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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22
A BELLAIRE GIRL
Finds a Grave in the Deep, Deep
Sea--A Sad Death.

Abou: three months ago the family Of
Casper Daily, who lived happily together
on Gravel Hill, started on visit to Ger
many, none Of the children ever having
seen the old home of their parents. All
wele well pleased with the idea of pay
ing a visit TO the Fa'herlaad, hey in
tending to stay only ahout year and
then return to Bellaire. Fare we'll was
said TO all their friends, and no one di-
vined when bidding it, that it was indeed
the last farewell for. one Of the then hap
py party, but such has proved TO he the
case They reached their destination in
safety and all were ENJOYING them selves,
With the exception of Hickey, girl Of
about 22 years. She was not pleased
with the country of which she had heard
so much, and longed 10 return to her
friends on this side Of the big ocean.
After expressing this desire very fire.
quently, her uncle at las, consented 10
furnish ber the money to return, and so
soon as they found some friends coming
over the young lady was placed under
their charge and started home; hut alas
she never reached the shore. BY some
means she was struck by wave washed
overheard and drowned She was well
Known in Belaire amongst the young
people, who will he panied TO hear Of
her death. Bellaire Tribune.
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On Monday, Fred Ueckert, quarry
man at BPrea. tell beneath heavy stone
and had his head crushed into shape.
less mass
A daughter of William Adams, ol
Gue.nsey County, had rusty pin re
moved from her neck last week which
had been sticking in her throat since las,
November, ard has given her much
trouble. An ahscess formed, and while
dressing it the pin was found
The report comes from the Mahon-
ing Valley that Brown. Bennett d Co.,
owners of one of the largest mills in the
country, whose paw roll is over a million
dollars g year, have offered their en-
ploycs the old wages, andzsav if the Of
fer is not accepted, they will h re non
Uaion men.
A! Ztnesville, William Smith had an
eve knocked out. He was PLAYING with
a little girl in the hail Of the Z,ne Ho-
tel, when catching his foot IN the Carpet
he ell against the back round of a chair,
completely bursting the eye. The entire
bail of the eye was taken out by oculis,s.
The Young man suffered terribly.
On Sunday, at Whpelersburg, Scioo
county, as the Scioto Wiley train reach
ed that place young man named Cla,-
ton Mclean, who had had difficulty on
the cars. jumped off, and. approaching
Anderson, the Sheriff of Sciulo county,
who hat stepped out on the LIatform,
fired two shots. Oe ba ! grazed his
head the Sheriff saving himself by knock
ing the pistol aside. The other shot
struck him on The light hand. He mis-
took Anderson for the man who had
struck him Mclean escaped.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

ing the public money for pleasure while
ostensiblv m tours Of duty that they
do it with reference to the account 10
which they may he at some time held
The officials at the Treasury Depart.
mcnt anticipate Tat the new gold Ger.
tifcates will rapidly take the place OF
gold coin, just as line silver certificates
have displaced the silver dollar. They
say that in three months there will be no
gold coin in circulation
Gould of the Jackson Herald, who
has habit Of speaking ri int out, saws
IN this weeks issue of his paper: "After
the K publican party has been kept in
power by the assessments made on the
dislillers and large brewers OF the State,
1T Il little cheeky to call the Demo-
cratic party the whisky party, merely be.
cause the distillers and brewers Of CIeve.
land and Cincinnati have repudiaied Re-
publican unconstitutional legislation. Ii
is purely R publican fight, in which
we are not involved
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osman Renounces Allegiance.

CoEsTANTINoPLE. August IA -Osmsn,
the ruler of Barna, a state in Soodin.
has sent special emissary to Constan-
tinnple with the declaration that he re-
fuses longerlo recognize the Sultan as
Caliph, because. of Ills proposal to send
troops to fight against the Mohamme-
dams under Arati. This declaration OF
Osman, it is admitted. has caused great
anxiety. The emissary hearing the mes
sage has been here three days. but the
object Of his mission was only made
known outside the palace this morning
The emissary returns to Cherirs, the
Capital OF Barna, with secret instructions
from the Porte Osman's action is the
Srst announced from all those states
through which holy wat has been
preaehed, bob by emissaries from Arab
and by followers of Ell Mehdi, and it is
believed that be will be followed by SIM
liar action on the part of the warriors
of nearly ali the other States along the
Nile. 1t is understood that reports sent
out to Arab, are implicitly believed by
Mobammedans along the entire Nile re
gion, while those from the Porte are dis
trusted as either English inventions, OF
in English interests
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Post Office Burglarized.

STEuBENyILLE. August 5.-One night
shout a month ag', a masked party of
burglars entered the residence Of Post
master Frank O'Neal, hucked and gag
ged him and his wife and endeavored to
compel him to reveal the Communication
of his Office SAFE, hut they failed. Las
night the burglars adopted new tactics,
for they vent to the office between the
hours of 10 and II O'Clock, opened the
front door. placed a charge of powder
in the SAFE and blew it open Fortu-
nstely the Iirst attempt warned the Post
master sufficiently to make him cautious,
and he has since deposited his money
each day in the hank, so that last night
the safe contained only between So and
S6 in silver, taken in during the evening
after banking houis. This amount The
burglars appropriated No stamps were
taken, although q large amount was in
the safe. The worst loss is Tie safe
which is badly dsmsged.
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Turkey.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, August l5.-The
draught Of the military convention pro-
posed nv the Porte to ENGLAND is as fol-
lows: The Turkish army undertakes the
pacifcation of Egypt without foreign as
sistance; the British TO remain in their
present position and not participate in
the operation. The Turks shall be al
lowed to USE Alexandra as q base OF
operations, and the Turks and British
both to withdraw after The pscitication
of-the country.
Duiferin rejected the drsught and sub
miled another STIMULATING that The Turks
should not undertake erations without
the previous consent of the British COM
mander, British officers should he a.
tached to the Turkish beafquarters; and
that the question of evacuation should
he the snhjoct of special convention
1t is believed there is no probability OF
the Porte accepting The English condi
tions.
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The MortOn.Hassaurek Trouble.
The Pair Meet in Columbus and
Come to Final Understanding.

COLUMBUS, August 14.-As stated in
these dispatches last week, the alleged
engagement between Gov. Isaac Nor
ton, of Cambridge, and Mrs Fred Has
ssaurek has been satisfactorily settled
This was done by the parties themselves.
Mrs. Hassaarek, daughter and son, came
up last night end stopped al the Neil,
without registering. They spent The day
here pleasantly, and this evening Gov.
Morton arrived from Cambridge. He
came to the Neil, registered, and roet his
many aequain:ances here, with whom he
talked freely of the recent venture in af-
tections. Gov. Morton spent The even
ing With Mrs. Hassaurek and family, and
they are now on excellent terms The
Governor denies ever having made
promises of marriage, and the lady has
become convinced that she nisunder-
stood him. Mrs Hassaarek and chill
dren will locate here for the present, as
soon as they can find quarters, and as
soon as they are fixed the Governor will
return and the comedy close.
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Singular and Fatal Accident in a
Coal shaft.

MAss1LLoN, August Is. An accident
Of an unusually strange aHd horrible ma
tnre for even a coal mine occnired at
Elm Run Shaft, No. l, of the Massillnn
City Coal Company, south of here, this
morning, and whicI. resulted in the in-
slant and terrible Heath of Charles Lind
a young man Is years of age. Ii was
the young mans duty to oil the pumps
in the mine, and the cage had been STOP
ped about halfway down the shat, so
that he could 90 through a door open
ing from the side of the shaft, where sne
Of the pumps was located. In little
while after the cage was stopped, the en-,
gDeer on top received the signal to
hoist. He started the engine, but it
stopped almost instantly. An employe
climbed down the frame work on the
side OF the shaft to ascertain the trouble.
and he found the liftless body of young
Lind crushed and fastened between the
top of the door in the side of the shaft
and the floor Of the cage, The circum-
stances plainly show that the young man
gave the signal to hoist before he was
ready to get on he cage. and on imp
ing on after it was in motion was caught,
as stated.
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CHLOEOFORMED.
Burglars at Birds Run.

The venerable David Walgamott and
wife. who live In Wheeling township
near Guernsey station, were robbed a
few nights ago by bold burglars. They
entered the dwelling, which Is occupied
alone by the OLD couple, by forcing a
window. II is supposed that they first
administered chloroform TO Mr. and
Mrs. Walgamott, who were asleep, and
Their ransacked the house. They were
evidently acquainted with the house, and
knew Mr.. Walgamotl's habits, for they
stole over 800 that had been concealed
in an old clock. Mr.. Walgamott and
vile sleDt until after 9 O'Clock in the
morning, presumably under the Influence
of the chloroform.
On the same night valuable horse
belonging 10 a son-ir-law of Mr.. Wal
gamott was poisoned, making the second
within few weeks. Cambridge Jefer-
sonidR
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Yellow Fever.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August IS
Montgomery qaarantined against Pen
sacola last night For several days re-
ports of yellow fever al Pensacola have
been too numerous to he longer disre-
garded, and the State Health officer has
been ordered to that place to investi-
gate
BROWNSVILLE. TExls, August Is =
Twentv-right cases of yellow fever to-
dav-25 Mexicans aud 3 Americans
Three Mexicans have died Two light
cases Of yellow fever at Fort Brown.
Both sufferers are doing well. AT Mat
amoras Z new cases, of which are light
and 5 deaths have been reported Man.
ager Bn'terfeld, of the Matamoras and
Monterey Railroad, is down with the fe-
yer. Weather cloudy, but hot.
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OHIO.

Clark connty's corn crop will yield
LISA 600 bushels.
Augaz, county has built $500, ,00O
worth lurnpikes within the last two
leais.
Martin Oieswald, aged 81, fell acci-
'lentslv in to the liver at Cuyahoga
Falls. Monday, and was drowned.
A Newark German was struck three
times in one day recently. His wife
presented him with tripie,s, all boys.
The Circleville Herald, Athens jour
nal. Clinton DAmocrat and Painesvilie
Graphic. are all published by ladies.
The striking iron wDrkmen of Cleve-
land have declared the strike at an end,
and are applying for their old places.
A married man named Stout, of Ra-
VIENNA. was reqnested by young lady
on train recently to hold two-year-
old baby He is still holding it.
A farmer named Frederick Kline, lIv-
ing near Fnstpr's Crossing, has discnv-
erred that $500, which he had ha for
safety in an old barrel, in his wood shed,
is missing
A cousin of the la'e President Gar
field, who has been a resident of Cincln'
natl for some tine, disappeared mys-
teriouslv August ], and nothing has
been heard from him since.
At Bellefontsine, Monday, a little son
of Moses Rerger, aged eleven years had
his right eve Knocked out by small jig
saw, hat ne was using for making brack-
cts. breoking and fying into it:
On farm near Anna Shelby county,
hre-hing machine boiler exploded with
such violence that not piece a foo,
sQpale coud be found Luckily the
threshers were at dinner. Ne one was
hurt.
Ii is said that a wealthy family in
Cleveland have an attic room in their
residence fitted up as funeral chamber
as place Of deposit for the emhalmed
body of their only daughter, young
lady who died fifteen years ago.
The Columbus Sunday Capital says
'The time to win a Democratic victory
is indicated bv the initials nj Newman
! Okey, Wei'el-N. 0. w. On The nigh
of the 10Th Of October The arrangement
will be reversed so as to read Welbel
Okev Newman-W @ NJ"
Mrs Alice Speedy, who had been mar
RED Only six months, was burned te
! death at her home near Richmond. Jef.
ferson County. A lamp exploded and
set fire to the carpet and while her hus
band was trying to extinouish it Mrs
Speedy jumped out of bed ana into Il G
flames, her night clothes taking fire.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lN signed has this day fled in the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, his petition
praying for an ordeY authorizing him to sci
OF otherwise dispose of the desperate claims
belonging to the estate Of Thomas c. Penn,
deceased, which accrued in the lifetime Of
said decedent1 said claims numbering 225
Said petition will be for hearing on the 18th
day of September, 1882
THOMAS L. TWINEM,
Admir- of Thomas c. Penn, decd.
August l8, lSe2-W5.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

CONGRESSMAN DAWES has had himself
interviewed. His vote TO pass the swim
ding River and Harbor bin over the
Presidents veto was troubling blm O.
rights. The press was denouncing him
ard others who voted to repass the
swindling bill. In bis interview he
spreads the entire length of the Ohio
River, asa is particular to mention that
the bill appropriated $4,000 for the i'm
proyement OF the mouth of the Mus
kingum. Now, we suggest that he have
his interview interviewed. 1t needs it
badly. The Republican leaders should
place DAWES under loci and key anlil
after the polls close in October next.
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Being RanfdlY Improved.

NEwcoMER>TowN, August l5.-Supt.
Bullock. Of the Cleveland and Marietla a
Railroad, passed through here Yesterday
the read, which is being rap.
idly improved. The old lails are being
removed and new steel rails have been
laid from Marietta up to within a mile or
two of town. and large number OF
workmen are employed each Sunday in
the old with new rails. A force
o. $50 Italians will arrive here in a few
days and begin work on filing the i'm
mense trestle just south of here. 1t was
expected to run a through train from
Cleveland to Marietta to-day, hnt as
there is wafer station at Bolivar vet
unfinished the announcement is made
that the fret through train will he run on
the 20th ms, when new time care
goes into effect
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Cut i'm Two hY the Cars.

WHEELING, August l4.-This morn
ing most terrible accident occurred at
Bridgeport, just across the river from
this city, by which John Chapman, Jr..
lost his life. He was about Is years old
and great favorite with the railroad
nen, with whom he frequently rode
This morning, while returning from West
Wheeling, IN Tusoa awas Valley train,
he sat on the engine steps, and when
near the target at the crossing jumped
off, tripped and fell on the track and the
engine passed over his body, literally
cutting it in two lengthwise.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

PRovIDENcE, R. 1 August Is The
Sprague farm and mansion, at Canon
chet, was sold at auction today, hy or.
der Of Trustee Sheaffe, for s62. $50, to
Frank D. Moulton, of New York Will
liam Spl ague had partially torn down
the bridge leading to the place, and arm
ed With q rifle. stationed at the house,
awaited them. The auctioneer stood on
The wreck OF the bridge to complete the
sale.
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TIE CROPS.
What Missouri and Kansas Will Do

What Missouri and Kansas VIII Do
CHICAGO. AUGUST l5.-An intelligent
gentleman connected with the Kansas
City press, who has obtained official and
other Information relative to the corn
and wheat crors in Kansas and Missou-
ri, wac in the city to-day and said the
latest information obtained through the
Agricultural Department of Kansas
shows that the TX Iaordinary weight and
quality of the wheat has increased the
yield herond former calculations 1t is
now 35,000,000 bushels. The corn
shows even better. 1t will yield 100,-
000.000 bushels. Missouri shows 35,-
UG0,00 bushels of whest, and will lead
all the other States on corr. The most
reliable estimate places the corn crop at
250,0C0,000 bushels. Kansas and Mis-
souri, help to make up the deficit of Iowa
and Illinois in corn by supplying 440,-
100000 bushels.
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DUBLIN, August l6 Mr. GRAY, NJ
P, proprietor of the Freeman's journal,
was sentenced to three months impris-
onm"nt and to pay $500 this morning
nv Judge Lawson for articles criticisirg
the Court of Land Commissioners. The
Judge refused TO allow either delay or
adjournment for the purpose Of securing
the attendance OF counsel in GRAY S in
terest, declaring the article so tcanda-
lous and outrageous that he deserved
summary punishment.
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g QGfhgraphir.
Sudden Death at Wheeling.

WHEELING, August 15.-James Gran
gle, a prominent citizen and banker,
identified with Wheeling as a 'eeding
citizen since lS41, died Suddenly this
morning of paralysis, aged % He was
sitting on sofa when be fell TO the fonr
and was picked up hy his wife, in whose
arms he expired instantly without a
struggle.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

LONDON, Aug Is Gen. Wolsley's
landing at Alexandria was followed BY
renewed activity at the war office. Three
Thousand additional troops were ordered
TO prepare Immediately to proceed to
Egypt 10 replace the sick and wounded.
This is supposed to be the result OF
Wolsley's investigation, and ascertain
ing the total inadfquacy of the English
troops to cope with Arabi's force.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

DoRsET, the chief OF the Star Route
mauipulators, is still Secretary of the
Republican National Committee. The
Republicans invariably promote and pro-
feet their rogues.
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The re-districting fraud enacted by
the Republican Legislature last Winter
is giving the party trouble. About halt
of tie districts laid off with Republican
msjorities are likely to elect Democratic
Congerssmen.
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If yon have no PERUNA pamphlet get
one Immediately. Address S. B HART
MAN q Co., O,born, o.
The twenty First anniversary of the
Battle Of Wilson's Creek, Missouri,
where General Lyon was killed, was
celebrated on Thursday. General Pope
and others made speeches.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

SEVERAL bushels Of new corn from
Texas received in ST. Louis few days
Tince was put up at auction and sold al
Is Is per bushel.
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RFPuBLlcAN candidates for Congress
are paying JAY HrBBELL, of the Repub
fican Congressional Committee, visits al
this time 10 obtain their share of the 2
per cent "swsg," flched from the poek-
efs of clerks ard scrub women about The
Departments at Washington.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR believes in i'm
proving public buildings when the cost
comes est OF the U. s Treasury. The
White House is undergoing repairs at q
cost Of many thousands OF dollars.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

TIE Bankers held Convention a..
Saratoga last week. They talked about
inferior silver dollars and low stand
ard of value ss the fruits of compulsory
coinage. The people can stand the stanl-
ard of value of all coin issued by the
Government.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

THE Sultan OF Turkey at the demand
Of England, has proclaimed ARABI BEY
q rebel. Several brigades of Turks will
be sent to Egypt to aid the English
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

CLEVELAND Democrats favor PAINE
or JEwETT for President in 1884. No
harm done, gentlemen. Every Ameri-
can citizen bas perfect right to declare
for whom he pleases, but TO get his
choice nominated is where the fun comes
-
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THE Administration, loud in its pro-
fessions of full payment of public debts,
is hacking MALONE, The Virginia Repu-
diationist, with all its power. Two clerks
were removed at his request, last week,
to make room for two OF his reputation
friends. That is sample of the boast
ed civil service reform of the Repuhli-
can party.
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THIS is going to be money cam
paign on the part of the Republican par
ty, The leaders rely upon their hun.
dreds of thousands, gained by grinding
the Office holders, to hold together their
rapidly dissolving and aeeaying party.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

In The argument of Mr. CHANDLER, in
the Star Route cases, last week, he in
sisted that all the defendants we're in the
same boat and that the case was indi-
visible. The Court interrupted by say
ing "But BRADY got the money" Tha,
was center shot that caused the jury to
shake themselves awake and look at the
Court and BRADY.
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EEGLAkD is pouring troops into Egypt
at rapid rate. The army of occupa
lion, when ready to advance, will num-
Der 10000 men.
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Hon. EusTAcE GIBSON ia the Demo-
cratic nominee for Congress in the
Fourth District of West Virginia.
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TIE Republican party in Ohio are
roundly abusing the Germans for desert.
ing their rarty.
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The State House st Columbus will
have sl2 .549 40 worth of improvements
put upon it this year.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

Quit buying humhug medicines IT
you are not well, take PERUNA, If cos
tive, MANALIN.
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Nsp A0bsrtisements,
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
~ day of August, 1882, transferred the
books (stallion acCounts), to Jacob Yoss, Jr
to be collected by him by June next,
aug 2.'S2w3 JACOB S0LLBERGER.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

The Columbus Daily Times, under the
eaiitership of GEORGE H. TYLER, has
some snap and vim in its articles.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-22

SENATOR BEN Hill, of Georgia, died
last week.