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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
BY WIRE
FROM THE REGISTERS SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS.
WeIlsviIIe Engine ExpIosion---Lindsay, the
Land Forger, Convicted at Steuben-
yiIIe--CIarksburg Robbery
---6rafton News.
OUR GENERAL SUBURBAN BUDGET
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
An Engine on the c. & p. Road Ex-
nlodes Mt WelIsyilIe.
!SpecidI Dispatch 10 the RegiSter.

Special Dispatch 10 me hegiStef'
WELLsvILLE, O., December D.-Engine
No. 81, of the C. & P. railroad, exploded her
boiler while standing on siding in the
railroad yard The engineer had just
brought her out of the round house, land
went into the telegraph office
for orders. The fireman was
on the tender when the explosion oc-
Cured.
The windows in the machine shop and
round-house are a complete wreck. In the
Master Mechanics Office, the wainscOtting
was torn of, and the desk and furniture
overturned. s-S''~ -~'--
Fortunately no one was hurt, it being I
o'clock in the evening, an hour when but
few of the employees are on duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
-n-NrGHTs soXG RECTAL

The charming little songstress, Miss Will
lams. gives her song recital at Germania
Hall tonight. and she will be assisted By
Paul Louis Eaas, Master Isaac Freeze and
Mr.. and Mrs. Shieb The programme Is a
most excellent one, and will afford de-
lightful musical evening. Tickets at the
door
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
At Cinesnnati-

CINCINNATI, December 2O-At 10 o'clock
this morning, the Bradstreet agency repor-
led the assignment Of Z NJ. Denham & Co,
truit canning company. The assignee is
c. h. Skunk. The firm has been selling to
J. T. Warren & Co.. whose failure these dis
patches reported last night. Both Warren
s Co, and DenhAm & Co, have the public
sympathy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21

Are yesr hands nd Ssst ooadf Doe yssf
pulse bat irregulsxf Dos yeur keart
quickly pslpitste q the least s!sssee.
sorri.sbt, O. nerves. excitenehtf Dos
your fsee cstsn fusA fron . rush of Mod
70 he hssd7 Are yoa troubled With dyS-
pepsis, ipdigestios, or some urinary disos.
der, B<w1fe! lissth nsy Of any tin
.1 s., s.sss s,,tr t.s. . ;rus 20 - =
icini tonie. Hothipgis = GOOD = B.ov.',
Iron BitterA. This SzseiIeat ssnsdy W
assist nssuse In repainisg her lsBt bold ..
health and LIE. u Stsvngfheoa every pBs
Of thS syStsm and restofss ~ A6srset -
esns q life 70 their nornn2 AmdItioa. u
dissase q an esbenstiye DAtnD. heytnf
tsoiesey % veakea bofA I'D - 49,
II iavaEiss,y ~ uks . fA0wsA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
RiddIcberger Elected.

RICHNOYD, Va. December p.-ln the
General Assembly. to-day, the vote for
United States Senator resulted in the cleo
candidate, who received the solid party
vote The Democrats voted solidly for
John w. Johnston, the present Senator In
the Senate the straightOut Republican vote
was cast for Gen. w. G. Wickham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
.,,..,. 1..,ar.t .r Berder LAle.

sooozao. n. NJ, December 2l-Jim Great
house, IltsJ, one Forest and another rust
Ter last week stole forty forty head OF cat
lie from Joe RovlAr. stock dealer In 20.
cerro. Pewter and his two brothers, Jam
and Ike, came upon them st shsw's rancne
A skirrnish ensusd, in vhieh Geeatho1ss
aad two Others sers shot daad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21

When young lsdy hens A.adksrch,st.
for a rich bachelor, she seus that she ~
ran. When seeds Of disease are planted
through over Indulgence, you oan pfsvsnt
The undertake. from reaking the benefit ~
nsine srIryo Biosson- rrics 50 cents, trlai
bottle 10 cents. LAughiia Bsos- q %
agents. Wheeling. si.a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
syrDyD BRANCH.

Presiden. Scott called this branch to or
der. with the following named members IN
their seats: Armstrong, Baker. Burdatts>
Clark. Commerford, Davis. Eschstr9tn.
Grogsn. Haberfeld, Haller. Hildreth' HON
man, Kimberly, Laughlin. McGranahan.
Prince, Robinson, Schockey, Smith. Water
house, Walter and Scott
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and signed F4s
The Presidsnt announced ths special Or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21

since ] was arrested and have never al
lowed anything to worry me. knew they
were bowling to shoot me, but this 10 Q
pretty strong place (glancing around)
"and ! knew they could not get at me"
Reportcr-The rumor was started this
afternoon you had committed suicide.
stuff and nonsense" laughingly said
Guitcau. What next won't they say.
That's too ridiculous. Why what on earth
should | want Ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
FREE coNrRIgrr1oNs FOE THE HOLIDAYS.

One pound choice mixed candy given TO
every one by J. ID. Hemlein, proprietor
Boston boot and shoe house, new bank
building, Bellaire, Ohio. During the next
two weeks the above present will be given
TO the purchaser OF every $3.50 worth OF
goods. Remember, we do not expect to
make this up by adding extra profit, but
will guarantee to sell you good goods for
less than any other house in the city. We
take this method of extending our appreci-
alton to our customers for their liberal pat
ronage. Our slipper department is inn
mense. Please call early. Remember, at
the Boston boot and shoe house, new bank
building, Bellaire, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
SECRETARY HUNT.
"hS lie Will GO-The sherman InVes.
tigatiOn.
N"7a' Dispatch 70 nc Rcgis'..

N,Nro' Dispatch TO nc Rcgi,t'..
WSHISGroN, December 2O-Secretary
Hunt announces that he not only has not
b rr 'radcred his old place On the Court OF
'.a.a.>. hu, that he would not accept it il
wee n:Ier,d h'm.
l1r-yt- some reason for believing that
tar President does notloye Hunt any more
iaan +, absolutely necessary. A story was
III circulation that before the new era be-
gar, Hunt snubbed Arther when the
la''er was Vice President, and was apply
LnS io7 small appointment ior friend,
aud tina; the interview Wa, Of such an un-
peasant character generally. that Arthur
wrote t. la, client sJatiu. that h. feared he
u'' PIE udivrt rather than benefited his
'fP',al"h ~ eudeIynriuS tn serve him.
The NheTMRn Investigation.
u - pretty hard TO tell ANYTHING def
'"'.,.. annu1 the sherman investigation
Sal. ' 'He testimony is made public. The
GH1''''anding is however, that the wit
Le>>tS ,hUS far have made disclosures not
d a. '-cdtable tu the management of the
F-''AAS'nS and supply department of the
~ ~'.e",C y. The Republican members OF tle
So'uUil're, Frye and Logan, are not euaul-
u. sherman, and il is irtimated that
,.'!e' =" the Blaine Interest. and I.aral n
'"'e''Ht VI his wing, would not obie Z
- ~ seeing he further political aspiration,
'"' 'N'tnanc.al Secretary blasted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
GRANTS RELATIVES
.h,, Can he Done for the West Nir-
-i0Ia Branch OF the Family.

S,,e-i1l Di,natrh 10 ire Register.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O-Apropos OF the eG-
,.cfed visit OF Gen. and Mrs. Grant here, l
|.otic. tina, some contributor 10 the Wash
acton RrpuLltr reviyes the recollection OF
,bs Generals West Virginia relations, who
nav still be recipients OF his endorsement
,pde- the new Administration. Most OF
hem are ex-ConfederateS, but as that
made little difference under the rule OF
,;,b, wears since, when they happened to
tand close to the throne, it ought not to
ount against them now. The General has
syesl West Virginia cousins OF his moth
MS sister, Mrs Tompkins, living in Ka-
Slwha county, and her two daughters mar
wing Oliver \. Patton, and Col. Tom
Sv.an. respectively. Patton got 4
Territorial JudgeshiP
;,a,e wears since by virtue Oi his marriage,
IN, n Henry 8. Walker once said about
Guthrie. he was better fitted for crier
,b,o A Judge. and soon wore himself out
on the bench. He drifted back 10 Charles
l,g subsequently,, and as q member OF the
party helped Gen. Madison
1g.tley 70 demonstrate that a bushel OF
t.r,. beans had more intrinsic value than
f.,hr. Ot gold. When the Laidley party
o.. ..ap,rd Patton went to New York city
,.f understand he has now gotten into
?. 70. ,.,pu;ucndahle and respectable business
o.. 20 king up West Virginia land
col. Tom swami,
" .u married the other daughter, used to
B., = trJoyiouS SeceSsiOniSt, and got to be =
=: y more ferOCious Republican after the
~ ended but l believe has now settled
,ipnu 90 The practice of his profession a.
irayyr IN which he has attained consider
...r obstruction. Resides these. the Grant
+. ..c,;guu in Kanawha numbers three
,..-.I3- twuui whom are elderly SpinsterS,
a.I 60, third = widow, who now holds a
SINS. lu~tullice in the county, and
Uncle Roswell"
" uI- q iull brother of the General ;
't..r-. a.d "a Democrat, rOCk-ribbed and
81 u.'rthr General was a candidate Tor the
r.r,lieury. he was visiting Uncle ROs-
wei. who then lived at Mays landing,
kv. a..i the oil man got his soldier n"ph-
.V lvI candidate relation, 10 hold the lines
fa. u.m while he went in and voted for
~yyIHuu~ The next time he voted for Grant,
h.l a.. wI~ because he could not stomach
Iiu-... Greeley and the abolition record OF
o., Inu.ucratir candidate. Ii looks a.
j.... . this would be- a hard crowd to pro
, ,.,. ..v uudcr a Stalwart and hard-moncy
a4u. .tgU,iUn. but the nephew has sue
,y,.l,' .u The face OF even more UnprOml>-
.-. ....,r.ndings. LAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21

TIE color and lustre OF youth are restored
TO faded or gray hair By the use OF Prkers
Hair Balsarn. harmless dressing highly
esseemed for its perfume and podq.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
Hen HiII's SchotkutteI.

~. LOuII RrDubItnHn.
The arraignment Of the fraudulent Hayes,
honest John Sherman and the stalwnrt
Arthur by Senator Ben Hill the other day
was in the rlturc OF a schOikutt'I, 50 irreycr.
emily at any time to speak Of these Repub-
lican reformers It>was a sort Of eviscsrat-
ing performance, like putting worms on
fish hook
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21

At the conclusion OF each performance
there was hearty applause. and it is un-
necessary for us to say that all deserved II:
At the end OF the entertainment
an invitation was extended to those present
10 visit the club rooms down stairs. which
was very generally accepted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
a..1he, p.1.n RxpIsssaa.

Iszpos. pecembor so-Thirty iony were
killed and thirty -siI injured BY the erpio
|. xion IN A coal mine 81 Bolton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
u..see "A 1.haHilslsa.

Cuaxx.u. Decemb-r D.-A Gasaes'
Chsrieston. ". Va. special ass: CApi.
WIN. Ssnisgrifs, Q noted sE-eonfsdsssls
off,cer. VS. s6ot and killsA last might ~
Henry Loo. during qusRfei. Leg n In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
Ohio the Pivotal State.
Harrington Specfai,

Blaine will watch every movement OF the
enemy. He is too shrewd to he deceived
and knows Just what is going Oh. He ap.
preciates that Keifer was taken up by the
leaders of the Stalwart wing purposely 70
blight his chances for the nomination: lie
knows that the preliminary battle OF 1854
will be fought in Ohio. and II keifer can
destroy Foster that he goes down in the
wreck. II, however. Foster can again sue
cessfully make the gubernatorial race: the
ticket can he labeled in 1884: For Presi'
dent. James g. Blaine, Of Maine, For Vice
President. Charles Foster. 6 Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
CITY COUNCIL.

Called Meeting Last Might for the Eiee-
tion OF Various 0nieers-A Long ses-
sion and Very Little DOne-The Hook
and Ladder Get Horses In she Fifth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
U,usb1u1f0p Tppn

The author OF the Virginia rcpudiatton
bill, in all time 10 bear his naGne, has re-
ceiyed nomination for United States Sen.
ator. which. in the present complexion OF
the Virginia Legislature, renders his cleo
ton certain bya majority vote OF each
House on Tuesday. By the active and en-
erpetic aid OF the Republican party of the
country, Mr.. II. II. Biddlebcrgcr Is TO he
senator. a man whose doctrines, II applied
10 the National debt, would rerritr its at
least partial repudiatIOn unavoidable ana
eyitable. For the sake Of securing anoth-
er Senator OF like political de-
bauchery with Malone, the Republican
party has stopped so low as TO assist in q
premeditated attempt 10 have the state oi
Virginia play the role Of cornfaon cheat
and swind!er Nothing could have hap
pened moro certain 10 open the syes ot tue
voters Of.this country 10 the fals'ty oi Ee'
publican preisHsions 10 even common
honesty in theiT practices, and such tnowl'
edge, widely disseminated, VIII have its
weight in the next national contest be
tween the two great parties. The struggle
in Virginia Is not 20 Be bissAine In ans
guise TO the Democratic parry, a. its fsvGf.
able influences are even nov 70 % seen ny
all ohseryers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21

From he Huntington Mar. "
The city swarms with oiiice-sceKers,W while
the Senate Is wrestling with the question
of civil service reform. Meanwhile those
who most pcrsistenty advocate the claims
of those chasing after the spoils are United
States Senator's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
rIRST REANCH.

All the members OF this branch we're
present except Messrs. Hall and Butter
field. both of whom are confined TO their
homes by illness.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and signed.
A message was received from the Second
Branch announcing their readiness to 60
into an election for certain officers.
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution to the
effect that it was inexpedient TO go into an
election for Superintendent OF W0rKhouse.
An ordinance in relation TO the sugar
refinery, was. adopted:
A resolution from the Second Branch in
regard to buying horses for the Hook and
Ladder was adopted.
Various other resolutions and other bus
mess coming up from the Second Branch
were concurred in.
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21

From the Cincinnati 'Omnlrrcth.
II seems to Us that il may not be essen
tial TO the political happiness OF President
Arthur that he should draw the Stalwart
line on the Republican party.
Preaching Senators who DO Not Prae'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-10-27

Ex-senator Mcdonald, Of Indiana,
who is in attendance on the Supreme Court at
Washington, urges upon the Democratic Sena-
tors the rejection Of the nomination Of Marshal
Dudley for Pension Commissioner, on the
ground that he prostituted his Office to parti-
san work IN the Presidential election.
The New York County Democracy
made the following nominations: District At
torney, John McKeon; Surrogate, Charles A.
Jackson; Judges Of the Marine Court, Robert
A. Van Wyck aud Adolph L. Sanger: Coroner,
DIR. Lewis Schultz; Aldeimen-at-Largc, Robert
Hall, Bernard Kenny, Robert B. Roosevelt,
and Henry An,henreith. Tho nominations Of
the Democratic State Convention were in-
dorsed. Tammany Hall made the following
nominations: Surrogate, Delano G. Calvin
Judge Of the Marine Court. ]. II. Harnett
Coroner, DIR. Philip Merkle; Aldermen-at-
Large, James J. Selvin and Ferdinand Levy.
Tn" ether nominations for city and county ot,i-
GERS Tsmmany conceded 10 Irving Hall.
The caucus Of the Republican Legis-
lators Of Minnesota was held at st. Paul on
the 20th inst. Secretary Window was non,i-
mated ON the first ballot for Senator to ill out
his own unexpired term. There were loS out
of III Republican members Of the Legislator,
present. and the vote ON the first ballot stood
Nn,dom Sc. Charles A. Gilman d, and G. e.
Damn L. On motion OF Gen. John Il. San
born. the leader Of the opposition to Mr..
Window, the nomination Was made unani-
nous.
The Republicans of the Eleventh dis
tnct of New Yo,k have nominated William ".
Astor for Congress-.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-10-27

From the report Of the sanitary con.
dition Of tho White House, made by Col. Geo.
G. Waring, one OF the leading experts, it APP
pears that the system Of drainage there Is very
defective. and ) generous appropriation il
needed to make suitable improvements
George G. Maynard, late manager oi
the telephone company At Washington, lent
Guitcau the money with which he bought the
pistol to kill the President.
George Scoville, the counsel for Gai.
teau, fears that advocacy Of mob violence b,
certain newspapers may result in the assassina'
ton of the assassin at the trial. Mr. Scovillt
appeals to the public, in the interest Of patri.
otism, Justice and mercy. to furnish evidence oi
Guitean's insanity. The assassin ia daily grow.
ing naughty and suspicious toward his counsel
who will go into the Criminal Court and AL
thar aid be assigned him for the defense.
In the Washington Criminal Court
Judge Cox granted the motion Of Guiteaa's
counsel for the expenses for witnesses for the
defense residing moro than 100 miles from
Warrington. He said be would leave the num-
Der Of witnesses whose expenses are to be paid
to be determined at some future time.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-10-27
The Nose and the Eace.

A somewhat singular fact has been
observed with reference to the shape of
the nose, or rather the setting Of it in
the face, SO to speak. To he strictly
correct, from the artists point Of view,
the nose should be accurately in the
middle Of the face. and at right angles
with a line from the pupil of one eye to
that of the other As matter uf fact,
i is rarely or never thus placed; it is
almost invariably little out of the
"square," i" and the fact of it's being SO is
often that which lends peculiar
expression aud piquancy to the face. A
medical writce points ont that there are
anatomical reasons why slight devia-
tion from the true central line may he
expected. AMI that the nose which is
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-10-27
EXTRA SENATORIAL SESSION.

The session Of tho Senate Was very brief on
the 18th inst The President sent in the nonl-
nations OF Scp,imus J. Hanna to be Register of
Thompson to he Attorney for the Western Dis
called to consider the election Of Sccrctar3.
The Senate confirmed tho nominations Of Noah
g. Mcfarland. OF Kansas. for Commissioner uf
the General Land Ofticc; W. Silver. Of Indiana.
United States Consul at Cape Town. aud a
large number Of Postmasters among them T..
I. Langley. Tr.cr. Iowa: John n. Miller, tia
rinda. Iowa; Albert q. Siegel, Girard. ILL.,. ] =
seph ". Maddnx, Carlisle, H.; William ]. Nam
NICE Cambridge, ILL.,; Theodore Nj. King. Pax
ton. ILL.,; Joseph n. Patton. Pana. H.: Thomas
II. TAFT. knoxville. H.; Graft c. Wildly. Galen,.
Kai,.. Simeon Donaldson, Caldwell Kan; !;
Francis Bower, Marion, Kan.
In the Senate, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Sherman
insisted upon being favored with copy Of the
report of the treasury commission. The Presi-
dent pro tenn. announced appointments to I'LL
vacsncies on the commuters, and the names
were placed at the foot of tie hst. AMens
the AZ asminations sent IN were those of Ffalk
II. Eastman. of Washington. to be Attorney fo,
Montana /: Charles IL Gould. of Nebraska. to
le Receiver of Public Moneys at Miles City,
Eb,n W. cottrcll to be Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Detroit; Charles W. Pierce Regis. I
If the Land Office at Lincoln, Neh. Tic Sen.
ate then adjourned to Friday in honor OF tho
Yorktown celebration.
Tho 6enate reassembled at noon Of Friday
Oct. q with quite full attendance. Mr.. sherma,
secured the passage OF the resolution calling
for the suppressed treasury report. Mr. Nc
PhersOn presented petition from members of
the New York Legislature affecting the titles
Of the new Senators from that State. A. :.
Alexander. OF Indiana, was confirmed as Fifth
Auditor Of the Treasury.
The President pro tenn. laid before the Sem
ate communication from the Secretary Of the
Treasury in response to tho resolution adopted
March "a, calling for a complete list Of oil
books, papers, pamphlets, etc, published
l7sa. TO March, 1881. Tho communication,
winch states that the records Of the
Treasury Department fail TO give tho
information called for, was laid on the table.
Tue Senate confirmed w. W. Dudley, Of In
diana, Commissioner Of Pensions; Robert +.
Crowell, Of Minnesota, Deputy sixth Auditor
john Cromb, Of Minnesota. Register OF tho
Land Otficc at Crookston. Mimi; George w.
Wllkinsons OF Nebraska, Indian Agent, Omaha
Postmaster at st. Joseph, Mo-; Capt.
Montgomery sicard. Chief Of the
bureau of Ordnance, Navy Department
Capt. John q. Walker, Chief Of tho Bureau OF
Navigation Cominodorcs James ii. SPOTS and
James w. Nicholson, Rear Admirals; Capts.
Samuel r. Franklin, Edward y. McCanley and
John g. T. Do Kraft, commodorcs. The
IRE >idcnt nominated John l.. Kaine, Of Wis
conein, 70 be Appraiser at the port OF Miiwan-
kee, and Edward i. White, Of California. to be
| Conner az the United States Mint NJ San FRAN
! els o.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-10-27
.Camels In America.

It will be remembered that some years
ago the experiment Of using camels for
the Transportation Of freight across tho
California desert was tried and proved
failure. Since that time the matter has
been generally forgotten, and nobody
has seemed to care whatever became Of
the camels themselves. II now appears
that some Of them lived. and has since
bred and fionrished in the Gila and Salt
River bottoms, ana the result is to he
that large herds OF these animals are now
roaming in Arizona and New Mexico. II
this is true, it will he strange if American
enterprise does not find = way to utilize
them. They are most useful beasts in
some other sections Of the globe, and it
seems MS If the old experiment might yet
I've tried and prove successful. With
larger numbers to draw from, il would
not be strange il the subject, il carried
out, might result to advantage.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-10-27
FOREIGN NEws.

There were wrecked during the fierce
gales of last week $50 British and foreign vcs-
sc's. the approximate value Of which Was 440,-
0Oo.0oO. Ot this sum SO, 900 900 represent Brit
ish losses. some AIS persons, including lag
fishermen. belonging to Bournemouth and Eye
mouth, England, are reported missing, and
,ifiy-nino fishermen are known to have been
drowned
The British steamer Cyprian was
wrecked on the Welsh coast, the loss Of life
heins twenty-five.
A force of 1900 Fraichics attacked
he French under Gen. Bonie, in Algeria, and
were rcru!sed with loss Of fifty natives killed
and many wounded.
A Belgian expedition with q large
force Of natives is to sail from Zanzibar to
join Stanley on the Congo river.
Two hostile factions at Mecca, Arabia,
settled their differences by pitched battle out.
,idc the city. The Sultan has dispatched
troops ,hither to preserve the peace.
The Chilian Commander at Callao has
set aside all civil authority in the captured dis
trict OF Peru, except that Of municipal officers.
Minister Hurlbut sent him formal declaration
that the United States viewed his course with
d,sfavor.
Parnell is to be removed from Kill
mainham to country prison, and visits to the
chief agitators will be prohibited for one week.
The Land League organ urges holders Of Banl
Of Ireland notes to demand gold and create q
russ Anempty powder canister and some burnt
paper were found close 10 the magazine in
Castle Athlone. rs County Dublin has beer
| proclaimed under the Arms act. The polics
stopped the weekly League meeting At Mon
aghan. Notices were posted at Boyle threaten
ing death 10 tenants who pay rent. MIitar,
made some evictons from Col King HARMONY
estate, and mob wrecked property bclonsin;
to non-leaguers.
The Dutch steamship Koenig del
Noderlander broke her shaft and fouudered il
tho Indian ocean on her voyage from Ratayi'
to Amsterdam. She had l75 passengers. wiz
are reported missing. A steamer from Ceylal
| has gone in search Of the survivors.