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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26

Life is short at most and our
duty is to prolong 1t. Use, there
fore, DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup for
Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Hoar-
seness, ect. Sold everywhere. Price
only rs cent.
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Leaf From a Diary.

Monday went out and caught cold,
Tuesday achsd all over,
Wednesday heard of and tried Electric
Oil,
Thursday felt al right, Mem. always keep
asupply on hand.
For sale by E G. Williams &
Bro, druggists.
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Ladies, and all who lead seden-
airy lives should use DR.. MET
TAUR'S HEADACHE AND DYsPEP-
STA PILLS. Price % cents. For
sale at all Drug Stores.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

l desire to inform the public that have
Increased my facilities for manufacturing
Carriages, Bug giles, Wagons
&C., and having arranged to manufacture
at Hagerstown, Md, in connection with
my factory at hartinsburg, w. Va,
will sell my work as cheap as it can be
purchased elsewhere.
Those desiring Carriages Of any style
will do well to call an d see my stock be.
fore purchasing, as II is no trouble to
show work.
/ always keep large stock, which
will sell cheap for cash, or exchange for
OLD CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C., or
HORSES and other LIVE STOCK.
All my work warranted, and prices
down to suit the hard times and scarcity
of money. A call is all that desire to
convince my patrons that | mean to do
business.
prefer to sell for cash, but will make
time sales to responsible parties.
] have now on hand large lot o
SECONDHAND WORK, including Fam.
lily Carriages, Buggies and Spring
Wagons; a lot of OLD WHEELS, &c.
Also lot of secondhand HARNESS.
PLOWS and HARR0WS, all of which
will sell at prices defying competition.
W. E. GFYER.
WEST BURKE STREET,
Martinsburg, West Va
PoroMAc ST., HAoERsrows,
my 1919.
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the Canada Southern Company in theiI
suits In chalcery in Toronto, and in the
United States District Court, before Judge
Wallace at Syracuse. | was employed by
number OF contractors TO make estimates
for their work in the meantime, sometimes
in one part OF the country and sometimes
in another.
u have boarded four years Of the last six
years with Mrs, s, H. JillsOn, with my fun
ily, No. 81 Olive street. New Haven, Conn,
and during the present year, so fur, have
boarded with Mn, Anne NJ, Kennedy, No,
242 York street, New Haven. have BEEN
confined to my room in her house, with the
exception Of very few days In May, from
the 18th OF January last up to the 10Th d
June last, with rheumatism, partial paraly-
sis and peTiConditiS.
"0n the 9Th OF June engaged to make
q profile OF q railroad survey in Kentucky.
AT the time | was arrested | had %
steamboat ticket, issued on the steamer
General lIytle, from Louisville TO Cincin.
matt, The ticket was dated August 2, and
| was about to go thither
'VThe question may come up in yobr
mind how | came to be seemingly idenki.
fled with this difficulty. My greatest sur
prise is that am not accused q The mar.
der Of poor Jennie Cramer, for don't sup.
pose there has been a crime committed
within 5000 miles Of New York but Tint
there has been a vigorous effort made,
either on the part Of the police or the ser,
sational press, to connect me directly with
II. How or why am charged with this
matter ut Richmond, and with every crime
Of the past eight years, | cannot say, unleSg
II Is from the fact that last spring | was ar,
rested in Missouri, charged with having
passed . forged draft in Joplin, Mo-, on the
9TH Of July, 1870"
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A nlsaRACE 10 IounYALrsM.
An IlII,ois Editor Who Psraista ii
yilcIy AhSaiIinE tho President.

An IlIiIaOis Editor Who PeralatA Ii
TilCiy Aasai1ink tho President =
Quincy, ILt, August D.--on the 1lth
inst the elltor'ot the Daily Herald, In q
hadhs editorial, used this language: "WG
believO Guiteau to be Just as honorable as
the inAn lie shot, and a mighty sight lesS
dangerous to the country at large" y
The Herald editorials have from time 10
time since that date reiterated and uspru.
yAIed this statement by such assertions "a
4WheR the doctors anish Gulteau's work,
as thcy seeM llkelyto do, there will be no
national sorrow" ... IL.
lie also added that lie had the support d
all reputable Democrats everywhere. J..
Public Indignation against the Herald
rail- high among reputable Democrats Ns
wellNs Republicans A large amount Of
patronage WaS Withdrawn from the paper
aud The fecllng oi anger eliminated fast
might In The hanging and burning Of the
HstQla allh6F I'D elfigyy together with. a
vamIRntnn eihgy Of Guiteau. III this do.
mnhalmlon both Republicans and LenO.
vrats were engaged, but no petsOnal VIC.
lcnce OF any kind was intended OF al.
tetnpted. ~
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ArriendIy Utilization.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 2a--A suit Of gen.
eral interest 10 the Society OF Friends was
begun In The Circuit Court to-day, In which
the White Lick quarterly meeting OF tho
western yearly meeting Is plaintiff and
Allen H6dley, II al, Il defendant. Tie
case is tried BY agreement. The controver-
By has grown out Of separation which
took place in the western yearly meeting Of
FriehdA in 1877. The money directly III
vblved In a ltgaCy given III trust 10 the
White Lick quarterly meeting BY Catha-
rinc Maloy, but indirectly 10 all the prop
etty Of tic western yearly meeting Many
Fhenda Of hrominehee arc IN attendance.
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OONFLICF OF AUTHORITY.
Fighting over the SpoIls of Gambler
In Florida,

New ORLEANS, August 2O.-A dispatch
from Pensacola, Florida, says that a Deputy
Marshal OF the city arrested James K. john
son, proprietor OF u wheel Of fortune, and
took charge Of his outfit and $500 in silver
on the table, and an iron safe containing
about 81 100 Johnson had license FROM
the city to run wheel Of fortune, but the
Mayor decided that johnson kept gam.
bling house, and that the property seized
should bo ConRscated Tho Sheriff de.
manded possession Of the property by
virtue OF writ Of replevin issued from tho
Circuit Court Of this county. The Marshal
refused todeliver possession OF the property,
and called upon his policemen to defend
the same. After some further resistance
on the part Of the Marshal, he was arrested
by the Sheriff and taken to Jail by his
posse.
The Mayor, who was present. summoned
some additional police for the purpose of
defending the property. ]. NJ. Tarble, the
Mayor, Policemen Broens, Cook and
United States Commissioner Francis Welsh
were arrested under the charge Of resisting
an officer, and placed under bonds. Tho
door Of the cell in which the saic was con-
fined was then broken open and the safe
taken possession OF by the sheriff.
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A roRruNATE EscApE
From Great DIsaster--A New York
steamer Sinks az ReH.

HHS" NEeut DAbNhNbF- ~ new IOfk
Steamer Sinks at Sea.
New YoRE, August 2O.-The steamboat
State OF New York, plying between Hart
ford and New York, which left Hartford at
1 o'clock Sunday afternoon, struck on
rock near Good Speed Landing, half way
between saybrook Point and Hartford,
about 0 o'clock last night. She was I'M
lnediately run ashore and lies there with
her stern under water, .
While steamlng quietly down the river
she had to curve and make way for d
schooner. The stern OF tho bout collidcd
with rock and the water began TO pour In.
The utmost confusion prevailed, as many
were III their state rooms and emerged In
their night clothes. Three persons, man,
wife and child, went overheard in the ex.
citement, but were saved. The water was
over tho main deck In less than fivCminutes
mud the pumps were started without avail.
The passengers were ordered 10 the upper
deck and orders were given to the men 10
run the bout ashore, and as II reached the
bank the water quenChed the fires, Almost
oil the passengers on the sunken boat have
lost their baggage some OF II being sub.
merged and the restleft or lost In the con-
fusion. The baggage room Is completely
ppdcr water Y4. t ~. l..
4 lIlaggage.master Sidney Sellew was drown.
ed In the ladies' cabin, whera he had gone
lhst before the vessel was beached, to see L
the occupants were all taken out. Loss
$4,000. e.H..
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4IIOT WHEAT"


lPaal,hy Cry Raised OH Change ht
Chicago Yesterday. q
ClrlGo Aug. 20.-There was great OK.
element on Change to-day over the cry Of
4avhtat" raised by shorts. II was,
kvspr, found to contain more than most
dthe umOB started on Change to effect
Es4 The committee Of appeals Of tho
Raa oi Trade and Il special committee at
ae @ nbOut examining the
city elevator whcto the reported grain
w ald to N. II Was Hain
Owned BY lle Cincinnati clique. ,Fhey
tilnined IS bins and found one OF them
obtaining 5000 bushels ont Of condition.
hVN cleaned forthwith md tho wheat
HI taken to the mills. The Committee
tpcHtd their finding to the President OF
ttlOlrl, who, fOr some unknown reason,
Withheld the report The Investigation will
itsTed tomorrow and continue until The
tnie lmonnt Of wheat In store here, 38,.
@W bushels, is examined, IL ~
fhe elevators acknowledge that they orc
lhte anxious about the large amount on
hnd, especially ~ sotne Is old grain,
AiFtng been in store oyer \ yeNr, and be.
a1s lG Etsgn has been particularly I'm,
awrhs, They hayG lately l,ocn hand.
t9i and blOwingIt over i6F the purpose
dlyoIlng any damage to II by hOatiHg
thid Inspector Parker, who hAs held
A,l office 6r twenty years, atllrms TINT de-
Eae lhe weather, hehas meyer yet seen
& wheat in the elevator In q better b0pdj'
iI9 u ihh lime Of the ypar than Il 4 now
Z ~ 10 iea'S tllat there will be any
nus GutrOmc Of the present excitement,
Ie clique operated freely this morn.
ut and their dOihgs created
S IuIe justification among Othri
S..ItS S.s They had bought heavily lasI
M WI q wheat for September. deIiYerJ
Sn39sh their brokers, NcIienry & CD.
tttaoh \ Go. and Kenyon & %. TlieJ
Al. IullluIlly tFhucl largely through
GaH brokers' also, to inislead the crowd
~ ". laI' morning they sent these three
~, %V ne market With 0rllrH to sci
NJ ulelt entite holding. tflle GFo8d ba
w. is,lhE \ twas q blind, rcadily took wheat
%n IVY VIZ to N.3l, and between these AZ
SnlIe SItlIe clique disposed Of about all tileII
w. sR IhG rt0wd seeing they hue
SW M NayHi ulnN, UetN Sharp 10 ttirt
..... y. lle tide, and generally reCotpel thol
s,.,i. ~. Ielor The day was out, while tlli
Saue HmIs from outside were, IL liSii
S,TApdctely shOrn. August wheat VA
s,.!y n.y. at Y% There are said TO b,
AVA gN,,aI millions Of shorts yet II
opii9n, and tho CIiglie ca,
1oy Wy price Tor Il settlement tlicy maj
0goI @ "a theycOnttOl The Ipai lbsplutelS
,,g SgI,tt wheat Anctuatcd bttEeeA 81 q
WI ~ closed at 81 u on the opri
Fots on the call
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TENDER Expressions
etEssFsslsa syP9.s,.Hiyll my II' 30t49sls4''o"'

LONDON, August 2O.-Special service
prayer for the recovery Of President Gar.
field was held at several n;Coniormist
pIaceSiof woHhipin London yesterday
LIVERPOOL, August 2O-The newspapers
state that prayer for Garfield was almost
universal in the churches there yesterday.
LONDON, August 2O.-The Bishop OF the
Reformed Episcopal church Of Tennessee,
preaching at seaforth, Sunday, referred to
the spirit abroad in tho world to,put,down
allauthorlty., The dying President was a
christian who, before the world, dared to
take sin by the throat He was man
who might be killed, but not seduced from
the right f."
GENEVA, August 2o.-The President Of
the Swiss Confederation, in receiving
United States Minister Cramer, expressed
the sorrow and anger OF Switzerland
at the act which brought President Gar.
field to the brink Of The tomb, and an earn.
est hope for his recovery.
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Tho Canadian Government Going 10
Have Rnine Of ItA Own.

Tho Canadian Government QOlng 10
.,. \ Have Roine Of Its own.
OTTAWA, August 20.-The Postal Depart
ment has given new orders for mail bags
and pouches recently to manufacturers in
Toronto and elsewhere. This Is probably
In part owing to the international mail bag
difficulty, and desire to have our depart.
ment fully equipped II Is quite usual to
give such orders carly IN tho fiscal year,
when the new Parliamentary vote becomes
available. An Ottawa firm Ia now busy on
q considerable order for canvas and leather
bags and pouches. Leather bags made Of
cowhidc, substantially riveted and equipp.
ed, are understood TO cost the Department
from four TO ten dollars, according to size.
,Canyas costs very much less New regis.
tered letter bags Of canvas, furnished with
patent lock and seal, which cannot be
opened without detection, Rre being sup
piled. The officials arc quite reteent az 10
ihe points made In Postmaster General
James letter.
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KENruCKY AcrpENra.
Fatal Boiler ExplosiOn-Death on
tHai Hand Car.

ENNh hViiU A4NphosAoh-Dcttth W y
,tHai Hand Car.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 2o.-At Camp
lsellville, KY, the boiler Of Henry Moodays
awmill exploded with disastrous. results.
Engineer Henry Gaines was killed instant.
y, part Of the boiler striking him on the
heal taling,an entire portion OF II off
Jack Fletcher and Sam Cook were morally
Wounded. Berry Allen VIVA salded from
the waist down. He will probably recover.
Two other employees were wounded, but
Not seriously. The mill shed was reduced
to nearly total wreck. The explosion was
Gi,ised'by the tise Of sulphur water In the
boiler
a boss section hand, with some colored
laborers, waSVpprOaching thesaine town, on
hand car at d rapid rate, when the hands
u . man named Hughes slipped from the
crank, a He fell hesdlong In front, and as q
COMPANION undertook 10 catch him both
foil tegether aud are supposed to I've men.
tally Shurt, Hughes head was deeply
gnSllBll md Badly lacerated. The wheeh
passed over the breast Of the other man,
brlisIng him dreadfully, II " supposed
TINT he iB nlOrtNlly hNTt, -
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M1ArAKEs or nEronrEnA.
Dr. Hamilton says ne hes btsa IAsor.
reetIy Hepeftea.

NEw YoRK, August G9,--pr, f. II. Ham.
iltou, who just returned from Washington,
was found ibis evening In! his library by
an Associated Press reporter. The Doctor
sald he had been so misunderstood in In.
terviews ronSerhihgthe President, that he
should llereaitet exact copy Of what hO
said before tho latter left lie had found
sayings qttoted that he had never uttered,
And Gid-iiiie found the reporter made use
Of any expression beyond tue copy left he
should not accord him second inleryiev,
ii The reporter then asked, ."Are YOU -
posted correctly in an evening paper b.
day, that YOU had no doubt whatever Bit
Lhat the President would recover"
Dr.. Hamilton-"No, sir, / would mol sar
that Of any patient and much lCsO ii Tia
President, in whose case Il ls sfgiply iili.
cult to make safe TWOgp0siS flo report.
II misunderstood nic. said believed
he would gt we'll but that belief Ia n9t an
eiaoNte assurance. II is simply my hlth'
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Nelpapls Weraa fr9n, Captaln IIenry.
W4NISoToyi August 2a=-NanhaI Hen,
W telegtapllGd ta.hIghr as follows

~ .,,,x,Eov. ,,,;s, 90 -ATarsbo, HIM.
ne"tNS's ~. 'tIs,wy .s,,. M ~ 49,, " '''"
W telegRpheu se'H'eht y" 'oi'o"@ W.
10 Friends ~ ONO; r. IuI LNlyI 4,
Once more hope takes the place OF
OF Rlooms Every symptom during the, prlst
tWanty,tik ihppts ,hta ;beenb favorable
First The PreFidents mind began VI pifaF
va, wpn,ndcrihS % %inicStins ' bsttsrt @ tti action WI
the hlaad On the brain. The wound, that
hppeated IA h6 nj q stand btlll l0fgeyeTal
days, hegins 70 lIok bctteTs T[e v1Icc that
was q h9ptse whisper md 9 low qoati two
day. Ss SSs1s s ss sit ssSs Tor be .s epsc aS
that for weeks looked dry and
teverish, now ilo6Es moist and more more
healthy. The stomach Ia better, the pulse
more regular sSsEiRtey,Igsstps, and tlte
HlBthatgG from tie T0tind and swollen
gland inutd fteez The physicians lOUt hope.
hi and CHEEKY once more, As prr Hanlil.
Ma eSAIessad II, thief ...9TIA aAgk ft9iA ti,Q
bptt III aid alt6StN They evidently ftel a
strong hope that The Pteslaept Siny9t liye.
Th6y hayn teetI astohishel At the EQnaeE.
mi tlialitY IL ttieit tletlll, 9lEVR tialb Taae
they kad' no bopG,. tb:htRGt thelr hope Is
auto strong hpH Bis told tnt confident
10 'sS n issf moments jasoibnt the President
would get well. Dr. Asnew thought ihs
MYesfESntn fiEI5Spntnn Il na Nso GSnhdsnt, 1Tit
Nj hin,s " X tty,psan nd Syide8tly bnsId ~,
liz ih,Tr1C III N M fliajnc,
And d iSdeed ali lie members of thg Cabinet,
iooi and inik n mora hopeiil tories,
| iife I'M pkafI Mad lSEna1,if .ddV mil ta.
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Every word Of bis story Us to his whore.
abouts at the time Of the Joplin forgery b
said by the Pinkertons to be false, but, NJ
stated above, 1t is their opinion that It Is
one Of the clevcrest manufactured alibis on
record, ''The way he does II In some Of
his cases, said Superintendent Bangs III
THISTLE lives constantly on the wing at
the time he wants to make up his abb,
For instance, suppose he arrives In New
York at O o'clock this evening; he would 10
to q hotel, register, take q room for tic
night, then take tile train out OF town after
an hours stay, That night no might be 100
miles away, and yet he would have eyl.
denSe to show that he waS in New York.
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Terrible Torpedo Explosion at Newport,

NEwPoEr, Il. l., August 20.-About two
o'clock this afternoon Lieutenant B. Long
Edes, Of Washington, and Lieutenant Ly-
man G, spaulding, Of Portsmouth, N. H.,
were planting mines for harbor defense, in
connection with the annual experiments
which take place before tho Examination
Board, when they met with horrible
death. There Is what Is known as circuit
closes, and when the buoys OF these are
struck nm explosion Of torpedoes takes
place. The buoys were accidentally struck,
and Edcs and Spauldlng were blown into
atoms, their remains being sent at least
thirty feet In the air. The report Of theex.
plosion was heard in the town. The bodies
have been taken out Of the water and re-
moved to the torpedo station. Edes' wife
has been notified spaulding was unmar-
ried. His father, at Portsmouth, has been
informed Of his death. The event has cast
gloom over the place. Admiral Porter IL
by the side Of the dead officers.
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= YASKroS, DAKOTA TERRiToRY, August
2e--At depth Of 400 feet the Yahktoh ar
tesian well borers struck flowing water,
which aows i5O gallons per ininhte through
A six.inCli Pipe. In the sntne pipe water
WIS carried fifty feet above the surface Of
thc ground. This Is the first well In Dako-
n, and m II Is cheap sticcesa another will
probably I've bored here Immediately, The
well company will lay pipes to supply tho
city with nftesiah water.
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WHEELING TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST

iis limbs small, yet be can draw. bis legs
Up, move them about aud rest them, He
can hold glass Of water and take it 10 his
mouth, The great brain works naturally
again, and the iron resolution and will is
restored. The heart beats more regularly,
and the skin appears better, The tongue
that on Friday gave off fakes OF cankeF, Is
now moist and natural. The stomach takes
nourishment more eagerly, vitality IL slow
ly regained, the great soul that for days
went into the shadow Of death il still with
us, aud do not believe the time has come
for It to pass over the dark river"
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Die GnteIisetlGer.
=, ., aud u Fourtesnth street.

=, i5slias manifested by the great mas
lp'"b his city, during the past teV
tnts .,,, u the he, virtual demand made by
sl' % " oitbe Second Branch OF Council
Sp1r ,as c TconncllsyiIlc extension shall b.
W w ,,p,e through the city declared
'.ic,ble by the engineers Or shaI
,iy four miles southeast OF US
onmi,takably that the popular wish
p ,E, securing OF the main line here
Na' an NV ,reclncnt mutually acceptable,
gh y" :" an agreement can be arrived at,
w., -. ,o,h examinations as hOs been
u. ,sI y, be- believe that the "D" or Wood
ante which the Company, US We I'M
,,J h. i willing to accept, would be
S',.,nnler the conditions proposed by
inr in.TI decided majority vote, ii there was
'Ws 'Ws,,bol provided OF taking the sense
y ". ., voter upon the proposition
~ anly Strenuous objections to this
NV .,,. % made by the Riverside Company,
NS aha G,. Works Trustees, and to both
.l..... '4.s me- roai announces It's Willingness
sn'ls .uch provision as will protect the
.',, p. controlled by each from any de-
V ~. n,,,e would not add any cOnsidea'
u,,lJiiopal burden to the southern part
Lh.ri,y. entering the hill, as it would,
sSTT.D,y..eycnth street, and yet 1t would
t.,.,s,,cDdoithctownadep which would
!. ,.,.opsbly accessible. II wOuld,Gnerge
:, Ne ,rek and cross to Nineteenth street
"'D min, where it would occasion no enl'
S.,.,.mert 10 other travel, and as little
I,,Ir,nt to private property as could be
'.on,J m ,ny other convenient location.
n me- manufacturing establishments on
a. .a,b side Of Nineteenth street, it
,on6 ,SorI the means OF transportation
,bkh H was sought to secure some time
ins by the then managers Of tho gas
,,D through switch laid on Twentieth
NM. and most Of the property fronting
M be north side Of Nineteenth street
,SNe the proposed new railroad bridge
m, ,the creek, would be purchased by the
rnpany in the event Of such route being
r,nted for its main city depot.
fixing one consideration with another,
ublieye the city could well afford to fur.
M the route referred to, II It were only to
rsve lis Of the present Sixteenth and
S,aletnth street crossings, saying moth
albOut the other advantages gained. In
wernt tlien is nothing be secured by
nDl4natc refusal to make any further
dnnaccommodate the extension, The
MI n, manifested its Willingness to take
Alaa it ran afford to take, and give the
uahua afford to give. Let us ut least
uitA an equal spirit Of accommodation
Nm Ering up an improvement Of
ptsahlged benefit to every manufacture
lnlbu.iness enterprise in the city,
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Land I.SSEus .AnaIiS.

DunIiS, August 20. Thomas Brennan,
late Secretary Of tfsl1and League, has re.
Oeived formal notice from the Irish Execu.
tive that be % ramanded to Kilmainham
jail Tor further period Of three months. ,
LoNDoy,. August 2g.4+The Land League
Convention, 10 which delegates from each
branch ofthe League IN Great Britain were
invited, and for which great preparations
have been made, opened at Newcastle to.
day. About two hundred delegates were
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Ineendiary Firea in AI1.rl..

PAMs, August MA correspondent says
A number Of hres ARE reported in Algeria.
All the country around Phillipville to the
extent ot. eixty square Kilometres are one
vast eonaagration. stora, the port Of Phil
llpyille, has been destroyed. A forest Of
cork trees Ia AblREe, and the flames -fanned
by violent .wlndA--are carrying all before
them. II is hardly possible for the garri.
son and population TO effect anything in
tho way Of subdhing the fires owing to the
heat. y ia feated.the FIRE originated with
the ArnbR. ~. q. n. Y - Z