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APANIU AZ SEA.
Tho DIsEraeefnl scenes Of C0WardiCS on
The Plymouth Rock, NJ

Tho DIsKraeefu1 scenes Of C0WaEdiOo on
The Plymouth Rock, W
NEw YoRK, August ia full report
Of the bursting oi steam pipe on board
the Plymouth Rock has been published.
Later reports show that the panic which
followed the accident was Of the widest
description, and that the Cowardice ex.
hibited by the male passengers and some
Of crew was disgraceiul. The men seemed
10 think Of nothing but their own preser.
vation, and women and children were
ruthlessIy knocked down and trampled
upon. That no loss OF life occurred in q
scene Of such confusion aud terror appears
almost miraculous. One Of the deck hands
who erdeAvOred to secure liie.prsaervers
for the women and children said. 1--WE
were fairly crowded 10 death,
and every attempt made 10 pass
preBstver out to lady proved
absolutely futile. Some men tried to
strap three or four on at once. never
believed before that men cJnld act 40
wildly. Why saw one emAn strap cork
jacket around his valise, puth his way ont
Of the ovid, place that vAlite Ia safe
corner, and then atempt 10 Jump over.
board without any protection at all for
himself Many people had not the
slightest knowledge oi how 10 strap on
the ACkst, and had they ltaped Ito the
water must necessarily havs drowned i'm.
mediRtely, iot they bad 80 SrAnged the
preserSeB that the upUer y RI oi the
bouy would have bgsn thrown bsl,w the
va ef's surface. Did see u prr'etverB
torn away from weak peteons2 Yes,
there were good many jnst such 10.
Btauce6 I tell you the wotieu aud Caild.
rem bad not The slightest show"
Another deok.hand said: 1.-THE pasbeh.
gers were absolutely wild, and come Of
them attacked their fellows with O mp
stools ID order 10 peouro advantages; Oth'
era smashed out cabin windows, and more
than one tore lie pfesefVers from others
| In this latter work theie we're tumbefs Of
the crew wha participated. I'm really
ashamed tU PCkho " ledge thai bslong to
such Q set nt towards. This 6tIiCeSs tried
10 quiet The crowd, but their Efforts we 9
without any effect Until the eattI cleared
away and the log was seen o1thlng to our
assistance" y.
A nutnbet Il the passengers ppoks oil
the pantc "A indsschbable and sntne Of
them especially denOu cell II coSAdice
oi The Italian tinBiCi,rS un lFatd ~ d
| ia said that tbs strings on many VI Lbe
lille piesefVefs were rotten. ... L
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A MORNING TALK
with DR.. BIISS-Hts HopsruI View or ths


.-ng sl'aRIioB. H..i'
WASHINGTON, Angus. ~ -Dr. Bliss, who
just came from the Pfesidsnt'H rooul, IN
reply to the question, how Is the Plesi
sldent, said: .-' -.. .a.
"Oh, I've is getting along splsudIdIy,"
"Doss heexperlenCe any pain from In
dimmatlop Of the gland2" ,a,gs .-..
"None to tpesk oi." ''' W. "
"Has the swelllpg decreased any ?"
"Yes, II has almost entirely snbsided.'
"You do not apprehsnd any iurthaF
annoyance from the paroLid gland, then p
"No, sir," ~. q.
-, rA0T ,d0T Ia bis pulse this morning doc
"From 100 to lO4 beats, and compar.
atively frm.!h r-F A.'lH77
rs the temperature any hiRhsr2"
mo, The Temperature, and respiration
are about normal"
"What nonriShInent has the patient
taken to dSy2"
"He has taken from f,urteen to sixteen
ounces Of koumiss and milk Cruel"
r "Does he still relish the grnsl?" .r
ayes, he appears to be vsfy fond OF IT,"
"Do YOU expect 10 administer anything
beside thisp Iit Hli-Gr. h-4,i1'N
"We may give him something more later
In the day" y =
"Will It be milk2"
"0h, no, we can't let him have raw
milk yet"
"Whst do you think Of the respiration
being below normal, doctot2" ID.
"Ohi that does not signify anything but
extreme weakness" 1i.
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JItsTIUE APREAHED.
Charles htoehIey Pays the Penalty oI
KIlIInK His Employer.

Charles hI0ehIey Pays the Penalty Of
L killing His Employer.
BATAVIA, August 19.-C Charles stockley,
aPs .ssin Of John Walker, q farmer, his
employer, passed his last night on earth
quietly. He ate Ice cream aud cake with
his brother John at len o'clock. After.
wards ho slept from eleven o'clock until
elk O'Clock this morning, when he arose
aud ate hearty breakfast Of beetSteak
and potatoes. slockley was led To ths Jail
yard two minutes Of eleven. The Rev. Mr..
Everest offered prayer, aud Sheriff GritFis
asked thecondemued man ithe had any.
thing u say. He mumared "NoD eit."
The roose and cap were adjusted, and at
II .09 the drop was pulled. Stockley
ahtvsfed cunvulsiyely moment, and bis
hands dropped TO his side, At tl:i0 Dk.
CoteS pronounced life extinct and
the body was lowered at 1929
A large crowd surrounded the jail
Since sentence was passed upon him
S.oCkley has behaved 10 singular and
notall becoming manner. smashing things
generally, so long as anything remained
In his cell that he could break, and for pro.
tracted periods rOiuaing to speak to any
one. Last Monday evening StoCklsy broke
ah eight days silence aud since then he
has been as amiable and laxative as II 10
possible Tor man In bis position to be.
His frst words were request for q cup Of
lea and something 10 eat. Throughout his
imprisonment, With the exception oil q
few days when he refused food, he has
eaten ravenously, and his remarks Bile ap.
petite has been source ot wonder and
surprise 10 hls keepers. Every.
thing having been removed from
bis cell nearly week ago, he
has from necessity been peaCs4ble, there
being nothing Ia his cell 10 destroy, The
prisoner has never expressed hobe ot
Obtaining o repfieve or q cDmmuta'ion oi
bis sentence In fact, be has never given
evidence bf q knowledge OF the possibility
Of any influence 10 bis behalf. Proceed.
inRs 70 determine tpbn the question ol
stoOkley o sanity were instituted. Sheriff
Gtiffis gave notice 10 JndKe. Bangs that
there waS d reasonable doubt Oi the sanity
Of stockley, and 10 pursuance Of auch
notice The Judge ibShed al order 10 the
Sheriff 10 summon commission ottwelve
men Ia. hear pt0oiiit, the matter ..g !. ~
Dr.. Gay, of the Utica Asylum. and Dr..
Andrews, Of the Buffalo Insane Asylum,
we're membsts ,of the committee which
pronounced him sane.
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sARAroGA,-A -1g The AmstiOAh
BAT Association, to-day elected VlstkSoh
M Pdttet President. The Executive Com
tniLiee consists oi the most nfominent
men In the legal profession from all parts
Of the Gounlty,whosre as iollows: David
Dltik 6iT Tinih6iS; Luke HoliSnd, Of vet.
mont; Thc n1aa +. Bayatd, Of Delaware
LymGn Tfumbull, II lllinuisi Bebjamin
HaTrisob, Ul Indiana; Abraham W.
HendficEs, Of Indiana; William Preston
and John ". stevenson, Of Kentucky
KIbS sadiIy MSttheWs, 1diuS 2. Pa6ney
and ] u Cox, Of Ohio; George v. Bid.
dIe, 81 Pennsylvania William +, Cooper
And william House and O. NJ. Estes, o.
Tennessee, and George shitas, jto OIL
PeAneylVAnia,
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AYEnALE" "URAAK"
IppanGi lhs white House with n sur,
CuFe Tor the President

AH|t9tHhN Nhu AAV"NO = DNNN
tuFe Tor the President
WnHUdrOS, b. O., August 10 An
other crank" appeared at the White
Hous Ibis morning about I O'Clock. She
~ 4 handsome woman, young looking,
lnd ave her name as Mary Louise Rem.
lnsf, oI Brooklyn, N. Y, She says her
hthS and mother live at 554 Broadway,
Brooklyn, She stated that she had come
honPltisespeCally to cure the President.
That 'he Left Paris forty days ago and
luESes lhe President before 9 o'clock, a
lAs could cure him Immediately.
Saent down on the coping oil the iron
ltDa Gou1d The White House near the
ny, and when crowd surrounded her q
policeman ordered her away. She quickly
replied she was not doing any harm and
As OthCer had better order the crowd
nay. When she wAs told she C1nld not
snIH The ga'eshe gave email lOCke;, very
eadlI mashed, 10 gentleman standing
Ssn aud asked him TO carry II to The
President at once. That he would recog.
iiIe l1d order her instant admission 10
AtbedSide.
The police took her TO headquarters,
Nn where Shs was sent to the Govern.
hent insane asylum. While W head.
SlltteIS II was @Certained Bha was peCul.
Ivy dressed. About her waist she had
y me upper part Of u bathing suiL, which
.ae slid she 10! at Manhattan beach ssy,
~ ~ dlys ago. She took OF a fancy made
~, Mii' anu then 1t WAS seen by the iIiCerI
S IG sne had Oh the costume VI q ballet
Ss SaaCeI Of variety actress with 81 k stock
,us. ~s.!itS Gaa lAacy slippers. sac says she Il
IAstleu " sI and that her husband Is foreman
:. +, n nte company 40. II, Id Williamsburg
" Y % believed tia, che is A ya,iely actress
one was mol at oil violent.
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tNbtAN roA.woR.
PsoyIaIou made for ihs Esneaa-Tbe
u Hktiisa and Og Il IaIiHA. PRO VIaed Tor. U

Fg0yIaIcH made for lhs. PoneaA-The
i BkatsS and Og iIalisa- provided Tor. U
WASHINGTON, b. O., AuguSt. 19.-The
Sioux and Ponca chleIs met the. Secretary
Vt the tbtetiof and The Indian UommlS,
bioner asain today, about the transfer Of
lAbd to tie PoncAs. -,...T,..,.+
Red Cloud, speaking f6t Lbs sloux, said
that they would give each Ponea family
$40 Acies Oiland, and each pohSa without
a family 100 1crs.; that the Sioux regafd
ihe ilsud as pfotetty belongias lIbl The
Ponci "a anyhow bebAdbe u .was thelt
loEnier reservation and they left II un'
Paper totmally mAkina lths irahaief
Nd drawn up aud sigued. ........, -
Red Cloud asked about Silling Ball, and
Secretary KitkWood replied that Sitting
BILL IL 10 charge Of the War Department
vel, and the Interior Department has no
authority over him. itI ne
Red Oloud said thAt The OgAllAllaS and
B,ules, who surrendered with Sitting
Bull formerly belonged TO bis Red
Uloud's) reservation, And he would like
10 have them bdek. The Secretary said
that he would assign the 0rAlltlles 10 Red
Oloud and the Bfulea 10 White Thundet
"a soon - supplies for them can be SEN
to their agencies.
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s,,,,r,VY BLAME, through the Ameri'
-, vIni,tsr al B9rlin, has extended an
's,,,iou to the family Of Baron steubsn
~ .,,nd tho Yorktown Centennial as tue
~.,, Of the United States Baron S'su'
10, though foreigner was Inspector
G.a.rl ol The Revolutionary army, aud
,",p officer Of rare merit In bis note
:, Minister White, Secretary Blaine says;
"yop will communicate the invitation
Ons,b The Imperial Minister Ot Foreign
lS,t and will express to him the very
,,,,.a desire Of this Government that II
MN bs accepted. Those who come ne
representatives. oil Baron s'eubsn will
n ,sursd in our day Of peace and pros
NtyoI n warm a welcome as was given
n their ilIustriouS kinsmAn In the
iuk days Of adversely aud war. They
Vllbethe hOnorsd gusstsol htEy millions
ol Anericaus-a vast number Of whom
h,, German blood 10 their veins aud
constitute one Of the NEST worthy NJ d
ntlbIs elements that make up the
,l,esg,h Of tue Republic, Intensely de-
vo.sd Vlth patriotic fidelity to America,
Ayy retain aud cher iSh and transmit
thsno,t Slleclionass memories Of Father
lud. To these the visit Of Baron steu.
b.utnlltivss will have something ot the
ndM d hmily ties, while to all Ameri
uus oI whatever origin, the presence Of
Csnnla guests will afford fitting oppor'
tuuJ tOlatily their respect Tor that great
country HltAin whose limits are included
sOuuthol human grandeur and human
nnna1 -
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PITTsBURdH, August l9,-BuSiness hl
been decidedly active the past week In o.
branches OF trade, and particularly Il
iron and petroleum, .l.,s III
The iron market 10 daily growing bettel
Orders continue 10 increase and the mill
are running night and day. Prices ~
very stif, and manufacturers are asktn
the full card rate Of So 50, while thre
months ago many were selling as low a
The movement In glass is about the SAM
gB last week. Stocks are low with thl
market stiff Manufacturers are GAtiClpat
log an advance.
Petroleum ruled active and 6rm oil tht
week, with United Certificates from 10 Il
81 Oepls,iWhich WIS the closing figure
to-day. Refined was fairly active, anC
nearly oil the TehnerieS are In active opsT
alton and some OF them are sold consider
bly, ahead, with the export businesa more
actfvs than tor years, Sales aud resalss
l,450 600 barrels, Shipments, O,0O(
barrels. .at ''
Coal Il quiet and, as Is usual at this sea
son oflow water, there Ia mot much doing
,,,,,,,,,,
Tb@lrlAoHE
/ BALnMoRR, August l9,-The s'oCE
market for the past week was leverlsh anC
unsettled and the volume Of bqsinesI
small money apunS"nt Dut oossinao!'
only, on the best collalerAls, and then al
an increased rate Of interest. All stcurl
tips of douh, ful standing lover and thar,
Hso'o' uvaDEH, pE"Hu'ns .VTe'' S"I .y ,ne''
was no disposition 70 take ho'd OF them
Most Of the Virginia securities declined
indeed only part OF the due coupons helt
Il 1tI-..;,. ,,I =. a.. IL. 49,. ,,o ID
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BniEr 4ELEaRAliy.
RaErhtIBg In u rev Lines the lllnO
EVat,iA Of YNhtAR,iaS

HaFratIDR in h Few Ltnes the Minor
EVenis Of YSStsFlay.
The City OIL Richmond, which arrived at
New York Yesterday, brought $500, 900 In
gold from England.
John Garter, The popular porter al The
DniouT House, GAlllpoiis, o., was found
dead in his bed Yesterday.
The New Hampshire Legislature yestet.
day killed the MaFston E1Cise Bill and the
blu 10 provide for The purity Of elections.
A London dispatch ssyB! In spite Of
The advance Ia bank rates II 10 understood
some further sums will be taken lOf New
York this week. ."s
Cowles, Lewis and Allen, Of The Cornell
University crew, claim the other member
Of the ctew bnld their race With the crew
Al Vienna on The 10sh Inst.
The London Times says. The failure
Of the Negotiations with France for q new
commercial 90 treaty ttust RESULT In serious
cnflai' 'thent Of our trade With her A good
iifth pOrtri her foreign trade will be an.
hihilaiPd BY her own hct, and along with
Il the coldiAlity and good will which .
profitable lonigi tfsds does tnnCh 10 Cd.
iAhljah ard fuaIrtAir.
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LONDON, August l9,-The Lancet OF this
week says: President GMasld's increased
debility and persistent frequent pulse are
elements in the case Of very great import.
anCs. Should II prove that gastric lrrita.
ton has completely BubSided and that the
patient Is able to take and digest suitable
food there will yet be room toF hope Of hiS
recovery. On the other hand, II the i'm.
provement recorded on Wednesday ID not
maintained there will be . small chance
o. combating successfully the extreme OK.
hauation. ----L--l. N =. -
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A soLD RosIsIERY.
Four hen who Played AhAFp tame On
Too COnfidInE Jewel0P.

FouF men VINO PIhyed NhAFp Dame on
n Too COnfldIng JeWeIOP.
NEw YoRx, August 10 9-Mlchasl MGho.
ney was arrested yesterday by Detective
Mulvy, charged with robbing the ieWelry
sIore OF N. \. Wolf. He had three accom-.
pliCeS. .one .of the party, dressed % 9
countryman, went to the thow window
and peered In. Presently the supposed
countryman went into the store. Mr..
Wolf inquired what he wanted, and tho
latter asked 10 be shown q watch. On
being ssked Whist kind Of watch be pre-.
ierred, he pointed 10 the window. Mr..
v oil could not mske out which OF the
watches In the window the countryman
wanted. Finally the latter said, "Come
out, and will show you" N. Wolf went
out, and tho man engaged him In conver.
sation about the watch. He asked what
the price was, and many other questions.
In the midst Of the conversation the
other man went into the store and grab.
bed a lot OF watches. Mr.. Wolf rushed
after him and caught him. A third man
then appeared on the scene and said:
"ThaL's all right, Mr.. Wolf, I'll lake this
man; I am a detective. saw 1t oil. Shut
up your store and Come down 10 the
station house." Mr.. Wolf replied, "all
right" and turned the prisoner over 10
the detective. ....
dr. Woit went 10 the station house
some time later, and there learned that
the Countryman robber and the detective
wete coniedetA,es, and that they had q
fourth, who was watching 10 see that the
game was played ln Ssisty.. He gave q
description Of the men, and complained
that they had robbed him Of property
valued at $4OO la
Detective Mulyy arrested Mahonsy, and
Mt. Wolf identified the prisoner as the
man who & II the watches. This police are
confident they will ca Oh the othefs.
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RLYiKW oF TNE DAY.
The PrssIdsst ABeh BFIEhisr-SifoaS
HOPES knteftAIatd OF His Recovery.

The President aHeh HFIghiSr-Hif0ng
Hopes EhtsFiaIatd OF His Recovery.
WAsitSdfoN, August 10. The Plesl.
dent has passed a splendid day. He has
rested we'll and been without pain Of any
Kind Dkf Bliss said Al Q 6'ei66k Tonight
that lie has never ielt more confident Of
liz Presidents u cuvety than he lelt then,
lie said DIE eilihk Oi the iglAH1 had 10!
Ctusd esneidsrAbly, and The President ex
petierced really no annoyance from It,
Said Dr.. BiibA 6 21hiS aiIllChlly has been
overcome sooner than We had any reason
10 antiripa'e. Unusually these sWelIiBsS
continue for aeVstal dasS, bot We seem 10
have sublued the Inflammation Mteady,
The President hAS not complained oil tlie
Uweling to-day. As 10 bis stomach II 10
dol hR AtltniiablSl M.l5S4 sR i
The 5PIeSidebt has lakeh twenty si3
out ces Of noutishtnsnt BY the mouth,
TulA clnAiAted Of kounise, and Oi gtuel,
which Sas made by MFs. GUfleld. This
atiel, believe, 10 made. Of cufn meal and
milk and something else. The President
lS very lind oi T., aud Il is very syaleiul
70 him He calls Tot 1T often, and Mis-
| GAifeld prepares III Elh her own hands,
The President AAy6 Bh8 hAS oflen nsd91l
ioF him when be suffered With IndIaes
ton, And that ehs knows jual how 10 IeA
aotf i 10 hia taste, Besides the iEen
ty!sIx ounces Of lood .latea Ia
the stomach we have administer
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oHroAoo, August is.-old timers on
Change say 4 heavier bueineSs WAS trans
seled today than evsr before in one see.
s;oS rbe excitemen Al the opening was
IStSnse And continued throughout the
moSniSs and up 10 ] o'clock, when the
cong % diSpef1ed the crowd. The tendency
81 steadily up until about the last hour,
Then with many fluctuations the prices
heVan 10 break aud there was at the close
4 very weak feeling and lower figures.
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A rOrCHiAG N EssAaE
V'S'@pAthJ from tho archbishop Of thu
Armenian Church.

WARRINGTON, August lg.-Ths following
communication VAS received from the
patriarch ~ Of The Armeui4ns 10 Turkey. b
,..t SA, fRsIbESr:- Providence, which
\ ,'Saes .sN over the days oi the virluous men
",1I ny service Of the Tres counties, has
i'SI,.l i'Su 1ne G iIlustfIOns President Of the
;s,is.i S;ed ~, [sIa,es from The COWaidly attempt
Hi,u 1uiI HiI lls Ille. As servant Of the Atme.
mIs.V u Vauteh, who pfays daily Tor oil the
sS,s. @ u chtislehdOn, hasten 10
iioSs.. iiS,ea 70 you my most sincere iallci,a.
SiTsAIa representative Of the Atmenians
Nh sssy, o. an happy 10 avail myself Of
tbI0SUSTi SUSTi%Ilon, MI President, To be the
bSSI.st bsI " eOhyeyttCel 10 y0u Lithe setiti.
MI, ~ ~ gh admirAllJn W!irh my nation
Ia IISt,Il ISt l1s Government A d people oi
tVSli,,ss Slis'.g1 w States, n glvethmeut which
lihsS !!le dFeAms VI the friends OF
~ oS.,.. auI tle people whose phiIAnlhro.
I'D d'Vys So,!,Ia W. highest pteCepls Of religion
AV,,,SI SIS,aliIy, Ssy Invoking bshedicLions Of
JsllsII.Su JI uPon you and your people, whose
N Mi M ! you 30 nohly rule, and pIayibV
d ~ ttOSetlnl 10 hold your precious
IN, v Keeping. ! have tie honor "a
hSSi sisaluent, your humble servant
Loid Jesus Christ.
"eu' Archbishop NEREss,
Armenian PAttiafCh,
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PARIS, August 10,-An official note
published here today, alter stating that
France bad no option but 70 break Of the
negotiations with England for the new
commercial treaty, concludes 90 follows:
We hope, nevertheless that the disagree.
ment is only temporarily, and as there 10
ample time to treat before the expiration
Of The old treaty in November, that q Bolu.
ton will be foundol q nature 10 satiaiy the
interests Of the two great counties, who
have equal need Of each other.
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pstiS piS'TsAtI y August lS.-Ths Times star
bIS a, ton 40 ohillIcothe says, q ltSishl
tlv ". ~ we Marietta 4 Cincinnati Rail.
summit 9sTi,aip' sTaip't 4 COW yesterday, nea,
ron N. SIS..Sh' ,s!h' The engine was thrown
tsA "a, "IvnI Si; and engineer Faddy Erich.
VIJlof, hail. II'ieu aud ttemAn David
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ANVtnEn IAnsA,Ltn
VI ths PFesIdents surgeons -ths CauSt
n " aAIk MAD fbtitpeF.

" the PFesident's surgeons -rhe Caust
4 Vt MIh IIad teHspaF.
IwAsaiseroS, August Is. DIT Bliss sayt
that Dr. Pomstlns, Of Ohio, who was the
surgeon ol General GAtHsld's regiment
during the war, came here coon aitsr The
Pteddsht was shot and aAked to be admit
tsd 10 the PfesldsuIs room 10 zee the
patient, Bliss says he replied that II
djald not possibly do thsPfesident any
GOOD 10 leL POmstins sse him, and might
do harm, but he promised pometiDe 10
submit bis request to the other su'geenei
tbal lie did 80 AMI they hItly refused TO
ssseht 10 pefmitAny visit from Pohefine
aDt Bliss Fepottkd thib deCiaion ID Pome.
fire day bfVwo lAtef
Dr., p0metlne went 10 White House
vent through the reception room up slaitl
AID clipped Into the Presidents room
while iilIS tutgeohs were al absent from
ths fduhi and that while Pomefiue wa
beside The President talking 10 him Dr.
Reybnfn entered the loom and very per
emptofily invited Pometine 10 leave.
BIiaa aays POmeFine slipped inlo thl
Pfesidenps room after having been refused
admIssion, and becLuse he Wa9 turned ou
be has bihCe aseailed the Presidents sur
geona. ...
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Analysts Of Land LsaSas subscriptions.

Analysts OF Lana League Subscriptions,
LONDON, August ls.- In the House Of
Commons yesterday Chiet Secretary for
Ireland Forster, during the debate on the
motion to go into supply, stated that he
made an analysls Of the subscription to the
fund OF the Land League, with the follow.
Ing result: Total receipts this year, Gl0,.
707, Of which G4S00 was from the Irish
World; other American subscriptions
amount to- E4,543 and there were from
Great Britain R8l. from Ireland Gla2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-20
ACROSS THE OCEAN.
Late NEWS RRoH FORElsN LANDS.
treaty Between RuSalA And Chisa-CSua.
nlercIAl Relations Between RFaneo
and EnEIahd-AnAlyuls Of
I Irish Relief Rana.
RUSSIA AND CHIHA.
New Political and COmmsFeIal TrsalIs
Agreed pPon,

Agreed pp0u,
sT. PETERsRuRa, August l9.-ThO new
political and commercial treaties which
90 into effect as soon as their reception
at Kuldja Is announced, were ratified to.
day, representatives OF China and Russla
exchanging the formal papers. The results
are regarded 40 favorable 10 Russia,
A portion OF the Kuldia territory d
retained by the latter, and natives who
choose to remain in or enter this section
bsIore the transfer Of Jurisdiction win be.
come Russian citizens. Amnesty ID or.
tended to all who maintain their Tartar
allegiance. China rsgAins the control Of
he III and zougari TiyerB and the old
kashgar t:ontier, and Russia in be-
halt OF her merchants 10 10 have an
Indemnify ot 1000, 900 ToubleS, FTeedOm
Of trade is extended to RuSaia 90 far e. the
great wall, with the right 10 establish CON
anlsr ports at UrRa and Of the Thiaya
Kivau gate, The contingency Of mutual
tariff with improved commerce q pro-