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Physicians speak in Terms OF Praise In favor OF the
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CINCINNATI, June rs, 1876
Having had some considerable acquaintance with
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DIR. j. HALL0WELL,
2,6 George Street, Cincinnati.
What Rev. Joseph Emery, the well.known City
Missionary, says:
CINCINNATI, June 80, 1876.
Having had long acquaintance with DR. Forbes,
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REV. JOSEPH EMERY
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OEE1lCERS:
BOARD OF MANAGERS.

j. j GORDON, Physician. ........"...., Cairo, Ills
Mrs. P A. TAYLOR, Superintendent of
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Mrs Z. C. FORD, Variety Bracket Store " "
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To WASHINGTON, Pa, AND CAPT. snrRL's
SPLENDID GROVE. The kind hearted, but
order.loving Capt. Harry shirl, writes to
Rev. Barnitz saying: "All right, will
hold the grove In readiness for you and
your many friends for Thursday,
June 5th." The coming excursion OF the
school for the day above mentioned prom.
ises 10 be one OF the largest It has ever
conducted By keeping away, under
most rigid regulations, everything and
everybody which has any tendency to
disorder, and promoting purity and good
morals In those who go and in the people
visited, the invitations to the English
Lutheran Sunday School 10 "come again"
are repeated from year to year. The
school and It's hundreds OF friends were
always received with cordial greeting
from the pastors, professors and people OF
Washington, Pa, and assurances Of this
are repeated for next Thursday. Kramer
and his musicians, with wind and string
instruments, will give an open air concert
In the grove at 9 r. N. Prominent and ex-
perienced railroad officials will have
charge OF the trains, and efficient commit
tees manage exery detail. The rates OF
fate are so low as to be within the reach
1t everybody, viz: 80 cents for adults and
'5 cents for children under u years OF
aUn
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Go to HOrnbrook's Park to-day.
FOREIGN NEWS.
cETEwAYo INCERcEPrs DEsERrERs-A WARN
TINE RXpRfTpD
THE ZULU WAR.

cErEwAYo INCERcEpTs DEsERrERs-A WARN
TINE EXPECTED.
LONDON, May 90.-A telegram from Mar
tizburg, dated May IA, says: There is ex-
citing news from Tugela frontier, near
Helpmaker. On the 11th OF May great
battle took place at a point between
Thringpost and Sanwhala. A powerful
Zulu Chiefnamed Matoora, and all his peo-
pie, numbering some thousands, had re-
solved TO surrender to the British. He
was joined by Dabalmanzi, Cetewayo's
brother, who commanded the Xulus at
Ojinghilow and remnant OF that army,
It's chiefs having kept away from Cetewayo
since their defeat through fear. When
nearing Thringpost they were unexpect-
edly intercepted by powerful force sup.
posed to be commanded by Cetewayo,
coming from the north. A feariulOonAict
ensued resulting in great slaughter OF
the Eulus who wished to surrender, and
they were dispersed and driven back.
Matcora escaped. 1t is reported that
Dabalmanzi was killed.
King Cetywayo, elated with his success,
and apparently leaving Lord Chelmsford's
columns, which have made a forward
movement, has summoned all his follow
ors and taken strong position at the fork
at White Umvelosi at its junction with
Black Umvelosi. At his back are some OF
the highest mountains OF Zululand, dense.
" wooded at the base. The country in
front is swampy here. The King evident.
ly awaits the British. Native scouts state
that he has declared he will never surren.
der. He is believed to have collected all
his available forces, and no raids into Ma.
tai are now feared, A bridge across the
Tugela IS now available for light transport
Col. Pearson, who has been suffering from
fever, is better. Much sickness from sum
stroke prevails. The Beers in Transvaa
are quieting. Col. Crealock's column had
some skirmishIng with unimportant re.
EOlks
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"a n t .II0 M L.,....l
men. II y a3oVe AZ ann geyono
all yet witnln the reacn o. aIl; y GoTy,, y,
erns all anu protects anu ue,enus w. 4, n
ngnt, \ neeo ne, l9r ~ ana eHPects alI,
u n neea pc, e. ngnt ior II II NIL Govern ~
AZ Dy tne oPe;tauons q iaw, u y cam III; "
tne power O. us arms Il ~ must rms y y
tne nation lot Whlch tnese men uleu, an1 ,1
10 tne times 70 come mIIlions more Wlll
even dare 70 die iof w lor We canhot 3e'
lleve either that the race oil heroes or tne
race p! OF traitors Is extinct, or ever WIZ DC.
shaii come ~ the iutGre OF our .,,S country
Sne1 q miaon Oh otaVe men WllI n.a not Ds
tonna ready 70 ne aeWh pesiae saeSe ueau
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

MARTINS FERRY News. Decoration Day
at Martins Ferry was observed in the
usual way. As early as seven o'clock the
citizens began gathering at Town Hall,
which had been designated as headquar-
ters, and soon large crowd was collected,
each person carrying large bouquet or
basket OF choice flowers. In fact the
floral offerings were never more profuse.
Every one that had them gave in proiu.
sion, and many OF them OF the choicest
varieties. At half-past eight o'clock the
line was formed, with the soldiers in front,
under the command OF Capt. X. S. Moore
and Lieuts. Chas Hook and John Madden,
and, followed by citizens and school chill
dren, marched up Hanover street, the
whole preceded by Stead's Cornet Band,
and thence to the cemetery in Walnut
Grove.
About the centre Of the grove plat
form had been erected, and around this
they all gathered, and, after beautiful
piece by the band, Rev. G. W. Chalfant
the Chaplain Of the occasion, commenced
the exercises by an eloquent and appro.
pirate prayer. Miss Jennie Greene then
recited in fine style a poem entitled
"Cover Them Over With Beautiful Flow
ers," after which the audience broke up
into squads, and, while the band played
a dirge, the graves were decorated, and 80
plentiful were the flowers that each grave
was a mound Of flowers; after which the
crowd returned to the platform and were
addressed for about one hour by the Hon.
James NJ. Qalzeil in one OF the most beau
tiful and appropriate addresses we have
ever listened to. At the conclusion the
audience was dismissed by the benedic.
ton by Rev. S. Y. Kennedy. Everything
passed off most pleasantly. Business was
almost entirely suspended all the stores
were closed and most OF the manufactures
shut down. Mr.. Dalzell was the guest Of
S, +. Dean while in town. #a.
Rev. Kirk Alexander, OF Moundsyille,
W. Va, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church Oh next Sunday evening.
School closed oil Thursday evening,
and graduating exercises took place on
Friday evening.
Our town was almost deserted yesterday
afternoon. A great many went to SEQ the
Sham Battle.
The Independent Order Of Red Men
will give social in Commercial Hall on
Friday and Saturday evenings.
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RRLtdrous NoEEs.-The Sunday Schools
using the International Lesson on both
sides the sea, will study tomorrow Ezekiel
xxvT: ia, being the Prophecy Against
Iyre."
Tomorrow will be Whit Sunday, &C.
corling to the church calendar, commem-
Grating the outpouring of the Holy Ghost
On the day Of Pentecast, Acts II. The day
is appropriately observed in most OF the
churches.
At the English Lutheran Church To.
morrow the pastor, Rev. S. B. Batnitz, will
preach morning and evening, the morn.
ing sermon being appropriate to Whit
Sunday.
Regular services tomorrow at the Dis
eiples' Church, between Twenty.frst and
Twenty.sccond, ON Ma rket street. con-
Quoted. Quoted BY Yo,SH W, B., B. Thompson; pastor.
ing, 7:S0-Subject, Worship God" Sun
day School at $50 p. NJ. Lesson with
illustrated review by pastor.
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tered ter lis.' fever .," oyer h0grsves otbOh Union
At INDIANAPOLIS,

tered flowers over the graves OF both Union
and rebel soldiers.
At INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 30.-Decoration Day
was observed bya suspension OF business
during the afternoon, and procession OF
military and citizens to the cemetery,
where appropriate exercises were held, a
rain storm come up just In time to seli,
ously. interfere with the pleasures OF. the
occasion.
AT CINCINNATI,
CINCINNATI, May SO.-The attendance
at Spring Grove Cemetery to-day during
the ceremony OF decorating the soldiers
graves was the largest for years, All the
public offices and the Chamber OF Com.
merce were closed, but otherwise there
was no suspension OF business,
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, May 3O.-Decoration Dav
was very generally observed here TODAY.
The Board OF Trade and business housss
were all closed. There was a large pro.
cession OF the military. Exercises weT.
held at the different cemeteries In the
afternoon.
AT CHICAGO.
CmcAdo, May So-The graves of all
soldiers were honored to-day by doraI
tributes at the various cemeteries. There
was grand military parade during the
afternoon and liberal display OF stars
and stripes.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
San FRANcrsco, May SO-Decoration
was observed with tho usual ceremonies
under the auspices Of Lincoln Post, g, A,
R. The Federal offices were closed, but
otherwise there was no suspension Of bus.
mess.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May SO.-The several thou.
sand graves Of the Federal soldiers in the
Cane Hill Cemetery Of this city were an.
decorated to-day. Rev. ]. II.
Haywood delivered the address OF the day,
AT NEW ORLEANS
NEw ORLEANS, May So.-The day was
celebrated by salute, military procession,
decoration Of graves at Chalmette and an
ration by Chas. G. Rice. A large mum.
Der Of ex.Confederates participated.
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ITALY.
Mt. ErxA ~ VIOLENT EnuprIax.

At' EANa IN NAuhbNl EhOIIIJN'
MEssINA, May 9o.-The eruption of Mt
Etna increases in force. The quantity Of
sshes thrown out is less, but the volume
of vapor has greatly increased in density.
Wednesday night number OF brilliant
balls OF fire were thrown to great height
and burst aloft like rockets, emitting a
fiery shower. A stream OF lava is flowing
apparently in the direction Of Vandaalo,
hut the exact line has mol yet been veri.
fed. During the whole OF Wednesday
night loud reports like the rolling OF ar
tilIery were heard.
CASDtA, May 3O.-Fresh craters have
opened on Mount lEtna, endangering
Blanca village, Randazzo and CastigloRp
Clouds OF ashes oYeFbang Piadmont,which
is in almost total darkness.
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WEST VIRGINIA NEWS.


From ParkcrSburg and Charleston.
PAREERsnuRG, May 20.-Marstown, q
little village about two miles below this
city, was the scene Of a bloody affray last
night which will probably come under the
head Of murder. About nine o'clock, two
young mcn, named respectively Andrew
and Tom Calvin, who were under the in.
tuencc Of liquor, stopped in front of a Lit.
lie church where services were being con.
duCteu, and told 4 little boy to go into the
church and call out man named Meyers,
. civil young man, who was attending the
service. Meyers unsuspectingly answered
the summons and came out. The Galyins
accused him Of telling lies about them,
which he denied, but his denial had no
effect, and they, evidently bent upon a
tight or murder, insulted and cursed him,
and finally told him he must fight them.
Some OF the church members, unable to
stop the quarrel, told them they must
leave the premises II they would fight,
which they finally concluded 10 do. They
proceeded some distance from the church
into field within sight, when Andy and
Movers pitched into each other. Bystand-
cTdcclare that while Andy and Meyers
were lighting Tom slipped up behind the
latter and struck him on the head with q
lowlder, telling him like an OK, and when
netell Andy jumped on him and stabbed
him in nine places with a knife, inflicting
terrible wounds, either OF which, the ply
Ncan declares arc serious enough 10
pmve fatal.
TGeGalvins then left, when Meyers was
taken to his home, whore everything
vas done 10 relieve him, but at this writ
ing there seems but little chance for his
recovery. Officer Stacy captured Andy
Calvin, the man who, it is alleged, did the
cutting, but Tom has thus far eluded ar
rest.
CHARLESTON, May 20.-The motion be.
lore Judge Smith as to who he would
recognize MS his Clerk was argued up to
noon yesterday, when the Court adjourned
until this morning to render decision,
The counsel on both sides in closing their
Arguments said that II their clients did NOT
submit to Judge Smiths decision they
would no longer act as counsel. This had
Salntary effect on the after action OF The
parties. When Court opened this morn
ing Jadge Smith in a very brief statemen,
decided that the old Clerk, William L
Gilison, would hold over. This settlet
tile matter. There has been no demon
stratiOn to-day OF forcing Mr.. Swinburn
although that kind Of . spirit existet
strongly yesterday. The eSae will mex
come up in the County Court, which vii
decide whether Mr.. swinburn is an allsi
,or not.
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FA1RMoNT.

The Town Deserted Yestcrday-TIckeis
Sold for Wheeling and Grafton.
FAIRNoNr, W. Va, May 30.
Editors IntellIgencer
Our town has been in manner desert.
ed to-day, lSO tickets having been sold to
Wheeling and 22O to Grafton. weshould
say it has been good day for the railroad
company.
The dry weather continues. We have
had but one or two light showers for more
than month, and vegetation is suffering
very much. The crops will be short unless
rain comes soon.
We suppose this is holiday, but our
State does not recognize it as such, and so
our schools were in session as usual ali
day, but with very slim attendance.
The Mrgintdn newspaper OF this place
wants Blaine for President in 1880, and
Hon. j. Marshall Hagans for Governor.
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BestoWs His Benedietion ON the ApprO.
priatiOn Bill, the Army and the Presi-
dent.
GRAFTON, W. Va, May 80, 1879.
Editors Int.llISeneer.
Passenger train train No. 2 west bound
had on board Mrs. Gen. Crook and Hon.
Ben Wilson, NJ. O, Mrs. Crook was anx.
ious to know what Congress had done
with the army bill and requested gentle.
man to ask Col. Ben. for information. His
answer was that 1t was in 'statu quo"
The gentleman told him that Mrs. Crook,
not being lawyer, would probably not
understand what he meant by the Latin
phrase. He then told the gentleman so
far as he was concerned that he wished
Congress would adjourn and let the ap-
bill, the army and the Presi.
dent go to hell. L.
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WILL PROBABLY RECOVERING are glad
to hear that there is some prospect OF the
recovery OF Mr.. James Henry's little son,
who accidently shot himself while playing
with loaded revolver on Thursday
morning. Yesterday his condition was
considered much more favorable. and he
rested a great deal easier. The ball has
not yet been extracted, but 1t will likely
be found and removed when the lad is in
condition to have his wound probed.
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Go to Hornbrook's Park to-day.

JoHS RoENFn, Nos. 2Ol0 and S09l Main
street, Centre Wheeling, W. Va, has SO.
cured the sole agency Of Madam Demorests
Fashionable Patterns, Pattern Books,
Journals, instruction Books, What to
wear and how to make ii; in fact, the most
scientific and complete outfit for dress
makers and others who wish stylish gar.
ments qt any kind, Everything new and
fresh, and at less price than any others.
Call and examine them. Also, New
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Hosiery, Parssols,
White Goods, Carpets, oil 0loths, Wall
Paper Linen Suits, tSo., &e. All are in.
vited. We sell cheap for cash.
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WHEELING SABBATH School ASSOCIATION
The next regular meeting Of the Wheel
ing Sabbath School Association will be
held on Tuesday evening, June Sd, at the
Thomson NJ. I. Church, on the Island, at
u o'clock. The subjects for discussion
are "How to Reach Children Outside OF
Sunday School Influence" by Rev. Clan
cey; Libraries, ETC., by W. ]. w. Cowden.
The report Of the delegates to the Mar
shall County Sabbath School Convention
will also be received,
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PERSONAL MESTIoX.-AIiss Jennie Cos.
horn, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, is a guest OF
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton.
Morrow, OF the Hancock Independent, and
Plattenburg, of the Hancock Courier, were
among the distinguished spectators Of the
Sham Battle.
]. NJ. Dalzell, OF Caldwell, Ohio, known
throughout the country as "Priyate" Dali
zell, is a guest OF the New MCLure.
Lieut.. Clarence Smith, OF the Davis
Light Guards, being recently married,
might be said to have enjoyed his honey
moon in the sham fight Yesterday.
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ENGLAND.
A MIG SUIT.

InNDoE, May Sl.-The Lord Justices OF
Appeal have reversed the decision OF the
British Chancery Court rendered April
24th in the suit between the bondholders
OF the National Bolivian Navigation Com
pany OF the United States and tho contrac.
tors for building the Madeira and Mar,
mire Railway, inYQlyIng tho SuB Of $780,.
$500, 900, alter deduoung the expenses Of
litigation, will be distributed among the
bondholdeFa, Tho nominal value Of Inc
bonds is el,050,0OO. The respondents will
now carry the case to tho House OF Lords,
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tBy Telegaph.l

10y 4eiegraph.l
MEMPHIS, May SO.-River fell Z inches.
EVANSVILLE, May S0.-River l2 feet on
gauge and rising. Mercury 90'
VicxsHuRG, May 3O-Weather cloudy
Thermometer S0'. River fallen 4 inches.
CINCINNATI, May 2O.-River 10 feet .
inches and falling; Weather cloudy and
warm. Arrtved.Emma Graham, Pitts
6urgh; Robt. MITCHELL New Orleans.
6DeParted-Andes, Wheeling; L. Davis,
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TERRIaLY ExlAusTISG ARP 7RE NlaHs
SwE4rs WHICH accompany consumption. But
thpyi as we'll as the paF6xysnls al coughing,
aFr Invariably broken up BY pR. WI. Halls
tAlSAN yoS THE LpEGs, which eopquers the
deadly malady, as we'll as bronchitis, pnsu.
monia, plenrtsy, asthma, dlphtheria, and all
other affections OF the throat, lung and chest.
itsaYeS thousands from untimely graves, and
Group, whooping cough and aulnzy. II 4 sold
byall druggists. John l.. Smith & Co.. whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, ". Va wS&w
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POLICE Cousr.-Yesterday mornings
session OF the Police Court was a "white-
wash"-not solitary case being reported
for trial, which speaks well for the good
order maintained in the city the night be.
fore grand holiday.
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BY using the celebrated water Proof
Luster." This liquid contains oil which
when applied to shoes makes the leather
absolutely water proof, softens them, and at
the same time restores them to a jet black
luster, making them appear new. Re-
member you can only purchase it at VII.
son Bros, 1909 Market street.
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syracuse-Star 4; Cleveland Q
Boston-Bostons, 0; ChicAgos, 8.
Troy1Troy Citys, 2; Clncinnatis, 4.
Observation-Disclosures A. BufIalos, 0.
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BuIeIde.

SAN Francisco, May sO.-James D. Fry,
well known lawyer OF this city, killed
himself at MarshGeld, Oregon, this morn.
ing. Nothing is yet learned OF the cir.
cumstances. He went to Marshtield sew
eral weeks ago on professional business
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stubborn Sonhnmnre.

SAN FRANcIsco, May 3O-The entire
sophomore class ofthe State University
were expelled yesterday, for refusing to
dlvulge the names OF the members OF the
class guilty of issuing obscene bogus
junior examination programmes.
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NorlIINo could excel the success Of yes.
terdays proceedings on the Island, except
the magnificent summer suits sold to the
boys Of the various companies from the
@st9r" @Sna which they bore F home III high
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eiulrY. = Anybody recommending q
soothing remedy for children containing
opium in any form is guilty OF doing harm.
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup Is warranted not 70
contain optates and should therefore be
Tidely recommended.