The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-23
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Homo and Foreign Matters OF I'm.
p0rtnnce.

Homo ana Foreign Matters Oh I'm.
p0riance.
There has been several fresh shocks OF
earthquake at Agram, in Crotis.
The principle OF irremovAbility Of mag
istrates has been suspended in France for
one year.
Mart Dugan, well.known character,
shot and killed Lewis Lamb on the street
at Leadville yesterday.
The Persian troops, contrary to the
orders Of their commander, destroyed
twenty Kurdish villages.
A Berlin correspondent says: The So
Cialists have resolved, in view Of the vio-
lent means recently employed against
them, to abstain from voting at political
elections.
The London Sportsman says Ross was
out OF condition when he rowed Saturday.
Laycock has offered Tricket, as consola-
ton, hall the prize he won at the Interna-
tional regetta.
There will he no match between Han
Ian and LaycoCk. Thompson, the chief
hacker OF Lrycock, has promised to en-
deavor to bring Laycock home to the
United States and Canada next year.
A correspondent at Calcutta confirms
the report OF a revolt of the tribes in
Northern Cashmere, and says: Should
the seven hundred SicGes, now operating
against the rebel, be obliged TO retire q
general rising would probably ensue.
Dervisch Pasha, in obedience with in.
struc.ions relative to the Immediate trans.
fer OF Dulcigno, made forward move
ment Sunday with his troops, but was
compelled TO fall back because Of formi-
dable concentration OF the Albanians.
The New York journal, Truth, yesterday
commenced the publication OF Rp alleged
confession OF iKenward Philip, idrger ot the
Morey letter. Philip is probably so hard
up for some one whose name he can forge
that he Is concocLing bogus confession.
The Sporlsman, reviewing the results OF
the regatta, says: By blindly following
old traditions Rs to the size, shape and
make OF certain boats suitable for high
land weight, an English sculler cannot
hope 10 regain for England any OF the
aquatic prestige she has lost.
Tho total values OF exports Of petroleum
and petroleum products from the United
States during the month September, 1880,
we're s. 7l2 ,763; leaving September, 1879,
s., ,4l0, $50; for the nine months ended
September 1880. S24 $50, ,34S, and for the
same period in 1879, s96. 060. $50.
The London Times in its yesterday q
Header, says: We need only repeat that
while the Cabinet has been unable to
agree in regard to the necessity Of coer.
cion in Ireland, that policy has not been
definitely abandoned. The Ministers CON
tinue to hope that violence and lawless
ness in Ireland may Rbate.
A dispatch from Constantinople reportl
that Ria PRsha arrived there. It Is un
derstood that he will not accept the Gov
ernorship OF SalaniCa. He declares tina
, he was unable to bring negotiations 10
. the surrender OF Dulcigno 10 successiu
issue owing 10 the refusal OF Montreneg
to consent TO combined action with th
Turkish authorities. He states that III
J. inhabitants have fortified Dulcigno vel
r A force Of / 800 men, which has been O
Y A patrolling expedition through Basut
!. land, South Africa, has returned 10 Msfe
II ery, The troops report that they had q
g engagement with the Basutos on the lSt
Il inst, defeating them with heavy los
d Another section Of the Basutos rebellet
!. and have already twice attacked the Bri
Is ish residing at Leribe. Reinforcement
}. are being sent thither at the urgent requel
:. Of the residents,