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REV 0 W. BARKER

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The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

CEED POTATOES.-Eafiy Maine ss
 N toes for sale at reasonable prices; ;l 'ad par6 srJ6ks 2 Ja, ,is tREGTaA A6lW hit sDAah4rTsC CtJ.sntIiM waN nl napit ]
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 street, apply to J. A. BLACRNANh
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In New Haven. County

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The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

The tenterprising5 clothing house Bsf Meigs& ca, of ,327 Mainystreet, Bridge
 port. have just sent out aQarge number line of clothing they are carryihg, this season. They extend cordial invita- ,tion to all to call at their store and ex- affffne the very handsome goods which they, are selling at surprisingly, low
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

INA RM FOR three acres, good F rich land centrally lPcated near Main sIHesHs H Tented for the season. Inquire ier address,
 WTDIIAM BOTSFORD, NewtowQ aConn
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I1OR sALE-A bang up pair of driving horses T Tine lockers Fast biacka colOr,' 'sirea.,hy Oxford Chief, s2t2t nl-2. iAa bargain for! some onei eJOHNsH. DUNCAN, GayloEdsyile, Ct.
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\ UCTION BALE+-I will sell at PHplic DUG Aation; satusday pT A as II a4en eeioed and youfhg. Cattle, bfinei eipally oxen. SaaeIgosttiye rain or shine. Terms ofsaleeash, Cattle soI1 10 Aontnes ehighast bidder " AlsJER !: a,.s alSn' Derby, Conn. AAlRf0S !siAA siAAsfoKp.d NJ ,a' ..d Aueu'
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 w II4 Park Ave-, Bridgeport, Conn lii . TWo HdRsE, w AEON. Nearly new, for,s sale; shsap Apply Q. W.'h ELLIE T 2. a'eoqifpe
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IMPORTANTTO FARMERS.

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The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

TOR sATETT iittef of Chester White Figs T OL1VEK NORTHRoRbiPa Pal lesfahe 'dlatr1ats NewtOwn.
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 FUGGSs4hvhite Paymouth Rock eggsll5 for 4l., Also aa ane % YorEsbirs Boar ana os cart GEORGE K0oNTZE, Georgstown, Conn., 'd ? n1sTRfCT 1H.1sisi oF TTNFfYGT5E $, Probate R sfo,s GoSrt ApTMl asfggsoE | 5gss2 SANFORD late ofsHhntirgtoni in said district. aeeeased; .F ...S Ssf EH9ats iifed o aa ae ahoWea ffSm Fe Aatg here6f fer the creditors of said Estate to exhibit theirr claims tor thsig tme wf ps I sons indebted to said estate are requested to niaRess Hmm edsatH paymanb toITN- Forqyce, GboKaf, AiaImtiinlsflEsaat12E., ---i-d airU UCHIONs-4Wd8fh be sold, ,sat sRgblic Anctionr
 ss at VI ford Hilf tdfstfiets soiitals1ing three acres of aafid, ,dW ching s,nse, andfharn thereon, all ire good rspaira Terms ,Gash at. the rs tipe of sale PtsAy.A l.L tsss, h Newsown.o com. i sVDR sAIiE@F'ute Plymouth Rock Eggs 6ou II ypeseettag Of l9, BR1NsiMtAtpE II i P E'pan7 xiers Farm Irnlnbnll. Ct: - sCRED OATS RecAeap&sd A & very bright dg as A9d 9d
 fth t X N FPS slpn per pnsne sraee. es Iney aha look atfheiny but, don t, buy unless they ssatitIIs ". C. lJQANS2N1al ,-l-..-..---.- h. Ennndson lpy plaee, a large vel. SsIow aogsIQHE 2. WHEELER, le.IsIls, Easton,. #. ,IIrANFED D-4 Ansactiye willing American boy 1y. B RpoEs8s a5ss S,s aa as.H Sas neep RAfIIcHELL .& sANsFoaD75ssll <. L satuEday' Bfldgepbrt: Conn. a4 yhorses.l workers a and I'd .dard. bred and speedy ones Best load they have brppg ht to Bridgeport Attend the sale t6l iHn6qroM fysJIa rn.IIi I,asaa. .aga.l
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NOR SALELNew and stafdafd varieties df M p0tatoes gr6wn from northern seeds Early
 Harvest ,Si E yyeeksi4 AmeuicaIi w ondef, Early .Northern etc. 7. Ready for delivery after April
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SCOTTISH Elrn MAsoNs
In Convention ut wHshlnEton-suprSm
Council Oniosrs Elected.

In Convention Rt WRshnEtOn-suprOm
Council OHiosrs Elected.
WAsHixuroS, Oct. 23.-Ths third
days session OF the supreme council OF
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Masons, tho discussion OF tho report Of
the judiciary committee was resumed.
Routine matters pertaining to tho
ordur and the annual meeting occupied
considerable OF the time to-day a. the
session OF the supreme council OF thirty.
third degree for the United States ot
America,
The following officers were elected
to-day;
Grand commander, William A. Hirsh'
issr, Columbus, Ohio.
Lieut.. grand commander, Major W.
BRvliSI, Washington, ID. G.
Grand minister OF state, Granville A.
Frombus, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grand treasurer general, David w,
Thompson, New York.
Grand secretary general, John g. Bar
ksr, Brooklyn. ,,,,,
Grand keeper Of tho archives. Will.
lam @. Nanderlis, Boston.
Grand master ol ceremonies, Junius
W. Edwards. Minneapolis, MINI.
Grand marshal, Calvin w. Edwards,
New York.
Grand standard bearer, Alex. Akin.
son, Omaha.
Grand captain OF the guard, John j.
Sloddard, Columbus, Ohio.
Tonight q banquet was hold at the
National iotsl, at which ladies Of the
order were admitted.
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partisan board and alarllng a new
deal" II there has been any mis-.
management In tho hoApilal ilselfit 10
not apparent to tho naked eys, super,
inlendent Rove was kind enough to
show mo through tho hospital to-day
from cellar to garTO,. saw every single
one OF the ons hundred and seventy
patients, None OF them appeared to be
suffering from brutal treatment, Insver
saw n set ol better Tod or healthier
looking insane people. The milder ones
all seemed to run to,the doctor and
were eager to shake him by the hand,
DO NOT LOOK LIKE nRurEs,
The attendants do not look like
brutos, but arc very gonllomaply aud
ladyliGa in their appearance, Dr.
Rowe told mo that whenever he had
detected q sign Of unkind conduct In an
attendant hs acted promptly, TOprl'
mRnding, suspending or diScharglnG
him according TO the gravity OF the
oilense. lie named q number OF in'
stances, Sometimes, hO says, In deal
ing with violent case II ia necessary
TO use physical force, but in no instance
will ho permit unkindnesa or cruelty,
Ilo says ho knows nothing Of any Of
the charges that have boen made.
The hospital Is model institution
in its equipment, never was in
public institution IN which nsalnSss,
cleanliness anil order prevailed 10 n
greater extent. Every ward 10 in apple
pie order and the sanitary conditions
arc perfect. The work Of building the
new south wing is progressing rapidly
aud will be ready for occupancy next
simmer. Few people in tha state are
aware that the asylum iS very bOauli-
iul building, ne only iOW hRyO sssn Il.
Nor do they realize that tits oiRn enor.
nous size, and splendidly located.
The board OF directors hold y meeting
to-day at which only routine business
was transacted. The only Important
ilom was tho letting Of the coal contract
TO the Conmmers' Coal and Coke Com
pRny, at Spillman, Que Of Senator Cam
dsn'S mines. Juhling BrothsrS'& Co,
at Hartford, WerO the only other bid
ders, aud tho bidding was exceedingly
close. q. 4. d.
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THE DoSG Losr Htsta,

A Romance connsoIsd with tho Settle.
mVnt Of Duke Of Aulrlm'G Estate.
MISSEAPoLis, MtSS.. Oct. 23.-Ths
recent death OF the Duke of Antrim,
the owner OF vast eItate near Belfast,
Ireland, brings to light highly roman.
tic condition OF afIalrs, involving the
appearance OF long lost heir to au old
Irish family fortune Of SsOOOO,OOO and
tho importunRtO claim Of host Of al
Legged illegal heirs.
A very important party TO this story
ia q resident Of this city-Enooh A.
Thompson, OF No. 4Os NicolleIte ave.
nuo. The story, In brief, Is this:
Enoch Thompson's grandfather, Joseph
thompson, was the owner Of the estate
Of antrim, North Ireland. Just alter
tho Oranromons rebellion, he was
forced to fly Tor his liio, at a few hours
noticB. leaving his property uncAred for.
Last night, Enocli Thompson, OF Min
neapolis, received a lC,tor from his
father, tho only living heir nt Joseph
Thompson, stating that tho attorney for
the Antrim estate had sought him out
at Dayton, Ohio, and tho letter con.
tanned an earnest roquolt for Enoch TO
come to Dayton and make himself ac'
quAinled with thG situation.
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nolLED DOWN.


Tho town Of Uorol, nCar Bradford,
pi., was do,ttoyOl by fro yesterday
IIo,o, tho challenger Tor tho Amorlcas
cup, has Withdrawn his clnllongc.
Tho Marquis VI Waterford committed
suicide yesterday by shooting himself
with Il revolver
Tho available cash balance In tho
United State, treasury yesterday was
$3.50 no, 80, gold rnsotyo ,O},NlS,SIj.
-Four hundred thousand hushols Of
potatoes have brcuiro6on IN tho ground
In nnyicinly OF PIatnllnId, VIA, OH ac'
count Of tho sharp IrOsls.
Tho rlnlomcut prcporol nt tho inter.
mai royrnuo bureau VI tho cDlluclIon'
oi Internal tcrnno during tho llfit
lhfccm1nths oi tho prOsonl fiscal year
ghowa tho tOml collections To llayN bonn
s8I7iI,i7s, n, agAinst 5jS,Oij lOS l1r tito
same pOtlOd last y0Rt
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REPUBLICAN, LEADGns
In Conference N New York-Ths Next
National Convention,

In Conference N New York-Ths Next
National Convention,
New YoRK, Oct, Ex-senator Matthew
s. Quay, Of Pennsylyanlu, arrived in the
city to-day aud is stopping at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, Mr., QuaY was asked II
he had come to Now York to conIor
with MesarS, Carter and Plat In regard to
the Republican interests, but he declined
to talk on tho subject, lie said, how.
ever, lnRt he favored an early conVSn.
ton at Pittsburgh, Gen, Russell A,
Alger, Of Michigan, also arrived in tho
city this afternoon aud put up At the
Fifth Avenue, lie was nou'commiItal
concerning hls purposes. and confined
himself to saying thlt DO waS Ia favor oil
an early dRIO for tho Republican ma
tional convention.
Senators Quay and Carter, ex-senator
tlatt aud General UlAFkion arc said to
have held conference AT tho Fifth
Avenue hotel tonight. What they
said or did Uould not bS RscsrtOlnsd.
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THE YOUNG TURKS
Are Now Making Trouble For the sultan.
His HrothorS Looked up.

Are NOW Making lrOuplo tor the sultan.
His IrothorS Looked up.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-A Constantine
plo Special to tho Standard says:
Sinister stories arc aaoat regard
ing the vengeance wrecked on
members OF the young Turkish party.
A leading Mussulmen lawyer named
Izzet Whose arrest was reported some
time sincel was tortured, and cast In
Iuildiz prison on proof Of correspond.
ing With the party. There is an uncon.
flrmed report that fifty leaders Of
this party were arrested on Saturday,
aud Woro summarily tried and execu-
ted on charge OF excuses during the
recent Armenian riots.
The Young Turks continue vehement
talk among themselves, but it is be-
lieved that tho sulian's vigor has
uipped the agitation against the
palace government He has further
had his two brothers, MurRd and
Rsshd, brought to Yildiz aud kept there
ill matters have Gained down."
The Chronicles ConStantinople COR
respondent says: A hundred Turks
were arrested on Saturday, and thirty
eight sholtas aud five students Of
tho military college on Monday. All
arc closely connected with the young
Turkey agitation. The outlook Is serl-
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SPDNCDR ASYLUM.
Great Interest in the Outcome OF
the Investigation Manifested
THE CHARGES THAT ARE MADE
Are as Thick as Lsavos in the Far
Famed vallombrosa,
BUT COAPLINlNTS IRE SCARCE,

As They do No, Caro- to ACT In tho
Role OF Proseeutors-othOrs do Not
Care to DO Parties to wh''owAsh'
Tho Anomalous Position Occupied
by tho Hoard OF Directors of In
yes,lgatIns Themselves = Director
Wells Case Seems 10 Cali For
oubornatorlal DIsciplins-IhoM Man
aEsmenr of tho Hospital Itself Is
An light-rho Real Cause For All
the Scandals That Have Boon Sc.
Aanat Originates With the Board of
Directors - Governor Maooorklo
Can Easily solVo the Situation, IL
Ho Has the Nerve.
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pUnN "FAKGs."
The crumblluE Uaitod Press Called Down
bF Lnrd DnnraHnn.

AHo OFumullHR bhltou FFbaAOhllou huNh
bT Lord pnaraVsn.
NEW YoRK. Oct. oS.-Ths New York
Herald tlis morning published an ar
tlclo 'lcued by is yachting expert, a.
G. Mcyoy, rejecting strongly upon the
"iRkOs" Of the United Press, during the
courle OF which that crumbling organI.
zatlon is quoted as follows:
"As Lord Dunraysn, in his communi.
cation TO tho American cup committed,
said that there was no need OF further
commsnt concerning the cup races ul
1895, there was great surprise manifest
ell in yachting CIRCLES on this side on
account OF the interviews which wera
sent from England to this couuIry dur.
ing tho last three days.
"In those interviews Lord DunrayOn
was put down as finding fault with
everything, and no was said 10 be
actually In the sulkS.
"Tho interview was r0.cablod TO Eng.
land, and came to tho notice ot Lord
DunrAyen Monday AS soon q, the lat.
ter read them, he lost no time in con-
tradictius the cable stories, for lie i'm.
msdiRtely CNbled his American repre-.
sentative in this city, II. Mailland Rer.
SSy, authorizing the latter to deny all
tue interviews in toto.
"Lood DunraySn, in his cable to Mr..
Kersey, says:
"'rhs interviews nre wholly bogus;
never talked in any such way, nor have
uttered a word about the cup races 10
any ono in England, In fact, 1 have re-
fused TO say anything"
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VAN ALNN mi.lUnNs.
mo VIII Furnish Iiond III tito Colt suit nm,
snIl For EurunE,

mo VIII Furnish nond III tito Colt suit and
snli For Europe.
NEWPORT, Il, l., Oct, 23.-Jamcs j.
Van Allen, against whom suit has been
brought By Colonel Colt, for tho alleged
alienation Of his wiie's affections, ro.
turned to this city to-day, and went at
once to WakehurSt, his villa in
the suburbs. The writ Of arrest against
him could not bo served, as It was cleo.
ton day, aud thcro is statute IN this
state prohibiting arrests In civil suits on
election day, tho day before or tho day
alter It ia said that tho writ will bn
served Friday At tho Office Of Mr., Van
Aliens loyal adviser
Colonel Samuel H. Honey said that
Mr.. Van Alon will furnish bonds and
leave Immediately Ior Europe,
When asked Tonight what dNiOnso ho
proposed to mako, Mr.. Van Alon ro.
fused to DO interviewed aud said hc had
been advised by his counsel to Hay Moth
inc.
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nnsrntnr nrnd nnrInr Moro trouble.

PlrrsDuRaH, Oct 2S.-W. P. Rsnd
and his miners are having more
trouble. John Welsh, one OF Rend'a
mon, was discharged BY him some timo
ago and the miners organization haa
takon the matter up. Tonight they
issued a circular bearing the signatures
Of the district officials, calling on all
miners in the district to reiuso to han
dla any OF Rsnd's cars until Welsh 10
rdnItatOd. They claim Welsh was dis
charged with view to bring about dis
sensions in the miners ranks, Three
Of the Rend mines, employing 800 men,
are out, and II is threatened to call out
tho mon employed by Rend in the Ohio
distfiCt.
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REFORMS IN ARMENIA.
TurkIIh Officers to Watch Over Affairs and
NepOEt by LeLteE.

Report By Letter
CoSsTAETIEoPLE, Oct, 2S,-The grand
vizlsr, Kiamll Pasha, has communicated
to shRkir Pasha, the scheme for reform
to be introduced in ths VilaVetes Of
Erzeroum, Bitlis, Van siyss. Manure
tulazls and DiSrbOkir. The high COM
missioner has been instructed to main
tain q scrupulouI watch over the exeeu.
Iion Of the reforms, and to report the
results by letter to COustantinople.
The communication also defines in de-
tail the functions Of the high commits
sloner relative to the amnesty to be
granted to political prisoners and the
return Of Armenian emigrantS and
exllss.
Disturbances OF q serious nature are
reported from Kerasun, The Turks
attacked the Armenians inhabiting the
village Of Sonlus, in the district Of
Mudauia. lTenty.four persons were
killed on both sides.
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NoTnING uNpnNAsANT
Has Passed BstwOsn Ambassador BaJAr
and Marquis of salisbury.

Has Passed Belwosn Ambassador BaJard
and Marquis of salisbury.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-The United States
Embassy this afternoon issued State-
ment regarding dispatches from New
York, published by the London Times,
saying that tho United States AmbASsa'
dor, Thomas F. Bayard, has had an in-
terview OF an unpleasant nature with
the Marquis Of Salisbury on the Veuez.
ueau question. The United States Off
cials hero assert that Mr.. Bayard has
had no communication, written or yer.
bal. from tho BritiIh foreign Office, or
from tho Marquis Of Salisbury, which
could be clasSed as. unpleasant, or as In
any way justify the statements contain.
cd in the New York dispatches referred
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Nnl a GonA Yenr ror IrImMone.

wAsmlsGroS, Oct. 23.-According to
United slatos Consul Seymour, at
Palermo, Italy; tho stock Of birthstone
on hand In Sicily, August 81. last, was
2,2SO,O7O Cantnri nRnlnst 2,Dj3,OOO on
tho Same datO last year Shipments TO
tho Unitod States as vol az othOr for.
ogn countries, have boOn loss and tho
price vofy low causing tho closing Of
,omo mines and great reduction In
wages In those still open, and general
poyorty In tho mining districts.
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.THE SLENDER THREAD
On Which Durrant's Hopes Hang
For His Acqulttal
Of THE MOST DELICATE TEXTURE,
Closing Scenes of tho Great Trug-
sdy OF tho PaoItlc Coast,
THE BOOK OF EVIDENCE IS CLOSED

Aud Whom Its Pages Arc Opened by
the jury the Fato of the Accused
WIN Bo Read-Tho Alleged In.
vulnerable AIIbI Did Not Material.
ize, aud tho Only Thing That Stands
Botwoon Durrant and tho scafroId
is Prof OhOnoy's Roll Gall Book,
and Even That Is u Very FlImsy
shlOld-one of tho Most Remark
abIo Murder Trials of Recent Years,
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LONDON, Oct ga meeting was held
to-day OF tho Armenian relief fund com,
mittee for the purpose OF raising Es,OOO
further The British ambassador at
ConItRntinople has declared that this
alnppnt will be necessary to preserve
the NSmeuians from starvation during
the winter. Tho duke Of Westminster,
who ia the chairman, expressed the
committees most hearty thanks for the
handsome donations by the citizens OF
New York.
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Poar ArnuR, OSt, Oct 25.-rhO
bethlehem, T., Iron Company ha,
secured options on properties in tho
Maltowan iron range, hltualOl west oi
this town. lmmen'o bodies Of llulnaliiu
orc nfn known 10 uxiaL In this range,
nnI tho company will sonl an OSplor'
Ing uafty IN charge Of an expert to rc.
mort II antigiaClofy, tho property VIII
bc purchased mud work established
thereon Hitherto tho company has
imported hcmatlto from Cnbr. bnL ow'
ing to tho present war has turnOd ib
attention 10 Canada.
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CxuSyArl, o., Oct 23..--Loyclaud, .
village twenty-five milo' north OF hero
on tho baltimore e Ohio railway, was
visited hy d fro tonight shat would
have swept TIN town hut for hclp frnm
Cincinnati lhn total loss Ia so, 900
with 5000 inrutanCc, ono large brick
block, two barns aud throo dive llings
and atoros combined worO burned, be-
hdcs minor losses bv damage,
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WAanxoroS, Oct. 93.-ln tho pres.
enco Of gathering that fillOd tho OdiacO,
Rov. T. Dewitt Talmngu was tonight
installed as co.pasLor Of tho First Pres-
bytorian church Of this city, to which
ho had recently boen called. Tho Firat
Presbyterian church, of which Row Dr..
Byron sunderland is pastor, was chosen
By President Cleveland ~ his place Of
worship whom hO frat CamO to WAsh-
ington as chiOi executive Of tho nation,
and he renewed his choice when no
again became President in 1893.
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Madison county lipe, Peter and Henry
Gubbard wore shot and killed by sand.
Ioru L9Hss, aud the latter ~ now at
large The cause Of tho shooting APP
pears to be that about two years ago tlle
Hu0oard brothers wero instrumental in
we u,seoYsFy and deatrucIion by reYe'
BY the Lakes.
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srRlyGrrLD, Ills, Oct GA State
Register special Says that tho two.yoar-
old child OF Mrs, George Richards, of
Ford county, was pulled into the hog
pen by the hogs and was devOurod be-
lore tho eyes Of tho mother, who, at-
traciad to tho spot by the child's
scrcams, was too late to render any
assistance, though she caught an arm Of
the child which the hogs had severed
from tho body,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-24

LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND, Oct 2a.-Tho
Gazette do Lausanne saws that although
ltisnut truu that tho popc il dying, 1t is
learned Mat his strcngth has rapidly
declined during tho last iow months.
His encourage is Of tho opinion that
he will not survive tho winter, aud It 10
added that all his vitality scoms to DO
conferred In his brain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-24
A ROYAL WELCOME
Given President Cleveland and
Party at Atlanta Yesterday
EXPOSITION GROUNDS THRONGED

by Thousands OF tho Brnve Sons aud
Fair Maids and AlStrous OF tho
southIand-AGter Reviewing tho
Military Pageant tho Chief EI0Ou.
1.-Two Delivers Himself OF a Com
gratulatory Address on tho Progress
of tho South-Tho CourtOsIos FL.
tended to the President Eud With
an Elaborate Social Function.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-24

CyclSstrL o., oct. GA Oommor.
ciul Gl1a,lo special from GtoonyllIo, o.,
mysi Row u W. IlooGIcr Ia out Oi
town, within easy communication with
hla family aud has not skipped out
llc IA absent Tot u good purpose aud
will bn homo soon aud make Tho light
for election all tho same.