dead this evening at FIVE o'clock at her
home on South Fourth street. She was
the aunt of J. w. Renner controller OF the
lines Of the Pennsylvania railroad cempany
and James =. Curry Auditor OF the Nickel
Plate railroad. Two minutes before her
death she was in apparently good health.
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Rlklns sends Aid.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, August 19.-Secre-
tarv of War Elkins has been requested by
Governor Buchanan to supply him with
1000 rounds Of ammunition 10 be shipped
70 Knoxville. The Secretary replied that
the request was granted and that an army
Of men were on their way 70 Knoxville 70
sustain the law.
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ONE BATTLE FOUGHT.
The Militia Comes Upon the RiOting
Tennessee Miners
UNEXPECTEDLY, AND THEY RUN

For Dear Life-The Miners Lose
Several Dead and Wounded
and Are Not Likely to Re-or-
panize Before the Troops Are
Withdrawn, at Least-Captain
Anderson Taken to the Noun
tains and Held-General Carnes'
March Over the Mountains TO
Coal Greek.
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HOW ANDERSON WAS CAPTURED

He was willing to be shot, but Asked
That His Grave be Marked. so Thas His
Eamiiy Could Find the Remains,
KSoxvuEE, Tenn, August 1o.-
This was the situation as known az
Knoxville at 1870 this morning; A
Journal correspondent has just escaped
from Coal Creek 70 0ffuts, where the
Wires are now working. His report
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ChI.f Arthur on the sceue.

TORONTO, ONT, August 19.-Chief
Arthur, of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers, was called 10 Buffalo oy tele-
graph this morning. owing 70 the posi-
bility Of the engineers becoming involved
in the sWitchmen's strike.
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TO-DAY WILL SETTLEIT
The Military is on the Ground in
Force and the Companies
WILL HAVE AMPLE PROTECTION

For Their New Men-If They Have
the Men the Trains Can be
Moved-Prospects Of the Fire
men, Engineers and Other
Trainmen Going Out to Help
the Switchmen-That Seems to
be the Only Thing That Can
Now Save the Strike-Mutter-
ings Among Buffalo People
About the Cost of the Military
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strIke NAV Be Averted.

LOUISVILLE, August 19-It is probable
that the Threatened strike Of the switch
men here wi be syerted. Empoyes Of
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LAYING OUT T'HE WORK.
Mr.. Gladstone Prepares Enough Busi-
ness for the Coming
SESSION OF PARLIAMENT, TO Do

That August Body for a Long
Time-The Grand Old Man Of
fering Sop to the Radicals-The
International Monetary Confer
ence Will Not be Interfered
With-Some of Baron Hough-
tons Wealth Comes From
America Mrs. Maybrick VIII
Gikely be Released.