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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-27
DULoIaNo pEMoNsTRATIoN.
Critical Situation OF Affairs-The Porte
Refuses 10 Order the Cession.

Il 1Na@sSssS
!, RAousA, September 24.-Admiral sey
mour has Just arrived, and It Is stated &C
tion py the combined feet againat Dul
cigno Is imminent.
Admiral Seymour has broken of nego
tiations with Ria Pasha. The Albanian
League has threatened to arrest the foreign
Consuls in Albania as soon as the feet
commences hostilities.
CossrANTNoPLE, September PA sec
ond note from the Porte to It's represents
tives was issued on the 22d inst, which
finally refuses TO order the surrender oi
Dulcigno unless the naval demonstration
Is abandoned. Diplomatic circles consider
that the Sultan thereby abandons the pre-.
text OF resistance by the Albsnians and de.
termines to oppose surrender In his own
name. It is asserted that the Sultan was
led to this change in his attitude by learn.
ing that the Powers had arranged that,
after the settlement OF the Dulcigno ques-
ton, the ships shall proceed to Volo, to
coerce the settlement oil the Greek ques.
ton.
CoSsrAsTIsopLE, September 26,-Count
Won Harheld, German Ambassador, had q
four hours interview with the Sultan, and
vainly tried TO persuade him to consent to
q peaceful surrender OF Dulcigno. The
Sultan replied in terms similar to those Of
the Porte's last note, refusing TO order the
surrender unless the naval denomination
was asabandoned. Count Won fairfield has
invited the diplomatic body to meeting
TO discuss the situation occasioned BY the
above interview.
RAausA, September 25.-A British dis.
patch states the boat Helicon, with Admit.
raj Seymour, and all other commanders
except the French on board, has gone to
make areconnoisance in Albanian waters.
LONDON, September 26.-The Prince Of
Montenegro in an interview with Admiral
Seymour expressed the strongest convic-
ton that his troops could take Dulcigno
unaided. The answer OF Riga Pasha to
Admiral seymour's ultimatum was most
emphatic. Pasha said his orders were to
protect the integrity Of the Ottoman ter.
ritory.
He would fire on any force Of the Monte
negrins or otherwise. The Admiral in.
formed Prince Nikata, OF Montenegro, that
he had q telegram from the British Am
bassador at Constantinople saying the at-
fair was now in the hands OF the British
Admiral and the Prince OF Montenegro.
AT the second conference the Prince as
sured Seymour that his troops were ready
to march to Dulcigno. It has been ar.
ranged that no shot will be fred from the
town Of Dulcigno, but fire will be opened
on Masura and other fortified positions.
The Moptenegrins have six guns.
Signals have been arranged between
Admiral Seymour and Montenegrin divi-
sion. Commander Riza Pasha has vel.
equipped battery Of horse artillery. The
delay in the departure Of the feet Is con.
iectured to be caused by Prince Nikata,
who is either unprepared to push things
or had the pressure put on him by Russia.
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r,,tro candidates for Governor in In.
r'., are having a joint debate all over
-. us s,,e. Here in West Virginia "each
". ~. +, separate way" owing to the Soli-
-, 81 n,sciiyi,ies OF the man whose name
!, fsrksOE, .s
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ACKLEN IN HIGH DUDaEoN,
to Have the Fight Out in Hi'


n District.
WARRINGTON, September 25.-Congress-
man Acklen Is still here, and seems to
grow more angry daily at the Duncan
Walker committee. To-day he declared
that he meant to stick to the fight, and
il he could not be elected he could at
least see that the other Democrats
should be disposed OF at the ex-
pense OF the Republican, Judge Dowell.
BE thinks that the Bourbons have deter.
mined to make q black sheep Of him on
account OF his liberality and q disposition
to act with the Republicansin some in
stances. He will return home in a few
days and prepare for the contest. He says
Il will not begin till about the middle ol
October, and then 1t will be short and
sharp. Fh i. d.
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Fatal Explosion on aa Ohio River
Atenmar.

LOUISVILLE, September ga fatal acci-
dent occurred on board the Truesville and
Mad ison packet Maggie Harper, Saturday
at II o'clock. The boat was going up and
when passing Neil's Landing her steam
pipe exploded with terrible force filling
the stern Of the boat with scaldipg steam.
Tom ?. Boyer, the engineer, was badly
scalded and In his dying paroxysms he
leaped into the river and was droV ned.
Five 'colored rousiabouts were perIously
Scalded, and two Of them, George Brown
and James Smith, ara expected 10 die.
The steamer General Eyttle brought the
wounded here, and they are in the Marine
Hospital. The cause Of the explosion Il
not known. A few passengers were or
board but escaped untnjured.
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PARKEi.sauHG.
saaooa,ed In weiI-John Hunts BADLY
Injured,

AblssSNf
PARkERsRuRo, September ga man
named John High. alarmer in the upper
end OF Jackson county, came to his death
day or two ago in the following manner:
Mr.. High had well on his premises
which be wished to clean out. As twas
known there WAS foul air in the well, he
cot a neighbor to tie rope about his per.
son aad let him down, when, II the car
bonic acid gas was likely TO overcome him,
he was to cry out, and Donaho, the neigh-
bor, was to pull him out. He had scarcely
reached the bottom when he called TO
Donaho to pull him out. which be tried TO
do, but the rope slipping, he feared High
would stip entirely Of, and, dropping the
rope, Donaho ran TO neibor's house for
help. They returned and pulled High
out Of the we'll, bat he was 80 far gone
that he died In sfew hourB.
John Kuntx, Young man, was set upon
by roughs last night and badly beaten,
He had an arm broken and received seri-
GUS injuries about the head and person.
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THE o.LEARY CONTEXT.


Managers oIthe HorheR IN Il PFoaecuteu
ar for Cruelty.
CHICAGO, September. 25.-Jere Dunn,
manager Of one OF the horses in the recent
o'Leary horse.man contest, was fined
s25 last evening by Justice Sum.
mertield, on testimony Of officers ol
he Humane Society to the effect that he
cruelty treated the horse Crockett, (which
be had charge. The animal belonged to II
W. Sewell, Of Boston, and was valued al
1000. Dunn took an appeal. J. A
Avery, Fred Englehardt and II. II. Cha
pin, who are also charged with cruelty to
horses In the same contest, will haye 8
hearing October I.
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CALCUTTA, September 2O.-Reports have
been received from Mande!ay that the
Queen Mother and her daughter have been
accused Of intriguing with the court Off
cials, and that thirty arrests have been
made. 1t Is rumored that executions with
in the palace have been begun,.
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EYARrs' rIEsr spEEcH.

wAsHISaroSi September 25.-secretary
Evarts will deliver his first speech in the
campaign Wednesday evening next week
at Cooper Institute, New York. The
speech will be an elaborate one, and will
deal with the political problem in all It's
phases. He is thoroughly Of the opinion
that the Republicans will carry New York
In November.
COMMISSIONER RAuM AND xE. aARsHALL.
EAST LIVERPOOL, September 25-The
Republican wigwam is being enlarged and
will have, when finished, seating ca
pacity OF at least 800. 1t will be in readl.
ness for the meeting 70 be addressed by
Gen. Green B. Raum on Tuesday evening
next. Hon. Thomas NJ. Marshall, Of Pitts
bureh, will address meeting here the
week before the October election, and II ID
expected the demonstrstion upon that oc.
cssion viii eurp9ss anything ever wit.
messed in Oolumhiana county,
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a. Juiiea ARaiuat Time.

BEACON PARK, MASS, September 25.-
St. Julien's preparatory heat was trottsd
in 2:24l. An immense crowd in attend.
St, Jnlien's first heat against time was
trotted In 2:lSt.
ST. Julien In the second trial against time
'nade mile in 2:le. He was then taken
10 the Btable.E -T
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veterans. Attention,

NEw YogK, September 25.-The follow.
ing call has been issued:
- 4jge HEADQUARTERS \
. r. UsioN VErgRASs' NAT. Con-,
- I" Nf'a NIw YoRx.
The Union veteran soldiers and sailors
Of the United States will meet in conven.
ton at indianapolis, Ind, Thursday, oc'
tober Z, 1880. U. s. GRANT,
Commandaut in Chief.
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governor Cornell Improyipr.

Bmonrcs BEACH, L. l., September 25.-
Dr. Morgan reports ats o'clock tonight
that Governor Cornell has been comfort.
able and quiet during the entire day, and
Is gradually improving. ~ - u
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An Monornhle Lire Ended.

NEW YoRK, September 2e.-D. T. Arose.
mans, for thirteen years Cashier Of the
New York Associated Press, and son oil
Don Justo Arosemans, minister to the
United States from Colombia, died to. day
after short illness. Mr.. Arosemans was
q graduate OF Yale college.
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Cold for America.

HAvRE, September 25.-The steamer
GelIsr., from Hamburg, took on board
here 100000, gold, for New York.
NEw YoRx, September 25.-The steam
ship Donan brought Ss09, 900 gold.
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NEw YoRa, September 81. Charles Liv.
inSston, who tried to fast forty.two days in
Brooklyn, Ii sued for divorce by woman
who says she married himbefore he met
his present vile.
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RilIIng at Alder.on, viva.

AIpRRsoN, September 25.-In Green.
brier county negro named Patrick Alex.
ander shot and killed Pleasant Board, also
colored. Alexander has been arrested,
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MArTRRs IN MAINE.

WARRINGTON, September 25.-Maine Re-
publicansin Washington havesettled down
to the melancholy conclusion that Plaisted
has carried the State by an insignificant
plurality. So far 800 guns have been fred
here over the result-l00 Democratic and
200 Republican-more guns, in fact, than
Plaisted had plurality.
A curious reason is given here for the
disaster to the party in Maine, and that Ia
that Blaine, Hamlin and Hale controlled
absolutely the Federal patronage OF the
State, and nothing could be had except
through them. Several able and infuen.
tial Republicans got mad and went over to
the Fusionists. 1t Ia said that q Maine
man could not get postoffice worth $l5
annually without procuring 1t through the
influence OF Hamlin and Blaine. This
stirred up ill.feelings, iealousies and a mild
form OF rebellion. Having sufficiently
rehuked the gteat men who lead the party
in that State, the disgrunted Republicans
will now return to their old love, and 1t Il
said by those well informed In the myste.
rious politics OF that State, that Garfield
will have at least 5000 majority In Novem.
har ri.
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lke gtttelIiattretr.
~. =, and "a Fourteenth sireel

-, Hon. Green B. Raum, United States
c.nni,,iOner Of Internal Revenue, speaks
sc.ntol v'r Square this evening. Heis a
,aAd speaker.
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MR. HEEcHgR TO TAEETHE STUMP.

NEW YoRx, September 25.-The most
prominent visitor at the headquarters Of
the Republican National Committee to.
day was Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, who
paid lengthy visit to the rooms, and held
a protracted conversation with ex- Govern
or Marshall Jewell. Mr.. Beecher called
to volunteer his service to aid IN the cleo
ton OF Garfield and Arthur. Mr.. Beecher
refused steadfastly to be interviewed. He
will, 1t is expected, prepare himself to
enter the political canvass Immediately.
The route which he will take has not yet
been made known, but Il Is positively &C.
knowledged that he will speak in Indiana,
Ohio, Connecticut and New York State.
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srEuBEHyILLE.
Another Convert to RepublieanIsnl-
Other InterPsIiug Notes.

srEuBENviLlR, September 30
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28
Worms wormsa vormsal

Z. I. Kunkels Worm Syrup never fails 10
destroy pin, seat al d stomach worms. Dr.
Kuukcl' the only successful physician who
removes tape worms in two hours, alive and
with head ard no fee until removed. COM
mon sense teathes n tape worms be re-
moved all other worms cgn be readily de-
stroycd. Advice at Office and s'cte fee.
The doctor can tell whether or not The pa
tiert has worms. Thousands are dying
daily with worms and do not know IT, Fits,
spasams, cramping, choaking and sutloca-
ting, sallow complexion circles around the
eyes, swelling and pain in the stomach,
restless nights, grinding of tie teeth, pick
Ing at the nose, cough-ieyer, itching at the
seat, headache, foul breath, the patient grows
pale and thin, tickling and irritation In the
anus. All these symptoms and more come
FROM WORMS. T.. L. kunkels Worm Syrup
never fails 90 remove them. Price
sl00 per bottle, or six bottles for
500. For tape worms write and
consult the Doctor. For all Others buy of
your Druggist the Worm syrup and If he
has il not, send to ID. L. +. kunkel, 80 n.
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by
mail free. Send three-ccrt stamp.
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Jim Benncirs New York Yacht.
Y Y. Sun.


The new steam pleasure yacht 10 be
built by Ward. Stanton & Co, of New
burg, builders cf the Shaushraun for
James Gordon benr EFT, is 10 b. finished
by the first Of June next. She is TO be
a novel craft in more respects than one.
The prime object TO be attached by the
builders and owners is high rate Of
speed. She is, therefore, 10 be cut away
at both ends TO an extreme sharpness,
and in consequence Of this narrowncss
her boilers and machinery have TO be
put in the center of the boat TO keep her
tim. The two boilers to be put in will
be OF unusual strength-capab.e of re-
sisting pressure of 200 pounds to the
square inch-the ordinary working pres
sure proposed being not more than l20
pounds. The yacht is to have three en-
zines, instead Of double engines, as is
usual In similar craft. She will have Il
brace of smokestacks, instead - one, rs
is common, and she will be heated
throughout by steam The rig proposed
for the vessel is also peculiarly, and Is
called by the builders a "felucca rig"
This is said to be simply three masts, on
each of which is to be triangular sail
1t Is said hat the object Of this is TO
avoid yards or gaiis aoit, and to have as
little resistance as possible when going
head to the wind. it is proposed to light
the costly craft throughout with gas
The main saloon will be on the lower
deck, and will extend the whole width
of the vessel and be about thirty feet
long. Forward of this saloon on each
side will be two large rooms for the
owner and some Of his favored acqualnt-
ances, and there will he two smaller
rooms for guests abalt the saloon. All Of
the rooms viii be furnished
with hot and cold water faucets,
and will also be upholstered and furnish
ed in the most costly manner Mr.. Ben
nett will, it is said, spare no pains or ex-
pense to outrival all the cralt of SINH
lar kind ever put in the water III Am
erica. Much interest Is manifested in
the rate of speed that Mr. Benefits new
yacht will be capable Of She is expect
cd to outsail any craft in American wa
tcry
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simple Protective Against Epldemics.

Those who are at all afraid of epidem-
ic disease may feel comtortcd on hear
in that one Of the best protective meas
ures they can resort TO is a very simple
one-the use cf soap and water. An
ointment physician says:
1t is worth while for common people
to learn that $4,000 typus germs will
thrive in the circumference of pin
head or a visible elobule. 1t is worth
while for them TO note that these germs
may be dessicated and be borne, like
thistle seeds. everywhere, and like de
moniacal possessions may jump noise
lessly down any throat. But there are
certain things spores cannot stand, ac-
cording to the latest ascertained results
OF science. A water temperature Of l2O
degrees bolls them to death, and soap
chemically poisons them, Here sanitary
and microscopic science come together.
Spores thrive in low ground and under
low conditions of life. For redemption
Ay to hot water and soap, ye who live in
danger of malarial poisoning. Hot wa
ter is sanitary. Soap is more sanitary.
Fight typus, smallpox, yellow fever and
ague with soap. Soap is board of
health.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28

Everything vas In the same condition
as when | first introduced 1t to the read.
er. Tho antracite was burning in the
glowing stove; the green curtain was
down. The artist disappeared before
The curtain went up, and the perform
ance went off 10 the applause of one
spectator The curtain fell Some time
aiterward ZIionezek appeared, gloomy,
but resolute, with large basket on his
arm. lie then lifted the cover from the
stove.
Here" said he, taking from the mix
cd contents OF the basket 4 musical box
''is my orchestra. 1t will never play the
overture TO Norma" lie dropped it
into the stove.
Hold, madmenl" exclaimed, what
are you about2"
Cheating the sheriff. he exclaimed,
stearnly.
Goodbye, Celinal" he added, press
ing the little puppct TO his lips: you
We're the dearest OF them all-the pret-
tiest image ever man conceived. Fare
well, light Of my eyes" and the little
gauze attired thing fell into the crack
ling Gehenna. One aher another, horses,
men, ladies, rope-dancers, disappeared.
And now," cried the wretched man, Il
have done for them, and I'll do for my
self"
lie was raving maniac. AS the last
words left his lips he snatched knife,
aud in q moment more would have
ended his existence. | caught his arm,
and desperate struggle followed; but i
overpowered him AT last and he sank
on the floor exhausted. That night he
was conveyed TO a lunatic asylum.
Some months afterward l was passing
up Broadway, when my eyes were ar
rested by sign over the door Of a
small shop. paused and read the words:
"Zaionezek, Matchmaker" l hastened
in. There sat my friend with q glass to
his eye. busily engaged in dissecting
Lepine. lie recognized me at once, and
shook lay hand across the counter. He
was sadly changed, his hair was quite
gray, but his manner was quiet and
subdued,
Il am very glad to see you,' said he,
II have been very unwell; but l was
kindly cared for, and have quite recoy-
cred. ] have lad such strange dreams
OF a Lifetime spent in making puppets
What an idea, making puppets for a
great people, engaged, as they should be,
in the useful artsl Tne useful is the
order of the day-bye-and-bye ornament
and art. Parhaps / shall live long
enough to witness the new order of
things, and then, what pupHet show
youth see"
Poor Zaionezekl He was never wholly
rational in the worlds opinion, and
many Of Us are in the same category.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from pracucv,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
atarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
lor Nervous Debility and ali Nervous Com.
plants; after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, ha,
felt il his duty to make it known to hi,
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, ]
will send free of charge to all who desire
1t this recipe in German, French or Eng
lish with full directions for preparing and
using Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, y. w. SlIERAR,
l49 Powers Block. Rochester, n. Y.
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Astonishing snccess.

II Is the duty of every person who has
used Boschce's German Syrup TO let its won
derful qualities be known To their friends
in curing Consumption, severe Coughs,
Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and IN fact all
throat and lung diseases, No person can
use il without immediate relief Thrc,
doses will relieve any case, and we consider
it the duty of all druggists to recommend 1t
to the poor, dying cOnSumptiye, at least to
try one bottle, as 10000 dozen bottles were
sold last year, and no one case where it
failed was reported Such a medicine as
the German Syrup cannot be too widely
known. Ask your druggist about it. Sam
pile bottles 10 try sold at 10 cents. Regular
size. 75 cents.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-28
Important.

When you visit or leave New York City,
save Baggage, Expressage, and Carriage
hire, and stop at the Grand Union Hotel,
nearly opposite Grand Central depot $50
elegant rooms, reduced to 81 and upwards
per day. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stages, and ele-
waited railroad TO all depots. BE careful and
see that Grand Union Hotel is on the sign
where you enter, as the corner does not be-
long to the Grand Union.
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m. Kansns Ayrlcultur,.,

is a paper that ever worker ought to have.
The farmer and horticulturst finds ample
food for thought in its well filed pages.
The wool-growers and stock-raisers are not
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umns are well filled; whilst the literary and
editorial articles are the best. The farmers
like the paper because it gives them an ag-
ricultural and newspaper combined in one.
It has large circulation, and is good ad-
vertising medium. The subscription price
is 81 so per annum, or by clubbing YOU can
get 10 copies for $3.50, 20 copies for $50.
Address, CIARDY & Co.,
Wamcgo, Kansas
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An Accjdentaig gur..

When death was hourly expected iTOm
consumption, all remedies having failed, and
DIR. II. James was experimenting, he acci-
dentally made a preparation OF Indian
Hemp. which cured his only child. and now
gives this recipe on receipt of two stamps to
pay expenses. Hemp also cures night
sweats, nausea at the stomach and will
break fresh cold in p hours. Address
Craldock & Co. 1882 Race street, Philadel-
phia. Pa. naming this paper.