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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22

TDli3eimefens be9ab fd ON 9onnets
tag bon Bern nod 3irid, no er eine
4n3abl bort anidillger hsuti9er 5ocia.
liiten por fid lub unb lie einem ldngeren
Verb0r u~nterDarf. St ~perlaugte oann
bon ibnen biHoenbe 8eripre6ungeu.
Dab tie li6 mdbreno ibres Wufentbaltea
in Der S6wei5 aler politii6en Nsito'
ton, burh pelde bas 2anb compromit.
tirt merben f6nnte, entbalten io1ten.
9ieies ielbe 8elipreden wirb bon allen
i6 in oer 96mei3 nieberlafenben polis
tii9eu Jli6tliusen perlangt tperben.
unb omar in benz Slime, oaB ber 8rud
besielben bic Nasmeiiung aus Der
S9meis na9 1i6 aieben loa. Sn Stb,
oeutf6lanb berridt 9roBe MiBitimmune
iber bas fein5IeliJe Muftreten 8is.
mards geget1 bic bena6barte Sdmeij.
9iefe Wo6s 1T Elm Sabr berfofen
felt benz 8elu6e bes &aiiers Wilbelm in
st. p~etersburg. Die amtli@en unb
balbamtli6en 9ldtter Berlins t6nnen
Ii6 bel biefer @elegenbeit ni6t entbal.
ten.auf bic an 5legeIei freifenoe nnb6f.
Ii6teit ber rulil6en 3aren binsumeiien,
Der Elm Sabr perRrei6en LIEF, obne ienen
8eiu9 gu erpibern unb audi obne big
ieBt nur ba3u Initalten gu trefs
fen, bas 8erfdumte na93ubolen. Sie
rG0ln. 3tg." betIagt bieien umitanb
ni9t nur, ionbern ipri6t ibr Befrems
ben bariiner aug, baB es BET Gar bisber
mod ni9t fhr n6tbis befunben babe,
iein 8erbalten bur9 einige Worte gu erz
fldren ober gu entf9ulbigen. Die rR6ln.
s3tg. "ertldrt gleid5eitig, oaB Die rufif9s
frana6fl9en 8orbereitungen gu gemeins
Iamen friegerii9en Nctionen ieBt nabe5u
bouenbet 3l iein i9ienen.
Wfit pel9er Seelenrube man briiben
iibrigens benz Musbru6 eines a1gemei.
men eurppdii9en Grieges entgegenliebt
= ieoenfaas NIT einem gr6Beren @lei6.
mutb, als man bier benz Preis : Sauen
Der beibeu Be5tien Sullipa1 unb Gil.
rain entgegen geieben bat = bas aeigt
Der umffanb, baB bic Berliner amtli9en
8ldtter iolgen5e gioti3 bes in Waif9au
erf1eiuenoen amtli9en ogourier" ab:
brudetl. obne es fit n6tbig gu balter,
aud mar elm 3eile Der Grtldrung ober
Ser Mbi9wd6ung bin5nsufiigen. 9as
genannte 8latt 19reibt:
vSm Tale bes Nusbru6es eines
beutf9.fran36fi9en &rieges mirb cine
itaIienif6e Nrmee iiber ben Brenners
paB mari9iren unb fi6 bel Meb nit
ben beuti9en Streiisrdften bereinigen.
Oeferrei6 tpir6 u~mfahen6e 8ortebrna=
gen fur ben S~ransport Der italienii1en
Sruppen Sur1 bas tproler @ebiet
treHen."
0ier pirb alfo nit i9li1ien Worten
angebeutet, oaB pieleidt Der Musbru9
zines beuti9.frana0ii9 : rufff6 6fer=
rei9if9 > tiirtii@ ierbii@ > italienifden
&rieses nabe beborftebe, unb man bdlt
bas ni6t fit mi9tig genug, es in Mb>
rebe gu iteaen ober aud rur eineu @oms
mentar ba3u 3u liefern. IS f6eint, als
Oh mar briben cine berartige &ataitro.
pbe fir 10 ielbfperfdnbIi6 unb unbers
meibli6 bdlt, baB es unn6tbig lei, DO.
riiber aud aur nod Elm paar Worte 3u
hprfierpu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22
@m. 4 & suhu.

unfere Daupttabrung TT unb bleibi
bag Gleii9, unb um iol@es frif9 uno
gut gu erlangen, fan1 mat unm6gli4
einen 5uperldffgeren Warft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 66fing & Sobn, go.
81 Qbe. s. 9ie 9erren baben benz
8ef3mad ibrer Sunben &e@nung ge=
tragen unb in ibrem @tabliHement eine
talte 2uftmai@ine erri9tet, pel9e alien
Qnforoerungen fiir grbaltung unb gnt=
fernuag f@dbli@er S%ngre6ienaen bes
Gleii9es entipri@t. Sic baber befdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einett groBen
Worratb BON Waitbieb, aus pel9em
muir 6as gefe fiir lire &unben sepdblt
tpirS. Wer reef be6ient fein mill, 6er
beiu9e ben Martt, So. 511
WDenue 6. 1,10t1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22
Suntes slaerlei aus 9emtfalanb

Cine r2eibgarbe Der beuti9en
Saiierin" tpirb bemnd9t sei6affen
tperben. 9ielelbe miro aug "a Mann
beiteben unb BON einem Offi3ier nebit
spei unteroff3ieren beFeblist tueroen.
Die Mannf6aften foaen ft9 aus ftattlis
den 2euten bes &egiments Der @arbes
bu Corps refrutiren. 9ie Uniform bies
fer @litetruppe bat Nebnli9feii nit Der
Sra6t Der 2%eibcompagnie Griebri6s
bes @roBen: tpeiBes berf6niirtes Roller
nit tarmoifnrotben &abatten uno aufs
getlappten 566Ben, @arbeliben unb
DreifpiB. Sci preuBif9e Sof folgt
iibrigens nit oieier gfeuerung elmer an
anberea 90fen i6on ldnsf iibliden Gin.
ri9tung.
= Sn benz in benz preuBii9en &es
gierungsbeSirf @oblena selegenen Stdbts
den 8rauneIs 1T am II. Suli elm
impoIantes 9entmal fir ben 2ailer
6rieori9 entbiat tpprben.
= Mls R6nig Garl bon Miirttemberg
am Spnntag, ben IA. Suli Na1mittags
Don Der 8eranba bes Griebri9sbafener
G1loHes aug einem @etpitter 3ul1aute,
i9lug BET 8lib in manufactured Ndbe
bes Monar9en in ben 8pben. 9ie
9eftisteit Der gri6itterung pirtte bers
art auf ben alien G6nis, baB ct nrebrere
Winuten lang betpuBtlos balag; mad
unb nod getpann er aber feline Grdfte
pieber unb feline Merate fnnnien ieBt
befannt MAIDEN, baB Die Sadie feline
bleibeuben Na6tbeile fir i'm baben
nirb.
= Gin gegen ben prinaen Nlbre9t
bon preuBen, ben ieBigen &egenten boti
Brauni9weig angeitrenster @ipil pros
SeB murbe Dor benz Berliner Gammers
geri9t entI6ie6en. Ser poit > 0Alfs>
f6reiber 3. mar am 3. Mdr3 1886, als
er f6 bel tartem @latteis nod ieinem
pofbureau begeben pollte, auf benz
Seitentpege Dor Der partmauer beg
prin3li6en Yalais in Der WibelmfraBe
ausseglitten uab binsefhir3t, pobur9
er cine SebnenserreiBung erlitt, bic i'm
gum &rippel unb fur INNER arbeitsz
unfdbig ma9te. 5. flagte aund9ft ans
ter Sintpeis barauf, baB bic betrehenbe
Strede bes Seitentueges bet pDli3eili6en
Yori9rift supiber nit Sanb ober gi9e
beftreut mar, gesen ben Ma9iarat, als
8eiber Der StraBen unb pldbe, auf les
bensldnsli@e 8erpfesung, tuurbe aber
bamit abgetpieien. s. leitete nun bic
| Glage gegen ben prin3en Elm. Ncd
benz mebrere mebisinif6e Sa6perftdr.
bige ben unbeilbaren, ieoe Mbgli9feit
bes 8erbienftes ausf9lieBenben 3uffanb
bes s. feitgefelt batten. ertldrte Der
Sufti3ratb gemdB benz Outrage bes
&e6tsantpalts G~riebldnber babin, baB
benz &c. 5. elm 2ebensunterbaIt BON mos
natlid IS Mart bur6 ben prin3en
| getpdbrt tperSe. Ser @eri1tsbof nahm
! an, baB Der Bring als 8eiber bes pas
lais fur bic poIi3eili9 angeorbnste Sn.
f~tanbbaltung bes Seitenpegs psrants
tuortli6 fei.
Ser b~l0bfnnige 20nig Otto Don
8apern IN ber ein3ise grbe bes Na6lai'
fes feiner pe~ritorbenen Mutter. Sas
8aarperm6gen betrdet ettua ! MiliOn
Mart. Sa3u tommt nod Der 6err'
f6aftsft @lbingenalo in 8~oraIberg unb
bic PetriOien Fer 20nisin. 2ebtere
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22
Gin 0anktarfr Datient,

Der finen aante1 Mat eenannt BADEN nil, nnp Der
feline hom5tdmDtae N8teberberffeIiune ron idtues
xsss Qtiben elmer, In einem Drttcrbu4 ansesebenen
arand ~terbqnft, last burH uns ba5efbe tpitenftet an
letne leihenbea MttmenjHen rerf@tden. -Dieies 8rrRe
1ae sntthtt Utesepte, bic tn iebsr Nprtbele geniaht
usrbfn tennen. Ghtdt Sure abrele nit 8rietmarte
en; pttbat @itnif tne 3~tSpeniatB", 23gBtf
II. GtT.s Netp sprt, y. 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22

Jluctuationen i'm Marfte fit gis
feltpaaren tann Sober bermeiben, Der
feline Srbers bur9 pieper&@ 6uIt.
) eb ausfiibren ldBt. Gobritartet re-
gultrert ibre preife nod hem Gnnium.
piper & e6ultbeB baben ieis etnen
enormen 8orratb bon Gen3orabt, @ifen.
ble9 u. |. 10. unb He nottren friibere
i1ieortge preiie, tpenn bteielben aud I'M
i'm Wartte teigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22
S"lnglingena Mdnnern
mtr5
St@ere @eiIttn8 8araMttrt.

Hie i9redli&en Golsen Der Snsenofanben,
GeI9le9tsfdwdde beruriadenb, tpobur9 Self
unb aorper ruinirt uer6en, pertmnnert aes
betlt. Serttlopfen, Sdi9ternbeit, Gamen.
abfub. @ebd@tniBi6pa6e, 8erluf Der gner-
gle, abnei9ung sesen Gefeaf9aft unb MeIan-
@olie sriiubli9 furirt.
gerbeiretbe etc Mdnner, ODER loIae,
bic fi9 berbeiratbea tuoaer, bic in GoIge bon
Snbisctetion in Der SasenO an Gei9Ie9ts- un6
M~erbenfdpdde leiben, werOen sriinbIid furirt.
aetne M~tneraIten eingegeben.
3unse Mdnner, bic lire 8eit NIT nnfdbieen
eeuten berf9penbet unb ii@ babur6 Rrant.
beiten bes 9opfes, Der Naie, bes SaIies, Der
2eber, 2ungen, Ginsetpeibe unb bes Magens
susesosen baben, tuerben f@nea fnrirt.
eabt eud nidt bur@ faIf@es S@amsefabI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22

stbt benz glute neue aebensfrdfte. SO BELT aae I'M
DISQUALIFICATION I'M NerpenIpitem. RS-Silft, mo allies
@nbere perfetlt uno erfrti@t Self nnb 36rper. peilt
OpSpeplia, rber hdS @elb pirb SuriidSesebeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22

trefen Bel 6ieberbise. Gin unpersIetGbares Gbfhbrz
mitteI. SO BELT franfbaften 8ppfi6mer, wunberbar
i4nea. Rg-Gntbdlt teine f@dbli6en SubfanSen. &ei=
atst haS @ebirn. Surirt idnen Rbeumati8muS unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22

1@ Warum molt Sbr pianos stpei.
felbafter Site bon reiienben Sdn6lern
taufen, penn Sbr bic e9ten Tmerfon
IN Der neueffen Nusfibrung biIiger
uno unter lei9teren 8eotngungen in
benz %bsDdbrten Gei6dftsbauIe bon
5bos. @oggan 6 8ros. babeu
f6unt2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22

19- Sbr 1part @elb, tpenn ibrf Cure
Srudia@en bel Sobnon 8ros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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I'm g1aiferz

perfonea mel6e NIT bem S9lauh
Woieg iprinteln. oaiielbe fir ben 5tall
ober fir irgetlb einen anberen 3lped 3u
Qebrau9en ipiinidea, m69en in u~nferer
Office li6 bic n6tbige 2tSens auf Elm
Sabr oeri9afen bealnuenb am |. Mai,
oa fiir iol6en @ebrau9, ausi6lieBli1
bet State fir bdusliden Beourf, cine
9pe5lals State bert9uet nirb. Sn neber
einitimmuns nit ben &eseln Der @eiel.
i6aft lalfen Sieienigen, mel6e ben
S6lau9 benuBen, obne Die erforberli.
DE Si3ens erlanst gu baben, @efabr,
oaB i9nen bic WaRer5ufubr absei6nit=
ten tpirb.
Die Wafierpert. Rpmpagni
Wir linb mod ni6t beranIaBt,
unier groBes Saser BON neuea un6 &C.
brau9ten Pianos unb Srgelr au ber.
faufen, benuo6 f6nnen mir before Sers
mine unb biQigere Yreiie unter gutter
8arantie geben tpie iebes anbere @ei6aft.
Sbos 8oggan.& 8rps.,
208 Commerce 9traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22

0as etn3ise betunnte Mtttel fur eptleptii4e Nnfdae. @s
@benip fir Gcnpulfpnen unb Galtrantbeit. @erp65t
baS gtut unb bef6leunist beiien Girtulatipn. 8erbtnz
BERT bic llria6en Der arantbeiten. Seilt sefdbrli6e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22
Gin Sceptifer iaet

8~lutseiapire. 3ertbeilt aarbunfelS. Rg-Setlt pau.
ernb unb idnea 2dbmuns. GS tit elm pabrer @eiunb=
hettsbrinser. Seilt Scrppbeln unb anbere sleihartise
arantbeiten. Ma6t i6ledten Qtberr gut unh ~entfernt
bic nria4e. gertreibt bic Stlioitdt unb tit uniberz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
CONDENSED TgLEGRAMy.

The monthly debt statement shows the
total cash In the Treasury 1884, 723, ,023 A.
Eleven business houses at Funnville
MiChv were burned Wednesday night
Loss $4,000.
The Gross Chemical Works at Glas,
gov, Scotland, burned yesterday. The
loSs iS very great.
There Is no foundation for the report
that there Ia dissatisfaction among the
officials oithO War Department.
Tie Chicago brlCkmakers who have
been on strike returned 10 work yeS
terday. They have been out for two
tnonths,
II is believed that the report Of The
Attorney General 10 the President Il
adverse To the pardon Of Il, l.. Harper
Of the Fidelity 1Iank, Of Cincinnati.
Tho writs Of haleas corpus and Ger
tIotatariin the lyGs.StaynOr case al New
York wero dismissed yesterday and tht
prisoners returned 10 Ludlow stree
jail.
A. W, Lyman, who for several year
has had charge Of Tho Washington
bureau Of tho New York Sun, has pur
chased q controlling interest in the lie
lena Independent, a Democratic paper.
Flenon the Pltllbufgh colored mlnll
Ter, wanted In South Carolina for muI
der, started for the latter State last nigh
Governor Richardson having telearaphe
Governor Beaver that Fletnon would b
accorded 4 fair trial and that every pr
caution would be taken 10 prevent mo
J violence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
I'S AN ASSURED FACT,
The Great couueIIsyiIIe Coke
Strike is Now On,
LIST OF THEWORKSA AFFECTED
by tho Aetloh-The strike not yet
Geueral-A Peculiar Feature of
the Matter so far as FrIek's
Men arc Concerned,

scoTDALE, Pa, August 1.-The strike
in the Connellsvllle coke region is now
an assured fact, and while not US many
Of the works are idle as was expected,
there are enough to make the men rea-
souably certain Of success in the end,
The following works, are reported out:
Charlotte, Clinton, Davidson, Eagle,
Foundery, Frick, Henry Clay, Morgan,
Summit, Tiptop, Valley and White, OF
the H, G, Frick Coke Company; Buck
eye, OF the A. O, Cochran Coke Com'
pany; Central, Of the Central Connells.
vile Coke Company Dexter, OF ], r,
stauder& 90, franklin, Of B, +. Keis.
ter & Co.; Home, Of staulTer & Wiley;
Southwest, OF the Southwest Coal &
Coke Company; Stewart, Of the Stewart
Iron Company; Tyrone, OF Laughlin &
NCo,; Uniondale, Of Reid Bros, Wheeler,
OF the Cambria Coke Company; Youngs.
town, Of the j. NJ. Schoonmaker Coke
Company:
Reports have been received to the ef-
feet that the Donnelly, Mayleld and
Enterprise works OF the Mcclure Coke
Company would be idle tomorrow or
Saturday, 1t is also claimed that the
men at the Jimtown works OF the
SChoonmaker Coke Company will come
out tomorrow. One OF the most peCu.
liar features OF the strike is that all the
employees Of the Frick Company, except
those at the Standard works, came out
without paying any attention to tue pro.
visions OF the FriCk scale,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
PAUL REFUSES 10 TALK.
a Special AEeppo report MAY Give Him
Farther IrOuhlG,

A Special Agents Report MAY Give niul
Further trouble.
MILWAUKEE, August l.-Postmaster
Paul refuses to talk Republication about
his resignation further than to say he
hopes it will be accepted, as he has want.
ed TO get out for some time.
Congressman Van Schaick says the
resignation is not to take effect until
September 10, so there is no hurry about
successor, unlesst the President desires
to expedite matters. w, A. Newell will
have the Office II he desires 1t,
There Is n shrowd suspicion here that
Mr.. Paul stands 10 wholesome fear Of Il
report that may be made by a special
agent who was here last week looking
over charges Of irrcgularityin the office
made by DR.. Maginn, formerly Superin.
tendent OF the carrier system. Mr.. Paul
has claimed for rome time that lie il
thoroughly vindicated from the charges
made by the Civil Service Commission,
but he has been silent about the special
agent whom he is reported 10 have had
'shadowed" oil the. time he was In the
city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
CHARGED WIrll MURDER.
A Isailroader nud Courtesan Arrested for
mn AWfnl Ilfinia

A Isailroader nud u COurtesan Arrested foI
an Awful Crime.
PEORIA, ILL, August considerable
excitement was occasioppd hero yeBter-
day by the arrest OF II railroadcr named
Harry Leo and a courtcsan named Sadie
Taylor, charged with having caused the
death Of John Kowalk and Hannah
Shearer, mention Of whose drowning
was made Tuesday morning. The evi.
dence against the parties is only circum.
hard 10 predict. rie theory Is that Lee q
murdered Kowalk and threw his llfeless
body into the water, and that Hannah
shearer was Cboked and preCipltated
into tho lake before life was extinct,
There were several bruises oil both
bodies,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

belief Of the freedom Of the church from
State regulation; peculiar in that II
landed In territory not included In the
permission granted to 1t, and where
there was no superior, except the some.
what uncertain rights Of the King, and
therefore II had to form a government
for itself; peculiar In the instrument
which the exigency produced,
My countrymen, the chief merit oil
those to whose memory this monument
has been erected was their loyalty 10
the truth, as they saw the truth. This
Is the noblest attribute OF man that he
can love truth supremely, The truth as
we seeiti to be loyal to that truth Is our
supremest duty,
John Boyle O'Reilly, the poet OF the
occasion was then introduced and read
his poem, "Pilgrim Fathers" !"
After the reading OF the poem, ad.
dresses were made by Lieutenant Cover
nor Bracket on behalf OF tho State;
George 7. Hoar, Hon. Henry Cabot
Lodge, Hon. William Cogswell, Hon,
4, A, Morse, Hon, James q, Blaine and
others,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
G. A. R, DAY
At Mountain Lake a Grand suCGsss-Presl-
dent HArFisou's Reception.

dent HhFFison'H Reception.
Special DispGleh 10 ne Iiiisli0GltT
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD, August /,
The G, A, R. meeting here to-day was
grand success, President Harrison,
Secretary Window, General Blssey and
Secretary Haliord drove over from Deer
Park this morning, They were met at
Assembly Hall by Rev, Charles W.
Baldwin, President Of the park assoCia-
ton, who said the President would not
have time 10 give an address but would
hold q reception and for the people TO
come forward and meet the President
and Secretaries, during which time
the orchestra played various national
airs, after which the Presidential party
drove to the depot to take the lO:lO
train for Washington, The train being
an hour late the President held another
reception at the depot TO the various
q, A, r, posts who had recently arrived,
Many Of the posts for seyenty-iye miles
around were represented,
At2;SO about three thousand people
assembled in the auditorium to listen TO
General Cyrus Busy, who expressed
deep regret that the President could not
address them, as he WIS one Of the most
eloquent orators in the country, but
could not do so as urgent business called
HIN to Washington,
The weather was beautiful and fully
i've thousand people enjoyed tho meet
lngs and mountain air here to-day. Two
games Of base ball were played on the
ground by visiting clubs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
FORAKER FVR LAW AND ORDER.

"A Letter 10 Mayor MosbJ, of Cincinnati
Concerning the Snloou.lIeepOrs' Def
ance.
CINCINNATI, o., August 1.-The Times
Star this afternoon prints a letter irou
Governor Foraker to Mayor Mosby con
cerning the threatened defiance OF Law
by the Turner Hall Mass NEeetingof Sa
loon.keepers held last week, The letteril
dated Columbus, and is as follows:
lion. John D. Mosbv, AOyOri
DEAR SfR:-Do not tolerate any def
anCc OF law. No man is worthy to ell
Joy the free institutions Of America who
rebels against n duly enacted statute ant
deilcs the authorities charged with III
enforcement. Smite every manifesto
ton Of snCh a spirit with a swift AMI
heavy hand. do not make these sug
gestions from fear you need them, bui
only that you may have any assurance
they may afford you in the discharge o
duty to which you are called by the &C
ton ofthe Turner Hall meeting OF yes
teIday, the proceedings Of which l have
Just read in the papers.
Very truly yours,
JosRpH 3. FORAKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
ryi,p .Innnn IIn.linI.a

LONDON, August 1.-The correspond
ent Of the Standard at Shanghai Is in.
formed that Japan hesitatcs to proceed
with the proposed revision Of the treaties
defining the status Of foreign residents,
fearing that II the privileges sought by
England, the United States and Euro.
pean nations are granted, China will dc.
mand the same concessions, which
Japan Is very unwilling 10 grant. Tho
general opinion IL that America and
Germany have been too hasty IN prcss-
Ing revision at this tllne, and that Eng
land has shown a wise moderation iii
waiting until more fitting time TO push
her ClaimB,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
pARKBRSDURG NEWS.

Al Attempted Internal ROysnu,
AppoIntmonts-ROoSIvOr Appolnted,
Special Dipatch 10 The IatclliOaletr,
PAREERsnURd, w. VA, August L.
Mrs. McOardle, wife Of Peter McCarlle
Postmaster at Davlsvllle, this county
tried to commit suicide in the Kanawhp
river last night, but was rescued. Mrs,
MCCardlo is the mother OF seven chill
dren. She Is said to have been quite i'll
for some time aud Gespondent,
A Peabody examination was held here
to-day, conducted by City Superlntend,
ent Straus, There were eleven candi.
dates.
To-day four new deputies were sworn
in by Collector White as follows: Thos.
g. Pownall, Romney, deputy for the
ninth dlyisionj Frank B. HAymaker,
Olarksburg, deputy for tho second divi.
sioni Edward NJ. Mullen, Parkersburg,
deputy for the third division; Robert s.
Smith, ParkersOurg, office deputy, Col.
leCtor White has also received notice
from the Secretary OF the Treasury OF
the appointment OF N. s. Davis, OF Pres.
ton county, as storekeeper and gauger.
Capt. A, !. Lang has been appointed
receiver for NJ. Tully, the clothier, who
made Us assignment yesterday to George
w, Neal,
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TnR Two pRINcIpAL FIGURES.

William Campbell Preston Breckin.
ridge, a reconstructed souLherner, orator
Of the day, is u KeptuCklan Of Scotch
descent, The first Of his family in
America was a Covenanter, who fled to
America on the restoration Of the
Stuarts, Mr.. BreCkinridge is q cousin
Of General John 9, BreGkinridge, lie
was born In Baltimore In 1887, where his
father was a Presbyterian clergyman for
thirteen years; but he was educated In
Kentucky, and for time was professor
Of Equity Jurisprudence at Cumberland
College, He was elected to Congress in
1885 without objection, and continues to
represent the Seventh district, KEN
lucky. Mr.. BreCkinridge is u fine look.
ing man, with snow'white hair and
beard, He is regarded us one Of the
most brilliant orators on the Democratic
side, His father presided over the con.
vention that re-nominated Lincoln In
1854, and was intensely loyal all through
the war,
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John Boyle o'Reilly, the poet OF the
occasion, Is not u native American, but
ono OF the most talented Irish.Ameri'
cans living. He was born at Dowth
Castle, Meath county, Ireland, in 1874,
He received good education from hls
father, and early iu liio learned type.
setting ut Drogheda, After serYlngsome
time US Il stenographGr In England, he
returned to his native land, where he
assisted tho Eenian movement, then &C
tive. He enlisted in a cavalry regiment
OF the British army, and before long was
condemned to be shot for treason. His
sentence was Gommutea to otwenty.years'
banishment to Australia. He arrived in
Western Australia in 1868. A year after
his imprisonment began he gave bis
overseers the slip aud after several
weeks had elapsed from tho time OF his
escape, was picked up In an open boat
at sea by IN American ship Of New Bed.
ford. He landed at Philadelphia in
1869. Finding employment ut Boston
he made bis residence In that city. In
1870 he secured an interest in the Pilot,
a newspaper with which he has been
connected from tho beginning OF his
work in America. He has written much
good poetry, and is u successful editor.
Mr.. O'ReiIIy possesses superior skill as a
hnYnr