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THE ACHIEVEMENTS
OF THE LADY FRANKLIN BAY PARTY.
The OH c's OF Lieut. GretliI Mission to tho rol,,
H.s'0', and low Ear tk.y nero Accom-. "a
plhh'd-An l"ttssNl,s nia:ory Of tho
E1p.di!Icn By Its Con,.saad.r #.a

PoR1sNourH, N. H., August 17.-Fol
the purpose Of obtaining aome idea Of the
genera! nature and probable value Of the
scientific observations made by Greedy al
Lady franklin Bay, an Associated Press
agent visited him Saturday. Greely
1:s! stated tho object OF the
Lady franklin Bay expedition, viz:
to establish g polar station, one
ofthe thirteen suggested by Lieut.. Wey-
prccht. ol Austria, who discovered
Fsarz Joseph Land. Simultaneous obserya.
tlons OF all physical phenomena were TO be
taken. So - y ~,
The complete programme which wa7 to
be followed wrs arranged by an Inter.
national, Polar Congress 10 which repre-.
senia.ives OF thirteen nations took part.
The observations in which the greateet
possible accuracy was to be had were
these Of declina!ion and deviation of the
magnetic needle, the temperature Of the
air and sea, tho height OF tho barometer
and mem and maximum r;ss and fall Of
the tides. Interpretations we're incidental
to the main Object Of the expedition.
.I.. TIE rARrY's MAKEUP
heexpedi.ion WAS fitted ou! under the
authority Of CongrecJ, was composed OF
three cilicsrs Of the army, one acting assist.
ant surgeon and nineteen enlisted men
from the army. l '&
S.oren- tor,<iwanty.seven months were
put on tho PIoteus, which left St. Johns
July 7, 1881, With the party. She touched
ct Disco Island and Upernayik 10 procure
eleda, dogs, skins and dry food. Two
Z E.quimsux were added to the party at
Proveno. ~ A. IL
a landing was made at Carey
Island, IN the north water, and the pro.
visions cached by Mares in 1875 on the
Alert were found in good condition. At
Littlslon island G.cely personally recover
cd the Eaglish Arctic mail left by Sir
Allen Young in tho Pandora in 1876. at
Carl Ritter Bay, in Kennedy Channel, pro-
visions for use on the retreat were stored.
A CHANGE OF rLAN.
1t was the origins! intention to c.
tablish polar station at Water
Course Bay, but heavy nssses OF ice
rendered Wafer Course Bay exceedingly
dangerous anchorage. Moving 10 Discovery
Haroor, the station was there established
on the ti'e occupied by the English expedi.
tion OF 1875. The erection of house was
at once commenced, and the stores and
equipments landed. ', &
On the 2Slh Of August came the parting
bstween Greely and his party and the men
OF the Proteus. The little baud gathered
on the frozen shore and watched the Pro-
teus IS she OF. amed slowly down Lady
franklin Bay. On the evening Of the same
day the temperature eank below the f.eez.
ing point and the icy Arctic winter WAS on
them in earnest. rs, Elr.h
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600 @ Q. isr u coal and $1,000 for ",css.rD" or

600 for coal and 81 800 for ",esxaro" o,
furnace tendero. Their we'll coat So 900 and
maintenance will not ba more ibap 500 n
year. Allowing for the possibility Of A a
gradually reducing volume OF cag The OK.
pence fer fuel Mt a lboral estimate
will be about. 5000 q year, Il wouid re.
quire more :thnn double thia tlrure to
amount to 10 percent OF tho old coal bills
and tefzers' wages. However; those iacto.
ries that buy gas from companies viii not
iare 80 well, though they will have Il mate.
rial advantage In cost and an infinite nd.
vantage IN the qnsllty Of the production.
In ordinary glass the COS. per pound to the
lna.niacIuter, when 1t reaches The work.
men, 10 from to 4! cent?, depandipR on
the s'zs and appointments O.! the plant.
There ars eeyeral firms In the Pittsburgh
district whose natural gao, 81, do not OK.
sregate moro than II Can,s. 0I"'
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{ MARION OOU sTr DxaounArs

Rally tho Ring 5TicGet-Judxc Hay.
- ~ nond ON II. i,ii ~
Special N1pa.eh 10 The lnttlligt,eer. 7.
FAlRAoST,W W. Va, August 1.-THE
Demootat1 Of Marion county held their
Convention at Pennington yesterday and
nominated the following ticket: House Of
Delegates, A; r. Raymond and Z. A. RI.
mer; Sheriff, Harrison Msnley; Prosecut.
ing Attorney, John W. Mccoy; CLERK Of the
Circuit Court, O. L. Smith; CLERK Of the
County Court, Thoma1 B. Carpenter; Com.
missioner J. O. Burchinal; Asaeasou,
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The Greeubrier Iadepende"t warns Mr..
snyder that IAN overwhelming majority OF
the Dsmocrat1" Of the Third District are not
with him on the tariff question. The Mon
,oe IIatchnlan sounds the came bugle
blaa. ID Little Pnii.'s" ear. Mr. Snyder
may have to pay the penalty Of isllowing
whers Sam Randall lsads. IM-,
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GLASS AND aArUsALGAs.,


Tho Tendency orAN fnctarlcs TO Move
a. Il to the. .Nnturnl Gas nclt. Z
PlrTsnuRGu, August ia glass manu-.
iacturer who is visiting this city with the
view to transferring his plant to the South
Side or elsowhere in the vicinity, stateu
that no glass house can succeed outside OF
the gas belt. He figures tina. thcas firms
that have their own wells have M advsn.
tags Of 90 psr cent in fuel over these who
burn coal. lie inetancea one factory, which
would require q yearly expenditure Of Sl9,-
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FIRES IN IIss: SUUTiI.
Excitement Rene~cu Mt New Ibcrfn.
Grhh Nhn Destroyed. .r raH

excitement Rene~cu Mt New Ibcrtn.
.GrnnWl Destroy ci.
NEw ORLEANS, La. August ia spe.
cie! to the FicDyuse from New Iberia SAYS:
Eslly this morning Parr & Pharris' saw
mill was burned, it is believed by nm in.
ceadisry, IS threats Of firing the town hayo
heen made. L3as, s20,0OO; no insurance.
Pa'r, one OF the owners, is member OF the
militia and ha, taken an active part in the
present troubles. This incident hag in.
creased the excitement here. i
a special to the Times Democrat from
Greaada, Mis- Bays tife las, night De.
slroyed the greaser portion Of the business
part OF that town. The fire burc ed three
hours, consuming seventy. eight buildings
andthair contents. Loss. $500 900; insur.
ancs, sC5 900. &. a 49,.
,s Greenvllie, Texas, waB also almost de.
stfoyeu by fire this morning. Forty .husi.
mesa houses snd a number, OF residences.
tun hotels aud tho court house, Lcee,
s36O. 900; insurance, 5000 900. !
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New YonK, August l6.-Mia1 CLARA
Louise kellogg returned to-day from Ed
ropc looking remarkably we'll. She saye
that Italian opera h:H had disas.rous sea.
son in Landon, bns Eurlish opera ia hold
ing i! own. She shinks that both in New
York and London thers is bad lookout
for Italian opera, owing to the enormous
salaries denianded BY stDgers, but the out.
look for EnGish aud German opera is en-
Mics Kellogg has had two
oilsra 10 aing nex. sess,n mere In English
opera, but has accepted neither. M
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NOVEMBER 4. 1852, Harpsr's Weekly pub.
lshsa q Mast cartoon representing Grover
Cleveland in the full dress OF an angel, HE
n'Slng robe caught up by the paw OF the
Democratic beaat Of prey. The work OF ART
was called "The Angelic Delusion," and
Grover Cleveland wei addressing the
crowd in the show tent: "Don't be
alarmed, ladies and gentlemen, when the
beas!'s let loose; shall have him entirely
aaeef my thumb" Tbs 1fitase repro:
aaces this "o.d master" to remind the
p paollc lhst Rarper's Weekly is still q
journal oil civilization"
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LAWYERS say that the Supreme Court OF
West Virginia spat upon the law in the
ISrELLlGgScER contempt case. The Hon.
All. Caldwell, Bourbon nominee for At
torusy General, approves the judgment Of
the court. TIE Attorney General ought to
bs lawyer. John A. Hutchinaou, Re-
publican nominee ior that office, is law
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ESCAPED CoNvICTx KILLED
ANer Fatally Shouting u Member Of
FN I. w.. hnertll,h Rnksc #.

After Fatally Shouting u Member OF a
hhertif's P"Ase.
LEXINGTON, KY, August 17.-About II
o'clock this morning a man living about
nine miles from here, notified the sheriff
that George Alaop and T.. Graves, tho two
escaped convicts who led the recent revolt
in the pcnitentisry at Frankfort, wereseen
In that neighborhood. .Fz' ~
Deputy Sheriff Rogers at the head Of a
posse Immediately left for Il scene. The
men were discovered in corn field Of
George Csssell. Mr.. Cs:,ell Joined til poaae.
The conyicts being surprised, Immediately
opened fire or the po-se, killing Csesell,
who ives prominent farmer. The pc, 90
returned the fire, killing both AIsop and
Gravee. $40
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Hl9od,n,s.tv rr.,,, .,..

:. -------- = 1NHVts KsVtIUfBs -----
PARIS. August 1.-THE third duel with
swords wss fought between Emanuel
Alene and Ernest G1dcl, journalists of
this city. Arene was wounded in the arm,
ferrierfa.o tho Paris Fiycro, and Msriotte,
Of the l'''ance'eat. alec iougdt duel with
swords, IN which the .lattsr received two
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The English ,on't L,keIt.

LONDON, August 10 The Standard ax-
presseo surprise that Cleveland should
have sent a letter to tho Irish meeting at
Boston Wednesday night, and says: Even
|. the letter Was inofsnsive in substance.
It is to be presumed i. did not meet with
the approval Of Engliahmen." The Sian
dard adds: "The power OF the Irish vote
attain here" Ill - ''N''' '''' 49, ~
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PRcsrEor HOUSE. ADlnoSDAck,, N. Y,
August l6,-Goyernor Cleveland Is still at
the upper ssrauac Lake, and sponds his
time during tho day hunting and fishing,
Ills evenings ara employed On tho work
whicn ho brought with him. His head.
quarters are at small hotel in the woods.
where there are but few vistors, and he
r1pre ;es himself as much improved in
health. He is in daily communication
with his private secretary at ALBANY. and
euch documents as dsmanh his personal
attention are forwarded. It ia expected
that he will remain htre until about Sen.
tember. f-si9l ~ : 9'''..'S' 4
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h1tnnis fin,,mrr Returning

LONDON, August l6-Miprie Palmer vii,
leavo Qleenstown Tor America on the
steamer Alaska tomorrow, and tits said
that che is to sing in The choir Of sn Ep's.
copal Church IN New York. She has re-
celved bushels OF presents while here,
coming from every qusrter md from ali
classes o! people. - -
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MR. CLxvGrASps 8 friends are kind. They
won't assault Mr.. Blaine Gny more on hiH
moral character. Bat really Republicans
dou't a,k this iorbearauce.. 1. isn't the
nicss! kind Of warfare, but it is making
Blame votes by the bushel. Forward the
SIsndertrs' Brigade!
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EltUrEn ANT GREELY

Denies the Humars Of Disagreement.
~ Present Stories News t, Him. -
Bos1oX, August 16.-In an interview at
Por'lmouth to-day Lieutenant Greely said
as to reports Of division in the expedition:
IN regard to the story Of two factions,
with Lieutenant kialingbury in charge OF
the OPT lsition, l will say that it is totally
false. having no foundation whatever.
Trouble between k!sliugbury and myself
occurred in 1851, the frat year Of tho ex.
peditiou. He desired to be- relieved, and +,
not wiuhing 10 retain man against his
will, although had the power so to do,
gave him his liberty. Ilia my impression
that he desired to return TO the United
States. He went Sou:hwcrd, but the
Proteus WAS sunk, and be returned to duty,
l treated him as though nothing hsd hap.
pened. Recently, when Lockwood died,
gave kIsl'ngbury tbs second placo III the
expedition"
STORIES OF cASSlEALIsM NEWS TO HIM. 3,
"Wbat DO ycu cay about tho condition Of
KisliEgbuty . body ?"' asked the reporter.
"I'say that i! is nsws, end horrible news,
to me. All these late disclosures and ter
rible charges come upon me with awful
suddennef. l can truthfuily Say that
have suffered more mental anguish in these
last few days then did iu all my sojourn
at the North, when the chances were hun.
dred to one against me. can but repeat,
If there was any cannibaliam, aud there
now seems to bo no doubt about it, the
man.estlng WAS done in secrecy. and en-.
lirely without my knowledge, and contrary
10 my discipline. Il can give no stronger
denial. have demanded az investigation
and it will come in time, but l can eey
nothing more than l lave already stated.
All my papers and kislingbury's diary,
Lockwood'a diary, ard, in TACT, every acrsp
OF paper relating to tho expedition, are in
charge Of tie War Department ct Washing.
ton. p..r 'S
ALL Ms MEN DENY TIE REroRrs.
"The crew Of the Thssis can testify that
the body Of the lest man that died (snyder)
Was not mutils.ed in any way, and tue
fact that we KEEP. Allison alive in the hope.
less state we were in ought to convince
any body that We are moi cannibals. Since
my return from Newburyport every one Of
my men hes called upon me. They. came
in u body, and r-sured me emphatically
they knsw nothing about tho condition OF
tha bodies Of their fallen comrades, and
each solcmnly swore he wes innocent.
Perhaps thoas who died last fed upon the
bodies OF those who died frat:
but all this is supposition. can
but answer for myself and for my orders to
tho party. For days aud weeks l lay on
my bsck unable to move. II, in my en-
ieebled condition, one or moro Of my men
fed upon human q h:sh i. was beyond my
control, and certainly beyond my know.
ledge. ! know have bses criticised for
not telesraphins The fsct Of shooting Henry
III coon as | arrltod ct Ut, Johns, but you
must remember was In wretChsd con
aition Of body aad mind. l was in q
q1audary whether l should be tried ior
murder, rs Henry WAS shot on my own re-
spcneiblli.y, end not by order OF regular
court mar.isl." 5.=g5 t-nI
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A DlSrlNaUIsnED DEnOCsAr
VINO khs Investigated tho Elain scAI
aN dAS, and Found II Untrue.

""O AhH AhveAt1k1iei tho Blaine Scan.
5a. tsa', aud Found II Untrue,
LoulsyILLE, kr.,t August l7.-Mr. Wat.
terson returned from Virginia Beach to-day
and, in answer to question as to the
Blaine scandal, said that he had long ago
discredited and dismissed 1t from serious
consideration. He had occasion some
fifteen years ago to look into the matter
and had found nothing which could juat,.
iy the impeachment Of Mrs. Blsine's virtue.
de had encountered at the time nothing
but shadowy surmiseH and irresponsible
gossip possessing none Of the qualities Of
proof. n.
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A,nenlt,r. ~ Long B.urc,,

Loso Branch, N. j., Angus. 10 Geo.
W.Chllds, Of the Philadelphia Ledyer, gave
& dinner to John Welch, ex.Miuister to
Eugland, in hia cottage this evening. Gen.
us Grant and, Gen. Romero, Mexican
Minister, were among the guests. Genera!
Romero and bis family are guestl Of Gen.
cral Grant. y. - - J. -. a.
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LospoS, August 1.-THE report that
MaeFarlsno, counsel ior the Erie railroad
company will succeed Jewett aa presi.
dent. has diFsati'fed numbsr of Earlish,
bondholders. the nomination OF King, Of
the Baltimore & Ohio road, is received with
more favor. - -,
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Ienhrieh>? wnois uop,rlc,;. !.

1SpIASAr LIS, IsD., Angus. 7-Es.
Governor Hendricks and vile arrived tc.
dsy from the Fart. Hendricks: letter OF
acceptance will bs furnished Immediately
alter the ieauance Of Clevelanda letter.
Hendricks will not take . very active part
III the campaign, though he haa accepted
at least ono invitation, to make speech at
Muncie, September 9Th.
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A HHOrhHR'S CRUELTY,
An IMEocilc Kept Naked mud Chnineu
4s.' If5Es far II # vnu.,, st.zT1-


= for hhirty- Years. ...s s-
PnlLApxlrMA, August ia most heart
less case Of cruelty and inhuman treatment
has just been brought to light by the Com.
mittee on Lunacy Of the Pennsylvania
State Boerd Of Public Charities. The VIC
tim, who is an im6ecile, has been kept
chained in q little hut by his brother Tor
over thirty years. The committee vouches
for the following facts: The man who i'm.
prisonad his brother for three decades Is q
farmer in Crawford county. Thirty
years ago his younger brother became
an imheci!e through disssss. When the
ccmmittee's agent appeared upon the
farm he found the insane man lying on The
floor OF his hut stark naked. He was
covered with filth and vermin, and wore 4
dirty, gray matted beard two feet long. He
WAS reclining on bale OF straw, Which
had done service as a bed ior many
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Col. MvisGr, in the Cincinnati. Com.
m1cial Ga::lte, makes this pleasant home
thrus.: '.fs
A newspaper in West Virginia arises to
make the original remark that windy
Wlleon has u voice that is u rapier with
which to pierce ioola, l will make the
equally original remark that come one
should take i! away from him, ior fear he
might commit suicide with it. d.
Its eyiden: ihst the Commercial Gnss:is
shMrehooter knows bic mpn.
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sTEunEsvlLLE, o., August 16.-The barn
OF Dr. Putnsy, near New Alexandria, this
county, WIS totally destroyed by 6re last
night, with contents OF two hundred bush.
els OF old oats and wheat, twenty tons Of
hay and new crop Of oats and wheat. Log,
81, 200; no insurance.
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A Patriotic Blaine Hnu

MlLTAuKEE, Wis, August 1e.-Themas
Williams starts Tuesday from Racine Juac.
ton, Wis, to bear banner 10 Blaine at
hts home III Augusta, Me, walking the en-.
tire distance, 1888! milcs. - - :. n
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RccKLASD, Me, August lO--In Knox
county, Mt the Gtesaback convention tc.
day, those in favor Of fusion with tho
Democrats carried their point, thirty: eight
10 torty.si1. These opposed thereupon left
ths hall, and TWO ssts Of nominations were
made. Gs }..5 l.-1, 'g ...'rsr1
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Kndlry Denies Forging Tho norcy I.t,er

R"alry Denies forgtns tho Mercy Letter
NEw York, August lC-H. H. Hadley,
whom John l, Davenport chargea with hay.
Ing forged the Morey letter, being inter
viewed, denied emphatically having forged
or written the Morey letter, and branded
as a lie Davenports assertion that he had
confessed the forgery. He asss,ta that he
never saw or heard OF the letter until pub.
lishcd in the public prints. He admitted
having investigated the question Of It's
authorship at the request oil the Democratic
National Committee. but c?ser,s that moth.
ing ever came to his knowledge implicst-
Ing any member Of the committee in the
affair. - $40 4,5r5l- b -. - -
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yer.
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Englnn,i's t",ius-f.nuce ia C,,inn.

:, '7 = +HNVo III VI1IHUs
PARis. August l1.-Ffauce hes made
overtures to Berlin. Vienna and st. Peters.
burg Tor an enti cordia1e on the subject Of
Engands occupation Of Egypt, the neu.
trflity OF the suez canal nnd tho independ-
ont policy assumed by England. The over
tures from the French Government were
well recsived. - - =, -" F
A Cabinet cosncil was held Saturday,
the deliberations lasting seven hours. Il
~ae decided TO recall Gen. Mill. commander
Q, the French forces in Tonquin, and re-
place at that post Gan. Napier.
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CONGRESSMAN GIBSON aays imported
nesroes will not be allowed to vote"
O,te ,ight--shoot 'em On suspicion! But
imported Bou7hons, Mr.. Gibson, may 70
to the national capital and SANDER West
Niru;nia
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An Ex.Cony,c, nor,al,y wounded.

WELlavILLE O., August 16 Park Dob.
bins, who had just returning from the
Psnitentiary after serving a five years sen.
tence Tor shooting Officer Fierce, in an al
tercation with Jim Ewing, was fatally shot
in the bresst by Ewing last night. Ewing
gave himself into custody. g-,g. -
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Mn, L. WILLIS WlLeoS anu his company
O, performing puppets support the State
administration, Ie&see7ment, Supreme
Cuu,. and all. They are paying The ad.
miuiatrstion for nominating them; .-,-.-.
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A Whole crew k,cx.

KEY WEST, Angus. 1.-THE Brig Clara
Belle; from Aspinwall lor Hampton Roads,
arrived 10 day. All hands except the cook
and one eailor are down with Chsgres fever,
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phtti'a niroscn suit

LONDON, August l7.-Jadgmsnt in Pat
tits divorce suit is postponed until after va.
cation. 1: Is supposed this iudicstes The
failure Of the application Of Patti. NADIA
line Brohan has obtained divorce. =, a
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TuEc esteemed BMbourJ' J'gers0nian Judge
woots' orsan) Gpeaka Of test oatha and
registration. We beg to call our friends
attention lo" "a Prosc,ip.ion!at's Record"
on ano;her page.
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Indian Ilenre,Int,on,

MILES CITY, Mont August 16.-Roving
Cheyennes are burning the gre.s in the
Powder River Valley. The damage Is
heavy. stockmen are preparing against
them. .'lTI7 ~. :,
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Is there D9muCre!ic nominee ior the
Presidency Has the job been offered to
ANYBODY tia. wants IL II go why doesn't
lie acceu.?