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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
STATE NOTES.

4 new hotel,is to be opened at st.
George.
Postmaster Scott, OF Psrksrsburgr has
resigned.
The Hintoa American is q new paper
Published st Hinton, Summers county.
Portsmouth, Ohio, ia wrestling with the
question of issuing bonds to light the city
5y electricity.
There was q man in Charleston from
Raymond city, Friday, who claimed to be
lO7 years Of age.
A Weston man has Just perfected very
cheap ard practical hre escape for hotel
purposes, and has applied for s. patent.
The Huntingdon nail mill Is still being
boomed. A number OF ladies have sub
scribed sums ranging from SIS to $500.
A number Of new wells are being drilled
in the Volcano oil regions More sttsn'
ton is being paid to the production OF
light than heavy oil.
Two public srtesian wells are beng
drilled in the town of BaekhSnnon, IN the
hopes OF securing . good supply Of water
for FIRE ard general purposes.
Lower Gloyer's Gap school is without g
teacher. A. s. Roby re young man who
had charge, skipped out Tor the west last
week TO avoid arrest on the charge OF Sc
duction.
A young man named Simpson, aged
eighteen, was fatally injured at Levsrings
Mil, Wilsouis, this State, last week. de
was struck scross ths abdomen BY piece
of board that Was being sawed.
Daniel Holland, of Grafton, with his wife
and seven children, moved to Wichita,
Kansas. They travelled the entire distance
in q one horse WAGON. On the way there
was an addition of one made to the family.
The srtesisn well at the Hospital for the
Insane, at Weston, is down l22 feet and
cased TO the solid rock rs fest below the
suriaee; but despite this the water Is so
thoroughly saturated With gas as to be to-
tally unfit for use.
Lsst Thursday night Miss Isabella Brown,
q patient at the Weston Insane AsSlum
from Richie county, committed suicide oy
hanging. She used o strip taken from her
bedding, which she tastenej to the tran
som of the door Of her ROOM
A man named Michael Largo, employed
as top filler st tie Irondals furnace,
Preston county, wss killed few nights
since By being empowered By gas. When
found he had been dead for some tine, He
was Slav, but had been in this country
tOs several years.
| Grafton has little boy named Norris
Eyeleth Who can boast Of eleven grand
fathers and grsndmothers. 1t comes about
in this way: He has two grsndtsshers and
two grsudnothsrs, two great grandfsthers
and two great grsudnothers, two step great
grandmothers snd one step great grand
father.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co. II
. BIT exercised over the rumor that the
purchasers of the Hsrper's Ferry property
will when they build their mills there, cut
OF the canal from the Ferry's water priv.
legss. The Government, il is alleged, has
al this time allowed the canal com pany to
use the works as feeder but Only on sui
fersnee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

Ouite q blockade occurred on the tracks
south of the B. Il o. passenger depot about
9 o'clock last night. No T. passenger train
sud the GAINESVILLE accommodation we're
DELAYED tor some time by taugle Of
freight from off the Pittsburgh division.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
fnundsr s.orpa

may purify ths 81, bu. nothsss esc.p:
soZ0D0Ny vill parity The nosth 6lied
vith .sglecssd tsth, And fe:eoe -
e.sthfol sesysp q uanA,sd ifoa 49,
ruin befors Il iSsbo lats. Don't Iesiees 70
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vith ia reeSl1A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
RAILROAD RUMBLINGs.

The B. & o. R. R. folks are having
quite time lately with long freight trains
breaking in two on the bridge. 1t is lit
tie up grade aud the couplings are too
weak for the trains drawn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

E,l%-as. , c EogemOe, 3O.-A.
: Pc.h an VI. Of Petersburg, Grant
,-;;T VS. Vagina svs ts,e On their
sst.icg .orE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

In South Wheeling last night some one
folded newspaper and placed it in an
empty car standing on the track and set it
on FIRE. 1t was evidently done for the
purpose Of creating an excitement, sSit
did, for it is not probable that any iausge
could result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

East Liverpool and the C. Il P. r r
Co. had lively tilt Saturday night that
came near resulting in riot. The com
psny hsd taken possession Of and had al
most succeeded in laying track across
one of the streets, when the street commits
siouer appeared with a posse Of men and
drove the railrosders away and tore up the
t.sck. Peace now reigns snd an effort to
compromise is being made.
Yesterday ss the II o'clock scoomno
datiou was passing the glass works
in East Wheeling, on its way into tbs
city, two boys exercised themselves BY
throwing stones at one Of the cars. They
succeeded in breaking three windows, anC
one Of the damaging missiles came verI
near hitting lady seated in the csr. Th'
persons who saw them did not know them
but ths csse, however. is beiug worked uI
by the authorities.
Yesterday about noon a railroad seci
dent occurred on the P. c. i ST. L. il
North Wheeling, near Wilson & Dunlevy'I
cooper shop. No. 5, passenger, vss lesV
ing for Pittsburg, and when bat 8 shor
distance below the scene Of the accident
GONE miscreant on the bank sbove threw
rock at the engineer. which came YER
near hitting him. He for 6 mouen
engaged himself in looking after bis IN
/ known assailsnt. On resumiDg his dutie
he observed q number Of freight cars CON
ing down the track but short distanc
ahead Of him. These we're being run bac
| oy the yard engine, which Q. that time va
not in sight. The engineer Of the Passsr
( ger train had Just tine TO stop his e5giu
when Il :Ess struck. II is thought Aft
doIIAEs viii repair al damages. 10 pc
son sustained any injury,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

a.7.r. -, .--s, AY November 30 -Janss
.s.ss-, -Aaai2L ~ CT the Harris Museum, is
49,. A' Harris saws Rs7sli is a de-
Sss ~ :, q ,sa'. 500 Rsgell is from
s.,.-- 80; ont managed the Pias5urg
~ :, =; ..,''s ..s.''s le cane here Els mgthod
& l. sL. '.e' money to pay bills pay psrt
Sl,o,,;,,,s- =. @ 57i he paper extended and
'os balance to tas! living.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
Never GIVE Up.

II you are suffering with 10. and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general de-
hlity, disordsred blood, weak constitution,
headache, or any disease Of 9 bilious nature,
BY ell means procure bottle Of Electric
Bittars. Yoz win be surprised TO ses u.
rapid inpro7emsntt that viii follow; you VII
be inspired with new iifs; s:rsngth and &C.
tivitJ win return; pain and misery vii
cease, sndbsneetorth you VIII rejoies;a q th,
praise Of Electric Httera Sd At Gift
eenta bottla By LOGAN L Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

,,.., ,IA ';iags disgrace. BRAVERY briny.
3: ~. -. - - Pc RIs from las
Pl,C13,,, TIE CalPa Omar; bot DR..
iae A s'-sa 20, syrup has ssveI millions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

"WHY sit doubled up ike an old man,
my boy What's Iheumsiisml Take the
good the gods provide thee, and send
twenty-five cents around the corner for Q
bottle Of Salvation Oil and you'll ride
your B:eyele Io.merroR."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
EoREHGNEy Il roLITIci

On the other hand, ia London districts
which have invariably been true to the
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
A SPECIMEN OF DEMOCRATIC HARMONY.

CHICAGO, July 20 (SpectdDClne Iecen'
meetings Of the Cook County Democratic Central Com
m,tt.e have been stormy. A meeting last night was
not an exception. Tho session was taken up In discus
sion of measures to defeat the operation OF the Curss
election law which forbds the holding OF elections In
bar.rooms and makes 1t incumbent upon election judges
TO read and write the English language Tho leaders
mako no concealmont Of their intention to defeat the
law, II possible. The meeting was about 70 ADJOURN
when Captain Graham moved that the committee sign
petition to the President favor OF appointing Thomas
p Mulcahy as lieutenant IN tho United states Army.
4" am with him II his nsme is Mulcahy," said " Mike
Mcdonald 1--WE will ruin the young mans chances IL
va sirn the petition" said Van Pelt Tho President
don't recognize our organization" Tho petition was
signed however and Mike" said that wa. Ignored
thew would auction othe picture ofMr Cleveland whcn
supposed to decorate the walls o. the ciuo .o"I
After the adjournment Fourteenth ward stats smhn;
Timothy Rysn entered the room He said that nc hna
been unfairly treated BY some Of the commtesmen mo
made a charge on Godfrey Baker, q City Hall cmpioyo
from the Fourteenth Ward and struck him n the eye
Mike" McDonald interfered. Ryar Jerted on his coat
and wanted TO attack MIKE" Mcdonald hurled some some
ugly epitbes but friends kept them apart ana no oo'
VA shed
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
MORE BLOOD SHED BY THE APAOHEa

Tucson, Ari, July 25.-A letter received
here yesterday from Professor duzman dated rina"
Sonora Mexico. July g." says: Pour American min
A.. canning from the st. Helena mine attacked yes
teriay afternoon by Apachcs. One of the men, 6ian
wa. killed. another wounded and the other two suo
ceeded in reaching of the companys mines, where
party was Immediately organized to 90 out and bring
the body Of the dead When they reached the spot
where he wa. killed they were surprised to ind the
bodies OF two dead men. The second body was recog
nzed that Of General Pcs9uiera major or
bome when he was killed Gillian was buried with mill
tary honors he having been Q captain In the Union
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
4 CANDIDATE FOR THE THRONE OF BRUNSWICK.

LONDON, July 25.-Adjutant-General Prince
Henry VII do Reuss, German Ambassador 70 .ienna'
~ hos hsep urzed "A the best available candidate In
the German Imperial interest for the throne OF Grand
Ducby of Brunswick had his candidacy approved by
Emncror William. The Det Of the Duchy VIII tnereIore
- 70 ofer the Prince the Brunswck crown
St its October assembly. The wife OF the Prince dc
Rauss ia q cousin Of the Emperor
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
WORKSHOPS Blu RNED IN PARIS.

PARIS, July 25.-The Batignolles quarter OF
the city was visited by severe fire last evening Tho
conagration occurred in district occupied by carpet
warehouses carpenter shops and other workshops OF
various kinds and was not extingushed until buildings
coverlno nve blocks had been destroyed Tho loss
amounts 10 several million francs One fireman was In
inred and IL s feared several are missing ina. they
we're killed Among the buildings burned were tho Ju
gandi IA w-mills and ROsscau's carpet factories.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
SUED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE

SYRACUSE, July 25.-William Porter Sabey,
age ftynye dealer in hats aud caps here. has been
sued by Minnie Eva Moore, sixteen.year-od giri ior
breach of promise of marriage. Tho sum claimed 10
$4,000 The girl alleges that she and sabey nave peeh
intimate since she was thirteen years old and that on
september H. 1884, he agreed marry her. and after
she had bought her wedding outfit refused to keep his
promise sabey denies the story He son-inlaw OF
the late Captain Austin Myers, who built several street
railroads fn New-York and New-Orleans. saDcy mas
given the girl diamonds and dresses.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
DENo,JNCrNG THE BANK OF IRELAND.

LONDON, July 25.-The refusal of the Bank
Of Ireland TO concede assistance to Munster Bank has
aroused the fierce indignation Of all the Irish National
lists The Nationalist newspapers threaten to organize
crusade against the bank al "A foreign corporation
whose notes the Irish people rhoud refuse demanding
gold" Un,ted Ireland. Mr.. Parnelrs organ declares
that the of Ireland Is source OF danger TO the
country eft II endowed with extraordinary powers
which used solely for its own ana 70
irish bank II Is merely branch OF the Freeinasons
Orange Lodge. OF its eighty officers and agents only
eight are Catholics"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
crr TO PIECES BY NEGROES.

LITTLE Rock, July 25.-David Scruggs, col
ored who was released writ Of habeas corpus re-
Gently from the jail where he was conhned on charsc
~ brtsv asssuting his little daughter was visited by
,.rco croxd of negroes at his house Redhed. on
Tbursday night After sore parcytng they fell upon
scruggs and cut him horribly with knives ana r'HorS
tha he ha. fnce died.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
sr,,s .o,rysr INSURANCE COMPANIES

LYNN, July 25 (SpecidD.-A short time ago an
expIosion occurred from somo unknown cause In thc
morocco factory OF Joseph Splitter, doing damage
amounting to $4,000 Insurance companies holding pol
ices refuse to pay any portion thereof asserting ihat
there was no damage by fire and that tho policies con-
,aned no reference damage by explosion Ar sPluer
that there was damage By fire. and to-day he inst
tnted suts agunst the following companies tl:emchs
800; Merchants g, 500, Liverpool and London ana
Globe. 81. 900; Howard, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
suor nv sAsKATcuEwAy INDIANS.

WINNIPEG, Man., July 25.-Mounted police
have just departed in pursuit of number OF Indians
supposed to be of Little Bears band, who nred on
George McKeever as he was going down the south
wan River in rowboat one shot struck Nc.
Keeyer in abdomen. He taken ashore and cared
for by the people st Saskatchewan Landing but VIII
1v
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
PROTESTS OF THE CATTLE MEN.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 25.-At a meeting OF
.s ,s,.en interested In the Indian Territory sase
th,s morning, G. c. Rainwster. X. D. Hunter, W. b
thompson, II. N. Pollard and II. l. Newman were ap'
neiuted committee to draw up statement and snomis
10 the President setting forth the inability OF tine cav
,Ien 10 conply with the Presidents order requiring
shs removal of the cattle from tho Cheyenne and Anps'
hse reservation within forty days. and x:hg s sa'sa
sicn az the time before tnc expiration
which, it s hoped establish the csttemes claim u
the courts
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
o0TroS CROP IN ARKANSAS

LIrTLE Rock, Ark, July 25.-Ike GdseHes
carefully prepared report the condition OF the crops
in the great cotton growing region OF the lower Akan
an. valley shows continued favorable weather. There
much min early In the month. but the weather
has since bean hot dry ard favorable. relieved by op
perfume showers intervals OF two weeks. or more
The plant will require rain than the average
this season Tho cotton worm has not appeared lhe
siands have impro 5ed this month and are go91 INC
plant ia forming and blooming well and holding Us
fruit The present good condition Is unprsceaehteu
surpassng the great season OF 1879
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
1rnrrvI COLLISION or TRAINS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 25,-A collision be-
tween An engine and "a freight train the Chicago MIL
xant.. and Ct Paul Railway the stock yards yes
terdav Injured Ave tralnmen. Three OF them John A.
Whaling Thomas Koran and John Hamburger are, 1t
feared. fatally hurt.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
CHOSEN TO "A PRINCIPALsHIP.

BINGHAMToN July % tSpecidD.-Rev. .. w.
Scott for some time pastor of the Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church Of this city, has accepted tho prncr
palship of the Southern NewEngland Methodist Eps-
copal conference Seminary ct East Greenwich, Rhode
leland on the east shore Of Narragansett Bay ihis
institute Is Of the finest In the country anu An
nrim condition.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
A ROYAL RESIDENT IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, July 25.-Rumors have recentiy
s.o nm, g., c,rcuston here that the Duke Of Connaught
h to reside In ireland in the near future He
Will Il ia sad live In ireland in his private capacity ana
r. no interfere with the official action oil the Earl OF
Carnaryon, tho Viceroy
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
eULLuAY OARS OFF THE RAILS.

DOVER, N. H., July 25.-The White Noun
tain express train, due here at l;36 m met with an
accident mile south Of this city the western divis-
ion NJ the Boston and Maino Railroad. Two Pullman
cara attached TO tho rear end Of the train, filled with
were from the track by the breaking
Of a journal. The passengers escaped Win shsnt
shock.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
rproEIyOSIg IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 25.-John Faugman. MS
wife and have died In this city from
,rchnos,s and daughter IL lying In dangerous con-
tt,tcn T2s nork Was eaten on May TO- Thsse are tho
Srst sases Of that malsdy known In Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
OFFERING DISEASED CATTLE FOR SALE.

CHICAGO, July 25.-Willie Wall, drayman,
was arrested last night attempted violation OF tho
sauitary ordinance respecting diseased meat Wall was
discovered taking a" lumpJawed" COW to slaughter
bonse after the carcase been condemnsd and had
been ordered to taken rendering tank. This Is
10 confirm the statements that diseased cattle
have been placed sale In the markets here.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
ponrryG sgcRETARY wHITyETs HOUSE.

PrrrsrIrLD, Mass, July 25.-The Haggerty
p,ace at Lennox, occupied by Secretary whitney ana
family was entered by Burglars last night and $500
worth OF slvcrware much OF family heirlooms. was
stolen Besides this, 1t Is supposed that much other
valuable property was taken. Secretary whitney and
wife are out OF town.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
ARSON IN RUSSIA.

Moscow, July 25.-Last night eight incendi-
aries sat fire TO number of houses In Kim town forty
miles from this city, and property valued at oooooo
rouh W. dast ed
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
sTEALryG A IRA DEs UNIONS MONEY

CHICAGO, July 25.-The statement Is pnD-
,bed that william Starr. treasurer OF the Brekayers
and s,onemasons Union Is missing and that he is short
In nj. accounts to tho extent OF $1,000. The funds
tax en- leave the treasury Of the association completely
empty.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
PRoGREss OF CHOLERA IN SPAIN.

MADRID, July 25.-There were ten new cases
Of cholera and nine deaths that disease reported In
the City Of Madrid yesterday; in the provinces OF
Madrid outside the city. 32 and 13 deathsi In
the city Of saragossa 1873 and "a Deaths IN tho
rest Of the province 425 cases and 251 deaths In ALI
cante province 24s cases and % deaths In the city OF
Castellon de Ia Pana, 4 cases and deaths In the
province OF Casteon de Ia Plana outside the city, 100
cases and 7s deaths in the province OF Parragona 30
and 80 deaths in the city OF Murca ~ cases ana
cases and lO3 deaths in the province OF Cadz eases
and death in the province OF Almcria case ana
death: In Grenada city, rs and IA deahs In the
province OF Grenada exclusive Of the city, 40 cases ana
81 deaths in the province OF Cordova, cases ana
deaths I'm the city OF Valencia 40 cases and II Deaths
and in the remainder Of the province OF Valencia $50
csses and ITS deaths
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
CAUGHT HIS FOOT IN A FROG.

READING, July %. - j. Is. Marshall, age
twenty years. q telegraph operator at Landingviie,
near schuvl Haven got foot fast In frog In front
NJ bs Office this morning and crushed TO death by
a passing coal train tho Philadelphia and Reading
r0a
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
THE TROUBLE OYER THE oONAL.

CHESTER, Penn, July 2b.-The difficulty in
reference the Mallory ship Coma has been adjusted
and tne vessel has been owed from the waters OF Della
state back to Roachs yard, whore she will be I'm
,shed- The force OF workmen Is growing smaller each
lar.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26

PHILADELPHIA, July 25 tSpeciaD. - Ella
saunders who was assaulted by four men near Holiness
burg Thursday, hss Withdrawn the suit against shsm
Tor consideration Of xl0O.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
TILE oxroRp GREW CROSSES THE CHANNEL.

LONDON, July 25.-The Oxford crew started
from Dover at fifteen minutes after 10 o'clock this morn
ing 10 row across the channel to Calais The weather at
the time Of the start was fine and there was dead
calm The expected to reach Calais at oclockin
the afternoon great crowd of persons witnessed the
starting Of the boat At 1890 the boat was one mile
out but at O45 O'Clock IL making slow progress as
the tide was causing II 10 drift eastward.
A dispatch was received from Calais at 200 O'Clock
this afternoon saying that the boat had just
from there. -,. h.-
at 2:42 o'clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
NETWORK JULY 26 1Ss5-TWELvE PAGES

information that the Mahdi fell Ill June 10 and died
on June o. The spy reports that Osman Dgna has
held religious service Of public amentation over the
Prophets death.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26

uoupNINa THE DEATH OF ThE MAHDI.
c.,po. Julv 2b.-Major Chermside telegraphs
-. 80 hc. ranorted that Osman Dgna received
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
DROWNED IN THE ST. AWREYOE

THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, July 25 (SpeciaD.-
This morning the Canadian mall steamer Algerian was
leaving the dock at Clayton Henry Kenny Of kingston
. a.eL hand fell oyerboard. He was struck by the
Whsen and sunk 1t The body has not been recov
Grad
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
,.xv prpsoys KILLED IN COLOGNE.

MANY PERSONS KILLED IN COLOGNE
COLOGNE, July 25.-Forty-fve persons have
bsen killed ana twenty-five others badly wounded py
the collapse and fall Of row OF buildings III th's
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
Mg. spURGEoN ON LoNDoNs rNrQUrY.

LONDON. July 25.-The Pail MdH Gazette
srs that movement against The London trade 'r
the corruption young girls. provoked BY its revela
tons continues TO grow, especially among the working
classes in England. Despite this assurance however, 1t
is evident that with the exception Of few eminent
cergymen working under temporary stimulus, no emil
nent man countenances agitation OF the matter Inc
Rev Mr. spurgeon still discourses from the pnlpt npnn
of London. In hisasst sermon he SAID;
II continue what Is there about londoh
that IL should the palaces OF koysDk have
TALENT When the power OF the pharao, passed
away Frvpt became the of nations. What Ia
there boastful whether on this or on the
other side of the Atlantic that we should expect 10
monopolize the favor Of Godf
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26

LEssENINa A CUSTOM HOUSE FORCE.
OswEGO, July 25.-Secretary Manning mas
issued an srder reducing the force In the Oswego Gus
tom Honse i've men, TO 60 into effect on August ino
saving In salaries will be about $4,000 year.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
100 SOLDIERS FRUSTRATED BY HEAT

BosroN, July 25.-At the conclusion OF tne
,arads Of the I'd Brigade to-day, just the rear Of
the column reached the Common about 100 OF the nsa
fell TO the ground prostrsted by the heat About ioV
others were aferwsrd obliged to seek the shade OF the
trees and In . short the services OF all tue pnS@
clans of me brigade were needed Ampuiances weie
ant for and some Of worst cases were tahen 10 tue
Sosnitai At least dozen of the men ar dangerously
sick aud feared that some OF them eSnno,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26

DEATH OF THE FRENCH CONSUL AT PANAMA.
PANAMA, July 25. via Galveston.-Count
s.vel. the newly appointed French Consul aed mere
this morning from yellow FEVER
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
urrc A prRsr PRIZE IN PARIS.

LONDON, July 25.-Miss Moore, an American
has taken tho prize for singing at the fars Con-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-26
Mr.. sTANLEY's APPEAL.

The wedding of Princess Beatrice was duly
solemnized on Thursday The descriptions OF
very ample ceremony fill innumerable columns
The opposition of the German Court continued 10
the last No representative Of the family Or ofhch
came from Berlin. The Prince ofiWales and most
Of the royal family here equally regard the
marriage Of Princess Beatrice TO Prince Henry OF
Battenberg a. nsalliance. but were Obliged TO Do
present. The Queen was quite aware Of tho dislike
Of the English people TO the introduction OF moro
German princes. but the Court feeling 10 ~ German
~ ever.
Mr.. Tennyson's lsborsd Epithalamium adds
nothing to his reputation.
A xUxoR ooETRADIcrED.
Cyrus w. Field desires to contrsdict tho story Of
his illness which appeared yeatcrday IN Nsw-York