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A CITY BESIEGED.
THE sIEeE on oARTuAaRNA.
How ths Assaulting Party Made . lliltaks
me Rebel Force. Rspal.sd with Great
Lo..-rhsy Fail Back Awaiting Al.
tack OF the Government Forces.

NEw YoRk, June 3.-The steamer which
today arrived from Panama brings the
following account Of the attack upon Car.
thagena: Late news from carthagena
confirm the intelligence received by the
Spanish gunboat Ferdinand Fl Catolico
and the American Aagship Tennessee.
General Gaitan, on learning of the ap-
proach of Government troops under
Bricino, and OF their junction with the
small force led by General villa, at Sin
Lcelejo, resolved on making general at
tack on Carthagena, assaulting it both by
land and sea. He paid dearly for his
temerity. Procuring number Of scaling
ladders, he sent a force by sea TO approach
as silently as possible the walls Of the
city, and to cover this movement he began
o most serious attack along his siege
works. Assaiiants from the sea side sue
ceeded in placing many ladders and a
number or men succeeded in scaling the
walls. Had sufficient number of them
done as before, making demonstration
10 attract the attention OF the emalE num-
Der OF the besieged their triumph would
have been sure; bnt with characteristic
when only about 80 men had
reached the walls they began the noyola
syiyas," which brought on them the
main force Of the besieged. The result
was that their attack by sea was repulsed
With frightful loss, bayonets and knives
doing their deadly hand 70 hand work.
Every man who reached the summit |
81 the walls-was killed and wounded. The
losses Of Gaitan's forces were nearly COO |
killed and wounded, and Of loyalists II
wounded and 8 killed. After the repulse
Gaitan withdrew and proceeded to Bar
ranquilla to await an attack by the gov
srnment forces.
PANAMA, May 2S.-A despatch from La
Libertad, San Salvador, dated May @,
.ays: The NATIVES are flying to the noun
aims TO avoid being taken for soldiers.
army is 7,l00 strong. Stripes
we're administered to~fl men who were
hen tied arm to arm and marched from
La Libertad 10 Santrela, distance Of
Ieyen leagues. Tie cries Of the men and
woman were heartrending.
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OrR correspondent who asks to be told
the religion of Victor Hugo will appre-
eats the difficulty Of conclusive reply
when we suggest to him that it would not
be easy to answer the same question with
regard to Henry Ward Beecher, . person
much nearer home and by profession q
Christian clergyman. Beginning as q
C4lyinist Mr.. Bsecher is now busy recon
cling with the doctrines of the Bible the
ascent of man from the anthropoidal ape.
Mr.. Beecher does not say that this
theory of evolution is true to the full
extent, but he says 1t may be. BE says
in terms that he believes in God, in
Christ as the divine representative Of
God, and in the Immortality OF the soul.
He does not say at what point the soul
left the ape and inhabited the man ex-
CIusiyely, and this is an essential matter.
Now it would be very difficult from this
to ay what is Mr.. Beecher's religion, and
yet he is now delivering a series of dis
courses to define II.
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Work on the dam isprogressing rapidly,
q large force Of men being at work.
Mr.. Jake Helsley and Miss Morton were
united in the holy bonds Of wedlock Tues
day night.
Mrs. Hartstein has obtained divorce
from her husband on account of bis will
ful absence.
Almost the entire colored population Of
Bridgeport went down TO Bellaire Tuesday
night to take in the eolored carnival there.
Alta meeting Of Advance Lodge No. e6,
A. A. ]. &s. W., the action OF the Con-
ference COMMITTEES, held at Pittsburgh,
was sanctioned and their action fully en-
dorsed by Advance Lodge unanimously.
Anamber Of people from here viii 90
TO St Clairsville 70 petition the County
Commissioners, in session there, TO build
q bridge over Wheeling creek, near Bur
ley's mills. This is an improvement which
has been needed for 8 long time. and
should be made.
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DEATH IN THE COFFEE. POT.
rvOPstsOns Fatally, and Nine Others ssri-
Oasly PoisanNd.

OHsly Poisoned.
clRcLEyILLE, O., June S.-Mr. Samuel
Bowman, aged seventy-six, Mrs. Bowman,
ageddxty, and son, Samuel, ir., aged twen-
ty-three, besides eight others living in
Washington township, this county, were
poisoned yesterday. Mrs. Bowman died
this morning at 5 o'clock. Mr.. Bowman
can no. survive. Samuel, Jr., will recov-
er, as will the others. Coffee was used by
the t1mily, with the above results. The
physician who attended drank some oil
The coffee, and gave 1t TO Ave or six Others
tOpfoye that twas not the coffee. BE
Suffered severely, and the others in pro.
portion to the amount used. ee
A reporter gave some OF the coffee
grounds TO chicken, which died, while
what was left unground was made into
cogee and tried on a chicken, which did
not in any way hurt.
The conclusion arrived at Is that some
malicious petson put poison in the ground
coffee before boiling Il. Mr.. Bowman and
family were highly respected people,
owned and cultured q very nice farm, and
were well.to+io. Much excitement exists
IN the neighboshood, as these people had
no enemies. Mrs. Bowman will be buried
on Thursday next.
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MR. ARrHuRs HEATH.
said 10 be SUFFERING with sriaht's Disease
A Talk with the EE.Presidsnt.

A Talk with the Ez.Prssidsnt.
NEw YoRK, June S.-There have been a
number otrpmors current during the past
few days concerning the ill.Aealth Of ex.
President Arthur. The ex.Prestdent Is
known to,hase been moresorziesslef sin.
d4lgentin the matter Of eating. and the
attack which nearly carried him of while
in the South three years ago Is cited BY
many as IN indication that he would
always be in danger from trouble Of this
kind. These reports took more spbstap-
tiai form to-day IN Washington dispatch,
which said
"Dr. Lincoln, who was at the funeral
Of ex-Secretary Frelinghnysen, says ex-
President Arthur ooked very unwell. he
is suffering from Bright's disease. During
the past year It has assumed an aggravated
toTm.h 1f
Ex.President Arthur was sitting at the
dinner table when reporter called ut his
quiet residence at l23 Lexington avenue
this evening, 10 inquire az 10 the truth Of
the reports. His complexion wore . sal
low hue, and q peculiar cough was noticed
when he spoke. itt5
any own appearance shows, he aid
With laugh, "that / am not . siok man.
I have, however, been more or less
troubled with mal2ria since my return
from the South, and do not seem.ahlet 10
throyit off a. readily rs / expepted.n
General Arthur certainly did not look
like man in danger OF being suddenly
4
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MARrIN,s PERRY.
yarieua Current Notes OF Personal and
General Nature.

General Nature.
Mr.. Claude Burris, Of Chattanooga, Is
visiting friends In town.
FoR sALR.-Household furniture. En-
quire at Ms. Greer's, on Broadway.
The .white Horse" Fishing Club left
yesterday for their camp up the river.
The funeral Of Mrs. Buckingham win
take place at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. B. r Mallory, Of Clarington, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. @. d. Morris.
A very pleasant croquet party, the frst
OF the season, was given by Miss Madge
NeWland, at the residence Of her father,
In the Orchard.
On next Saturday night the Polo Club
will give carnival at the Excelstor Rink,
the proceeds Of which will be given 70
Mn. VolhAIt. This Is q worthy cause and
everyone should turn out and make It a
much Of a success as possible.
The Martins Ferry Polo Club were
beaten by the Bellaire Clab Tuesday
night. The boys acknowledge It was done
fairly, but they are very much dissatisfied
with the treatment they received from the
spectators, who kept up q yelling through
out the whole game.
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VERY R,ranrl.shln ! T;asn,arr.

Nj. Geo. v. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes: 's5Iy wife has been almost
helpless Tor i've years, 50 helpless that she
could not turn over In bed alone. She
used two Bottles OF Electric Bitters, and is
90 much improved, that abe il able now
70 do her own work.
Electric Bitters viii do al that Is claimed
for them. Hundreds Of oiteStimonials attest
their great curative poweTs. Only dity
cent? bottle At Logan 4 Co.'S. EwRaW
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

President Cleveland will remain at the
White House during the summer.
An appeal has been made 70 permanent
" endow the Cincinnati Wesleyan Col
less.
Calvin R. fend1s, q dry goods dealer,
failed ut Bloomington, Ind. Liabilities,
$1,000
THIS cs.hedral erected by Mrs. a: t.
Stewart, aE Garden City, \. II has been
eonsecrated.
Mr., Heinrich, q, prominent brewer, Of
Washington City, has been boyeotted by
the Trades Union. Y
The Republicans at Washington are
making extensive preparations Tor the re-
cepti0n Of John A. Logan.
Miss Eva Bailey, q young lady highly
connected, has mystenously disappeared
from her home At Emporia, Kansas.
Colonel II. L. Hawkins, President Of
the Cincinnati Board Of Police Cnmnts
slaners, has been robbed Of 500 worth q
wedding presents.
Moncure d. Conway has arrived IA
New York, and In an interview states thai
he ebelieveS there viii be no war between
England and Russia.
Senator Sherman and party reached
Portland, Oregon, aud tho distinguishes
citizen Of Ohio received . waam greestni
from Thousands ot eitiIeps,
D 7 - ~
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political economy could not knock down.
"A gentleman whom ] met on the train
and with whom I talked about this dead
village told me that he and some others
had bought thirty-two Of its abandoned
houses also low price that they expect
ed 10 find q prodt in moving them away.
This thought came to my mind, win aour
friends, the enemy ever find It profitable
10 remove from these shores our abandon
ed tenements and set them up on English
sofl7 Our whole land Is q possible IRON
dale depending upon wise legislation 10
avert o like calamity. for there Is indus
trial death in bad legislation as well as In
too much sulphur in the coal.
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The interest shown by the people in the
annual comnencements OF the Female
College is gratifying to thoughtful friends
Of education. The commencement exer-
cises last evening were marked by many
agreeable features, and by one not Of a
pleasant chlracter-namely the last sp-
pearance OF Miss Taylor as President Of
the College. But this public interest jus
tiles the hope that the people Of Wheel
ing will not allow this old and useful in
situtOn of learning to die. Miss Taylor
has done good within its walls. Her sue
cessOr can do as well with the support and
encouragement OF the community.
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would be truthful name 70 give 70 Dr.
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery" the
most efticacious medicine yet discovered
for arresting the early development Of
pulmonary disease. But consumption
cure" wsuId not sufficiently indicate tho
scope Of It's influence and usefulness. In
all the many diseases which spring irons u
arrangement Of the liver and blood the
Discovery" Is q safe and sure specific. OF
all druggists. "
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Tur story is told that recently Roscoe
Coukling dropped silver dollar and paid
, .n,ll boy ten cents to pick it up. BE
usysr did It. Mr.. Conkling uncorked his
rs,s vocabulary aud smiled a radiant
Ttie. smile and made the boy glad to pick
m and return TO him the dollar of the
t.,bers without other reward.
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THrsupreme Court Of Appeals meets in
this city today. It is hoped that the
court room may be in suitable condition
to accommodate the highest Judicial
tribunal in the State and the gentlemen
Who practice before it. The refusal Of
Council to put the room in order was not
well advised. The Supreme Court is not
responsible for the treatment Of Wheeling
by the Legislature, and the unpopularity
Of the members OF the court ought not to
be emphasized in SO diseourteous and i'm.
potitic away.
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chhisrn EpLdsmIe Inlspain.

WAsHIxs1ax, D. O., June The seeFs.
tAry Of state received to-day from the
United States Minister 70 Madrid, = cable
gram stating that the goyernment COM
mission has declared the AsiaIic cholera
epidemic In the Spanish province Of
Nalannin 4 alsl ~ -L.a.l n. n. ~ n
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Every Denocrati in the land is painting
,or office. The itch for honor Is not con-
lined to the poor and hungry partisans,
Init the rich, and the Bourbon ranks aspire
10 cousul,hips for the honor alone. One
maa has gone so far as to offer to give his
s,l,ry as consul to some charitable In
stitufon, provided he was crowned with
the glory Of representing the United States
.t,,,,J
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1cnABoD-As SHORE LEssos.


Not far from wellsville, in 5sgsrson
county and Just little south Of me Co
lumbiaaa county line is, or was, IrOndale.
It's glory has departed. There Is the fast
decaying wreck Of a dismantlsd Iron nlill,
In The pretty little valley and on the hill.
top are comfortable little houses, once the
homes Of thriving, industrial people. 4
believe that the only LIE retastaipy in
Irondale is store and railway station.
The nearest approaeh 70 the shum OF busy
industry" Is the click Of Telegraph IN,
strument the only break in the round ot
monotony the heavy rumble OF the pass
ing railroad train. Itondale as q living
quantity Is utterly wiped out. In the
long ago, saltWas made here, and then the
Syracuse salt industry oVeEEhSdoRsd
Il. Next was attempted something else
NV informant didn' n'tremember-and then
in 1858 these iron works. Nothing has
been done hers since 1873. When the
boom OF 1852 began the property was
hopelessly tied up in litigation and Iron.
dale couldn't make iron. / believe that
the title to the property including about
ZOO acres OF coal privilege Is In the hands
OF some Pittsburgh parties, bat the mat.
tar Is still In the courts awaiting hnal
settlement. From what l can gather !
infer that Irondale never was good point
for iron InanulactuEe. The principal coal
vein has too much sulphur In It, though l
am told that there is . two f0otsapd.a hall
vein Of pure coal, hard OF course TO work.
There & limestone, no iron ore and
a good vein OF fire clay, useful for
other purposes.
But Irondale had q population Of Two
thousand people. Real estate bad .
hsd a town lot value and farmers in the
neiRhbOfhood found here ateady market
ior theil pr0da0tl. All this went when
IroDdale yVnished. | was not surprised
70 hear that farm produce ts very cheap
now in the neiRhhorh0od Of lrondsle. II
Won we're to ask any one IN this pelghb0r-
hood what he thinks Of the value ol manu-.
iactures to q farming community, Imagine
hs would give you his views in Q very
doleful strain. The least intelligent
farmer thereabouts can appreciate the
economic value 6f tie rise and fall OF Iron.
dale. He can tell you muoh better than q
professed political economist the
worth Of . home industry. II the
story Of this little manufactur-
IND hamlet were repeated ON widen,
ing scale until Il embraced the whole
country We should have In that IN aEgu'
ment for the maintenance Of home indus
Try which every man could appreciate
and which the hnest spun theory q
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p,rL BoYTos didn't push odlum 70 the
,rfrI verge Of making a fatal fool of him
..i This is well for Paul, but the TACT
,sm,ia. ,sr. that he gave every blessed soul on
. Rritisb man-of.war terrible case OF
i,;sbt i with an empty and harmless tor.
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JaIspsd into the Sea.

LryERPool, June s.-The steamer Cas-
plan from Baltimore has arrived at this
port. Her captain reports that the chief
engineer, Browne was missed during the
voyage and that It is supposed he commit
ted suicide by jumping overheard in the
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wury General Logan reaches Washing.
-, he i to be given handsome reeep-
,;o., %s Among other things q salute will
ssIf : f,ad It is to be hoped that the Pres
s,.nt d rou'. take this as q personal afffont.
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THE TuG OF WAR on skates, one Of the
most enjoyable things ever seen at the
the Chapline street rink, will be repeated
there this evening. II Is interesting and
fRuRhable.
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A Bis Contest on Hand.

NV YOEx, June s.-Ths TtE5, Fiela
Dad FarR Otthis week viii say: Cores.
pondence by mail and wire has brought
Ar. Case and Mr. Cohnaeld to an under.
sanding, and now II all goes well the pub
iIe vii see the two great stations Mlxey
Cobb and PhallAs Join In battle for the
crown Il Cleveland, on the 4th Of July.
Tue following despatch will also appear:
Fan GROUNDS, 0HIo, June 5.
HdMilu B,tsby, NelO York.
Phallas and Maxey Cobb are matched
totFOt here July 4s6 for 5000 side,
We add S, coo 10 the winner.
W. B. FASto, Secretary.
Phallas has recordot 2;lSii, and Maxey
Cobb s:lSE. S
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u,v,,TTrR We shall have to search
..a,z passenger on a railroad train 70
s,s.1 s,,!+,in whether there are any armed
Inuatcs on board.
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r,ry didn't fre a hundred guns when
II. Morrison got back to Washington.
o., p'.isr burning is reserved for occasions
triumph; sy, it is not for a badge of sorrow.
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r,tbe hungry will give NJ. Cleveland
-. he will remove the causes OF com.
a,.s s,,irt II by removing Republicans and NOV:
pun pun Democrats. Give the old man q
L.,nO
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CLEAfANs-RoTH-At tie residence Of de
brides paEVntl, b. Rev. q n. DusDbIA,eF, Dahinf
Of The Engibh Lutheran ChRfeh, NJ. WIl4IGll 4,
CLEN 4ss and Ms EkkAeLS + E9Fif.
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Go 70 the ohaplIne street rink tonight
II you are Hhungry for good laugh. y
The Tug Of War will furnish Il, Don't
tail 10 see Il,
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rams Is no Lifting Of the industrial
.,.n5, A cloud Of smoke is better.
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,,,rriE more rain and little more
With. = We may pull through yet.
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The reeldents Of the western portion Of
Denver, Col. we're startled BY loud ex.
P!oGion Of dynamite. II had been placed
Rer aout mill by q party oi strikers,
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lAMAR,s RDIcr
Goes Forth that NO Information Relative 70
Appointmsntss shall be Giysn Out.

,AppoIntmsn snts shall be Giysn Out.
wAsHN0Tos, D. G., June s. Secretary
Lamar has issued an order to the effect
that hereafter no information is to be
given the press relative 70 appointments,
which leads to rumors that extensive
changes are to be made in the Interior.
Department. The Secretary passes very
little time comparatively In his Office. He
is frequently seen sauntering about the
streets, which causes the belief that in his
day dreams he Is thinking Of great re-
iorms. Intthe way Of turning out Repub.
Hcans he has caused almost as great q
panic among his subordfnates as Higgins
has done in the Treasury.
Higgins says every man who did not
pass scompetitive civil service examina-
tiou viii have 70 20, which means that 9
vast majority OF the department employees
will be without any visible means OF sup
port 50 far as the government pay rolls
are concerned. As an instance Of the
damaging effects Of this panicky feeling
upon the business Of local merchants and
shop keeper, It may be mentioned that a
cigar and tobacco manufacturing firm
which formerly gave employment to
twenty-five msn, now employs but nine.
The firm, too, is composed OF ardent Demo
crats, who wanted 9 change, and for that |
purpose they subscribed liberally them-
selves, and were instrumental in collect
ing money from other dealers to pay the
campaign expenses last fall Of the Demo
cratic National Committee. They now
sigh for the old order Of things and wish
that Changes" may be few and far be-
tween,
The records Of the General Land Office
show that advantage is being taken of the
homestead law 70 large extent in Da- |
kota, and the population Of that Territory |
is evidently increasing very fast. Next 70
Dakota comes the State Of Kansas, and in |
the ofier named Minnesota and Nebraska. |
Very little advantage is taken Of the
homestead or other such land laws so far |
as the Southern States are concerned.
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Ghs gntelEssnfff,

osissi Sos. 10 and 81 fourteenth street
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TAE 'srug of War" at the Cbapliue
street rink this eyeuing-lots Of inn.
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Go TO the Chapline street rink tonight
II you are "hungry for good laugh"
The Tug Of War will furnish It. Dol't
fail to see Il.
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GKH4AxIA AlgpsEtESr soclEfY at the
Alhanbta Palace Rink Tonight
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TIM srug Of War at the Chapline
street rink this eYeaing-lots q fun.
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chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
MOuntstuart, Lord Bute's Magnificent
Mansion.

MOuntstuart, Lord Bute's Magnificent
Mansion.
From the London World.
The rebuilding Of Mountstuart. Lord Bute's
place near Rothesay, says the London World,
has now been completed, and Is one of the
most magnificent mansions In Great Britain
The house covers an acre, and is in the me-
dtseval Gothic style of the thirteenth century
The walls, turrets and balconies are built Of
stone, brought from a quarry In Kirkcud-
brightshire. In the center is an immense
tower 100 feet high, with . wide balcony all
round the top. The great hall is con-
structed entirely of alabaster and the rarest
marbles, with columns and gallery; and the
grand staircase is also OF marble brought from
Sicily and Carrara. The drawing-roOms are
paneled with walnut and beautifully deco
rated and so are the dining.rOOms, the
largest OF which accommodates eighty guests.
rooms are most artistic, and SO also are
the windows, the work Of which Is ex-
mense libraries and billiard-room, all
with carved stone flreplaces of antique de-
sign. In one wing are Turkish and swimming
baths, and there are large Conservatives, and
lighted throughout by incandescent lamps.
The furniture is now being placed and in the
gallery will be hung the famous Luton Hoo
collection of pictures, which have recently
been exhibited at Bethnal Green, Glasgow,
and furnishing Of this place have cost nearly
a million. Lord and Lady Butte, who have
been staying for some time at Chiswick, will
now make Mouhtstuart their principal resi-
dence, and 1t Is expected that they will pass
the winter there.