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DE 1rssrps onrEns THEM ur.

Tho Great Engineer Says All That is Needed
to Capture the 1stllmuS s:s1ao, 900, 900.
PARIS, July 1O.-M. De Lesseps has Ii.
sued spirited circular to the sharehold-
era Of tho Panama Canal Company. In
this document he declares: "Despite all
obstacles, we shall march on. The appa.
ratus and machinery are all ready. We
only require $l2O,OOO,OOO To complete the
canal In 1880. We Rhall issue debentures
forthwith to enable France to complete
the peaceful conquest Of the IAthmus Of
Panama." The directors OF the Panama
Canal Company have approved NJ. De
LesSeps' circular. The company will 10.
sue fresh bonds 10 the emount Of 900 0OO.
900 francs, with large premium and FREE
quent drawingS. The privilege To sub.
scribe Is restricted for the present 10 the
$50, 900 holders OF shares and bonds. M.
De Lesseps, In his circular, thanks tho
Government, whose good intentions, he
says, have been hampered by the commit.
tee 10 which the lottery bill was referred.
The Government has withdrawn the Pan.
anna Canal lottery loan bill from the
Chamber Of Deputies.
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DID lT FoR GLORY.
A Man Goes Through the Niagara Rapids
In q Dn rel.

n MN tOeb LhFOukn tue NnBuIu lkhpluA
ina Ia rel.
BUFFALO, N. W July 11.-yery few Of
the thousands Of persons who visited
Niagara Falls to-day had any idea that
another adventurous man would attempt
to swim tho whirlpool rapids In which
Captain Webb lost his life. For some
time past O. D. Graham has been making
preparations for the attempt, but few per.
sons really believed that his courage would
hold out long enough for him to make It.
Such, however, was not the case, and at
about 4 o'clock this afternoon Graham
started on his perilous voyage which be
successfully accomplished. Graham had
told reporter all about his plans and
stated that he would carry them out at
the time he did, but requested that the
time be not given in publishing the
article for fear that the authorities would
prevent him in his purpose. Accordingly
very few were among the spectators.
Graham kept the cask In which he in
tended to make his trip In saloon In this
city. About II o'clock last night be load.
ed II on q wagon and accompanied by sew.
eral friends started for the falls. They ar.
/ Si'.si 49, aLs,,I A o,oIorl, tht. t1nxrin,,
riveu sheie avG .ba a,S ViOVn viz snIn. o ths
a." larinsm uh SSde ~ tSs % rivsr heiow tSa M tsII0
and about 800 rods above the cantilever
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manhoie V., ~ 'u1 a, % a. smsiI host. Ie towa,, Su
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arahem VIZ staiteu Nv On ~ mns a..s migas nave
turned Guy 70 ~ ,dns.s naS w ~ T. esIn
inc loving ptocess tooh oniy aiew NV MN. IN,
utes any tnen tne sienm ~ tLa VaEIs s Sns c@sk
ana started y toWaites ai. sne WnlriPu9i. Ai !,
nlst IL moyeu slowIy doMth ,s .aSsaa .aSies an !,
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

A puma killed and deyoured baby
near Pilot Grove, Texas.
President and Mrs Cleveland will visit
Upper SaranaC Lake early in August.
The total value Of imports at the port ol
New York during the past week was S6,'
O0O,29l.
Miss Regina Deisser and her 12.year.
old son were killed by lightning at Wake
field, III.
The jury in the 100000 suit agalnS,
the Western Union brought In verdict
Of $4,000.
Chyo Coon and Chigo ChiaSck, Chi
namen, were sentenced 10 death for mur
der In 81. Louis.
The o. & NJ. railway depot Of Bridge
port, ILL.,, was struck by Lightning and to
tally destroyed.
Henry Luiz, a prominent farmer who
resided near Brownsville, o., was struck
by train aud killed.
AT Portland, Me-, Martin o'Hare bru
tally murdered his wife, leaving her naked
body lying on the floor.
Secretary Manning 10 at his home 10
Albany, N. Y, where he will remain
about q week. He is reported 40 feeling
well and hearty.
At wichita, Kas., O. R. McClintock
shot his wife fatally and then sent q bul.
let Into his own breast, from the effects Of
which he will die. He was jealous.
Thomas DayuS, q Youngstown, o..
butcher, has disappeared, leaving bis wife
and children destitute, and q number oI
creditorsto mourn his untimely departure
The President Saturday afternoon re.
turned 10 the House Of Representatives
without bis approval, the BILL providing
for the erection Of q building at ABhevllle
N. o.
In drunken row between A. W, Fan
ter and hIs son William, near New Lon
don, Mo-, the father was shot elk times
and the son received three bullets Id The
abdomen. Both will die,
Asa result Of domestic troubles between
George w, UhAtletdon, q farmer llvlnl
near Grand Rapids, Ml1h., aud his vile
the latter deliberately shot her husbant
10 the back, killing him instantly.
The nail mills Of tic BelionI Iron Work
and tue Kelly Nall and Iron Company, O
1tonton, o., have shut down, the loitne
completely and The latter In The forge do
psltmsntj ior The summer stop pi ReveEa
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Ln,,ouebcro,. y,s,y,.

LONDON, July ll,-Mr. Labouchere, In
an interview to-day, said; ~ am conf.
dent that Gladstone will resign and that
the Conservatives will take Office. ANY
coalition between the Tories and Union.
lists cannot last twenty minutes. Cham.
berlAln and Caino are the only two worth
considering. The Liberal defeat arisea
from Gladstone's failure 10 make The land
bill clear. Radicals not seeing the force Of
buying out tho landlords, the CRY Of
"lhrse acres and o COW" has mot done any
good. II would have been better 10 have
talked Of half an acre and calf, THO
laborer would understand that, / do moi
think the Tories will adopt o Home Rulc
policy. II 10 not 10 their interest
TO settle the Irish question, but
rather 10 keep II open. The Tories
used Chamberlain nicely, but be does
not see 1t. They will throw him over
when II suits their purpose, II will be q
long time before the Irish question 10 oct.
tied. II cannot possibly be settled by the
next Parliament. The counties know
nothing oi the question. When they
have been educated Gladstone will win,
hands down. This will bs the great work
Of the Radicals In the immediate future.
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Mn. MORRISON has got in his work on
Mr.. Randall and his followers in the
Democratic party, and at last accounts
Mr. Randall did not seem to be suffering
Mt. Morrison in his report on Mr.. Ran
dalps bill takes occasion to say: "a
million Of workmen are idle ior want
Of work to do, and capital in still greater
proportion th&n' unemployed labor lies
dead or unproductiye. Our hills aud
mountains are full Of mineral wealth
Millions Of acres Of productive lands wall
for the plow, Homes for homeless bill
lions arc to bs had for the taking. Favored
with plentiful harvests, blest with health
the only plague which atllIcts us Is idle
ness. What we need is profitable EN-
ployment."
We'll, il the tariff ls reduced 10 suit Mr.
NorriBon's views all the mineral wealth
In our mountains will remain in the
mountains, and q vast number Of men will
bs added to the idle army. What The
country desires is that tho tariff be lei
Alma
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PlrBBuRGu, Pa, July l1.-At a meet.
i,a1Sol tho district Executive Board Of the
Knights Of Labor and miners and coke
drawers amalgamated association held at
@'tIdale, Pa, yesterday, II was decided
10 notify the coke producers that they
would insist on the iulAllment Of the terms
Agreed to between them al o meeting Of
The representatives Of both sides, held
August lSst, aud which the miners claim
l9ey have not received, the operators 10
adyAhCe the price ot mining
AID coke drawing Ave percent and
iaOofets wages 10 fifteen cents pei
hour Notice has been sent 10 the syhdl.
e!ats and Producers Association 10 meet
MSm 0s soon u possible. Should the men
hl in obtaining their demands there will
undoubtedly be another general strike
OldeTed Throughout the IegIon, The two
iocleIlOs will hold another joint meBtlng
aefe aefe on Monday, al which they intend "a
.Ame a sliding scale " regulate the price
VI labor ID the ConnellsyiIle dleIflCt,
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RAILROAD earnings for June show &
very handsome gain as compared will
the corresponding month Of last year
which is good evidence that the genera
business Of the country is improving, AMI
Is in itself a promise Of better times
Thero are at least 100000 persons in the
United States, says railway journal
whose inc>me is derived in part from rail
way securities, and the ups and downs o.
railroad business mean prosperity or pov
ety to them. When interest payments
are regular and dividends fairly large
they have money to spend in trade, while
the failure Of these sources Of income re
duces them to tho purchase Of only the
neceSarles Of life. 1t lisa great mistake Il
suppose that railroads are owned wholly
by the rich, and that 1t does not matter
mu:h to other people whether they carr
fair dividends or not.
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HE FOUGHT wIrm A LORD.
Blows Exchanged In n Political Fracas IL
t,Ynnn TNn prnnInnnt pnrnnnn.

Blows Exchanged In n Political Fracna he.
tween Two Prominent Persons.
LONDON, July 1O.-A political fracas oc-
Cured at Warminster, in Weltshire, to-
night. Lord Harry Thyme, Oonserya-
tive, met G. P. Fuller, the Gladstonian
candidate for the House OF Commons for
that (the Western division Of Wiltshire)
constituency, at the railway station at
WarminAter, and In a heated conversation
which followed, called him q liar. Mr..
Fuller promptly replied in similar Ian.
guage, when Lord Harry Thyme struck
Fuller. The latter returned the attack
vigorously, aud lively scrimmage ensued.
At length Viscount Weymouth and Sir
Hobhouse succeeded In separating the
combatsnts.
The difficulty grew out Of the following
circumstance: P.J. O'Brien, the Parnelt.
ite member for the North division OF Tip
persry, had attempted to deliver an ora
ton Ia support Of Mr.. Fuller In the earlier
part Of the evening, but had been howled
down by crowd, who grested hespeaker
with cries Of "Dynamiter" and Convict"
Mr.. o Brien, Fuller and their friends were
eventually compelled to retreat To Mr..
Fuller's house, which was besieged by
mob until midnight.
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WEST VIRGINIA rgAcuERs


Vaulting Ambition.
Special DiIpGtch to the InidllO,Hcer.
WASHINGToN, July ll,-President Tur-
ner, Of the University, Prof, Lewis Kitz-
miller, Superintendent Of Schools for Tay-
lor county, Prof. Conrad A, sips, Of the
Fairmont State Normal School; Miss Ver-
ona Maple, Of the Glenville State Normal
School; Prof. Cox, OF Bethany; Prof., Tay,
lor, Miss Grace Lee and g, L, Duncan, Of
OlarksburR, and large number Of other
leading West Virginia educators, came
down yesterday Saturday from the
Teachers Convention at Mountain Lake
Park, and are doing the slghts OF WASH
ington City, They visited the Capitol and
many OF the departments yesterday, Most
Of the party returned to West Virginia last
night; the balance remained over and will
probably 20 home tomorrow,
"Junior" Brown, OF Kingwood, accom-
panied by his cousin, Mr., O. u, Brown, Of
Cincinnati, were in town yesterday, They
left last night for Toronto, Canada on q
pleasure excursion. Mr., Brown seems TO
be actively in the field for Congress, and
his name, am informed, will be pre-
sented to the Democratic convention at
KeYSeF,
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TITS TANIMANY,s rRuMIp,
Commissioner Squire, ofNew York, BcgIl
to IOunce County Democrats,

Commissioner Squire, OfNew York, Begin,
to Bounce County Democrats.
New YoRK, July lO.-Rollin M. Squire
who was put in Office some two years age
as the stool pigeon Of Hubert o. Thomp
son, Chleltain OF the County Democracy
to-day issued an order that has carried
terror into the hearts OF the faithful in
that organization. Mr.. squire's devotion
to Mr.. Thompson rapidly decreased when
once he found himself securely settled in
his place, and the imperious power which
Thompson was alleged to have over him
through knowledge Of some past mis-
deeds Of Squire, failed to materialize
whom squlre's dallying with the Tam
many faction became open and ad'
mitted. Taminany's control Of the
Department OF Public Works has become
practically supreme, and to.day's ediCt IL
an official death warrant for great por'
ton Of the County Democracy men still
remaining In the department. 1t Gomez
in the shape Of an adoption by Commits
sioner Squire OF recommendations made
to him by Deputy Commissioner Smith
as the result Of the following out OF In
struCtionS, which Mr.. Smith now conve
niently remembers that he received from
Mr.. Squire re'when he frat went into office,
Tho recommendation is for reduOtion o
force in the bureau Of the Chief Engineer
by the discharge Of employees whose sala'
riea aggregate $62, llS per annum, and o
employees in the Lamps and Sewers De
partment, with salaries Of $50, ,G32 more.
Mr.. Squire gives the heads Of these
bureaus until August ! to carry out hiI
instructions, and while declaring that the
move Is made solely with view to econ
omy, and that the vacancies made will
not be filled, makes the qualification tha
the force shall be increased again when
ever efficiency seems to require II, and ex
pressively adds that he personally decldeI
whether any such increases are necessary
As scheme for bouncing County Democ
racy men and gradually putting Tammany
men into their places, Mr.. sqIire's soliCi
tude for the dear public's purse will q
like q tailor.made riding habit.
To Mr.. squlre's letter is appended thG
cheerful announcement that similar re
duCtions in the force Of the four or 6vI
other bureaus in his department will b.
made In few days.
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FATAL ACCIDENT
Near BuckhannOn - Railroad Workmel
Crushed bya Big Fall,
u,..I.I DE.,.I.. q. "A.

Near Ruckhannon - Railroad WOrkmen
Crushed bya Big Fall,
Special Dt,patag 10 he EGQuirT.
BucEHANSoS, W, Va, July 1l,-George
Wright, from Bolton, Barbour county,
Duck Tenney and William Turner, coll
ored, Of this county, laborers on the Buck
hannon River Railroad, met with serious
accident yesterday, They were at work
on rock overhanging the river. After
they had exploded two blasts In the rock
without the desired result they again
mounted the rock for the purpose Of sink.
ing the third hole when the rock gave
way, Wright and Tenney falling with the
rock. Turner clung to the side Of the
rock for moment, and his hold gave way
and he fell beside the other two, q distance
OF thirty.six feet, Wright was fatally in
jured, having his skull crushed and spine
injured. Tenney has one bone Of his
his right leg broken and his lett wrist
badly spralned. Turner Jared better than
either Of the others, having no bones
broken and only slowed up little. The
injured men were moved to a neighboring
house. Wright is reported dying, and
Tenney Is doing as well as could be ex.
psCted. Turner came To town late last
night.
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WHEELING, W, Va, July 0.
DEAR sIR;-We are directed by the Re-
publican STATE Executive Committee to
call a meeting OF the State Central Com
mittee at Psrkesburg on Wednesday
noon, July 2S, 1886, and at the same time
extend an invitation to any and all Re-
publiCans to meet the Committee on that
day for the purpose Of coufsrring and con-
sidering the political necessities Of the
campaign now before US,
This notice will be sent to Republicans
so far as this Committee and the various
County Executive Committees have facil.
tiles; but whether received or not, all
Republicans from every section Of the
State are cordially invited to he present,
County Executive Committees are re-
quested TO urge the Republicans OF their
Jurisdiction to attend this conference. An
important campaign Is before us, and
there being no State Convention this year
the Importance Of general conference
will be apparent to all.
WI, W, CowpEN, Chairman.
o, G. sCoPrELD, Secretary.
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Tnr talk about the Mt, Vernon, Coshoc'
ton & Wheeling railroad locating it's east
ern terminus ut Bsllairo Is simply nom
sense. The company Is not 50 plethorlc
Of ca,h tha. ii can afford to throw away
this colnty'a handsome contribution and
the other large Investments made alone
on tho strength OF Ohio county's sub
scrption. Tho talk might as well stop,
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COALITION MINISTRY.
1oRD sAIIsBURY's ovpRrUNra
To Lord harrington on tho subjeot-WhO
will Compose tho New Cablnet-Mr.
Chamberlain to be Left out-Rus.
Sla's a'sAIovCments-'Thu Cholera, ~

LONDON, July ll,-LOrd Salisbury has
made oyertures to Lord Harrington lor the
formation Of Ia coalition ministry, whose
programme shall include a local govern
ment bill for England, Scotland and Ire-
land a lsborers allotment bill empowering
rural laborers to acquire small holdings,
reform and extension OF the artisan dwell
ing act including dwellings Of farm labor
ersi measure for the cheaper transfer OF
lands and the appointment OF q select
committee to inquire into the administra-
tlon Of the government OF India with the
view OF giving the natives increased local
control. II Lord Harrington asssnts to
the formation Of coalition ministry the
cabinet will include. Mr.. Goschen, Sir
Henry James and the Duke Of Argyle, but
not Mr., Chamberlain,
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THE FISHERY WAR.
State Departments Reply to Congressman
BOutGlIe's Request.

State Departments Reply to Congressman
BOutelIe's Request.
WASHINGTON, D, @. July ll.-Rspresen.
tatiye Boutelle, OF Maine, has received the
following reply to his request that the
State Department give immediate atten-
tion to the statement telegrsphed him
from Eastport that American boats were
driven away from Fastanros, N. B., on
Friday by Dominion cruiser:
DEAR SIR;-l have Just received your
telegram OF this date stating that you had
a dispatch from Eastport, Maine, that
merchant vessels after herring for sar-
dimes at St. Andrews were driven away
by the Dominion cruiser, Middleton, with
the announcement that no American
boats will be allowed TO take herring for
any purpose, and to this you invoke the
immediate attention of this Department.
0n the second of-June last you called at
this Department In company with Sena.
tor Hale, OF Maine, and then drew my at
tention to similar threat OF interference
with the purchase OF small herring for
canning as sardines from the Canadian
waters. On the same day made repre-
sentation Of the alleged threats TO the
British Minister at this capital, and drew
his attention to the alleged violation oi
lawful commercial intercourse between
British subjects In Canada and citizens Of
tho United States.
was in hopes that further interference
with a recognized and legitimate trade
would be prevented, but will again ad-
dress the British Minister upon the sub.
jeCt. It will assist materially In all such
cases Of alleged violation Of commercial
rights II accurate and full statements OF all
the facts In each case are procured and
forwarded TO this department, accom-.
panied by affidavit. A great deal oil loose
rumor and sensational statement would
be thus disposed Of and tangible basis he
laid for claims for compensation by the
injured parties. have the honor TO be,
very respectfully, yours,
Mr.. Boutells has telegraphed requesting
that full and accurate sworn statements Of
the interference complained be forwarded
at once 10 the Department OF State.
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LitIE Rock, AK July Il,-paftlCu.
As H o. tho killing Of three ConviCis BY their
guards near Pine Btu yesterday afternoon
Ssve ~ reached this city, a gang Of about
~ ConVIcis were working In D brick yard
aleS miles from the town and the entire
TTslnbe, made q sudden break for liberty,
.as sglardSlpmedlalsly leyeled their rltlhB
ia3 log Nted, killing three ol the fingleadetl
.'s,hsG .as hSsGGftally wouRdIug a fourth. Mont
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In another column IL published the
notice Of tho Republican State Executive
Committee calling a meeting OF the State
Central Committee to meet at Parkers-
burg July 2S. and inviting all RepublI'
cans to meet with them in conference
The invitation is broad enough to include
every Republican, and every man who
In, the interest Of the party at heart aud
desires to work for it's aucCeas should not
stay away because he received no invita-
ton by letter, circular or otherwise. The
meetlng is virtually State convention
and all Republicans in good standing are
accredited delegates.
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A Poets Funeral.

AUGUSTA, GA, July 1.-THE remains of
Paul Hamilton Hayne were buried this
afternoon in the Augusta cemetery, sec.
tion being donated by the city for the
purpose Of receiving the body Of the most
distinguished Southern poet. The funeral
took place at St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Bishop Beckwith and Blshop.elect Weed,
OF Florida, ofFiciated.
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ST. Louis, July 1.-THE following dis.
patch, signed by many supporters Of Mr..
GladBtons'a Home Rule policy, was Cabled
this evening TO Mr., j. P. o'ConnOr, NJ. p,
Of London, England. 1--WE congratulate
Mr.. Gladstone on his able canvass. The
Irish race and the friends Of constitutional
liberty throughout the world congratulate
him aud feel assured that the adverse
vote on Home Rule In England on more
mature consideration will be reversed. II
is iot tue mutual interest Of the English,
Irish, Scotch and Welsh that the principle
Of Home Auls should be established, aud
n Ulii he. ~
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siurdUr anil suicide,

1OvnvitLn, July ii,-A COurisr.JOarndl
special gives ineAafe details Of tragedy
at FlAtwood camp meeting grounds, But.
Ter county, KY. Will Haasllp asked 10 10
Miss Mary I,iCeaeld'a escort lie was re-,
iused and seeking her to-day during the
progress oi the meeting, fatally stabbed
her and then cut hiq own throNt and will
die.
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1SpiAsAPoLls, July l1,.-rhe Journals
special from. Hartford City, Ind, BtAteS
that John w, Deetef was killed Of that
place at an early hour this morning By
Charles WelBtnan. Deeter tniStook WeIs.
man for man named Hughes, whom he
wished to ChaStise. All efforts 10 con.
Vince him ol his error failed, aud a he
persisted In bis determination 10 punish
the wrong man Weisman drew q pistol
and ilfed Two shots, one Of which took Of.
feet aud Deeter died Ia q few minutes,
WelgmAp 70 under AIteat Al Hartford City,
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LONDON, July 1l,-ltsU Henry Ward
Beecher preaOhedin In Union Chapel, Tslins-
ton, to-day, taking his text from John
XVII, 81, 20, 2S. He urged not go much
theological as spiritual unity, Of which be
spoke hopefully. Men, he said, were com.
Ing nearer together and working for q
larger humanity. Among bis best iriendl
were Catholic priests. He feiuted the At.
laoks made Upon him by the English pre6l
for Joking, and repeated hlH known yleWs
on laughing. He evoked suppressed laugh.
tor BY his quaint SMILES. The chapel Wau
crowded,