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BELLAIRR.

The Disciples are continuing their meet
ings with increased interest. Dr.. W. A.
Belding, Of Troy, New York, came on
Tuesday evening and will remain over
Sunday to assist B. s. Dean, pastor Of the
church. Services are held every day at .
P. NJ. and at 7:15 r. NJ. The public will be
warmly welcomed to either service.
Mr.. Dougherty, an aged resident Of
Gravel Hill, was buried Wednesday.
Those who have to walk much between
Gravel Hill and Indian run, OF course feel
an interest in the state OF the walk or patti
up the "cut." There Is only what patti
vehicles choose To leave, not even covered
with cinders or ashes. It's probably too
long an unimproved stretch to be paved
by the lot owners; but something will
likely be proposed by those interested, as
It is talked OF agitating the question. A
cinder walk would be cheapest, probably.
A Bellaire store keeper put out bills on
fences, walls, etc. "Why not save money
by buying OF A. B2" An opposition
store procured bills and put directly un.
der them, Because O. ID. will not be un-
dersold."
Home talent is to appear on the stage
Saturday evening in minstrel perform
ance. Quite number Of young men, well
known among their friends, and in some
instances not unknown TO the public,
each in his own specially, will appear.
Mr.. W. r. Kepnady, employed at the
National Glass House, will walk the iii-
teen miles against Miss Won Blumen.
Fowler's orchestra will furnish music dur.
| ing the walks. Tickets are for sale at Me-
Masters drug store. ...,
David Shupe Is in town.
The John Penny, with some iron ore,
lies below the bridge, waiting for more
water.
Some photographs OF Miss Won Blumen,
showing her In her walking dresses and
as she appears when "of' duty" arc to be
seen in front OF McMaster's drug store.
R.C.F.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Irish Relief Funds and Irslaud's Land sys.
tem-A French Newspapers Con.
-Prolonuatlon Of the
81. German Socialist Laws.
THE NEaLE0T OF IRELAND.

Il ?
LONDON, February lin the House o
Commons, Mr.. Henry Fawcett (Liberal
moved 10 amend the report upon the ad
dressin reply to the speech from the
throne expressing regret that no assurance
has been given that the cost Of the re
newal OF war in Afghanistan would not be
wholly betrayed from the revenues OF In
dia. The Under Secretary for India de.
clined the pledge Of the government, but
at the proper time, he said, the question
must come before the House. Upon the
Chancellor Exchequer promising TO bring
the question OF the expenditure before
the House, Mr.. Fawcett withdrew his
notion. .as
MI. o'Donnell Home Ruler moved his
amendment calling attention To the syste-
matte neglect Of Ireland, and also to the
factious Misrepresentation OF the acts OF
government and their agents, the conclud-
ing words Of which stigmatize the abuses
practiced by the government as worse
than treason. 0'Donnell having prolong-
ed his speech till 5:35 r. NJ. the debate was
adjourned till tomorrow.
Mr.. 0'Donnell became very much ex-
cited and wept when describing Parnell's
services to his country. Mr.. 0'Donnell
denied that Parnell and his followers had
intended to. promote agitation. Their OBJ
ject was to call attention to the miseries
OF starving people 10 which the govern
ment was then apparently indifferent.
There was, he said, natural law which
over.rode legal rights. They only pro-
tested against the exaction Of rents by
threats OF ejectment. ra-
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JAPAN.

YOKOHAMA, February 12.-The cholera
is completely subdued. Last year there
were 1Se 900 cases and 10l 600 deaths, one
case to every 500 inhabitants. In the
southern districts the ravages were fright.
ful; in Loochoo 725 out Of every 10000
were attacked.
Therebuilding Of the vast burnt dis.
trict in Toxic continues slowly and steps
are being taken to prevent a recurrence OF
the disaster. The corrupt and defective fire
department is an obstacle TO improvement
and the government hesitates to over
throw 1t, althoughiit Is known that 1t is
not only useless but often causes the
spread Of fires to secure pecuniary ad-
vantage. Riots resulted from previous
attempts to introduce steam fire engines.
Prompt and generous aid prevented mach
suffering from the fire. .
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CHINA.

SHANGHAI, January 1S.-A dreadful fire
has occurred at Toxic. Nine thousand
houses were burned, including many for.
eign dwellings.
HoNG KoNo, January 17.-signs at Pc.
kin indicate the Inauguration of strong
anti.foreign policy, even to the exclusion
of all foreign improvements, railways, tel
egraphs, etc. Manifests have been issued
for the purpose Of working up public
opinion on the subject. This movement
may shape the Chinese policy entirely
within the next year or two. q
The cattle plague prevailing in. the
neighborhood Of Shanghai threatens the
meat and milk supply.
The cruel Viceroy Of Siam, worth two
million dollars, has Just died.. During
four years he ordered the decapitation Of
four thousand persons.
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Se-,r. AZ :.
y. 10. sl Instant sign OIL ass'-oaSk ,s,L ~ 'as -
- uae Nh'cn mas peel ,is,ns oo
M gnis' ~ report tnat telail ueaie.s Mt.
laa1aa aI. anu ltlin9is fePet' snaI
y, !. saa !. " ula'cu,t 10 Gsspose 1ns ol Ile.s
y, aH l,S p,ssent prices rms is = mere
iSs, NY l@0osa =! II comes rom po,ll
saa onSinna'', ana very hke,y
~. .ysIaS ~. !, Uu' II Is unque1siohAO'y =.
~. ~ IA' ,.A. ~ ~ many departments ol
. s.a.t' noa 'Tf I .. instance Ine flse nus
q. -. ~ Wv ~ o''n 'ne steas s1Ap,es,
y. Nv 1a,.0a nYn, s lsatly everyone sls eapee.ea @
m. ~ 'stS,e sM, slis nme; oat win the
,'',.',a ~ NJ 'Ae furnaces IN the country
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LucAN, oNT,, February 1.-THE inques,
in the Donnelly murder case began to day
The physician who made the post mortem
testified that the bodies were SO burned
that they could not distinguish the male
from the female, and was unable to Say
positively what was the cause Of death
Jno. Connors, q boy who was in the
house at the time Of the murder, testified
that James Carroll, Constable, called al
the house between 12 and 9 o'clock TO ar
rest the old man Donnelly, besides Carroll
he saw Thomas Ryder and John Purtal
in the house at the time Of the murder, hi
was sure Of these three, having seen theil
faces.
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THEIRIsH LAND sYsrEar.

LONDON, February 11.-Davitt and Kill
len, Irish, have visited France and Bel
ginm to collect information with regard to
the land systems Of those countries. In a
month adeputation from the Irish land
league, including Davitt, will visit the
chief places m France, Germany, Bel
GUM, Italy and Spain, where commissions
are being organized to receive them, and
TO enlist support for the land movement
and relief for the distress in Ireland. A
deputation from the league has held a
conference with the leading Irish and
English members Of the popular organiza-
tions, when negotiations were entered
into for series Of popular denominations
throughout Great Britain, on the land
question, A'sS Z sa-' S-.-'-
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to time under the direction OF the directo
OF the mint. Foreign gold coins beinl
compared with thestandRrd gold coins o
the United States, and foreign silver coin
with the standard silver and the result o
each assay shall be reported to the secre
tary OF the Treasury and be embraced ir
his annual report TO Congress.
Consideration was then resumed Of the
Court Removal bill The bill went over
without action and the House went into
committee upon the revision Of rules.
So the Committee on Commerce still re-
tains the Jurisdiction over the subjects re-
lating to the improvement ofthe Missis-
sippi river and It's tributaries.
The clause defining the jurisdiction oi
the Committee on Patents having been
reached, Mr.. Newberry offered an amend
ment granting the committee Jurisdiction
over subjects relating to copyrights and
trade marks. Adopted.
The consideration OF rule eleven having
been concluded, Mr.. Shellabarger .offered
substitute for the whole rule. The
principal change proposed by the sub
stitute Is the distribution various ap-
preparation bills among the committees,
which shall report the same to the House
for reference to the Committee on APP
preparations. Rejected by 6l TO 12l.
Mr.. Frye offered an amendment TO rule
sixteen, relative to motions providing that
any time after the morning hour it shall
itself into Committee OF the Whole
for the purpose OF considering bills, raising
revenue, or general appropriation bills.
Adopted.
The committee then rose.
Mr.. Whitthorne introduced q bill pro-.
yiding for commission for the examina-
ton now existing, and proposed rules for
collisions on water, and for
framing such rules as shall be,in conso-
nance with and in furtherance with the
international law. q
Mr.. King, chairman Of the Committee
on 1nter-oceanac Canal, reported the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Res0lCed, That the Secretary OF the
Treasury be requested to furnish the
House, for the use OF the Committee on
lnter-oceanic canal, such statistics as may
be in the department, on the following
subjects: First, The amount OF shipping
between the Atlantic and Pacific ports in |
the United States, and the amount and |
kind Of cargoes from the coasts Of the Pacific |
ocean. Second, Entries and clearances
at the port Of San Francisco for the last
fiscal year, and the amount and kind Of car
;oes,and the ports to and from which they
are carried. Third, The amount Of trans
portation across the Tsthmus, and gener-
ally to Its ports OF destination and original
Shipment Fourth, The average duration
of the voyage around the Horn, between
San Francisco and New York.
Adjourned. - ~ p - y
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Kan.as CItr nnd 1rl.h RelIef.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, February la
largely attended meeting was held at the
Board OF Trade hall tonight for the pur'
pose Of taking steps to raise money to as
sist in relieving the starving people Of Ire
land. A permanent organization was
effected, and q large committee was ap'
pointed to wait on the citizens for tbs
purpose Of obtaining contributions. Be
lore the meeting adjourned $500 wa
subscribed. A cargo Of corn will be rails
ed tomorrow and shipped direct to Ire
land. 20
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lHIqusstiOu concerning the bearing Of
N, var upon commercial paper has been
asass discussion in business circles in
s,,,aQeOee oI recent article in the Al
huriGr Journal, giving to the New York
ststs 4 construction at variance with
4psvalliug opinion among commercial
"a. The Journal stated that the 2Sth
81 @h Of February must always be
3iisd as one day. W. II. Clifford, Esq,
ea.Syneuse Bar, after reviewing the
uats, cuutradicts the Journal, and gives
.s;Ilu extracts which sustain the COM
lAy4srtyed opinion amongmerchants..
llae time Of the note is expressed in
zlib, lnote "withOut grace" falls due
ehs dy Of the future month from
ihhhdnwn. II not drawn with
Ena, three days more are allowed,
lsltne Of the noteais expressed in
da Eay day Is counted, and three days
Faa ne allowed, unless otherwise pro-
III - $50 .7sG Tt7- (
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: l'l'IA' y as we'll as West Virginia, has .
NAAsf Congressional delegation over
S appOihtnents. The trouble in the
H the Georgia politicians in Wash.
t@s, an the surface, about the contir-
! "a by tie Senate Of the Rev. T.iJ.
,se'ns as Ceusas supervisor for the First
va Of Georgia, Representatives Fell
-@ Stephens and Senator Hill are for
~ ssSa'r VhilsRepresentativ Hammond
'Ssa'tOF Gordon are against him, The
Si''e't q that Simmons, though srey.
Iey Profession, is illiterate, and in
M sy'eat TO discharge properly the duties
= othse' They also oppose the CON
J !. aon = the ground that, in his Letter
i'a'ion for the appointment Mr.
u ea' q said he wanted the Office, be
U would give him victory ovel
A'S secession traitors" The use o
q p'ession was the head and front Q
y, sss',.asadiag. MessB. Hammond an,
'Sa insist that Simmons should no
sSaA' med because by speaking Of cor
'ssesstGn traltors he "has made hin
= ANNn... - . q a. J. "a :, a,
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LOUISVILLE, February 1l.-Mrs. Ellen
Fitzgerald, aged 40 years, committed sui
eide to-day by setting FIRE to her under
clothes with a match. She was discovered
in the yard, with the fire raging all ovei
her body, praying for mercy. Her body
was burned TO q crisp from head to foot
and her hair almost all singed of. She
cannot recover. She has been insane fol
several years and the deed was committed
while in fit Of depression.
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NEw YoRx,, February 1l,-Edward
Relnhardt was denied new trial on the
charge Of the murder Of his wife and re-
sentenced to be hanged April I'd.
= Burglars visited Westport, Conn, last
nisbt. @ gagged the village watehmau, car,
ried him 70 the National bank, the doois y
which they forced and locked him IN the
eloset, They then blew open the door o.
the vault, but the explosion was so ytolenl
mat the plate glass front OF the bank wa
blown into the street. The, villagers were
SrStised ard and the burglars fed with thirty
Ave hundred dollars In cash.
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New YoRK, February Il. The Financial
Bulletin says: The Assistant Treasurer at
l2 o'clock to-day opened proposals to sell
bonds to the sinking fund, the amount
asked for being sll,OOO,0oo. The total
offered was s1l, l,625,oOo. The principal
offers were S5,900,0O0 by the First Ma
tional Bank; S2,0O0, 900 by Fisk & Hatch
and 81 100000 by ]. 4 s. Wormser. About
8 o'clock the Secretary telegraphed to &C.
cept all within the limits, which resulted
in:::the Treasury buying Sll ,474,0 900, or
s474,0O more than advertised for.
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Is47 and 1880.

N. Y. Herald.
Since the Herald Fund for the relief OF
the distress in Ireland was opened last
Wednesday the subscriptions received by
us have been in round numbers about
forty thousand dollars. In other words,
the donations have been pouring into the
Herald office at the rate Of nearly seven
thousand dollars per day. This, from
whatever point Of view 1t Is looked at, is.a
magnificent record, and speaks volumes
for The generosity OF the citizens OF New
York and OF The outside cities and
towns which are SO nobly cooperating In
the good work. 1t thus far. .dwaris the Ell
forts thirty-three years ago oi the
Central Irish Relief Committee OF
this city, when the world was
fiIled with the cry'of Irish sulisring, and
when all Christendom was ringing with
the praise OF American beneyolence. the
Relief Committee OF 1S47s was organized
exactly thirty-three years ago to-day. Mr..
Myndert Van Sohaick was chosen chair
man and treasurer. According to the
official report, prepared by Mr.. John jay,
M. James g. King and Mr.. Stuart Brown,
the subscriptions for the, first six days
amounted TO five thousand two hundred
and thirty.eight dollars, or about one
e;0hth OF the sum that has been con-
tributed TO the Herald Relief Fund In the
same space Of time. To putt in another
way way, tie ,Amerieaaf 1880 has'shown itseil g,
10 'be eight times more generous and phi
ientbropic than the America ot lS41
This splendid exhibition OF charity In be-
half of iamine.stricken people, Of distn,
terestedness t,. and devotion in the cause ol
humanity, is, when all the circqnstaag'sss nee,
almost without'a parallel. But, great %
il the work that has been accomplished
ii, SO short a time, we are certain that !,
viii be as nothing compared with wha'
will be achieved before the HerGtas SUD
scfiption lists are closed.
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DR.. WIN. s. Chlpley,s Death.

CINCINNATI, February ll.-Dr. VIM. s.
Chipley, Superintendent of the Gin
ciannah sanitarium at College Hill, died
to-day at the age Of 70. He was for
nearly 20 years Superintendent OF the
Kentucky Asylum for Insane, and widely
known as a medical writer. DR.. o. ,Evarts,
late OF the Indiana Hospital for Insane,
succeeds him at the Sanitarium.
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ST. LOUIS, February III. Phil Kriger,
ST., President of the Broadway Savings
Bank which failed about year ago, has
been found guilty Of swearing falsely To q
statement OF the condition OF that bank,
and was sentenced to three months in
Jail and pay fine OF $500.
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The Last survivor of Perry. victory

snrtDr, O., February lo.-Mr. John
Rice who was with Commodore Perry at
the battle Of La..e Erie, died here yester-
day aged ninety years. AS he requested
to be buried with the honors Of war, the
several military organizations and bands
Of the place will assist at his funeral. Mr..
Rice is the last pensioner on the rolls
known TO have been with Perry at his
victory.
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LAWRENCE, Feb. ll.-Andrew Smith, Il
years Treasurer OF North Andover, is in
jail, having confessed to misappropriating
funds. The amount Of the defalcation is
not known. Smith was also postmaster oi
the town since the second administration
OF President Lincoln, and has filled vari'
Gus important trusts. Af,y usr s
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CINCINNATI, O.. February 10. Scott
Cooper, q prominent stock dealer, was
robbed in ahotel at Rockville, Ind, this
morning Of $1,000. Cooper was found at
six o'clock OF the hotel bound to the bed
and gagged, and In an unconscious condi'
ton. The thief had used chloroiorm "a
overcome his victim,
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A Observation-Disclosures CHARITY

LONDON, February l.4Archbishop
Croke, Of Coshil, in acknowledging one
thousand pounds from the Paris Uniprs,
for the relief Of the distress in his Diocese,
writes to the editor OF the L9tsrdtillOt:: 4"1
am more proud to record this sum from
France, through the Pnillotta and the
Unirers than to receive twenty times that
amount from any other country or through
any other medium"
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An oiddfashloned Donatlon rar,y.
PBuSTYTowN, Tyler Co., W. Va,
February II. 1880.


PRuSTYrowH, Tyler Co., W. Va, 1
February II, 1880. J
Editors IntelIIgencer:
Our citizens were very much surprised
last night at an unusual number OF car
riages and persons on horseback, driven
through our streets, and the advanceparty
hating directly in front Of II. sinsel &
Sons store, which is directly opposite the
NJ. E. Church parsonage, which Is occu-
pied at this time by the Rev. w. NJ. West,
the minister in charge OF this circuit.
Everything being arranged in good
order, the line oil march was formed in
frontof the store, headed by the Rev.
-, elder OF the United Brethren
Church Of Webster. They marched across
the street and through the lot to the
parsonage, and as soon as they got on the
veranda, they struck up that beautiful
hymn, "We are going home," and to the
astonished citizens, who were looking
through the dark, 1t was melody indeed.
When through with the singing they were
politely invited in, when the Rev. Elder
made few appropriate remarks, which
were met with happy response from the
Rev. W. NJ. West; then their presents,
which was no inconsiderable amount,
were piled in the centre of the
room surrounded by as happy and
lovely looking set OF donors as ever graced
any parsonage, and while the floor was
auiyering under the load OF presents and
the happy crowd Of humanity surround
ing them, the silent trickling tears were
rolling down the cheeks OF the Reverend
recipient, his wife and aged father and
mother, not so much on account OF the
value OF the presents, which was consid-
erable, as on account OF the appreciation
OF the labor OF their minister, which hum.
bled his heart and brought the tears Of
gratitude from him, his vile and aged
father and mother. There were between
forty and fifty in the party. They spent
a few hours in singing and social chat and
left in good order. A LOCKER OS.
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STORE DESTROYED.

CINCINNATI, February liza Green's
burg, Ind, special to the Times says: The
store Of Russell & Braiden, at Milford,
eight miles from Greensburg, was burned
this morning. The cause was defective
hue. Loss $500; insured in nthe Etna
and North America. The dwelling house
adjoining was also burned. Loss Sl,500;
insured in the Home, OF New York.
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FURNISHING ATTACKS ON FRENCH.
MEN.

PARIS, February 1.-THE French Am.
bassador at Constantinople telegraphs
that the Kaimakam Of Alexandrett, in
Syria, has, been dismissed for the violent
treatment Of French sailors during the
affray with the Mahommedans. Allwho
participated in the attack on the sailors
will be tired by competent tribunals, and
the sentences will bespeedily. and yigor-
ously executed.
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RAILROAD Accident.

MEMPHIS, February 1.-THE extra
freight on the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad which left here at midnight collid-
ed-with the a bridge train coming north
OF Courtland, Miss, 90 miles south Of
Memphis. Conductor Gibson OF the
bridge train and the engineers Of both
trains were killed. Several freight cars
were badly damaged. & t1
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Anunrortnnnte senndnl.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, February ll.-At LIE.
highton, Edward Mulherin visited aman
named Goldberger to contradict scandal
about himself and Geldberger's wife. Al
ter short talk Goldberger shot Mulherin
daah ...F ..t..
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QUEENSTOWN, February II. - Arrived;
Olympus, from Boston.
tosDos, February l1.-Arrived: Elysia,
Ethiopia, Leponton, Somerset and Xiii
Widdo, from New York.
HAMBuRo,' February ll.-Arrived: ST.
lesia and Servia, New York.
NEw YoRK, February ll.-Arived: De-
yonia, Glasgow.
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Railroad dividend.

CHICAGO, February 1.-THE Chicago
and Alton Railway directorshaye declared
81 per cent dividend on preferred, and
per cent on common stock, payable
March lst. The affairs OF the road are in
flourishing condition.
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ST. JouS, N. B., February ll.-R. D.
wilmot has been appointed Lieutenant
Governor Of New Brunswick, vice Chan
dler, deceased. D. L. MACPHERSON sue
ceeds Wilmot as Speaker Of the Senate
with seat in the Cabinet. John Boyd,
OF ST. John, Is to become Senator in the
place OF Wilmot. 80,
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NEw YoRK, February 1.-THE biennial
meeting ofthe National TrottinE Associa-
ton commenced to-day. The Committee
on Revision reported rules and most were
adopted. Section Of rule 6l was changed
30 that on confirmation OF sentence, for
expulsion, for fraudulent practices, the
board OF review could not modify II.
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INDICrING RANK DIRECroRs.

LONDON, February 1.-THE grand jury
OF the Bristol Assizes has returned true
bill for fraud and conspiracy against the
directors and manager Of the late West Of
ENGLAND Rank