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signor Demi!tis Italian painter IS dead
aged thirty.cisht e $ ;'5iti;
There were eight deaths from cholcraaai at /
Marseillcs lust night, ,;} !I'iitsltiiFi-l;s
The natives Of Portuguese Giiinen G9flf ,aye
submitted and the country is itranqnil.9e,g
The Archbishop Of orcpon'is 5preachines Isl;
aserics OF sermons in Ircland III aid Of this
missions. s3iI ~.
The French transport 4 vcyrobn y MA;
wrecked of Cape Guaaatin. Two liundredS A
ani eighty six Of the officers and I crew
have reached Alden; three hundred remain
at Guadatin. "a N 4
The Liberal Committee al aDuino5otn5 Arza
gy!!shire, has notified Lord ColinH Camp
bell, Youngest son Of the Dukc4off Argyll
that they viii not support him for rc.S icc:S
ton to Parliament ut tfcsncxt election. EsSS5i
II The Government OF Bokharr,a has accet 4
to lsnssia's demands tint It establisltia tel.S
cgraphf line between tTashkind and tho
city oi :Bokhara within one month. and 3
furnish ampleIprotection 10 Russian trade.
The fourth day OF the world 'ssco5nnIv; 'it5nI; al, 4
ton OF the Young MEMS Ghr;stinn}gA sso!s
citation ut Berlin was devoted jtoGyarious I
religious exercises. "a farewell meeting
was held Inst night and Convention
closed. Most Of the American delegates
Will sail Oh the eth and $50 Inst. for GwS3l
V0rt.
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THE CIIOLERAiPLXGU

q Z. =.
On inc Increase, Caused bys tho IIasty Re-,
i turn"f the nbltnnt \. :!.3;;
PARIS, August 24.@SsI'he following leaths5
have occurred during tic 5twenty.iodulrrf5 our
hours ending tonight in the southern de-iI
partments Of Franco: Pyronese orientalcsS
Il; Hiraults;Gard 10; ABIDE 5. d Tos.iday,,s3j
bulletin from provinces in Italy shows 81
deaths and % new cases There ii aro three
suspected cases Of cholera today lit Napples.S
TouLoS, August; 24.AThc,rc were ir Ava
deaths from choleraf Inst night. n The ms
crease is attributcd.to tho shastyE;:rel,,rniofSS
the inhabitants, especially as state 81 iiin:!!4
lection, is still prevailing. n Il
ROME August q The cholera isS iiii.S5
ercasihg e in ltaly81 In heHproyince Oh
Curio there have been 5tiity.eiglit} deaths
inthe past three days, and ut Ii Spezziiig
and adjoining villages seventy fresh cases 4
and forty-eight lcathsin tho past two days.:
WAslllNGrox, d. G., c.. a usust 24 Tho
United States Charge. dc ..tifiairsg m ri: 1 :Romss
notifies the State: Department: q the oIIilt-S
break of cholera ut rczzia, The; Consul
at Genoa tclegraphs that TIC cholern sud-
denly attacked Spczzia on tic o2d:.ssTheres
were % eases lust night Of wlilth fodtss
were fatul. = \: a. Il
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,ri,nirri. August ;eo--whilc moving nrounl
NinoHG i'lg Randolph county men yesterday. y0ur
correspondent Accnstcd one Oi 5incm with : the
query; "WEat y lhereimtl!c report thrt latItlolph
waiiy paid her portion Of the fine imposed on tho
Court" =. SrS. * So y ~
The gentleman remarked: r"Why, don't YOU
KNOW MI nbo,,t tllp,,i Tho Republicans Of this
%iSy 8" ,Sy Gm" each came forward aud id his proportion
"Nh" had charge Of tlis eal!ec,lon7'
me iStma>tcr ;;0f- conrse. Everything that Is
zone Ny the Republicans In this county Il under
iae control Of this grn.lcmau his brother ni, the
tnIiNi states Dcjnty Collector. y 4
attend To- their duties Us officers IN tho ;rny Slhe
tnitet! sMttsf,r ~. J t,..gs III ttssfS "
Z. TIN, * easy: enough. Their fworI does not
n"nMt n,Mn 70 ANYTHING hardly though they receive
n.!nu sun ior their respective 0tliccS. ~ ~
The lSrSlllGESGEE Of Wheeling \. l
.n.rfihiNly ! Nh, ard farther, ! know they &c.
ls,$eit ~ " Why ", nm Informed every rns.mns;;
tassl their ptoporIomo the hnes AM, costs. THAT
no secret In ih!s county everybody knows II, Y
'S'H13MHiracSefl lhe Register, 4 u!
i5 1t is asisniiicant fact that this silly false.
hood comes from The home OF 8Judsc
Z" oods, one OF thci little Four. sIt5is alsc
a fact that the. contributions received by
the lSreLlIoEStER Of account OF tho con
I Tempt fine amount 10 s39,2G SItis notDe
esssS.ry to inform lthe puhlle,tlat:thc lS
rEtLlGIScEs hasnot solicited y cent, and i
Is known 10 naanSitbatt this:paperlE,s Qplt
what y could quietly 70, liscopn@gc contri
buttons. h.rhanksStoj ~ generous public
support the IXTEiIldRSc cen Ewill Econtinu,
70 iliye after Tie sl}tcsent Supreme Cour
Judges shall haSeEheens swept from til,
peAeh esl.1l which theylllaye disgraeed; S $si
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Hard to Believe,

NJ DALLAS, ,TEx., August 81 small icy.. icy,v.
clone struck the end Of Lamar street this
AFTERNOON, tearing q deep. hole md rising
again withsgreat velocity, carrying 4 col.
!imn OF sand two feet in diameter to n
height Of over 500 feet. A valuable dog
was carriel.up 50 iectantl fcll TO the ground
lltelcss. !The cyclone moved north-wcst.
erly, swhcre y; It. is7Syb believed some
damage, resulted. Tho storm continued
dtily,a few moinciits. 4 It came without
warning. The SKY was clear and the
weather warii, when suddenly 4 funnel
shaped cloud ofinsy blackncss swiftly. dc.
scendcd, striking the earth like d cannon.
ball and rising instantly. 1t $is reported
that two men clloppins wood I; in Trinity
bottoms, three miles from the 5city, we're
injured BY the cyclone. Sl5s5 Z
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oaAS,s /. I; nEcErri1,oX 81 |, I.
I ~ chicngo-Thirty Thousand People Gree
II js tho Gallant senator. sISy6,i

cnicAoo, August: e3,-The demonst:rraa.
ton tonight marking The return Of Gen.
eral Logan to his home was one Of sreat
magnitude. The Republican torch.bcar.
Ing organizatlonsof tie city made their first
appearance In this campaign, and the ug.
sregated marchcrs numbered about ilyc
thousand. ! In addition to local orsaniza.
tions, uniformed bodies were present from
q number Of ncighboring cities. g
General Logan arriyedfron Pullman on a
special train landing at the Twcnty.second
street depot Mt 0 O'clock. The adven 4
!he train was announced by the firing tf
artillery and o, brilliant display OF ire.
works. 4 mounted escort was In waiting.
and the distinguished party, having Cnter.
ca carriages, tl,e.:cavalcaae took up the lihc
olmarch northward on Michigan boulevard
10 Lake Park, where Islands had been
erected Tor the spcakersof the evening, II
was 1850 o'clock before the Inst of Inc
marching escort had reached the poin tot
rendezvous, and General Logan was es.
corted to the speakers, stand. The crowd
then IN the park had swellcd to about 20.
wv. iOnSthe stand were General Oelcs.
by, Governor Hamilton, Hon, J6seph
.!MIediif, Hon Charles $B, Tnrwcll, William
fenn& Nixon Congressman Favis, Dun.
liQm, Adams, and nn array OF Wee Presi.
dents to the number Of fully two hundred.
General Logan. was received with great
chSG'erlng, and spoke ut Some length. 10.
Referring to Mr.. Blaine lie said:T%"I the
people Of this country want 4 man to
guide this Nation IN the direction OF peace.
prosperity md Happiness; il they want nc
man who Inns becn 'faithful to his co,ntry1
III the time Of its trial ;theman who stood
~ II loyalty through, NIL of. It's misiortunes
anu universities; ;.the man who has grown
~ wisdom drawn! from q vast experience |:
ne man Qtis;known: in diplomacy md
s'atccraft whcrcveronrl ilas floats, or! the
halnc OF our country Is tmentioned
stronghold intellect, wilhinlomitaDle wilii
'llid the courage Of his convictions: the I
man OF scnerous heart us well Sas. brilliant
the man .inEWhosc .:hanils eyeryI
American interest will:bc absolutely safe
end slln,lcniably SECURE this man. my
the people will find; in The
!!i6lnineu gofiitlcJS Republican I! partvif for
President Of 2the United Staics.Hon.
Dimes u. Rlaine.". Il: J,ffs. s.l5.i ~.
fIlie crowd was 50 great about the stand /
occupied by, General logan J, that the
speakers proceeded to- occupy adjoining
Platforms, nJ=adlresspl portions Of the
crowd from them Among others, speak
!iis we're, General Oglcsby, Governor. Hum
llton md Senator Cullom. The scene in
md about The park during the speaking
was made brilliant by an increasing dis.
Play Of Spyrotcchl,irs, THE speaking con-
t!nued untilll:50, Mt which hour the great
crowd began to.dispcrs:. 57s;;.5s7@ = ? ''sIl
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wIREyW'IlIsrERs. {.

Cyrus W.sFicld leaves New York:to-day
fora trip acrosstlie continent. $ 8
!5sAll the bodies have been recovered from
the burning mine, Buck Ritlgc,:pa; Y
lunatic tlircw@llimsclf In the wuy' .;ys Of d
train near Lexington, Ky, and was Eille.l.
'S4James johnson; shot, and killed John
BARLEY at . Democratic primary in Louis:
Vile, Ky. &, i
,.!A fire at Booneshoro, la., destroyed eight
business buildings and q large canning cs.
tablishment. vi tfsj 3, 81
There are Republican clubs. organized
and equipped III every township III Prcbl,
county, Ohio. + 3ii33S s e,
The, liabilities Of Fletcher 4 Sharpe, In.
tlinnapolis, are reported at 81 ,94o sol MS.
sets, 81 ,G0l, 900. 4 * s,s.
The Republicans Of the Fourteenth Mis-
souri, Congressional District nominated
Wilson CElmcr. !;'i & 8,
The Very Reverend II. Terry, pastor Of
S.. Patrick's church, Chicago, died last
night lof heart: disease. w, ss
e The Republicans oi tho Tenth Ohio Con.
srcEsional District nominated jacob Ro.
mis-, mayor Of Toledo: "a 55f tz3; Il Il
n II l,as been decided 10 cxliumc tho BODY
oil Private Henry of the Greedy party.
An autopsy will be made today. n. q ~ ~
e The committee appointed blythe I.cgiS:;
lature Of kcntlickystto adjust the $50, ,000
claim Of Captain Newton Crais against the
State has allowed him sll, 900;
II is cstilnntel;5that tho Democratic
Auditor Of Oliio: llas, omitted taXes on cor,
poratioNs iN1 Cincinnati 10 The value oi
s1ao, ,o!ea and, a;Aiecial collector has been
appointed, vi = Ii Y II
train on lthe; tSouthbridse brancl, Of
| the, New Y York s& New England railroad
was 5dcrlilcd near QuinelMug. Eleven
persons We're: seriously injured and ethcw
slightly ~ i..s; a
& Luciano Palnlo; ;s,ho5 tlcspcrado who
lr.vlslled, q thiytccn:y year old girl near Lin.
COLI, Neb.,S was taken BY, 4 mob ann hung
crime y i
The families 81 The striking coal miners
| Wh0, Iase tApslcr aIrrst, tprj conspiracy ut
Washington, P.,, arethreascned Will, star
yation, aud !,,9IplicatloNs! will be made to
thc poor. authorities Of Washington scoun-
4 tyfor maintenance. i.
The Dunbar Coke Company limited. .sct
\ IFayette: county, Pa. !. made, q !. voluntary
assignment tyestety!ay Jtol3n ! 4 ott
pittsbnrell Lt,lil llties SD ,0O0 assets
4 So, ,C;po. ghc depSres ession inthe coke trade
y was the cause Of tho assignmcpt
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TnG boysoi West Virgillia arc coming to
he eiron,in thccampaign. In Wheelinsihc
Junior l'lunrl Knights are making Their
mark. IN Grafton the boys have splen-
did Blaine and Logan club which bears it.
s.liina highly creditablc manner. The
New Martinssilc lads show mp well, too,
and clsawhcre in the State the boys a.c
moving. The boys ofto.day will be the
men and the voters in campaigns soon to
come. II isouc Of Mr.. Blaine's IDEAS to
e,icAiira::e tlli.bUys TO organize ~HntAtal;c
such part as they can. lie appreciates the
benefit to cumc from their organization,
and he wilapprcciate what they are de-
ing Tor HMM this campaign which: is 10
make him President oi the United States.
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WINDOW GLASS TRADE.

L hTf s.FI4tN ANDS '" uAsAco 1 AtAAlb1s. FgN.tl -
Tho Manufacturers Will Probably Continue
tho shutdown to Octobcr.t
PIrrsnuRGlr, August 23 go The Ilianutac.
surer has tile following about the window
glass trades KS: '.ss 81
e9 It will be remembered that owing to the
strike. in the window glass factories of the
West and, New York State, they were in
operation hut little more than 4 third 81
the usual time during the year ending the
3Oth OF June, 1854. While this strike very.
much reduced the output; Of: glass III the
for foreign glass, the & manufacturers
themselves importing 81 it; in a. some
quantities, it also enabled tho manuiac-
turers to sell that which was produced
ut u profit. 4 The end Of 1854 found small
stocks on hand, an,l these. hive been very
much depleted duringthc summer months,
Notwithstanding, this, however, It is cvi.
dent that should the factories run to, their
full capacity from tho LIST Of September,
when they will resume inaccortlnncc with,
their. usual practice, the market for glass
would bevcry much ovcrstocGed and prices
would decline. ~ 8 - 49, y
= Invicw, Of this fact the manufacturers Of
the West arc reported to, have hecn earn.
estlys considering the advi:ability oi con.
tinuing the. usual summer stop for Nlloth.
cr,lnonth, res!.ming operations on the lst
Of October This would reduce :the pros
|dtictioR Tor the year ton percent, and, It Is
believed, keep production and consump-
tlon very close together. y 1t is reported
that the workmen do not look withgany
great favor upon this movement: y There
was no dissatisfaction ut the usus, Summer
suspension Of two mQN,hs, but owing 10
their enforced i;l|eness Of last year, tl,ey
arc n1;, 50 anxious for. its continuance an,
nonthas theywould had theN WOW
led stcsiaily thewhole yeNy.E No agreement
has been reached ieE 4 general stoppagc,
and probably will not be, iTlat II has
been seriously discussed is an Indication
llla! tho manufacturers do not believe in
hctNture af prices II the factories arc run
70 theiriull. capacity for the usual time.
The Association has therefore virtually
suggested that those factories that are; 10
situated as to- continne; their atoppage be-
yond September ilst do 90. & 81;
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.,l- lLs1t]l IE]lXsXXII UAIBE,Ri! 81, i

Thsasmand. .fcr. ihe product Is slack las, On q
aecoant'of the paralyaed condition of the
iron J, trade. Tie syndicate IS the salvation
~ q iasse s, majority q the firms engaged IN
Kept up to sl:oO pcr ton with no ianprss
OF 9 'bfeak. While trade Is dull, the oper.
ators arc satisfied when they consider ibo
condition OF the coke business 4 few .years
aso, .a' when hA1tltw y was down 10 80 cents per
3 The shutdown still cuts otit 1, ,orrcsn,
Of the Ovens, but at;the last mcctinv of
the association 1t was decided 10 r,,n six liz
days in the week instead Of i've. Tho
shipments for the month were 10 percent
behinl those Of June. The shipments for
the month We're aboutt7,0OO cars. Tie
~ fortliis month will tall below
those Of any previous MONTH. II the iron
industry, does not kupit Is hard to say
what will be done. ~ -.
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Norw,rusrASpIy0 Il food which badc
iair to sweep away tho iSTELLluEScEn
Office, and in spite Of the polite attentions
ofthe supreme Court OF Appeals, the Is
1slnoEycEn celebrates the tliirty.sccond
anniversary OF its birth by putting on 4
uew suit oi clothes. Tie dress will lock
hotter after il Shall lulye been worn little.
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'& CoSs'nrRAnLEl space is given in to.tlay's
lSrEL,lGEScER 10 n letter from Col. John
S:'swann;.M Charleston, The letter de.
serves all the room It takirlss. ColssNh,fiir is
one OF the intelligent men OF the Kanawha
Valley. llcwas Il confederate, and would
have voted Tor the Democratic n0mince:ii
the Democratic party had given him, such
4 man us he could support. He has been
in The l1gbit Of hitting the Republican
party very freely and iorcibly. Perhaps
he does not even now call. himself a Re.
publican, but he giycsvery strong reasons
why he will vote iior Elaine and Logan,
aud contributes he may to hcirelection,
The letter will be rcadiwith great inter
est in this : State, and particularly
50 by that large clement 6f cx.Conicder,.
a'cs WHO 'dtsire the prosperity OF West
Virginia and see no hope Tor that under
Dsmorratic rule. lypfy. line Of the letter
sworth reading. The review Of the tariff
question. in its relation. to the South is
worthy 0i special attention. Col. Swan,
shows Why: the South, Of all sections,
needs and must have II protective tariff,
AM! he, shows very clearly where the
Democratic party stands on!that issue. IS
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Honor.. to sloonl.nn's l.cmnln., I,

q : EwA YoRv, August 224.-5.l committee q
the Ohio Legislature, consisting Of Assem-.
hlymGn Ferguson and Greiner and Senator
0'Ncill, Wliichwili take charge OF the body
,ofMciahan, the .lntes. war: correspondent.
arrived to-day. Tho remains Will be re-.
moved from the eIoWhattan TO the CITY
Hall on lTucalay and lie in state during the
afternoon, Tlleywill be taken to ,Colum.
bus, o., and will lic In stat. in the rotun,la
Of tie State loase till Thursday; when
they will iha removed. to GAINESVILLE and ire.
main until September / when! they viii
9e finally Inferred at New! Lexington, q.
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Z UsUkPING CATTLE MEN
AnproprintinE roblies Land and Dri,iu

A2proprint!nE rnblie Land and Driving
s:s Original Settlers Away. II
sWAslllSGToS, August a4.-some time
since, tiie Commissioner OF the General
Land Office ordered ID survey CT certain
public lands III Colorado and Nebraska
with view to bringing suits at the next
ter,n.of the court against The cattle com.
panits that have Illegally fenced in large
tracts OF land in those States. The spccia!
agents report to the Commissioner says:
Eight eases have been found against tic
Prairie Cattle Company, composed Of
Seo;chmcn.I An examination was, made
81 tracts containing respectively one liun-
mi&es;SF 3sessty- five stIllHrc miles.
sixteen square, miles, scventy-five Square
miles, aud the agents ut present cxumin.
ing tract containing over orc hundred
square miles. Tic agent says ull these arc
illegally fenced in. Tile officers oi the
!-and Office. say the practice Of illegally
i!eaclng III, large:trac;sol OF land and making
fraudulent entries Eus been greater the
pat year than ever before. They claim
between I've aud Six millions Of acres are
now fenced in and .sevcr,! million acres
iraudulently entered. Complaints Of set
Tiers being received daily at the Land Office
mere say the cattle men are driving them
away, taking from them lands which they
s.t.lcd upon. Oneo the Land Cflice off
c:als said that il the practice continued
the catt!emcns will have entire control of
the best public lands in the United States
within twentyytars. u g5E!lg IN g4.yi;s
The Land Agent Sinforms the General
.l.,nd Commissioner that, of the entries in!
Hew Mexico ninetypcrscnts are fraudu-
lent; and the agent in Dakota says that
percent 6l the entries nlc
fraudulent. 81 81, 4
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! Killc,l His Two. .Yenr.Old Sor ys

coorERsrowS, N: August 24.-This
morning Fenimore. Clayton, Of the town
Of Mildle1eld, shot and killed his only
sou, two. Years DID, Clayton had tIclrium
tremcns several days prior, to the murder,
He took tAe boy out INTO the yard and
shal him .tl.roush the head. saving, !..IIe
isinowS$in Ilcnyen and hetterj oil" "affHo
then went into Tho h6nse and tried ia kill
his wife andimotlier,i who succeeled in
te.ltingthe pistol from him but-not until
they bad given him some severe blows
upon the ,3kealwlthaball club. b.iG Clayton
was arrested. lieis a farmer, about thirty
years old; ;,lnd OF Il respectable family. q
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lAce Horses ,Bnr,, al

I. ClSclSSATl, Ss August 81 z & cyntliiana, ,.
Ky;, Commercial claittte special says: tsS
lE'o'elock this morning the Abdailah ;sta: n
bles burned. score OF find race horses st
were burned, among. thc,n5L LongYB Branch
aila Jersey Lily. Different ttowne,rs5 , Ind a,
,lQrses qualrtered in the stables! The total a
1ossais estimated ats sloo, ,Ooo mostly on E.
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EiElnlll md Gcr,,, nnv

ST. pETEnsnvno, August 72} I 35T ne
Noros1ae reviewing the staincd SrelatjoasA
between England md Germany cordially.
acknowledges England the recognition {ofg
the right Of Russia 10 reap tic fruit of her.
sacrifices in Central Asia. ! England, the
paper says, is enjoying a similar fright ina
Egypt. Nothing has been done hySRnssia3i
to Ehumiliate. England for the benefit of
Germany. The humiliation Of SEnelands
would disturb The balance of ,spoweflins
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TuE quotations in the INrELLldENcEn
from the Journal of the Secession Conyen,
ton showing how rampant and proscrip-
tive Scccssionist Judge Woods was,
brought from the Register n defense Of
Judge Woods. In that defense was quoted
Judge Woods letter Of january 20, 1860,
begging 10 be al!owcdto practice his pro-
fession. In that letter Judge Woods, then
plain Mr.. Samuel Woods, declared: "Thc
false dogma oi exclusive States rightssovcr-
eighty never having formed any part OF
my political erect, | have no hesitation
in discar'liug and discmitling it," .!f {
VIII the Register oblisc the voters Of this
State, many OF whom went with Judge
Woods into the Confcteracy, some Of
whom fought for the Coniederacy, as$he
did not, by explaining il certain strange
anl striking Inconsistency between his abb
ject letter OF recantation anl his vote for
the, Ordinance 'of Secession: VIII our
c'tempoary kindly say how nj honest
man could vote for tint ordinance unless
he held the views which III 1860 Judge
Woods declared he never had held ~ ,ys.
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An ,Unnat,iraI F,,t,cr. ,

:.cl'ARl:Es1oS, i! Ausust24 1Char.es
Tyre y well-to:do: farmer of this county,
living about fifteen Slniles from This city,
has been arrested and lodged in jail on a
charge Of incest preferred BY his daughter,
TelethaT Tyre, aged ;lG. Tcletlla has nm in.
fant amonth :,old, whose paternity she
swcars upon her. father. Tyre will be e1-
amined by n magistrate, =. {; Ey-
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.F'lO),0EOH0lV Z \ ! !! III J FIREDIS0Ns

TIE "IArr;y n..,. elYSYs ON tcllISA

| "a . e IA
snlASauAl, August q. The Foo CHOW.
arsenal was destroyed Observation-Disclosures, tiIb,s,
hours bombardmcut byc courbett tssqnadroil,,.
Seven Chinese gun boats! wore , sunk uni and and
two escaped. Tie European settlement
was tundisturbed. The French ,fleeit til: sal-j
tanned no damage. ny ~ "
PARIS. August 24.--Thc ,bombaflmcrit
Of Foo Chow began at 2 O'clock M thIe:: q:
afternoon a, and ceased Mt 5 /. Il Only u );
Chinese battery replied. Tie report ass hat
two two French vessels were sunk during liz
engagement Is uot confirmed. N IL f,fs3
PARIS, August s4.-1tis 10 bc hoped that
the Chinese trouble may be5;y,et boz, Ia arranged
under the auspices o. lisnarck@a n Il n 'T,s.s
gardeu rs q noteworthy, fact & that;
Baron de courcet, tho French m rs
bassaaor to Germany; WIS I summoned mn
to Paris on Friday, returned "a Berlin ,I on
the same train withN- -Fong ,Pazsthe Chi!
nesc Minister. Baron do Coarcct was va i
overheard to remark to q m,ca,nberSofs tie
Chinese Legation at tllcS. depot, Z Let /
us IS, hope the Journey Will be favorable to
each OF u.s. Z. 4 q. Il; u ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25
TUE COKETRADE.

No sIn,proye,aent!3Iin In sasias.s;-T Torsy:ilye
Percent ot THO Ovens Idle. E;iF
CoSSELl syil.lf p 4 August 22s3;s The
.;Kfyssoaf (o.tsr.iqsr; says:: The coke trade has
!nlv9t simQproye1 any tsinse SoNg lat report,