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A HELLENIC HORROR
Three Hundred Greeks Killed by an Earth
quake.
IN ENTIRE TOWN ENGULFED.
The Inhabitants Fly in Terror to the COun-
try.
THE SHOCK FELT In ITALY.

ATHENS, GREECE, August 28.-Greece
has again been visited by an earthquake,
which has been most disastrous in the
MOrea, and in which the. loss of life, ac-
eording to the best information, reaches
the enormous figures of three hundred.
The village of Pyrgo and the town Of
Philiatra, situated on the west coast OF
Morea, were the chief sufferers, and these
furnish, it is believed, all that have per-
ished.
In Pyrgo not a house is left standing,
while Philiatra is almost
SWEET FROM THE FACE OF THE GLOBE,
swallowed up in the commissions OF the
earth. The shocks were experienced
throughout the entire country of Greece in
u greater or less degree.
In the town of Zante every house was
damaged and the inhabitants fled in terror
to the open country. Several towns in
Italy were also visited by the earthquake,
but not to any serious extent, Naples,
Brindisi, Fogia, Caserta and laramie being
Of the number.
EGYPT FEELS THE EARTHQUAKE.
ALEXANDER, August 2S.-Violent
shocks of earthquake have been experienced
here and in other parts of Egypt, causing
terror among the natives, but so far rs
known doing no serious damage.
ROME, August 2S.-AmOng the towns in
Italy where the earthquake was felt are
Reggie, Calabria, PotenSa, Pzzudki, BARR
and AvelliaS. The people were panic
stricken, and took refuge i'll fields and
churches.
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, WEST VIRGINIA SENSATION.
4 Scholar Fatally Stabs his Teacher anu
then Disappears


CHICAGO, August Is. - The I""'S
Charleston, W. Va, special says; AeSier-
day while James KiSer was conducting 4
school in Jackson county, he had occasion
10 reprimand scholar, one John Griihth'
a youth of some 10 years Of age Inc
how went home and returned with MS
brother and was heard to threaten kiser 5
lifs The next morning he sharpened ms
knife, flled his pockets with rocks
anil returned to school. A pu-
nil who saw him getting
ready TO hit the teacher with a rock IN
formed on him and Kiser tried to take the
rocks away from him. During the S'ris
ole that ensued the boy stabbed the teaener
IN several different places, one penetrating
the lung. The teacher is lying at the
point of death and young GrlhthS "nete
abouts Is unknown, but rs he has RELATIVES
in this county it is supposed be IS near
here.
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ahrea Aeeiaents.
Special T,5egram to The Sasddy RegtRer.

.BUCKHANNoN. W. Va, August 2s.-
Three accidents have happened near this
place during the past few days. VIM.
Barrier had his hand seriously injured on
a circular saw. 1t is thought it will be
necessary to amputate it. Also man by
the name OF Wetzen was badly hurt while
saving, and an unknown person was in
jured by caRt-hOak,
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Burglary.

Special Tssegram to the Sunday Register.
KEYsER, W. Va, August 2s.-Ihe
store room and postofice, at Mt. Alta, this
county, Kept byJ. ". Stump, was bur,
plarized last night, all the stamps and
near four hundred dollars in cash and val
liable papers worth several thousand dol
lars were stolen.
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The Rank Statement.

New YORK, August 2s.-The weekly
statement of the associated banks shows
the following changes: Reserve increase,
S16S, 275; loans decrease, -, 742, 4Oo; specie
increase, s., 4l6, 200; legal tenders increase,
S34, $50, 900; deposits decrease, =, rs '3OO;
circulation increase, S612, 0QO. The hanks
now hold s., 9O7, $50 in excess of the p per
cent. rule.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW York. August % Dry Goods -
The close OF thn week shows Large busi-
Ness don" by iohhcrs aud agents. All sea-
somahlr sp,ElaltlrS are IN g"nd demand aud
movement. Cotton goods have done wll.
and hlrichcd shlrtlng have sold largely.
Stocks are very light, price, arc very irm
and orders for Gold Medal, llnw""d, For
est Mills and WhltcnS, lIlr arr booked At
value only.
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Killed by the Cars.

speeial Tsiegrasl 10 the Sunday Regisr
FAIRNoST, W. VA, August 2S.-Wil-
liam Sample, aged 10, of Palatine, was
killed by a Z. & o. train this morning
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PRODUCE.
New York.

New YORK, August 2S.-Flour-Re-
ceiptS l2,12! barrels; exports 1000 bar
rclS and 6.9i9 sucks; market dull and
heavy: SllcS 300 barrels. Wheat-Rc
cciptS l62, 80 bushels; exports none: spot
lots !a{c, and options gaze lower. closing
closing steady; SllcS 3,296,ON bushels
futures. i2i, 900 bushels spot; No. : Mil
waukcc 500, tOarriyc: unglTldcd - a!r9c:
No. ; red SIC; steamer No. , red SIC:
No. > red ~SaSS lc f. u. b.; No. rrd g!lc;
No. / white SHE; No. > rcd September
- 1-l6aS7!c, closed ut S7lc; November
20, a9Oic closed III Mc; December 81 "a
~ lj-lGc, closed nj 9l'c; January VA
93ic, closed al 9,Ic; May 9S:t9Slc, closed at
9|I June 99.a993c. closed 1T 9Ssc. Corn
Spot lots lal !c and options lasc lower
closing steady, with decline partly rccov-
cred; receipts SOTO bushels; exports
sos bushels; sales S12.OW bushels
futures, 100 bushels spot; ungrldrd
Ga5lIc; No. 2whitc - Be; August nomi-
nal; September i9iajOc closed nj i9;c:
October ~ .a5O;c. closed AT 50sc; Novcm-
her 81 ,ablsc, closed nj jl.c; December
.I2a52i. closed at - G. Oats alc lower;
receipts 1000 bushels; exports 2,Wii
bushels; sales 100000 bushels futures.
90. 900 bushels spot; mixed western 81 Ia
3Ic; white do. 3miOc' lIay-Firm
Coilcc-Spot fair; Rio firm At l0lc; options
steady and fairly active; sales -, 30 bag:
September 500; October S.lic; Noyrm-
Der s.iOc; December S.iOc; January 80
~. 5Oc; February $50; March S5jaS. 60.
Sugar-Strong but quiet refined firm;
c 5a5Ic extra G 5.a5l; white extra {
5la5s; yellow 4lai.c; cOnicctioncrs' \
) Lice; OF 4 jsnJi c; cutloaf and crushed
6.aG!c; granulatcd q 3-l6c; cubes q aG.c.
MolasscS-Quict and firm; 10 test l7!c.
Pctroleum--Stcady; United Gle. Tallow
Firm at ilc ROsin-Steady. Turpcn-
tinc-Dull 3j!c. Eggs-Dull and weak
western lGalGic; receipts 3,9I2 packages.
Pork -tluict but firm; new mess 81 10;
old do quoted at $ll OOall q! Lard
October 10 points higher; others without
much change; western steam, - -
September - 10; October 81 g!aG -;
November 81 72aG -; city steam - CO..
Buttcr-Firm; demand fair Cheese
Quiet and firm
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m. Roard of Public Works.

Special TtiegrdW to he Sunday Register
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 2s.-Ihe
Board of Public Works are still in session,
completing the assessment of the Failroads'
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LIVE STOCK,
Wheeling.

The cattle market this week was active
and prices changed bat little from those Of
last week. The hog market was fairly
active, while lambs were somewhat quiet.
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Blood

Ir-I, visa who rtlnemneFs II:
cha. e. a." ~. ' YEAR JlN>l, contracted
. ua-- 3D.. m i'm savannah. ia, az the
49, a .... .Hr hospital there for treat
a..Ll . .... ,,ry much irom rheumatism at
.,'' G.i mo-, get well under the
....s. r.-va> cured by any OF the
..... .-,..., NOW taken seven bottles Of
...., ...'. .... -.,r,ul aud we'll 10 drove
.,...... .'..,r hnilS ou the skin.
~. .E' ."..''' DAN LEAHG.
~ AuE =. ~.
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Commissioner Miller Coming Home.

WASHINGTON, August p. -Commis-
sianer Miller, of the Internal Revenue
Bureau, has gone TO West Virginia on
fishing expedition.
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DrOWuPd.

Special Tti>gram to tie s,addy Regi&eT.
CHARLESTOS, W. VA, August 2S.-The
second cook, Ed. Mclean, Of tLe steamer
Boone, fell oyeFbaafd this evening and was
drowned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-30

'-.,ue g.ea. r.r ID assure You that If
e., l. & Nri-WrS Celebrated Liver
%. '.-" '.Hu twenty years lu my family.
-..-s..t .4uWas uvug superior to any
.t-,.t or u.rr seen used. 1 have nCt
..-l 'n.r.4uty and had 10 try others, AM
%. -.-,A god variety, but | have never
49, y ~ 50 promptly, probably, anC
=. : A'LAG~ ,. / have used them myself,
. q. ..- .rra, w,ththe most gratifying re
!. i'.r4arrM having used them on my
.'..-' zen easy and happy effect, would
I'D .1rw no one and 10 all. These
3D." "'-A-dp 70 promptly. do 10 wei,
a'u ELECTS behind. As bile re-
s. iHrr ruTreetOr, - q tOrerunner
-' system Tor quinine, there ~ no
.-...... r.llG. ,D Or. G.. McLane'S Cele'
.."- i..s. J y,prCt % use them Is
Cd .-'., i yeyc1UJiuuc - good - they
-.- ile past.
l.g-, truly, Ell. GILES.
...a t-arua south, Myers station,
.--." District, Florida Conference.
TEvl~rGo, Canada West, Ont.
. % ..EW,N. Bros
'-'l..,ram" al right, and can say
r"l l..uu> pin. have used !
.-.s I.S, ut' can say DR.. Z. Nc
...' Manufactured by Fleming Bros.
--.H -rat.rWru you have my thanks
save some " those pills to my
,'' TRIAL. one OF my neighbOrS
..>. %" sud they did help him. He
..s .a" e new man. He wishes
5.,.E cents worth for him. SO,
I'D ..,tr ii. can 10 introduce DIR.
Angg Pills. manufactured by
-- ...rs5. Yours with respect,
Nm. IL. DUGAS.
gs.,
'. -E.n.'Snd You will lind one dollar
30. please send me more OF your
ale Ia Pills. thrust you have
10 inr'.' last two boxes 4 order
zero. l"aaI only SAY. they have
.. tnI lGla could express L
s-.rT uaH than / have for two
.-- hours truly,
REV. pUIL SPABTH,
West Sandla6e, n. Y.
! - COUNTERFEITSl Send US sc
4 .--' Dat N.Is.gc's celebrated Liyes
..u.>umr cards.
! '"LNlNG BROS. HitISburg, Pa
! : Sale By retail druggists. Be
Z '-' aCLare's PillI You buy are
Al pittsburgh. Pa. The cousA
i ~ ~ are made at St. Louis, 40.
4 "aeoing, W. Va.
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Resister
Grarelers' 6uidr.

a RRINAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
y EXPLANATION OF REVERENCE MARKS: &Daily
SUNDAY excepted. monday excepted.-Wheel.
ing Time:
b. y y. K. h Depart. Arrive.
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COTTON.
New Work.

New YORK, August ~ .. Cotton
Future closed easier III about yesterdays
Figures
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RAIRoADs-Very dull and steady;
sales S59i, 500.
SroCKS-The news received on the street
to-day was very meagre and had little or
no effect on stocks. The trading was eN-
tremely dull and steady, except in some
few special stocks until the after
noon, when prices yielded small
fractions, but the market closed steady
and generally ut small fractions under
opening prices. The business of the day
amounted to only &c, 10 shares. There
was not a single active stock on the list.
In some of the usually active shares there
was not single sale recorded. The final
changes are for fractions only, although
Pacific Mail records an advance Of IL per
cent. and Manhattan Consolidated n loss OF
|. Quotations closed bid rs follows:
Adams Express, 49, American Express,
los; Central Pacific. 42s; Chesapeake and
Ohio 3; do preferred. tirsts l5t; do seconds
3; Chicago and Alton, l4l3; do. preferred,
l55; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, l35;
Cleveland and Columbus, 81; Delaware
and Hudson. 99sc ex. div: Denver and Rio
Grande, 29s; Erie - dopreierred AT Fl
Wayne, IA; Illinois Central, 1874; Lake
Erie and Western, 81; Lake Shore, sjs;
Michigan Central, IS; Minneapolis and
St. Louis, 1873; do preferred, 42!; Missouri
Pacific, 100; New Jersey Central, 81! j;
Northern Pacific, 27t; do preferred, Sd
Chicago and Northwestern, ll3i dopreter-
red, l42!; New York Central, l0ss; Ohio
Central, -; Ohio and Mississippi, -! ;
do preferred, 80; Oregon TrlnscOntincn-
tai, BIZ; Pacific Mail, $40; Panama, -:
Peoria D..& f., PSI; Pittsburg, l5l!;
Pullman Palace Car, 1913; Reading, -;
Rock Island, l2i!; St Louis and San
Francisco, POI dopreierred, 59}; do first
peftrred, 1l2t; ST. Paul, Minneapolis
and Minnesota, ll3; st. Paul and Omaha
46i; do preferred, lO9l; Texas Pacific, 10
Union Pacific, a5i; United States Ex-
press IS; Western Union Telegraph, GG!.
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I'm Knnte tn Solln.

LEMBERG, August 2S.-Prnce AleNan-
der started at > O'Clock this afternoon, by
a special train, from LampalaSka 10y way
of bucharest and Grurgcyo. From Lampa-
laska he v i'll proceed to Sofia. 1t Is not
settled what route he will take to reach
that city. Before leaving l.amberg the
Prince called an eminent physician,
To RESTORE ORDER IN BULGARIA.
PARIS, August 2S.-A Cabinet council
was held to-day ut which, il is asserted,
pourDarlers were issued to obtain the sense
of the Powers ON the ACCESSIBILITY of hold
ing new conference for the purpose OF re-
storing order in Bulgaria. NJ. Wadding-
ton, French Ambassador ut London, re-
fuses TO change positions with Baron DE
Courcel, Ambassador ut Berlin.
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nnnth nf Inrd LcnnON.

LONDON, August 2S.-LOrd Henry
Charles Gordon Lennon, brother OF the
Duke of Richmond, is dead. He was sixty
five years old
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Messrs. Hudson & Bayha furnish the fol-
lowing quotations:
per h.: 500 to 900 lbs. 3aaslc per h.; 700
to 500 lbs. 2ia3lc per Ih
Hogs-Market active; 4a4sc per lib.
Lamb+Good at Sadie per lb.
CaIves-S3 OOa5 90 per head. -
Sheep-2!a3lc per lb.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S-The DrorTs' Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts 1900 head;
shipments 1900 head; market slow and
shade lower; shipping steers IS %;
stockers and feeders 50 O0a3 ~; COWS,
bulls and mixed 81 50a3 so; bulk - ia
, 15; through cattle shade lower; grass
COWS 81 aOa2 IS; through Texas cattle
shade lower; graSsers ~ 20a2 20; steers
s. 70a3 co; western rangers, natives and
half breeds 50 GOAL 20. - 4
Hog-Receipts $500 head; shipments
=, 500 head !; market strong; good grades
) cents higher; rough and mixed. So s5a
4 20; packing and shipping, - 1Oa5 50;
light s. 75a4 So; skips 81 6oa36S.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, August -. ~Gattle-Re-
ceipts, 665 head; shipmentst IA head;
nothing doing; Is cars shipped TO New
York
Hocs-Rseeipts, 1900 head; shipments,
J. 800 he.,d; market steady; Phiisds'phias
~ Oa5 81; Workers 81 Sal 6; cruisers
81 Dial 81; / cans shipped Ia New York.
Sheep--ReceiptS, 2,iuU head; shipments
J. 400 head; market closing slow n Fridays
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI August -. - Hogs
Steady; common and light S3Stat ~; pack
ing and butchers Il iaai ~; receipts GOO
head; shipments 265 head.
PETROLEUM.
Pittsburgh.
PIr1Sm'RGH, August S.-Pctroleum-
Opened 1T 6O,c; closed nj Gle; highest
he, lowest Gnsc.
bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, August >. petroleum
National Transit certificates opened Al
co. closed at ole; highest Gle; lowest
til 4; clrarlncrS 6l6, S,n barrels.
Titusyillc.
TTrUSvIILE, August 2S.-Petrolcum-
National Transit certificates opened At
Gle; highest 6lic; lowest 6oic; closed 1T
Ole.
oil City.
on CITY, August 2S.-rctroleum -
Opened at Ole, highest al C. lowest 6n3c,
closed at6lc. Sales. a., 900 barrels: clear
anccs, !,4lI.O0 barrcls; charters ii ,9Oi
barrels; shipments 19,5l5 barrels.
New York
NEW YORK, August aS.--rctrolcum-
Opened and closed AT Gle; highest Gle;
lowest 6u.c. Sales, 1.5lo.oT barrels.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 4a5 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Steady-Stosks DuI-Flour
Quiet and Unchanged-WheatL Lower.
New YORK. August 2s.-MOney on call
ranging from to per cent, closing at 4
per cent. asked; prime mercantile paper
4a5 per cent.
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B., c. K z. RAILROAD.

B., e. K z. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire ut 90 n. IN. for Symmetrical
and GAINESVILLE
Leave Bcllatre at 2.O5 P. IN. for WoodsGeld and
symmetrical
Leave Bcllalre at $40 D. M for WOOdSfcld
Arrive at Bellaire goo a. III, l2:JO p. IN and 4O5
?. III
NTHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. X.
ON and amer MAY 3, 1856, Trains will run aS
follows.
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ORGANIZATIONS FOR TINE LEAP.
Lawrence Donovan, the hero of thi,

Lawrence Donovan, the hero of this
latest Jump, is preSSman. VIM. Reid,
the foreman OF the press room, says that
DUuovan'S plan to jump from the bridge
was definitely formed about two weeks
ago. during a dispute in the Office one night
about the chances OF escaping from it alive.
Donovan finally sid he WAS not afraid to
try the Jump that killed Odlum, so bet
of $500 was Orranged with Foreman Reid.
Preparations were made ut once and last
night everything was ready. Everybody in
the building knew about it and was anxious
to witness hcjump.
Donovan did not work last night. lie
slept in the building, however, and was
aroused ut I:3O u H. -
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HE GOES ON THU LIST.
A Newspaper FRESHMAN EvadeS the New
York Police
and HOPS OFF THE Big BRIDGE.

New YORK, August 2S.-The Brooklyn
bridge police have been on the look out the
past week for Chas. f. Bishop, the man
who announced he would Jump from bal
loon over the bridge he didn't appear, how
ever, and the last accounts of him state
that he jumped the town of Lowell, Mass,
leaving three days board bill behind.
The police on duty on the bridge this
morning read of Bishops jump and were
conGratulating themselves upon the fact
that theSwould probably not be troubled
by him for time ut least. While they
We're talking about Bishop and his jump,
a young man all prepared for this occasion
eludcd their vigilance and jumped from
the centre spauat the South roadway OF the
bridge. lie was picked Mp by friends in 4
boat. who were watching for him, rowed
ashore, and was at once arrested.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 2j.-Thc feeling in
wheat Was weak to-day, due in great part
to continuation of yesterday influences.
The market opened at 7Sc for October raj.
lied 10 - &C., broke of To 71[C, and closed
at - l-1Gc or lc lower. Corn WAS weak
and closed t. lower. Oats dull and heavy,
closing at Ia, Q lower. Provisionsa shade
lirmcr, closing slightly higher. Flour
Quiet and unchanged Whcat-Wcakcr,
closing &c lower Sales ranged: August
7j!a7G,c, closed at 7jsc; September TIA
7Glc, closed at 7Gic; October 77sa1- g.,
closed at - l-lGc; No. > spring 7j:a7Glc.
No. red 11tc. Corn-WcIk and lc low
or; cash iOaiO!c; August E!,0aic, closed
at Ace September 4O.ai0Ic, closed at
10 Lie; October i!!ai2!c, closed at 4!Ic.
Oats-Dull and heavy; cash 2j!a2jsc; Au-
gust 2j.c; September 2jsa25ic, closed al
- ll-lGc; October - la27 ic, closed at - e.
Rye-Dull; No. , iic. Barley No.
= j9c. Flax Sced-Quici, No. 81 ~.
Mess Fork-Opcned At 40 lower, rallied
7lalOc and ulO,,d Ut outside figures: cash
- i7!aD ~; September - iOa9 Az, closed
at - ~; October 50 IL la9 - closed at
50 81! Iard-Firmcr and l2al.!c higher
cash - ~; September = 2Oaa1 e!l, closed
: ~, October 50 I,!aG Us, closed al
s. Gj. Cut Meats Short rib sides steady
cash 81 Is. RoXcd Meats Steady; shonI-
ders 5iaj.c; short clear j. G0aj 10. Wits
ky-Steady at IL -. Sugar Steady
Cutl0af G:aG!c: granulatcd 400 stand
ard 4 l-IGaG!c. Buttcr-firm: cream
cry lGa22!c; dairy 12al7c. Eggs-At
11lal2lc.
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OFF WITH THEIR HEADS.
The Bulgarian Rebels Found Guilty of
TrnnSnn.

The bulgarian Rebels FOUND Gullly Oh
Treason.
SOFIA, August ga court martial for
the purpose OF trying the leaders OF the
coup Petdt which resulted in the deposit
ton of Prince Alexander, has rendered
verdict Condemning VI. ZankOff, Minister
of the Interior, under the rebellious pro-
visional government, and NJ. GruOtl, to
death, and the Metropolitan of Tirnova,
Mgr. Clement, to imprisonment for life.
LONGING FOR THE PRINCES RETURN.
LONDON, August 2S.-M. Stambulotl, Of
Bulgaria. has sent the following dispatch to
Prince Alexander. of HeSSe: I'm the
name of the Fatherland we beg your High
ness to telegraph to your son at Lemburg
(Our Prince. and ask him to leave that
city to-day direct for Bucharest, where VI.
Nachevics, the Bulgarian Diplomatic
Agent, will explain to him everything.
The Bulgarian nation and army lODglngly
await the Princes return.
ALEXANDER WARNED By RUSSIA.
LONDON. August 2S.-The Russian pa
DerS nope IIllJ the lnttTNlt" DClNSCh L iiii'N
Bismarck and NJ. De GierS, the Russian
Foreign Minister, will hasten settlement
of the Bulgarian difficulty. The eventual
return of Prince Alexander, they say,
might increase difficulty for Germany.
The Gdzdic, of st. Petersburg, advises
Prince Alexander not to resume the gov
eminent OF Bulgaria, rs such Il step would
only result in a second and more decisive
overthrow.
TURKEY MASSING HER TROOPS.
LONDON, August 2S.-Turkey is mass
ing troops on the ROumclian frontier.
Daily councils are being held at CONSTANT
nople to consider the situation.
The Russians refused TO allow Prince
Alexander n saloon carriage or servants,
and only released him after Emperor Viii
liam had tclcgraphed TO the Car On the
subject.
ALEXANDER LEAVES FOR BULGARIA..
LENIBURG, AUSTRIA, August -. Prince
Alexander left here to-day for bulgaria.
lie will 20 via Giurgevo, ROumania, and
expects to reach Bulgarian territory by to-
morrow. His brothers, Francis and Lud-
wig, are with him, and will be his travel
ing companions.
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TIE "NIGHT SHIFT"


went of. He was Immediately dressed
for the jump; u pair of heavy padded
drawers were put ON, the shoes were blue
canvas, the Soles of which were weighted
with led. Thus attired. light breakfast
was plrtakcn of, and Donovan and friend
proceetled to the bridge entrance, near
which u wagon WAS in waiting. They
Jumped on board and were driven to the
center uf the bridge, where the distance to
the water is about - feet more than from
the point where BrOdie dropped into the
East river. Printers and pIcSSmen EN-
plovcd on morniugpapers gathered in force
at the Dover street dock to see the daring
act and u boat was rOwed out into mil
stream To pick up Donovan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-30
\ BIG CLASH

and.went right through. was well pro-
tected with padding, so that no harm
Nd como tn me. When / came up To
the surface, / was no more exhausted than
that WAS able to swim hundred yards
or % to the boat. They pulled me IN anu .!
took me to the pier, where lTasarreSte":
Donovan was born in this city NJ "'
frankfort street He stands feet lnciles
in height, weighs 100 pounds, and Is -
years of age. r,h,
Donovan was arraigned in the IomoS
Police Court this forenoon, and mel" Oy
Justice Duffey in the sum OF $500 Tor eN-
animation.