Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-16

I3llo0 ana voters imam lut lilau us
tricts, and the one uppermost idea with
every Conservative YOU meet is
TO MINIMIZE IRISH POWER
i'm Parliament by taking away twenty
three seats from Ireland and giving
most of them 20 London.
THE English elections were re- q
able I'm demonstrating how Is %
is OF radicalsm i'm % 4 .ANStic
spirit there. The di- .<%nt and
disestabishment o\ sSs>ch by the
state remain in acN with modern
progress. but form the text OF the rob
berry OF God Every pulpit IN the
Church Of England Numbered against
the Liberal government. and thousands
who never went to church and scohed
at reliEi0n rallied TO the support OF the
time-h0u0led establishment Any
measure cam pass the House Of Lords
when the Tories are in power and none
when the Liberals have the govern
uent. SO long as
TIE HEREDITARY MAJORITY
exists and yet. Lord Salisbury dis
Jucty challenged The cry for amend
ing Lords by filling his cabinet with
people lwO weeks before election to
lriumuhautly SHOW that all classes OF
+ Erelishmen love q Lord and are over
wheluuely iu favor o., this middle age
anomO,ogy representative plan.
ga large proportion of The members
. elected t0 the HoUse of Commons are
F peers 10 peers. or connected with fam
HES OF The nobility. The excitement
in the South African sold mines hard
Iy equals rle complexion Of booming
election times. London and Paris are
crazy. One of the best informed bank
ers I'm Europe told me that one hundred
men had pocketed iu cold cash within
the past year 500000000 of dollars by
the sale of stocks on shares of these
companies The money has come from
the
TIE CONFIDING BRITISH PUBLIC
and The usually cautious French.
About $4,000 900 of it was won by
man who entered the Cape as @ juggler
lu circus and is now climbing rapidly
the social ladder. The stocks are con-
s,auly rising in price and OF course
capitalization and &C no distant day the
bubble viii burst. scattering ruin more
widely than has been experienced for
generation.
"A singular political event i'm France
hos been the sudden disappearance OF
the r0yalst and imperialst parties. A
royalisr gave me this version. He
said that the fear Of socialism had
made his people oppOrJunists. which
lS ano.ller l-e loL Co-7,, '+ '.,-' H.,
I've yors5 -bgf ticket He also said
-bat Nrr Faure was the most popular
and the straugest president since the
formation of the republic. He has
more c0urageOusly and ably fought
.he Socialists than any public man
ever dared to- do. and in the late cleo
tion
tI7fOSI. ANNiHILATED THEM.
..r vos +, Carr4rv on the twenty
0f+h arniversa~v of the victory of
Sedan. The ceremony reminded me of
the rejoicing with us after the surren-
I der OF AppamattoX. Palaces and cot
-3ges. stores and houses, were alike
t covered with flags and the bunting OBJ
/ ssured tle sky. PROFESSIONS music,
nlumiuat.ons and every form of popu-
I lar joy were universal The enJhQs-
i3sm was Wlid ana contagious, III og-
Feloped q deep s-,,e,' Aa .loli'-l ana d,
most passionate oeslIe loI "dI WIN ..,l
rance now "llu oU amy pleJeA. 500
forever the 'sse9s.ou vi AiSeCe anu
-r.+ -bor rrorl4 M lorgsr. no y menace
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