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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05

The recent death i'm Dakota .ro@ brain
Inflammation, Of Lieut.. Charles Gibson, u.
:. A., furnishes a quiet instance Of strict
military discipline. While on parade ST
Wes, Point some time recently, he ic., %
spider crawling into his ear. Tie dared not
raise his hand. His car was touud ai,e'-
wards covered with matchmaking the
path Of the poisonous insect. He was or
dered 20 Dakota and died there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05
FINANCIAL.

XVrEhave n limited amount u per cent. go'd
w Jefferson County, West Virginia, Bouds
for sale at 30 cents. We recommend tbcui as
frst-c,ass Investment.
JAIMlSON 4 CO, BANKERS,
cd and Chestnut Street
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Sept. G, ls79-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05

Our stock orFANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS
is too large to cnumcrate, but will saerihce
them in order TO clear out entire stock.
Button Kid Gloves 3sc
= RS. Sc
Large lo: ? Button. slightly damaged, 25c
A good opportunity for the ladies TO buy
UNDERWEAR at less than cost-our entire
stock must b, sold.
On our immense stock Of SHOES a discount
Of IS per cent. will be mad0-foi.t torgs' H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05

The Columbus correspondence Of the
Cincinnati Commercial explains in long
letter how Ohio men will matcrialzc at
Washington March 4"--to quote the head
ing-and says nearly every one On tie
Western Reserve feel, that he owes it to the
President to attend lis Inauguration. just
so. And the way the modest Buckeyes
will matcrialize" around every good, fat
office qtiei. March 4th will make the rest OF
the land grow pale and tear its hair Ohio,
under HAYES will be nowhere.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05

Scc'y Of the Navy Gof is q Bap,;st-Er.
Then we Withdraw all objections TO his app
poiumeut. Al. We ever did iusiStouln ,hi,
matter was Tie selection Of @ man whoWoWd
know water when bee saw it.-HJs'oh G/.be.
We don believe /, Is true tiat tie Hauc-
some Secretary 20 the Navy Is cnviou~ Of
the Secretary OF the Treasury and SuI.r.u-
tendent of tle Census. because they arc sur
rounded ly hundred, otmature widows aud
Young women, to the extent of coutcmp.a-
ting the calling around himself as thc "ru-
Ter of the waters. 4 great school of u,r-
maids.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05
For Rent.
y. A RUST, PaoFRirToH

TWO DWELLING HOUSES in CharlcstoTn
one containing twelve ROome and Ctil..'
the other six Rooms aud Cellar. ts-cfn I.
the Kitchens. Also STORE ROOM IN The f4i's
National Bank Building. For terms alPl,,1- "
II. o. TALBOT !.
Feb s. 'sl-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05

Tickets :" The first man to utter this
familiar cry in the capacity of railroad con-
ductor in the United States has himself
passed in his checks W. :. Nell, born in
Charleston, 5. c., March 3, 1903, died on
Jan. 18th in Selma, Ala, aged 70 years.
In 20 or 81 M Nell helTod as contractor
to luild railroad from Charleston to
Hamburg, 40 miles, and acted as conduc-
tor on the frs. Tlin which sped over the
iron lines. This was the first railroad that
used locomotive, though line somewhere
up North claims without right the honor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05
PUP LOST.

4 SHEPHERD PUP. three or four months
old. strayed Oh the -5.A Of January. u. 7.
yellow. with white nose and willie between ~ ~
ewes. also white breast. some DARK h-I =. =.
tail. Any information concerning hiIh go 60
Free Pres Office. OF II M Henderson, s'o''
will be thankfully received. nrS
rebruav5- l;sI-3''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05
LOST!

POCKET CASE or SURGICAL INSTR =
MENTS for which the finder viii be- rewarded
if returned 10 ne. ..,o,.
January -, lssl-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05

Pittsburg, the home of protective indus
try and Pig Iron Kelly, witnessed something
of q curious scene within her smoky pre-
cincts the other week when, under the very
appropriate auspices Of the Western Penn-
sylyania Poultry Association, n big dog
show was opened for the instruction and
delight of her coal dusty denizcns. 300
entries, valued at $250,0Co, were made and
the bow vows comprised some fine strains
of English, Irish, Scotch, Canadian and A.
mcrican blood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05
FOR RE t.

THE Two-Story Brick Dwelling occupied by
i Mr.. B. f. Leisenring, on Congress ST..
Charlestown Contains six rooms, kitchen and
pantry. and has a good basement; also cistern
at back door Convenient 70 the business
portion Of the town.
Feb ), lsSl.-3t. WILLIAM hlMES.
* nicely printed Cards, with Name, only
ID 10 cents. Address FRANK II. SMITH.
FEB : II Chsrlerto'Tu. JEFF. On. W. VA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
CLOAKS,
NAPKINS AND TABLE LINEN

At one-,hird less than regular price and
"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-05
Ready-Mada Clothing
Great bargains DID
BLANKETS Aid COMFORTS,
Carpets, eli Cloths, &C., ~

Thankful fyrthc past generous patronage H
hone we have mcritel o cDntiuulnce. ali 80
be pleased 20 see our friends and tLcpub.icgfn
erally. EINROD TRCS3BLL- 1
o.. 1880
, 1881-08-24

nus" xay,ua.," "sayauas," ant. other
aInns aIMaioEoas inonamsnts eontaintng Images.
archaeological inyeslisatlons which have
tnkci, plnce II, o.1r day In the islard
of so,i,e, nt the Idols f0und ttaraft1.
It hiny he Inferred That these idoIa
must tave belonged to other indigenous Gu
bans than those 'yllc'. Columbus found on
the island; prehistoric nnthrotnti,rv: The
na9snre, Of ltla principal CONTAGIOUS llseaset
wf'cl. l,avc been rcctprocatly communicates
By the People Of Tie old and new worlds; iii
nofncnciatura Of tho rac,s and tribca 81
Athertca bcforo the conquest aud An ,et!ln0
graphical cl1nrt OF the territory occupied b.
c.:!' t, oIle r them; wi1etter theru extstt
At'lertca and 0cennfca, the. Gutppos consfft.
ertt esIceia'lt u their teatlons to THO al,con1
syste.ns nf writing aissI the possibility OF
their tran+lMlun; whcthcr It IS possible 70
reacl ntractlcnl ki1owlrdgo Of THO Otgat,1za.
tint ant construction of tho, indigenous
tahg'lagcs bs lIscans Of tho past Latin titalectt
With which they have been compared b.
EtrotcaH phftUloglsts and Investigators, nt1d
tha bll,llograrhy Ut the yocabulnrEes, grim.
mars. md dictionaries Of tho American
}ullUttHCT.
, 1881-08-24

Tho Topics 10 lso Discussed by the
Learned Association OF A.asrleanlzsx
Mt Madrid.
WASHINGTON, Aug, a.-Sefior Darca, the
6paulsl, Minister. hus tlyltca tho President,
through tho Secretary Of State, Ia become aii
honorary member Of, aild to send American
representatives to- tic fourth Congress OF
tho Learned Association OF AulerIcanists,
which meets Mt Madrid o., Sept. p, ,'rhe tel-
lowing ato M tl,e !nattsrs which will bo brought
np noF0T0 tile Congress:
Tho con'pnrison Of tue three kingdoms Of
Cuzcu, Tru}flio, Aitd Quito, which forIaed tho
Empire OF ttIe lncasat the TINA Of tho COLI
unest: the difference which their religion,
&C.. prssss.tod; ti' lie ,stlonaIitiss wIeit *
listed In Contral America leforu th6 lMynstUn
ct the Azttcs @l!1 other Northern ,penplu nnl
the Formation ot tue Maxiean Emplre, Me en-
relations WITH Moxico md i'era: ths 1t tausie ssi
Guns; the military col!alt!on OF .tho
Empires ot Moxico md Peru before
Worl aud i comparison tlsfeof WITH tl,at Of
tho other ancient ract8: the expedition be-
for.G, ualn,e ot Colu!nkus Of ne B!scayans
tu Newfoun4falid aln tl,a ne!ghborlng c0Ast
F%ca saa Te Letsn.o " Ferfsf ssi ado,a ID % ars re
rles III Spreading 4 knowledge u A!nsrIcail
geography: tlle geological ptt,Dfs Or tue TX"
a fs Ia ~ osa s tIai1ss s pSossss q A 4 sseaa sa
cnrtography; what jlaY0 buon tho
changes and other etleets c4us1l BY
> tho tnttnellce ots tila l'illtolltc forces
tie posltlon, COURSE, vi lid uow Ut tho water Of
tic Interior OF America, In order, 10 study
tha question not only fran !ts historical,
geographical, aud ei|lnat0ioelcai points Ut
ii Aas fur tile present ulatluns III Anlert-
Gu, ln tflu sesse Of the!r Aeye!upmnnt, we'll.
being md civilization; wl,vtt6s 1t can bs
ascortaine1 from hist0ry aud froM, uaa study
IN thu Island Ut Cuba that Die lattsr WIS
uutie1 nr not to the Continent Of
America before Its discovery BY Co.
luulbus; American. prehistoric archMnl-
Of the diverse types Of idols, etli9le .4l4
images which Are found IN thu Peruvian
tom6s: investigations coneernLux tho ''Uss
, 1881-08-24
"A REIGN or TERRnR.

uousTox, Tex, Aug. a2.-The bloody trng-
ed!es Which hive occurred at Orange during
tlio week past, aud which have been pro-
v[ously telcgraphcl, have caused Intense
excitement along tho line Of tia Texas &
New Orleans Nallroad, md fenrs nre enter-
tained that something worBo Is to fo1low,
The citizens OF Orange hive risen en masse,
and aro determined to emil Tho reign of law
lesness that las prevailed for thapast month.
Tho present condition Ut airatrs gruw ont
Of n difficulty Which occurred three weeks
ago between o. l.. Dolno. u noted desperate,
ard II detective named Wood. In which Del
no was seriously shot. Wood escaped, and
Charles Defno, brother Of o. l.. 13elno, ac-
cl,sed tho Sheriff, George Michael, Of aiding
I'm the escape, a,ld swore he would get even
with thu Sheriff. With this ylow l,o
col,cocted utan to nssaslnate ATiel,acl, and
was alael by bug llarrls aru two negroes,
Sam atld Bob Saxou, Tlto piau failed. but
they succeeded In very seriously wounltnx
tue Shuritf by ieadtng him Into all ambush.
Tho cttlzo.s bccalne Rreatly lnconsed at
these proceedings, and lb0 OF them congro-
gated and captured four of the
negroes and sl,ot them. LOB Saxon
was also captured, md after OK.
@tortlng confession from i.i.n In which
la revealed the plot to kill the Sheriff, and
G1tya Mucll other Information, lie was hanged
to n tree, Another nugro WIS arrested and
hanged, and Charles Delno WIS captured and
placed In jail. A. hundred armed ,nc,,
acquired tho neIgEhorlng swan,ps for othors
Ut the gang, alld strong guard was placed
around the JUL to g.,ard Delno.
Sam Saxon, ono Ut tllu leaders Of the biack
desperatlocs, who WIS wounded, c,lll,o Into
, 1881-08-24
PRODUCE,

Special b"pateh to 7hs chteaao Tribune.
NEW YoltK, Aug. .}.-Tte markets opened
unsettled atid Eencraiiy better fur grun on
tile reports Of rai. nliu the bad condition OF
tic harvest if Great Dritaitl, OIL which ule
market for wlient now turns, aHl with wlIcl,
otlier articles III great measure syinpatlllzc.
}. B. Lyon was OIL 'Changa to-day atml In
consultation with Marti1I a1id Ills other
iictitcnants. and It Is rumutesl TINT tho on, deal
Is iisldrr consideration; thnt the ulIqne hayo TIL
'ioA9cT by scIl!nK options Agaiust thoir cnsh
Stock atd hat they will deliver their August o,,
the last dug Of inls tnanth and thctr September
OIL tho tlrst of next, and smash tho nurket down
chaHEed postio, except ihat It IL stronssr aftsr @
stunning tte huntnortnK o( ttlg cslluc yusienIuy
without getting tnat,y TO sell out lheir long Lard
OF ~ shGrl Of It. at tho close of 'Charye Tho
iinfHvorahla ru1nor4 fron WAshIngluu hntl Il
deprcssinx tntuenc0 Oh the nntton tnArket,
though cnst wheat wae stronger 0n better TX
port limits.
, 1881-08-24

DENVER, Colo., Aug. GA Santa F6
special gives tho following account Of tho
fight lit Luke Valley few days ngo:
Lieut.. Smith md llts forco Of twenty men
hui been Vi, the trnlt suYcrnl days, a,,ti by
fUrceta marches nrcrt0ok the Indians near
NlcCrea's rnllehc fl tho, Luke Valley dis
trlct. The Indians were strong In n,,,u-
bcrs, aHd Smith attacked then, expecting
rcEnforccn,ents from troops following so,ne
distance ba'lfnu. Tho soldiers were being
rapidly shut down WHEN at q critical mo-
nlcnt George DAILY, with his force OF twenty
runners arrived ard 1oIncd lit tho fight, aIltt
Ills Indians were routed will, great less,
They, however. carried Off their dcad nnd
wounded, 50 tint tho exact loss could not be
ascertIincd. Tlse whites lost
GEORGE DAILY, LIEUT.. sM1rlI, AND rouR MEN
BILLED,
and eleven wounded. Tlu killed mid wound-
ctl, except DAILY, are all supposed to be ex-
soldiers.
Daly's part III the atiaek grew out Of au IT.
tack ny the Apnccs OF lltscanlp, III which tin
Indians wore opposed by all tho miners Vi
tho camp. I'tly commanding, ard repufsed.
Dnly at once collected twenty men and start.
eli In pursuit, overtaking the indians Ms
above.
Smith was ono OF the best officers of the
Ninth Cavalry. hui been engaged In several
indian catlpalEus, aml was several times
during the War brovetetl for bravery.
Lieut.. Dltnulick. with II collaJ,nuy of cav
airy. and LIEUT. Taylor, with twenty Indian
scouts. WHO wero but II. few hours behind
Nana's main ba,'d. arrived during tho eycn-
Ink, md, without stopping,
CONTINUED TILE Pursuit.
They l,aye probably oyertaken tho Indians
before this, rs the latter would be colis.dern-
by delayed BY carrying or burytng tt1oir
dead.
Thu l'osttics arc 1ear The Mexican liue.
evidently making for chihuahua, md arc
we'll armed. md. mounted. Ttle Indlnlls
who have been fighting with Nana, nrc
trying to sneak back to tho Agency by twos
and threes.
A company Of cavalry has been ordered to
guard the 1ltllsboro md Lake Valley settle
mcnts, and II possible cut off or hold Nana's
band until Taylor aud DI.nmlck oycrtake
them.
, 1881-08-24
TIE "TlsthUSEs" DEMONSTRATIONS.
Spkttal Q1tpateA fo Tha Chicoao 1rthnn.

TIE TIIEIUNES'' DEMONSTRATIONS.
Sptetat DhpdteA 70 7hs Chicago 1rthtn%,
NEW foIsK, Aug. @.--l1 nil editorial OH
The wheat-crop tho Tribune says: "'rhcse
comparisons Indicate that tic ndyance In the
price Ut wheat from about 81 onu year ago
to about SLID per bustcl now llas bee,,
due 10 speculative influences rather thnn
to any change III tic relntlon nf
supply aud demard, Possibly the sanlu
specnlattye combinasions may put tho n,ar-
ket UP still tnore. hut tho. statistical p0sl-
already occurred,. nnd the cliances t.re Tilt
foreign buyers will gst wheat ut much less
thar, the present prico IN this market before
another month has passed. Unless they cnfl,
American exports 9t wheat viii proba9iy ho
materially reduced for tile cunning ycar,
, 1881-08-24
'rfle had Man from lEouoIutu,

fEfh FffHEVtN CkhW!EF
John Duly wR. hlA nat,g. and he rcceuuy nr.
rived from! tho shHdwtct Islands. tast nlRht t,t
entered Market street tal',ott ind. cnlllnx fns
bna mnn from Honolulu. II chtlm Ut Murctit,
ai,tl : coul.l lick nnysh.nx that eyer walked on
0ftlcer MtrshalI. rs he sanntcred In. "Come
With me: huvc bccn hunting bad men, and
huse found 0ne WIN think can break yoi IN
yoilad tho Ilonoutllttc; i" show I'm to MO.
Whcfo Is hc7'' and tho tad t1an unsuapecttneiy
followed tho hicnr ttt tho Fo4nn1 Street Station.
where 1t tU1k four stAtwart hluecoats to search
md Hhow him to veil No. 1.
, 1881-08-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

LAYING THE NEW GABLE.
,,ns. ,sooS' A99. H.-A dispatch from PEN
tu,|.s. s says ts,F' stcaner FarradaY to-t.ay
fSaea f"' t'a end Of tho now cnble oil Lands
Issaa m a'a proceeded to laying tl,e n!d-ocenu
n. HEAVY LIABILITIES.
H. .,.,.4t M1tittes of Judati Leo, Si!nonds & Co.
'''aalated ut R!oo0oo, :.
n ArfAtits IN AF01AN1srAN,
l,,t,e@as, @s uonse OF Commons today Lord
p,dthss. sccretary Ut State tor India,
umn'a wat although hc llud bee.. In consant
su uns.".easlon nv. With tho Vtceroy Of Indln, t,e
honss .a aware that the AlMoer Ind asked tor
h.nt H." a afiRs, or that the Ittdtan Goyet1i-
t1j,,es TO !ntortoro II. tho internal a.
sj,,.., rA1lNELL
Darhs,a Dhas IN address to the Irish electors of
e,adIta,'. asRI''g them to vote for the Tory
Ia Ssa ~, ;. as abstain from voting IN tue etec-
byhsss1, ~, 1ae Parliamentary yncaupy CAUSED
spsss ssM Of John Jotcey {LIberal.}
4. ~ ,clEb WITHOUT orposlT1oN.
t,aucy i: ;S:.sctlo'' ut Lccds to-slaY tu I'll! the
hAs n,n! u! .aa uouse OF Commons. caused
kAs 1ppelhtlnent Of Herbert Gladstone to
epae ~. sof Lord 0f the Treasury, Glad
e 'e'a9'ied without opposition.
III Wool sALEs,
tal, dns.sa d.a series Of colonial wool sales III
tuh aR s which $1,000 paies will be OF.
o,ubrt"ss "ss opened tonight, Sytluey fairly
fan xii p.s rates currunt at tbs last sales.
ae,&b,,s Up u %as slightly weaker, and for
ds1as ~ utete was ha!f-pcnny to q penny
Nil ElRl1ty.ona hr,,iscd h.ta. ,.a..s
, 1881-08-24
A Suit for $4,000 Damages In
stituted by an Elevated
Railway.
The Produce Markets Yesterday Un.
settled, but with an Up
ward Tendency.
A Jcwelcr Sells Ills wife to n
fiottsc-3ufffler for Ono
Dollar.
Mayor Grace Removes the Polioe Com
mlssioners for Neglect Of
Duty.
a BIG SUIT.

S4tHWU HAMANES WANTEn.
NEW YO'lK. Aug. .3.-Thc Sew york EIc-
vatel tta!iroatl Company has brought suit IN
tue court Of Com,non I'1eas aRainst Josd +.
N"sarr" anl Gcorge $. L'Esp1nusse to re-
cover $4,000 dauaxrs tor nllcged conspira-,
cy. T'!e cotnptnnt fled to-tlay tienia1ds
<5No Tor haff-ycirly rental due BY tho Metro
rolltan Elevated Railway Company to plaintiff,
s1e!,Hn for tiiri'icul runta]+ ami &:usiO for In
tcrcst On plaintiffs lotds. Tic complaint
also ulicgca that tho defendants. In
Urdcr 70 release tho Manhattan Com.
phhy from these raymruts. aunBplrUh
snxathe: anu bro"ghs iuJuactan proceedings
ny which nm Injunction WIS ohtaiacst rctt runiug
tlU pAytnEst Uf these eutns. Tilt hcliot cttlt-
piafnel of wAs inatititod In tho Court III C,,r,l.
nun l1cHs In tho nan,0 Ut tho defendant f.'EspL.
hhsec, and was brought nHalnst tlio Manhattan
uni New York EleyAieH JfHtl,sny Epm pnnlos and
David Dows and Ashtol II. Ilasiluy ns Ttustocs.
, 1881-08-24

O1TY OF MEx1co, Aug. "a prfyate letter
fro1u Mazatlau gives the following details Of
the explosion there; Oae hundred and fifty
pounds Of powder blew up. Tha tlrst day
thirty coypsea were removed. and the follow
Ing nix days four or five daily, when the au-
thorltlea lnteFAlcled further removals. con-
s!dertnG the work dangerous. All tho win.
doWa In the town wera demolished.
, 1881-08-24

4 woman Of New York has demonatratod that
rats and m!co, Hhe was alutse in tae hoiisS WItf
no e9mpanloa but hugs out. She heard 4
burglar Attempting to e4ect an euerance Into
ser nstted ".rotn," and poIs!ns bid carefully
fsom - tse ,s ssSoRd story xlndS droppca hin
Aterrlno howl, ho fastened ,claTs AMI tecth.
Then camo another yell, Il thst md cat dls.
epnearfd with llg1tnlns -repIdity AROUND Tho
Or heard Of SINCE
, 1881-08-24
to ',e chosen this fail, and nnbitTot1e politicians
atanl better n1uw Of SUCCESS In tic local cnD-

q Nn chosen THIS fail, and atnbitT0ue politicians
tc%tA. " "
f,n tho Democratic sItlc. Tamrnany IlaIl ia
hahln stn'Fco 0f trouble. Its suppurt fnny bB
6bthtHeh for tho StAty t[ckut by giving IL
entlple, Ut plaoca on tho ticket, tut whcn tbo
etr!lHGIo cotnss for tho tat h'Jlccs III New 1'nfk
irving iIn. tt. rcvivc,l liz organization. Il,
that. with tho t:s,tntnlttes Of Thren Hundred
which c!fns to fd tho fcRuiar ijemncrAcy, ttlbro
Iho stato Committee will meet niHtt the tit vi
september u 9Hmr tho tl,ne nn4 psnce OF tho
Convention. Il will prt,tinhir b., fell ut ;arlto.
:. Et.Mins. n. T.. Aug. @k--Tho Grccnback State
EEnn;ynnlti, mot to-day ut hn!f-past:. C!ntott
tnr'!sh w'ls ,''tdc 7ensl'afary Chairman. After
tnp appointment 0f tho nsDal committees. ttiu
Convention n4lhurneti tn to- tlurroH lnor.ltuR,
, 1881-08-24

MOVEMENT Of TIIOOl'H.
LONDON, A,lg. :@k-'fho Vtecroy of lnltu
telcgrnphs: "'rho Cabui Envoy hero Inns u
letter tlnted Calul. Aug. II. that twu nIore
regiments Ut troops haye started for khrlat-
i-til'flzal rs a,l advance Huurl. Tho Al,,ccr
himself, With tsoops md artillery. was Ell.
cntlltetl outside Cnbut the lltl lnst.n
, 1881-08-24

4 PttIzts AWARDED.
New YonE, Aug. 23.-Tlle prolog for the
opening Of the new GernmrIa Theatre, for
nierly Wallack's. gayc rise to considerable
competition, owing to thb prize offered By
Manager Ncuertlortf. Messrs. j. NIttig Of
tho Stants-zeltunD, l.. Schenck OF Puck, md
DR.. Dilthcy Of tile DcllctrEsttsche Journal
were selected as Judges Thcru wero forty.
aeyen compositions. nna tho prfze was awarded
school in Cincinnati
REMOVED Df' THE MAYOR.
Nfasor Or,tcc today removed tho Police Conn.,
mtsslnncra Aftor trial. Oh charRos Ut falling to
keep tho streets clenn. The Mayor has sont tho
Governor a long roylew OF tho Testimony tAk9n.
lIs0HARIr 4 HOAX.
: The search for stewarts body In Cypress Hill
Cematery ID progressing to-day, N0lhtng haa
hecn found: Tho digging .wllt stop Tonight.
Tho Wll0fa hfalr Is now considered hoax.
GEN. HANCOCK.
Gen. Hancock arrived here from Dar ftnrbur,
Me-. thls norn'ng. lie WIS maktng aa Eastern
tour, but suddenly returned un account OF tho
condition OF tho pf0sidHslt.
, 1881-08-24

there, including MI official Of tho general
stafF, who Is accused OF advising tho revnu-
ttontstso Of tho precautions which s!le t;nyef1l-
nent ls taklnR Although the prisuus ..ro
filled with PERSONS nccnscd Of pulittcat
crimes vory fcw of them nre brought 10 trial,
, 1881-08-24

VIENNA, Aug. 2'.-l}aron A1nyr, the Aus
trim Minister ut Washington, Mt present
i!erc, Is about to tontter IFS resignation OH
accoint Of ll[-l,catt.
, 1881-08-24
,,,aase Of an Irish Political Pris-
oner on Account ot, III.
Health.
p,,.,an Prisons Crowded with Persons
Of Bolll Sexes Accused OF
lH,}n ii Tunis aud Afghanistan' Laying
'.tha New 0able-Burnipg
Cotton.
FRA NOE.
uAlstE 1l0xE.
kk.Aatal ttsl.ta

at.1s Ai1g. H.-AfmIc. Afarle It1Zo will not
saut to America with Mapleson this Win
t.t 1ler CONCERT engagements III England,
i.t,n.t. md Scnttnnd will hind her until
Iorll when sllo II to rcappcar lit italian
9ers.
h, inst been ellgagei at tho Grant Opera
I'm, Tho t,ew recruit Is Miss Norton, who
talgo seasons past llas been singing nt st.
rxtfsburg Nortltna. IIcr debut hero will
robabIy lake place In Alay, 1889.
sf1SfricASr.
7otht trt.ttr4 Associated Pntss
pAR}s Aug. 23.-One Of the most stgnlii-
nn. features Of tho elections for members uf.
,heCbsmber Of Deputies Is tie defeat Of tho
Boaapartsts in Corsica. Among tho noted
Boaapartsts who disappear from public life
III Mel, Abbotucci, l1nettjelis, and Duke lie
rtdone. The Donapartist Journal, L'Ofslfy,
tdmtts that tho elections have been for tho
Conservatives of nil shades tluteat from
which It will take long time to recover.
Aecosdlne 10 tho Independent estimates,
the Qeact!onartes in the new Chamber will,
trsp after tho second ballots, DO below 100 In
number.
The two sitting Donapartists wore re-
elected ut Cahors In spite of
5as RECENT BRILLIANT RECEPTION 70 dAM-
tErrA
/! that place. At Versailles I'ain and 10
lsls.'ex, sssl!-known viol ent IntransIgeai,ts,
we're defeated.
Among the cantt[dntes of note WHO were
tktled aFe Greppo, Republican; Charles
lenY Republican. and Albert dc Nun, hoy
, 1881-08-24
SPAIN.

1Nt'ESDiA1siEs AtREsrEn.
MADRID. Aug. s3-Forty incendiarles have
been arrested III Estrau,alura,
, 1881-08-24
hook WALTER nEuotsu VOTES,

NJFFN " stJt I FtIs FFtf3t}TN9{ F{FTF9,
Sptefaf Hfsnatth to ne Chfedpo tribune.
CLEvElAND, AnY. &i--.fohh ". tlookwaltcr,
Democratic candidate for Governor, spet,t tho
DAY ntrnna Cinseand's fnanufactertoe, mixing
himself conspicuous ntnong tho wprklngmrn.
lie whs interviewed io-'lay. and whou mp.
pr.tclr'f ,,rnn tho suhjcc& Of rcpDninattng
to ekprcAs himself.
, 1881-08-24

4 NtIttt.isT EXPELLED.

\ NIIIlfIAT ENIELLEU.
BERSE, AttG. 23.-Dy order nf tho Federal
Council the Russian Prince Krapatkino llas
been expelled from Switzerland.
, 1881-08-24

IoNE POLITICAL ARRESTS.
BERLIN, Aug, aS,-Nsws has been received
here tsotu 6t. Petersburg Of recent arrests
, 1881-08-24

PLEASED WITH THE fttsrT.r OF THE FRENCH
ELECrtOSs.
KoME. Aug. g'.-The triumph Of the French
Republicans unit the parttat defeat OF CAIN
bcita give general satisfaction here.
, 1881-08-24
PROHIBITIONS IN KANSAS.
Eptef1f Glypotfh 10 Ths Chte.s 10 Trtb,tns.

WICHITA, kss. AMg. 53.-As n result Of tho
vigorous prohibition tnovcment lnaugurated
hrrs fnw taMys since by Gov. st. John aud
nthors. tho r9tpns Of this city. sotnO seventeen
In nu1nGer. closed this morning.