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SOON TIsED OF LIPg.
A Young Actress Takes n Dose OF Nor.
phine, and q Child Of Eleven Years
Takes Lnudnnum.

A Young Actress Takes n Dose or Nor.
phine, and Child OF Eleven Years
Takes Laudanum.
New YoRK, August 24.-sergeant Little,
Of the Seventeenth precinct, while pass
ing through East Fourth street last night,
found a woman lying on the stoop Of Nc.
1870. He aroused her, but could not get
her to stand up. She was about nineteen
years old, well dressed, and when qnet.
toned at the station house said that her
name was Verona Walemback, and that
she lived at No. 3Sl East Ninth street.
She further said that she was an actress
aud had been playing at the Thalia
Theater. She said that she had swallowed
four ounces OF morphine with the inten'
tion OF committing suicide. All the cir
would say further was that she had trouble
enough and that she wished to die. She
was taken to Bellevue Hospital in an ambu
lance. The physicians say that she will
probably recover.
BALTIMORE, August 24.-A curiosity IL
the way OF attempted suicide occurred
hare in the case Of Katie Cleaner, chile
Of eleven years. Her playmates plasuet
her, and to escape the torment the sensi
tive child swallowed dose OF laudanum
Fortunately she took too much, and
was thrown of by the system. A docto
was called, and she Is now In fair way y
recover.
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TELEaRAPnIc RRIEHs.
Condensation ofYestsraay's Lsss ImpO,
tant Disn,&feheas

Condensation Of Yesterdays Lsab Impor.
tant Dlsp2iehsss
Gen. Garfield sitends The soldiers re-
union at Ashland, Ohio, to-day.
The steamer Cybelle Is ashore at Anti
cost, and Ia much broken up. She will Do
3 total wreck. The passengers were taken
to Gaspe.
A Long Branch dispatch says that
yery unisyorable change took place yes
terday afternoon in the condition OF Wasb
Mol Lean, OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, and
At 10 o'clock he was lying very low.
The President will not issue the
Chinese proclamation until the
Sending investigation In regard to
he Chinese discrimination against
he United States vessels 10 concluded and
shows that no discriminating tonnage or
import duties are levied on United States
vessels by the Chinese Government.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
placed the latest schedules Of the quarter.
" dividend Of interest At the disposal oil
the Superintendent OF the 10Th census. II
will show where the Indebtedness OF the
country 10 owned, how much 10 each State
and territory, how much in each city CON
tanning over 20 900 Inhabitants, and how
much In foreign countries. 49,.
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AN ALLIANCE, OFFENSIVE AND DE
FENsIvE,
Proposed Between serv,a and BuIgarIa-
Albanian Affairs.

proposed betWeeu bertth anu buikuflu-
Albanian Affairs.
VIENNA, August 25.-The New Free Prcss
publishes a letter from Philopolis, CIV
ing the project Of the offensive and deien-
sive alliance which the representatives. OF
the Pan Bulgarian party Of action are
about to form with the agitators In the
servian Parliament, and the heprogramme OF
which is about to be submitted to the
Princes Of servia and Bulgaria. Thedoc-
ument contains the expression OF the po.
litical views OF the Southern Star Agitators,
Of whom the Servian aud Bulgarian Minis
ters, Mn. Ristics and kob, are said 10 be
secret protectors.
A dispatch from Pesth says: At meet
ing OF the South Albanian Chiefs 1t was
resolved to resist the cession OF Epirus and
Thessaly, and to complete forthwith the
deiences Of Arta, Preyees, Metzgono, La
rissa and Janina. The chiefs declared
their ability to concentrate 40, 900 men on
the frontiers.
A dispatch from scutari says the arrival
OF Ria Pasha with six fresh battalions
makes the Turks absolute masters OF the
situation. Dulcigno could be peaceably
surrounded at once, but unfortunately the
Porte continues intriguing. Ria Pasha
Is living at the house OF member Of the
Albanian Commission. The Turkish Off.
GERS openly declare that they are not
come 10 restrain the Albanians. The
league has consequently taken new res
olution TO resist the settlement.
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Hail Columbia! happy land
Col. 0.Briens Nomination-What hii
Competitor has to say about IL.

Col. O'BFien's Nomination-What his
Competitor has TO say about u.
From Burkes papeF-the Monroe Rssi'tsr.
Col. Thomas O'Brien, OF Wheeling, the
Democrats expediency candidate for
State Treasurer OF West Virginia, was
serenaded BY his friends q few nights alter
the nomination. In reply TO the compli-
ment, after relieving himself oil some
blarney for the Democratic party on &C.
count Of the Republican virtues which that
party has not, he alluded To his fellow
countrymen and Republican rival for the
Office, as one who had not, like himself,
been trained to hard work who had not,
| like himself, been engaged In hard manual
labor, and who could not, therefore. have
sympathy for the workingmen, or inden-
| tity with them! We beg leave TO deny
the Colonsl's premises, and to dispute his
conclusions.
The Republican candidate for Treasurer
was born and raised on farm, and be 10
willing to compete with Colonel O'Brien
| In A trial OF skill ct any kind OF farm labor.
He grew up in O companionship and sym.
pathy with the laborer, In sorrow Tor the
oppression and degration OF the laboring
classes; and he shared in the zeal OF social
reiormers for the elevation Of the neglected
brethren. A considerable portion OF his
| life has been spent In the rork OF educating
the children ol laboring men, in the pub
lie schools, and he has always extended 9
larger consideration TO those children and
a liyelier zeal for them, than for those oil
the favored classes placed under discharge.
Can Colonel o'Brien appeal TO the WORK,
iugmen with q record as deseryingF
His competitor has ever been an
ardent admirer OF the great Irish leader
Daniel o'Connell, the man who refused
with scorn the liberal contributions o.
American shareholders TO the cause OF
Irish independence, because the protieredi
gold was tarnished with the sweat and
blood OF enslaVed working men who
earned it-can this would be treasurer
who trains with the worshippers Of those
slave pirates, claim any sympathy tor tnal
pure and unde6led cause OF Irish liberty
The respective sympathies ot the riye
candidates for the workinRmen may vel
be judged from the fact that Col. o'Brien
has made snug fortune outof the WORK
ingmen, while Richard Burke has lost ONT
In contending for them.
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ridinrn From ,hs nend.

ST. CArnARlSEs, osr., August PA
bottle was picked up on the lake shore,
near Port Dalhouse, containing the fol-
lowing note: august 10, yacht Phoenix
capsized. off Long Point. Boat smasbed /;
We are struggling for to hang to her side"
The name attached appears to be James
Burns. The yacht was found on the 18th
inst. by the schooner Amuir, on Lake
Ontario, bottom upwards, and taken to
Kingston. -.I.i
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TRANS ATLANTIC.
GABLE DIspArcnEs PROM ALL PARTS
OF TnE OLD WORLD.
Dlseusslon in the House over Irish NAT.
ters-The British Grain rrade-rhe
Afghan CampaiEn-Albanian
Affairs Beginning TO Ri.
cite Interest Abroad.
IRISH AFFAIRs.
Long Discussion of the Appropriations
for the support OF the Irish Con.

Long Discussion OF the Appropriation,
for the support OF the Irish Con
stabulaTy. - 1
LONDON, August 24.-At a meeting o
the Home Rule members Of the House
Mr.. Parnell said, with regard to the op'
position constabulary vote, that much
would depend. upon the manner in which
the Irish members were mat by the gov
ernment. Iftheir proposals were rejected,
It would be necessary to resist the vote TO
the last. Butifthe government was dis
posed to listen TO toprotests Of the Irish ipeo-
pie against the manner in which the con.
stabulary is now being used. extreme
steps would be unnecessary. He was re.
solved TO place several amendments on
paper against the votes which will be
taken tonight.
The House OF Commons this morning
went into committee on estimates. 0'Don-
nell, Home Rule member Tor Dungaryan,
moved resolution against granting the
money for the maintenance OF the Irish
coustabulary. There is q general appre.
l6ub4Du plOihttG4 HA9-
dict It willlast twenty-iour hours.
The radical Democratic clubs Of this
city and suburbs assembled in Westmin.
ster last night and urged 7, p. o. 'Connor,
the Home Rule member from the borough
OF Galway, to press his motion adverse 10
the existence Of the House Of Lords to
division, and 10 present his address ad.
vocating the abolition Of the House OF
Lords. Mr.. 0'Connor replied, expressing
his sympathy with the objects Of the
meeting.
AZ the Hammersmith police court to.
day, James Donovan, footman, was charg.
ed with sending letters to Lords oran.
more and Browne, threatening the peera
with death II they further advocated the
cause Of the Irish landlords. Lord Ora.
more recently wrote the Times com.
respecting the rate Of Ireland.
The prisoner was remanded and bail re-
fused. 1tss
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FOREIGN RACrs
or Fresh ocenrrenee Given in Brief Com

or Fresh Occurrence Given In Brief Com.
pass.
AParis dispatch announces the death Of
the only daughter OF NJ. Leon Say, ex-
Minister Of the Interior.
1t is stated that g5,0O0 are already on
hand to back Trickett, the Australian, in
rowing the match with Hanlan.
The Standards st. Petersburg correspon.
dent telegraphs competent authorities
say the Russian harvest Is the worst since
the famine Of 1873.
The London Times correspondent an
noInces that Bishop Hersoeg has left
Switzerland for the United States, with the
object Of promoting scheme for the
federation OF all Christian churches in the
universe.
The Rptsblieaine, published at Con.
stance, Algeria, announces an Arab
journal, entitled L'Independnt, has ap.
peared in Sicily, which exhorts Algerians
TO revolt against the French dominion. The
RepubtiCdine says q considerable quantity
Of arms and ammunition have been SNUG
gled into Algeria from Italy. Three vessels
Of the French squadron have gone 10
Tunis.
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DUBLIN, Auguste4.-Rioting of serious
character occurred yesterday at Busbrock,
q small hamlet near Newry, in Ulster.
Many shots were ared. The parish priest
says that ball and cartridges were used,
and that little children playing in field
near his house were fred upon. The riot
ing was partly agrarian and partly Of are.
ligiops character. Noliyss were lost, how
ever, nor so far as was ascertained was any
one wounded.
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THE RIRsT AccIDEnr
ON the c.,Tv. & ". Raiiroad-A Freight
Train Wrecked BY the Reeklsssnsss OF

. Farmer.
UHRlcHsy1L1r, O., August "a, 1880.
Special pi,paseh % the 1atslliGsuosr.
This evening about Ave o'clock a farmer
driving atwo.horse wagon approached the
G., T. v. & W. R. R. track Immediately in
front Of an approaching freight train at
TuscArawas Station. Instead Of stopping q
his team before arriving at the road, he
whipped up his horses, thinking to 80 in.
crease their speed that he could cross the
track in advance Of the train. His calcu-
la,ions proved incorrect, the engine
striking the team and throwing horses,
wagon and driver considerable distance
from the track. The driver was not seri-
ously hurt, but one horse was killed and
the other badly injured; the wagon was
demolished, and FIVE or six cars were
thrown from the track, broken up badly
and piled in . confused mass on the road.
The rails were also torn up for q short
distance. The train hands escaped un.
hurt almost by miracle.
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Maud 8 and ~. Julien.

HARTFORD, August 25.-Capt. Stone
manager Of Maud s, has cable dispatch
from Vanderbilt, her owner, instructinE
him not to start the mare this season.
being fully satisfied with her achievements
aud requesting that the mare be taken q
Cincinnati and kept In condition for hil
personal driving when he returns. st
Julien runs against III Thursday,
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BELLAIRE.
school Note.-Teo ehera Apprentices, 4e.-
New Furnace Delayed by the Brsaking
or fPotD-Excesaiye Heat.

bSssset Sseso- |sN@Ssstss NbAseAhsS4t 10
New Furnace Delayed by the Breaking
Of fPots-Excesaiye Heat.
At the meeting OF the School Board
Monday evening, Mr.. Irwin, Of CIaysvilIe,
was appointed as teacher OF the high
school, and ]. E. Burris, of Mt. Pleasant,
for the school in the Lower Town. Mr..
Turner was selected as janitor Of the
Fourth ward school house.
The school house on Gravel Hill has
been thoroughly cleaned, ready for the
opening OF school In September.
The new gas furnace In the Lower Town
goblet works will not get started until two
or three weeks later than intended, on Rc-
count OF the breaking OF the pots. Nine
out OF thirteen put in have broken, and
the loss, II Is said, will reach several hum
dred dollars.
A q solires owe, used In the family Of
Mr.. GoIby, on Belmont street, exploded
Monday evening, but fortunately no harm
was done.
Colonel and Mrs. Rankin returned
Monday evening from their trip TO Chicago.
The hot weather was too much for The
mill men again yesterday. They stopped
work at noon.
Yesterday ahoisting. bolt on an elevator
at the Belmont Glass Works broke, and
the elevator fell TO the floor, demolisnin9 o
large quantity Of glassware and badly
bruisinR two workmen, Al. Archer and
| Jimmie keenan,
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New YoRk, August 4.-The sudden re-
turn OF hot weather has greatly increased
mortality ameng the children and aged
persons. Applications for burial permits
have been Tar more numerous the past
twenty.four hours than on any preceding
day OF the summer. CoroneIs were noti-
fed TO hold inquests and the police were
called 10 several cases Of prostration in the
skfeet6.
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NEw YoRK, August 24,-The Republican
State Committee was called TO order to-day
by Gen. Chester A. Arthur, and decided
not TO call convention Tor the nomina:
tion Of a candidate for Chief Justice ot
Inc Court Of Appeals. Judge Folger was
nominated for Court Of Appeals by the
The Democratic State Committee has
been called for Friday next to ccnsidet
the question Of holding . convention 70
nominate candidate for Chief Justice oi
the Court OF Appeals.
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FIRES YEsTERDAH.
A Race Course and an Ice House Visited
by CONGREGATIONS.
$4,000 yIRE AT A RAoE.TRAcK.

$4,000 PIRE AT A RAcE'TRAcK.
SAN FRASCIsco, August 24.-Fiye build
ings occupied as saloons, concert halls
shooting galleries, restaurants, ETC., neal
Bay District race-track, were burned at At
early hour this morning. Loss $50, 1000
partly insured.
HEAVY EXPLOSION AT AN IcE.HousR TRE
PalIADELPHtA, August 94.-The exten
siye ice.house, ice siding and several cars
At seigleayille, belonging to ]. & P. Baltz
Of this city, were burned by an incendisry
A keg Of powder exploding destroyed th
engine house and engine. Houses 10
more than mile away were shaken, bu
no one was hurt.
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PorrsvrLLE, Pa, August A.-The steam
forced into the Kelly Run Colliery to
extinauish . fire, saturated the
timber in No. 2 G.ope 20 much that
the weight Of the earth above caused
the slope TO cave 10 this afternoon, carry.
ing everything with 1t and giving fresh
impetus TO the fire. A large number oil
men are at work trying To- I'll the breach.
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their reception. The General in company
with Judge Rowley will be present at The
Wisconsin State Fair ct Madison on the
9th OF September.
Council BLUFFS, IA, August 2S.-Gen.
Grant and vie arrived here this after.
noon en- route for home, and took the O.
IN. W R. R, for Dixon, ILL.,, going
thence 10 Galena.
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MADRID, August 24.-Aroya decree has
been issued abrogating the decree Of May
18th, 1850, and declaring the sons Of King
Alfonso the direct heirs to the throne,
with the title OF princes Of Axsturias.
The kings daughters will receive the title
Of princesses Of Axsturias, II SO decreed,
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Dr. Buehauan Pronounced Dead Doe
tor, "OmeinIly.-

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-The ad.
journed investigation Of the disappearance
Of DR.. Buchanan was continued in the
District Court to-day, on the question Of
forfeiting the bail for his appearance
The Judge said from the testimony the al.
legations OF the bondsmen that DR.. Blu.
chanan had committed suicide were sus-
tanned. The motion, therefore, Of the
government to have the bail forfeited must
Be refused, but II the District Attorney
can at any time rebut the presumption by
evidence he can renew the motion for
forfeiture.
DxrRorr, Mich. August 4.-The much
sought for DR., Buchanan, Of bogus medical
diploma notoriety, whose disappearance
from Philadelphia and supposed drown.
ing from ferry boat has slready been
telegraphed over the country, has
been run down at last. He Is stop
ping at Windsor, Ontario, opposite
this city. He has been hiding In the
vicinity for, several days under the assum.
ed name OF Fairchild. There seems TO be
no doubt Of his identity. The police
authorities here have not been commune.
Gated with, and have taken no steps 70 in.
terfere with his movements.
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WHEELING WEST VA WEDNESDAY, lC9Oel =

completed the work Of formulating an
organic Law for the government Of the
European provinces, and IL has been
signed. The law Is said to contain every.
thing essential for good government, and
that the organic law Of Crete was taken as
the model, as better adapted to the pur.
pose than the constitutional Law Of the
great nations.
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PirrsroS, August 24.-The Democratic
conference OF the Twelfth district, re.
suited In the nomination OF two candi.
dates for Congress, A. r. Brundage, oi
Luzerne county, and D. W. Connolly,
Greenback nominee, Of Lackawanna
county.
DECATUR, ALA, August 24.-The Demo.
Gratis Of the Eighth diatrict nominated for
Congress Gen. James Wheeler, Of Con.
federate calvary tame. He was class
mate at West Point Of General Hancock.
Lowe, Greenbacker, present incumbent,
will run against Wheeler.
DETROIT, August 25.-Geo. W. Weber, OF
Iowa, was nominated to-day by the Re-
publicans OF the Fifth District.
MILWAUKEE, August 25-The Republi-
caus OF the Third District Of Wisconsin
renominated Geo. O. Hazelton for Con.
gress.
DETROIT, August 25.-w. n. walby,
banker, Of Adrian, has been renominated
by the Democrats Of the Second District
for Congress.
WILsIsoroS, August 25-The Demo.
cratic State Convention to-day nominated
Col. E. Martin for Congress by acclama
ton.
CIxc1ssAr., August 24.-E1.Lieutenant
Governor A. Hart was to-day nominated
for Congress- at Hillsboro. Ohio, by the
Republican Convention.
ST.. LOUIS, August 24.-The Democrats oil
the 18th District have renominated VIM.
Il. hatch for Congress.
sr. LOUIS, August 24.-Gen. Craig was
nominated for Congress today by the
Democrats OF the 9th District Of this State.
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LoSpoS, August 4.-Mr. Gladstone has
returned to London, feeling somewhat i'm,
proved in health, and it is doubtful wheth.
or he will finally decide upon trip 70
cal condition OF public affairs.
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A coMpLIMINrARY RNrRgrAiNMENr

was given to the knights at Pope's
Theatre tonight. 1t was an exceedingly
pleasant affair aud consisted Of speech
Of welcome by acting Mayor Lightner aud
response by Supreme Chancellor
Woodruff; address on Pythianifm
BY ]. R. Rathbone, the founder OF the
order, and recitAtions, poems and music by
home talent. The house was crowded by
Knights In uniform, and ladies', and pre-.
sented . CAV and brilliant scene. Quite a
number OF knights left for home this
evening, and II 10 not likely that more
than four or Ave divisions will participate
| In the drill contest.
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BAlElNoRE, August 24.-At the meeting
to-day of the Beta Theta Pi Society, ad-
dresses were made by W. %. Ransom. Of
Port Huron, and Willis o. Robb, Of Gin
etnnah.
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a,a,, n Reeeh aone To.pny,

GAIEsA, ,Il1.. August 24-Gen. Grant
,ele0raphs that himself and Mrs. Grant
yin arrive At their home in this city to.
morrow and to have their house ready for
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LONDON; August 24-The workmen in
some OF the districts in Worcestershire re-
iusing to cooperate in the contemplated
strike Of the nail workers Of that county
aud stsfordshire, the strike has been
abandoned.
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Comnltte.i For TriaI.

MARIETTA, o., August 24.-John and
Ann Farley, accused Of numbering their
twins, four weeks old, had q hearing this
morning, and were committed. II 10 q
strong case against them.
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coSsrAxrISoPLE, August 24.-The Inter.
nal Reform Commission, which has been
in session here for some time past, has
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l6e gmtelIigetrff's,
ss;si So.. 3, aud q .e@sseea.n street.
,eIoss srAUNroa Speech
49,, ,,r ,he wnocllpg Register.

WHEELING. August "a. 1880.
-,,.., ,,,,,vaHy Tiyinian, S'a,a'tOn, Va:
i =. D.aocrA.ic paper here charges
~ u, y, ,,e . earpstbagger in Virginia,
~ ns., YOUR report Of Wade HamptOn's
..s =. i. base forgery. Please give US
y ~. ~. ia The shape Of a special dis
gDror, WHEELING lSTELLIGEsoFH.
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CRIMINALS AsD THEIR cRlnEs.

startling Performance by Negro MIN
streIs-A Romantic Cuss from Sunny
sIciIy-A Kentucky Runian shoots an
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w., r,,,o., WHEELING ISTrLLIOEscER.
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ALwYN.