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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
VIRGINIA Is ALL RIGHT.
senator Barbour Has No Fears Of Repubn-
can Doodle.

Senator Barbour Has No Fears OF Repubh-
can Doodle.
WASHINGTON, August l9.-"Whst
would be the result in Virginia is Harrison
aud Qaay and Clsrkson turned loose all
their forces and all powers of controlling
Doodle, and used them against the Demo
cratic ticket in the coming Virginia fght?'
This was rather a pointsd question 10 ask,
aud the gentleman to whom it was sd-
dressed. Senator Barbour, who, IS one OF
the Democratic State Committee Of Nir-
pinia. called the late Richmond Conven-
ton 60 order might well have avoided
direct answer. He did not. He met the
question frankly and said, IN substance,
that the Democratic party had no fear OF
a "DOO1len campaign in Virginia this fall.
There was no probability Of the Republi-
cans obtaining access to sources Oi Illicit
money supplies from fried 10 the fat
manufacturers. Mr.. Mckinney, the can
didate selected by the Democracy Of Nir-
ginia. had been on the Committee on Res
olutions In the last two National Demo
cratic Conventions, and mis- views on the
tariff question would not ALLEVIATE one
Democratic vote IN Virginia He shared
the confidence CT sam Randall and Arthur
p. Gorman equally with that of the tariff
rstormers.
'There will bs no manufacturers cor
rup,ion fuad poured into Virginia this
campaign 70 beat the Democratic candi-
dates, Senator Barbour added, land from
other sources We shall be at least as well
equipped s3 our opponents" "
Have you any doubt - to the results:
None whatever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
VERY BLOODTHIRSTY.
A Colorsd Gentleman Who Wants to Wipe
Out the Whites.

A ColOrsd Gentleman Who Wants to Wipe
Out the Whites.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August 19.-An
article in an independent paper at Selma
Ala, edited By c0lorad preacher named
Bryan, has created a stir in Alabama. An
editorial in the last issue abused the whites
for various injustices against the colored
race, and concluded as follOws, 'Were you
the whites TO leave this Southland, in 20
years it would he one of the grandest sec
tions of the globe. We would show you
mossback crackers how to run country.
You wSuld never see convicts half-stGrved,
depriving honest wOrkingmen of an honest
living. 1t is only a matter Of time when
throughout this whole State affairs will be
changed, and l hope, to your sorrow.
YOu have predicted that at no very distant
day we will have our race war, and
we hope, as God Intends, that we will be
strong enough to wipe you out of exist
ence and hardly leave enough of you TO
tell the story"
The whites in Selma are taking steps to
prevent the Rev. Mr.. Bryan, who is now
absent from the city, from ever coming
back any more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD.
Notes OF Recent Happenings In and About
the Oily.

Notes of Recent Happenings In and Aboot
the Oily.
The engineers on the new railroad are at
Brenaeman's prospecting on the bridge
which is to cross the river at Yellow Greek.
This road is going to be built certain, but
it is doubtful what route it will take
through this county, as the extension Of
the Cumberland branch may change all
their plans. The probabilities are that 1t
will strike the river at some point IN
Beaver county, as we do not think the
engineers went over the TOmlinson route
at all. II is said things are lively about
Brooklyn in the anticipation OF two rail-
roads. s.-HancOck Courier.
It is reported that the Panhandle rail
road people have finally decided to extend
the New Cumberland branch railroad TO
Chester, w. Va, opposite East Liverpool.
The engineers OF the company are now at
that point, locating the final line on
which the road will be built. 1t is not
stated when work will be commenced on
the construction Of the line, but 1t is
thought it will be at an early date.
There will be a meeting of the Western
Window. Glass Manufacturers Association
held at Cleveland to-day. The unsettled
wsge question will De the most important
business that will be acted upon. IL VIII
he decided whether another effort Will be
made TO compromise with the glsssbiowers
or whether determined resistance Will DC
made to the demands.
Several of the glass factories in the
Wheeling district went on yesterday, Inc
Belmont. of Bellaire, WAS compelled to
postpone its start until to-day, owing TO
several pots breaking.
The railroad track running through
a portion of the Belmont mill has been
torn ont Boiling furnaces are being
erected on the river bank, west oi the
railroad tracks.
The track on the Wheeling and Lake
Erie has been laid through the McCann
tunnel. netr Mt. Pleasant, and is being
pushed toward Portland.
About two cars Of oil are shipped TO
Parkersburg, every day, from the pipe line
at Benwood, crossing the river from TIE
Glencoe field.
The force at Sweeney & Sons is work
ing night and day. The repairs to the
LaBelie engine are occupying big part oi
the force.
Ths first csr load of coal was shipped to
Toledo Yesterday over the Wheeling ana
lake Erie from the Long Run coal mines.
The channel span of the steubenville
bridge is being torn down. Men are wO'A
There are three hundred miners at WoLK
in the mines along the Wheeling and LAKE
Erie railroad.
Oh. Miller has Just completed blg
casometer for the Leasure glass house. at
Wellsburg.
Matters in the Turkeyfoot oil region are
rather quiet at present
The repairs to the Mt. Pleasant tunnel
have been completed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
IT ENDS AN OLD FEUD.
Judge Terry's Law Partner Talks of the
Tragedy.

WAMhN ANAAN LAW Il AhAHh VI ADN
Tragedy.
SAEATOGA, N Y, August 10 B. Por
ter Ash, who was Judge Terry's law part
ner, said yesterday: "Field and T,ny
were antagOnistic long before the Sharon
trial. Tbeirs was an old feud of fourteen
years standing. The fight did not grow
out Of the Sharon case. but out of politics,
and I suppose that Judge Field thinks
that at last he has triumphed.
1T was at the Oakland Convention fol
Delegates the year Hancock was nomi-
mated. Field then bad the Presidential
Rec in his bonnet lie wanted the Dele
gates. Terry, who was Influential and
VINO was 20 be an Eleotor, opposed him,
because he believed he was a corrupt
Judge and sold his decisions.
Well tbe resolution for California to
support Field in the Convention was lost,
s-d Field blamed Terry for it. Before the
next Convention st Stockton, Field, desir-
ing 20 CODciliate Terry, wrote to one OF
bis Associate Justices on the Supreme
Bench saying that ii Terry would not op-
pose him he would aid in his political
preierment. That letter is in existence
Terry wouldD't do it, and a second time
Field lost the California delegation through
him.
"Now about Mrs. Sharon. Judge Terry
was a most misunderstood and maligued
man. His morality was austere. He
never went into a sslOOn, did not drink
and did not even smoke. He was ehlyal-
rous to a degree snd generous to fault
He made much money, but gave 1t away
slmost as fest as he made 1t. lie was
touched by Mrs. Sha-On's position, and
championed her cause ont Of the chiyalry
of mis- nature because he believed her q
wrOUgsd woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
LArK NEWS CONDENSED.

Sophie Schwab, e two-year-Old child,
was carried over Lake Michigan by q
string Of toy balloons She was rescued
bv firing through the balloons with rifle.
Rev. r. D. Robinson. a well-known
Methodist minister of Indianapolis, fell
dead lust after meeting Sunday.
S. R. Thurman, q Mormon member of
the Utah Legislature, hiss been arrested for
pOlygamy.
Michael Sullivan, John IL father, is
said so be completely broken down ct the
sentence inflicted on his son.
Mrs Jane RaIston Price, of Auburn,
Ohio. died st Asbury Park, Saturday.
Argument was heard in a New York
court yesterday for new trial for Charles
Giblin, one OF the five condemned mur
derers who are TO hang on Friday. Decision
wAs reserved.
DIR. Cornelia Simpson, a well-known
woman nbvsicisu OF New York, died yes
terday.
The Penn iron works, of Lancaster, Pa,
have 1esu med work after eighteen weeks
idleness.
The alleged theft OF mail poucn con-
tsining $l1, 900 at Terre Haute, Indiana
proves to be mistake.
Acting Secretaey Bachelor has issued a
circular requiring custodiaus of public
buildings to keep the U. S flag hoisted,
except during stormy weather.
Objection, Boccaccio, Brown, Princess
Rainbow, Ben Harrison and Fonsca won IN
the Saratoga races.
Madies, Prince Edward, Sparkling,
Cracksman, Killarney and Fire Fly were
winners at Brighton Beach yesterday.
Mamie and Winnie Collins, two young
girls, were boating at ElstOn, Pa, and
we're drowned.
President Harrison has cOmmuted the
sentence of Tenden s. Clarke, Richmond
va fOrger.
One Newfoundland cruiser has seized
eight American filing boats this season.
Rev. Fred A. Bsrnity, and Charles H.
Carpenter, printer, were drowned in the
whirlpool below Mddletown, Pa, yester-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
EUROPE STIRRED UP.
CHRISTIANS BRUTALLY PROSECUTED BY
THRTURKS.
Horrible 0utragss in Macedonia and Crsis-0ihsr
Foreign Nsws-Mr. Maybncks Fats-Pnrcs
Sulkowski Makes SINE Revelations
Edison Made Count.

LONDON, August ia dispatch from
Ccnstantinople states that NJ. Nelidoff, the
Russian Embassador, has become more
urgent in his demands for reform in Mace.
donia, and that the impaslive attitude of
LORD Salisbury respecting Macedonian sf-
fairs has seriously hampered Sir William
White the British ambassador, in hrs
efforts to prevent the Car from playing
the role Of protector Of Christians from the
slavery of Moslem rule, both in Macedonia
and Crete. The dispatch sdds that en-
tirely Trustworthy information has been
furnished from the interior districts OF
Macedonia, showing tha. there has been
very little exaggerstioD, if indeed any, in
the reports which have been sent out as to
the general disorder and misgoyernment
which prevail there.
In the complete absence of the exercise
OF any authority, Mousa Bey and his fol-
lowers have had everything their own
way. A worthy successor OF his father,
Mira Bey of infamous memory, he has
harried and plundered the Christian popu-
lation without check, in many cases mere
ly to crafty his savage instincts. Women
have been subjected to horrors of which
simple outrage was the least and the COM
munities generally have been perpetual
prey, to the predatory raids of the Kurds,
native and foreign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20

ta,s.p Montana n Vast ses- OF
LIZ.

tl,s.p Montana in vast ses- OF
Sire.
HEDl MoNr, Aueus.l9.-The ioiest
drest wh..h have been irgal over Mon
tana .or lree weeks, oul which have de-
stroyed iundreiscr thousands OF dollars
worth of timber. have reached elmos;
alarming proportions A gentleman Just
iu from Northern NoD.lna reports ,hlt on
ths ranges n CloUiou county, which here
lo.0rs have escaped and on whith c3.,lemen
were depending Co keep their stock this
winter. thousands oi head of cattle are
burning
.1 two days ,ls Gre travelled over see.
usn sixty miles wide and 100 n length.
ln Dca Lodge County the town OF George
town be- surrounded by dre. ard the strong
ends brought tae flames witbiu q mile OF
pbiliY,lurg Ihs miii of lho Bmetalhc
Mining Company near Chat town, is in
great danger and the ire is travelling to-
warJ DO with alarming upiditY. CouTieTs
elo bays arrived lately "a, PGilipsburg
from ogetoeu report ihe utmost con
euaiion prevailing iu toe town. and that
large force 90 u,n are going TO Tie
g..-e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
SIX MONTHS OF GRACE.
SULLIVAN WILL NOT GO TO PRISON FOR
S0MBTINB
Ha Comes North and in the Meanwhile Will Spar
Through the OOunty-Kilrain May Join
the TrOuPs-The Singer in
New York.

PTEBURG, August 19.-JOhn L. Sulli-
van, the boss bruiser of the world, passed
through the city this morning, en- route to
New York. When the Panhandle Limit
ed arrived at the Union Station few peO-
pie stood in the train shed hoping to catch
view of the champion, but he was fast
asleep. Matt Olune, his friend and advi-
sor, was up, and while he talked freely
about SulliVan's trial, he would say moth
ing regarding the future, go far as HE
southern policy" is concerned; but as to
bis movement in the North for the next six
months, the time which will intervene be-
fore the Supreme Court of Mississippi will
decide his appeal, he said:
John will start cut on the road with
the biggest company of athletic people
that ever travelled. 1 can't say as yet
whether Kilrain will be a member of the
aggregation, but i, is possible he will join.
That is, iof course, provided he is not de-
tanned by the authorities"
'DO you think Kilrain's trial will re-
suit the same ss Sullivan's?"
II do not anticipate that it will. You
see tue PUBIC ClhmOT lS appeaeeu WIN
Sullivann's dose; GOaernOr Lowry is not
80 Wrsthy as before our trial, and Jake
may get of with fine"
"What do You think Sulliyan's chances
are?'
81 have no means Of knowing what the
Supreme Court may do; but" with sig
nifcant nod, 81 guess he'll not get much
the worst of il. OF course, if the Supreme
Court sffirms the finding of the lower
court, there is nothing for John to do but
stand the sentence, unless Governor Lowry
sees fit to pardon him. If ne does not do
that, I guess hs'll have years visit at
the expense of the State"
"Couldn't he forfeit his bail, and escape
in that way"
"He would not do that; he has been too
kindly treated by the people at Purvis
Besides, under the system Of hiring out
prisoners, l think John would be bought
by hIr. Rich, the contractor, for prisoners
in that district, and he would not then
fara IA bsdly -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
MRS. MAVERICKS LANDS.
The Obje of Friendly Suit in Louisville
Court

The Object of a Friendly Suit In n Louisville
Court.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 19.-The at
tOrneys of Florence Maybrick, now under
sentence-ef death in Liverpool for the MUIR
der of her husband, Jams Maybfick, to-
day filed suit in the Federal Court here for
the appointment of trustees for her large
estate in mountain lands il Breathitt,
Pike and neighboring counties in this
State. The property was left her by her
grandfather, Dlrius Blake HOlbrOOk, of
New York. She is joined in the suit by
her step-father, who acts for her mother
The rights of Mrs. Msybrick's children,
both under ten years, are also reviewed,
and protection is sought for them. The
suit is friendly, and its object is to secure
relief from the necessity OF giving security
as trustees for W. II. Gardiner and Hamil-
ton Bradshaw, Of New York, and Rev.
John Ipgraham, Of Missouri, who are
trustees for Mrs. Msybrick's property else
where in America They decline TO serve
for the kentucky property if required to
give security.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
sULKowsKrs REVELATIONS
stIrs Up fostering Sore In the Austrian
Court.

stirs Up fostering Sore In the Austrian
Court.
LONDON, August l9.-Pnnce Sulkowski,
who recently escaped from the celebrated
aristocrstic asylum at Daebling, near vi
emma, aud vino has been adiudged by Ger
man physicians to be OF sound mind is in
dapger of being surrendered to the Aus
trian authorities, who have made de
mand for his body. He has been making
some revelations not at all palatable to the
Austrian Court amongst which ia his very
positive assertion that AL Austrian noble
man of high rank is still confined in Djeb-
ling simply becau g he happened TO know
the circumstances of the death OF the
Crown Prince Rudolph.
The alleged correspondence between
Prince Rudolph and the unfortunate OBJ
ject of his love, Marie Velsera, is having
an extensive sale, bat tie authenticity Of
the letter is stOutly denied by the court
circle Prince Sulkowski's friends have
rallied to his support and it is doubtful il
the German government will dare TO give
him mp to Austria, although it may insist
upon his keeping to himself such facts, as
it might be disagreeable TO the Austrian
Court TO have revealed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20

harrison County Convention a Rou>inS
Oae.
Telegram ,o .Ac E5gs,er
CtDll. o., Aupus, l9-The Harrison
auaty Democrats convened here to-day
"a rousne a1d harmonious convention,
aj bowed e determination TO 90 hi.hipl
iu clrrgirg ihe State for Democracy
as eul election. An excellent county
.l<stsA. nominated. headed by James
1r)ogh for Representative. Del
,,.r we're appointed Co the Senatorial
'-- State Conventions The young DS-
lc7 gers Instrumental in organizing
..e Harrison county Democratic League,
too1 ueub rship, aud James w. Barnes,
~A.l WAS elected President Hon.
.aa Noaoett President Of the louug
.,l Democratic Club of Canton, deliy-
n able aud convincing address this
ouuL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
League and Association.

At Cincinnati-O Cincinnati ,, Columbus
4; errors, Cincinnati 2, Columbus > hits,
Cincinnati TO- Columbus .. Pitchers,
Smith and Gastright.
Observation-Disclosures At 3, Chicago
10; errors, indianapolis 3, Chicago ! hits,
indianapolis 13, Chicago II. Pitchers,
Boyle and Gumbert.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia IA,
Washington /; errors, Philadelphia 3
Washington 5; hits, Philadelphia lG,
Washington 3. Pitchers, Casey and Fer
soc.
At Boston-Boston 4, New York 4; er
rorp, Boston 3, New York 5; hits, Boston
5, New York 8. Pitchers. Olarkson and
Crane. Thirteen thousand people present.
At leveland-Cleveiand 3, Piitsburg 4;
errors. each: Hits. Cleveland 3, Pits.
burg 8 Pitchers, Bakely and Morris.
At ouisville-LNuisville 3, Brooklyn
8; errors, Brooklyn 3, L1uisville .; hits,
Louisvills 5, Brooklyn 10. Pitchers, Ele-
ret and Ca, uthers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
HAPPY PORKOPOLIS.
President Harrison VIII Stop One Day
in Pigtown.

freeideht harrison Will stop One Day
in Pigtown.
DEER PARK, Md, August 19.-Presi-
dent Harrison has somewhat changed the
plan of his trip west and will stop in Gin
ciunati bsfore instead of after his visit to
Indianapolis. The sub. Committee of the
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce waited
on the President this noon, and he prom.
ised to attend the reception to be given on
Wednesday at 1890 p. No., in the new
Chamber Of Commerce building and to pay
a short call at the Builders Exchange
President Harrison will be at the Gibson
House in the morning and receive callers
from to IL.
The President will leave here Tuesday
night and arrive in Cincinnati at seven
Wednesday morning and take a special
train at about p. m. on the Big Four to
Indianapolis. Accompanying the Pfesi-
dent will be Secretary Rusk, U. S. Marshal
District of Columbia Ramsdell, and Pri-
vate Secretary HslfOrd. The Committee
which waited on the President consisted of
Theodore Cook. Joseph r. Brown, Q. L
Perine, l. r. Keck, b. H. Cox and ]. NJ.
Blair. They are highly elevated at the
sucoess Of their mission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
mra Ma.hricl,,sFata.

LONDON, August 49, Although it is
known that the Home Secretary has recon-
mended the Queen to commute the sem
tence of Mrs. Maybrick TO one Of penal
servitude for life, no official notification Of
the royal clemency has yet been made,
aad, indeed, is not expected to be issued
till Tuesday next. Meanwhile nothing
else is talked or written about here, and
the fate Of Mrs. Mahrick monopOlizss uui-
ver5al attention
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20

.- v.rs August ls.-Et1y this
...... a frs h.ss, i'm the kitch'n Of
...,,o,,.t on Che store aaar OF the DIX
',...,ory teusmsu.stSo7 Seventh avenue.
Vi.s of the sixty ODD occupants oil 'H'
,.-..l,.t their lives. and IL Is a s''''
-, ,s,. msny moss did not perish.
r,lowir, is the of the dead.
,yf errxNoy. agslCJ years, burned
to3ea'h ..h..si
Vrrrrr WcGEOGHAN .i,suo'ns.e'.
MARY WELLS. 81, smothsrei.
JANE WELLS g. smothered.
THOMAS WELLS. ., smoihered'
rrRrHALUSrIG 40, burned to death.
WILLIAM MCKEE 47i burned '0I
dah
rtNe JEFFREY. 65; smotherei.
Unknown WOMAN i5i smotheIed.
r-s l.s. liDiured Isl
w,r CLENNON, Is, badly burned.
roaN CLENNON; badly burned and
.t.1ase irj1red.
THE b1iiiug vas occupied hy thirteen
-.i.i.s who have been made temporarily
.r.l lsss b7 the fire. The flames did rot
I.rervmueh damage in the various apart
.ts bot burned ont their strength M
BIZ hallwaqs. Toe psc1niaIy less wall not
.oant To- more than $4,000 Ihs hte
....-rsted in the rear Of John Snyder
.uart 80 au hour when ail the people
r ..e house were sleeping souadly.
....r AND rGE,lES To rHE RESCUE
ra Cham bslfs block sWsy, on the corr
....t Iaenly-s' street snd the ave
rr stood Policeman Warner and Me Cal
rs.r.oftteTlrie.l Street S-a-'o1- 1hsy
-...r.la wl-l'ge from o cry 90 pam
rh..l came from lh5 building, au1, lcoS-
i,.,ir tr. direction WhelCeit came, saw a
....ff-s te..cf 8-,il.t tne rolt WIN
l..soe .ts restaurant By ,ho time that
.,e,r.l.r. s..-s cf what Che .,0Uo,e was
f.,.zs over Them ilrsad tongue OF lame
.bat out frou Nl roei and leale4 u2 tne
nEehno.iO1d.
With their clubs ile officers b-a, 'a toe
N.UI|H ...... ..AN RI
and drove lhsm back Tasy then tried
fisn.1t door. audm chat oay found 40
e1trlce There was uo Hgu oi l.e iu the
briing and the officers hurried Ion
one d,0g 20 another 90 arouse tle inmates.
Murn1rings 90 Ills. were head then a
buzz of many voices Which lpllly
changed into vail OF terror and sgouy
from me1, women and children strug-
Cling .or tdeir lives in the de .th trap.
Fire escapes leading from the burning to
lhs as get uuforchsd tenement adjoining
a5rl soon flled up with half naked peo-
neu.e. frantic to reach the street In the
us8nt.me the Gre department had arrived
sld had begun TO nork on the flames and
we're assisting rescupg the frightened IN
mates.
The asmes were Ctnguished easily
enough by the fremen and tie people on
be fire escape we're landed safely Not
one person escaped down the stairway, ana
Che names Of tie few who tried 1t are
ound ia the list of the dead printed above.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
HUNGER, THEN DEATH
TERRIBLE PRIVATIONS OF THR ILLINOIS
MINERS.
A Sad Commentary on Protection" in the Land 0
Of Plenty-Littls Children Die in Want
and HuDgsr-All Provisions
are Exhausted.

CHICAGO, August 19.-The starvation,
sickness and death among the miners FAM
lies in Northern Illinois is greater to-day
than at any time in the past.
The large supplies sent through the Chi
cago Relief Committee have been exhaust
ed and the people are face to face with hun
ger. The LITTLE ones are dying daily, and
sickness is greatly on the increase.
1t is no longer a secret that the opera
tors have decided TO open their mines with
non-Union men, and have already pre-
pared to call upon the sherifs and the
Governor for aimed officers and soldiers to
hold their locked-out miners in check. II
is impossible to predict what the conse-
quences in such sn event will be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-20
cARLEp CoNDENsArIoNs.

Three miners were killed by m explosion
in the Hanley collierY in SIafordshire.
Swiss Anarchists are circulating mani
fesio, violently attacking the Bundesralh
for institutiDg political prosecutions.
Herr Jachman, editor Of the LondoH"
Journal, weekly newspaper printed in
German, shot his wife and child yesterday
and then committed suicide.
Mr.. Balfour in the House Of Commons
yesterday declared that Mr. CoDybeare, one
Of the Irish NJ P.'s in prison, IL not ser
iously ill.
Mr.. Ellison had an interview with Fres-
ident Carnot yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, the famous English
minister, has signed a petition for the re
lease of Mrs. Msybrick.