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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-16
The New Ameer IN CommunicatIoh WIN
AuAlA q.
EH CLAN d.

Abdurrahman and Ayoob In Cahoots.
LONDON, August IA St. Peters.
burg correspondent has grave reason TO
believe that Asoob Khan is acting In
concert with and has been assisted by
the present Ameer.
II Russia Directing Ayoob Khan's Move.
ments
LONDON, August l4.-The following is
verbatim copy Of the dispatch received
by the Neus from its correspondent at
81 Petersburg. last night:
al have grave reason to believe that
Ayoob Khan has been acting in concert
with and has been assisted by Abdur-
rahman Khan, and that the worst sus.
picions are not without some founda.
iiou. | would assuredly not send such
disconnected intelligence except on the
most serious grounds.
fThe expression worst suspicion 10
interpreted to refer to Russian intrigues
or possibly to the rumors OF actual Rus
sian cooperation with Ayoob Khan
That Wedding
LONDON. August -Tdnity Fair says
the marriage OF Lady Burdett Coutts and
A,hmead Bartlett. viii take place Tues.
day a, the Chapel Royal, Savoy.
warlike Operations Of Russts.
LONDON, August IA 4-According 10 re.
ports from Bucharest, 5000 Russians
are concentrating near Bender to be
ready in the event OF action in Bulgaria.
The transportation Of munitions, horses,
commissary stores and troops il contin-
ually going on near the Roumanlan
frontier. A steamer arrived at Ga!iiz
on Saturday With Russian artillery and
ambulapces destined for Bulgaria. 1t is
also stated that Russians are concentrat'
ing at Ralziwillof, on the Austrian
frontier.
Witnesses Knocked Down and Kicked.
LONDON. August 1.-THE trial by
court martial OF Sergeant Marshman, for
false marking at Wimbledon. began at
Gsspert yesterday. The charges in.
clnde otf.nses in 1873 and 1879. On
the opening Of the court to-day the pros.
ecutor stated that one OF bis principal
witnesses had been knocked dOsn and
kicked by a person who had protited by
| Marshman's practices.
Heavy Robbery.
Burglars stole Ei2, 900 worth OF plate
| and jexelry from the residence OF Lord
| Eldon, near Wareham, last night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-16
A WILD ENGINE.
Serious Railroad Accident at
Wheeling junction, on the p,
G.. Il st. L.-Three Engines
Wrecked and One Man Killed.

Special to the Register.
SrErBsNvILLE, August Is.
Last evening. about one and half
miles east OF Wheeling Junction, on the
Pan Handle road, most singular acci.
dent occurred. A freight train running
at the usual rate OF speel was tele-
scoped by gravel train. In the run.in
which occurred the engineer and fire.
man OF the freight jumped their charge.
As a result OF the telescoping. the en-
zine and tender OF the forward train be-
came detached, and as the engineer left
the engine with the throttle wide open,
a wild" engine on the track resulted.
The run away engine proceeded out a
short distance, when, fortunately 1t came
across a switch which had been left
open, about half mile from its detach-
ment from the tram. On the switch
was freight train and engine, with
which the wild engine collided, wreck
inp both engines. In consequences, the
train due here last night at I:30 p. NJ,
did not arrive until l:N'A. NJ, and the
returning excursiOnists who had been
at Pittsburgh attending the Turn B1zlrk,
we're compelled to lay at Collier 5 Sta
ton siding some five or six hours,
much to their annoyance. In the tele
scoping one man on board the freight
tram received injuries which, 1t g
though, he Will not survive. Ills
skull was fractured and other ST.
rious injuries about head and lace
were received. The total damage done
was three engines and three box and
gravel cars wrecked, involving a loss OF
$50 600. The track ior about hundred
Yards was strewn with car wheels ana
splinters from the frame work OF tie
cars and trucks. 1t was fortunate that
the switch was open, and that no iur-
ther damage resulted than the wrecklrg
OF the engine on the switch, as had IL
been otherwise the "wild' engine W. uld
have passed the switch, gone to~ard,
>teubenville, and would have encount'
cred the east-bound tast express at or
near the Steubpnville bridge. In this
event the list OF casualties would have
been terrible.
Later-The Injured Man Dead.
Special Uispatoh TO ths Register.
SrsUBENvILLS, o, August 18th.
Patrick Calm, who was injured in the
railroad accident at Wheeling Junction,
last night. died this afternoon.
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Jim McKELvEY's CRIME.
A Belmont County Youth 10 the Hole OF
q Cav Lothario-Arrest and Escape Oh
the Alleged Author Of the Mischief

DsL,wARE, O, August IA james
McKelyey, young man twenty four
wears Of age, whose place OF residence,
until the last few years, has been In
Be mont county, Ohio, took his de-
parture from Rdndor township, six
miles west OF here, in this county,
rather prematurely few DAYS since.
Mckelvey is a young man oil somewhat
prepossesSing appearance, ana never
lets his chances, like sunbeams, pass
him by to form the acquaintance of the
fair sex, of which he was general
favorite. Among his numerous
admirers was Miss Maggie
T,ickpy, whose parents reside IN
the same vicinity, and are what might
with propriety be termed genteel, we'll
to-do people, and Maggie, who is just
budding into womanhood, and is sweet
sixteen, or will be in February next, Is
perfect blonde and possessed OF Il vol
uptuOus form, to which she IN part owes
her present condition. For some months
past she has been keeping company with
Mcke!vey aud perni tel him Ia do pret-
" much as he pleased, and the tact
that. some lew days since she discovered
herself 10 be IN pretty iair way 10 be-
come mother ere she was vile, leads
To the suppOsition that she allowed her
suiror to do pretty much the same:
No sooner did she learn her condition
than she brcame possessed Ot the desire
h procure a father for her unborn child.
Not wishing to give publicity tothe mat
ter, she merely dropped note IN the
office TO her gay LOthario, requesting
that he call 10 see her and make some
sort of restitution. The note had not
Vet reached its destination ere M,gyie
changed her mind concerning the pub
licitv PORTION OF the affair. and finally
concluded to place the young man with
in the grasp OF the law that no might be
more available when wanted. a war
rant was sworn out before Justice oil the
Peace John A. Cone, OF Rsdnor town.
ship, who, in due course of time,
had the young man before hun
in person. James was quite indignant
at the proceedings, and attempted to
play the part OF injured innocence.
rime was granted MIN 10 procure bail
To appear AT such time as the Justice oi
the Peace desired, and he was permit
ted an es,ort in the shape q! COnsta
ble to solicit aid among his scquaint
ances. The home OF wealthy farmer
named Thomas was first sought, and
while talking in the yard, James asked
for and received permission to step into
the house and converse with the ladies'
Upon crossing The threshold he forgot
his mission and went out an opposite
door, since which time he ! a. failed to
msterializ., and the suppositi, IN is that
he has taken the wings OF The morning
and flown away 10 the West, whittier
he NO doubt will he, in due course oi
time. followed by his Evangslne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-16
GAY YOUNG MOKE
Attempts to Elope With the White Wife
OF au Allegheny City Brotner

Attempts to Elope With the White Wife
OF au Allegheny City Brotnee
PirrsBrRGu, August 1.-the serenity
OF the household OF Alexander Morgan,
of Allegheny, was harshly disturbed
Yesterday. Morgan is negro black as
ebony, with his, thick lipS and square
i,ws His wifi. Is a beautiful white ylrl,
seventeen wears OF aye, slender in figure,
graceful in her movements. and well ed
ucated. She Is native Of Youngstown.
Ohio, and was considered one OF the
b-lles OF that town previous TO her we'd
ding with Morgan, which occurred
short time ago. Morgan is employed AZ
the Court.house, and vent to work ear
ly this morning. Somehow il occurred
10 Morgan that all was not right AT his
home in Allegheny, and he hied him
self over to his vine and 6g tree. He
found that he had just arrived in
time. for his wife had all
her things packed up. In the parlor he
found young mulatto, who sported a
cane, and Was srrayed georgeously.
When Morgan asked him what he was
doing there. the youngster ordered him
ou, of his house, saving that he was
master OF "de ranch" Morgan then
spied letter lying ON table and picked
IL up, ami found il addressed TO his wife.
Upon reading il, Morgan found that 1t
WAS filed with sentiments OF the most
gushing character. At this juncture the
mulatto, whose name Is Weaver, made
a break for the door AMI, in company
with the wife, started for the depot.
Morgan, Othello-like, got on his ear,
and went for his rival in first class sty le
lie pounded his face until both his eyes
were closed, and drew rs8or to finish
the proceedings. when policeman in
terfered, and both OF the parties were
yanksd down to the leck-up.
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THE Tl,IENNIAL.
Wheeling knights Arrive In
Safety-Other Communicates 8
En- Route.

CHICAGO. August l5.
Special Dispatch to the Register
Jacques De Molay Commandery OF
Washington, Pa, arrived here at $50
o'clock this morn ng, accompan cd by
the Sir Knights OF Wheeling, and were
assigned quarters at the Revere House,
being the second Commandery to arrive
in the city.
Manchester, N. H., August 15-
Mount Hareb Commandery, of Con-
cord, and Trinity Commandery, OF this
city, as an escort TO the Grand Com
mandery OF New Hampshire, started to.
day for Chicago.
SAvASNAu, GA. August l5.-Pales-
tine Commapdery No. Z, Knights Temp.
lar, are off for Chicago.
NORFOLK, Va, August l5.-Grace
Commandery and Portsmouth Com
mandery, Knights Templars, left this
afternoon for Chicago.
Nsw YoRK, August Is Palestine
Commandery No. Is, OF this city, left
to night for Chicago.
BALTIMORE, August l5.-Maryland
Commandery No and Baltimore Com.
mandery No. =. Knights Templar, lett
this afternoon for Chicago.
CLEVELAND. August l5.-Seventeen
car loads of Knights Templar from New
York and the New England States
passed through here tonight for Chi
csgo.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August Is Two
Communicates of Knights Temp'ar, OF
st. Adams aud Mary left, here for
Chicago this evening. st. Johns Com
mandery leaves in the morning.
Ngw ORLEANS, August l5.-Sixty
Knights, consist n OF detachments oi
Com uanleries OF ,his city wnh mum
her OF invited guests, left this afternoon
for Chicago.
ST LOUIS, August l5.--The st. Louis
ST. Aledmar, the lvanhOe, and the
Oscalon Communicates OF this city,
accompanied by party OF more than a
dozen Communicates from different
parts OF the Stale, lett this morning for
Chicago.
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FIRE AT PHiLlPPI.
The Virginia Hotel Consumed
Loss, $4,000; No Insurance.

SIttlhl W AiiN hsb'sNN''
PHILIPPI, W. Va, August l3.
The Virginia Hotel, OF this place,
owned an conducted by Mr.. J. J. New
lon, was en,irely consumed by fire this
morning about O'Clock. T fre, the
immediate cause OF which is unknown,
originated in the kitchen and was too
far advanced when discovered by an oc.
cupant OF the hotel, to be checked. The
nigh; was perfectly still, and dense with
a heavy ioy. This, together with Isrg'
quantities OF water and salt thrown
ipon the surrounding buildings, pre-.
vented the fire from spreading. Most
OF the furniture OF the hotel wac saved,
although much bedding IN the cock,
lott" together with the ware IN the
dining room and kitchen, and the cloth.
ins OF Mr.. Newlon's family, we're burnt.
The loss is estimated at S3 90. No In
surance. The citizens of the town have
subscribed at this writing 10 A. n s2Ol
ior his relief. RsPoKTER.
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PRODUCE



BALrInoRs, August ~ Floir-Pirm
and steady: western suprrhne % 7Ha
; 80; do extra s. 1874 IS; family tS 20
G8 90. wheat-Wrstern higher o. 4
firm; No. 2 wr~tern winter rel. sts 1
and seller August 81 OS(Si Ost; asiIer
september 81 OSRSl 0si; seller Oct"hes
81 0s3al %; seller Noven Der 81 0NA
Wk. Corn Western higher sid
steady; western mixed, spot and s~IIrr
August Sic; seller September 52ic bid;
seller October 5?lc hid Oats--Eas~v:
western white. 36lGS37r: do mix-d So
(638c. Rye Quiet and steady st 16c.
Iay-Unchany-d. Provisions - Very
firm hut without change since yester.
day. Butt~r-Qui.t: prime to rhoics
western packed I+ta2hc. Eser-Qaiet
at I2c. Petroleum U Unchanged Co6rs
Firm and UNCHANGED. Ausar- Strong;
A soft iItc. whisky-Dull and IN.
changed at 81 llG9i ".
Shnaso.
CsrAeo, August u Flour Qaiet
and firm. Whrat-Active. 6rm apd
higher; No. 2 red winner 82ic; No 3
Chicago spring 8atlSs9tc cash: 8sto
seller Aupu rs: Sslc sslirr September; |;
S2tc seller Oc 0b<T. Corn Strong and
higher snd osed easy at 5ta3lc
cash; 37ir s-li"r September; 3sic bid.
OAts-srroIg 4 st 2G cash: 2itc seiIee
September; &c O.toher. Rye Rssedy
and unchanged. BArley--Stssdy sed
unrhanged Po-k- ESy st 9i6 5H9
I8 IS cash; SIC IS s~lIer August; 90 -
bid O,to'e-, Lsrd-Sissd and On.
changed A. 81 70 Ssh; 81 ~ s~lier s~l /.
timber. ulk n Ats-At've. 6nm ard
higher; rh. u,ber. at s, 0j: sbort rib
$Y 10; long r,b Ss2j Whisxy-6tssdy
sad unchanged at 81 90.
CIsCfHsAri. Auguss u -COttoa-
Steady at Iltc. Plous Doll spd easier;
fancy s. l5,s575 wheai-No : nd
sinter 6rm st S97c; No 9smber dull
at 92c. Corn strony-r; No : sb~ll<d
4Ic. Oats Firm%r; No. 2 mixrd 30c.
ky--iiigber; h-la at 5sfsS SOC Barley
Quiet; No. /. isIl nominal: ~xtrs No 8
9O:. Port-Stronger st sl5 10 Lard
Firm st 7{c Bnlk Mrais- Firm and
quiet ct s. s7isB 37ICas 30. Boon
Firm at 81 coz 3 SOa9 l2i GH Inose.
Whisky Firm st 81 o.. Batter Dull ;
choice Western R-r~rve i64l8c; oboios
Central Ohio l|L4i6c.
Totedo.
rotkDo. August ~ -Whesa-wesk |;
No I white Michigan 97ir: subsf
Michigan Oslo; No Cred Wabash, spot,
&c; seller August Vie: s~iier ~, ,ssm.
b~r 9sc; s~IIer Ostob~r a8fr; No 3 red
wahash 94ir; rejected s4ic; No. 3 80.
Der Illinois Saic: No. 2 r~d m'xsi SSe.
Corn-stesty: high mixed &c; No. 1
seller August 3iSc. Oats-R1m: No.
spot Bic; seller August 1Sc.
Httsoures-
PifTsscsas, Auxuss L. t-Petroieun-
Quie sctive; crude higher at o. 07i;ei
PasksTs los shipment; rvApsd ets II
Philasdiphis delivery.
fLk&k:aaak Ha>k<<, A ISA pnasf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-16
INDIANA AND VICTORY.
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED IN EARNEST
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Two Hundred Prominent Speakers es-
pound the Truths Of the Demo-
cratic Gospel 10 Immense
Crowds Of enthusi-
astic Hoosers.
J. R. D00llTTLE AT INDIANAPOLIS

The Indiana Democrats have opened
their campaign with an energy and
vigor which aueurs we'll for final success.
Saturday night was the time fixed upon
by the State Central Committee for the
formal inauguration Of the canvass, and
two hundred speakers-.including amolg
their number many OF the best orators
OF the party-simultaneously, in every
city and important town in the State,
delivered eloquent and patriotic address
es to large and enthusiastic audiences.
AS q specimen Of the work done, We
present the speech of Hon. J. r. Doo-
little. OF Wisconsin. at the wigwam in
Indianapolis-an effort which will be
r ad with interest and profit, not only
by the Democracy OF Indiana, but by
West Virginians and citizens OF the
country at large.
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OBIlU AliY.
Death or a Well known News
paper Man.

PrrrSBURGH, August l4-Alex W.
s 'OS, Esq. senior proprietor OF the
Pittsburgh Dispatch died at his residence
8hls evening AZ : o'clock. The dect as ii
as about tiity-tiye years OF aye, AMI has
Deem suffering for some time past from
= complication OF disorders. He was a
n-mber OF the Wrs'ern Associated
Press. Knight Templar, Old Fellow
mi Knight ot Pythias, and was always
IOrempst in deeds of a charitable nature.
bis journalistic experience began at
the early aye of s,xteen. at which time
p published a weekly paper at Green's
Dur, Pennsylvania. tie then came To
Pittsburgh, and shortly afterwards ssso-
bate nimSet with Daniel O'Neil anil
J. Heron Foster in the publication OF
he D,'yGich His energy and excellent
blslness qualifications contributed
largely to the success OF that paper.
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protection, both National and State. In s'l
iife's journey, FROM the cradle to the
grave, the sovereignty of the Nation and
OF the State, like two guardian angels,
upon the right and the left, walk close
by our side, and in nine cases out OF
ten we appeal to the State for protec.
ton. By the exceptional case the pro-
lection OF tine National Government is
equally important, necessary and vital
to our we'll being.
He continued at length, saying that
this was a subject upon which the Re-
publican leaders and press constantly
misrepresented the views Of the Demo.
cratic party, and falsely assert that be-
cause We maintain the Constitution and
the
Reserved Right OF the States
they falsely charge that we assert the
supremacy OF the States over the Federal
union, and deny the sovereignty of the
United States in National affairs. But
l hope to be able to show how solid
are the foundations OF the Democratic
creed. Mr Doolittle then referred to
the history of the Republican party
since the war, and charged against that
party the trampling down of the Con-
stitution in profound peace, whenever
its leaders believed that the Constitution
stood in the way OF their party ascend
ency. He referred among other things
To the Military Reconstruction bill, of
1867, on the passage OF which Thad.
stevens, then the leader OF the House,
frankly admitted they were
Act ng Outside of tho Constitution.
and as frankly avowed the object was
to maintain the ascendency OF the party.
Mr.. Garfield, was an apt scholar in al.
vocating the same measure. On Febru.
ary IL, 1867. he said: 1T ia severe; it is
written with steel pen made with a
bayonet." Mr.. Dool,tle maintained
that the bill in itself and those declara.
tons of Stevens and Garfield were moth
ing less than declaration OF war agair s.
ten States Of the Union nearly tw,
years after the civil war over and peace
declared that with a steel pen made
with bayonet in time OF profound
peace they wrote across the names OF
ten States of this Union
Expelled by ACT of Congress-"
and erased from the Constitution the
sacred words, "The right OF trial by
jury" the hobeas corpus, and all civil law
lor all that region OF country from the
Potomac to the Rio Grande and for more
than ten millions Of people. He con-
trasted this language with that of Gen.
Hancock on assuming command OF
Texas and Louisiana. He knew what
the war was for; he knew when It was
over; he knew that in time OF peace no
steel pen, made from bayonet, could
erase from the Constitution the sacred
words, THE right TO trial by jury," or
the habeas corpus, the richest inheritance
OF the Anglo,Saxon race.
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WIND AND WATER.
They DO Considerable Damage
i'm Two Texan Towns.

ISDI,NALa, TEXAS, August l4-on
Thursday evening tie water in 'he euIi
rose to depth of three eet throughoa
the town, the wind b owing at the rate
OF iorty eight miles per hour. A mum,
b-r OF peop.e left the city by Ia iroau
ior Lavacca. GA the morning the
18th inst, the water rose very rapiuiy'
and the wind reached rate OF stvrnty'
tive miles per hour. The track and ties
oi the Morgan railroad we're literally
lifted from the bed and carried hall a
mile By the wind. No lives were lost.
The water and wind has entirely SUBJ
sided.
C,srRovILLE, TEXAS, August l4:-The
hands in the mills were washed away
last night. The Meding river Is ex-
ceedingly high, and isis still rising. Inc
water has reached the second story OF
Conran's'mill.
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After travelling about half q mile he re-
pented Of what he had done and re-
turned in time to remove it before an
approaching passenger train reached the
contemplated scene of disaster. The
evidence OF the work is apparent.
ileth.rington first denied complicity in
the affair, but, on being cornered by
officer Brook, who arrested him, owned
up. He is locked up and search is being
made for The other man.
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RISE IN REAL ESTATE.
L Colorado Town Blown Up BY
GunpOwder.

DgSvsR, Cot. August IA 7iHses
Ppecial from Como gives brief account
|pl al accident which occurred at Red
Qhlll, a small station On the South Park
rOad at l. O'clock last night. A fire
broke out in the depot and caused an
Explosion oiabOut 1000 pounds OF pow
Der. which blew the depot and every
building in the place to atoms. The
eent, I. E COlyer, was badly injured
y burns ard cuts. and is not expected
live; bis assistant, Charley Hilton,
a. Killed, and tive other men badly In.
hrsd.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
The Work CT q Revolver in the Hands o.
Bath, N. Y Lawyer.

The Work CT o Revolver in the Hands of
sBatb, N. Y Lawyer.
BATH. n. ", August l4-About 5
O'Clock this afternoon. X. f. Parkhurst,
a Young lawyer OF this village, shot and
killed Fannie Howell, the daughter of a
prominent merchant here, and then
killed himself. They were married four
years ago, but never lived together, a
legal separation taking place immedi-
ately after the marriage. The tragedy
occurred in q room in the Nicholas
Hotel, where the two had went but a
few moments before the shooting. The
young man and woman belonged to the
best families in the place, and qni,e
romance is connected with their lives.
Four or five years ago they were mar
ried at picnic, but the parents inter-
fered, and the courts declared the mar
riage null aud void. Since arriving at
age, Parkhurst desired a remarriage, but
the girls parents objected, and i'll feel.
ins was en- .endered. To-day Parkhurt
again tIied TO persuade the girl to live
with him, and upon her refusal drew a
revolver and shot her and then himself
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ROUhA HIA.
Bulsaris to be Persuaded

LONDON, August IA A Bucharest cor.
respondent asserts that the Bulvarians
positively refuse to cede Arab Tabis to
Roumania, and that there are large
armed bands of Bulgsrisns in that vicin.
ity. Roumania has taken measures to
occupy tho position Immediately on re
ceipt OF notification from the poweis.
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IAIRfrlGa


The teams took lunch st the club
house, and at ! As firing began at one
thousand yards There was Q good
opening made on both sides. The sc0r.
ing of the Americans Was even better
than at nine hundred yards. They
we're now enabled 10 shoot Gith greater
regularity. They were the first 10 fin.
ish, stopping at q grand total Of ,"73
in a possible 1850, or sn average oi
over 2l2 in Q possible 225. Allen in his
fourteenth shot, got q miss of an unac
cou untabl. sort, possibly owing to the
insertion OF a bullet too far into the
cartridge case. The Canadians finished
up their work with care, but the last
shot fired was miss for Pane, the bul
let passing over the target. The follow
ing is the score at one thousand yards:
.urofrANg
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SPAIn.

The Jssuits Expelled from France Nak.
Ing Trouble.
MADRID, August 1.-THE revival ol
the Carlist ultramontanism in Spain, ID
much assisted by the arrival OF hun
dreds Of Jesuits and friars from France.
Tee Lib. as say Premier Csnovas Del
Z ,stillo IL co intenancinR the M venent,
which is Taught With future d nIerA
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OF RMAH Y.
The Importstiou Of Enelish Coal.

BERLIN, August l4-The representa-.
tives OF the leading coal mines ia Rhine
land, Westphalia and Upper Silesia and
OF the railways and msnufsctories, in
conference, are considering the tsrifi
scale for Transporting coal to Hamburg,
Bremen, Lubbock and Baltic points 90 a.
to superseds English coal. No decision
has been reached vet.