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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

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| Ihs FitsI A,tsaI 81 the uu'ust VUs'
Uias. I,Iuas Ln nsuuUd Ilass Aooum
muJstiuua
isuss,Ii. luuo IN The liIal dulr
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ipfuunn amldal llr ail,lual eaultrment
II Naa j,uurlh Hpiuula. . IamWaui
4laI,auau tom Nuw luI AllhuUsl,
tho IiuUrial hsa - Nusulah Haup, hiH
ta,p taa aucri uuindui ~ the tmuIald
Ialr tho i,,uuial Naa lnadud With a
gtrui iual ut ,ullaI HUd Non little hag
yagu IT, MA ,Htuitutl ~ the uluNaiut
lY mufi ~ the ItuuIioiuia, ,iuihH a"l
uuti,ta lhu ,uuiu,im ~ tho elevator
iuilri tho aitiuE hut tho jhlug w"Ull
not No Ntvt a ,ruaullnituu tho iiuuui
al N,a IutuuaiuI Iu let h,a ,ul,aI ~ uI
un tho i,r,pht elevated aui ihu o',itt
m.ni autari,i uutil Al IuiIu iul,
rhuHs,l hu all tho fppo,lulS ~ lnrn
I've tGHsh eel nen iua ,oi Iusn ~
iha huth,J u, aar tho hu,ll ~ the mut
lnfrl q,an, and s,ra Anuihad u, baius
l,,,mitiyi g. iuuk u,ut The i,Hia'r,, a"d
sasu uu the tpautiiul Hat m ihn trai
piairnuan Nhu uiiiyri
la thia ,uuup, tiuu u Will du H. IrmaiL
that th,iu Hiu WuIu uuNHpapti niru
h,,u than uulilniana lh't" a,n haldh
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lea the pihp, ivlluwa, aud ~ many ~
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takp iafna ~ tUlp' ,iawlns une mau
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n,,i lali u,sbI IT, Ia n,wll ui Ih,
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ualrl Nhun the luput,u' aabrd hiu ~
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lhai elbow ph HAT bu ihuushI ihu hufn ~
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il,ru't Ihla meeting NJ Columbus
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hr ,auuW NuhdtnNf'
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Ntul
"Nhal viii ho tho uhiu,t NJ the mrrI
49,
"henaIut rhur uau I lhllL. Wants ~
uay, t.,u .lul,g uua ani have 80 undrl
siaUduug With Ih,m about lite ,auIiIa =,
aud si,r ilirm htn ,tuNa about TIE
,ruiav ihaI uusli ir lu pursued Wv the
uhh I,lu,htiun Ia the Convention
nsa,J sDi i,uds,"u :" r''SSis no"sss
',ussNu, Juuo N Tho huIola hr
ins uuablr ~ arOuUmuiliu all Nhu aur
p.ug,,,i ln hp la Attendance NJ Ilu ,uu
,uuituu tho fuail,u ,uuutIiro l,alu'
day aiy,,,isod Ii iupms ~ utiyai,
huupra ,litio y uumhs, ~ iUapuuaor
ar,r iy,Nrl, Aud tuf tho h'u,lil ui
aItaul,ta ,ltnlna iu tho ,tlN Nhu esu
n,I Ht,l iuuiria at A., hut,n ll,r NJ
ga,ri ruuuahra hat ~ huup'a WhVtu
l.",np u,,, hu hal II situated thai
ially tbi,u thuuaiui psIaroa IA ihua
10 uuatt,,r,l uVrt aud slu,u il,usr whu
nnd q, recommendation at The huIrla Tho
Ta,Sa II ihuso huua'a teugv iuum ~ tu
~ roe ih,, NllhuuI hwid. auj ifeni
4 - H.. Al ...s IL ssttl. lt.tatl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
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h.,s ss,,,.i bsfs Icon faaldsi The,
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is,,sa C.ysnss TIE sathositiss hss'
ns.la~i sbs sspss,s u ,l,s shls ass n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
ruE rsssayLvAgIA ppLEnA
rton
ho,smsnis ct r,t,shntshss TIE Tihis'
ulub Arrangements ui Ib,iaas'phisns

ho,smsnis ct r',sna,shs's The riisn
ulub Arrangements "i Tb'iaas'phisns
r,uspbruu Iuu, ~ 100 invelrta
! leI ttta,in atNI I'utlu,k the mututug
b. ,tuulnuau " u Smith aui one
| ui tNu OtUri l'ttahutg hcta accompanied
thrm Chlu c,rn,ua Mat,uim llai. b Z
| anp II ihr Nirsh,ui i,isgRtrs, Hui
srutsu W nullt,u ia Ntll start aui
| ~ muttuN muiuius II, / Nuui aui
Iuln n lutkiu. th, iNu iul1lutah isl
ssalsu Ihs,ira M,h,uua lau lh'
| ulh,, Nuush,W ir,,sato ed ! h T.
Dan - Nrllpn nuu uih,t t'r,'sau
Iait,o t,l,saI,a Wili istr the itau iu,
fukupuha
Tito nlipu Clah hslI another meet
InE last ui.hi auj yphsi.iriaui' 'uthusi
a.u uaa mauil, slu,l. H. hsrutt.i a.
puiulrd NJ l. tulN ii,,l harahat
! ibt the l,,p ~itl, p"N,l CO. ns',',, lie "Sn
assistants
AtIrt apmu consultation Nth a.,
m,mh,ia. Nj lulr, pawri VI MIHi
Wu,aIastd. john ! uirsp. |, I
prsu ani AsrvR po llaaa a. sssia'ani
mstshalH
ht NtthNtia sNt alAAN' '" ~ "
promptly go NsiutiaN niyht ai th'
/ I,rWa vi tie uiub TITO uaiu leaves ~
llHrs layh myruhst AL be iu'
! a,.tssi sih . ruand ttir iHtst ~ iHS
,alsa. aal ~iu S,at utit, tat. 'uat
| gloves aui u,,Nti, tbr uth'r ,iHth.us Co.,
/ ir ~ iatk ,uiuf thr llawiilnu ,uuub
Ohio. llpmutati, tiuh Wili urrt tie
hldpn plub n6 tho arriNai ~ thr ttaiu
a, Itu,innaii Ani us,uit "a H. hosilust
Iyp The Tulss ui lhs ,lub All hr
s,f,,,iy aihrFsd 10 duIlns lbu lnp. sol
aay man hand eanl ltcilug hlm-sll in
% aulrcornin ins aanapf I'll 10 shufi' "
bls badge and rlpellei ifua mrmh'f
sh,p
10, rhlisaslsss usa,,sssp,
Another delegation, ouaslslins ~
Lewis Cassidy. Will,a,a " s.nEsfh
| Thomas h.hssF snd Asmapi ,aAspLa
| gill leave phils.isi,,hia s,p louis sVrh
ne ssa r,l pee. ,bfoayh i,tshpph .r
usssn1s nsefalas A. liA,sch-aA zs,
| uplsy muIains the Amsuuus tiuh -
phllsielphls s,li leave that Ci,Y tbsH
| .,ll 10 an,igf The hafshalsilip " uepfgs
Aeilowsa, tre.lapa, ~ 10 riab 1htf
siu &. secoiap.nIel hy the wsc,e~,-s
h.ad Tho aamnei . Rsnda Aub plil
ls.ss rb,ls.lslphss 81 y V'glsst naaasy
n,ssalas fhsy ell b. as--isapsalv.l ~
lhs Aaeftese head Their hcsiqasF
,sfs 81 tsasiaas.i sR bs 81 tAs wsina'
ttresi ligase,
The Amtficas Uah u,ll sFt,ve Ia
,his ,lly 90 esiaf,iay alshl sai ell bs
haTes 10 C,peinnsi, 90 tho ssate ifaiH
uhleh ihs rAlss o,ab uN ,ate thtI
| ali srfive IA NhViaRsu slsoat " o'eieta
sassisy mstalas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

wssaiNdtns, iuus " Iusl belorv
the all,ufa@pnt ui Oonsfv.a, the Joinl
Com,a,uss on Library ias,Susts,l AJ,h.
liect Olafs. ol lhs tapitd, b. give tho
Nss Nptk irsaco sft..,, tiliPpo UAasiis
stat, trial ~ vOmplViins The allcgpfl
cal ttvsyu bslt Va tho capital dome, lel,
aaaRishr,l BY the late artist htamhN
No money has bvra appropriated he
contlnaing th.a wofk, bnl the dselsn V
b. lusl lhs asfiia ~ Gsi,sglpl, uhp u
fspof1sd w be . sapsT,of iru-'o sotAsi,
snd bsllsvcs hs csn complsle the bplt
esNorllns lo htuai,ils IDEAS snd style
u he alls. hls ifescolas ~,ll be sfsssd
sad anethef sftisi sh es sllosed q
Hlal.
wm Ne uavs 10 Az oyss AsaiaF
NAanisafnE. laas la - The scctvlafy
81 wH stated W day that hs bad not ys,
ssamlaed the rsgotl IN The whlltsses
tnaalfy, a. "A 10 ailll ln the handa ~ ths
Jail.s Advocate ueasfaL ~ hossvef
lhs Ispoft teonmmeRslp,ls a coan usrus
As soald oeFtalniy sllo~ Mhiiiaksr thh
eppot,aRlly iof . viAd'cs,ias oi hi@ssli
wsss. - Is,sas ns.iss
wA.atsetos, Jane "a Al Q cahins
nesllRg ,hls shsfnoea . telesfsha isoa
Goa. uslsh, rsanssilay pss'alssloa y
tollos ths Nletofia tnilags senes th'
hsslcsa horlsr zee rsisff~a 70 ,h
s,Als nspsrtmsnt w.lh q slsr 81 obtain
lns NE ceassnt u The heklcan sovefu
meat TIE mlhtsfy saihof1,les ssF
dlfsxlsd ~ prevail The dsp.rtaIs u th
skpsallisa irsm ssa,hssa Atisoes
tsss ps~s~>slsA a ssasss, hssisA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
" ASH N,lr,pN.

NAHtNuu',, luuy ls Tho Aliotnr,
nunytal, tu sysaaug ~ tb, s,tu ~ th,
nsi aha'a 81 si,,t t,un Diil. sol 81 the Oh
'"u'' 90 su, uptpttuua int the pay
ut,rt q tb,ar ,th,,ta uatd laat ntgh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

I,uhlluana ,laimei they ouuli parIJ
Wpat Nlfslula That ia net puAalhls,
a.urpi iH unp state NJ the Oaau That
state Nuuli bp The numinailpn ~ llllrn
II Ia ysy questionable whether lildun
Ouu Il oalD Weal Nitsinla The l'emn
rfAls lhs,a would ltsaid hla nuninallpn
aa y vet hlsnkpl, hp,AuAa They have nu
Onnu,pnop that ha eau ,a,Iy New iuit
| Was deceived aA ~ Iiliun'a strength,
unrr. hut dn uul believe ! will hs apalh
I ~s. In New lptt lasl year
IaAl bsiaIp tho uuIniaa,inn ~ Nj
kpLlnAnn iui lpyuiuoI, and aas Iiliun,
~hp lnli ms With = v leo iwinLla III hia
ays thai habiasoa wopld ho uumlnals,l
aid elpei~i that tho lompIaoy
Auuliu'I daIp ~ IhIuN him overheard
ain,o hu hal huru the mraua ~ uuaIiaa
tho lammanl outIupiinntai that the
IaumanV dpfruIiuu wuuld hp ailpngih
L,, the lIpmurIsry hrliovul ltldup.
anJ shen I uuni hono iuld ny uriah
ha,a that the llpuaIsoy wuuld uaf1t
No. Ywt hat helly paIi they
unuliu'i. anj they itiuI WeaI Va
.,,t, lrmH taia Will nui hrlipNu nus
Inaau,rh 40 llu ounlrHjiun Ntth Tam
nany Ia krpi up, thai i,ldru ,an ,a,fY
,ia avn hlaIu, aud ni ,uutHu Without
h.w lutk lac IL worth HpthipgN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

lis Iaihpf ussa in ~ ui iuaiIuusl frpu
ts,,pg. ilsN.s ct tuui.r utsn, sat
l., arluuna iuil ~ ,.rsi'Hs s"d ~
r,r.inss msuasr.i ,n l+sr a toll '"niar
II Nashingiuu t'dbf' 'ipf0 nl ~"' .'
UrU,ui iio sau uftt,,lrush gi''l
Il If-sh lni,lle,i, b'blisbt rossit tn'
due p,,@hys ilr sss cheated ." -"
srrss in laH, sr',ss huT yrsts "
.i,tsftr.i usiipusi aitruilpp Nv bh y.
ls,s upua lHistnatlghsi o."
sik uuimsu, 80 " rs'ss'Tr'
..,.tna uut n IEs Npstasua
sus-uIa. Ia w. si,aiet stob 10 h'w b.
,sispp,r g. iis wasithI tiFv' u Hi"'n
thts satjvit ihat 10 Bsi 49, duuh ih'
,itop uuuli come ~uuu ~ soutl u" uu'
4 the siSuiaf spr',h's 'uf a'huul 10y
,lp,la,n.ts ~ the lH,o'spt'a ul''in'
tsfs, i,s sM siBiilrd IL hsfs Rs'ls be
,+st irs-ntatnn ~ tho bpugiis ., ".
aud st i,unsias l-fsIssi rgtrsi feili"i
~ Dam. pl Aisbama lb as d.'s
..ir ~ the tNafi,stln ahi hsliiWyo
lIsu.uiaiiu 'onvpostlns ,n iN1 ani
saioVi ms ulls syIesi ppio''r'J
il,Voash the p~rssnai ass.aH itun =
sOpILstn dsLaia ifpn shieh he suhsss.i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

!: !: ;; 80 &! g. !: =: .: z: !:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
u. Nett. w,n .. Aus-.s 70 psss

un,sr. ian, N the '',ess'
~ o,ss'si R,a.. .hs Lsss s
o.,s.aHsl.aa 9Th iis F',s'asss. s
apparently ssiAa s,aolJ dsnaa"'.,s.'
he issisiss,Assp Il sssias eny 80"
IN ibs ,.s,ip ..s'sask.p VI iesess"
nee, Thsy haze sLssa hh -,
90, %ss. 4 li,s snss. = tssa ksa,a
r.i.ss.s y 9 s'.. ..y..ssa syc.ssa ..'",r.',~.' ~.
r., 3 :sy :. ~ q hi. ~ ksll'ss = s... q ,l.
sss,i.sss s.s..s .el e. - sli.s,~, w",
gs,ssss lkss saJ ,~.ss assrs.' -
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s;. nee sss : s.i:s ssi:s: ;i.. ''sys .u!-..:.
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tssi.ssisss,ss a ~. s.sss s,s slasisas = ~
ss::s. sssss.:ss' -, - ~ - ..1 y ,s''''' ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
THE ARMY

OF Democratic Statesmen Rapidly
Concentrating In the city Of
Porulne holorleiy,
whore Thpy VIII Mama u Man who
viii Sweep the Country from
Ocean 10 Ocean.
iohn kslly marshals hls Warriors,
~ha Put On THAR War Paint
and Start on tho Irall.
Tho Friends Of IudOo Thurman
RallyInu IN foIou and Gay
Ihsy will Surely Win.
Tlldsn viii Mako q Blu Fight, but
his success DsOidvdly Uui
OF the Question,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
IN. tsa,.s. oAsa.,s,a,,sa.i a A-.sam..,.

lunAHarOls. Jaae 10 - hshaprsR,
Ih,au THE asetalas vvvt,htvu ihe h.h
slhailsesi amen iipvh,s ehs1sing thv
time " haidlns The sle,thsa be ntsss
plAssn bsss tAtuse' " The s~ooed
Ibafsi.y Ia so'smtr' Tie oE's.su
H .llls. tps,srs tIspk sna " ss.ka sson
sefslss faiss. Nssi.sA sna srai
,i,ssseI The sviasan 10 psty ksas, sea
.,,l... tb. h,slssY ~ lbs a., ially.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

" o1sl sb saL o." w. ss.., .
g - J,,m,. liisl'l .gsa'
||Io1 Nd ai'sn'ln.
'S"" I'''''''
ssssa Jupsi. wss.' NJ.
1 sLl,s MhLls.stl ri .l '%. .,..,
iy.n o. isI. NJ 80 s'- -, jy,,
Il u, .sia Ja"e = ~ 10 q, NJ
4sle s.il. Aa.a'l w -, 90 hs.
. .,., .,, o' ,'.l ~ m'.-i ~. NJ Il.'
"'' ~, I,ss .Oi M. sh''s sA'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
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uHHtH,utn, n O.. iune IA Ihipa
Iu,cula,lra Nhu wulp ~ have hcan
hanged ~ ,lay have hopn Iualliei,
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-25
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 Near the town of Millville. Cal, is 2 cosy little cottage hidden by fre{rsnt curtains of clematis and shaded all dpy long by a grove of spreading oaks. Un- til recently this cottage had as ita only occupant young widow, who, though rosy and full of life, kept all admirinE bachelors at distance. Down the road a mile or so lived John Simpson, a wealthy and childless widower, whose life had been embittered because Of former domestic unhappiness. "O.d John, ,o as he was called, rolled in wealth and wallowed in wine, and people said that he was going to the dogs by light ming express. And so he was. Early last J une Old Johns prolonged dissipa tion made him wild. He buckled on a broadsword one day, and mounting his best horse galloped across the country, slashing at everything that fell under his eye. Reaching the widows house he leaped from his horse and chased the widow round and round the woodplle | in the yard. When he stopped for breath the widow snatched the sword. | In another instant she had tangled Old Johns boots in the clothes line and he was a prisoner. When Old John re- covered his senses he found himself ID | bed in his own house, with the widow watching by his side. The widow told him that she meant to master him the rest of his life. He looked at her and laughed. In two weeks they were mar ried and Old John has been perfectly docile, as well as devoted, ever since
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-25
TIMELY TOPICS.

Napoleon the First said that agrictl- ture was the body and soul of the efa- pif1, and in the height of his glory he gave the subject attention and en- couragement, and established in France department of agriculture. From the start given to this great art, the nursing mother of all the arts, France has be- come the richest and one of the most powerful and prosperous among the peo- pie of the earth; thirty-nine out of every statisticians, do not spend their income, but lay something by.
 The Marquis Tseng, the Chinese plenlpotentiary, when he arrived at Berlin the other day, went through some odd courtesies with Li-Fong- Pao, the Chinese ambassador to Germany. On arriving at the hotel the two gentlemen began their formal Asiatic solutions. They folded their hands, fell on their knees, and threw themselves on the l ground with outstretched arms. The members of the two embassies saluted each other i'll the same manner, and then they all exchanged their visiting cards, which are strips of red paper a foot long and half foot broad.
 | While tunneling under rivers is going on apace in various parts of the world, a greater enterprise is contemplated beneath the English channel. On both the English and French shores shafts have been sunk for the purpose of test ing the character of the soil and rock.
 The French shaft has temporarily sus- pended operations, from some difficult ties not insurmountable; the English shaft, sunk ninety feet between Folke | on n6 e Laa 1t,l l found satisfactory thus far by M. Leon Say and the French engineers; and now some very deep headings will be driven
 These experiments will be watched
 with interest by timorous and seasick travellers, whose desire to cross the channel is thwarted by fear of ship wreck or qualms. The cost of the sub-
 marine tunnel will be prodigious, par 1 ticularly if the drilling should prove l 1t will perhaps pay the interest thereon. The English and French railways which would profit by the enterprise furnish the funds for the experiments.
 One of the extraordinary and unac- countable panics which every now and
 then break out in different parts of India appears to be now prevailing in Madras
 city. A rumor has got abroad, and is
 firmly believed in by the lower classes
 Of the natives, that the government is
 about to sacrifice number of human beings in order to insure the safety oi
 the new harbor works, and has ordered the police to seize victims in the streets
 So thoroughly is the idea implanted thai people are afraid to venture out after nightfall. There was similar scare in
 Calcutta some seven or eight years ago, whan the Hooghly bridge was beine
 constructed. The natives then got hold
 of the idea that Mother Ganges, indig
 sented to submit to the insult on tht
 condition that each pier of the structure
 was founded on layer of children's
 heads.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-25

The recovery of a diamond in a waste pipe is an incident related by Mon treal correspondent of the Ssraitary En- giseer. The loss of a solitaire diamond of great value was reported to the plumbers after it had been missing for several weeks. All the traps in the loser's house were carefully examined without success, but reasoning that the diamond being heavy might still be waste pipe, the piumbeirs c8a 6aes sne e' prs tue and found the stone embedded in the slime with which the waste pipe was coated, and only short distance from the basin in which it must have been dropped.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-25
ScIpIo. M " Dec. |. 1870.

oOlflV, Ns Il .s COo. |, hof0s
 nm the pastor of the Baptist church here and an educated physician. l am not in practice, out am my sole family physician. and advise in many chronic cases. Over a year ago l recommended your Hop Bitters to my invalid wife, who has been under medical treatment of Albany's best physicians several years. She has been greatly benefited and still uses the medicine. believe she will become thoroughly cured of her various complicated diseases by their use. We both recommend them to our friends, many of whom have also been cured of their various ailments by them.
 REV. ID. R. WARREN.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-25
Foreign New

Eleven persons were drowned by a flood which swept through part oi County Done gal, Ireland.
 A London dispatch says the lady oi the sultan's harem who recently took refuge in the British embassy at Constaniinople, and who was subsequently, surrendered, has been stranglsd as an accomplce in the palace con- spiricf.
 Thirty -four persons were injured, some fatally, by a collision between two trains during fog near Vichy, France.
 The death of Ole Bull, tho well-known
 violinist, is reported at Bergen, Norway. He was seventy years old and had given many ogo sss bought 152, ,000 acres of wild land in Potter SSs-uty, Pa., and tried to found Nor
 we2ian coisssg- but the scheme proved Q failure.
 During disturbs-ce at Dungannon, Ire-
 land, many poleeme. were injured by shower of missiles pours 7 into them. 6y the crowd. The police returned the Ire, killing one man and wonnding many moro. Inc harvest in tho west ot Ireland is now certaln to be abundant and unusually early. The most extensive fire that has occurred in I St. Petersburg for the last seventeen years l took place the other day in the Ligoika 1 quarter. More than twenty buildings were 1 destroyed.
 l A colossal bronze statue of Burns for New I York has just been completed in England by l Sir John Steell, sculptor to the queen. 1 Twenty two rioters at Belfast, Ireland, have l been sentenced each to six months' imprison- l ment.
 Heavy floods have destroyed the crops in l Silesia and East and West Pruesia and caused q tremendous loss of hfeand property. Many I lives haye been lost, railway and river em-
 bankments swept away, bridges broken down, villages hooded, farms fnundated and yaet tracks of graiu- growing lands converted into ] lakes and swamps by torrents of rnin. < The Spanish government b abont to disband I 1z. .0O0 mon ot tho Cuban army. l tfo oomp6nfle ok Bu1GArian inanx8enees m
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-25
From Washington.

Reports made to the department oi agricul ture from all parts of the. country show tbat the wheat, corn, cotton and tobacco crops are all in a favorable condition. For spring wheat the returns show @ condition of eighty sht against eighty -one at the same time last year. The corn crop is five per cent. better than last year. The avers ge condition ot the cotton crop is 102. The general average of the tobacco crop is eighty-six against eighty -four 1879.
 The secretary of war has granted a furlough to the colored cadet Whitaker, who has nominally been under arrest since his trial. The furlough was granted at the request of the cadets counsel, who has demanded court martial.
 A convention is called to meet in the main Centennial building, Fairmount Park, Phila- delphia, Wednesday, September p, of all those interested in sheep breeding, wool grow ing and wool manufacturing. This has been brougss about through the efforts of MT. Le Due, cSss sSsnmissioner of agriculture.
 The gesSSsSs land office has prepared full statement gssssSs sscation, extent and history of each military rSsysstion located upon the public lands ot the CSSSs5 States. From this statement it appears ,ssf there are reserved for this purpose 2,920, ,6SJ acres, located in twenty -four States and Territories. The largest amount in any one is in Montana, where the reservations aggregate $50, ,S5d acres.