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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
NO FLOOD.

Cincinnatians Feeling Jubilant Over
Their Escape.
CINCINNATI, April S.-There is much re-
lief this morning q. the prospect OF an
sverted flood. The weather is fair and
promises to remain 90 The heavy snow
Of yesterday morning has practically dis.
appeared, producing no percep,ible effect
on streams. The river in the six hours
ending at 8 a m had risen two inches, and
then steed at 81 feet inch. News from
Cattlesburg and Point Pleasant this morn
ing is that the river is falling ~ both
points. They are $50 and 200 miles, re
srectively, distant. Business men are con.
fdent the flood will not reach q point Of
extreme danger. The heaviest loss so far
is that OF the gariners In Mill Creek Val.
fey, where acres and acres Of vegetables
are wholly destroyed.
Thirty-two Feet at LoEiayllIe.
LOUISVILLE, KY., April s.-The river is
rising here slowly but danger is thought to
be over and it will begin to fall to MOT
row. The canal gauge shows 30 feet.
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MAKING FUN or The WOMEN.
Mr.. Eustis Causes Hilarity Over tn
washington Territory Bill.

Mr.. Eustis Causes Hilarity Over tn,
washington Territory Bill.
WASHINGTON, April s.-The Washing
ton Territory bill was placed before ths
Senate. Mr.. Eustis moved to amend BY
con6uing the right of suffrage in the pro.
posed new State TO qualified
male electors. He supported his
amendment in some remarks in which he
maintained that il Congress agreed to the
bill as it stood. female suffrage in the State
Of Washington could elect female United
States Senator. One result OF that would
be that the problem OF secret sessions would
be instantly solved. Laughter On
the question OF the constitutional quail.
iication OF a female Senator for
example as respects age (Great laugh.
ter in which the remainder Of Mr.. Eustis'
sentence is lost
Mr.. Beck remarks soto voice that the
women would never be old enough 10 come
within the constitutional limit as to age.
(Renewed laughter .---~.,
Mr.. Eustis chr, .sterized woman suffrage
as demo,alizing proposition and as "ot.
tersive and destructive to the institution Of
the family"
A long discussion ensued, but without
taking vote the Senate adjourned.
The Library Bill Passed.
WASHINGTON, April s.-The Sensts has
unanimously passed the House bill for the
erection Of building for Congressional
library without amendment.
Manning's Condition.
WASHINGTON, April s.-Dr. Hamilton
said this afternoon that the condition OF
Secretary Manning remains unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
PHILLIPS EXECUTED,
The Crime for Which He Paid the Dea
PAnnlty.

The Crime for Which He Paid the Death
Penalty.
INDIANAPOLIS, April s.-Robert G. Phil
lips, the wife murderer, paid the penalty
OF his crime on the gsllows to-day. He
asscended the scaffold al o quarter to
twelve o'clock, md tvsuty-one minutes
later the drop fell At the end OF the next
twenty minutes life was extinct.
On the morning Of June -, 1888, the
body OF louisa Phillips, bride of three
months, was found dead 10 an alleyvsy in
the northern part Of Indianapolis, and
lying by her side was Robert G. Phillips,
with his throat cut but still alive. The
spot showed evidence Of violent struggle.
and the only conclusion possible pointed
to murder and attempted suicide. Phil.
lips wssvery jealous OF his wife, and on
the night before they had together attend
ed colored entertainment, where some.
thing had occurred to arouse BE anger.
When they returned home about midnight,
Phillips was sulky and sullen, refused to
answer questions, and soon left the house,
not returning till the following morning at
1870 clock, at which hour he followed his
vile 10 her work
Three blocks away theiE bodies were
found, an hour later, the womsn's head
nearly severed from her body and fearful
cash in bis threat bore evidence OF his des.
perate effort at suicide. Phillips WAS taken
to hospital and given surgical attention.
The wound 10 his throat never completely
healed, and the windpips beng severed, q
tube was inserted 10 enable him to breathe.
He wns tried in December, found guilty,
and sentenced to death. As he was q
very small man, it was thought by many
persons that his neck would not broken BY
the fall, and ths. be would straugle. Four
separate delegations Of people went to
Governor Gray at different tim es or urged
him to COM mute the sentence, 5at he
steadily refused TO interfere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
ARMED GUARDS
Stationed PIsntifaIly About tho
Railroad Yards
TO KEEP OFF ALL GOULD STRIKERS,
Ihenpany Determined to Transact
Business. mo More Disturbances
Expected.

Sr. LOUIS, No, April 81, is believed
that no more efforts to irieh,en the new
employees out Of the yards like these 70.
ported yesterday will be made BY the
strikers, and on the part Of several Of the
roads there is determination being
shosn at pre- sent to begin to transact their
business az of CID. Resumption on the
Chicago, Burliog'ou 4 Quincy, the Chica.
go 1 Alton and the Ohio L Missi.s .sippi,
may nov be Justly said TO be complete.
The Chicsgo, Burlington & Qaincy has
instructed the Chicago ofis.n to
send on oil the freight Offering
for ST. Louis ard all the freight
Offering at this point is being promptly
handled. Three heavy trains were sen, out
yesterday and IN equal nun Der were r.
ceived in the yards, The road, too, has
made Considerable preparation for the pro-
lection Of its prope,tv and employees a. .
last resort when il va, unable to operate
lis. trains witheu. soms such p,ecaution.
About forty deputy msrshais are nov kept
on the premises armed with rcvo!vers and
Winchester rifles. With these the deputies
will guard the yards and they are instruc,
ed TO keep the strikers of in the
future, The Chicago aud Alton line
has al work tull force Of
ssitenmen and plAtiosmmen and 10 ready
TO handle all the freight Offering. Il has
work d Of ell the freie ht that had accumu.
lated along the line during the few days Of
a tie Up which il suffered and is prepared
TO handle promptly freight for all points
reached by it. The Ohio aud Mississippi
road sent out two heavy trains yesterday
forenoon and another late in the day. A
coal train came into the yards at TO- 30
o'clock, followed BY q train load Of msr-
chandlse On hour later and in turn By .
heavy train at o'clock. The
platform men who were fright.
ened away By the crowd
Of strikers returned late 10 the evening and
are employed on the platforms again this
morning The road IL prepared 70 handle
all the freight that will DO offered. II any
interference is offered to-day by the strik.rs
a sufficient force Of dspu,y sbsriffs will be
secured to guard tho employees and the
trains will continue TO run. A full force
ot platform men have been engaged 10 be-
gin handling freigh. st the Vandalia freight
house 10 day. Deputy sheriff, hays been
stationed in the yards in ~ greai Baa.bers
as are thought necessary to keep thsm
clear OF strikers.
auit Work.
Sr. LOUIS, April s-A COMMITTEES Of
knights OF Labor visited the yards Of the
Wabash road In Nc',S 81. Louis and TO
quested the men working no, TO handle cars
containing freight from the Missouri
Pacific rosS. All men 10 ths yard qnit
work End business there WAS brought 10 Q
':sndstill. II 10 said that the engineers
and fremen also quit but tba, they did %
as individual
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
KILLED BY A SHOTGUN,

Leonard BAKER Strangely Pots an End to
His Life,
Special 10 kt ReVis!er.
WooDsFIELn. U, April s.-This morn
ing this community was startled by the re-
port that LEONARD Baker had committed
suicide by shooting himsef With a shot,
gun. He litei but sicrt time after the
shot was fred. Deceased wa, thirty. five
years of age and leaves wife and four
children. who aye alraost frantic with grief
ovar his sad and unexpected death.
Mr.. Baker was mail carrier between
Woods6ell and Cochransville, on the Ohio
River. He was just erecting a new house
for himself and family, and to all appear.
srcss was enjoying life His strange aud
unfortunate action cannot De explained.
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A Happy Man at Mount Joy, Pa.
MnrxT Low pa Julv 9S 1894

MoUSr Jor, Pa July Is, 1884.
DEAR Sir R:-For the benefit of the
afflicted I desise TO relate nv case. All
this sprirg and early sun msr | suffered
from 9 painful and exceedingly annoying
skin disease, breaking out in Watery erup-
tons around ny neck and other parts Of
my body and itching almost TO intolerance
when perspirsd. Neither could rest at
night. When the circulars Of your "ARo-
MAMA" were sent aro1nd at cnce bought
bottle and COMMENCED taking il. And
nov. after using about thres bottles. am
entirely cured Of ny annoying disease, and
feel hesltbier ard stronger than for sew
ersl years psst HEyRY HERcaELRoArH.
Sold by Logan & Co. ct Is and 75c.
Do You Know
That DuLac's 'Ssiss Balssm" is the
best remedy for coughs, colds, Group, bron.
chitis, &c.
That "Swiss Balsam" will cure tha, neg
lec.ed cold. Dalays ere dangerous.
Thst "ssiss haissn" contains DO NOR
phia or opium, thus making It the best and
safest cough remedy Tor children. Pleas
ant to take.
Thst this valuable remedy only cost
Is cents Q bottle and can be had st Logal
K Cos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
WeLlsBUHo
on VIVA the Old, On STith the Now
Local Issws--Psrsonai.
spsesai o AZ Rsetaw,

on VITA the Old, On tFith the Nsv-
Local lEsws--Psrsonai.
spseaai . AZ Resta~.
WELIsBuRq. April s.--Tbe old town
Council mel ia regular session for the last
time last evening and IRAN acted the usual
amount Of business AL the officers slsct
and the members oi the new Council with
the exception oi I. q. BickerstAG vsss
present and took The oath of otiica. The
old Council adjourned sins die. The nsv
Council will meet on Friday night for the
purpose OF organization, o. which tine
Mr. Bicksfstsf will be present and qualify.
The County Court sppoio,sd Louie
Shrimpline 10 be Superintendent Of The
Wellsborg and Bethany turn pike, from
this city TO where NJ. Hsisgsroth lives.
and Mr.. Henry Hammond TO bs supsris-
tspdsnt from that point 70 Bethany.
Mrs j. c. Palmer, who hss been III foS
about two tSon,hs. is growing better.
Mrs. Brian. d Allegheny City. II sbH ui
st her fsthers rssidenes. In this city.
Captain 0skss and son. william, kh fce
Piitsbarg this morning 10 take out toss Of
coal,
Col Rober, White. q Wheeling, vssAess
today.
/ Fred. Hosenan, Of wheeling, sss here
ihis week for the purposs Of leasing the
Granite Ho,sl. bat has not ye. ccnplsisd tbs
agreement.
Peter Dovney, oi Cross Creek dissyics,
vss 10 town TO day.
X. N. Smith, manager o: The Dismoad
coal and coke works. ven. 70 Pittsbers 10.
day.
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Gresham's Ruling.

ISDIANAPoLIs, IND., April SIN the
matter of the application for the appoint,
ment of Receiver for the Chicago and
Atlantic Railroad Judge Gresham to-day
made his ruling on the appointment OF
Receiver and the Court deiers action, but
holds that the coupon-holders are entitled
10 a Receiver for their interest and If moi
Maid foreclosure is TO follow. The Court
holds what is known 'as the foreign truste'
statute of Indiana is invalid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
A Mail Car Burned.

CLEVELAND, April s.-A msil car on
Lake Shore train No. with mail matter
from the west for all eastern points ont Of
Toledo, caught FIRE just out Of Oak HArbor,
Ohi,, at 1890 this morning. The car was
side tracked OF Oak Hsrbor, but the flames
had such control that the car and its con
tents were entirely consumed Only three
accidents of this character have occurred
giDce 1878, Cause Of FIRE upkpoFu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
phicago Needs It an.

CHICAGO, I'll, April S.-A committee,
Of which Rev. DR.. Barrows Is chairman,
has been appointed by the Evangelical
ministers of this city to proceed immedi-
stely 70 Charleston. s. C, for the purpose
of inviting Mr.. Eoody to come to Chicago
and continue the work begun here BY Sam
Jones and Sam Small. Toe intention Is
to have Mr.. Moody conduct 9 series oi
mammoth meetings here, commencing
April 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
Valuable Works OF Art Burned.

PHrLIDELPHii, April s.-Fire broke ou,
esrly this nornirg in the Pennsylvania
Academy Of Fine Arts, end laany valuable
pictITes we're burned, and many pieces Of
ststusry we're damaged. Ths amount Of
the loss cannot now be estimated easily
as much that was burned could no. be re
placed by money. One Of the lsrges,
paintings burned wss Hsr;isoas "Bord
De Gar," =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
The Franchise Gone.

ALBANY, N. Y, April s.--After two
days stormy discussion the Senate late
this evening passed the bill, spuaI!lpg the
Rroadwey RaiiEoal Company franchise, in
which Messrs Wideusr and Elkins, oi
Philadelphia we're 30 largely interested, by
q vote OF 80 to 20.
The second bill, which ippropriates to
the city the fra"ctIiiss and rights Of the cor
poration, and provides that tbeY shall be
put up a. auction md sold to the highest
bidder, was passed-yeas %, nays I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
A Wreck

SoUrH HARBoR, ME., April 8.-DOring
q fesrf4i gsls CT Tuesday nigh; al ua-
known schooEeT wsst sSsoss here md be-
fore rescued was badly wrecked 1t is sup
posed that the vessel was the Chsuticleer
Of Vlnal Haven. Yesterday the sea ran
very high and considerable wreckags vaa
floating sbogt. TIE cody Of an unknown
sailor has been found. and it is supposed
the entire crew ara victims Of the Wavss
Il il thought there we're FIVE or six sesmen
aboard tie Tssssel.
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of the neighboring hills were for rea,ly q
halt hour all the response his cries evoked.
1t was
A NIGHT FOR HERoIsN.
Conductor Foster, though badly wounded
himself, was to day 60 concerned at the
deaths and suferings of others, that he
was mildly insane. He did all
In his power to recover toe
dead and rescue the dying. Hundreds Of
excited persons crowded arouud the depot.
some of whom were anxious fos the safety
Of friends who were on the i'll.
fated train, and when the bodies
were brought in for identification
hundreds thronged around, dresding to
look al the dead, tearing to recognize
among them the bodies of friends. Every
possible means has been taken to clear
away the wreck and the suffering, aud re-
cover the dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09

box. JoEs MARSHALL, N. O, Of Illinois,
vritss: ] have been great sufferer from
disorders Of the stomach snd mAlarisl ai
tections. ] have taed several physicians
but got no relief sad q friend advised me
% ny "ns. Petzcld's Germsn Bittera"
have hsen using il for rseversl days and my
condition Is very much improzedv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09

How . shesnahss wes OIL. 900 in Gold
Frederick Schsrf. shoenster OF No.
7o4 DeKslb avenue, Beookiys, received
notice that . (LouisisAA Hssssl lottery
ticket had drsrn tie cap;Ai pizs, Pebss-
sry 8, Of ST6. coo, sptitlip4 kin 10 Sl6 900.
Oss Of ha friends IAmed nsysfs cus dsy
esBteFsd him 70 by kssssytichst isr.ef.
The tso pen got . kst Of n lseky $50
Der, And HSiAxfs sas amoeg thsn- whst
70 d vifh the Eopey he has pot yss deci-
ded. although Q n1ld.uds ot advisers 80
SEEKING TO give hiu wisdom New York
Tribuss February le.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09

SoME fashionable ladies are not sa,is.
fed with ready made fans, but must have
them made 10 order; they ere, however,
sa'isfed with Or. Bulls Cough syrup and
take it r. fgulsr.y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09

II biIious, or suffering from inquiry Of
blood. or weak lungs, and fear sf cassanp-
tlon (scrosulous disease oi ths bunesl saks
DR.. Pierce's "aciden Medical Disooyssy, 7,
| anA 4 m cnrs n. n du6Giook S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
Apache Prisoners.

FoRr BOWIE. A. T.. April s-Chiet,
Chihuahus. Nsvs Ku,le and Alssspas,
with seveniy-tzo other kp-ess prisoner,
bucks. women and children, left here yes
terasy ior fort Marion, Florida. % priior.
ers Of var. Gen. Crook vent to R,de
Station with them on 9 blackboard Twen-
ty-fve Apache scouts escorted them. An
went cheerfully. though not understanding
What is to be done With them. ChihsAhus
was riding around all the zorniss Larry
ing them 10 preparation " move. Two
weeks go - bosb'... inc,adins siz chiefs
we're % tss ssrpsih. nov there are bu
taity four, Of wkom foaStees are eqssv'
and two chisis. thus putting their ismilie
and allies far bsyond their reach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
WINSTON DENIES
Any Improper Connection With the Dead
Jennie Woods.

Any Improper Connection With the Dead
Jennie Woods.
CHICAGO, April S.-Mr. F. b. Winston
the corporation counsel, last night sen! q
cablegram to his father, the United States
Minister to Persia. informing him Of the
publication that had been made concerning
him and Jennie Woods, the young woman
who died here the other day from the
effects Of smoking opium in q Chinese
laundry. This afternoon Mr.. Winston re.
ceived the following cable:
TEHERAN, April 8.
To Winston, Chicago:
Ny relations with Jennie Wood ere Dc,
fectly proper. tried to educate ard
make good woman Of her, and failed
That is all. If letters are contrary they
are forgeries. Commence libel suits
against all papers slsndering me. Sorry
| am unable to meet my accusers, but will
be there at the trial with documents prov.
ing all | say in my hands.
WINSTON.
The Coroners Jury to-day after hearing
all the evidence obteinsble as to the death
Of the young woman, rendered the follow.
ing verdict: 1--WE, the jury. believe the
deceased, Jennie Woods, came to her
death from the effects Of opium poisoning
and we, the jury, from the evidence, believe
that the practice Of opium smoking is too
common, and in the interest OF public
morals would strongly recommend the sup.
preston Of opium dens in this city"
The remains of the deceased were de-
livered to H. Il. Wolyer. Of Mlnnes polls,
the brotheriu-lsw Of Miss Woods, and were
taken to Minneapolis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09
A lUNATIc's STORY.

No Masked Men Tearing Up the Trach,
GALVESTON, April s-Tne startling 70.
port was received hero M O late hour
last night from Waco, Texas, that .
body Of ihy men MASKED and
armed were tearing up the track and do.
stroying long bridge on the Missouri Pc.
ciGc pil.ay near LorebA, niac miles
south Of Waco, proves 10
be tie invention OF q lunatic.
Sheriff Harris and pose. Who vent out on
q special train from Waco, have returned,
and say no mob Is there and arc iully con.
vineed that none have been there.
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BELLAIRE

The water reached it's highest point yes.
terdsy morning. Litto damage was done
here.
viii Naylor is putting q late style Of
front in his storeroom.
The towbost Sam Brown passed up last
evening. As usual the pilot wbisiled and
had everybody running TO the river to zee
what was the matter.
The grocers intend to have an organiza.
ton if they bays TO have called meetings
once week for re. organization.
Jacob Gittin, OF Franklin, was married
last week 10 Miss Hattie Kettlewell, OF this
city.
NJ. A. O Msliey will open up in his new
room on the East side Of Union street,
this week.
The ladies Of the Rose Hill A. M. +
Church are mskirg arrangements for O
grand May fair and festival, 10 be held at
Turner Hall, May and 8. Mics Alice
McPheron ard Mrs. JsEe McTerry wall
contest Tor fine gold watch.
The B., Il K c. road 10 cunning On time
at present.
c. Fl. Tallman, Secretary Of the Bsllsire
Stamping Works, Is confined 10 his bouS
by sickness.
John OVington, who h.akes on the c. 4
r: yard epgiue. attempted to get on the
pilot I" IN engine yesterday afternoon, but
missed his footing snl his Veg was some
Ehat psEhed by bis being dragged by the
coWcatcher.
John Ehler presented Master Workman
John l. Shuitle~orth with an elegan. gold
pen and holder in the X. Of L. Lodge OF
wednesday evening.
rhe G. A. z Iaeets each ToesdAy even
ing in its new hall.
The Monte6ore Society elected new off
GERS at its last meeting.
There was not enough Of the directors o
tie Bellsire stree: railwsy present ut The
nesting yesterday AFTERNOON 10 make 9
quorum, aud 10 business vas done.
The Assessors of the different wards vii
20 to St Claiuville next Tuesday.
Rev. L Henderson passed thsoaeh The
city from conference % bis way to pointi
above.
A eolored gentleman named Flower,
was buried yessssdsy afternoon. He leave
Q young wife.
The National Union net Last night Il
elect new officsrs.
Rev. r. r. Keelsr wss out las. nigh
with another card about baptism.
The Belmont County Teachers. Associa
ZION meets in this city oo Saturday Apr
lFth.
/ The South Bellairs N z. Church has
new singing clsss; the Pinch Ron Churcl
0 new Mite Society.
| The California MinstreIs will be Q
Zilch's on Saturday night.
Riiz & Cochran have rsopensa tbei
aquatic resort with Q fen line Of ne'
voices and players.
To~ boats passipg under the B. 4 O
bridge yesterday we're compelled to lo~e
their stacks.
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A Strike Thrsatensd ,

PrrTsnuRS. Pa, April s.-A COMMITTEES
of coal miners, representing the six thou.
sand diggers in the four poola on the No
nongshsia river, called upon The operators
to-day add notified them that II their wages
were not advanced on May lat from ~ to
"a cents per bushel . general strike would
be insugura,ed.
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GLADSToNE'S SPEECH.
His BiH For ISish Home Rule Out
lined.

bis Bid For IEish Home Rule Out
lined.
On making this motion Ar. Gladstone
said:
and duty reuu;re Parliament to come to
a Jsc;s;ys resolution. 1t should be the en-
5sayor to libersts Parliament from the re-
strsint under which during late years 1t
had Intellectually struggled and to restore
Is5islstion to It's unimpeded course. IL Is
onr duty to establish harmonious reis'
lions between Great Britain and lreisnd
on a footing of free institutions ia Shen
Enghshmen, Seotchmen and lrisnmsn
have alike 10 interest
This sentiment was, greeted VITA pro-
longed cheers. As soon as quiet Wss re.
stored Mr.. Gladstone entered upon oriei
rsview of the features Of past legislation
for Ireland. He dwelt upon the coerciVe
and repressiye measures which had Oee9
mt in force from time to time aud dsprs
cisted any further resort to the rude RENE
dies of intimidation. :,
"since the year 1884, he said, "only
two Years have passed without coercivt
Iegislstion for Ireland, and in spite OF al
this the Law continues to be disregarded De
cause il is invested ia the rise Of the lrist
with a foreign aspect. More further eoer
oion to be successful would require
| TWO CONDITIONS,
sutocrscy of the government and the Sc
] crscy Of public transactions. Pa-nelhs'
| cheers.) The handspring Of the Law II
Epgland is felt to all Eaglish; in : .otlsn'
TO be Scotch, butip Ireland it is mo- fek {,
be IrisIs The frat coa6itiou Of civihzet
; Hfe in Ireland demands that the p:opl
, have confidence in the law therein. Tn
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Alexander Accents.

LONDON, April S.-Prir ce Alexander, Of
Bulgaria, teiegrsphed the Porte bis formal
acceptance o. the protccsl, limiting his
governorship Of EIstern Roume!is to ave
yeas.