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Irisa great satisfaction to know that
tie July Musical Festiyalin this city prom
ises to be successful event. In its artistic
features it will be beyond anything ofthe
kind ever attempted in this vicinity. The
choruses will be strong, and we shall have
with US ssolOists OF repute. The people Of
Wheeling owe it to themselves to aid this
wotllyundertaking ineyery possible way.
The festival will not only stimulate the
local taste for music, but twill bring here
a very large number of people. This
means that it will bring here a great deal
Of money which otherwise Wheeling
would not sec. The festival is to last three
days, and many visitors will come to see
Through, II we take advantage Of this
opportunity we can easily have more oi
thesame good thing.
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-7@-~sWN--s77'-'
A BLOODYRIOT
AZ a southern campmeetins between coun
try and CITY Colored, Men.

At q Southern Campmeeting between Coun.
tryand City coloredi Men.
coluaBl4, s. O., June l2.-News has
been received here Of o bloody riotwhich
occurred on Sunday alta negro campmeet;
ing at Mount Zion church, about, nine
miles from Yofzville. The country
darkiss had promulgated the idea that
they did not desire The presence Of town
negroes at the meeting, and in turn the
town negroes had boaated thatthey would
90 down to Zion and teach the rural darr
kies leasop in etiquette. Besides the
knives and fasors and cheap pistols, |,
which go 10 make up tue negro's
defensive outfit each party was we'll sup
ptied with whisky. Scarcely had the first
Town contingent arrived when hostilities
began. The conflict was desperate and
bloody and ragged for over en- hopr, ut the
end OF which time country negroes were
In possession OF the field and the town
darEiea in full retreat. /,
The casualtfeg as near as can be learned
were one man killed, two fatally wounded
and at least twenty more OF lesE seriously
injured. Ageneral stampede followed the
llrat clash. The meeting closed without
the Formally, Of q doxology, and the
frightened negroes Of both sexes and all
ages and conditions saampetsd OH every
direction.
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TuE Regents Of the University have
taken tho bull by the horns. They have
done so much that is unqualifedly good
that the ISrRLLlGEScER Is not disposed to
cdticise them Tor what they have left un.
zone. We understand the difficulties Of
the situation, and we eau see why 1t was
notthought expodient to put the knife in
deeper.
The restoration Of the Presidency to
take the place Of the Craftsmanship Of the
Faculty is a move Of eminent wisdom.
The choice Of the Regents for the presi,
deucy fell upon gentleman Of fine attain
ments, Of high character, widely and IA
yOrably known through West Virginia,
whose comfortable fortune has enabled
him TO devote his time TO those intellec.
tual pursuits which have made him one
Otthe most accomplished men inthe State.
Mr. Turner has yet to be tried in the
diaiOult position to which he has been
called. But his strong will and indepen.
dence Of character, in addition TO his ripe
scholarship, justify the hope that he will
be successful. Mr. Turner Is a Democrat
and free trader. bat unless We much
mistake the man he will not carry par:
ttsanship into nm Institution which par.
tisau has very nearly wrecked.
The other new members Of the faculty
are good men and experienced educators.
Pot. Reynolds has an excellent record.
PNi. whttehill has peculiar atnsss
for the Chair Of Chemistry. He WILDE .
los to Wheeling and great gain 10 the
univsnlty.
The lStELLIoEScER is glad to look'upon
the reforms already instituted as an
earnest Of better things to come. There
isln the action Of the Regents the promise
otthe moral and intellectual elevation Of
tie University. The people Of the State
will not be nnmindfal Of this new depart,
ute, and 1t is hoped that they may respond
toitin practical way. The University
Of West Virginia can easily bs made q
credit TO otheState. Thepresent departure
Is clearly in that line. }s,6lf
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Burned by Petroleum.

PtrraDpgaH, P June 2.-The Chronicle
1elegrapFs TarentAm, Pa, special says;
Henry Altemyers three sons, aged I, >
and 3 years, respectively, were terribly
burned this morning by the explosion Of
a. can otreaned petroleum, Tha children
obtained possession Of the oil IN gone
manner and were playing with it In an
outhonse. One Of them applied Q match
to the can and an explosion followed:
The burning huld was scattered in all
directions aud the children With fEiculty
were rescued from the flames, Tgo of
them will die and the third Is ia q Serious
condition.
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An A1hnninn rra r,e,,,,.. al

scurARi, ALBANIA, June PA terrible
tragedyrocently occurred in the family Of
Of Pfenk Doda, Prince Of the Meridites.
The Prince is detained as a hostage at
Constantinople. From there lie sent a
message TO his mother, who resides at
scutari, saying that he suspected that his
cousin was playing the part OF a spy for
the Turkish Government. The cousin
soon after visiting the residence of Prenk
Doda in Scutari, was shot dead. The ar
rest OF the mother and sister OF Prenk
Doda was Immediately ordered. They es-
capped by seeking and securing refuge in
the French Consulate. The Porte now
demands the surrender by the French auE
thorities of the mother and sister Of Prenk
Doda, claiming that they are aecompllces
In the murder. 80 7.Il77i5 ~
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NRw YoRr, June 12.-The next Com
yention Of theA erican Bankess Associa-
ton will be held at Chicago September
2Sd aud 24th, 1886. Its desired to make
the discussions this year practical, the ad-
dresses brief aud the resolutions fruitful
Of good results. The coming convention
has already elected an extensive CORES.
pondence, and important topics have
been suggested. Prominent among the
list are the silver problem and It's labor
Aspects and with the remedies expedient
and the fundamental conditions OF the
final adjustment or temporary solution.
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GESEyA, N. Z, June II Yeatefdag
alterpoen, III Naples, tbisiouptg' awe4lthy
farmer named Simon Lyon who had be-
come insane and was being taken to an
asylum by his brother, John 1yon, and
Deter Eraser engaged IA 4 terrible Struggle
with them. He Sss foyelpo wesed, but
While Fraser was searching tor q rope with
which TO bind him, he renewed the strig-
Gle with John. The latter, in sci deiene,
seized Simon By tho hlaat and held him
until Fyasef returned, The insane man
diedai few moments after being released
from his brother 3 grip, which had stran-
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BELLAIRE.
Slight Collision Natural 5Gas-Floral Sun.
day, Etc.

Slight Colllslon=N Natural Gas Floral Sun.
day, Etc.
Are We to have any kind Of aratiaca-
ton meeting
Mrs. DR.. AK. Smith left for her home
at Cleveland Yesterday.
Mrs Mahlon Wilson has left ojoinher
husband at Trinidad, Colorado.
There will be floral services at the
Gravel Hill Presbyterian Church .to-mof.
row. Fl. 8 K.
Henry He'll is expecting 10 receive in a
few days q new boat. Il will be OF red
cedar, thirty.one feet long, and will weigh
twenty-five pounds.
The M. L. Church had moderately.
well attended festival at the City Hall, and
the Christian Church had one last night
at Rev. j.. M. Monroe'shome.
aThe New Sensation arrived here yes
terday again and fired a salute Of one gun
which good many took TO be a Foraker
gun fired by the Republicans.
Frank Hindman is soliciting subscrip-
tions to the Bellaire Natural Gas Com
pany. About s. 1000 has been subscribed,
but more Is needed to fully test whether
gas is TO be found here.
The Baltimore & Ohio fast line eastwas
detained here an houryesterday morning.
A freight train coming In was struck at the
cattle yards by an engine running down
the grade of the bridge, and tho track was
blockaded for come time.
The School Board has not yet filed 81
the vacancies In the teachers places. The
following additional teachers have been
appointed: First ward, No. 8, Ada w Werlich;
Second ward, No. 5, Jennie Duncan; i;
colored school, ]. E. Hamilton.
! Rev. ]. X. Nc Kallip got back from his
vacation trip yesterday, much Improved
in health. He will preach tomorrow fore
noon, when the church is to be decorated
with flowers. In the evening there will
be special services, with several addresses.
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Pound % 10 Insane.

CHICAGO, 1bts. .lgae 1s.-Antheny
Funk alias Talbot, charged with gstsmati-
cally stealing more than 1000 volumes
from the Chicago public tibtsry in the
eonFse t ot two Year,, while in tie SRpleF
Of the library and VIE was sslspesSs 2, q z
design OF trying to blow Up ths ghicaeo
University by the employment ot IN ins
ieynal machine, was found TO be tnealo to-
day, ard sent 70 the Elgin insane asylum.
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FlyeRnilrond Iab borsrs Rilled.

I ClYciSNATI, o, June l2.-Dispatches
received blythe officers of.the Cincinnati
Southern road, from Somerset, KY, deny
tile report sent last night that construc-
ton train had been wrecked by the caying
in Of Oak tunnel. The story arose from
the fact thatta road masters construction
train going South last night was thrown
from the track two miles north Of New
river, by striking Q COW. The caboose
and seven cars wefe dItched. Five labor
ers were killed, and the fireman, 0'Dan;
mel, and ten oreleven others were injured.
The track was cleared by 11o'cleck last
niSht. 49, - .g5ss.
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A nlysteriop Is Murder.

srAuSros, va, June l9.-Last week q
boy living with his uncle, Jack Hoffman,
a mountaineer Of Highland county, died,
II was alleged, from the effects Of q fall.
Guspioion was aroused and the body exi
humed. The autopsy disclosed the feet
that death had resulted from a knife
wound Of the intestines and spine. Hotf.
man diSliked the boy, and tits thought he
murdered him. Several years ago a little
girl mystsriougly disappeared from the
SAME house and has not since bsen heaFd
Of. The community Is greatly excited and
threats Of lynching arc made. III
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shall contract to pay annually $50 each
for twenty FIRE plug and $40 for each ad-
nitional plug, should more be needed.
The company guarantees TO furnish the
plugs. keep them in order, and supply Q
sufficient amount OF water for extinguish-
ing fires and flooding sewers. II Is pro-
posed TO erect first-class works SO that the
supply can be depended upon, not only
for household purposes, but also for GER
tain classes OF manufactures.
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Madrid, June 12.-Eleyen cases Of q
disease resembling cholera are reported
here. -Four deaths occurred here yester-
day from the malady reported. The San
itary eaicioss continue the work Of disin.
tectng the streets and Of keeping large
bontres burning at all available points
Into these fires sulphur Is cast frequently.
Seven new cases OF cholera and three.
deaths occurred to-day in the city OF
Murcia and three new cases and ten
deaths in the province OF Murcia outside
Of the city. A number Of new cases OF
cholera and of deaths sthereirom are re-
ported from other districts in Spaiin.
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srEuBENyILIE.

~
Two Railroad Accidents and n Suit against
h the Pam Handle Entered.
Special Dipafet % De 14ttstiaalea.
.sTEupEsviIIE, o., June 12. George os-
borne, q resident Of this city, was taken
sick near Dennison yesterday evening,
and sitting down on the end Of a railroad
lie, was struck by a Pan-H Handle engine.
He received serious injuries, but they are
not believed 10 be fatal. ~
VIM. Hall, 19years Of age, and an en-
ploye Of the Jefferson Iron Works, was
seriously injured this morning by being
caught between the bumpers Of a Pan.
Handle freight train. His right leg was
crushed and right side bruised. II is
thought he will die.
December %, 1883, Thomas A. ;Diyett,
Pan. Handle freight brakeman, was in
stantly killed in this city, by an apron Of
the coal schute failing down and striking
him while the train was passing. Suit
against the company was today entered
for 10000.
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eitfg u Martih'k forfy.
Tonight the Climax will run to Wells.
Miss Lizzie Tannehill gave a very pleas
ant party at her home Thursday evening.
Work on the Commercial block and the
Hoyle=Jones building Is progressing rap.
idly.
Rev. G. W. shott, Of Wheeling, will
speak to the Rechabites in the Grove this
afternoon.
Avery pleasant party was given at the
residence Of Mr.. w. II. Blackford on
Thursday evening.
Several men are here from Pittsburgh
to FIX the furnace and straighten up
things in general at the Union glass house.
Yesterday morning the body Of a man
was found floating near the "sisters.n II
was discovered by q fishing party belong
ing 10 Martins Ferry, and was towed
down, by them. The corpse was laid on
the Buckeye wharf and Coroner Criswell,
Of Bellaire summoned. In searching the
dead mans clothing, two receipts, eighteen
cents in money, two ferry tickets, q rule
and some tobacco was found. The name
on the receipts was g. w Duval. Heis
supposed To- be the man who was drowned
at East Liverpool on Wednesday, Of which
the INTELIlGrNcHg made mention. as the
body answers the description given, ex-
antlV. .stgl -a, -af4 "a ~ SKI FIuII tlfis-H
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HEaR what Tie Cincinnati Commercial
CaptxSays: "There were more sentences
uacked with meaning in what Colonel
TAYLOR said at Springfield than in. any
other speech in or out Of the conventlon.p
1.Ip iact it was a speech to paste in your
hat aal refer 10 frequently in the mild
spidt Of "Up, Guards, aud at 'em."
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"rhe Coming Man. %

LONDON, June 12.-1t was reported to-
day Uncertain circles that the MARQUIS Of
Salisbury, after q consultation with con-
seryatiye leaders, had decided 10 advise
that efforts be made to induce Mr.. Glad.
stone to reconsider his resolve to resign,
and should the, effort fail lie suggests that
Sir Stafford Northcote be called upon to
form a cabinet.
kilograms from all The principal points
along theroute taken by the MARQUIS Of
Salisbury to Balmoral show that the
journey was made through "a continued
series OF popular oyations. On all that
part OF the way which lies In Scotland
crowds OF people assembled in all the rail-
way stations and cheered the Coming
man" At the Aberdeen station, where
the train stopped, the denomination was
particularly enthusiastic. Here some one
called out "three cheers for Gladstone
and the invitation was greeted with
ktUdLlh anu llSSeS. ..iIlIt a y ~ ..ss.l i1HiT
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Destruetiye Firc M LONDON.

LONDON, June u The immense build
ing occupied by the International Invent
ors' Exhibition has burned. Most OF the
inventions on exhibition were destroyed.
The Indian museum adjoining, contained
many costly and rare models Of Indian
workmanship. These were chiefly sup.
Piled from the Kensington museum, and
the impossibility of duplicating them
makes their destruction o serious national
loss: The damage to the exhibition build
Is Of a trifiing character. IN m
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0iadstone,. ltesirnntlo,n.

LONDON, June 12.-Mr. Gladstone an
nounced in the House Of Commons this
afternoon that he had resigned his office:
that the Queenhad accepted his resigna,
ton and that Her Majesty had informed
him that she had summoned the Marquis
Of salisbury, the leader Of the opposi-
ton In the House Of Lords to Balmoral,
for the purpofe Of ent,usting him, with
thetf formation Of q new Ministry.
Mr.. Gladstone continuing said that
under the peculiar circumstances SUR.
rounding the outgoing government, he
would, q little later, propose that the
HOUSE OF Commons adjourn until next
Monday. The question had arisen, he
proceeded, whether It would be bestfor
public convenience and interest to 10 on
with the pending legislation concerning
the redistribution Of the seats bill. The
present government would only do so
with the consent Of the House.
Adjourned till Monday. IS
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ilRIDGKp
The Big X. Of r. Paraae-A Miner Badly
s Hurt-Psrsonala. ~ :

The Big Il. Of p. Parade-A Miner Badly
Hurt-Personals.
q. D. Smith Is East on ashort trip.
The Presbyterian church festival netted
about $50.
Thestreet lamps are now keptin excel
lent condition.
Misa Bessie Moore, Of East RichIand,
was in town yesterday. i
The excursion TO Cleveland Yesterday.
on the o., j. & w. was well patronized,
considering the hard times. h
Y Mrs. R. u. Alexander left yesterday for
Aurea, N. ", to-attend the commence
ment at Wells College .at that place, where
her daughter, Miss Minnie, took the high.
est honors. ,liii ~ =
Nj. Marx Williams, q miner at the
Wheeling Creek mines, was seriouSly 10.
jured yesterday BY the premature dis.
charge Of d blast he was famming. its
feared that his eyeaight Is destroyed. q
Thorewill lbeaspecial meetingof Belmont
lodge No. 100, X. OF I. on Saturday morn
ing, June 20, ut s o'clock, for the purpose
Of participating in the street parade OF
Baltimore lodge in Wheeling. They
will plonic at the new Fair grounds on
Wheeling Island on that day. All who
can should attend and make II q large az
fair. q ii ~ 5ll
Having sold my stock Of boots, shoes
and gents inrnishing goods, in order 10
reduce stock Twill sell at cost for the
next thirty days. ',is
e, +. A. MAYpERRy.
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Sioux CRY. Iowa. June 1.-Two men
have Just arrived from nine miles north Of
Sioux City. They'were passengers on the
Sioux Falls train, on the Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul railroad, due
here at 7:10, The train was struck
by a,cyclone and every car thrown from
the track and smashed to spiecss. There
were three passenger. coaches and
baggage car. A large number Of persons
We're injured. No details have been ne.
,caiyed. r. n 40
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ssilll.S1. !. .ls. Is pi.ilseelphla

pnli1pElpiitl, June Il. John =. ssls
liyap, Of Boston, GOT very drunk here
wednesday, ates six dozen Glsms at one
sitting; and put the inmates Of several
saloons % flight. A dozen OF his friends
then oyetpowerel him and w main force
put him 70 bed.
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NEw Yonx, June 12.--Jacob R. shep;
herd, Of Peruvian claim fame, was sued
yesterday inthes supreme Court, by Aman-
da Dolphin, Of West Virginia, who claims
that he induced her, by false representa-.
tions as to itsIpurport, to sign q paper Civ:
ing him power Of attorney to dispose Of
her property, on which she had only en-
gagged him to procure q loan. Shepherd
conducted his own case. The testimony
fthe lady was quite amusing and very se-
we're upon Shepherd. lShe alleged thatin
his Interview With her he had called her
endearing names, and tried to play the
.'papa' dodge upon her; and insulted her,
and attempted to kiss her, all Of which she
had properly resented, She told shep-
herd he was . NASTY SMALL and finally
grew SO excited that she had fainting
spell, and the case was adjourned until
TODAY ~ 4 isA.a{lA " sal'lii tEiia, =
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KANSAS Cry, Mo, June The Tines
Marysyille, Mo-, special says: Meagre
reports arc received here Of tragedy al
etapberry, this county, last night. sey.
mour House, while INTOXICATED, went
home in company vith BIZ
brother William and there got into q
quarrel with Martin Hall, who shot and
killed Seymour and mortally wounded
'Villis#, The wife Of Seymour House Ii
Halls sister,
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wnES postmasters are removed for re-
diving subscriptions for ''the Tribune, an
obscene newspaper published in the city
oiNew York." we observe that tho coun-
try Is on tile high road TO reform. Next
Comstock will be asked TO tackle a news
psper which has few equals for ability,
dignity and moral cleanliness. Vipe Ia
Rtprblipr, so to speak. n
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THE GRAND OLD MAN.
To the House OF Commons, which Adiourus
TIL Monday-rhe Marquis OF salisbury
Called by the Qneen to Form New
cablnet-Hls Trip 70 Balmoral.
ANNousoEs n1s nEslesATloN

LONDON, June l2.-Now that It has be
come apparently the departure Of the
Marquis Of Salisbury for Balmoral that
tue Tories will assume the reins Of the
Government, the Parnellite members Of
Parliament have begun comforting with
the leading Conservatives with regard to
the. Government Of ireland, Mr.. Parnell
and his followers strongly urge the Tories
TO adopt the home rule measure for Ire.
land, stating that the advocacy OF such q
step by the Conservatives would COM
pletely dash the Liberals. s5i
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Tur Cincinnati Enquirer bears this testi-
uouy: "a strong ticket was nominated
a dspripglleld yesterday, but Ohio Demo
rtats are not discouraged" No, not dis.
couagel, but good deal disdgured, all
tha snna.
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rocs out Of the six nominees on the
Ohio Republican ticket are boys who wore
,bp blue. This won't hurt them any in
Ohio. but it wouldn't help them a bit II
tbey wanted little something from Cleye-
- ....
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swallowed b. % Earlhaaal.e.

ST.. PErERsnuno, June Pan earth
quake has occurred in Eastern Caucasus.
The town Of sikuch was completely swal-
lowed up, and the township suffered TO
the extent OF several million roubles.
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AftnrIr HanInn.

PFTrsBuRsu, Pa, June 12.-John Teem-
or, the oarsnaa, Issued . challenge 70 Ed
ward Hanlan to-day, offering TO row ons
race Of either four or five miles for from
$1,000 to s. 900 side and the champion:
Sh!p Of America or I've races, each oi
1900 a side, % the iaAoSing aiataneesj !
Three miles, three miles and hall, fopf
miles, fotr miles and q half and fye
miles. Tho races 10 be fowed on any
water or waters that may be agreed upon.
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Mr. Elrlxs, being Intercepted, says it
/, 100 far ahead to say who will be the
Republican choice in 1888. But he was a
IN Blaine in 1884 and isn't sorry for it.
:, rItirs continues To have level head.
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onarranllnlnr Arainsl snnIn,

PARIS, June l2. .-1n view OF the prevail
ence Of cholera in Spain the French Gov.
eminent has given orders to subject ar
rivals from Spain on the francois Spanish
frontier TO three days quarantine.
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I.lopea WLlhl N 4 A.lyentaress.

HusFSoTos, Pa, June ls. william II.
Bare, q M, Union, eloped Wednesday
night with Miss Mary Ann Hines a rural
adventures, Bare has been an extensive
graindea'er, about q years old and hos
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yov observe the fine Italian hand Of
-. administration in Ohio. The Demo-
s-,,jc "a Daty Of the country will be spend
II, ,on,e "booile" there, too.