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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-26
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
WASETINeTOS.
HOWsalss PeeuIationa Imports and
E1pOFtH-NOtes.

ExpoFts-SOtes.
WASHINGTON, August 25.-In the Re
corder OF Deeds Office to-day, deed was
fled from H. W, Howgate and Cordelia
Howgate, his vile, to Jas. E, Fitch and
Robert c. Fox, as trustees, conveying GER
tain property in trust to secure W, W. Nc
Collough, W. b, Moses and n. Anderson,
as sureties on his bond OF $4,000 to appear
and answer the charge of embezzlement
from the United States Government. The
deed was dated August Goth, and
was this morning at half past
ten o'clock deposited in the Recorders
Office, from which hour It Is effective. The
attachment writ under the suit entered by
Colonel Cook was issued about half-past
four o'clock yesterday, and various pieces
OF property standing in the name Of Capt.
HOwgate, by six o'clock were in the hands
OF the Marshal. II would seem that the
Marshal claims to have priority, but
some lawyers claim that the attachment
will not hold unless It Can be shown that
Captain IIowgate left the city to escape the
service OF the appraisers under the attach
ment to attach to the valuation Of $ll0,25O
OF the property seized.
The chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics in
the tirst monthly statement for the current
fiscal year OF imports and exports, reports
that the excess OF exports OF merchandise
was us follows;
Month ending July ~, lSSl,.,,.-...,"" 900, 100
gaIv nnm, snn nIv n ISs '''" Oh G6i bSi
Twelve months ending July ~, lS'O,"" n,IhO,lN
The excess Of exports over imports Of
gold and silver coin and bullion wIs Us
follows;
Month ended July 81, lSSl-excess Of OK ,,
Month ended July o. ISSj-excess Of i'm. :.
Twelve months ended July 81, lSSl-ex. .....-
cgss OF Imports. 10 GGb,pIl
Twelve months ended July 81, ISSO-ex'
cess OF 49, ,NV
The total values Of imports OF merchan-
disc during the twelve months ended July
3lst, 1881, were $7s9,072,92 and during
the previous twelve months $B37, 724, 475,
The total values OF exports for the twelve
months ended July Slst, 1881, were $685.
July 10th, 1880, $s74, 4l6,068.
GHueT uNlc vi llullllnCIlcSt, NOTWbyI
July 10Th, Commander Wadleigh reports
the arrival Of the United States steamer
Alliance, and says in his letter to the Sec
rotary that the mayors Of the different dis.
tricts from Iceland to Been have directed
the reports Of everything in the shape
Of driftwOOd, ETC., which may be
discovered on the Northern coast
OF Iceland. The mayors were also furnished
with description OF the jeanette, The fish
ing vessels and walrus hunters will also bc
furnished with u description Of the jeanette.
The ice IL reported very heavy to the
northward, and several OF the vessels that
left here for spitzbergen have returned,
reporting that they were unable to get
through, but that by proceeding more to
the westward probably less difficulty would
be experienced, us u majority Of the vessels
arc still absent.
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BIyRNING BATH.
A Woman UpsetS q Kerosene Lamp, and
the Flaming Fluid In Poured Over her,
: BakIng hef F1eAh 10 n Crisp. 3D..

A Woman UpEeta q Kerosene Lamp, and
the Flaming Fluid In Poured Over her,
BaIlng hef F1eAh 10 n Crisp. ..
Last evening about nine o'clock an inmate
OF Madame Viola De Forests sporting house,
in Alley 10, was III seCohd.story room max
Ing her toilet, Wien by means a small
hand lamp sitting upon the low dressing case
was upset aud the burning fluid thrown upon
the OFFS clothing Several stories were
aIIuat In the vicinity us to the cause Of the &C.
cidcnt, II accident It was, and very scnSa-
tional rumor f6lihd considerable crctence.
The story told In the hotsc, how
ever, and probably the correct yer.
sion Of the affair, Is that the
occurrence was accidental and that the girl
was alone IN the room at the time. She ran
out into the hall md into the landady's
room, sheet Of fiery flame and caught
Miss Viola IN her arms The latter attempted
10 smother the blaze, but tic girl broke from
her and rushed screaming down tic stairs,
BY this time the room III which the lntnp had
been overturned was burning, and the
Madame directed her attention to II, and was
striving yAinly to Gktihguish the burning
carpets and dressing cNse when Frank Frods,
The well known cOlored man, arrived and lent
lila efficient aid. THE girl, who calls herself
by tlle maine Of IIertha Stewart, had mean.
time run screaming into the alley the flames
famed by her flight into ilercer heat. Aid
here reached her, and her burning clothing
was torn oil, and she was carried into neigh.
boring house. After being wrapped In ltlilti
and when nuiet was partially restored, size
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GOVERNOR FREMONT.
His Views ON the Indian Troubles In
New Mexico.

NEw YoRE, August Pa reporter called
to-day on Governor Fremont, Of Arizona,
who is now in the city. "There seems
probability" said the reporter, 'that the
Indian outbreaks in New Mexico may ex-
tend into Arizona, and there is rather serl.
Gus trouble OIL the southern frontier with
tho Mexlcans in Sonorl.--I have called to
ask II you can tell nc something Of your
views on the situation"
u have only recently addresseda letter
to tho Secretary Of the Interior on the sub.
ject," replied Governor Fremont, "and,
therefore, have some hesitation in talking
about it." He said, however, among other
things "The whole country Of Arizona
and surrounding territory OF Southwestern
Colorado, New Mexico, Sonora and Chi.
hllahua IL mountainous and very favorable
to Indian warfare, as the experience OF tho
last three years with small bands shows. II
the fighting should Mt any time
assume larger proportions It would
require a disproportionately large
life to end it besides the baCkset to the
Prosperity w tHc ltTTltOrleh anu NORTH
Mexico As the irrpConciahle Indians Oc.
cupy the territory Of both Republics, and
both Are equally interested In the subject,
have suggested to the Secrctaryof the Inter.
ior the expcdicnCy oil an arrangement with
the Mexican government by which tho
peninsula OF Lower California might be
used Ms u reservation into which to gather
all the Apache tribes. The peninsula is
700 miles long, the gulf on oneside and the
ocean on the other, with width at
It's northern end on our line OF only about
1850 miles, Alternating posts on either side
Of this line by the respective governments
would cfectually bar the Indians from all
egress, and within these limits they could
be easily controlled and taught to work and
made Self.supporting There were mis-.
sions on Its Pacific Coast, and In the early
history Of that part Of the continent 1t Is
recorded that Catholic missionaries who
crossed the gulf found the gulf shore well
populated with Indians, who raised grain
and different fruits"
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.Ii, AnoIbe, naIiron,,.

West virginia Is fast becoming net work
Of railruads-on paper Yesterday certih-
cate Of. incorporation was Issued to still all.
other company formed for tile purpose Of
constructing and operating such a road The
namc Of the new company is tho "virginia,
Guyandotte and 1iig Sandy Iailroad Com.
nany. and the railroad Which this organiEa-
lion proposes to build will begin at the VII.
vinin state line at Or near the mouth OF East
rivcT In Mercer county, and ruin BY the most
ntnrtlcnhlN rOIitc up said river 10 the Mouth
~ Five Mile Fork, and up the sairie to
Tho Brusli creek valley, Ut up any
other tributary OF East river, which
affords preferable route 10 said nrtisll creek
valley, thence through said valley by the
most practicable route to blue Stone river, ct
a min, between the mouth Of Laurel creek
and Black Lick thence by the most practices
bic route to the Pinnacle Fork Of Guyahdotte
river thence down tile Nuyandotte river to
The mouth Of Island creek IT, Logan county;
thence by the most practicable route to the
waters II Twelve Pole In the county 81
WNyne; thence by the most practicable
route to the Mig Sandy river at or near Its
mouth, In the same county
Tho principal Office Of tic company Is 10 be
nj Princeton, Mercer county, and the cor.
intotion il perpetual one. The capital
stock Is $4,000, IN Sliatcs Of $40 each, and the
Corporatur are a. follows Ex-senator Frank
Hereford, IT Union, Monroe county James
~ Johnson, n rcNrishurg Giles county, Val
Vim. A. French, u NafrowS, In the same
county; II. W. Steady, r. O. MC('laugherty,
&. X. McNutt and David f. Johnston, Of
Princeton. I...
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PRESBYTERIAN POINTS.


Cnufen Tor tne Elkntu WhEus
The Presbytcry OF Washington held It's
regular fall meeting OH Tuesday and We'd
nestlay Of this week at East Buffalo Church,
Washington county, Pa. The opening SER
mon was preached by RON H. y lFOOr, Of
New Cumberland, W. Va,
The following officers were elected for tho
coming year;
Rev W. II. McCuugliey, Cross Creek, Pa,
Moderator Rev. j. d, lyle, Wheeling, W.
Va, Recording Secretary; Dir, d. A. Eagle.
son, West Alexander, Reading Clerk.
Tho usual rOUtine business relating TO the
interests III The churches and ministers with
IN rs bounds was lien. taken Allp, and u
number administers were dismissed to other
Presbytcrlcs Among them was Rev. @. P.
Hays j. D., to the presbytery Of Colorado.
Then like number Of new ones were re.
CGivcd or permitted to labor within the
bounds Nj thiS PCeshYtaPN,
Several vacancies were reported among the
churches aud from present Indications sever.
al prominent church pulpits will soon he 70.
S TlS 1rsy Gs Va; ThSSt tTc .a will VIVA
a man to 40 In and ont hef0rO them" eS-
pccIally 10 Ego out"
PreSbytery having heard OF The great need Of
q larger and better church In the Eighth
ward Of the city Of Wheeling, decided to
give along with the good citiwns VI that city
substantial ASslstAnte n The 'Ehlh I'rQshyt6.
rlan Church In tlIUlr CfihrlS To erect q new aud
cotnmOdiOus house OF worship.
Mr.. s. W. Pollock was ordained 10 the full
work Of HE ministry. Mr. Pollock goes as n
missionary to India
Tho entire session Of The PresbytQry was
one OF pleasure and profit The good people
Of Buffalo deserve great credit and thanks
which they received--for the substantial
manner III which they entertained the Pres
bytery. Ministers, laymen and visitors all
came away feeling that Il was good for them
to havG hGen thFF6-g0od tng. tIIeiF appetitell
spiritual and temporal, and hoping 10 DO In.
vlted back again IN the near future.
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A Cuye FOR nlphtheria,

Now that several CaEcs Of diphthOria arc
reported In The city, and that that dread dis
ease has seemed to have taken fresh start at
l,ellaire, and 10 have broken out in mallg.
nant form In ono or two new neighborhoods
over the river the following FeputSd pnrp far
diphtllerIa may be Of Use. II is taken from
an old copy Of tile ISrELLioEScER, and fur
nisllcd BY friend who had preServedlt.
@ vtRuiStA CRY, INV, Nnypmbet0,
Editors lnelDgenccr; s.. -sy
Seeing In the papers TINT the dlphtheria
wasbad In West Virginia, / send you the FOL
lowing val ablerereipt TOT thecure and treat
mont Of TINT terrible disease which has oalGod
so much suffering and sorrow throughout the
landf II Is pronounced putrid sore throat,
instead Of Observation-Disclosures having
another meaning altogether Il link the dis
or animal matter and sleeping In ill.vontil-
ated rooms and / believe tile disease will oc.
cur as an epidemic as often M once In fifteen
years No physic whatever should he given
the patientas Il Is almost sure death TODD no.
and bleCdingis sure death.
The remedy, simple and harmless is ten
made Of one even tablespoonful OF Of Cayenne
pepper, added to half pint Of boiling water.
The dose, one tcaspOpnftil tObe given every
hour, followed M with d teaspOonftl Of the
"bGst brandy" and for nollFlalinUnt, llsc Oat.
meal, cracked wheat and baked apples, Al.
low no meat or broth Of my kind 10 bogiycn
a. they will increase the icvVrt which y aatate
to be avoided by all means Now With these
directions strictly carried nut, no child need
die Of puitid sore throat, A. J. BgAiA
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SOMEWHAT SENsATIONAL.
| Man claims 10 Have Seen one Of the
.Jntnes Despe pad0Os 10 wheeling.

Last evening in tho Eighth waHl, y nan
named Joe heard was encountered detailing
to an Interested crowd hisGSpeFIencc with o
man in the morning, and this man he be-
lleycd tobo one OF the noted James brothers
Of the West, IIisstory, as told specially for
tho reporters benefit, was that while on the
wharf III tile morning lle had been accosted
by robust, rough looking stranger, who In
vItCd lin 10 take drink. Tile Invitation
was accepted; afterwards tho stranger InaAl
special Inquiries about the police, and b0aSted
that the force could not catch him, at the
sumo time exhibiting two big. bOwies and a
brace Of navy revolverS Beard who hunted
nn Captain Bennett and told hin the story
said That he IhtImatOd that he wRs one Of the
james brothers,
Capt. Bennett told Beard to keep an cye on
tho fellow, which Beard ayows that he. did,
following him. over the creek down
through South Wheeling anu to the VEIN
ty Ofl,Oggs Run where the fellow seemed to
be aware that lie was being followed and
turning Pulled one Of those big navies and
induced Beard 10 return tOtlle city.
Captain Bennett was interviewed and said
that Bead lAl really called on him, but that
There was absolutely nothing In his story.
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Allow cold 10 advance In your syAtem and
thus encourage more serious tnaladiCS, such
Us Pneumonia, 1IemOrrages md Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can I've so
readily attOlnVdP ROsclIRH's GERMAN SYRUP
llAs gained tho largcst sale IN the world for tlI0
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the seyerest Lung
Diseases tits pr. BoscheeS famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
caro- ihl no fear mood be OtlteFtalnel III adj.
II to the youngest child, hs per
directions. The sale Of this medicine Is in.
Since first introduced there las
been constant increasing demand and with.
out single report Of failure to do It's work In
gny case. Ask your Druggist rs to the truth
Of lheGp remarks, Large sizes 70 pents, Try
II and be convinced, TThs&w
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The steamer Welcome was SINK near the
Belmont coal works, below lIellaire, night be-
fore last. II was not known Tint she had
gone down until morning when one Of her
crew went to the guards and looked over and
was surprised to find the boat iinder water to
her boiler decks She had tied up In deep
place, having failed to get over II sand bar
and II is supposed that when trying. to make
her way over some " the bars she had sCraped
u hole III her bottom through which the hull
Ind gradually nllCtlaiter The crew had retired
The damage L. not serious, and ia soon ~ the
stage Of water will let her reach dry docks
she will be putin tn top order once more.
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Admitted 70 Record.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
one deed In trust aud one deed In fee. The
deed In fee was made August 25, 1851 by
James Exlcy to James Bauer, In conSilera-
ton Of 500, ind j. for Ihe parcel OF land on
and south off, sixty foot lot soldhy said Elk.
ley to J, Il. UlatOr. ,-.
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Ghe GttelIigtnfer:
Oa,ec. Nos. % aud ~ Fourteenth street.


Fall Stock-Stauton Il Davenport, -.,
For sale-Shelving aud Counters. n.
10 Close Ont-W. +. Butler, Jr.
For SalC-StCNm Engine.
For Rent-stOrc Room.
Farms For Sale-AcxandCr Bone.
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of laBcllt
Iron Works.
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ST. Louis, August IS. "A barge belonging
tospeed 4 Graves, Of Memphis, sprung a
leak this afternoon while lying at the East
st. Louis elevatorand sunk. II was loaded
with sacked corn and oats, valued at $l5,
600, which Is total loss 1900 ~
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WASHINGTON, August 25.---l a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
winds, mostly eNsterly, lower pressure.
For the Lower Lake Regions, slightly
warmer fur weather, easterly Winds most
" southerly, lower pressure.
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The "t,0dy Hess and Cupid sclottisles
and "ChAllCngc March, are at present all the
rage At the eastern watering places and NIT
steal centres. The music Is bright and spark.
ling and al the same time contains some de
lightinl harmony. Lucas, the ehergcticmtdc
man, has secured the music In advance Of all
Others, and already II has its hosts Of admirers.
II never fails to please oil who hear II, Be
stiru and secure copy.
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THE Famous Merchant Tailor, % Twelfth
street, asUpened at the above stand with n
first class line Of foreign and domestic WOOL
frOpFletOf has had years of experience and
guarantee all who favor him with a call
perfect finish In style and quality Of goods
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THB staihetn Farmer and Planter, Of Ricl.
mOid, Va, In a recent representation To liz
readers Uf the wnndruusefllCary OfSt. jacobs
Oil, aS spoken Of by those who have used II,
ClOSes by saying ITO all we commend the
example and the usc Of 81. Jacobs OIL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-26

EvRRYBODY uses now the Acme Baking
Powder II iSan easy matter TO make light
cakes with J.. In purity and strength II can
not bP.pKERllEAI IL.
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No, don't take II and run the risk Of mer-
curihl t0ls0hs, hut when bilious and cOhsti.
pated get package Of the celebrated Kid.
i,Gy.W1fl, and II will speedily cure. you.
II u natures great remedy for constipation,
and for All.tlidhey ahdli diseases. IT acts
PROMPTLY oil these great organs. and 40 re.
stores lenlih, strength aud .vigOr. Is put
up In liquid and dry form, both getting with
equal efficiency, price II 90. See advertise
mpiit. MWPAW
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A 16c box Of Though on Hatst will keen 0
house free from flies, mosquitoes, rats and
mice, the entire season. Druggists.
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PROPOSALS.


po.,,o, a.. CLERgs OFFICE
,WIEELISG, " Va, Gur I X N,
The Contractor for MaCallanI,In, ~.
Vision GfrgSsvllle, Clinton and p0to%,ST w
for Grading aud Masonry IN S,ltb WI ~ "
Ureek, having abandoned the WORK No. MI y -
lug his G0nthlGt, which Is hereby decSnTH I M
WHY % WRITES az ,i inSIS'l IGT lhe empclon
COG Cubic Yards VI MacadamIyIss Vt4 ~
lanl blue Limestone broken Ia pas ihS1g,.' wv. w
men ring, on second division Il Z NV, vi NV
cubic yaVlS embHnknpnt aud GtONlhir W.. wv w
and stone riPmp on South Fork ShoT T ~ AIAA
Above quantities arr only appnSIrsp"
nth Inst, ut IAN, "" NuNhI,
or all bids. ''"' "'NF'1I
M , o.. =, JAMES n QuARRlERc GA
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PITTSBURGH, August 2.--River4 inches he.
low zero and stationary Weather clear and
nlHhlanf
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: souP LUNCH at Jacob Wilhrlm's saloon,
Eighth ward, Saturday morning.
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
McIArc House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range Of tho tler.
lnomctcr, as Observedat schneprs drug store
Opera House corner: a.a.'f.l
isSD 1881 f.. Vrs
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II does not make any difference how severe
the case Of bilious arrangement Is, Sim.
mons Liver Regulator will Ctife II speedily
and etieCtually without salvation, or that
prostitution Of the system ensuing from the
use Of drastic purgatlves
As there are many spurious limitations Of
this valuable medicine, take care you get The
gehuihe.
1--WE have been selling your medicine for
some time, and we fnd II better adapted 10
the cure Of bilious attacks thanany other med.
icihe we have ever used or sold, il.
HJAs, NJ. BEARLEY h Co,
Magnolia Afk.u
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9-H!M 10 : CUSTOM por
GENERAL No7rcpo
WEST VIRGINIA CEyTRii Iss ",
w Ftnhugh Railway. N'NAL AND
NOTICE To CONrnArron.

l., f5bG 4 t. WI be received at the con,,.
" y r,, EsI West Virginia w 10 S"aP VI,
iS mil Siis .Ur 'n No. Trading and Na,oan i.sAG
way from ia present trnninp. s az rSOlnEsay, "
Ihg profile and specification, Mn NlP nun
examination III the office in N, I M,i IL ftliy 4,
the lst day Of September "''HuA' w IadI-
blls VIII 6e received for ono milo =,
WORK to b. completed on or hciotr Io, ~ NO d,
Hym0nts a. b. Nude monthly in ," os W
Of contracts '"'n mt uhtai
Additional divisions will he PLACED mai,
N f tb on nI nG completion Of the lcaIion u5
7, E. sIcELEs, Chief Engineer r. DAVE, ~
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-MY RESIDENCE n
~ III Island, on terms to suit purchaser i
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sour LUNCH at Jacob Wilielm's saloon,
Eighth ward, Saturday morning.
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look out for bargain aud don't fail to at.
tend the sale Of pdrkefs Block, nj the Court
House, on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
SEQ advertisement.
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HOTEL ARRIYALs.


mi, An,bu,, stt itutis6n, NV TOPS, Del Roy, =
\ Il it,sSS' GnndYl0W, GID Harvey, Majam6raS,
\ iityNtIv NAtRfnnfNS fBJ Murphy, Toledo
r r arnI,h Nav YORK VIM T Oaks, Nelsbutg,
IL WsiSstvS Cninuibua r Butler, Baltimore,
/ II RjWSs TSWeNI1 II N sptag1C Dayton
ws WIiebeii Isnesytlle Geo n Shlnn, Grafton,
W II DuvAl WellSbuH, Dan hlleyi IlIUne,
" Il iWiiey, Washington I1tkeF, Columbus
&%gfnat S S Mss,.n've F FSIliIpsT R HNMs
Mis- eailie trnbta, DoddhdRe, ~
HAS EVerythIhg EaiIed YOu3
Then tty Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure,
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Sour LrSrn at Jacob wilhCim's saloon,
Eighth ward, Saturday morning.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-09-26
The Duke of Hamilton.

London standard
The Duke of Hamilton intends to raise
the whole of the rents OH the island of
Arran, in scotland. The extent to which
His Grace intends to raise them may be
Is said he has increased one tenants rent
from els to ESJ. The increase is justified
by the circumstance that the tenant has
lately built Il number of cottages ON the
property, thereby increasing its value.
That the cottages were built by the tenant,
Mt his own expense, does not, In His Cruces
opinion, affect the matter; he simply con.
means to have It. What Is causing the
Duke of Hamilton to put the screw on his
Arran tenants? His Grace is II confirmed
horse.racer and gambler. Has he been hit
badly of late and does he mean to make
his tenants pay for his Ill luck?
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THE FRENCH coNQUEsTs in Africa half
a century ago brought large district under
the sway of Christian rulers, but fearful of
exciting the Mussulman hostility little
missionary work was possible, until about
dozen years ago, when a famine left n
multitude of orphan children, who were
gathered under the protection Of the arch
bishop Nearly ten thousand of these young
natives have since been supported and edu-
Gated by the priests and nuns, and may now
be regarded as ready to exert an important
influence upon the populace of Algeria.