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National Republican., 1878-10-24
A New nmIldIng A.socIntinn.

The Third Washington building Association
was orgauizod last evening, at Davis Hail, GIj
Seventh street, and the following officers elect
dent, Noble ID. Lrneri secretary, John f..
Thompson treasurer NJ. =. CaIlan directors,
A. s. Nose, George j. johnson, j. d. Free,
Leonard Whitney, f. +. Schathirt, William II.
Goods, d. J. hacarty, q, c. DunCansOn, John
Cook,
National Republican., 1878-10-24

The .!crk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants.
CIV. HUXLEY and I.aviuiu Huid!c.
John OHnrc aud Mary Dove.
T., Bowie aud Mo.le Saunders, both Of
Charles County, Md
J. e. Thornton, Of Richmond. Va and
Carrie Jvues, oi Montgomery Couuty, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
National 8epublitm.
Arrival Of Pa.senge. Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND PuToNAt DEror, SIXTH AND
AND ONO nEfOT, SEW il
NCE AND [ sTREET.

At bAL1lNUnE AND OHIO nTfOT, NV JLEsEN W.
NCE AND sTREET.
Morning FNr1Iinp.
sSiO 81 Louis q Ctn, eN .t,sn baltimore accom-
.1tp, phiIu. & y. Y. pN 60 baltimore accom-.
S;ao. CHICO 4 rittsgeX .aUn y Y, Phil 4 Hos er
t7p. Baltimore and way SOS Piedmont, StrnShurg
sisiiOns WnchCsirr, Frrd OK 1
81, Pred. &C. Met hr'ChN' IIngrTstown. Point 81
81 BiltEIHrc Annnuolh| IVTks 4 way statt Es
eNprt"s sG..7 baltimore accom-.
~. MnrlinAburE and lila. s-.bt baltimore chpfCss
grSiuwu nc iMctTO a5.N HaiimUfe u way SIN
- pUl'Ah htanrhl Uuu>. ,
s0,p, RHtlrOTeaTCCu sNEt Chicago Y -. lohis
irap baltimore cIITess vi, y y. rhI. Boston
express.
sArTlVp tRflv. Others sundays excepted.
ls- For the time of departure OF trains, see ndver
tssnen'H rlevh nc
National Republican., 1878-10-24
Now AdNrrti.emcnts

pnSc.ral-NunChCs;crv National.
Notice 10 manufacturers and dealers.
National Theatre Chimes Of Normandy.
For rent-liousc No. Al VI street northwest
ForIs Opera. IlOuse-Malamc RcnUs Female
NinstrCls
L. Dnl7n-riciuTe flames, Al Seventh street
northwest.
ronemcnt-ToTiEamCnt Nt Alexandria oc.
tohcr -, ISIS.
}. =. McHcuney-seNins.m .machne, ~ Ninth
v Get northwu.t.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
NurtInn sale Of Furniture.

The entire furniture and hulsrk erping appli.
ances Of forty rooms, contained in Nos. llo!
llo3, and lloj g street northwest, will be sold
at auction. commencing this Thursday morn.
Gus apartments will DC ready for the cXamina.
tion and inspection Of the public Al eight
~
National Republican., 1878-10-24
Mock Turtle SCUM.

One pint black beans soaked over night In
four quarts water, two onions, one large carrot
grated, half pound fresh beef, half pound pork
boil all day; when ready for dinner strain
wineglassiul port wine or not, according to
fancy one haribOled egg,and one lemon sliced.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
Vessel Lost,

The schooner Annie, Captain Lloyd, with
cargo Of coal shipped by Hills, Boyd & Co.,
| of lIavre de Grace, October ., and consigned
| to Joseph II. Fletcher, Tenth street wharves,
is reported lost OF the PatuXOut River, together
| with her cargo Of l5G tons of coal.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
Go To Julius I.ansburgh for carpets.
Drained Deul.

About ten o'clock last night, while Mr..
F. Schlaich, living at 709 l. street, was driuk-
ing a glass of lager at his house, he dropped
dead Heart disease appeared to be the cause.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
Anolher nnrglnr, In North wn.hIngton.

Last Tuesday evening tho residence Of Mr.
A. \ Kimbal, Of the Treasury Department
SO. 1895 CDrc0ran -trcet, was entered Ly
thieves aud robbed Of quantity Of si!verware.
The basement door was cut Though by the
srnundrel, who thereby effected an entrance.
The house adjoining Mr Kimhal wa, robbed
lat summer, and as tho DOR WAS cut in a sim.
liar manner, it is supposed that the work was
done " the same gang.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
Ultimate America.

THE famous Boston lecturer Joseph Cook,
Course Friday evening next N tie CDurrega
tiouul Church. The sahi"ct chosen and the
reputation Ufthc lecturer WI" dUuLllcs. p.umut
Il large number to hear tel. great ir,'urr. -
cu,o reserved seat, carly at MetGc.ou', mp,lc
sis-s.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

NovN1 PEOPLF do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon uin then. lie wise IN time
TOOrH POWDER. the most perfect dentrihcc known
1t Will keep ihem through life In good condition
uhite and sOund. VIII harden the gums, sweeten
he breath, and prevent toUthAche. Sold by all
drugghl. 70 and 50 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
Mhnt Metirr CAn Ynm DO

Than ct out youtI,s, boys, and children with
the superb garments for sale at Robinson &
Co.'S Boys Clothing House, No. 900 PcmHsyl
Yania avenue,
National Republican., 1878-10-24
tInusclncnts.

THEATRE CoNgvE.-NAriety performance.
NATIONAL rHEArEr.-Emma Abbott aud the Hes
English Opera Company.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

For upward Of thirty years Mrs. Winslow's
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
cOTrccts acdity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysontery
and diarruhGa, whether arising from teething
or other causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% cents q bottle,
National Republican., 1878-10-24

Our 81 pants, to order, are equal to ~. pant,
elsewhere. Eiseman Bros, clothiers and tai
lors, cor. eth and L SITS.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

AREyou bilious. troubled with hcaoechc, dizzy.
nl's SICK stomach, COnIupntIOn, 81? Are you dys-
ptptlc nervous, dull, and lsnguid2 Ayorso 70 all
eNert,on. is your life Iniserhblui You require "
blood. lake Qu!rKs lEIsH fEA The great nouir.
hO.d remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold by Gll
druggIs IS. cents per package, which makes \
qUCrt Ui medicine.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
Theatre CONTINUE.

Mss Jennie Kunboll and her troupe Of
blondes continue to draw at the Comiquc, IS
the curtain rises each evening to packed
house. The minstrel sccuc, with the peIf furm.
ance begins, afford, Miss Nellie Harris, Otto
Burbank Miss Annie Boyd, and other mcn.
bers of the company to show their abilities as
vocalists. The variety portion of the pro.
Krammo begins with Harry Lester in comic
songs, who Is followed by the Matt Morgan
Living Statues" The dancing Of Misses
FRANKIE Christie aud Irene Santcllo earns for
them q double cHcOre nightly, as their
psses are very artistic Little Corinne is
Justly STYLED the musical wonder, rs she is one
Of the best child artists travelling The enter
tainment concludes each evening with lively
burlesque, In which the entire company take
part
National Republican., 1878-10-24

ATTENTION. First G'Rss French kid Boots,
at $50 ard goat button Boots 81, vt the great
Ru,tou.Sauc Auction House, AL Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

The wca;'er yesterday neccssitatcd post
pouemcmt Of the Maucheater.NAtional game
until this afternoon, Play will he call,
promptly at $50 O'Clock, In order that niue
inuing, may he completed. These games will
end the season in this vicinity and should BE-
literally pa,rouiled. The National, having
wou the first game with the visitors, it is hoped
that they will lc ,uccesEful again to-day.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

ATTENTION is called to mems hand.stitchet
calf Gaiters-S3.50 to S4-at the great Bostoi
Shoe Auction House. 49l Pou unsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1878-10-24
To Wash Chamois Skin.

Wash It In cold water with plenty of soap,
and rinse wcllin clear, cold water; thus treated
the skius will never be hard, but soft and pli'
abe.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

WELIE MAuISE-srREAD STRENGTREHISo PLAsr.
LEs arr ,tll tic best known. Their curative pow.
ers iET tuTpRst all others.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

THERE Is no excuse for those who drag theiI
weary and disordered bodies into our company
when few doses Of AYERS SARsAPARILLA would
cleanse their murky blood aud ,torc their health
and viEOr. He muddy victims Of bilious disease
haNesomc regard Tor your Hcighbors, II not fol
yourselves.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

FRIED OYSTERS % cents per dozen In box
steamed oysters, Is ceTts = half peck, With bread
and butter, Rt Mllrr's Restaurant, Gil Seventh
Street opposite PatentOhcc. Ladies and Gents
Dining Rooms open on sunday. ChARLgs HER
OLD, proprietor.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

HAND times demand economy; pracuce II b,
renUyHtUg your sUiled gloves with JOUvTSs hO
IhEuus kIp GLOVE CLKANsgR. Iruo 10 cents PEI
bottle
National Republican., 1878-10-24
AFFAIRS OF The CITY,.
Recorded by the Republicans Local
Reporters.

Trial of Another Capitol Mail Robber-Bur-
sisrics In Various Parts OF the city
Installation Mt tho Western Pres
byterian Church-vesscl Re-
ported Lost-Mr. Phelps
on Mr.. Reeds Case.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

NES's heavy kip Boots, at tl.5j, at the great
Bn,tou Shoo Auction House, +9l Pennsy yiyania
a.. ta
National Republican., 1878-10-24

FASCY Western Creamy and Choice New YOrl
Butter received daily at SpCeT's Wholesale Butte
stone, corner Ninth aud streets Prices as low a
the lowest.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
Rules for Acquiring Wealth.

OvERcoATs of every description, at popular
prices. Eiseman Bros. cor. 7th and E ats.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
ISu,e-IiaII,

OUE reputation for low prices i an estab'
lished fact. EsrInau Eros, cor. III. and l..
National Republican., 1878-10-24

ATTENTION Mems calf Boots, ut y, at the
great Boston Shoe Auction House. i0l Penn.
sylYIuia avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

+. J. Human to II. Wagner, for 1850, lot
Il, sqnare %03 W. +. Slin,y to +. NJ. Howard,
tor -. 800 lot 49, square 35l; William Bryant
to W. II Bryant, for 300, lot Of tie farm Of
J. 4. Smith; W. Y. Addison to II. VI. Barker,
for $500, lot 81, square $50; J. F. Edwards ct
al. to William Syphax. for II, ADS, lot - square
l7"; Maurice Dee TO Ellen Dee, for :lGo part Of
lot :, IN square 5jl JOhn Sherman to Nctte
Surbridge, for S2.5OO, lot 80, square 27G &C. A.
TalbuttO.E. +. P.PittS, forS 900, lots and u,
subdivision of Chichester NJ. 4. Sweeney to
d. J. Logan, for 800, part Of lot |, square 10.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
IOIII MISC ELIaNF,

Six per cent. Interest paid on deposits Special
rates on time deposits J, II, NqrIEn 4 90.
bankers lilG PrnnLYlVanIh avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

THE "Lestcr Wallack suit, )" In fancy cheyiot.
xissman Bros, cor. 9TH aud L sts.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
Marriage Licenses.

TmF popular corner G.r Clothing Is Eiscman
Bros , Cvr. Ith aud f. is.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
CITY ITEMS.

FALL ONERSACKs.
JUST THE WEATHER FOR THEM.
FROM $3.50 TO SO
FALL business SUITS.
NOW Is THE TINE TO CHANGE.
PRICES FROM SS TO SIS.
CASHMERE PANTALO0NS
FOR LARGE AND SMALL MEN,
FROM So TO slO.
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
ALL KINDS. ALL SIZES ALL PRICES
FROM 10 CENTS TO s..
NOAH WALKER & CO..
Ggj Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

IsYnur hair harsh dry aud Gtif7 Docs II refuse
10 Cur!' brCGs 1t with HONI-ONs OAAbt DITIME
An GlcrgInruE compound Of singular merit. 1t
and " cents ler LOltIc.
National Republican., 1878-10-24
Real Estate Transfers.

JULlU- LANsBURGH the Popular Low. Priced
Caipg. FunishCr ~ 9TH, between b aud +.
National Republican., 1878-10-24

BALTIMORE home made calf Boots, at $3.50,
at the great Boston Shoe Auction House, iyl
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-29
VOLUME XXYH.-NUMBE 5e.
Tribute TO LieatlBepnsr.

ST. LOUIS, October %. The Globe. Demo
erdts correspondence, dated on board thl
national relief boat Chambers, 25th inst.
states that ut meeting OF the officers and
crew Of the boat 70 take action In relative
to the death Of Lieut.. Benner, command
ing the expedition, the following resolu
tions were adopted:
WHEREAS, As It has pleased Him who
doeth all things well, to remove from the
camp OF life, first Lieut.. VIII. Benner, oi
the 18th U. s. Infantry, in command Of the
national relief boat who died in the human
cause OF ministering to the sick and desti.
tute sufferers from the yellow fever scourge
at points on the Lower Mississippi.
Resolved, That in his death the country
has lost one OF its noblest defenders, the
army a brave, faithful and trusty officer;
in society courteous gentleman, and to
his wife and children q devoted husband
and father. ..,...... n.
Resolred, That we officers and attaches Of
the relief steamer remember with graft.
tude the manifold kindness received at
his hands, and with sorrowing hearts de.
plore the untimely demise OF one in the
prime life, whose past career has beeu
marked with that reclitude and soldierly
bearing which warranted q glorious future
Of usefulness to his country and fellow
men. ldss tyls ~ @ 7.sGu
Resolpd, That We tenderto his mourning
widow and fatherless children our sincere
coincidence in the sad hours Of their be-
and pray that the All.wise
Father may in his mercy extend his pro-
tecting care over the desolate hearth Of the
grief.st icken family. a l3s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-29
The Manhattan Savings Bank-No Loss q
H L,I,Depositors /, from. Robbery n {,

Ia At0gbtNIsUlT ~ -
Egw tYoRk, . October es.-Thet gigantic
robbery OF the Manhattan Savings Insti.
tuition Is the sensation in banking circles.
A notice has been posted in the bank, rs
follows:
; "For the purpose OF preventing loss to
depositors Il is ordered that no payments
be made without sixty days notice. The
surplus OF the bank is'more than sufficient
to cover any probable loss that may be
sustained by reason OF the robbery"
A great number Of the depositors have
given the necessary notice. The directors
were in session to-day. 1t is said to be rule
for janitors OF bank buildings in this city
to have combination OF the vaults. Every
available detective in town has been as
signed to the case.
The Erening Pot says as far as can be
learned no arrests have been made yet.
Mr.. Walling said this morning that he
could give no new Information, and denied
that he. .pr6fessediast night ito have o clue
to therobbers, and II he had oneihe would
not admit it. The janitor and night.
watchman arc in the bank to-day helping
10 shape up matters.
Augustus Schell, Democratic candidate
for Mayor, and brother OF the President,
says that the bank will have a surplus Of
$4,000 II all the coupon bonds stolen
were counted as lost 4, = tS..I...l
Great crowds continued about the bank
all morning. The robbers left behind a
skeleton key, also three pair Of handouts.
OF the forty or fifty boxes stored away
about twenty had been opened and their
contents rihed. 1t is possible that the
amount taken may be more than three
million, since the contents Of q number oi
tihboxes, Containing gold eoinand govern,
meht bonds, %itta~hich thesides Of the
vaultwere lined, have disappeared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-29
Now York.

NEW YoRk, October oS.-Cotton Steady at
9>1asAc. Flour-Dull and heavy; supOrfinc
and State 50 9oa3 IS; common to good extIa
$3 5Oa3 IS; good to choice g o0ai so; white
wheat extra 81 55a5 %; extra Ohio 50 55a
S 90; ST. Louis s. Co.'s Is; Minnesota patent
process IS 0oa8 25. Whcat-Activc but lower;
ungraded spring slaSSc; No. 8 spring sias6c;
ungraded red 05casl 02I11S; No. 3 do 00Sta0sc;
No. amber 81 o.; ungradcd amber 90ce
Il e31s; No. 2 amber sscasl o.; ungraded
white 81 DIAL Oh; MOL do 81 03, Nc; extra do
at $l07K. Rye-stcady; No. 9 western at
57hc. Barley-Quiet but steady; No State
81 90. Malt-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Demand fair and very firm; nngraded 451za
46ISc; new. No. 5, iGc; No. 2 46lta4ekc.
oats-Quiet; rejected 90 Nc; No. s. 27l4c; No.
3 white 2s,ic: No. 2, 2s1fc; No. 2 white SOC;
No white SIC; mixed western 2IaSlc; white
western 29a32c. Hay-Fair demand and un.
changed. Hops Quiet and steady. Coffee
Dull. Sugar-Quiet and steady; fair TO
good refining 7%a7Hc Molasses-Dull and
nominal. Rice-In fair demand and steady.
Whisky-Hrm at 81 10. se1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-29
Etherfdge the DefauIter and forserer
The Detectives ON n Hot Scent.


. MILWAUKEE, October 2S.- Charles f.
Etheridge, the St. Paul absconding insur.
ance agent and financial representative Of
the New York Loan and Trust Company,
made his debut in this city on last Thurs.
day, and being well known the officers had
no difficulty iu identifying him. At the
MilEaukeeSE National, Bank herealized on a
$4,000 draft drawn by the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, of st. Paul, on tho American
Echange Bank, OF New York. The Wis
consin Marine Bank, cashed q draft for
5000, drawn by the Northwestern Ma.
tional Bank, Of st. Paul, on the Trades.
mems National Bank, OF New York, and
Cramner 4 Co., took a $4,000 draft by the
First National Bank, OF Minneapolis, on the
Fourth National Bank, OF New York. The
drafts were all genuine and will oil be
made good by the banks, 80 there will be
no loss to the banks here. Etheridge LEFT
here for the East on Thursday afternoon,
The detectives are on his track.
Ssr. PAUL, October 2Ssl1t now appears
that the Merchants Bank of this city ]:
the heaviest loser by the deialcation Of G
EfEthehdge. 80 lar as traced he took
with him SS5, 900 in New York Exchange
of which $751; 900 was issued by the Mer
chants and $4,000 by the Minneapolis
Bank, but paid for with certified checks In
the Merchants. He has s., 600 OF this ex
change not yet cashed. It Is not positively
known that the amount ot loss by thu
MerchantSy Bank Is not still larger, as hi
mashaye edshedmore drRfts al some othel
places. There Is no trace OF his wherca
bouts here. With the 81 200 secured from
the Second National Bank, the defalcatiai
here amounts to $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-29

rrr bu,iness outlook at the Northwest,
,tri,haanding the lateness Of the season,
rstaues quite encouraging. At Chicago,
4. Tina anancia. article epitomizes thus;
.rte tnde in lumber continues satisfac'
M. and the grain trade exhibits about
Il, ,,sination, but OF late the live stock
,,,t.ts have not been very lively, the
t,Ilues affecting cattle more largely than
ks Wool is still sold freely to Western
s.nutaeturcrs at a steady set Of prices, as
Sn is apparently no surplus Of that
tsss in this country, but the hide trade
ts fallen of very notieeably, and the
t.Iep in cheese report slow sales Of that
Western product Atthe iobbing houses
there ia good seasonable trade, and heavy
dy goods, boots and shoes, hats, clothing,
Millinery, carpetings, hardware, oils, drugs,
soteris, ETC., are fully as active as q year
70 At generally lower prices than then.
Money Is plenty at the banks at tolerably
..y rates Of interest for borrowers In
rodauuding, and the situation in bank
sg circles is probably as good as could
,a,uuably be expected in the last half Of
0eOber,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-29

f., .li.Or Of the Moundsyille Gasettt
= ~ opt "givc Us big oil strike, or give
~. az more manufacturing establish
~, q, give US plenty Of greenbacks." I"
al. ~ 4, pretty fair specimen Of the way
~ y, ,rtnbackers reason. 1t is easy to see
=, = =, oil strike, or how several manufac.
-, = Establishments may give life and
'...r.d,y ~ to Moundsville, or any other
r. but II is not easy to see how acom-
f,,tr /, TO be supplied with greenbacks
\. from some modus operandi for
lam, them into circulation. When
4,,,lofe the editor says, give us
= =, rive lis manufactures, or give
y :. nors rreenbacks, he should ex-
81, ! whether in case the oil strike does
s o.tar, or in case no more .manufac-
!, ,.,s,,..ablishments are added to Mounds
L d. tb,t then, in that event, he expects
v. oolporteur Of the Treasury Depart
,,+n.u,, like colporteur Of the Tract
;r;ty, % come round with packages OF
r,.pbseks and distribute them amongthe
free gratis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-29
EmIrranis farITerns.a

New ORLEANS, October 2s-The steam
ship Frankfort, arrived directfrom Bremen,
with one hundred and sixteen passengers
and officers, and eighty-fiye Of a crew,
Many ofthem are emigrants for Texas, but
the quarantine prevents them from reach.
ing their destination. The President Of
the Board Of Health being consulted
thought It best to convey the emigrants to
the central part OF tho city, where the
fever has left. The agent ofthe North Ger.
man Lloyd, states that they ycabled Bremen,
that the fever would not abate until q
heavy frost, but the steamer which had
been withheld for some weeks, was allow
ed to sail in hopes ofa frost before they ar
rived 49, . -L----- -. N - 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-29
The Eastern Question Becoming
Troublesome.
Uncomfortable Developments In Bul.
garia---The Insurrectlon Rap
idly Extending.
A Sample Of Flat Monsy-How It Wark,
/ NJ. Among the Turks.
Russia Persists In Retaining Her Hold
-..ai Upon RouinanIa.
ENGLAND.
CRY OF GLASGOW BANK.

|
GLASGOW, October 2s.-The liabilities o
John Innis Wright & Co., are over S., 600,
600; assets comparatively meagre. 1t \
its Glasgow house only that fails, botf
Wright and Scott having retired from the
London and Rangoon concerns after the
failure Of the City OF Glasgow Bank.
pERsrAss MARCHING TO THE AFGHAN FRONT
TER.
A dispatch from simlr, states that more
Persian troops are marching in the direc.
ton Of the Afghan frontier, which will
prevent the ameer with drawing troops
from ,Herat to reinforce Condabar.
STRIKE AMONG THE CLYDE IRON WORKERS.
A strike Of the Clyde iron workers has
commenced. The Engineers Society, mum.
bering 5000 men, also resolved to strike II
the reduction OF wages is enforced. The
Arm OF John Elder & Co. decided to dis
charge ,5OOef their hands. They employ
4, 200 men.
VERDICT IN THE PRINCESS ALICE DISASTER.
! The enquiry made by the Board OF Trade
into the Princess Alice disaster resulted In
the acquittal OF the captain and engineers
and censuripg the mate OF the Princess
Alice for carelessness. 49,.
SOME THINGS THE BERLIN CONFERENCE WERE
NOT AWARE OF.
LONDON, October 23.-A dispatch from
Berlin says it has now transpired that o
strong Russian force was concentrated
on the Bokhara frontier until the close OF
the Berlin Congress, in readiness to enter
Afghanistan.
4 Vienna dispatch says the Russiansare
far from resuming the retreat on Adriana-
pole and are re.occupying the places which
they had evacuated, especially Kishan,
near the gulf Of Saros.
A Simla dispatch denies the report OF
backwardness in the preparations for war.
It states that a valuable contingent OF
5000 men has been obtained from native
princes, rsll lf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-29
THE PORTE HESfrATEs AND RUSSIA CANT Ski
THE PRoPRIETY OF DOING OTHERWISE.
AUSTRIA.


DlSQutEflSG RUMoIs fhoa buLoAhIh'
VIENNA, October 2S.-The Abend Post
states that the latest news in regard to tho
development OF the Bulgarian rising Is dis
quieting.f The instruction appears to
have successfully resisted the first attempts
atforcible suppression, and Is rapidly ex-
tending. The Insurgents are nov nd:
yancine on seres. On the other hand
some individual bands have been defeated.
The Mahomedan element Is rising on all
sides to assist the Porte, and considera-
bic force has been dispatched from
salonico to the Insurgent territory. The
object OF the uprising Is unquestionably,t to
realize the idea Of Bulgaria reacting TO the
leganza In accordance with the treaty oi
Sanstefano. It therefore has more than
local significance and touches questions Of
undoubtedly European character. g.
vienna, October 2S.-A dispatch says
that for the present 5000 troops will oper.
ate against the Bulgarian insurgents,
i =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-29
The JumeI VIII Case.

WASHINGTON, October 2S. = The law
branch OF the Jumel will case was this
morning decided by tho Supreme Court oi
the United States in the ejectment Of the
suit between Cowan and Chase, the Court
holding that the will did not give Madame
Jumel descendable interest. The de-
cision below affects the trust deeds ex-
ecuted and the several appointments made
under them by Madame Jumel. The de,
cision Is therefore affirmed. Justice Brad
Icy delivered the opinion. jR1 'p +, t9,l.gl