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RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF the wattr aud Movements Of tho
] q Steambnats

Z 81 = f+f II.
Stage OF the Water and Movements Of tho
Steamboats,.
The Telegram Is once more running in
the Clsrington trade, and the Abner
0'Neal has resumed business In the S.eu.
benville trade,
The tai red chimneys Of the new T. P.
Leathets were raised yesterday. They
are very ornamental, and give the boat q
very handsome appearance.
The river continued 70 rise yestertay
until shortly alter noon iWhenit came TO q
stand with depth OF 5 feet 5inches in the
channel, which was the depth at dusk
last evening.
7 The reports from above last evening
were as follows: Pittsburph, 8 feet 4
inches; Greensboro, 10 feet G inches; on
City; 2 feet; Look No. 4, s feet 7 inches;
Riee's Ianding, s feet Q inches; Bsows-
vile, . feet 8 inches; Morgantown, 8 feet,
At al Of these points the river was falling
or stationary. Y .i1
The crew Of the Iron Age came down
from Pittsburgh Tuesday evening and
went down on the Ohio River road yester.
day morning 10 Possum Rifle, where the
boat aud harges have been laid up on ac-
count OF low water. Steam was raised
and the boat started out, but grounded
alter going short distance, and at last &C.
counts was stuck hard and fast.
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Ths su.p,n,.e1 l,anls.

CoRK, July l5.-The excitement over
the failure of the Munster Bank continues
unabated. At early hour this morning
depositors began to assemble at the doors
Of the bank here and at Dablin, Limerick
and other cities and towns in ireland
where the bank has branches, At noon
the streets in the vicinity Of the bank in
this city were blockaded with the crowd
Of people clamoring for their money. A
large force Of police Is stationed at the
bank 10 preserve order. The crowd Is
hourly growing larger andm disorderly,
and fears Of a riot ere entertained. DIS.
patches from Dublin, Limerick and other
points where the bank has branches state
the same scenes are being enacted at each
Of those places. i3l ,y8si q.
LoSDoS, July 15.-The news OF the fail.
ure Of the Munster Bank created q sensa-
ton here. Last evening the IParnellites
in the House of Commons excitedly
packed the lobbys or gathered in groups,
discussing the matter with their constitu.
ents. The opinion Is general among them
that the failure will cause a great deal Of
suffering in the sonth Of Ireland.
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Tho lsed.kin isaeker.

J kansas 0grY. Mo-, July l5.-A telegram
received from Arkansas City last night
says that several bands Of Cheyenne Indi.
ans, numbering from fye to tifty. have
been seen south Of there, and a few have
come into town, but not painted. The
local militia has been ordered out, and
arms and ammunition have been provided
them. They are ordered to be ready to
move forward at, moments notice. "A
courier from the Cheyenne agency 10
Arkansas City says the whole tribe are
leaving the agency In squads OF twenty
tiye and ftty, and spreading TO the north,
east and west, forcing cattle men TO pro-
vide them with rations.
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CLEVELAND STRIKE
VERY DISASTROUS COLLISION
Between tho Striker. and tho Policemen.
The Mob Composed Almost Eut.fsiy of
RoreIgusrs-The Lis. of the
wounded-some Fatally Hurt.

CLEyElAsD, O., July 15.-seven hun
dred Polish and Bohemian strikers at
tackled the plate millin Nswbnrgh tonight,
which was in operation. Fifty policemen
met them and a fight ensued. Two police
men were hit with stones, and about
thitty-fye strikers were badly dubbed.
Five OF the rineleaders were arrested. and
one Of them is perhaps fatally injured.
The wives Of the strikers carried the
wounded OFF the field. Everything is
duiet at this time.
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rnRouGMrnR srArF.

Accidents and Ineidshts IN West Virginia
and vicinity.
+ Barnesville this season: marketed over
1900 bushels OF straw wberries, and 1t is es-
tfmated that 1000 bushels were used at
home.
Barnesyile boasts Of a 27-year-old cat,
who has been the mother oils kittens,
so far as the record runs. She is owned
by George Gooderl, who has q standing
challenge OF good shin bone to the
dog who will! face her fortwo rounds.
Postmaster @. F. Scott, Of Parkersburg,
has in his possession about twenty medals,
directed to West Virginia soldiers for the
Union, forwarded from the Adiutant
Generals Office Of this State. when Gen. I.
81. Duval was Adjutant General. Mr..
Scott would be pleased to be able to send
them to the owners, or II dead, to their
relatives.
"A few days since Michael Murphy, OF
Wilderness District, Nicholas county, was
shot in the arm and painfully, though not
seriously wounded, by Cyrus w. McC Jung,
who was teaching the school in Murphy's
neighborhood. The trouble grew out Of
6Vl6 hIL4Eult1 2uCNI1uk uA4 Will GuuE-
phys children. Mcclung had . hearing,
and gave bond to answer an indictment.
Capt Isaac Hszlett, Of the Navy, Is at his
old home, in Morristown, Belmont county.
The report heretofore published that he
had been placed on the retired list Ia in
correct. For come years he has been suf.
fering from the effects OF malaria, con.
tracted while on a cruise in the Mediter.
ranean, on which account he has been
compelled to be on sick leave. His leave
has been ext.nded by the Department.
There having been some dispute as to
which Is the longest bridge inIthe world,
q correspondent was thus answered by
the Scientific american, one Of the highest
authorities In such matters: @PMkers-
burg, w Va, has the longest bridge in
the world, its length being 2,147 meters; |;
(6,9IS feet, ora fraction over one and one
fourth miles; hut the New York and
Brooklyn bridge y the largest, having the
longest spar"
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Y1ReMIA iiEpuB1IcANs

Meet In Convention Yesterday = Senator
mnhons's Speech.
RicuYosp, Va, July 15.-In the Rspub-
lican State Convention, which met in the
Richmond Theatre to-day, about $50 dele.
gatesand alternstes are present. OF these
nearly two hundred are colored. at
1880 O'Clock General alahone made his
appearance upon the stage, aud was re-
celyed with tumnltuous applause. When
quiet had been restored be addressed
the Convention, acknowledging the
honor bestowed upon him, and ex.
nressing his appreciation OF the con-
itinaed confidence so warmly mani
tested. He did not eoIrt the trust reposed
in him, because Of the tireless anxiety II
and would rejoice when the time
came that he could give itup. he then,
as Chairman OF the state Committee, call.
ed theo convention to order, and introduced
the Hon. wm. Lamb, St Norfolk, as
temporary Chairman. Nr. Lamb ad-
dressed the convention briefly, and then
called for business. Resolutions were
adopted empowering the Chair to appoint
Committees on Credentials, Permanent
Organization and Resolutions.
Up6Hf the question Of appointing the
Committee on Resolutions and Platform a
1reat eommotion ensued. A resolution
was offered by 5. Brown Allen, Of Augusta,
that the chair appoint said committee.
Colonel v. Grover, Of Norfolk, submitted
q asubstitute providing for the appointment
Of the committee by Congressional dis.
trict delsget;oEsI 70 whom shall De te:'
terred al resolutions on party plat
form, nominations and Organization.
The discHssjop was excited and carried
on amid great confusion, developing
much opposition 10 the chair having the
appointing power. Finally the main
question being ordered attempts were
made to secure decision by o ried r0ee
and rising yote, bpt both falling
the roll BY counties Was called,
which resulted in the rejection
Of Growers substitute by . vote Of 95 to
40. The original proposition was then
adopted. After fifteen minutes recess the
Chair ram1dithe members Of the regular
committee and the convention took Q re.
cess until s P. NJ.
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TheI I"o..s..s,I E.amls,ps oomnI...,s..

LONDON, Julyl5.-The Right Honorable
and Most Reverend Edward White Ben.
son, Archbishop Of Canterbury and Phi.
mate of England; tie Right Rev. Frederick
Temple, D. d, Bishop ofLonlon; His
Eminence Henry Edward, Cardinal Man.
ming, Archbishop Of Westminster, and
the Hon. Samuel Morley, member OF Par.
lament for Bristol, met this aitefnoon at
the Mansion House and began their work
OF special private inquiry into the evil:
denee upon which the Pal Nal Gd:ette
bases IL charges OF inquiry in London.
The Lord Mayor and Oily Recorder were
BY invitation present OF the meeting.
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Bss.ie,,s suit.

NEw YoRK, July 15.-1n the suit Of
Ralph Bagelsy against VIM. H. Wander.
biltand others, composing the Southern
Pennsylvania railroad syndicate, the
American Construction Company and
Others, Chief Justice sedgwick in the
Supreme Court to-day refused to grant
the plaintiff an injunction to restrain the
defendants from continuing to act under
the syndicate agreement. Judge Ssdg.
stick,says that the. facts before him show
that Bageley's pscuniary interest will no.
be endangered pending lis suit.
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KellJ.s klillpg.

PIffsBuRGup PA, July l5.-James Kelly
who wsg ahot and killed at HOmewoOd
Driving Park to-day lived st Toledo, o.
The shooting was the result Of an old
erudge. At dinner the men became in
yoiyed in dispute respecting the relative
inertia Of certain harses and Bnnch in his
anger struck Kelly in the face With a
boStle Of catsup. Kelly then closed in on
him, whom he drew his revolver and fred
ave shots, tlires Of which entered kelly's
head, killing him almost instantly. Runch
was arrested Immediately and; hurried
away from thr scene, as threats Of lynch-
ing were made by the murdered mans
frianha -.-l ..l. -.-l i. n ~ ~
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Por Protective rafin.

NEw Yosk, July 15.-The American
Protective Tariff League, which has been
formed for political and patriotic purposes,
filed its certificate Of incorporation to-day
in court. It's objects are to uphold a
National tariff which shall protect Ameri.
canlabor by tariff on imports, which
shall adequately secure American indus.
trial products against the competition Of
foreign labor. Among the trustees are
Smith N. Weed and Cornelius Bliss,
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wnrrLlSG owes it to herself to give the
saaserlest cordial support. snch an
enterprise involves a large expenditureo OF
money and time. The gentlemen who
have the affair in charge are giving freely
Of both, but they cannot be expected to
carry the burden alone. The music bids
fair TO do the city great credit, and every
body in Wheeling ought to hear it. It
will save trouble to secure tickets before
The rush begins.
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J.lrsr.en oount,. o.. sla,i.tIe,.

Special Dispdteh % Tie hlteiif1aor. -
srEuBGSyIrLg, July .l5.-The vital, and
social statistics Of Jefferson county show
that tthe total number Of deaths for the year
ending March 81, 1885, were S63; total
number Of births, 73s; number Of mar.
143'deaths in this city. The death rate
wasthe greatest among farmers, n, though
one-half were upwards Of Is years OF age.
Consumption was the leading disease, Sc
deaths, and q OF diphtheria.
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PFnlEEou, Pa. July l5,-1n the sec.
eAd days raePg the tirst race, free for all
sesting, 2 purse 5. 600, Harry Wilkes won.
In, In The second raee, 2:So class, trottins,
PTse $1,000, James Il. won. Time 2:2l3.
"a ne third race. $50 class, pacing,
ps Gossip won. Time sil7..
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THE KELLARC CASE.
The Miserable attempts of Warner and

The lIissrabIe Attempts Of Warner and
othsrs to Blaeken His Character.
wAsnlSGTox, D. O., July l5.-Repre-
sentative Warner, Auditor chenowith and
Appointment Clerk Higgins are making q
desperate efforts to show that their right.
eous judgment was exercised against
owen KellRr, who successfully passed the
civil servics examination, on the ground
that his character was Questionable, and
they have ever since done all that Aesia
their power to blacken tie youug mans
reputation. They did not resort to this
method until they found that they bad
committed an offense against the law Of
the land. and then they sought to justify
themselves by trumpipg up accusations
which they we'll knew eosld not be sub.
stantiated. The simple truth is that Kel.
lar was objected to because he was Q
Republican, When Auditor Ohenowith
Ant met Kellar and stated the objections
10 the young mans ontry into the employ
81, the Government, the reasons assigned
were wholly political. In the Washington
Pot Of July 2 appeared an interview with
Chenowith on the subject, In which he
stated substantially that the objections to
Kellar were that he was an Offensive
partisan" When the latter applied to
know the nature Of the charges, Cheno-
With gave them 40 folloEsi "He lKsllarl
Is one Of those Republicans who do not
hesitate to insult men and women OF dit,
ierent political belief 70 his own he con-
EideIs an Democrats IS rebels that In the
last campaign he handled the money fur
nished by j, D. Taylor and the Noble
county committee; that his designatl on
was doubtless the result OF Taylora in
fllenee and the partially OF the ex7
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

9Ieyi! Pay was Killed in mine at New
straitsyille, O., by the roof failing in. =
The condition OF Mrs. Bayard, wife Of
the Secretary Of State, Is reported i'm
proved. Ei5 55fl5
Mrs. Mary Clemsnsdied at Y Youngstown,
o., aged one hundred. and two years and
ten weeks. asltt
A Mr.. Reynolds. Of St. Louis, is promi.
nently mentioned in connection with the
Spanish Mission. -..
Western distillers are endeayoring to
secure ths establishment Of an inland
bonded warehouse.
Frank Belzing, Of indianapolis, had
both legs nearly severed from his body by
falling In front of o reaper.
Amoveuient Is on foot at Columbus, o.,
to purchase nail factory In Pittsburgh
and remove tt TO that city. =, 80
The revenues Of the Postofiice Depart.
ment for the quarter ending March 81,
1885, show a deficit Of $, ,G55 55s! Stit
Hibbs, the defaulting Postmaster OF
Lewiston, Idaho, will be extradited and
brought to Washington for trial.
"Dfick"n Pomeroy Is reported as engaged
in raising funds for the erection Of q monu.
ment to Mrs. surrstt, IN Washington.
Secretary Whitney dismissed Repub.
lican foremen in the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
whose places will be filed by Democrats.
James M. -WeIcb. Of Fl. Wsyne. Ind !.
while stealing 4 ride ON, n. .freiSbt train
fell from a car. near Payne. and was
killed. E, e Z
Jacob Wickerhar,. Of Peebles, Ohio
shot and Killed his son.in.lay. Pol' Erwin
under circnmstane anees CONSIDERED iastifisbIe In
BY his neishhors.
~, ..I,o,,n, -, a. ic.l,,.,n r..
King struck James Moran over the nose
WITH n beer bottle. Morgan died from the
affects Of the blov. y =
uans,J wI,dsoh a. -,
az RvansyilIe ina tWss ssrssteS I H. ~ ~
naiIy ssssr,sjne M w .,,..a .sIs ~ v.a ss
BuskoR. aged is wears.
T I I.,,o. q EIv,n,a.t.,. r...,..-...., u
az VIZ 81 s.s w sasepsl VI
~, ~ 1't. sas ~ ..t;Ssne 9Sse y. ese.Ns, =;
9iea ::,, astne re resiaence O nus parents. IN
s,Ae, = y. ny' tsesesy
Az L9nisv,ile, N.Y., Enoch COOK and
Asa lanes ea, ri9ta aaatlLelisa ail.s ABOUT 2 dog;
.Isss Iysa Iaa stcAe4
1;ii;.n I'm ;.,, as ~, gt0+As t'As leUA An1 u
Al.A -. .Et44 si.'n : iHs i14s W.
Ine Ppstmaster General IS preparing to
SEND ioreien mails oy othes routes than
tnose o. tne faclnc Mail Company, re-
insing % comply WIN tneif demands ior
payment OF transportation. nl
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llnd man.

CLryELAyD's imported Poles and BOhe-
Hi,ns are making things uneomfortably
bot Friends Of law and order will regret
ths violence and hope that it may teach
The importers Of pauper labor . much
needed lesson. We are not SO short Of
iuasmmable material in this country that
We must bring It over as ship ballast.
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night the;speakers advised the strikers to
retire to their homes, peacsa6ly and quiet

ly, and femMntnere, avololng large con-
gregations and to hold no more public
meetings. Blinn, the leader, became quite
pacific, offering the men reading matter
10 employ their time with. George
Beard, City Treasurer, addressed the
men in extrayagant terms, intimat-
ing that the Governor would not
send troops to Bay City because the
workingmen had elected q Mayor insym-
pathy viii. them. The troops, however,
had already been ordered by the Cover
nor. Everything remains quiet to-day.
The troops arrived, and are quartered In
the city. The strikers are behaving quiet
ly, and generally keeping outIof saloons.
Subscriptions are being taken by the
strikers, and considerable money and pro-
visions have been raised TO assist them to
stand the seige in case OF protrac'ed
strike. Both sides seem to be settling
down for contest Of endurance. It Is
thought no more business will be inter
fered with. The eistrikers lost much SYM
pathy by such action.
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ateiaII pLgale. ioae hleltig.nor. 90.

CHARLEsToS, W. Va, July l5.-Gover-
nor Wilson, Auditor, Duffy, Attorney
General Caldwell and Superintendent Of
Schools Morgan left to-day on the an.
aual assessment,of railroads. The officials
win be absent about ten days. Treasurer
Thompson; whose health is not good, will
join the party at White Sulphur Springs.
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LONDON, Julyl7.-Mr. Michael Dayitt,
the Irish agitator, to-day, in a speech on
the land question, strongly denounced
and condemned The land purchase scheme
proposed by the Government, and char
acterized It as palpable swindle, by
which only the landlords would be bene-
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GENERAL GRANT.
HIS coNDIr1oN YESTERDAY.
Disturbed By q Msdallns straDgsr-The Con.
saltiuE Physlsians state That Their
Dis.lnruishsd Patient Is Very Much
ps.tsr-now His Throa. Looks.

Mr.. McGRreoR, July 15.-Gen. Grant
was considerably disturbed this aiternoon
by the intrusion upon his pri-
yacy Of q stranger who insisted upon
talking to him. This afternoon Drs. shra>
dy and Douglas, by means Of reflected sun
light made a thorough examination Of the
patients throat and all the affected paris.
The original nodosilies were found now to
extend up the neck behind the ear. They
are present on the neck behind the jaw
and also along the edge Of the jaw
on the right check. They have not in
creased in haslness since the last official
report, although they are more clearly
defined, because the inaltiration Of the
OVERLAPPING tissues have subsided leaving
the nodular Jumps more clearly defined.
The swelling about the palate is less, and
the ulcer at the base Of the tongue has in
creased in area or depth since the last
official report.
Some hardness and elevation Of the
ulcer Is noticeable, and hardness about
The sore indicating infiltration was OBJ
served. The examination caused no pain
and proportiorately was more thorough.
To-day there has been less pain In
,wallowiny than at any time since the
shange for the better.
On the whole the local conditions are
improved as regards pain and
,walling, and hope Is entertained that the
present system Of quiet may result in the
Of the Generals condition.
Pulse full and stronger at 6s. The General
having retired between 5 and 9 O'Clock,
here are no indications other than quiet
light.
The General this evening received from
Miss, q telegram of sympathy |
rom the Democratic Convention otiWar-
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a Family onarrel.

PirrsBcRdH, July 15.-Thenoto To-
cality known as Skunk Hollow in this city,
was the scene this afternoon ola fght
which will probubly result in the death Of
Edward Bulger and his wife. William
.Wilbert made an assault upon the Bulgers
with a base ball bat and left both Of them
for dead, making his escape. Bulger's
akullwas smashed inRnd his wifesustained
quite as serious injuries. The fight grew
out Of a quarrel between the two families.
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Ea,lly Aneeietj.

PARls, July l5.-The Bourse here this
morning was strong with advancing
prices. In the afternoon, however, the
market was affected by the report Of a
Russian advance on Zulficar pass and
rapid reaction in Rsntes and Suez canal
shares followed.
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Ts the Wilds," on the third page Of To-
DAVIS IS1E1LlaEscER, is sort of prelimi-
p.ry survey Of an important West Vlr-
sinis enterprise. Along with the coal and
the timber there are touches of picturesque
scenery, which even at this distance we
can enjoy, and feast Of fresh mountain
trout which the writer seems to have kept
pretly well to himself. Another chapter
ito follow. with more tout.
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peuble seniling nIateh.

PiTrsBuaeu, July l5.-Jehn Teemer
the oarsman, signed.articles Of agreement
to-day, for a double scnll race with Gau-
daur as mate. against Wallace Ross and
mate, not yet named. The race will be
for $500 a sides and take place at Oak Point
between the lst and 9th Of September.
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% rI-Yo, the ISrELllorYcER Is not
a,,;r1 10 print the details Of the Pal Mall
G@.4ss exposure" 1t is one thing to do
vo,k Of necessity, another thing to cater
.. danr,red appetiies. - /.
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eThey are making door With I've key.
holes, /" said Mrs. Augur. aWhats the use
Of having 50. many y askedlM Mr. Aueur.
ut will be much easier TO unlock. You
can fnd II much more easily when you
come home late,n replied the kindllady
HRubbilhp responded Mr.. Ausur.
ldiocy! When u come home late one Key.
hole L about allI care TO find 2 = :. .
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scream, and one Of them tainted. This
put an end to the scene, and q court Of In
yestigation will be convened 70, try the
charges aud counter charges that have
been made by Post aud Meter, and Try 70
learn what was at the bottom Of the scam
dalous affair.
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Railroad Employe. Removed.

srEusksvIl1E, O., July l5.-1n accord
anee with previous arrangements thirty
eight employees Of the Panhandlecar shops
ofthis city to-day removed to Columbus.
They included carpenters, painters, black
smiths, upholstsrers and timers. The
number Of employees now remaining in
this CITY Is about sixty.eight.
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niiners' Conyention.

PIf1sBuRoH,a Pa, July l5-TThe Coal
MinSFs National Executive Committed in
session here to-day issued a call for q
National Convention Of coal miners to be
held at Indianapolis, Wednesday Septem-
Der 8, for the purpose Of establishing 9
National Union and inaugurating q move
ment to advance mining rates. III