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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
THEIR GOLD SUPPLY,
The BOnd Syndicate Buylng Up the Pc
duct OF American NIiupS,

The BOnd Syndicate Buylag Up the Pro.
duet American hIinsL
NEw YoRE, August l6,-In view Of
the discussion that Is now going on In
the newspapers as to the government
bond syndicateI source OF gold SuppIY
II might bs we'll to state that, since II 8
formation the syndicate has endeaYored
TO secure for the United States treasury
the greater part Of the output Of the
gold mines throughout tho United
StaieB, They have not paid q direct
premium for gold bars, but they have,
as Is usual with bullion dealers, paid
the expense Of transferring the gold
from the slusiters TO the government
assay offices, and SomS tImeI have di.
yidsd these expanIss with tho sellers Of
bullion and have paid the usual broker.
age to bullion dealers Tor securing the
gold bars.
By this means, 1t is beloved, the syn.
dictate has secured bars to the amount
Of over s., 900, 900 at no greater cost than
the normal difference in value between
coin and bullion. The greater part Of
this gold has been represented by as
say otties checks given In payment for
the bars and these checks are now be.
ing turned into the sub.lrsASury, legal
tenders being accepted by the syndicate
In payment therefor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

LIMA, PGau, VIA GAbyESroS, August
1O.-ThO chamber OF deputies ia busy
qualifying for tho elections. kilograms
received horo from GuayNquil in EcuN.
dor announce thnt Rio Bamba has
inlIcn into tho hands Of GOn. Aliaro, nt.
tor hts defeating the government army.
An engagement has boon imminont
between thOao opposing forces for sov.
oral daya and ronurts wOro received yeB'
lerdny OF tho defeat Of tho government
forces undor General SarAsti 10 Npro'
Iiminury engagement. near Rio Bnmba,
General Alinro WIS engaged In tho rcvn'
lnIions In EruaiorO 10 1872 aud 1870,
aud hn haa boon chosen provisional
president Of Ecuador In opposition TO
tho claims Of tho Qiinto government
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
GEN. MAXEY DEAD.

Was CInaSmats nt Gen. Grants, Hut =
Distinguished Major General of the Con.
fcdaraoy-A Hero Of tho Mexican War.
PANS, TEXAS August l0.-GOn. s. y.
Muxoy died at 1890 o'clock to-day at
Eureka Springs, Arky Of q complication
Of diseases incident to old ago. His re-
mains will DO brought to this oily ior
intOrment tomorrow.
lIo was born In Todd county, KEN
lucky. March 81, 1925, and graduated a:
WosL Point, with General Grant; served
Ia tho Mexican war undor General Scott
mud was ut the soign Of Vera Crus, tho
battle Of ChOrubus county and stormtnG
Of Chapultopec. He chmu to Iekad III
1853; was statp's attorney Of the Eighth
judicial dlatric! from 1883 to lSOl,
whom ho was oloctcd TO tue state
senate, which position ho rssitnOd aud
raised tho Ninth Texas iHiaHiFy, Con'
fedoratc volunteers. Ito was shortly
made brigaiior general, aud later o
major general, aud distinguished hlm'
sui Oh many battloliclis -,
Ia 1915 ho was elected to tho United
Slatcs senate over tho llon John II.
Reagan aud ox.GovOrilor Throckmor'
ton, and wa, rc.UlOclod IN 1881,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
wIrIIoUr WANING
a Denver building COllapIsS, IuIurInE
Several People.

a Denver Building COilapIsS, IuIurlnE
Several People.
DESvER, August l8,-The two'ssory
brick building at Santa Fs aud Ninth
avenue, known as the o'DonneI block,
collapsed to-day without warning. The
following perlOns were injured:
Mrs. Miller, nit on head by bricks
Fred Miller, six months old, severely
bruised.
Capt. T. v. Williams, manager Of the
Rocky Mountain Carriage Works, arm
cut and severely shocked.
Just what caused tho accident Ia not
known, but II fI supposed that the
heavy rains loosened the root supports,
drawing tho side walls to the center.
The damage amounts to about $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
INDEPENDENT WIRE woRKEns.
A National Organization Is Portocted In
Cleveland, Ohio.

A National Organization IL Perfected In
Cleveland, Ohio.
CLEVELAND, Ono, August l6-It was
learned to-day that representative wire
workers from several places have been
in session during tho week for the pur.
pose oil forming an independent national
organization. Heretofore they have
been affiliated with the American Fed.
Grafton Of Labor. The new organization
has been perfected and will be known
as tho Federated Association OF Wire
Drawers OF America, with the following
officers:
Ohio; vice president. Charles BsIden, OF
Cleveland; secretary and treasurer,
Walter Gillette, Of Cleveland.
The executive committee is COM
posed al A. Woisenbach, Emil Eich
and William CornWeli, Of Cleveland.
The national headquarters will be
located in this city
A general advauco in wages has been
granted tho wifd drawers at the CleYs.
land rolling mill. The drawers Of tlno
wire will hereafter get 10 per cent more,
aud various advances, ranging from 3
to 10 per cent, have bean given tho
coarse wire drawers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
Tho NTout.roy'. ooadltlon.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August l6.-Ths
United States coast defense steamer
Monterey, which has been at San
Diego, is to arriyo at Angeles Sunday
and remain q day or two. Some time
ago report was published that the
ward boilers OF tho Monterey were en-
tirsly u,oleIs. This report 10 Omphat'
lcally eoasradictsd by an officer Of the
Monterey. who says that on the las!
cruise from one to three oil the ward
boilers were in use all tho time. Ho
also saws that tho Monterey made bet
ter time up tue coast than on the
southern trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
A rnAGEnY IN Counr.
A Foud Brsaks Out aud Results In a Fatal
Shooting Array.

E0ud Bfenka Out Auu lkoAulth III " RAM
Shooting A6rtI
PLATTE CRY, No., July l6.-Durlng
the progress OF a petty trial in the
circuit court here to-day Watt Reed shot
and fatally wounded Newton VIM.
Reed 10 nndOr arrest The court room
was crowded at tho time aud wild
scene ensued.
VIM and Reed are prominent farm.
ers from near PIattsburg One had
charged tho other with stealing large
number Of hogs and in nGght that grew
out oi tho occurrence. tho people OF
Clinton county took sides. Bad blood
that resulted was almost proclpitated
into an attack by one side or the other
To-day representatives OF tho two
factions crowded the court room and
made no prstenSo OF covering uD their
show Of feeling. After the proceeding,
had gone on for some time, John Gross,
lawyer for Reod, made an insulting
remark about Winn's sou. Immediately
tho spectators and principals were In
an nproAr. Vim arose Ms II TO strike
at Gross, whom Reed drow his revolver,
Before his arm could DO arrested Reed
sent two bullets into winn's body, one
piercing tho right arm and tho othOr
other going through his bowels. In the
excitement that followed Reed made
his way to tho door aud was Just eseap.
ing when arrested.
Winn, in a dying condition, was car.
riod to nOighboring house an carcd
for. 1t waa Bomo timo before tho con.
fusion suD'idOd, many Of tho spectators
taking sides ana threatening ono an
other. Winn caunot recover. ReOd Is
In Jail, and many OF his enemies nrc
making threats against him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
IRISH EMOTIONS
Discussed In the House of CommOuS-JOhh
Dlllon's Notion.

Diseased In the House OF tCommonS-Johh
Dlllon's Notion.
LONDON, August 16.-In tho house Of
commons to-day. Mr.. Thomas Lough,
Liberal member for tho west division
OF Isllngton. resumed the debate on Mr..
John Dillon's motion for an amendment
to the address in reply to the qusen's
speech, declaring the necessity Of inn
mediate legislation on the land quSS.
ton in Ireland, in accordance with the
recommendation Of last years commit
tea. Mr.. Lough said It was great mis-.
take on the part Of successive govern.
ments to ignore the poverty in Ireland
when taxation had beOn increased one
and ono.hali at times during the last
half century, whilO the population had
decreased.
Sir Albert Rollit, member for the
South division OF Ellington and presi.
dent Of the Associated Chamber Of
Commerce Of the United Kingdom
Progressive Couservative), remarked
that he did not See any reason why the
government should not settle the evict'
cd tenant difficulty this session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
GLASS. woHIINRs' WAGES.

Tho Scale to 10 Settled Next weOk-ThO
Long Lockout ortho Unlon May lie Com.
promised.
PIrsDuRoH, PA, August 16,-COnier-
enceS will be held here next week to
settle tho wage scales for over 10000
glass.workers! On Tuesday the confer.
euce OF the fllnts, which was adjourned
fran Atlantic City, will meet here to fix
tho prescription scale. Tho day follow.
ing conference, will be held to settle the
flint scale Tor pressed mould and iron
mould shops aud for the engrayerA On
Thursday tho manufacturers and the
grceu gfaas.workers will try TO settle
their differences. The window glaw
conference mesta again on Friday.
The annual meeting Of the United
States Glaa CompNhy Is also to be held
on Wednesday. Il Is believed that D.
O. Ripley will be retained ut the head
Of the concern, aud it Is stated he will
be- authorized to enter into q compro'
mise with tue union glassworkers who
have been locked cut Tor several years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

WAsnrSorOS, August l6--LatO this
afternoon tho treasury officials were
advised from New York that 500, 900 in
gold had been drawn for export, which
leaves the reserve fund al the close oi
business to-day Sl02, 1868 The
treaAury officials we're agreeabIy sur.
prlsed at the smallneas OF to.day's
Withdrawals, and this. added to the re-
duction OF foreign exchange and the
reported abundance OF foreign bills now
oil the market, gives n hopeful aspect to
the siluation. Indeed, the opinion ia
freely expressed that tho worst Is over,
and that there will be few II any more
heavy shipments during the remainder
Of the season,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
RIr Nollon House Falls.

CmcAoo, Auguit i6,-Ihc wholesale
notion house Of G. NJ. LinninGton, ono
Of the largest concerns Of tho kind in
the country, made a voluntary assign
ment to-day. Tho store IL nt 207 Made
son street, and tho first public intimn'
lion that tho house was IN trouble was
tho closing of tho doors and tho hosting
of tho a,sgnro's notice. Tho amount Of
assets and liabilities was not scIlsduIed
and The assignee refused to make any
Abatement regarding the failure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
nI,AoKnuILN,4 CHANCES.
Ills Friends Claim rhnt II" Has EnouEl
Votes Pledged to Him.

Ills Friends Claim rhnt II" Has Enough
Votes Pledged to Him.
CISciNNATI, Ono, August ia ape
cial from Frankfort, Ky, says the 70.
turns to-day show that Senator Black
burn ha, enough pledges to secure his
reelection provided tho counties aud
districts heretofore carried by tho Dem
ocrats give their usual results.
Many Of those pledged to Blackburn
arc opposed to bis free silver yioNSand
his opponenta claim that majority of
tho Democratic nominees for tho leglsla.
turs arc sound money men and when
tho timo comes for tho election OF 6ena.
tor. Senator Blackburn may find the
situation changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
A TERRIBLE WRECK
In Which Ono is Killed aud Five sSFiouSly
Hurt nt AurOTn, Ills,


Hurt ut Aurora, Ills,
AURORA. LIS, August l6.-The Chi
cago & Northwestern passenger train,
leaving Aurora at 4;2O this morning,
bound for Chicago, ran through an open
switch at the DleacherY, about a mile
north Of this city, aud collIded with
some freight cars on the siding. Tho
passengers were thrown about the car
with great force, but none received &C.
rious injury, len boys were standing
on one Of tho freight cars, One Of these
was killed and fYs badly hurt. The car
waA loaded with sulphuric acid, which
sPllling. burned all lh0 boys more or
less. The dead are;
Thomas Rush, aged fifteen, burned
to death by acid and steam.
The injured are;
Charlie Chilvers, will do.
William Farrell.
Albert Hippo,
Henry Holder.
Arthur Robinson.
Fred Robinson, all badly cut and
bruised.
Mrs. Nancy Smith, OF Chicago, and
MFs. VaadsSVoSt, OF chicago, sustained
painful but not serious injuries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
MEsr NIIlGINIA MINEMs

Threaten to Lynch III, MurdOror of win.
INN Gaudln at romoroy, Ohio.
PoNrRoY, ONO, August lN.-John b.
Lindsay. charged with tho murder Of
william Guudill on August Z, after pre-
liminary hearing, was sent to jail to-
nisht without bail. Tho court room
was crowded with West Virginia
minors, friends Of tho murdered man,
who openly declared thoy would lynch
Lindsey # he was admitted to bail.
Hundreds followed hin to tho Jail
door aud raiIod n yell when tho door
closed on him. II has boon noisy
day but no outbreak Is now expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
EXCITING TIMES
At Lexington, Kentucky, Owing to
q Brutal Affair.
A LYNCHING SEEMS INEVITABLE,

An Indignant Mob Surrounds tho
Jail to Take Out Henry Mitchell
Smith, Identified by MtL Hudson
as Her ASSaIlaut--A Mandate From
tho court-Armsd CitI1sUs Try 20
Prevent tho LynohtuG-The Mob Ro'
OruItod Hourly by Crowds OF Ex'
cited Citizens,
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CobuMurA, y. o., August TO- --doyor'
nor Evans had an interview With J' EI'
moro Martin, chief Of tho 0itartct!o.fil
noilgs sanl afterwards announced that u
there wa, not quickly change los va .lo
hotter bottor IN tic nniorcomonl ol IVY
dispenIary law In UhArleSIon' no woulu
os.nmo direct control Of ll,n nn'
i,r, of that city, unIDf tho mslropoli,
noIlro bin passed at tho last session ol
lin pon1fnl ASSEMBLY,
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light Company president Of the Union
Mining Company, aud president OF the
Potomac Coal Company. He 10 q dITec.
tor In the Cumberland and Elk Lick
Coal Company; In the Black, Sheridan
Milson Company; In the New York
Mining Companyi In the Barton and
Georges Greek Valley Coal Company; /;
In the Fidelity and Deposit Company,
Of Maryland, and a number Of other
corporations, Was formerly president
OF the Bar ASsOClaNon Of Allegheny
county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

DEFIANCE, Ono, August lO-Tho
bond oil AndrOw Sauur, cashier Of tho
dciunel Defiance Savings Bank. WAS do
clnTod forfeited In tho common pleas
cottrt to-day by Judge Shook. saner IL
undor Indictment for perjury aud ON.
bgzsIsnicnl and was hold Ia tho sum o.
sljOJn lilo was once tried, convicted
and sonlonood 10 tho pOnltontiary Tor
Two YEARS on = charge Of porury' DuL
vn, given n now trial through nn error
In il,o charge Of tho trtat Judge, Sator
IL now in business In Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

YeRS, Pa August lG.-jnoob VIII
holm, agOd ntty yOarS, met with a hortI'
bio death In Lower Windsor township
to-day llU wna handling shONvoS from
NOV to a follow OmployuO, who was
ioedlng n Lliroshor, when lie fell hCNd'
Foremost iHta tAH machine aAl WAS ~
slnnlIy killed. Ills logs aud tho luWOt
part VI hIa body were ground nlmoal
Into \ pulp, wllhOln'o companion
tried TO save him, but was hltn1slI
almost drawn Into tho machine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
GORMAN DOOMED,
maryland, My Maryland" WIN
Join With West Virginia
NBRElHING UP THE SOLID SOUTH,
Significant Comment otths Demo-
cratic Baltimore "sun,"
TIE NOMINATION OF Mr. LOHNDES

Creates Eu,huslasm Evcrywhero-Ho
Receives Congratulations From All
Parts OF tho Countrywide Most In.
aasntial Democratic Paper in tho
state says tho Republicans arc to
b. Congratulated. Not Only on tho
Personnel of Their Ticker, but That
IL Was Not Dictated by Corrupt
Ring BOSSES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

BERLIN, August lO--rhO unnIvOr'Ory
Of the battle Of Mar'.La.rour, nOar
Meta, was celebrated to-day by rOri.
mental muster, which was attended by
tho veterans who wcrO present At that
onpnprturn.. Ton thousand Veterans
assembled, patriotic sneochca we're
male aud mass was celebrated from an
altar In tho open air.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
ApllCuI,lAIt sutE,
4 Coinred Man brings suit for Payment
Tnr slaves ltN Said.

BtooNyarp& ILL.,. August TO-
George A. llill, a colorod lnwOr OF this
city, rommonccd suit to recover tho
prco VI LwclyO slayos, tho sails Of which
wns moiO tlrlyAOvon yonrs.
Samuel lAWis, u wealthy slnvo owner
Ia Western fOnnumur, dtuf III 1888, aud
among hi, potAonNl estate wUtO lwelyO
oInyoa. llilI brought tho slaves 10 I'LL.
noIB, and II alleged At uOnCyinvO, lllsu
lhu negroes wNrc sold TO william Forr,
wlio 10 made defendant Ia the law suit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

Cso,syArL August i0,--'rho Com
rStclNl rjagotlN'a special from BlonIn.
i"glon. Ind, aayii At stincvlllo, BaREH
Waltos. and Charles Dnck fought n dnoi
With knives, tnn nuigfoVth oi ny . nu
icud between families DOCK Ia uyln'Ili
and Cnllrosa IL In u dangcIonN oollnl'
lion. 1'IlOy fought to a ilhlall from u'1'
abilities
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
Nnllpnnl ILcpablIean oommIIt.o.

wAsmSaroS, August Ex-senator
Carter, Of Montana, the chairman OF
tho national Republican committee, who
Is In tho city, says that call for the
meeting Of tho national committee will
be i.snel early in October and tho
meeting will take place In this city In
NovpmbeF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17
THE COBDEN CLUB
Thinks Free Trade Progresses, But
Warns Followers to
WATCH The PROTECTION FEELING

Which is Growing In England
Doesn't Think tho Agricultural De-
preston In England VIII Be Helped
by a Revival OF the Tarlr-The ClHb
Processes Not to bs Discouraged
With tho General Outlook.
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10 TIGmr lnM rnusE


4 TOOhCCO COmbln" Against tho hmorl'
Gnu Tobacco Company.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, AuguSt lO.-JamOI I.
aud John W. DrummOnd, Of tho Drum.
mond Tobacco COMPANY, and NloaCs Q.
Whttmoro aud William II. MeAiltster,
Of tic LiggulL & MlOr Tobacco
Company, nrS In Now York, IN con.
anltnLion with representation OF
tho National Cigarette 4 Tobacco
Company looking 10 tho formation OF u
coalition with that concern 10 fight tho
American Tobacco Company, or Tobacco
Tru,l, NJ II is generally known, Both
tho n, Louis firms propose IN bOgIn tho
manufacturing Of cigarettes RL al carly
day, ~ a recent dOol'ion Of tho supreme
court holds II certain cigarette machine
not to DO aH infringement Of any known
nnlNnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

For won Virginia. Ecuomll5 falH sAitsdy
FGr Western Tcnnvlynnia, nenpnlly .iAlr
probably slightly warmer IN northern potlohN
fof ohio, generally hlt, ionihta,leily Winds
tHE tsMrtRltrnr NnrEnpAY,
Nc furnished by o, scHNFrf dtugsliL corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets
IN m.,,,,,,,..,.,o," 0sl Gp nu"",o.,u,",o N
,gM h'"'"""''''''" 6gI Wsoihc,ir WIZ ''''''"' "
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READING, Pa, August lj.--J. IL, zorn'
borg this afternoon gnvO tho bOO em'
nldyes OF hls bolt and nut works another
increase In wNgOi Of from to ~ per
cont
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McIIals has charge OF tho Office,
promptly ordered preparations for an
inquest and set Tuesday next for the
examining Of the body,
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baltimore, Nd, stuttgart nrcmOn, via Now
Scw Yots.-Ncv York, Southampton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-11

A London society woman. wishing to
give a fancy ball recently, was be-
sieged by letters after her invitations
were out, asking permission to appear
In ordinary evening dress. Alarmed at
the prospect of a colorless ball, she
automatically replied that any woman
over thirty-f1ve might come in evening
dress. The ball was brilliant affair,
and every woman came in a character
gown. Which story is matched by one
told at a womans club last week Of the
efforts of good clergyman to interest
the women of his flock in some church
movement. Il will ask said he, at the
close of the sermon, 1.-The elderly ladies
of the congregation to remain few
minutes after the benediction-" He
found himself alone with one woman
the mother of the teller of the story,
who, at thirty-five, was willing to sac
rifice herself for the sake of her pastor
and remained to point out to him his
grievous blunder. The same notice, Diff
ferently worded, the following Sunday.
secured a numerous response.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-11

7 have to ten you that they VIII ye4
preach the Gospel and on communion
days carry around consscrated bread,
acceptable to everybody because OF
their holy life and their conseerated
behavior. The Lord is going TO save
you. Your home has got to be rebuilt.
Your physical health has got to be
restored Your worldly business has got
to be reconstructed. The church Of God
is going to rejoice over your disciple
ship. "Other sheep I have which are
not of this fold.''
While I have hope for all prodigals,
there are some people In this house
whom 1 give up. I mean those who
have been church goers all their life,
who have maintained outward morality
but who, Notwithstanding twenty, thir-
ty, forty years of Christian advantages,
have never yielded their heart to Christ.
They are Gospel hardened. I can call
their names now and il they would
rise up they would rise up in scores.
Gospel hardened. A sermon has no
more effect upon them than the shining
moon on the city pavement. AS Christ
says: THE publicans and harlots will
go into the kingdom of God before
them" They have resisted all the i'm
portunity of Divine mercy, and have
gone, during these thirty years, through
feeling and they are further away from
God than ever. After q while they will
lie down SICK and some day it will be
told that they are dead. No hopel
But 1 turn to outsiders with a hope
that thrills through my body and soul.
''Other sheep I have which are not of
this fold" You are not Gospel hard
ened. You have not heard or read many
sermons during the last few years. AS
you came in to-day everything was
novel and all the services are suggest
i've of your early days. How sweet the
opening hymn sounded in your ears and
how blessed Is this hour Everything
suggestive of heaven. You do not weep,
but the shower is not far off. You sigh,
and you have noticed that there Is al
ways sigh in the wind before the rain
falls. There are those here who would
give anything if they could find relief
in tears. They say: "Oh, my wasted
life! Oh, the bitter pastl Oh, the graves
over which have stumbled Whittier
shall fly? Alas for the future! Every
thing is dark-so dark, so dark God
help me! God pity mer' Thank the
Lord for that last utterance. You have
begun to pray, and when man begins
to petition, that sets all heaven flying
this way, and God steps in and beats
kennel, and around the poor wounded
soul butts the coverlet of his pardoning
mercy. Hark! / hear something fall
What was that? It is the bars of the
fence around the sheep fold. The shep-
herd lets them down and the hunted
sheep of the mountain bound in; some
of them their fleece torn with the bram-
bles, some of them their feet lame with
the dogs; but bounding in. Thank GodI
'tOther sheep I have which are not of
this fold