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r1IRouGn rIIE srATE.
Accidents aud Incidents in West vlrEinI
and Vicinity,

Accidents aud Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity.
The contractors on the Ohio River road
near Letart claim 10 have discovered q
vein ot iron ore over six feet in thickness
Since Collector Of Internal Revenue
John T. McGraw has been confirmed,
the department at Washington has
notified all the deputies 10 send In new
bonds.
Thomas ]. Arnold, recently Of Beverly,
has been appointed Collector Of the Port
at San Diego, California. He Is brother
oil State Senator Stark NJ. Arnold, OF
Upshur county.
Ex.sheriT A. A. Hanley, OF Point Pleas.
ant, well known horse fancier, has sold
his fine pacing horse Jesse H., sired by
Highland Chief, TO some Pittsburgh parties
for handsome sam.
j. W. Taylor, farmer living near
Charleston, was struck by q passenger
train on the Kanawha & Ohio railroad
and knocked q distance Of thirty feet,
breaking his thigh and causing other In
juries which will prove fatal.
William Mathews, Of Tyler county,
while sliding down from straw stack,
ran against pitCh.iork that was standing
with the prongs up, against the stack.
One prong entered the tleshy part Of his
leg belowthe knee, through which It ran
and then entered the limb above the
knee. When he fell 10 the ground his
weight tore the fork from its hold, and left
ghastly wound.
Capt NJ. S. Riley, Of Olarksburg, has
mustered in q g. A. Il, Post at Buck
hannon. Following Is q list Of Che officers
Heavier, Vice.Commander; W. q. 1.
Totten, Junior Vice. Commander; ]. j.
Morgan, Surgeon; g. M. Heavier; Chap
lain; ]. W. Rohrbough, Quartermaster ;
W. X. Findley, Officer Of the Day; Hiram
Piles, Officer Of the Guard.
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JonN IRELAND,
Governor Of ,rexaa.

[siggnedl

DALLAS, Tex, August lS.-oommercial
circles in this city were greatly agitated
last evening by the receipt Of a telegram
by the machine and implement firm o.
Hatch & Co., from their agent In Mexico,
advising tho firm not to chip any more
goods to that country, rs 1t was not ju
dicious to do so. The feeling Is loo BIT
ter, he said, and the lives Of Americans
particularly from Texas, are In great 10
opardy. The bodies Of two dead Amerl
cans had Just been found on the public
highway, with all evidences Of having
been murdered. The agent said that he
would leave the country at once, while
he could do so with satety,
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DEATH OF DIR. GEORGE HOLLIS.
Ono of tho Most Prominent Lutheran Minis.
torS Passes Awny,

One of tho Most Prominent Lutheran Minis.
tors Passes Away. n
New YoRK, August lS.-Rev. DR.. George
Charles Hollis, one Of the most prominent
Lutheran Clergymen Of the country, died
at his residence in Mount Vernon, N. Y,
on Thuraday afternoon. lie was born ID
1924 at Darmstadt, Germany. AT an early
age he became interested In charity work
especially orphan aSylums and houses o.
refuge, writing several important mono
grams on the subject and becoming an
assistant to the celebrated DR.. Wichern
founder OF the "Rauhe Hausr. near Ham.
burg. When % years old he was placed
In charge OF the governmental ohariGeI
In Upper Silesia, and In this position or.
ganizsd the general work OF relief during
the terrible famine OF 1880.
Disagreeing with the religious policy Of
the government, he resigned and emf,
grated to America In 1851, and alter sey
eral years experience as q teacher in Ohio
during which time he acquired complete
familiarity with the English language, he
accepted the position ot superintendent
Of tie Lutheran Orphan Farm School q,
Hslinople, Pa. He labored there with
success until 1866, when he accepted 9
call to the newly founded WartburG
Farm School near Mount Vernon, N. Y
He remained at the head Of this inBtitu
ton for nineteen years, besides holding
almost continuously various positions Of
dignity and influence in the church.
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rlltsburFira Postal FACILITIES.

wAsniSuroS, D. O., August lS.-The
Postmastsr General has signed an order
10 take effect September /, 1880, as to co
Iabllshing stations Of the PlLLsburgh post
office as follows. One Ia the Birmingham
district, 10 be called the "South Side Sta.
tlon," Tor money orders, registration o.
letters and sale Of stamps one In The Tenn
pefanceyille district, for the registration
Of letters and sale Of stamps also ter
stamp agencies. Two additional mounted
carriers have also been allowed.
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socialists Convicted.

LONDON, August lS,-Willlams and
Mainwaring, the Socialist leaders, who
were arrested for holding a Socialist meet
ing at the junction OF Bell street aud the
Elgeware road on Sunday, July IS, were
to-day convicted OF Constructing the
streets" and fined 500 and costs, with the
alternative Of paying the fine or serving
two months imprisonment. They were
given until Tuesday next to make up their
minds,
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LONDON, August ia dispatch from
Leigh, Lancashire, states that a terrible ex-
ploSion occurred this morning in tho
Woodend Colliery at that place. One
hundred and forty miners were below at
the time aud many Of them were shock
ingly burned. Two corpses have already
been recovered from the mine and It Is
feared that many will be found.
A later dispatch from Lsigh says that
forty miners perlshed by the explosion.
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witLtAMsrOnT, PAp August lS,--An at.
tempt was made last night 10 wreck the
passenger train on the Philadelphia 4
Reading railroad, due here q little after
midnight, The attempt was at o point
three miles from this city. The switch
had been turned and q terrible disaster
would have followed had the passenger
train reached Il before a freight train,
which, coming ahead ol the passenger
train, was thrown OF the track and Bey.
efal cars Of coal were completely wrecked,
The engine turned upslde down. The
engineer aud fireman escaped Almoel
miiaCulously, Passengers had 10 b0
trannt0sted h the ncVnO oi tho wreck,
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RoAE's instruction to Cardinal Taschei-
eau concerning the Knights OF Labor will
iulerestIhe KnightsOf thistountry, though
1t may not Immediately touch them. TIE
power Of q great church thrown against a
great order including many OF that
Churhs menbers, must result in weak
ening Of the order or g memorable con.
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EvASsvlLLE, IND, August bat Ave
o'clock this afternoon this city oxperienC'
ed q severe shock from an earthquake,
which threw the inhabitants into q state
OF excitement, Buildings were shaken
windows ratified, and In some instances
plasterlng was cracked aud shaken from
the walls, and cfoCkery was thrown from
shelves. Two hours previous there were
two slight tfemofs OF tho earth. The ali
has been very hot and Bultry oil day
and we are threatened with hard storm
ln.niuhI
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Socialist ID Demonstration at brussels.

BRUSSELS, August ls,-It is believed
that noless than 10000 workmen will at.
tend the Socialist NEE Ing next Sunday on
condition that the parade to and from It
avoided the vicinity Of the Kings place.
It is also thought that nearly that number
Of men will take part in the procession to
the meeting, The procession will pass
along all the principal streets and boule-
wards excepting the place near tho Kings
palace. Six thousand soldiers have heen
detailed to guard the route Of the process
sion from diaorder.
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CLEVELAND, o. August 1S-At 1880
o'clock to-day gases ignlted at DOaus's oil
Works, on Kingsbury run, and tank con.
tAinlng tAplha exploded directly after.
The establishment was formerly owned
BY w. r. DoAne, but 10 now controlled BY
the Standard OIL Company, though DSane
manages u Naptha and gasoline are the
chief products Of the works. The conlentS
Of ioHf small tanks, two BllllS and the
boiler house was burned. losS $4,000,
covered BY insurance,
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May Only IIefer to Canadn,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 13.-Arch-
bishop Hess in an interview in regard to
the edict Of the Pope against tho knights
of Labor, announced by Cardinal Tsschor-
eau at Quebec, says he has not heard any.
thing In regard to 1t. The eliCt may be a
special one for Capeda, In case a aimilar
ediot should be issued Tor the United
States 1t will be made public by Cardinal
Gibbons at Baltimore.
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No DouDr Dr.. Todd over the river is en-
''olIeuslyo partisan" but he made coed
po,smastGr. DR.. Cook, his successor, ia
another Offensive partisan" )" and he tco
will make a good postmaster. There iano
objection to putting "the Government in
the hands OF ito friends" but the Preti-
dent ought to play a square game.
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Irlsa fact Of curlous interest that alter
all the parade and the cost, the House
COMMITTEES which investigated the South
western railroad strike made no report
Perhaps the committee had nothing to
SAY. We shall probably hear something
on this subject when We begin in earnest
to elect new House.
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Goyerllnr Ireland on cutting.

New YoRE, August 13,-The Herald has
the following dispatch from Governor
Ireland, Of Texas: 4,
AUSTIN, Tx August l9.
To the Editor Of Me Herald;
You ask my views OF the Cutting case
Cutting has never applied to me. II may
be conceded II necessary, that Cutting has
been legally convicted under the Mexican
law, but the people and Government Of
the United States can never submit to
such rule OF law. Every editor and
every other person who writes or prints
matter in the United States obnoxious to
the views Of the Mexican courts can at
any time when found in Mexico be ar.
rested and punished as Cutting has been.
The person Of Cutting 10 not involved,
Surely our Government has not made an
idle demand. No one wants war and |
trust no one wants peace ut tho expense
Of national honor and the rights of Amerl.
can clsizsns. The only way TO avoid war
Is to be ready for It and showa willingness
to accept 1t II 1t must be. 0utrages have
gone far enough and have been numerous
enough.
[Signedl JonN IRELAND,
GnvaFnor nf 1aXal
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western UnIOn'a Appeal tnsuces.iui.

NEw YoRE, August 13,-The counsel
for the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany to-day alsd q note 10 appeal 10 the
general term Of the Supreme Court from
The order Of Judge Lawrence denying the
motion iot q new trial In the suit Of Rs.
Oeiyef farnBwoflh Of the Bankers and
Merchants Telegraph Company againAt
The Western Union Company In which q
verdict Of $4,000 was given against the
doiendahtA,
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CHICAGO, ltlS, AuguBt 1S,-seyenteen
head Of cattle were unloadsd AZ the
uLoCk.yArdS yesterday from q car over
the Chicago 4 Atlantic road,
Nearly every one Of them showed bad
burns on theit backs and eldes aud oil
we're suffering ieatiully, Nobody knew
anything about the stock, but 10 claimed
that they had been taken from the yards
the day before. u 10 supposed The cal
took hte, The cattle were bought BY one
oi the packing companies,
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SINCE Mr.. Goode ceased to be Solicitor
General he has developed a talent for
using language weakened by strong ad.
jectives. A mouthiul Of double.jointed
explotiveu in every sentence has been err
roueously thought to show the vigor Of our
sturdy Anglo.Saxon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-14
HOLY SEE OF ROME
KNIGHTS OF LABOR,
Cardinal TasOhoroau, of Quebec, H.
stFucted to Proceed Against the ordsras
all Other Orders Upder tho Papal
au-ArohblshUp Hess Opinion.

QUEBEC, August lS.-Rome has finally
spoken upon the question Of the Rnighti
Of Labor, The society ia unequivoCally
condemned by the holy See, aud the
Bishops Of the church are eniolned topro'
csed against 1t as against all secret socie'
ties under the Papal ban, Cardinal
Taschereau has just communicated this
decision to the public here in the shape ol
letter addressed to his Bishops,
In his letter to the Bishops the Cardinal
states that in May last he represented TO
the Cardinal PreieCt Of the Sacred Congrs-
cation Of the Propaganda that divergeuces
OF opinion had been expressed by the
newspapers Of Canada and tue United
States on the condemnation Of the society,
In September, 1884, 1t was pretended, he
wrote that the effect OF his sentence stood
suspended by the appeal dared to have been
carried before the Holy Sac after modiIlcl,
tions had been made in the constitution
OF the society, and he begged His Enmi-
nenCe TO make known with certainty the
position Of the churchin regard to it, lu
reply to this letter the Cardinal writes
that Cardinal simeoni informed him that
on the eth Of June last the Sacred 0 lice,
alter re.examinStion, has maintained its
Judgment OF 1884 absolutely In the same
terms. Cardinal Taschereau doubts that
the pretended appeal had been made. II
so he says Cardinal Simeoni's Communi.
cation Is to reply to 1t, he cannot sec that
there can any longer be any doubt as to
the rule to be followed by Catholics tue
whole world over, wherever the juris.
diction OF the Holy Office extends, and he
says that the Sacred Congregation recon.
mends Bishops to proceed against the
society OF the Knights Of Labor in the
manner prescribed in Its instructions Of
Nav 18 1884,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., August 1S.-roat.
astsr.Gsnetal Villas left Washington this
afternoon for New York, where be will
remain for two OF three days, From
there he goes 10 Bu1alo, thence 10 bill
home In Madison, Wis. He 10 ACcompan.
led BY bis family, aud will DO absent
about q month,
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AcRoss the Atlantic in twenty-touT
houn is q captivating thought, but the
shOrtness OF the time would afford no OPP
porunity toget over sea-siCkResa before
striking tho other shore. 1t would, how
ever, be q novel way to spend day of.
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AFTER Treasurer Jordan's resignation
Nh comes 10 that-the President may see
his way clear to give the Treasury Depart
m,nta head. This acephslous condition
blnilatlng to a grea. and proud people.
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II Mr., Morrison could be induced to ac'
cant his party'a nomination for the Prest'
deuoy in 1883, Republicans might all so
sa,hiug and leave the election to take
cara Of itself,
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RoMr, August lS.-To.day 1Sl new cases
Of cholera and e3 deaths were reported at
Bartletta; 80 new cases and o deaths at Ra.
VIENNA; Of new cases and 80 deaths else.
where III Italy, and at Trieste case and 8
deaths.
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" You would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by dyspepsia, Use AGkef's DyB,
pepgia Tablets. They are q positive cure
Tor dyspepsia, indigestion, aaLulenCy and
constipation. We guarantee them. u
and 20 cents a. LogGnG oo,'0 aud 0hAtlVl
Menkemellef'e,
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Umpire Kelly In Had Favor this Time
Browns Win II.n,s Dawn.

Umpire Kelly In Had Favor this Time.
Browns Win Hands Down.
CINCINNATI, O., August lS.-Umpire
Kelly did wretched work to-day and
practically ygsvethe game to theho club.
One Of his worst decisions cost the Ath.
letics six runs in the third inning. Byck,
ham, the Princeton college pitcher played
Tor the Cincinnatis and was hit hard. The
grounds were wet and the weather rainy
and good fielding was out Of the question.
Score:
lnpins,....~......... 12s45s7s0
931lRGfiIRRs!l 9lGis9Iss.....:. .: ... 9 iii
Earned runs, Cincinnati 8; Athletic A
Two base hits, Robinson. Three base hits,
MCPhee, Lewis. Passed balls, Baldwin 1
Robinson 2. Wild pitches, Byckham 81
Miller 4. Hrat base on balls, oil Byckh than
8; of Miller l. Errors, Cincinnati O.
Athletic 8. First base hits, Cincinnati ~;
Athletic 13. Umpire, Kelly.
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orR Uncle Ben Wilson hasn't written a
,.tt,, for a day or twop but he isstill doing
Sn,ipess at the old stand, "Look out for
Ma locomotive"
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In the Se4aIia, Missouri, district the
Democrats show an aptitude for voting
which may well alarm the friends Of good
government. Itls to be hoped that they
will .a.isto themselves in convention.
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THERE have been battles in which there
were fewer casualties than in tho Belfast
ripts There is such thing as "man's
luhumanity to man" on very tlimsy pre-
i,.IB
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ncats the Record,

sEDAtlA, No., August la.-The Demo.
cratic Congressional Convention has made
no change in Ito vote. Nine hundred and
thirty.nine ballots have been taken, and
all tue same: Heard, 40; Yeaaman, %;
CoSgroye, 22,
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s.., NJ. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.

nors..herlver watermelous arc here
rav tbe bllsslul side Of life begins to
show Itsell.
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JoHS Roach once more calling on the
pl,cid sea Of prosperity will be a spectacle
u dive Secretary Whitney out OF the
n,hlnat into mad house.
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LADIES who wear live bugs on their
h,npots will not be permitted to go into
Sy,,erIcs over spider weaving his gossa'
ma, web in the store hair,
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N| YORE, August iO,-rhe grand Jury
To-day dismissed the case Of Colonel VII.
ilan i, Glider, the Arctic explorer who
VIZ y .; charged by Dolly Adams With taking
SsNVW bond from her. She a0ked leave
y withdraw the complaint and Bigned a
TSoeament saying that she did not believe
N Ihe defendant intended 10 deitAud
asf oil the bond.
'"s ro'tnlaStCr Mill Shut Down for 1lSnalta,
W WARRINGTON, b. o., August IS. There
S Sill % no iutthet appointments Of preSi'
SypnA' p0itliastOfs until after the return
Me President from his summer vACA'
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ST. Louis, August 13.-The Browns won
to.day's game as usual with hands down.
Tho Conway brothers werc in the points
for the Baltimores, and their work was
sixth inning with only partial success.
The game was tiresome and uninteresting,
and there were no features outside Of
Latham and Foutz's batting. Score:
innings. 2S4 $50
g. slt%a:s:.:.. tSS5s ;"i .:...:. / / SSSiS$S 81
Earned runs, Browns, 4. Two base hits,
Kemmler, Hudson, Latham. Three base
hits. Welch. Total bases on hits Browns,
81; Baltimore, 7. Struck out, by Hudson,
A by Conway, 2; by Connell, /. Bases on
called balls, OF Conway, 8; of Connell, 9;
of Hudson, 2. Wild pitches, Connell, 2;
Conway, 2. Passed balls, W. Conway, s.
Umpire, Bradley.
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SECRETARY BAYARD mus! drink pulque
and Learn to speak Mexican II he hopes to
'a,ts the Greasers walk Spanish,
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Pittsburgh Defeated. .

At Altoona, Pa,-Altoona, 8 Pittsbursb
Q. Base hits, Altoona, 2; Pittsburgh, /
Errors, Altoona, L; Pittsburgh, 3.
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VIZ don't know Cuttings politics, but
:. doD't think he can beat Mr., Cleveland
", tbe presidential nomination.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-07

in September next. The first prize is to be
e., 900, the second $500.
Mr.. Hugh George, for twenty years man
ager of the Melbourne Argus, and for
several years manager of the Sydney
Morning Herald" is dead. He was 4
thorough journalist and honest man. The
late Mr. George was at one time under
foreman in the office of the London
Times" That paper of May 10th con-
tanned an appreciative notice of his career.
With the view of defeating the London
shipping ring, it is suggested to inaugurste
a line of steamers from Liverpool and
Glasgow to Australia, and that company
should be formed with a capital OF $780,
900 Isl 200 ,OOO), for the purpose of giving
effect TO this suggestion.
1t is reported that the Prince OF Wales
has Professionally agreed to open the Jubi
lee Exhibition at Adelaide, and that the
P and o. Company offer to convey him t.
Adelaide in thirty-two days.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Apia, May p, 1886,

Read w. S. Luce's advertisement, and
call and be satisfied.
The Legislative Assembly meets at 10
o'clock this morning.
4 Latest patterns in gents neckwear at n.
S. Sachs, 1O4 Fort street.
The Kinau sails at o'clock this after
noon for the Volcano route.
The Steam Laundry wagons will call for
orders, the business going on as usual
Ask for Val Blatz Milwaukee lager beer.
1t takes the lead of all others in this mar
ket.
7 The new bath house near the Marine
I Railway was opened on Saturday after
noon.
The \. B. unlaundried shirt, best quail
ity, REINFORCED, for 81, at n. ). Sachs, 104
Fort street.
The box plan for the Joran concert
Thursday night opens tomorrow morning
at o'clock.
There will be no concert at Emma Square
this evening, but the band will play there
tomorrow Tuesday, evening.
Mrs j. Still and Miss Still, mother and
sister of Mrs j f. Wiseman, were passen-
gers from San Francisco by the COnsuelo
yesterday.
A fine stock of gents furnishing goods
/ has just been opened by \. 5. Sachs, at lO4
Fort street. Gentlemen will do well by
calling there before making their pur-
| chaSes.
| The entries for the races at Kapiolani
Park on June 18th and 18th close at 2
| O'Clock this afternoon at the office of Mr..
! c. o. Berger, Secretary of the Hawaiian
| Jockey Club.
Mr.. Locke Richardson will give recital
in full of Shakespeare's inimitable comedy,
1.-The Merry Wives of Windsor" at Mrs.
Dickson's house, Beretania street, on
Tuesday, June 8th Tickets, 81 each, may
be had on application at Mrs. Dickson's.
The baseball match on Saturday morn
ing between the Royal School and Puma
hOu mines was not finished. At the begin
ming of the eighth innings the catcher anG
the first base of the former team cOllideC
and both were badly hurt, which put al
end to the game; the score standing Roya
School, 81; PunahOu, IL.