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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-24

Tux DIFFERENCE between Prince and
President Is pertinently sOt forth in the
dethronement OF Prince Alexander Of
Bulgaria. The Prince ruled by virtue OF
the accident Of birth; he fought the bat
ties Of his country we'll, and was success
iul. Tbs reward was his dethronement.
He did not draw 10 him those patriots he
ought to have attracted in fact he could
not from the nature Of the case warm the
hearts Of people whose blood did not
hlw in his veins. Think ot It, you who
llve under the blessed banner Of tho stare
and stripes, and who have houored the
leader Of its battles. trusted his patriotism,
r4vercd his memory, and laid him in q
tomb fit for kings
Such hOnors Hum to her hero paid,
Aud plCriul IlCp: The mighty llCCIof's shade,
In Bulgaria deputation Of plotting
ministers waited upon the ruler OF the
country and demanded his resignation.
The Prince looked around, as Caesar might
hive glanced over the group Of conspira-
tors, with departing gaze, and exclaimed
much more pa!hetically, "Isee no friends; |;
Icaunot resist" The coup wps consum-
mlled; tho leader OF the victorious armies
was relegated to IN undeservCd privacy,
and the fine hand OF Russia holds up It's
fingers and the voice Of the Czar is heard
aCroes tho border: l will sec that your
COuatry lives; will take 1t under my pro.
teCtiOa, as Turkeys wings seem TO be
spreading over you.
The President Of the United States Is Of
aesh and blood Of the people he rules; lie
isthe choice Of the people and cannot be
displaced by whim or conspiracy, nor can
prince pOtentate or power dictate to him
what hO shall or shall not do. For this
we ought TO be thankful for our form OF
government. Republics may be uugrate-
tul, but they are safest for the people.
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ClTY OF MExIoo, August 2S,-General
Ssdgewick arrived this morning and was
met by Consul General Porch, He spent
the day with Minister jackson. Gsheral
sedgewick has not yet visited Minister
MarlCole, OF the Foreign Department, but
will probably do 80 Tomorrow. He will
make his principal investigation at Chi
hushua.
The news was received here to-day
officially that Medina has Withdrawn his
suit for damages against Cutting, threw
the entire case out OF court and ordered
the release Of Cutting A rumor Is cur.
rent among the Americans here that Gen.
eral sedgewiCk carries his commission as
Minister to sue ,eed General Jackson.
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cutting lInte. In INC El,.t.

New York, August 2S.-The cut in
passenger rates over the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad by outside ticket agents and
acalpes, Is continued. The regular office
maintains the SIS rate which is q rcduc.
ton Of s. from the old rates. scalpera
are selling tickets on the basis Of $l2 to
Chicago and sell only Baltimore & Ohio
tickets. The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany, 1t seems, has not been injured rs
yet by the rate cutting, as 1t carries all the
Baltimore d Ohio passengers TO Baltimore
over It's own lines AMI receives full rates
for them from the RaltimOre & Ohio.
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ourl,Aars IN IRELAND,
Another rIOt in IIeiiaIt- -othVr Disturb.
nuINa.

Another Rlot III Belfnst-OtliVr DlAturb'
hnOOa,
DELPAsr, August 23.-This evening q
detachment Of police made an attempt to
dispsrsu a mob on shank Hill. The mob
becoming inturiatOd lred a vollSy Of
Stones al tho police and routed them. The
mob then completely wrecked tho bar.
racks, which we're defended by twenty
policemen. military teiniorcsmenta are
huffyinp to.Lhs spot. Tho police did not
Are upon the mob, The streets were
cleared by the military. Nine arrests were
made.
DvpLtS, August 20. .-Dutlhg an eviction
In Kilkenny to-day q row took place, dur
Ing which the police were. stoned and 4
number Of ballllIs veto seriously Injured
A ituitlpsa attempt was Afterwards made
10 wreck the barracks. A portion Of the
mansion Of Judge lllce at BiShmont, near
Llxnaw, county Kerry, was wrecked 10
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BAsE nA1I.
Pittsburgh Defeats the Loulsvlllcs In Fin,
shape Other Games,

Pittsburgh Defeats the Loulsvillcs In Fine
shape Other Gamcm
LopIsylLLE, KY, August aS.-The Pitts.
burghs defeated the Louisville this after
noon before a small crowd. The grounds
were wet and slippery and the visitors
won by timely hitting and errors by the
home club. Carroll distinguished himself
be nearly breaking Kerins leg with a
thrown bat, and running into and injur-
Ing Cook, who relieved Kerins few
minutes afterwards. Score: Louisville
. Pitbburgh Q.
At 81. Louis-Kansas City 0; 81. Louis q.
At New York--BrooklYn, 1lli .'Msts," ..
At Baltimors--Athletit, Z; Baltimore, U.
At Dstroit-Chicago, 4; Detroit, 0.
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Tus sam Jonsses are like the passing
,boE; but the stesdy-Eoingp ploddlug
aosDel preachers are always with US, These
tsitblul laborers are not thought worthy
ol olsollberal here, but they work none the
La, zealously and efficiently, by day aud
njpbt I riding their mountain circuits. and
tbpou,h the streets and alleys Of the cities
oasLiny the lost sheep.
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Cant, I,Ipss Ippolnted, 4

Capt, j. NJ. Pipes, oi Washington, for,
mefly ol Marshalf county, a brother Of Dr..
], o, Pipes, oi this city, who las occupied
position In the Pension Department for
several years, has recently received an ap.
polntment as assistant doorkeoper oi tie
United Blatea Senate At a salary oil 81 400
pef annun, The Captain was greatly aid.
cd In seCurlpg this position by the q, A.
n, Of which h0 10 q prominent member I
he 10 q One.Atmed soldier. His MANY
friends IN this state will DO pleased 10
learn Of hll good luck,
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Saturday night the boiler Of engine No.
5, on the West Virginia Central, exploded.
The engine was running bACkward9 al the
time, with the passenger car behind, The
fireman, John Bartlett, was inatsutly
killed, and q passenger, William Hines,
had hig arm fractured. The engineer,
John Q'Rflen, was blown seventy 1--WE feet,
but escaped with q lew cuts, Timothy
CAdy, q brakeman, was slightly sCalded.
He was standing by Baftlstt'6 side and
both men were blown about Aily feet,
Oady's elcIpe 10 wonderful. The engine
was blown OF the track. The cause oG the
explosion Ia unknown,
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iltlll,I, ,isain ,r.n ,,n.

= LONDON August 2S,--ThC Mark Lane
intgH" In Ia review Of the British grain
SSue S. during the past week says! The
SAtVHsI S.isI 10 iir has been greatly dlsap.
pvlnilng, Asppll Of dry weather with hot
iaasillne may yet redeem what appears 10
vS S OaI harvest. The returns from 423
,. "aea uiSlIlCts show that 90 are above tile
S,IsSge, ware equal TO II, and GSS are
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nIllwnnkee,. Nentura,

MIlwAvEEr, August 2S BY the formal
opening Of tue Milwaukee Literary School,
or School oi Philosophy, WHICH takes
place this evening, the city has placed
herself in position to be entitled to some
literary distinction. The project was
started some months ago, by Mrs. Marion
V. Dudley, and speedily received 80 much
encouragement that in six weeks all the
financial assistance needed had been pro.
vided aud the general arrangements hsen
completed. Among the distinguished
educators who have been engaged for this
session are Prois. Harris, Sanborn and Sni.
der, OF tho Concord School Of Philosophy +;
pfofs. Fisk, Of Cambridge, Mass., Brock.
meyer, ot ST. Louis, Hewitt, Of Cornell
Uliversity, and McAlister, OF phila.
delphia. The present session, WHICH will
be devoted to the study Of 6oethe's litera,
ture and philosophy, will be held in the
ladies' hall OF the Milwaukee College and
will be opened this evening by addresses
OF weluome from Professor John johnson,
OF this city, and others, aud a response
from Professor Harris, Of Concord.
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wAsulSaroS, D. G., August 2S.-The
Bureau Of Labor Statistics expects to get
its second annual report out by the time
Congress meets. Agents are hard at work
In the field now collecting material. Two
subjects will be treated in the report.
One Is the question OF convict labor. The
other subject TO be treated Is strikes.
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= NHw YoRE, August 2S,-Jamss A, Nc.
chimney, 20 years old, after day oil dis
sipation returned to his home tonight in
West Thirtyssyenth street, and cut and
bsat his mother 80 that she will die. His
only reason Tor the dastardly attack was
that his mother demonstrated with him
for his idleness aud drunkenness. He
hurled knife at her whichstrnck her on the
forehead, and then llung "a plate, which
struck her over the right eye, iracturing
her, skull. She fell unconscious to the
tloot, and then regrettiug what he had
done, the besotted man fed from the
house. He was soon arrested. He said
that his cousin had committed the as
sault, but his dying motherto whose bed.
side in the hospital he was taken, de-
Clared that no was her assaisnt.
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PARIS, August 2S.--Tho transport orne
sailed from ToulOn on Saturday for
Martinique, loaded with ConylutB.
She returned yesterday and 10.
ported that the Convlcts had 10.
yollel and tried 10 gain possession Of tho
ship. Two cAunonB loaded with grape
had been Hted at the mutheers aud many
Of them had been killed,
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Anntllrr Cn.hier liono wrnur.

WllllANsrORr, Pa, August 28.-Boyd
Caldwell, cashier Of the City National
Bank, who WAS arreEted last night on a
charge OF embezElement, ialsifying the
books, etc., was taken before United
States Commissioner sobers, at Sunbury,
today, when bail was fixed at s., 900 Tor a
future hearing, Bail not heiug obtained
Caldwell was placed in jail here this
avaninV
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TWO TRAGEDIES.
A Man shoots His Wife and Then Suicides
A Brute Kills His Mother,

CHICAGO, August 2S-The Times Mill.
edgeville, Ills, special says; This county
is all excitement Tonight owing to muir
der and suicide committed here this after
noon at o'clock, Frank Wood a motor.
ious character about this place who has
abused his wif,, and was recently placed
under hords 10 keep the peace went to
DR., hcPhersOn's where Ills wife
was stopping at the time above
stated, and placing his arm around
her neck pulled q ssll-cockipg revolver
lrom his pocket and placing 1t asanst her
head fred, He then turned the weapon
upon himself and sent bullet through
his brain, dying instantly, His vile lived
about an hour aud half, Wood was not
a vicious person, but lately he had been
jealous without cause, il is
said, and ne mad hsen brutal in his actions
toward his wife, Woods' folks ara wealthy,
but he was fellow who had no visible
nsans Of support, and who would not
work, II 8 wife came from most esti.
mkble flmily,
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0ralnln Sight.

Nav YoRE, August 93.-Following was
.e Y. visible supply Of grain on August 81,
y y complied by tho Now York preduCC
SSChangei Total wheat In slore aud
mIpal, IHl $3.50 $50 bushels increase, l,s03,.
Nv w. oonshVlNj corn, iO,O3l ,9lD; ihorease,
,LVvOlS oats, Q, ,llO,D77 increase, b7b, ,SlS !
M, ,WOlbi increase glS,773i barley, 4lS,'
0D lhCLeRsp. OO. 1870.
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A aashOr Near rlllabutEil.

pirrsBuRon, August GA shousetown
Pa, special sayBi The Marks we'll, after
being drilled twelve feet In tho sand,
started 10 flow tonight al the rate Of 26Od
BARRELS q day. ehousetown Ia about IL
miles below Pittsburgh, upon the Pitts,
burgh 4 Eie railroad,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-24
lie JoNEs-sMAII CONVERSATION
Attacked by ANITA In Urbana, Where There
There Wore Some Country Editors.
Special Correspondence Of Ohio State Journal,
URpANA, o., AnpusL 20.


URDANA, o., August 20.
Mr.. Jones preached bis last sermon
Thursday afternoon. 1t was grand
effort, very different in manner and tone
from bis former efforts. He took orca.
sion, however, to say that "Of all the
things l abhor II is these little country
editors running around with their shirt.
tails full OF type abusing Methodist
preachers"
In the evening Mr.. Small preached.
His discourse was directed principally at
the newspaper men. lie said 'nine.
tenths Of these country editors from the
editor down TO the devil can be bought
with a Jug OF whisky" At this point a
gentleman from Cincinnati arose and
said, "That Is not so." Small said, "You
can take the stomach Of one Of those cd.
itors and hang 1t up In hell and the black
vultures would vomit from the smell and
fly away" Again referring 10 the local
paper that has contained some mild criti.
ClBms oil the course pursued by the evan.
geliSts against FFan0is Murphy, he said {:
1--WE have haen swallowed by whales
and nihhled at by minnowg, but II was the
tlrRt tins they had been attacked by
Rnts," and 30 on.
There is much feeling here pro and con
in TACT, discussion and dlssentlon 10 the
order Of tho day,
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rogpg is sccumulatlng evidence that
Sam Jones' wit is not spontaneous, that
.oms @ Of it is Sam small's, and that some
n itis taken from the wicked worldlings
0t lhA hnrnt cork stage.
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oe,c. So., 20 aud ~ Fourteenth Street
To.n.Y Mr., Blaine speaks on the shore
ortSs beautiful sebago Lake. TwOto one
bo will say something,

Tag Democratic county convention had
ann, trouble with the counting at first,
S", s tbe arithmetic OF the wiud'up was a
w. ". sn.cimen Of lightning calculating
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LONDON, August "a -perslslent rumofs
are current 10 every European capital TO
the effect that Austria 10 about 10 pro.
claim the annexation oi HefssgoVlnia,
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IlIIII.

t.O0AN--At Mountain Lake pa,k, Ma. IN Mon.
day, August "a, 1870 RLiGl N, LIN, wife Ol Df,
Thus II, Logan, III the b6th year Oi her Age,
FunOnl notice hereafter,
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Aoun,lJptle Herald.
Jones is working bis old chestnut about
the newspapers for all 1t 10 worth. II had
preceded him here, and with other poor,
unfortunate things Of its kind, had long
slnCe been laid away to rest. Dut he has
dug II up.
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rNnLANnla roslrIoN.

LONDON, August ga. The MinlSterialiStS
admit that the position Of Prince Alex.
ander is matter oi extreme gravity, but
they say that even II II be proved that
Russia instigated the movement II will
be difficult for England to in.
Ieriere, because II is generally
assumed that Austria and Ger.
many acqulesced In AlexAnder's over.
throw. II considered improbable by the
Conservatives that the government will
enter a protest In the matter, The gov.
eminent has been reliably informed that
Prince Alexander is safe and we'll ID
koumania.
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-Four sermons have been preached by
Rev. Jones, and We have tho lrst person
yet 10 hear who endofsts Lis slAngy har.
angues, Sounds Of disapproyal, especially
from ihe ladies, come from all parts Of the
audience, RB he banlieB the name Of
Jesus Christ about Rs iAmiliArly Rs hU
would that Of Dennis KearnVy, or tho
king Of spades. Mr.. Jones has worked UP
considerable ol u reputation, but We
tfemble Tor tue future Oi the community
that would 70 wild over him, and pay him
q large SALARY 10 grind out bile blasphe.
nous jargon, Slang Ia out ot llaCe any.
where, but most certainly II there is any
one place that should be Iree from 1t, tllaI
place ls the pulpit
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WWhHl huU"Vu W wv ~ thO CifuuNt
Cambridge Chronicle.
"Dld you ever 90 TO tue circus, Tom.
my7p asked one small boy Of another.
"Nc," said Tommy tiny folks won't loI
me. But they took me out 10 hear Sam
Jones pfeaCh."
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-07-28
looking the sunlit waters, and finally
into his ownsnuggery, " herein he babe
us rest, and ordered ices to be serv-

looking the sunl1t waters, and finally
into his oWnsnuggerY, wherein he bade
us rest, and ordered ices to be serv-
ed up.
We could not help noticing with
what extreme simplicity this little
room was fitted up, but this was not
30 striking as was q picture which
hung over the grotesquely. carved
mantelpiece. 1t represented the Bep,
pc we had known so many years be
fore standing in his gondola.
Our host perceived the surprise on
both our faces and smiled.
"Ah!" he said, ssThat represents me
as was fifteen years ago, when the
accursed Austrians were here. was
Beppo; the gond olier, but was also
Giacomo Moran
eve remember you perfectly well, =
I said.
Morani started and looked at u.s.
"Why," he said at length, ''you can
not be the two gentlemen who hired
me for a week, and were always both
ering me to show you this palace:
But, yes! You have grown boards
but remember you. And you per
haps remember l disappeared the
night OF
1'The murder of the Austrian Col
onel," said my friend.
Morani laughed.
Murder you may call it, but there
is not Venetian living now who re
members it but speaks OF it as An act
| of the purest patriotism. was borr
| in this palace. as were my ancestors
for 500 years back. Every inch of il
was sacred to me, and was it to be ex
pected that | could view it's occupa
ton by a brutal enemy of my country
without longing to drive him out of it
But what could I do? had spent al
my money in the service of the city, AZ
did hundred other mobiles. I wa
ruined. was driven to get my owl
living, and I turned gondolier. But
although l became simple Beppo,
never forgot who l was, and 1 only
waited for revenge. When the pig
were sent out and the city reunited t.
Italy, the state placed me here again
IN the home of my fathers as a re
ward for my poor services. Whel
you are ready, gentlemen. I will shov
you something else.''
He led the way down stairs, took ,
lantern from a servant, and babe u
follow him. Opening the door hidde.
behind the tapestry, he stood on tn
top of a steep flight of steps, up which
there came a damp, cold, air.
"Be careful" he said, "the stair
are steep and slippery. When hat
him on my sholders we went from to]
to bottom together, but as my goot
knife had done it's work, it did no
hurt him as much as me-"
Morani said this with a low laugh
which made me shudder.
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Our Telephone Girl.

She was mad. She had been scolded
and complained about, conjured, har-
raised and threatened, until she was
intoxicated with desire for revenge,
and if her bosom friend had called up
the central station at such a moment,
and by mixing conversations, the tel
ephone girl could have broken her
heart, the heart would have to break.
1t was dangerous time for BRIDE
groom prospective to call, but one did
so to his sorrow.
"Hello! Who is it?" she snapped.
"Amaranthus Blake" he softly re-
Piled.
ssThe dude that is to be married to-
morrow evening to Hattie Blan-
chard?"
"I am no dude, thank you,' he re-
piled. "But am to be married to
Miss Blanchard tomorrow evening"
"Well, what are you standing there
! mumbling about? Who do you
| want?''
s'Give me No. 80, please"
"All right, here it isl
"Hello! is this Mr.. sapper, the
forist?"
"Yes."
"Well, how about the orange bios
soms?"
"Well, can have them for you by
noon tomorrow, if you need them"
"Need them? OF course | need them!
| Why not?''
| Here the girl switched on a manager
who was talking to one OF his actors
about rehearsal. In the company
was q woman known as Hattie and
another as Elsie, and the manager
was just saying:
cit will be impossible for Hattie to
appear tomorrow evening. Elsie
who slept with her last night, says
she is not likely to be able to play the
bride. She has not yet sufficiently re-
covered from her late confinement to
| attempt so arduous a role, and has
concluded to terminate the engage
! ment."
"Do you know she has procured a
substituted" asked the actor, whom
the girl had also switched on to
Blake's phone.
"No" The intended groom solemn
ly replied.
"Well, she has. Miss Wonderlich
will appear for her, and by keeping
her heavily yelled, we can probably
deceive every body into the belief that
Hattie is on deck, including the chief
actors. Miss Wonderllch is very YER
satile, you know"
eyes, but she don't catch me,
roared Blake, and thenext day 1T was
discovered that he had bought q
through ticket to California and left
in the night, and yet the wicked tele-
phone girl feels no remorse.
f. l.. HUDDLE.
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A Fighting Editor.

The Atlanta Constitution says the
champion fighting editor Of the coun-
try lives at Albuquerque, N. NJ. AS
the story goes eleven citizens of the
variety known as "toughs' came to
the conclusion, short time ago, that
it was their duty, in the interest of law
and order, and the purity OF the bal
lot-box, to take the editor out and
hang him.
Now, our Albuquerque journalist
lived alone in a, log cabin consisting oil
a single room with cellar underneath.
His only companion, a pet grizzly bear,
occupied the cellar. On the night when
the editor had good reasons to expect
a visit from the reformers, he retired
to the cellar and left the upper room
to the grizzly.
At the hour of midnight eleven stall.
wart men arrived with a rope. They
battered down the door and rushed
in, eager for the fray. They had no
light, but they rushed against their
man, as they supposed. For an edi-
tor he showed unusual pluck and
strength. He went for the lynchers
with such activity that the fight was
| oyer in five minutes.
In the gray OF early morning three
\ men turned up in Albuquerque, each
with an eye missing. One man called
at the doctors Office with one loot
and three fingers chewed off. The re,
naming seven reformers were loafine
around on the streets more or less
mutilated.
When the alleged facts of the fraeas
got out the editor became the mos
popular man of the territory. His
paper is doing booming business
and he can get any office he wants
He still keeps the grizzly in the cellar
ready for an emergency,