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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
THE NATIONAL. CAPITAL.
THAT lITTlE ASSESSMENT ON GOV
EakMEhT OFFICIALS.
Cyphsfiag Out the Radical Rscotd
CRAFTS Request to be A,ceded to
Nov the Government 10 flseced
by Coaseisacs,ea Landlords,
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The clerks la the various departments
Who werc officially requested to con
tribute two per cent of their salaries Ia
constitute = bribery fund Tor us. la the
coming campaign, are making anxious
inquiries ~ 30 whsthsr Nc. Hayrs has
besa put oa the same iootiag With them
VA this matter. A. he Mas never known
to contribats Q cent towards paying the
Radical campaign expenses, l, 10 safe to
say that he hasn't Mr. Sypher, eH'
Republican member vi Congress IRON
I.ouisians. said soas very unkind things
about several gentlemen connected with
that orIaniIiiion. in . recent speech In
Washington. Mr.. sypher should bs
Inciliaisd. The President has ex.
presses. = determination 10 immediately
take some action looking Ia the retire
mcnt III army offices whose terms Oi ser
vice exceed the limit prescribed by law.
The invest ,gaiions of the House Com.
mities on Expenditures on Public
Buildings develops the TACT that the
annual amount paid by the Government
tor buildings n, edcd by the several de
psrtInents exceeds one aud quarter
millions ot dollars Congress should
give ths matter some attention next
winter. The report III Admiral WymRn,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
Tun VIRGINIA DEMOCRACY
A Project to Heal the isrcach
In the Party.

B,irINoSS, Nh, July e. mas"
meeting has been called II Woodstock.
Shenandoah county. Va, on the 3Oth
inst tu effect acompromise between the
RralIuSicIs ani the FundeTs. AMI thus
sccurc the absolute success oi the Demo
,rsI,c ticket Ia the Presidential contest
I ,,ou the occasiOu ot the Assembling,
speech making " 10 be- dlspensrd With,
ani II b. slmply proposed, IN " trr to
test the ssutiIncnt Oi those present, to
Tc.istrT the names ot all voters ~ho
iavuT this action In Shenandoah county
Tia. other counties ar, urgently request
81 tn take slmilaT actlon and thus Show
o. the world that the Democrats oi Nir-
s,n,A are united on National issues The
proposition tuT CompTumise, ~hi'h
hp already bsrn RgTecd upon 10y the
icaiing msmbets Oi bath wings oi the
party. rccnmmcnd the placing IN the
hsld 1T AN electoral ticket tn bc eompos'
81 oi ii,c electors from each wing oi the
party. the eleventh elcctor Ia be chosen
hy the National Democratic Committee
III the United States The rall ior the
n.ayting ~ sisnsd by hundreds oi pron'l-
ncLt mcn oi bath sinss ol the Demo
cratic party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
THE COMING STRUGGLE.
Notes Of Political Happenings
throughout the C0uniry.

~. I.ntI.. July - The Democratic
State Convention adj Iurncd NJ lOo'clock
this moTniug, after being IN session all
uisht.
The iolloxi ing is tho full ticket noaAi.
mated: Governor, Thomas t'r,ttrn'
den; Lieutenant iovernor, Robert A.
Camph,ll; Judge at the supreme Court,
Robert A Ray, Secretary oi state. NJ.
x Mcoralh; Treasurer, Phil T.. Chap
pell. Auditor, John Walker, Attorney.
ji.n.rai. u. u Mclnyr,, Register al
Lands, x. A. McCullouI Ih, Railroad
Cnmmiaslnnrr. t,.nrge Pratt; ElcCiorS
at Large, J. -. l. Morrison aud n. Phil'
hps. All.rnatcs, r.. " McCabs aud u.
A. Drboli.
10 arats brown Tor Senator,
~ I.orIs, July 2j-Ex t,uvrTnor B
Gra,l Brown has announced himself ~
a Democratic candidate before the next
Legislature tor the United states senate.
Wsst virg,nis u 10 Ho,Iy Uontosied.
MasuI>uiuN, July - The Wnsi
Virginia Republicans are going io make
a Vigorous iiyhi this YEAR, more ~ than
they have over dsai. before. They will
open the campaign with n big mass
M, citing At Parkrrsburg, Tuesday Hcn
erals tiibHon aud GrosvenoS have been
invited to act as orators. ,iroevenor
will bs present, but Gibson will not,
OoI Dan Johnson's bucoessor.
PAHSsasnu.u, ". Va July ~ Tho
Democratic Senatorial Con, ,eniion al
tnis (Fourihl district, composed oi
Wood, Writ, Peasants aud Tyler cuun'
ties, met at ~. Marys, Peasants coun-
~, Yesterday, aud unanimously nomi.
nalcd Col. ID. A. Roberts, oi Burning
Springs. to succeed Col. Dan johnson la
the STATE SENATE. Tnis Ia one ol the
slrongcst nominations that could possi'
lily l.. made, aad IN equivalent Ia al
election.
Prohibition,st Convention.
CoIrAa,s, July ~ / The irohlbltion'
ists oi this county aud Congressional
d,slIict went through the motion oi
nominating a county aud Congressional
ticket Yesterday. There we're Just four
teen persons present. u d. Hubbard,
III this city. ~As nominated Tor Con
grc.s, and pr II Scott, al Lancaster,
Tor Presidential clccior THE resolutions
simply resiirm tGc iaiiorm oi the
Cleveland Convention ut Jane 10th.
A CoIorsd Hancock sni I'm snsh Club.
FrusuI>o, l. l, July 2i-l iaIse
numtcr oi roluIed lie nocTsls ot this
city hay. formed a Hancock and Ia.
gllsn club. sni propos" doing effective
work daring the coming campaign, which
IL about to open,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
THE TON DISAb-
TER.
Progress 0f the inVeStigatiOn at
Nsw London.

NV IoxpoN, July J-ln the Maria.
gansclt investigation to-day, Capt ,Anh'
phpr,, ot the steamer Ciiy Ui New York,
tpsi,iird that his boat arrived NJ her pier
in N.~ York about 10 4 N, and he had
an Intrr,ica with Captain Ia'To,k man
aver ui the Slunlngton line, hnl tho lat
ter SAID nothing abont assisting the fcs
cuud passengers ~ any nav, and as iaf
an hc knew, nothing was done 10y the
officers III the Slonington line io relieve
the pA~ensrrs whilu they remained on
board ia, City oi New York. u,
was examined at some length
as to his Interpretation ui
the rules on tho subject oi ahisilcs.
Ills ideas seemed In he clearer than
those oi the csp'ains' al the StoninRton
line lie gave u Nm h,s opinion that u
Mas more difficult to hear The Whistles
ON the sioninaton line than on any
other on the Sound. lie had expert
enced more diiiiculiy 10 passing the
Stonington boats ~ n toy, because th'y
did not bl0x their Whistles m Jiten ~
other boats lie knew II one ~.
stance IN which the NarTagsn-cit
aad stoningtou had mistaken each 9th
era signals q, lie vas IN thu employ oi
the sionngton lne ~ pilot Tor tao years
and during that time ho Vas the only
pilot on board lie did not believe that
the stoningion and Sarragan,c,t could
have got within Two minutes 0i each
other the nigh, oi the collision w'lhont
hearing each others whistles,
provided the Whistles wrir
properly blown. They ought
Ia have heard the whistles from hve Ia
sin minutes oil
Daniel Is. Rodmap, passenger on the
Stoningion. testified that he saw one
boat Iosercd. ard noticed her pulling
around the stern oI tho stonlngion, aud
ssksd those on board why they did no,
rrus the passengers from the Nara
gansett, xho could then bc seen IN the
~a,er The rply was male tia, the
plug ~as out OF Ihc beat, aud sh. would
iouhded before she could reach the Mar
rasansrit
Adjourned Ill Turs 'ay.
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unHMAk r.
lie, No Political Bispiioanos.

BsRIIS, July - The government
does not seem al all Ratistied with the
news that the despatch Oi German Cti'
rial, to Cons,aniinopio has had tho 81.
feet Of making the other powers uneasy.
Tho Minister oi Foreign Affairs has
therefore ordered tho German rrprescn
tativcs abroad to state that the ncgotia'
lions on the matter have bern procccd.
ing some time, and the despatch oi the
prussian councillors Ia Consiantinople
has no polIlical significance ~hatovor.
tho Coming naval Demonstration.
Baum, July 23.-Tho naval demon.
straiion of the powers IN Turkish va.
i"rs will he placed under French and
English command.
Tho Assassin ot Nine. skobslon
RsR,Is, JuiS - An evening papsr
says OuIalis entered the lxty'third
Regiment through ueneral Skoleloh's
lniiurncr. Ills commission, which he
forfeited by goirg to Bosnia. Vas r-
stored, aud he distinguished himself a
Brcsi0yaix and was appointed itenesal
>kolrlotrs adju,ant and ruceivrh tho
Orders oi Vladimir and NJ. 8cotas snd .
sword at honor Tor his gallantry, Alter
The war urneral Skobrloh pr1ured him
M appointment nm n captain IN tho Ron
mrlian militia lie became isahpated,
and u iu bolicvad he aud Madame hko-
bcloH's msii consp,red Ia murder and
mob her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
WuEEI mo w VA SATURDAY MORNING, JULY a. 1880

The bow Of tho Garland, when the pilot
OF tho Mamie threw his wheel over and
shs swung directly across the stream
end presented her broadside 10 the Gar
land. In this position the latter struck
her squarely
just An the Pilot House.
crushing in her side aud submersina
her whole forward part. Before they
aruck, the Garland stopped her engine,
kut did not reverse. She was apparently
6,ng nearly at her full rate at specd at
De moment Of tho collision. When the
tho vessels stiGck, they rlung tovrther
lDr q moment or two, and the pilot 0i
he Mamie and ono ar two passengers
,Aambcred on board tho Garland wilh
assistance. The Garland then be-
gan 70 hack, and the two vessels
SEPARATED. Tho Manic driitod down
,ks sirram, her forward part submerged
ot entirely carried asav, but her stern
OFT 0f water. She sank entirely out OF
sight la ton minu'cS.
Another viot,m.
Ia addition t0 The names Oi the lost
already sent il has been asceriained hat
lkother boy, John Urrnscl, WAS also
drowned The search 10 day Jailed to
tlad the wreck ui tho runkcn yacht No
bAdies have yet been reCovrted. An M
vss,ivaiion has been ordered 10y tho
local board ol steamboat inspectors,
witch will probably begin Tomorrow.
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RTH Nh DETAILS.
An Iutimation That the Steamer Was I'm
gsssd ~ RAo,pE ststsmsnts OF the sur.
NlNnfa

An Iutimat,on That the Steamer Was In
ssssd ~ RAo,pE statsmsnts of the sur-
Sisors.
DKrsoIr, July :3-Fuller details oi
the accident on the river last nig,t dn
not essentially alter tho general facts
already iclegraphed. Ia an intsryic~
Father Btc}enbursh stated that just
PRIOR to tho collision most Ot tho boys
acre la the cabin lie wa, sitting with
older membcrs al the pa ~ and they
"a ptiued the steamer c0uiing down thr
r,yer. Tho Garlapd aud th, Fortune,
another steamer. seemed Ia h,n, not veIy
Tar apart aud coming very rapidly. ~
do not kaow," he said. IL hardly dare
assert 10, and yet u seems to me" aud
the Father mad, = significant pause.
A Though He Thought They We're hse.
ins
lie went on to say that he did not
dream oi coll SION. ia TACT, had Just
said To Miss Dussean. aho Mas siit,I x
beside him, that u Mas a picturesque
aud rxhtiiaraiing sight Ia see = strauier
plo~ through the wafer on such bright
moonlight night. when he saw the GAr.
land suddenly loom mp larger, and in
stantly deyinrd with horror that
A Collision Wss tmminsut
TIE Mamie ~histltd aud soon after the
Garland replied, but hare down directly
ga the fragile Yacht. crushing II a. II II
hal been an rea shell, fairly cutting u
ia two, am,dship. Al the moment he
had OWNED that the collision VAS una.
yoidabie he had shouted TO his friends
aud children. Come To the trout
Como 10 the 'front.' some OF them did
so. Miss b,ss"an followed him, and st
the same time he i,lt the boat give xay
beneath him And caught hold oi = rope
on the Uariand. The Young lady did
the same somehdy on board the
steamer pulled her sboard and he
climbed the iopo that he had noid of
nnaiici. The tour boys who were
saved
Crs~lsd Out OF the Cabin Windows of
the Yacht
aud thr~ ihrmselyss into the water.
They wcr picked DIP by the lie boat oi
the Uarland, which was Immediately
lo~er~i, but some Who might have been
ave,i werr, hs kesfs, drowned by the
ssell or run down by the Fortune,
which piow~i along very soon alter.
This was not the iault oi the Fortune,
A. they s.rtned 10 suppose the Garland
people sho hailed them ia the alarm
and anxiety, sers checsiug them The
Father did no, knos hos the accident
could hav. occarr~d ~ oil, ~ u wss such
a brilliant moonlight night that the
smalless object coald he discovered si .
great distance.
Psrsoss % tie Garland calm ths, the
night et wsy Belonged 70 Her.
- - vss sosas dosn stream and Gas
the larger boat Mamie, they say, CANT
straight towards the Garland. sis mailing
that she would paD % the
leit BY Q blssl oi the
whistle, 70 vhich the Garland rsspoad.
I'd. NsSshes spsnrenuy shsperd their
eoarss. untl he Hsnis vss almost ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
ROBERT NORRIS ESTATE.
FinstSettieinent After Seventy
four Years of Litigation.

PnILApIiru,. july % The ot.
phans' Court has finally adjuiicatri III"
estate oi Robert Morris, just - years
after h,s death. Morris Was the great
hnanr,.r oi revolutionary times, Who
voted against the declaration oi indie
penience, hut slgnci 70 after It's ad"p,
tion, Who raised th. means 10 i,ei and
paw th. coloaial army, Who issued hts
o~n notes tor million and = halt Sbrn
the infant nation ~as exceedingly en'
barrssscI ior funds, snd redeemed
every dollar oi them, ani ~ho. 10y q
series OF land spsenlations, lied ~iih
great pumb-r Oi debts chnsing io his
estate. SOn Decsnher l, lsiS, the heirs
agreed upon Henry Phillips, Jr, a. the
trust-s, and he procce,icd to settle the
estate, iasl month he submitted his
accnuuis o. the Orphans Court, show.
,ng that a final division ct the estate had
been male by him. ssAba, !So go'ng tn
the Heybnrn estate ani sac SW 10
Robert Morris as next oi lin. The
court has approved the report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
anN nRAL WAsHINaToN DIE.
PATCH No.
The Retirement Of superannustsd Army
Ofhoera

The hstiremsnt Of buperannuatsd Army
Ofhoers
WAsHISuroN. July - The Secretary
oi War has had u conference. with The
President with respect to the retirement
oi superannuaied officers Oi Me army
The President indicated liberalization
90 take this question up NJ once, most
probably Just before his departure Tor
the West, in August. THIS prelin mary
question having been disposed OF, the
Secretary al War will examine the
claims of the different aspirants. Tho
letter oi ieneral Grant, asking the pro-
motion "i General Ingalls, to tho Quar-.
termaster G,nerslship. ia the place OF
Meizs, In likely to bc acceded Ia by the
President. IN anticipation oi these
changes the army doctors aro having a
lively lili over Genera Baines place
General Crane, the second ~ rank, u
making no contest. Those of lesser
rank, who have little or no right 10 the
place, meanwhile are besieg,ng the
President vigorously.
Yellow Fever In Havana.
WAsuiSGroS, July 2J The National
Board oi Health has received n Telegram
announcing that ior the week ending
July 10Th there were - deaths from yci'
low lever Ia the city Oi Havana There
we're probably 900 casrs ri yellow lever
la The city aud suburbs
Conso snco Stricken.
" I-uIxGros, July - The Presiient
has received from BALTIMORE au anony-
nous conscience contribution at 81
The sender says a Was money withheld
when the lurolnc Tax Law was in tnrcc.
The money W,!i be turned into thc
Treasury.
behaving Lake Civilized People.
WAsu,soros. July ~. The Interior
Department to-day received n telegram
from Indian Agent ludlan, nj t'asa
GTandr, Arizona, stating that the lndi
ans at that point were drank on liquor
oi their own manufacture and were
killing each other, ANA hc had sent to
Fort McDnaell for E,niary a-S'siance {"
lueil the disorder.
Minor Notes.
Acting Secretary He'll, oi "a, Interior
Department, appointed John X French,
rx Sergeant al. Arms at the nlicd
Statcr senate, to tll ia. position at SEC
I,iary aud pisburslns OIhccr oi the u 90
Commission. made vacant hy the death
oi W. =. StiCkncy.
Tho 4 abinet meeting to-day aas al
short duration and DEVOTED almost ck'
4 usiycly 10 routine business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
HAY Es' PEN URY.
Hs Has Never Ys, Made . Contribution
To ths Hadioal Cause.

WAsuISGros. July ~. There has
he,n considerable inquiry IN To whether
the President has becn called upon Ia
pay the Republican Congressional Cam
paign Committee txo per cent. oi his
salary, th. same ~ other Governmrnt
officials. u can be said On trustworthy
authority that up tn th's time the
Presldent has not handed IN the 81 400,
being two per cent. oi his salary, aud
therS are Republicans who are unkind
enough to say that they don't believe
he Nill give the committee u cent. al
though loohing With d,slavur upon the
poor clerks Who refused Ia io ~. u IL
asserted IA i,epublican quarters that the
Prcsiaeut has never yet made . contii.
button to the Republican csuse, al
thoavh too years go No toid Q commit-
tss ~hici, oslled npoa him that he in.
tended to send SSD to Ohio Ia he uscd
in Major Finlcy's district. u tho money
VAS sent the Congressional Committee
~cr. never iniormci oi the iact.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
oLAGD d
Bsaoousnsld 10 Lead the Opposition 70
thu Irlab Bill

Lospos, July % Lord Cairns leads
the opposition To the compensation bill
~ the House Of Lords Arthur Toitsn'
ham, member iron, I1atriiu. will move
the rejection oi the bill ia the House al
Commons THIS mornings Poa ssys:
Tho feeling snong tbs press against the
blIl gains force aud volume Lord Bsa.
cOnstirld comes 10 town next Week To
lead the opposilion. In adiit,on TO the
drl,c,ions Ol TIM Marquis III l.sns.ioWne
ant the Earl 0i Lirtoarl, the Earl h
u .cland, Lord In Waiting. Who resigned
last night, has stated that anotl,~r peer
holding oliic. and owning largo estates
~ ireland, has expressed his intsaton
To resign, in order to bs irre to Oppose
tho bill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
GxaoRBIrAsr RENTS.
What the oovsrnmsnt Has To PAY tor the
Bu,ldinss Leased TO me Vsrious De

What the aovsrnmsnt Has to Pay tor the
Bu,ldinss Leased TO me Vsrious De
psrtmsnta
W,suiSaroS. July 20 Tn, HOUSE
Committee on Expenditures oa fnblic
Ruiliinss Vas ins,Turtrd last session To
inquire into and report shsi rents th.
,,oystnunent IL paying I've buildings aud
sr,uu,i., vhsther they are reasonable
AMI xh.thrr the Q niirI ststes should
continue to pay snch rents Gr erect suit
able building- demanded by the public
nseis
A dsy or tao before Consress al
,ouru.,l this committee submiited an
elaborate report, xhlch has Just been
printsl. In reply to Communications
an. co, ,m,ttec received iron, the several
J,psuuents repoIts as comple,. 40 CIR
,um.tsncss wouli allow. The amount
N rnt psid by the lntsriof, War
and Navy Departments IN remote
pl.s,. ss,nld not he immediately oo
tanned "a ~ill he submitted next sss
sion. The report, however, shoss thN
th. Po-tofh,e Department psys S>'''
s5S rent per snnum; that the Treasury
prpsrtn,est pays ksls.'s3 rent per AN
NUN. The Cun,mitiee thinks this he
psrtment pays General BsniAmin T.
kutler too much ior "ssuall part o. the
rear OF his mansion opposite the Cap-
tol" IL is not, thev think, worth $s.uO
= wear. the rrnt paid. The War Depart
n,.nt psys $Stl, tSs rsnt per annnm.
The Interior Impairment rvtarns ts9,'
,.sp r,nt per Annaaa paid In ws.hinston
d. ....s.. .,i s.Ai.i ou tai.is vtll bs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
TANNER'S FAST.
The Doctor Confident of Success
A Liberal Offer.

Nsw YoHx, July . -pr Tanner, al
noon, rommenceL the ?bih dsy oi hs
las, in improved condition and spirits.
he says water d,sircsses his stomach,
and hereafter he will tAke les., although
he has taken pint since midnight Tie
expresses Indignation at the reports III
his falling, aud declares that he ~ss never
more conn,i~pi oi suosss than nos. 4
Nsu tosk manager this norp,as edsssd
hse - - ssss y ss~pssss iss hs'
a his theStrS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
kOPElD IN.
Hanging Of GsOrge Bennet for
She Murder Of Hon. George
Brown, at Toronto, Yesterday.

Brown, at Toronto, Yesterday.
coR0Nro, July - - George Bennett,
alias Dickson, convicted Tor the murder
oi the late ,ie0rgo Brown, WAS hanged
In the Jail ya,d, In this city, this morn.
ina. Tie made u speech, dunying any
intention oi harming Brown when hr
visited his office. Bennett bore n siolid
demeHnor aud spoke without u urnor.
ItNih appeared to have resulted from
strsnsulaiion, spasmodic contraCiions
ol the body continuing for ten ninuieS
alter the drop Tell.
The following 10 the speech made ~
Bennett on the scaiiuld this morning;
ttksrLEMEs: avn poii Y l die, and ]
sm Innocent ii the crime. IL M woi's
that l Gan possibly say cnu 1 clear ny
self and ] cannot say any more than that
! aW innocent, as tho aci was br,ond
my control. The act 10y which Hon.
Geusgo Brswn met hls death aas done
In an excited moment. | suppose hc
could not lurescc the consequence.
tie thought ] was going 10 uso tho
revolver when drew II from my pocket
aud hr grasp,d AT 1t, aud Il caused the
act vhWh caused his death. His hand
must have struck the trlggcr,as the shot
was tiied simultaneously with his catch
INK NJ IL. | am going Ia uIrci my tod,
nov, aud u would uoa Iolish thing Tor
mo To dio with lie on my lips. What
| saw here You mny accept aS n ihci. !
would not likely speak falsely when !
a,n about Ia die, ! am pos1csred oi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24

IsApsIlLs, Cot, July % --'isnersl
Grant arrived last evening at Q % lie
wss received by 4 company OF mgunlei
police, tso oompaairs oi cavalry, i've
companies oi Infantry, the city nrs de
parimrnt aud five hundred s-isrsns oi
ii.s late ~ar. A salute of lG guns "a,
hred ~hiie the pncr-sloa marchri
through the city. Tho line oi marrh
wss briIl,sa,iy niauinsird and d-oorai
ed. u .. rst,nAisd that nearly 9,ODlro'
pie werc on III. streets The ,'cnerai ei-
cused himself from making a speech On
sooouus oi koarseness Tomorros he
x,ll visit the ,ain~r, attend III, theatre
IN the evening. and halls aud reception
after the theatre. Th. party siil remain
until Monday. The city erPcnds s'o.
90. mostly rsis~d by private subscriP.
ton, Tor the enicrt&inmenL
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TU AkLY.
The Porte nsisets the Decision of ne
Conference.

CoSsr,SriSopLs July 2S. The Coun
eli oi Ministers yesterday dscided upon
4 reply % the coll~ctivs note oi the
powers. Ths note asks the possrs TO
agree IN principle that JAnina LsIissa
and Mel1ino shall remain in Turkish
possession, and proposes that the Ports
shall reopen negotiations With Ores % on
this basis This 10 Substantially . ts'
lection OF the decisionS ol the Bsriin
Conference.
Th, Ru.s,an Ambassador has again
demanded the execution 0f the asssssin
o. the Russian Colonel Colnmsriton.
Montsnssro VIII Rot bs Tnssd VIA.
ADeddin PAshs. Minister VI P6reign
Affair, has proposed that the Turco'
Monirncgria Commission shall invssii'
gate the question Of the evasion ot Tuss
10 Montenegro. Tho Montenesrin sn.
,oy has refused the proposition and de-
clarrs his iatsntion 10 leave CONSTANT
nople saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-24
APoGAHIDfAu.
Ahdursshasa Ihsa - Aasse-gAa tass
Ase ~ she OeaUa.

AhdasssAasa Kssa . Aasse-@gAs tass
Ass ~ NE uss0a.
CASUL, July -. The lsss - ol the
Osbul drama was bsvSa to-day 6v Das.
bar attended by most u Lhs Oabsls
chieis and seatleuss, by delegates from
Abdurrsh@sn Khan sad BY many Dsit.
lsh otlioors. Abdurahmsn khaa va
tormsriy recognised - Amsss, asd 70.
morrow his name viii bs rscstsd 10 pray, I,
srs 10 the mosques. Msay lsaAsrs u
Yakoob khau's party have lolnSd hlm;
is has released the msrrhs hsadiss ssissd
In Turksstaa. The British army 10 10
bs ~ithdra wea In thres Ws~ka
lsp .sh 0rilna. Brilish political otsiosr,
on bchsli oi The Queen and vicssoy ol
Iudia, acknowledged Abdurrshman
khan - Ameey aud anaouncsd % early
withdrawal of the troops withla ths
isontiss axsd by the uessY u 0un.ls.
mut. THE 0snssai bssouyht Ardsv 10
sink their private Qusrrrls and uaits in
assisting the Amecv 10 rsstors pssos aud
order. Air,isrs listened In silsncs.