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pAnvrLl has get the Euglish press orazy

PARsELL has set the English press crazy
with bis bald utterances. They know
that though Ireland cannot achieve in
dependence by force OF arms she is strong
enough to maintain state OF turmoil and
uusettle the peace of the United King
dom. They know that ii the Irish will
s.and by P4rnell England will be forced
t9consult her own welfare by negotiating
Tor treaty Of peace.
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vrRolSlA REPUBLICANS are pushing the
,,,ih issue. No State in the Union has
~or, f, expect from a protective tariff or
,",. ,'s from, 4 policy of free trade. West Vir-
"inis ' is in a like case, but some Of her
',.o,Je don't realize it.
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THAT is a good thing on Secretary
Manning, but we doubtwhether he said,
"Grand Army be d-d." 1t is more proba-
BIZ, that some one has drawn on q fertile
imagination. So expert politician as
Mr.. Manning is not likely to give himself
agay without sufficient cause.
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EI,ssnator avn Dsad.

New YoRk, September s-Ex-senator
Givin, of California, died at noon to-day
at the New Park Hotel. Senator Call, of
California, was with him at the lime Of his
death. The dead mans son has been tel
egrapbcd for and will arrive Monday. No
member Of. his family was with the de
ceaEed at hia death! ~
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! GEsrLsskS who arc waiting to give
Ma President whirl on the Wheeling
aos,o0jce VOC are cordially invited to present
themselves at the White House not later
tSsn Monday, September I. The back
Joor il always open.
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LONDON, Sept. s,-Mr. stead. editor OF
the Pol Nall Gdsette, tclegraphs from
Switzerland that he aloao is responsible
in the Eliza Armstrong case; that Mrs.
jarrett was an unwilling agent, and that
he will return to; London at once and
answer for himself, and that he is certain
to clear himself from all blame.
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LONDON, Sept. 8.-lieutenant General
John FL. Melville Babbington, of the
British army, was killed to-day while
shooting grouse In the County Of Dunn.
fries, Scotland, by the accidental discharge
Of his gun, ~
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HrarArrEn no Italian journalist is 70 be
allowed TO hold a government position.
Allah be praised, we arc not likely to
haye vof that reform in this country.
Tbs postolIice will continue to be run US d
snn,Iement to the party newspaper.
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Tur Ohio Wool Growers Association
declares that tho wool industry cannot
thrive withont the tariff Of 1867. This
means that the woolindustry has nothing
IN expect from the Democratic party,
vbicb has its knife out for tie tariff.
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A New YorS ana wen.

J4EEsrowS, N. Y, Sept s-The drilling
on the great gas well at 4ayvllle vas can-
pleted last night, at depth Of ! 1910 feet.
The well was plugged aud the pressure
tested, when Il was found TO gauge lsO
Iponnda,
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Two paIa in AtNanee.

PI7rsBuRou, Sept. ga McKeesport,
Pa, special says: The coal miners strike
was inaugurated to-day instead of satur-
day 40 intended. One thousand 1--WE
hundred men in the second pool quit work
and it is expected By tomorrow evening
fully 1000 miners will be out.
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sun. nlnr nnsr.

NEw YoRK, Sept. s.-1n the Spirit efth'
Tina of Friday will appear proposition
made by Vim. O. France, to trot his
mare qsldiug or stallion in tha world
thus including Maud s. and Jay Eye See
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ELK RArips, MlsH., Sep. S.-The Klk
Rapids Iron Company have received an
order for 400 tons Of charcoal iron to be
shipped 70 England, probably the firsl
iron Of yestern manufacture eyer shipped
from this country.
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PRESTAN PUNISHED
FOR TIE BURNING OF COLON.
The Colombian Rsbo, ha. short shrift Attor
the Court Martial Takss Hold of his
Cass-r-iod one Day and Hung the
Mex. Bsrorean Immense ThronE.

NEW York, Sept. 3.-The Spanish
columns of the P!luama Star and Herald
Of August 20, contain report Of the pro-
ceedings of the court-mrtial that met on
the 18th inst. to try Pedro Prestan, who
has since been executed. -Four witnesses
were brought before the court and de-
clared that Pedro Prcstsn was the prinCi-
pal author OF the destruction of Colon on
the 9lst OF March last. These were Juan
Beltramo, an Italian, Clement Du Puy,
acting superintendent of the Panama
Railroad, Hugh Dleterich, German, and
William Connor, agent Of the Pacific hail
Steamship company in Colon. The four
gentlemen after having given their evil
dence against Prestan, were confronted
with him. These different declarations
show that Prestan was the author OF the
firsin Colon, although he strongly denied
all the charges laid gg1tnst him, actually
naming persons who could testify as to
his innocence. He nevertheless did not
lay the blame on any. other person, nor did
he say that his followers had not.
The Ohsirman OF the court martial or.
dered the witnesses named by Prestan 70
be brought into court SO that they should
make their statements. After the lapse Of
an hour tho court was informed that all
the persons named by Prestan were not to
be found on the Isthmua, as they had left
after the burning Of Colon. In view Of
this and ss all the Witnesses agreed on the
ono point that Prestan was the author Of
the fire, the court altar having heard the
prisoner'sd sdefense, ordered the room to be
sentence they should pronounce.
DEATH SENTENCE PRONOUNCED.
An uthouotoo hut ora ware tor,ba h,r,.
AZ !ne Yo''s uuS oN' Msl' nn ~ 80, tue "Nus
ing oil trestan az once. Ihe osatn war
rant signed, the prisoner was called in
and he was informed Of his sentence. He
Loo.. .,,o .ontonoo rooJ n,;tb o,e.t com.
ne'f1 'ffo sst'AV' 'sa" "-Ir h,er,S 80, a1
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CHICAGO, Sept. a.-The statement is
published here that twenty-one cholera
stricken hogs were cut down and con-
demned at the stock yards last night, and
that on Tuesday forty athers were CON
demned in the same way, making sixty
one in two days. The hogs had been
shipped to the Cityi n diseased condl-
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President OIeyeland's MoyeH ust.

PRosPrcr HousR, ADIRoSpAcKs, n. x,
Sept. s.-President Cleveland returned
here last night. It Is expected that be
viii remain until Saturday morning, when
he will leave for Aibsuy aud Washington
via PlatlabnFRh, ".
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CoLpxpvs, O., September S-Judse G
W. McIlvainc, Of the Supreme Court, AMI
a candidate on the Republican ticket TO
reelection, has sent his declinatlon to th'
committee on account Of u health ginc'
the nomination. A meeting hal beer
called for September 9th to fill the va
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popb,e scpIl Rncos.

RocKAwAY BEACH,, N. Y, Sept. s.-Ar'
raugements> have been completed for q
double scull race between the following;
Hanlan and Leo, Courtney and Conley,
and Teemer and Ross, 10 be rowed or
Jamaica Bay, September l2, for a purse ol
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Che aateAgsaotr,

oaI.., So.. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth street
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H.m,l.on ooupty Rspubllcan oOnyOntiop

Hamilton ooupty Republican oonTonuoH:'
CINCINNATI, Sept. s.-The Republican
County Convention reconvenpd at nearly
noon and has Just completed the ponaina-
ton OF the ten candidates for Representa-
tiyes in the General Assembly. The list
stands: Oliver 0utcRult, Fred Baker,
Theo. F. Nieman, II. Brockman, y. y.
Wydman, DR.. J. =. Bailey, DR.. I. w.
Graydon, Robert Harlan, Walter Hart
pence and John Esgers.
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nna. Nheat orop pe.tFeyad.

ourupc, Sept. s-For nearly q week
past irosss have occursd nightly north oil
this clty. AT ssossham the buckwheat
crop o sfopoELea 70 W iotslly deaEoyea.
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u,r,yEE in the U. S. District Court be-
,,nsat 10 o'clock this morning. The over
,",o will be played by the State admins
traiion.
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rus President is on his way to Wash
,Ddou. The secondhand hash houses
orS already gorged in anticipation OF his
,,,ivHI.
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Ar last the youngest soldier" queS-
.;.n !. settled in favor Of IN Ohio man.
i,0,, :, b,s 100 much elasticity to stay settled.
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A moAMoUs PROFESSOR
Hauled Up wl,ha Round Turn After MAXIM
L.IrhtnIng Love.

Hauled Up wltha Round Turn After Making
lightning Lose.
AMERIcus, GA, September 3.-Prof. r
0. Deweiss, phrenologist, lawyer, Cincin
natl Enquirer reporter, travelling photo.
sraphrr and bigamist, is in jsil here, in
default Of $500 bail, charged witd marry.
ing Stella Stokes, of slnithviIle, daughter
Of Captain Stokes. Dewaiss made love to
the girl while he photographed her, and
driving across the county the couple were
married here. News OF tho marriage
reached Mira Deweiss No, l, at Savannah,
also Captain Stokes, and the latter tracked
the couple TO Selma, Ala, where the Pro
lessor was arrested.
The=osiyinal Mrs. Dewe:ss was ut one
lime Miss Eliria Williams, Of Wilkes
county, Alabama. She first married John
Moore, a man Of means, wh0 shortly alter
ward died. Shs took for q second mate q
Mr.. Hitchcock, from California, whomsne
met in Mobile. Becoming embarrassed,
he threw liimssltinto the Alabsma river.
A few days alter DGweiss appeared in
Camden, Ala, anl became the third hus-
band OF the bereayed widow. People
were 50 incensed that they hung tho Pro-
iessor in eiigy, and the couple then pull
cd stakes Tor sayannah. Here he sailed
forth into the adjoining county to prose-
cute one Of his Numerous pursuits, aud 1t
was on one Of thess trips that he enacted
his romance with Miss Stokes.
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wvrx cholera struck filthy Marseilles
:. ,..s IN for rich harvest. No city can
Afford to 90 dirty.
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T5seE will be few tears shed over the
small onion crop.
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PLEAsAEF to the taste and surprisingly
quick in relieving coughs and cclds, II y
hot at all strange that DE. Balls Cough
Syrup alWayH succeeds,
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REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
Give Ju.tioo a Chance.

Ina well.considered articte on the man
i,er Of selecting juries in felony cases, in
the Clarksburg Msrs, the Legislature is
urged to apply the axe to the root OF the
cyil.p As the matter stands now, q
felon has the whip.hand. The State has
been wronged-but the State is at the cost
Of conducting a one-sided trial in which
Il has hardly a better prospect OF success
on tho merits Of the case than 1t would
have in an ordinary game Of chance
In fact the State frequently begins the
trial Of criminal whom it has not the
shadow Of chance to convict, though his
guilt be notorious and the evidence at
hand to prove it in regular form. After
the accused has exercised his right to
strike from the panel Of twenty any eight
men whom he does not want, and the
twelve have made oath to their compe-
tency as Jurors, the criminalis practically
master Of tho situation. The. prison keys
are in his hands, and the scatIold has no
terror for him. He may not be acquitted,
but hung jury is a respite. Next to ac-
quittal delay serves his purpose.
Under the present system tho hands Of
Justice are tied, and besides being blind
fold the goddess is bucked and gagged.
Unless the aim OF the law Is to let every
rogue go free, the law should take cog
nizsnce Of notorious things and give
society a chance to protect itself. II
eight men arc TO be stricken from o panel
OF twenty, the State ought to be permitted
to do some OF the striking.
In his recent annual message the Gov
ernor Of Ohio dwelt with great force on
this general subject, which is attracting
tie attention Of thoughtful men every
where,
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A non.nee AZ the Golden gate.

Odd things happen on the Pacific coast,
and 1t seems that they have dudes there,
too. Thomas and Gracie were engaged.
Thomas took sracie out for o drive in the
Golden Gate Park. They were jogging
along at comfortable love.making gait,
saying sweet things and unmindful Of the
warbling Of the birds, when the cigarette
habit seized Thomas, When he struck a
match to light the vilecompound otpaper
and opium his steOd took fright and ran
away.
This was the turning point in the mild
career Of Thomas. 1t was not SO much
that the carriage turned over and dumped
she cooling doves on the roadside. Oracle
made a frightiul discovery. Thomas olung
trembling to her fragile form and in pit
eous tones shrieked in her woman's car,
"saye me! Save me shall be killed. o,
1shall be killedn And when he found
himself on the cold, cold ground, he ran
like a frightened iawn ard sought solitary
refuge in the bushes. It was about here
that Oracle made the awful discovery that
she had loved AID was betrothed to "a
cowardly dude'', whom now she hated
with all the bitterness Of passionate wo.
man who moves in the first circles Of San
Francisco.
The love OF Thomas and Oracle and
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A ssIGNEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
IN REAL Estate.
aaefi Of assignment made by Samuel filten, Jt..
md Annie L. Littep, his wife, 70 Charles R. Smith
dated September ~ 1884, and recorded In the once
n die Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio County,
west yIrsipIa IN Deed Book No. 70, Of PRgH Il. ~
undersgned viii proceed 70 sell ut public auction
Ia the highest and best bidder At the lnnt door
Inc Court House OF Ohio county, In the CITY q
Wheeling, W. Va. on
WEDNESDAY, tho 9Th day Of FEBRUARY, lS&
commanding at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following d.
seribcd real estate, that Is 10 say: certain piece
MARCEL Of ground situate In the CIT! Of Wheeling,
county OF Ohio, and State OF West Virginia, DO.
scfibed and bounded as follows, to-wit: twenty-five
ieet rs M Of the west ends Of lots numbered sixty
i60l. fiftynine (69l and tty.eight (6sl In joseph
Seidwelfe Addition to the City Of Wheeling, and
in the Sixth ward Of said city; beginning a he
northwest corner Of lot numbered sixty (60, and
running In southCrly direction with the west line
n lots numbered sixty Eeol. Attysnlne tS9i ard
ffty.cIght (bS), one hundred ZOO feet TO stake;
thence al right angles with said line IN al eafy
direction twenty five l26 ieeti thence in horthtf
" direction one hundred feet, n0re or less 70
Tweuty.sixth street: thence In awcSterly direction
with the line OF said street IN the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-onethitd Of the purchase
money. and as much more as the purchaser may
eiect 10 pay, cash in hand on day Of Sie; and The
residue then OF In two equal instalments, At slt
and twelve months from day OF sale; the purchase
IA give M notes for the deferred inStalmenb and
Is secure The same by deed OF trust upon The
property sold. -. :, .,,,r,, 80.
w. IT. HAiIER. Aucti0near. jazz
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A Js,fer.onian Thought for Cleveland.


An old letter OF Thomas Jclferson's has
been raked up in which that great man
gives in brief his idea Of the labors of the
presidential Office. In his experienced
Judgement "of all the duties imposed on
the executive head Of government ap-
pointment to office is the most difficult
and most irksome;" and he thought that
civil servants should be removed only for
"malconduct."
President Cleveland is understood to be
a Jefiersonian Democrat. II he would
profit by the experience Of his great pre-
deccssor and all the Presidents who have
come after him he should post this saying
of JciTerson's on the White House door in
letters so large thathe whoruns may read.
Alright hemightturn on thcclectric light,
so that It could be said Of him in history
that he gloriied Civil Service Reform with
nightly illumination.
A President OF the United States may,
ithe will, give twenty-four hours Of every
day to office.seekers, yet no viii not be
able to satisfy the hunger Of all who come;
his party will growl and the country will
not be pleased. lis impossible for him
to know personally the merits Of each ap-
plicant, or how great jar the displace-
ment OF one faithful servant occasions to
the public service. He must take charac-
ter and fitness on trust, and the men who
mislead him will be the first to deny their
responsibility. The President is the prey
Of yultures. A vuiture has fapacious
hunger but no conscience.
More ought not to be expected Of the
Chief Magistratethan that he shallappoint
the principal civil officers who with him
put a stamp upon his administration, and
then see to the execution OF the laws. 1t
ought not to be demanded Of him that he
set up an ofice-broker's shop in the
White House and distract his mind with
matters not properly concerns Of state.
Custom has much to do with the ex-
actonsuponhistime, patience and vitality,
but the President is a big enough man to
begin q custom and set fashion. Ifthere
must BIO bundling out Of one set Of parti-
sans To let in another, that work may be
left 10 the heads OF departments.
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Formerly weak, nervous, dyspeptic,
and debilitated individuals who found
only disappointment in the various bit.
ters and secret quack nostrums, pretended
prised to regain perfect health and strength
Of mind and body, and complete hearts
ease and freedom from aches and pains by
the use OF DIR. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla. It restores every disordered
function to q normal condition. D&w
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Tun want soap.' AZ your grocer ior It.

HeA man in Georgia has sold his
wife. she-The men would do 1t here II
they could, but we're too sharp for them.
You tried to sell me last night about sit
ting up with a sick friend, but l knew
better.
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thayO used and thoroughly tried all the y.,,os.
make Of roller skates, and / am free 10 SAy mi
ToTir sknte caps the climax. They are he rS0St
durable and simple l ever used, and are beyond
doubt the best for RINK ny manages q scienuae
skating. A. Y; fsTAbhook, Dayton, o,
tChRmplon Of AmericR.l
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Tue Peoples Remedy for Biliousnesa.
Constipation, Piles, Sick Headache, Jaun-
dice, &C., is Aliens Bilious Physic, a pure
vegetable liquid remedy; large bottle, %
cents. At all druggists. TThs&w
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa
1haIo slated Cd. q Professional iCs Ten yn
youfs superior 10 any, AID shall use them exciS.
lively hereafter. W.R GOOD4Ll.
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We have been using your skates for the Last tbYsa
months, and have pleasure In stating that We eoS.
slider Il superior % any that We have ever seen 3,
With W. W. Coles Clicts.
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1hsye been engaged In the roller skating bud,
mes for eight years and Gnd your skate much n.
petior AL others for general use cp,n,
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champion Of tho Northwat

The skates have been received. tiled at ia mi
by experts, and approved. RoBT BuSSiSS-
Manager Brooklyn Rink
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Llrhtnlnr strIke. YonBllehted oar.

CharleItoa Tina.
We know Of specials from this city to
that journal which, upon reaching the
Register Office, were glaringly exaggerated.
Proof OF this statement can be obtained at
the Western Union Telegraph Office in
Charleston. The Register, therefore, ought
TO be the last paper 70 talk about journal.
istie SANDER. The Pittsburgh Time. did
Just what any other paper would have
done, and II It's news editor will favor the
public with the name Of the man who
filed the dispatch, and who receives pay
for 1t, we believe lightning will strike on
Market street, between Twelfth and Four
teenth.
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anltes Rhates.
THE MUNCIE ROLLER SKATE.

Nine reasons why it's superior to ali o,b,,
ISL It Is che only adjustable button skate,
"a. II can Be changed In she Instantly,
"a. II q equal 70 four pair Of any other SksA
an. Il has met with greater iucCes ~ an
bth. tits the most simple.
6th. II q the most durable.
Tth. Il can be made plain or scientific.
sth, Its the only practical Rink Hfatc
9th. II Is endorsed by the finest exteris ana =.
iessionnl 81 the world Is being DC insst n.y., ~
ment ---.-. WV
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We have had ten yeats experience In ,olle,
Ekating In many countries, during which time "a
have tested q hnndted or more different paiternl
We nave had your skate In daily use now over tVO
months and given Il d fair trial It b superior d
any We have used before.
49, w -, LANE BROTHERS, Professional
Engllsh Roller Skaters. ,
8. &c. BOYD.
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aprY11.,s IounNALlsM., d
A schoolot the Same Founded In wheeling.
The Method It Teaches.

A Gehoolof the same founded In MheeunB.
The Method II Teaches.
AooreaeIa Esam3na.
The Wheeling Register ofthe 9Th inst,
has an editorial headed, Devils Journal
ISM" in which the publishers Of metro
politan journals are taken to task for fthe
sensational lies that are constantly APP
pearing in the said publications.
The immediate cause Of this editorial is
the publication Of outrageous lies in re-
gard to the trouble that grew out Of the
clerkship OF this county on the LIST inst.
The position Of the Regitter is well taken;
butt forgets that 1t Is as deep In the
mud. as the metropolitan journals y
rasps over the knuskles are din the mire !"
for the Register was the first to publish the
outrageous story Of the trouble growing
out al the contest for the clerkship Of this
county.
tional stuff, scandals and crimes; and we
think It's local columns will show the per
nicious effect this kind Of reading has
upon its readers.