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An arrant dcmagogue named 1Ienurick 3.
Wright, q Member Of Congress from peuusys-
yanta, and Chairman OF tic Committee tlsat is
now prowlng over tho country nt public ex-
pensc, irving to find out !nlposstb,iltus, is onr
Of the brightest ubIects for the foul.kilcr that
we eau po!nt 10 HOW. What tolerant and long
suffering lteople lie rcstdcnts Of the United
Statps nre.
, 1879-08-16

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selling ut about 81, aud thut lu!lar being gold,
or as good iii gol,l, It Is uphill business TO talk
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LONDON, July 2l.-Gen. Clifford tele-
graphs to the War Office from Peterma.
ritzburS under date Of July Al, that Gen.
Wolsey was not able to land at Port Duru.
ford because Of the Surf, and he returns
to Durham to-day. He will proceed by
land to join Lord Chelmsford's division at
once. Gen. Clifford's dispatch continues:
A message from Lord Chelmsford, dated
June 30, says: 81 have Just informed the
Zulu king that 1 must advance to the left
bank Of the river. Ishall do so to-mor.
row, but will stop hostilities pending ne
gotiations II my demands relative to the
captured cannon, etc., are complied with
by July Sd. Ny supplies will only per-
NIT my remaining here till July 10th. A
white man with Cetewayo states that the
King has 10000 men. The King is anx.
ious TO fight, but the. Princes are not" & :
A correspondent at Magniborum, under
date OF June 80, mentions the skirmish
with the Zulus, June 90. Messengers from
Cetewayo asked the British. not to burn
the six kraals which they specified. The
request was refused. Buffers horse then
advanced, when the Zulus fired the kraals
themselves. A large Zulu force then ap-
reared, but on the guns opening fire they
fled, Butler pursued and cut down twelve
Of the enemy.
Cape Town advices to July 8 report that
the head quarters OF the columns advanced
within sight Of Ulundi. The enemy are
retreating in all directions. There is a
large Zulu force close to Port Duruiord.
Numbers of young men are deserting the
King. ,z7 Ff-.-. T--4ss qr- = y
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FOREIGN NOTES.

There has been fall of snow in Dau-
phiny, Southeastern France.
The Nottingham Team OF Crickerters
will leave for America, on August %.
In Yorkshire and Derbyshire large
tracts ofland are flooded byrain storms.
A correspondent at Marizburg, under
date OF July 4, reports that 200 Zulus were
expected TO submit that night.
A sporting correspondent states that
the Lorillard bay, Colt Uncas, Is amiss and
will not start for the Goodwood stakes.
At Wimbledon in the 200 yards com.
petition, for the Albert prize, Milton Far
row, American, made the highest pos
sible score.
The London Times Vienna dispatch an
nounces that the crisis is over, the Sultan
having accepted the entire programme OF
the Grand Vizler.
The North German Gazette says nothing is
known in Berlin Of the projected journey
Of Mons. Massella, the Papal Nunclo, to
Kssenger, where 1t is has been reported
that Prince Bismarck was to meet him.
In the British House Of Commons last
night, the Under Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs said that negotiations were pend
ing between the German and other Gov
ernments In regard to the Samoan Islands.
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VOLUME XXvTL-NUMBER 982.

which great preparations are being made.
twill be held at Grandnew Grove, near
Jacobsburg, and trains will 70 out at
$3.50 and 1850. The military ot Barnes.
vile, ST. Clairsyille, Moundsyille and
Wheeling have been invited, and they,
with Company D, will 60 on the tlst train.
A dress.parade and inspection Of arms will
be held before dinner, and at 8 o'clock a
competitive drill between members Of the
companies will take place, the winner to
have q silver cup. a brass band and q
tnll orchestra will be present, and as no
liquor at all will be sold, there need be no
Tears Of anything occurring TO lessen the
enjoyment Of the day.
Mr.. Robert Nelson brought In box Of
Trophy tomatoes on Monday which he
claims 10 the best buShel OF tomatoes ever
brought 10 Bellaire, and Il would be hani
cent
Mr.. Hilburn, Secretary Of the Nail
heir. ~
The stars, Of Gravel Hill, were disap.
pointed In their intended game Of base
ball with the Cassell's Saturday, that club
having gone TO Barnesville, and match
with the Belmonts, Of South Bellaire, did
not come of because OF O disagreement
about which club should buy the ball.
The Stars feel confident in their powers,
and their secretary, Geo. Stephens, would
IKE 70 hear from any club, ages sixteen 10
seventeen, in Bridgeport or Wheeling.
a picture on exhibition In Husbands &
inskeeps window Of face well known t0
bellaireans for Its beauty, attracted uni-
yersal attention Saturday evening.
The wareroom and shipping platform at
the Goblet Works have been torn down,tD
prepare for the erection Of q large build.
ing TO suit the increased business Of the
hfm, RN
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OuR old friend, Hon. Joseph Q. Gist, Of
Brooke, whose facial appearance while a
member OF the Legislature, used to sug-
gest that Of George Washington, the tSther
Of his country, still gets a lift occasionally
among our State exchanges for the Gov
ernorship. His adherents however do
not seem to place that confidence in the
discernment Of the sovereign people, which
the father Of his country was won't to ex-
press, and although their candidate is ian
agriculturist and greenbacker," they are
afraid virtue will not receive Its own re-
ward, and that Mr., Gist will be showed
under. For instance, one editor discuss
the probabilities says; r1
The Agriculturists Of this State are
largely in the majority, and here Is an
opportunity to select one OF their number
for Governor. The question Is, will they
do it2 We venture to say nay, verify
because they will submit, as heretofore
70 be led by politicians and lawyers, ant
II so, let US hear no more about lawyer
and professional men filling the offices.
We submit that this is mot the way Ii
which enterprises Of great pith aud mo
ment are successfully conducted. Whel
the politicians and lawyers set out on
campaign, they announce that in ith
bright lexicon which contains their vocab
ulary, there is no such word as fail; the,
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STATE NEWs.r

The Tyler County Star has enlarged TO
eight pages, and seems to be meeting with
deserved success.
RICHARD BURKE, ESQ.,, OF the Monroe
Register, has been appointed to an 81 800
Treasury clerkship.
JOHN CoLE read his "trapper's story"
before the recent Kanawha County Teach
ers' Institute. 1tcaught the schoolmarms.
A DRMocRArIc meeting, or what Walker
calls Q Bourbon uprising" was held at
st. Albans, Kanawhs county, on the 18th
inst.
WATERING PLACES are fast filling up.
There are sixty guests at the Sweet
Springs, and about half that number at
the Red Sulphur.
ABOUT fifty arrivals are being registered
daily atthe White Sulphur Springs. There
are already between 800 and 400 guests at
the White, and some so or 75 at the CAL
well House. -
An attempt ct outrage on the person of
Miss Laura Webb by two negroes Is re-
ported rs occurring on the 14th inst, ak
St Albans, and their hanging In the event
OF capture Is talked Of.
The following remarkable coincident
occurred in the Organization Of CLAW conn.
ty, which Is vouched for as being true.
@. @. @. C.C.C. Christopher Colum-
bus, Campbell, Constable, Crier Clay
County.-Aotntdfer.
DR. T.G. Epx,srox retrrred t,o,, M.
ster SPRINGS last Wsdnssdav Tm Ha .nse meo-
that there Are about eighty visito,s eR0,a ;Sora
now, and still coming in. All the Wsaton n
people are doing well except GEN. 4.
jackson, who has been sick, but was Was i'm. a.
proving at last accounts.- Reston Dennoerat.
The Managing 4 Ananias of tba psnsh"~
nan Delta says. Mr.. stsInsLer ~ nuclnan- ns;na1c
Secretary n the Gover=nar = and I IprivaIe
Hubbard an editor ~ WSaei;naa a ~ LAM 1adi. \.
trip 10 Elk a few veal s' Sincas saa,. On snelr
chimney. attachsd 1" 80 : l;t,Ie Vs. H.. ssSe.ng sSg
which Vas % made n sticks t,d snd ,Ts %sS SsnanIy;
a Hsmali bovS wSo % vas I s.anS.na MuH, asked t
whether The Hchimnev Sraws 0'aaS atnIi ~
replied promntly. % Yss s"s II d,ama we.i: n ne
tention 81 every ID fol ~ usms wha tne neat. at-
the road.n "Ao pASsea
coScr.v,vs cooa.,.L a.
bissn,at nSS.a 1ooatlcn, me Clarksburg
Of attention IN tSis stats soeSa good deal
the Neilsyille 1Wis1 e Rsn,aSisa sglS sme since.
tSTL a 49, - y Nnis I1epeoHcdn says:
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SAN RRANCIsCo.
DroWninE-BoIIer ErplosIon.

SAN Francisco, CAL, July 2l.-Louis
zagodi, Paul Bischotsky and a man
named Fisher were drowned in the bay
yesterday by the swamping Of their boat.
Two boilers Of the Central Pacific Rail
road shops at Sacramento exploded yes.
terday, demolishing the boiler house.
Half ol one Of the boilers went through
the wall and landed in the car shop, the
other half went in the machine shop, and
part Of the other boiler went in the black.
smith shop. Other buildings were some
what shattered. The damage amounts to
$4,000. VIM. Keys, fireman, was blown
to pieces. A number Of others were
slightly injured, ts
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CHICAGO.
Exodus of Thieves, craeksmen and
.flr RhRFDAra.

Exodus OF Thieves, Craeksmen and
.0 .la4' Sharpers.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-Acting superinten.
dent Of Police o'Donnel having recently
issued warning to thieves, confidence
men and crooks generally in the shape Of
orders to policemen to run them in on
sight; TO watch their prosecution carefully,
and 10 take every means to rid the city ol
them, q conference was had tonight
among the bad characters men.
toned, at which 1t was decided
that the order looked bad for them, and
that.they will be safer elsewhere. They,
therefore, determined to leave Chicago
and distribute themselves over the coun.
try and city towns east and west. As more
OF these professionals have been in the
city during the past few months than ever
before in the same length OF time, theil
advent elsewhere will be q matter Of In
tAF9St
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THE bills in the nature OF private legis'
lation passed by the Legislature last win.
ter do not seem to be giving entire sat
i.Isction in the localities for which they
we're intended. The one passed to give Ma
son County special Court, witha a salaried
Judge at $500 per annum, has excited some
discussion. The Kingwood Journal thinks
the proposed Mason County tribunal is
better than the Holt bill for the benefit
Of Preston, "because 1t provides that
a board Of three commissioners is
to be elected to transact the fs.
cal business, two Of whom are to receive
s. per day, and the President Of the
Board, 81. But they may draw pay for
fifteen days services in any one year. This
would make the per diem Of the Board and
the salary Of the judge amount to $3.50 q
year; and the people Of Mason propose TO
vote down this little bill, and to vote up
the amendments, as witness the following
extract from the Mason County Monitor: =
We have been over the county a good
deal lately, and the general sentiment
among the people seems to be that the
County Judge Bill will be more expensive
than the present system; that 1t was
Matched at the Court House among the
lawyers; that all the benefit in it is to
make fat little Office for one OF them;
that il this was adopted it may complicate
the vote on the Constitutional Amend
ment, and that taking 1t altogether they
don't consider this "purp" any better than
the old one, and consequently they have
concluded to drown the new one.
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IT is said that the expansion Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad system in
the West has now become so elaborate,
and its business so ramifed, that the
pressure Of circumstances has been for
some time forcing consideration Of the
measure of establishing at Cincinnati, as
the most central and prominent point Of
the system, a capable and experienced
representative of all It's interests, and that
Mr.. John King, Jr., its Irst Vice Prest;
dent, will be located there during the en-
suing fall. The Baltimore and Ohio, in addi-
ton to its main lines Of 4sS miles through
to the Ohio river at Benwood and ParkGrs-
burg, with its Virginia Valley and Con-
nellsville branches intermediate, now en-
braces in its controlling operations the
Marietta and Cincinnati, the Ohio and
Mississippi to St. Louis, the sandusky
Branch to Lake Erie, and the Chicago
Branch through Illinois and Indiana to
Chicago, as we'll as the Central Ohio, the
Straitsville, etc., IN the State of Ohio.
The same authority says the completion
otthe great Cincinnati Southern railroad
is expected in December next. twill oc-
cupy jointly the same depot with the
Marietta and Cincinnati road at Cincin-
natl, and already very considerable bust.
meas is brought to the Baltimore and Ohio
from over such portion Of that line as is
now in operation, which it is not doubted
will be largely increased when the road is
completed in its connection with the
Southern system Of roads. This increase
enures, OF course, also to the Marietta road
in large degree, aud the business of this
liueis now improving. from this as well as
other sources.
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FAIL RIVER.
Dl.turbanee of the striking MN Opera,

Disturbance OF the Striking MIL Opera.
FALL RIvER, July 2l.-The most serious
disturbance which has occurred during
the present labor trouble took place to-
night. Awoman and her son came here
from Warren, R. T., this afternoon, and
were given employment at the Merchants
mill, and the mother was given tenement
in one OF the company's houses.
This evening women in the neighbor-
hood began TO make threats, and rocks
were thrown at the house and windows
broken. The woman complained 10 the
police, and two officers were sent 10 guard
the house. The crowd continued toin-
crease, and the officers deemed it adyisa-
BILE to remove her TO safe quarters.
As she went through the streets the
crowd rapidly increased until about 200
men, women and boys had gathered on
Bedford street at the north end OF the
Merchants mill, and also opposite the Of
fee where number of new spinners, in
Guiding four who arrived this afternoon,
were quartered. Another crowd about hall
the size were assembled at the south end
OF the mill, rocks were freely thrown
and one OF the special watchmen at the
mill was struck on the arm and consider
ably hurt. Ten policemen were sent TO
the mill who succeeded in quelling the
disturbances. No arrests.
Large crowds also gathered in the yicin-
ity otseveral other mills in the same sec.
ton Of the city, but no attempt was made
10 create trouble, and at II o'clock the city
was reported quiet. Large numbers o.
spinnefs arrived to-day, and although the
Union spinners succeeded in getting sever
al "nobsticks" to leave town yesterday, the
mills have made decided gain. -!
The Narragansett mill, which shut down
the first day after the strike and which hal
been the only mill stopped for the pas
three weeks, resumed work this morning
Among the spinners who have gone &
work to-day are several Of the old help
although oiUnion Ispinners are reported
among the number.
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ALoNaTHEB. a &o.hR.
Temperance at RarminEton-The Fair.
mont Teachers Institute.
FAIRMoST, W. Va, July q.

As0Ae ASASuN2N 4uBSAkutNa
FAIRMoST, W. Va, July q.
conespOndsuee ithe GntslIisenesr.
l left Moundsville yesterday on the
early morning train, and in about two
hours 1 found myself in the little village
Of Pennington, under the hospitable root
OF Prof. Burke, where 1 was as well cared
for as it was possible to be.
l found the town excited on the tenn.
perance question. Will. Mcconnell and
vito have been for some time past, and
are still conducting series Of temperance
meetings at that place, with the most won.
dertul success. About three hundred and
fifty persons have signed the pledge,
eighty-eight Of whom signed yesterday.
AT II o'clock A. N. and 8 o'clock p. NJ,
meetings were held in o beautiful grove
close by, while at night the Southern
Methodist Church building was literally
packed with people. Mr.. Mcconnell and
his lady are nobly seconded in their labora
by all the good Christian people OF tho
entire community for eight or ten miles
around: he leaves there on Thursday tI
go to Waynesburg TO deliver the annual
address before the Union Literary Society,
on next Saturday night. He will return
soon to carry on the same work in the
towns Of Fairmont and Basnettsville.
Our Institute commenced It's sessions
this afternoon with an enrolment OF "a.
This shows that the teachers Of Marion
county appreciate the privilege they have
Of improving themselves. The sessions OF
the Institute are being held in the Normal
School building.
Fairmont Is rather dull now in busi-
ness point Of view. Farmers are busy
harvesting and ahun the town, while thosa
that live in town are as quiet as possible
during the hot weather. l am stopping
at the Continental Hotel, kept by Z. L.
Basnett, and so far my wants have been
properly attended to, and no doubt it will
so continue during my stay. This Is q
good hotel, and travellers need not fear to
give 1t call. X,
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A rRl.SrATE picnic and exhibition Of
the Grangen OF Pennsylvania, Virginia
md West Virginia, is announced to be
held near Mechanicsburg, Pa, August
.7th. 2sth and 10Th, prox. The agricultu.
ral horsetrot will be omitted and no premi-
nms will be given, but exhibitors Of farm
products will have the satisfaction Of hav.
inv their samples criticised, and seeing
their names in the Farmers Friend, pub.
,ished on the grounds.
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Khern va. thn nridsrroom,

CHICAGO July 2l.-The Inter Oceans De-
catur, ILL.,. special says: Mrs. Rhinehart
and her daughter, Miss Haniker, were
drowned in the sangamonl river to-day.
The young lady was to have been mar
ried in the Catholic Church today,
but her afianced failed TO appear, and in
a Ct Of desperation she started for the
river, followed by her mother. She
plunged in, and as Mrs. Rhinehart was
attempting to rescue her, both were
drowned. Others Of the bridal party mar
rowly escaped the same fate. A coroner's
jury gave verdict Of accidental drowning.
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TELEGRAPHBRIEFs.

Secretary Sherman arrived at Boston,
yesterday, and at his own request there
was public reception.
Julius Jacks house was burned at
Courtwright, Ont, yesterday, two chill.
dren perishing In the flames.
In the Louisiana Constitutional Conyen.
ton yesterday, the State debt ordinance
was passed by q vote Of IS to Al.
Secretary Sherman speaks at Water.
vile, Me-, Saturday. Excursions are ar.
ranged for the country roundabout.
Joseph Standing, a Mormon preacher,
was shot and killed by mob Of ten men in
Catoosa county, Georgia, yesterday.
The little boat City Of Boston, 40 days
from New York, was signalled from: High
Land Light, Cape God, yesterday morning,
Alwel[. E
1. D. Brinkley, 0 store keeper. At q Wal.
nut street house, Cincinnati, fell from the
tiith story TO the ground In the area Of q
hotel, last night, dying instantly.
| a M n ~. Z
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the loudest Unless Uncle Joseph's
friends can initiate the example Of these
willy fellows in this respect, better than
they arc now doing, they had beller leave
him to view the garnitu'e Of his p,stnres
and feed his aOckS unannoyOdb by the rude
encounters Of political warfare, Aslt ID,
they seem disposed to give him away be.
fore he has begun to run.
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ornnremen,s Annivnranrr.

o1rAwA, July el.-A number Of dele
gates have arrived to attend the Orange
Trinnial Council Wednesday. The Mayor
has made arrangements to prevent riot
should any attempt be made to create a
disturbance.
There are no new developments in the
Letillier case. Its expected that to.mor.
row his dismissal will be announced.
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ToInyestiEate.

i olNclNNATI, July 21.-The Congressional
Committee, consisting Of Representatives
lKennG, Of West Virginia, Carlile, ofKen.
tuckyfBrigg Of New Hampshire, Conger,
Of Michigan, Herndon, Of Alabama, and
New, Of Indiana, met at the Grand Cen
tral Hotel to-day, to investigate the al.
legged frauds In the First and Second Dis
tricts at the election In this city last octo.
Der. Owing to the absence Of Mr.. Brown,
member Of the committee, nothing was
done to-day, except reaching an agreement
to admit counsel. w $3.50 e''t- ~
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FRANCE


PARIS, July 2l.-ASmeeting Of the
Bonapartists Saturday, TO determine the
policy to be pursued In consequence Of he
death Of the Prince Imperial, was held at
the residence Of Rouher. 1tconsisted Of
Senitors land Deputies, neither Rolher
nor De Cassagnac being present. Ferdi.
nand Barrot presided. Caxeaux Baron,
y. Mackan and other speakers dwelt upon
the necessity Of Prince jerome Napoleon
giving guarantees, but the resolution de.
elarng that BY the death Of the Prince
Imperial, Prince jerome Napoleon be.