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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-21

Mrs Ira Mulholland, Albany, N. Y. writes.
"For several years l have suffered from oft.
recurring bilious headaches, dyspepsia and
complaints puculiar to my sex. Since using
your Burdock Blood BltterS I am entirely
relieved"
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
, 1881-10-24

.Wksr WIHsrEl,, EUtlu., Oct. ~. lYSi.-I0 tho
Esaar" thc ,Nso i'nfk He,.Il.i: Tho faots con.
Gur!!lnR my alleged '.lrraoh OF tho SUNDAY law"
iu Nnr'rich lust Sunday. have bUu,l 80 Karulod
W ndlitinn a.ia oulI4sfali, III !llspatch to The
IieIa'I. ~ ~ protlacG tho eHoct OF ialscLtpd.
any grulul whatever for a complaint enas1lst
mi, to t.on,lleneu proceedings vi. oneu. fU..rs
respectfully, T.. ", BACON,
, 1881-10-24

great work. But in this lnreer uml h.
looking let us not forget that ,ln,v 'Hineet
tintn; nnd TINT wlllst tie great forcass f" = t out
principles of t,ntt nrB working attn,,S ,s aa
md nations. VIC cncli orc hnvu Gur ,s., ,'aet
place. II Is IL stand uM tho tiptt III si5.in aia
every Yucstlon. md to do o!r duty ''g sv,.t .!
salvation Of tod III Christ; II IL 10 as asdSl hnl
tho great glft or God, which Is life llo% %IsH ~
II lfh fBtftvttr. wv alN
, 1881-10-24

LUHsFnH UDHfk ClFtnEIr nt.s
Herr naruny, u 0ur,nA,, ,Ict0r whn li1 ina seat
sensation In ShnksptAEeB Julius tHMtt;; tt;;,,usr
thu strongest tpsunlhlnhae 10 tho Ktent n,u.Ials
whilo h.a action IL dignity pe!stIilie,u,.. u
liarnay. who suffers tlutler tho dssldsa'th"t th"t r
helng Extremely Aht,rt-Blghto rrpnlts tu. a., IL
Itopao rveuntiy tho the,tru was ur,ltll!.'su 4 ,r,
very critical auhIuGtcS. anxious 10 heMT Sr a apa
Exponent Ut Cuss1T. SceIle tirst ptssea ,nrue.,ui
train; hit ho had not rumnvel his Kiassss. .lt.
he presented to the mstDnIsned xa1n q in' . iIa-
zc.la al Tho lnusiu- IovI,lS Glty ui lr,ps bou,4
purlous ttrAIr" III slHctAciesl Ill" eh'''e
tuaruI with laughter.
, 1881-10-24

Tue huuau body ID tho nearest npPrt.,uu.
psrjxcstvt.; upxt comes ur. uull's Couxo e1's'
, 1881-10-24

4 prominent Eentlcn,nn III Curro {lordo Couu-
~, lowa wtites ~ taAt le tinds kil1,Uy. Wort 10
b1 tho bert retncdy hu urcr know for cotnpll-
IT, hMs on tue ilyer. kidneys, and bowels. wIith
gtyos 1t such curattvu puxcr, And 1t is Tho thuu.
sands ~ cures which It ii perlurtutux which
K!yes ~ It's great celebrity. Llsluil tvcty cut,-
Cent1AtGd} or dry. bNth act el1elentiy.-Nxp
luiAlM}tiFa Ju1iF7u ui4 EvlrtE*.
, 1881-10-24

-. -.
E"rtf," TnNc n NhncA I'LL Czmr1Atsfs 80
III fur ;HtlrtMt1ME II ANA tklittrrd
"7IonatcrH,'' nnd Adjourn Thctti-
selves.
Whit WIS pnened Friday ns tho /" Anlcrl.
eau Congress Of tho International Wnrklna-
mems Association wns ngnlM opened yes
terllny morning M tile " National Suctulys,tc
f,nnwr,ss 'f'h.ra tynru nhnut n ,,uyru tiuIt.-
s"s'.ss. o,ns amd NV naro nn,,ne r,.o" ~,
en!es preseht, anu, "ltes ca''tt'X cl'Ach LIN
OAleary to preside, they spe'lt ovcr M hour
I'll attempting to dcctpher und read the ,nlil-
,,tes Of tho absent SECRETARY.
4 o,,,,o, trcn, ti,o sro,,'r,,h,,r ,,,str,ct
~ e'1He!. noNa ny ttn'u.topo"k u,s1,cs
PROMISED 10 amend tho rcceatly.a'ioptcd plat.
form by the Insertion Of Il plank dGclnrlhg II
tic policy Of tlte congress To resist further
,l,.v.,nrut;on nntl ,,nura,lntInn n ,vnua.w,ri,.
e, ..,",n, % ~. ,"r>. ,," -. -, ~
ets mn! soe'e!J III '"rRe' "tl1 10 encourage t'le
formation of trattes".'nlons on con'n'',nlsttc
principles, md promising their sympathy In
nil oraantzAttous of IL ,,rnRress,vr cl,uruc,er,
suv.r.t .t,a,I1or, saIi t. ,,.o. ,tnl,,
'ocve'a' speaMo1s S"" ny. ~ WIS "vSou"'uIy
i'ccessnry to throw little "snp" to tho
tr1des-nl'ions, md the lust a,lvucate ot THO
measure saitl hc WIS bitterly opposed tn all
trn.lrS..tttiu,,s, but he WIS hist hypUcrlt
nnonEl, 10 atIvocate tho resolution, md l!opc'l
tia hyUpertSV uf tklH tDnrrcyy would In
, 1881-10-24

h4USG HIVE atlLll w JNSt$ " klIHU ltkNA1kpJ
shall bo. universal. whose cllixul,s shall Lu
educated, and comfortable, allti upright, aid
happy: Iii tho mind Of tho artist tllero H. I'LL
Ideal f!cn WhOaD features are syinnlntrlcnl,
tntelloct,groatuuss, and goouness aud beauty.
'llllts eAcll department Of luluMm e1fUrt ptlS-
sessus lts AVN ittval, tho inspratlon and les
tiny Df lts Iul'ptH. Cause III tllesu illinspH tn
hive lIar'se1 their number, aud yarte!!y, aud
excellence. turn to religion ul!l nsi Ii what
Is A. ln,!ur dream? aud With priip am! ,..!-
M!!ily J. uttSrs t!le wor.,. God' W'9t 9
tiiO supre1ns of nii Eoo!l. Tj,a nd Greet!
snys, ''t;ml Is II Spirit ililliit, eturnaI, and
unrlial,genhlc III Ills Wisdom. bower, holt-
HESS, Justice, goodness. Hnt. truth" Wi!1,,
exciaIu,: llow ll.imibio aru tho Ideals of
SCULPTOR alld Inslltttr, ,.nd musician, aIu artl
shli, compared with ilo spiritual gronp Ii!
tho Temple? Victor Cousin aays the word
well docs Ii1NleaI;, fur TINT Is .the word i,
which MI Hther noble ter1lls culnlnute. The
mind apeaka nbont justice f0r, a. time, n.sI
after rising III lis estil!,aln until y necuaneS
Mallitstiyo heart measures loye ind charity
fur tine. but ut last tile hight bect,,l,es ell
chanting and i repeats tho Snprol!lu Lave;
the INTELLECT thinks of power, ana hegnmll,E
to tho unlyrlac, ul,l appal!ud by, tie dthtunce
and ,nnsllitutles Of tho slnrs, 1t aSks that
nlatclllfss word tO cuine to its relief; thu
l.uart toNllnrs lllK,lt the beautiful, AMI
atastinE will, tic dalsy or ,tno wing ut
! a butterfly, II rises tu seq the 'glurY Nf
II sili,stt, Or tho outpnurctl GRANDEUR Of tlIe
midnight lnlyulIs, md It snys with pFnts, nt,a
l4aInli, ut l;,at, would sua tho King In His
beauty. 'rlln mortal, !ayIng his own sweet
ltte, beglNs III, impressive p9ntlort1lK t!vHr tts
mystery, md .,lnrking that tllors mrs Insects
Which aro limited 10 Q day, tho heart moves
iii and t'sats III lis Makvr tho cn,he'n OF tn-
mortality. Tllus, " down FROM Crentur
orr universe ticscenlatl, 81 buck t1Wnnl Hin
nl! that IL Koo,t IN It's vast lor.ura polMt llu
| will not permit that which lie, Elatlo 10
wa,M!er uway from lllul. Take what noble
path you i,ay, Il leads YOU t,!wMr,l your
| Fathers House. Thuru uro ways ulat leutl
! not thIth4rwArJ, but nh men confess tlat
| they aru nut Ideal. The souls tlat fuli0w
n,osA with ha!t.ing foot, uni pausu ut lines
| the tlurny ruAi1 with .pel,itenttal tears.
Great WIS ttlo ci0i1u VI that ,loorkecper,
tlAt !AlAglnatlnl ,nly now picture ~ rcsolv-
tnE to move away fr..,u tho guy eaulp Vt
wlekcdnsss to busy herself on tlle threshold
! Ut thu temple Of niety. She stands there IT,
lay II picture Of tilu triumphant htlniall son !.
Her tlcu llas beer, nlAuu rutllant ainl her rai-
.Asl,t sn0w-wilite by thu long service lsl 10
] dlylua u]aes. The tents Ut sin we're but
, 1881-10-24

for p dny. Adversely came 10 brenk up tile
1nwfrss oncnnpment, but the happy door
keeper stands upon r0ck, anil the tlOOfs which
sic Keeps nrr everlasting they arc the gntes
Of love, and Juy, md righteousness.
, 1881-10-24
Prot. Swings Sermon on the
Comparative Greatness Of
the Church..
DR., Thomas breaches slll 1;lOullcnt
Discourse OH Moral Evo-
lutlOn.
Revival Services at the West
Side Tabernacle.
TIE C1IuHCII.

AtV1' o"h'N ptEae"cu 3catc'a"5 H.n'''ns
70 lnrHo aut!lcreo III the central Chnrtl'.
ile took for l'ss theme tue "Conpafatlvc
arcatness OF tle Ghoreh'' fo''oWlhR " "c
SERMON:
~, wo,i rn;hor : " n tho aomso OF
',, ,,,n",,,,,r ~ thn arI,,,,,ni tovt .inos mt
soon, ,vn,i ox4,rossoI w u, nmr rm1,tsh n Ia
o.,s,", tt,, ~" ,...,,nr ~ .,,, ,sn,., 'io,ioi
~. sa., ,i,as hn "."I't rot,,or % In - 1,,,u,hfor
~ t", ~, s,,rst,o, ~ ,,n tn,sr,,nr,o
.,,n., ,",! ~ % ,,.It ~ t,,,s.,' w
tnmt tin, ,,r"v W. ~ rs.,"inn Trtt,ca, st,,Jy ~
,nri. ,',;,,'t a,r.ot ,ne ,'ct,,,s ~ tia oxnrcs.
s,o, ,,,. .,'.',,, nmsa, ,,.,,n lin cltoS tic"
oS ~ as 49,, 49,, ,,s,sa. u .,,au. ,,s
nn. ne ~. ,., a"u w .',aro na,,n :" .r,sa
:" m H. %" ss ~ tMo ,,sar,,,,ass a,,,I
'.a,,n,nt " ,."'r. ~ ~ ia ,,r.,, ,J"a Tt"r
: n. Im ,., :. ,.o a., .,ot ,n t,s,,
- .,,o "riso,, nr sti1, axtant
Mo,....a =. H. ~ s,,,,',,en - Gns,n nar t,,o
:. .a,.ts - .,t,,..,,',sss !, has ,,,sso,t a,vov.
,>,.t I'.., .,a,, ~, ,,o, a.. r.,.t,, y. ~. ,,,,,
,,"s.d r.. .h ,nt,o,,t,, oa,,,,,r,, nftar f,l,ris+
~ .,,aa ,,or,, IT, t,,o a,n,b nn,,,,v hsf,ra ii,s
a.,,, W un W. ~, ~ n, ,a ,n;n,s !, "Jrl't nn,,onr
49, a., ,',,,,r ~ t,,a ,,,,,,,,tn,,ts a,'-,t
~, ~, ,,,,,., \, ,n,> ,v,,, ,,,n ,v,,r,,, ,y,lv
-, ;,s,tf. hnt ,m,,st ,n,,,,l. ho,r ,,,tcr H.
.s,,,.'. T., a,o,,,,o.s fn,,,,,, ro,,oso g., ,ho
1 thn,,oM, - no, tl,o ,yn,l,s ~ no 1n,v.re,.
,',arn, ~, ,na,o-tof "si. f,r ,,ost tooa rot,,or
NV. y, .',.e, t...,,,., .,r .o,,tmrtns .noH
result from the conclusion of natural set.
o,,no a. IN tho vat c,c1na nf lima cona,,,nnh
s"ee. 40 ~ .u1 -. ... .'',' ~.
f,,,nI Il, I'm fo., +nnt s,,,co c,,c,, .rtonro ,,s
o,,,,,, r,,,, ot",,. ,,.,r,' linn IN tbo l,,mn,1
rncn for the nrcn,nnljsl,mcnL of oreut u,ornl
,ror,.s - ,,,,iii,,, ,.nnrs ,..or ,,n,,s,,r,o,i
Mo.Aa. - ".'ui ., !Io ,,,,. 1.,.,.
IN n'hRliR me 1e1tiio helas OIL l!ll''ols. Will
their coRl, and stone, md lead beneath, mud
their trees and flowers nbore. why should
,ya r,sc IN 1T tha rlova nf n fnw rant,,rfrs
W. W. ''ao ~ -. 49,, s,.0 ~ Ssoao ..,sn ~ .na ,,n,sa1
anu uec1Alo tlat ule t!l"' u tte Ho"se VI
GOu" aud "tellts of sin should llnvo been
ended long ueop 1t Is only tho fact tint
WA individuals nre limited 10 three
s,~o .r,,,,,.urs, t,,ot ro,I.r, ,,s tr,ro,,nut ri
scVIe summers .'at lG.ue's ~ Inn..M".o1 ;,
atlulrs WHICH are conducted upon the OASIS
Of million years. 1n,rutiencu is often only
tho cof1flict between o1r personality and (}ou,
IVn will otorui,v IN ,nntt, ~ its hosor,
s,t' a o., ."' t.'.t.'. =. t.a a,a, a,,,, raI -
lrleno' una ili'1e us ~ ns Iise uH1 M ol
empires, aud to Its coming ind going Of plail-
ets and su1,s, 3Vo rebel ugui,ist being "sl,ow-
, 1881-10-24

at,,1S, HIM ~, ~ ,cint H'' ~. III
nlu,,t liz. nro wilinut ssif-cn,,tro]: nr;. tEr
victims oit inten!peranee or iast; liow MANY
iI,nir ,r" w,ihnnt l.,nks nr tpnrnin~: Inv
riu,,y nrc tlyinv unly fur tho urt.ssl,t: wllnt
imIstcu mid cruelty. wI,nf nt,r,.ssl,,i,' whMt
fujsuil,n,is whnt riti" ntmi f,ainl, si.s mi
contentious, md low conceptions uf trMii,
and Jlgtcc til tho enrtll; mid NIL tts ut the
end II thousands Df yrars Of tic struggle OF
contend!ng governments and religions.
And c Ef 81 6FHS a , " as t ,s.e , ,ss SssryMH,'q} M
ncr philosophy OF tic Kingdom Of Christ.
Christ callio rs tho Saviue Of inell. lie cnu,H
Into tllo worht's want. md sln, and sulfurlng
"rl @ IulKi,t k',ow lm liz ca'asns @ ss; 1tai,' m
md lived nlnonE men, llo came to II w0rlti
wilero many Isfur1,,ers, anil Legislators, and
tcnsf5' a t lag ysH @ Sns Sa np%1f lf": liz G,r ssS @ f
armies n',l drcnGhc, IL i!uMun blood. ln tIso
coyery of man and the reformation of soci-
ety. " Human ,,,,,, ~. ,ov,s y, man ,,o ,,ov,a
at Oilcu upp,j tic inner colItrcs Of lj(c nlu(
chRrNctcT. VhIy was titsifuctiyely Iiis meth.
Oh. Aid Ilo sought to nccninpjsI, thia work
aid Ilrart srcat @ I'll t1ltlls and m M nTncipjSs % % ihs
truths Wen, tI,o truths nj a,pt: tha tiouahts
Of God, tho .1lfo Of. God Translated, Tito
Tratl,ss Of love; 'H trutl'a OF iiaiifo; words words
Of mercy, and warming. md l,ovc. Tim prii,-
eip'ns wra In, rf,,ni,,Ies If e;p tii uri;,ni-
| p!rs of jitslice, D love. Of kiitIIIess. md
hrounlit nn,Spr fn tie ~ worl1f. ind III" io In"
wor1te "on bower md "' iifu uf 'i' t;oI. y Is lis
puwur wis snuoti,nes ,lsct TO heal te aick.
iahI to feed tic hungry, anil rniso tic dcad;
tno soul fIum si,l: to Ind n IDdu,nsut fur
truth. and conyictiot,' anil eonselsi,cn' md
duty. And to Us ninuy M "cu.,o ,lrio Ilim
these Ercut ce1,ters of The saul thnt i!i,Tist
nlcycd with att lie trl,tl, Md love Of heaven.
| lie rot only revealed tho law OF {iu,i In ia
gay ns H. "ppcnt ,nr t,, NJ W.
| Unmarried 10 ef,ul,le t.ifn tu KEN, tbNt inv
ai,i 10 10 renew and traistorin Gefr mt 1,ntures,, res,
that they woaEa ilaa tclgiit In its precepts
a1l yccrets Ut Chrlst's Kfnrdon,. T'iluv f.nrry
trnti, 10 lie n1fnt and lifs.t, Io heHrt nm s,,;I
n power 10 save; and nIi ttlese W co,le % il, oysr
reaches tie soul i tilrou9I sacriiIce XII A t tIis
| In tlle yyny Christ wEil snv,s the wo-ii II ia
With itEt ullt tic eart wltt, ] purlty nj md the ti,a
II Wu NAV ieurii that fpr fho 1n,fvitlIIn, n,,,l
Tor tho worl.l thcrn ID int one % wnv ~ tifn liza
ard that il to Gpei, tho Iuintl to Tia trut], n
l;u.l. and 10 yIelil tho i,eart 10 Ills service.
sn,,js If nun en-, rchnks thai sina. - md i
motiinr but tl.o nnwcr ~ Cad s.o,i snvn frn" @
the power Of sin al,d make tho icnrt ultrc. uiu
worId Il Is oiy as We ctllnn 10 ri,st linn ~ the %
a lie oys aId brotSeroo uIu5 of @ 1!a sIdeG 5 Il
ni,cliur liz nind and eart in tioss i nti I i've 70
PROGRESS e;,e y, or peace, pc nee, o., ...,
Is ots n; ta s @ 10 @ofio o. ~ 5Gar
I Splfasss 6 l,I t Go q ,Sn y, snd ths biyls il"
| VIZ, ~ esH" ~ tAc u!Ituh ~ nnAtlei ililu
, 1881-10-24
heir 10 n magnificent Kingdom heard ucso
words III old Asia:


70 tr!yn kinF Ct kGss or @ waadcr e. i'ae, as,,, In
ef'"Is hrlnc,i." a"' "o''e'es'' '""' s"' "o'" ~
,,,,, ,'.,.te a., t ,,.or, Il, ,rr,,,t ,,,o,r o,t
M!os't'u h'hl tl1fs He1r VI '''e E'nafe e"oh n's
Vow .,..
Which ,nar .,c m,mc. @ nv S Msit,n tcso rcoIns
Whted VIII m thn nI,u;ul,@ ~ of nv ,,Skcti sw.,F;
Fan ~ n vstory rtt to vstopy, W Eh iii eurts % D'''
Wears tho rod record Of nv natnO.''
n vow which ,liscloses to IA tho eyalt,nz
mower Of tho oldest faith III God. Join 70
Erew ,lp AMONG tltosr wlloso ctnl,lrin ii tho
Nelly wns tho GtoxIng sun lrtl ll,arls thu last
uf tint ruce us they rnl,r tO bring their gifts
10 utlu bDvn ll,,lur tIlu t}eLllleI,el stnr, md
lint bal1nurt. nri rrvelry, and the fnmlu
AMI rnvcuutry Of wnr ntc ppwerless tN
l,ul fUrw,,r,l tho mind otui heart cunpnreh
with ttosu ideas which ituwed together To
rSs nAs tho r WsS f Of Il ASa i t %t s aja, s'rt t{ It
tho old religious OF .iain were perfect, ur, Ms
cOlt,Iarctl viii, modern otnioiIs, evt.l, good,
hut ii Is cninse,l that they woru the highest
shane Of old hl,,nnu life, md were able to
wl,iiu Ml1 else wg,s i00,ietl to inthgta III the
,lust III n tlytng ENst thu mast Immortal
thing was Its asplrntions nttcr II t;u.l.
AMI do W. sufficiently remember how
rraycrs9 Whnt Is our rullgIon bit nil adult
s sy t' s sax '$GTsa Sl"iIs IL ss III I'll II. Asat fs IN
Christian, saya: ave need not ije fright
aiming tic sagcs a,li itwElyers Of Othor na-
tIol.s. ST. Augustine wis ilnl frightened by
tliIs discovery, md evrry thoughtful Chris
tinn will feel cliee1ed by tho words Of tint
s tl,Srs IL Ry 1u rsgion wIci, % M aos It's erros. t.
dues itnt cn1,lal,I sotlse real anll divine
truth. It shows a whit Of fnltll Iii ti0a's
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rHE nAILY REPOnr
OF the AttendInE PbysIeiana 10 the COb.
SulIlnE SuPEebna.

OF the AtteadInE Physicians 10 the COS.
buIiInE surgeons.
WARRINGTON, July 1S,-Ths following
telegram has been sent to the consulting
surgeons tonight!
ExEcUrivE MANSION, 7fM.
Dr.. Frank H. Hamilton and Dr. D. II
Agnsp:
Shortly after out dispatch Of yesterday
The President received q hyperderniC in'
lection Of one.eighlh Of q grain oi snlphAte
ol morphia. He slept well dutiug the
night and this morning al $50 he had q
pulse Of 8S, temperature, 9S; respiration
iS. This day, however, was not quite 90
comfortable as yesterday. A hllRht gas
tfic disturbance was noted towards noon
in consequences OF which the quantity oI
noufishment administered was telnpot
Nv diminished. This was followed BY
rather more OF the afternoon fever than
Sests.day, bat the difference was mol
great, and II is thoHEhL to be merely . tenn
pofAfy aue.uaLiOti. Al p. m. his pulst
was 9S, Temperature, 9s 81 reputation, Is
All p. m. hlS pulse was l02, temperature
100 I respiration, 81.
[signedl D. ", Bliss,
J. X, BLBARs,
III, WOODWARD,
RoD'T RRYBuBN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-19
CORNELL Al VIENNA.
The Grew will be Enthusiastically "
coined % the heena Of liz NaEI ar


The Grew will be Enthusiastically Vel.
coined 10 the hcene OF Its next "Tri-
umDh"
NEW YoRx, July is.-A London special
says: The pending contest between the
Cornell crew and Vienna crew, 10 be row.
ed August 9th on the Danube, is exciting
much attention in Vienna, and there can
be no doubt the Cornells will be snthusi.
astically welcomed. The match is To be
over the three mile course, Tor one mile
and hall against stream, which is rather
powerful; then round buoys and back TO
the starting point, Ths prize Ia hand.
some trophy valued OF E250
Commenting on this, the New York
Times gives utterance 10 the following ear.
castle eentenGeH:
The Cornell crew has achieved by mod.
esty and perseverance q third defeat,
which 10 free from any suspicion Of being
the result Of bad steering or Of foul play
on the part Of the Englishmen. Flushed
with these ttiumphs, the Cornell men now
propose to go to Vienna, where II 10 RI.
mored that German crew from O Bohe.
milan seaport 10 anxious to row with a
crew which Ii can reasonably hope 10 beat,
II 10 natural that our oarsmen, after their
English successes, should feel confident
that they are precisely the men whom the
Germans want 10 meet, but they should
not be over.con6dent. Because they have
been beaten three times by English crews
II does not necessarily follow that they
will have the crowning triumph oil being
beaten by q German crew. How badly
the. Germans are capable Of rowing
has never yet been ascertained, and
Cornell may End 10 lie surprise aud
disgust that II Comes out OF the Vienna
race victor. In such case, lot Us hope
that the Cornell oarsmen and their Amer.
ican friends will bear their disappoint.
ment bravely. Even the most enterpris.
Ing American crew cannot always com.
mand defeat, and the day may yet come
when Cornell may beat Bomebody--if not
German crew, perhaps an Egyptian or
Abytsinlan crew. BY the way, would II
not be good idea ior Congress 10 max 0
international rowing" penal offense
Oi course, yourg men have q right 10
amuse themselves In an innocent way,
but when four or six or eight young men
who cannot row gU over " England and
call themselves an American crew" thus
saddlinR America with the rldicula at.
tachlng 10 their defeats, II is time that
they should be taught the error Of their
WnV.
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LONDON, July ls,-lt Is stated that
France has made treaty with the Chief
Of the ArmaudAs in Senegal for the exclu.
sive right to found stations and open
roads to the Niger river, Sage will be
placed under the French protectorate. A
French reBident will be stationed there,
They intend To build railroad up the
Valley Of the Senegal towards Bamakoo on
the Niger 10 order To establish Communi.
cations with the Upper Soudan. The name
Of the correspondent imprisoned at Merv
10 DR.. 0'Donovan.
A company is about to be formed by
the Convent Garden and Haymarket for
operate undertakings. Gye 10 manager In
London aud Mapleson In America. Patti
gives one performance weekly next sea-
son. She intends 10 reside In Wales and
come TO town for each performance.
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LONDON, July IVA Berlin correspon.
dent says: "The statistics published by
the Hamburg police authorities, show the
number Of German emigrants passing
through Hamburg alone to America from
January let to June 3Oth, 1881, amounts
10 7S,6SS, being twice the number for the
same period In the year following the
late war between France and Germany.
The hEures for such. emmigratton in the
corresponding period otlaSt year are 49, 49S,
and the total Tor the year 1901 900; 30
that II emigration proceeds In the same
proportion for the second half Of 1881 the
Government will find that by reckoning
the fugitiveH by other channels, that Il
has lost, In '8l, about one half Of million
OF its most efficient enbiectg,
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RUIN II RUSSIA.
That COanIRy Rapidly DFiTiIBG on from
Had @ wore.

LONDON, July ls,-AdyicsS from vel
informed correspondents in St. Pstenburl
report that Russia 10 fast drifting into an
arChy. The Gear still keeps himself I
close prisoner at Peterhoi. Occasionally
when business Of State requires his pres
enee at the Capitol, he leaves his fortress
entera St. Petersburg almost by stealth,
and returns as quietly, The new Ministry
under Ignatieff has abandoned the prom.
tsed reforms and 10 crushing out By the
most autocratio and hiRh.handed meaS.
ures the Spirations Of the people for rep.
resentattve government and the recon-
stIuClion Of the municipal system upon
broader and ireer basis. The peasanta,
although the crops promise fairly
well, are In terrible plight,
The officials, from the highest 10 the
lowest, are sunk In corruption, the priests
Of the Orthodox Church are mot much
better, and militarism has reached q pitch
Of arrogance and absoluGness unknown In
the worst days Of the Romanof regime
The Nihillsts did not exagHeTate when
they told the OEar the other day that there
was no longer occasion for the use oil
dynamite, % the whole fabric OF the EN-.
ptre was about TO explode The reVaia.
tionsot Pavel Blrwanski, the Imperial State
Attorney, who was appointed to examine
into the working Of the police system
in the OrenbuTg department, and who
was stripped Of bis Office because he ex.
posed the friRhtiul abuses too faithfully,
have been printed and are being scattered
far and wide throughout the country,
some OF the State ConviCts In Siberia, too,
have found an underground way oil send.
ing their diaries 10 the revolutionary
press, and these have O vast circulation,
The Gear 10 either kept In ignorance oi
the critical condition OF affairs or 10 afraid
TO take action, and 0 revolution such "a
the world has never witnessed is not far
of.
How the mobiles are behaving them.
selves now that the pessants have lost
their Liberalor 10 shown by case which
has Just occurred In Koorsk. Nineteen
men and girls were shut In barn by the
steward Of an estate called the Bolgin for
refusing to work, and al were burned 10
death, his men setting 6re TO the building.
One person who was arrested confessed 10
his share In the crime. The Golos, repro.
ducing the report OF this ouLrvge, charac.
teriEee II as incredible, but Birwanski's
official report on the treat.
ment Of the peasants 10 0renburg
contains the details Of crimes even
more incredible but still true. To make
matters worse, the Siberian plague has
broken out among the rural population,
and the disease Is carried into the townS
by the farmers. The PEASANTS In one
district near Novgorod are suffering from
constant bleeding at the nose, accompani,
ed BY the appearance Of large blsCk spots
on the body. The local sanitary commit.
tee has established quarantine In the
enyirons Of 1t. Petersburg. The deaths
IN 81 Petersburg last week exceeded the
births by 3l8
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LONDON, July 1s.-A Paris correspond
ent narrates an occurrence near Glare.
mont, France. A lieutenant Of the Third
ChasSeurU, named RIege, was affected by
sunStroke at the camp at Chalons,
while walking through q neighboting vii.
lSge, and asked his way Of woman, who
was frightened at his disorderly appear.
ance and ran away nCreamlng. A mum.
Der Of peasants who were returning from
q held threatened the officer with their
sicleS. He drew q revolver, and fred
several shots that were harmless, and
then ran into q field. Two men armed
With guns Joined the peasants, and shot
Rlege down. One Of the peasants Drained
the ffiCer with a plCk.axe.