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TILE PRINCE OF WALES HEALTH.

London Newspapers Requested Not n
Print News From Athens
New YoRS, Oct. 90.-The London
correspondent Of the Times cabled as
follows last night:
1t was learned tonight that word was
sent around to the London dailics yes.
terday asking them not to print any re-
ports their correspondents at Athens
might wire about the Prince Of Wales
health. The papers here all obeyed the
suggestion. A medical report received
here to-day says the effects Of Bhghts
disease arc beginning to be obvious and
the result ol Ills voyage TO Egypt will be
watched for with deep anxiety.
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rh. Never VIII Case COMPROMISED,

New Brunswick, N. j., Oct 2O.-1t
has been announced that a compromise
has been affected in the contest oyer tue
will Of the late millionaire Christopher
Meyer, OF this city, by which his widow,
Eflie Meyer, Of New York, aud grand.
daughter, Mrs. Moillis Regensberger, Of
California, received large sums each
and withdraw the contest. The amount
is not made public. The only contest
against the wi [ now is on lehRll Of Mr.,
Meyer's insane Bon5Howard, who Is in
the asylum now, ..
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Fire nt glasgow, Srl,.ouri.

GLASGOW, Mo-, Oct. 29.-This place
was visited by a disastrous couaagration
at an early hour this morning. Fire
started In the business house Of Hume
& Paysop, situated 10 the center Of the
largest brick block In Glasgow, aud for
a tune looked 90 though the entire busi.
ness portion OF the town would bu
destroyed. The loss cannot be given as
yet but will exceed $4,000; insurance
iipht.
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LONDON, Oct 20.-Adelina Patti sur
prised the public last week by appearing
at an Albert Hail concert Ia what was
taken TO be q yellow wig. II has since
been found that she had heCome weary
Of being a brunette aud No dyed liCr bali
a brilliant straw color, The effect isthe
most curious Transformation one can
nnhilN ltnnninn
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A TERRIHLG ACCIpEN1!.
Three Italians Killed by tho Explosion of
"a DImst ut POttsVille.

Three Italians Killed by the E&pl0slon oi
u BIIst at POttsYille.
PoTrsvILLE, Pa, 0ot. D.-An acci'
dent occurred at tho stripping at No. IL
shaft Of tho Lehigh 4 Wilkesbarre
Coal and Navigation Company near
Coaldale to-day, by which three Italians
were instantly killed and two others
badly injured. A blast had been pre-.
pared, but 1t did not 10 of, After wait.
ing sufficient length OF time the
boss tried to pry a rock oil
the top OF tho hole and ascertain the
cause OF the failure Of the blast. The
hole had been filled with several sticks
OF dynamite and a jar OF powder,
aud it is supposed the crow.
bar struck fire and iguited the
powder. The hoss was thrown about
thirty.hve feet, but escaped serious in
Jury. Tho men who were killed aud in.
]ured had gotten too close In their efforts
10 see what was going on, and were
struck by pieces Of flying rock.
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NEW York, Oct. 29.-Tho reports Of
the freight car famine reGeiYed in thit
city indicate that It Ia much more seri
Gus than any similar one for many years
but though there is great difficulty in
transporting the great volume OF heavy
freigLts, the delays bring solace to the
railways, for they mean an enormous In.
crease Of business. However, rates are
exceedingly low. Nearly every line be-
tween Chicago and the Missouri river is
complainipgto Ita eastern agents Of the
shortage OF cars.
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DESvER, Col, Oct. 90,-Thc engineers
convention this morning elected +. b,
DIETRICH. Of Altoona, Pa, Second Grand
Assistant Engineer to Hll the vacancy
caused by the rpblgnallon Of payenVr, oI
Chicago, and A, II, Butler, Of Piilsbutgh
Pa, Third Grand Assistant Engineer
The convention decided 10 hold the next
convention u PlLl0bufgh, "a,
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THE MONTANA ELECTION.


Republicans Object to Democratic Can
dIdate Sitting on Their Case.
HELENA, MoNT, Oct. 2O.-In tho Sill
yer Bow contest case to-day the motion
of attorneys for the Republicans tc
quash the mandamuS writ was over
ruled. Tho objection was then made tc
Judge Dewoli's sitting in the case, as ht
was a candidate on the Democratic
ticket, tho objection being that he
was an interested person. The court
decided that the writ should be
so amended as to relate only to the count
Of the votes for the county oiIlcerf
named In The writ. The attorneys lcl
the Republicans then interposed q de-
murer, which was oYerrlled, end the
board Of canVaSsers WAS directed to ile
It's answer why the vote was not counted,
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Tic IIlysF t,,,,uing fla

The marks ou the wharf last nlvbl in.
dlcatod a Dix loot stage. Tho river bSa
risen two feet since yesterday mnvninv
and ls still coming up. TSS tlse -,
let out the coal held al riitSbntai, WI WI
VIII sIaf. the local packets, which have @
been aid np ioI want VI water, 4 C" ia.
gram ltqm HLtsbufgh says, Three NH.
lon bushels oi coal were shIpbpd bv
river today 10 the South and VIZ
The coal men had 100000 bnsl,sjs
more ready, but they we're unanlp Ia
make the ahIpnenL on account Of thS
yer, Ia, ~ Nv WV
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nlr Wool rnetor, Turned.

BANGOR, NE, Oct. 20-The large wool
factory Owned by 8. A. AaEacld, was
burned this morning. The building
contained 100000 pounds Of pulled wool
aud q number Of pelts valued at S34, 900.
This was damaged go that twill be al.
most q total loss. The building was Ell.
tirely destroyed, the loss on II being
$4,000. The Gre started Ia the drying
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Tie nnmInlon parllnIlent

orrAwA, ONT, oCt, 9a-lt iS now tin'
derutood that the Dominion Parliament
will meet January 10. The fight OveI
tho Jesuit bill, tho disturbed relations
between Canada and the United States
aud the probability Of extending com
nercial relations With The nelghboring
republics will occupy much tltne Of the
hhnAlnn.
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~ s,tewOlSh,,
Epoth

kpuch,
Bradley twho pridss himself on hll
ability TO read iaCes)-My man, II I am
not very much mistaken you have had
q heavy responsibility resting on youi
shoulders,
Casey lwho has been addressed)-
Yis, sur, ol'ye carried Ia hod nigh OF
10 twlnty yeAn,
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Special DllpdlcA 70 " IRitIll0encT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct, 20,-Fourth
class postmaSters have been appointed
in West Virginia as follows; GediGkI
Lewis county, George W. Dean, vice y
r. Bailey, resigned; Okla, Calhoun
county, George W. Griffin, vice NJ. IL
Helmyc, resigned.
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A Drove Of Dogs,

Yesterday morning the owner Of a
yys,ry devoted dog boarded a car In North
wheeling. The deg followed Ibe caf and
ICON ICON alltacIed the attention Of dogs on
we Aioet The result waS that when
we car feached Tenth street there were
notices than thirty dogs following II,
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Htr'OrSon, Oct 70 1T IsstalCd that
accompany composed Ol Belgium glass
manufacturers propose 10 erect q large
plate Ilts plan, In this Vicinity In Dfdti
V hvld Their American trade In thC
united States II Il said tho new work.
Mlll Dc larger than any on this side OI
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cnnyI1le,l m I,lre6,IIor rl,r,

pRlNcEps ANSE, MDp 0ct 20.-L, b.
Hall and bis sister Sarah, both proml.
nent society people ol this county, were
convicted this morning Of inpehdlaTlSm
In burning Cox 4 Miles warehouses al
Falrmount, Somerset county, q month
npn, senianNe was deferred.
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MntoS W. Va, Oct ga huge
Golden eagle was shot to-day below Lost
Vteck, on the U. W. 4 NJ, railroad, and
hearlhe Harrison county line. Il meas.
ntes seven ltvt two inches between the
UPS Ql iis wings, aud weighs twelve
pounds. II was killed with a shotgun,
number Av shot being used, al d tlis.
lance ol seyVhiylye Yards,
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Fnlller NIppnl1sn plsnl. Gnlllr,

DUBLIN, Oct. 20.-Father McFadden
to-day pleaded guilty at Marlborough to
obstructing the police az the time Of the
murder Of Police Inspector Martin at
Gweedore in February last, and was lib.
Grated on his own recognizance, the
government asserting to this disposition
Of the case.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 2o.-Actlng seCre.
tary Batsllsler has decided that Chinese
laundrymen GRO lRbprers within the
meaning Of the Chinese restrictive act
aud are, therefore, prohibited from
landing In the United States, no matter
whether they have been hero before OF
mt
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LoSpoS, ocL 20, - Lord Dagnan,
against whom phillls Bfoughton, The
6utlCsqus actress, brought an action ior
10000 pounds damaVes for breach Of
prumIse OF marriage, has paid 1850
hounds and the OOht OF the action into
COURT and thus settled the case.
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syRAcvGE, N. Y. Oct. gO.--Tho barn
Of Roscoe Brothers, ConieCtlonerO, was
burned last night together with eight
horses. Among the animals that per.
iahed was Waikiki Boy, Sith a record ol
1924, and valued at 5000, The total
loRa IA 5000,
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AFELrros, Wis., Oct, ga.-one OF Lbs
large pulp grinders In the pulp depart
ineRt ui The extensive paper plant al
Klmbouy, two miles below here, bunI
yesterday and instantly killed Frank
CLARK, superintendent Of thH plant,
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DENVER, Cot, Oct. gQ,-The arSt snow
Of tho season began falling thiSmornlnp
and by noon to-day " was about seven
inches deep and BtIll showing,
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PcaAlops Granted.

Special DiGDdieh 10 Ire iaitllt0taaT.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Oct. 2O.-WeRt
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows; Original invalid-William
II. Dunlap. InGrpRsG-ThomaB Kinsey.
RelsSuU--JOhu H. Parhell.
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FORT gMirH, AK, Oct, 29.-Wllllam
7, Morgan d prumihent citizen aud Re.
publican Of Crawford county, Ark, was
shot and killed last night by one D. b,
1lbha. .---------
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BRussEls, Oct. D.-Flvs thousand
miners employed III The COlllerlea Ia
BorlnagO have gone out on a strike, The
strike has CauSPd mWth excitement Ia
the uiRlFict,
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TruSSes carefully Cited and satisfaction
guaranteed at 909' Penn Ayehps, neat
Ninth street, pItlsbufgh, RI. ' ' ."
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 90.-The
President has appointed John Field
postmaster at Philadelphia, vice VIII.
liam !, Harrity, removed.
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rhe 1,nhs VIII ben a ,Iourpnll.l,

BRUSSELS, Oct. 20.--It iS stated here
that Arch Duke John, Of Austria, will
join the staff Of the New York Herald,
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ADJUSTMENTS,



"a Possible Case" which appears at
the Opera House on Thursday evening,
isaplay Oiled With strong dramatic situa.
tions OF q character which strikes the
popular fancy. The play is by Sidney
Rosenfeldt, aud Las been successful In
catching the popular taste. Ithas had n
good run in the East, aud will be pre-
Bented here by a strong company Of ar.
lists. Seats, were placed on sale at
Houses music store yesterday morning
and the Indications are that tho house
will he well filled.
Joseph 8. Murphy closed a successful
engagement at the Opera House last
night. His play, "Shaun Rhue," is a
fine Irish play, and pleased the audience
immensely.
THE LONDON SPECIALLY COMPANY
played To another good house at the
Grand last night, This company Ia ilEt.
ClaEs, and their large audiences show
that Wheeling's theatre goors can an.
preClate a good performance. This AZ.
ternoon there Will be a matinee for
ladies and children. Prof.. Shedman
Will Introduce his group Of performing
dogs and monkeys, tho great Jtitau wifi
appear In her lorial ieats, aud the entire
company will appear In good pro.
grarnme Of novelties.
jAnv DEWITT MiLLEh
Quite a large audience greeted Mr..
IAliu Dewitt Miller in hlS lecture on
'ThO Uses Of UglinGss" al The Y, NJ, q.
A, building last night. MI, Miller iul.
deserves al that has been said Of
lin. lie u both orator and scholar,
The Charm Oi the lecture "a that he
keeps one constantly looking for some.
thing new and spicy. lila IA no cut and
dried lecture, but II is full OF ifesL
thoughts, created by every day assOcia.
ton anu toId In most charming style.
THE BALLAD CONCERT,
:, The Ballad Concert at The Second
Presbyterian Church, Friday nipht.
PROMISES TO 10 q musical event Of more,
than otdlnafy Importance, A numbeJ
ol Wheelih1'B most cultured inuSiGiNns
VIII mEe part, among them MlSs EoSS.
berg and Prof. L. o, Enpie. TLIS % iii
be the first public appearance oieItber ui
these musicians In ihIs city, which iaCi
9i itSeli SHOULD create much intereSt,
Inc sale oi seats al HaulnetiS musIC
store mas been guile heavy, and the pros.
peCm are good lbF a large attendance,
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1oxpoN, Oct, D,-ThU Queen will
open the coming session oi Parliament
Ia person, ---
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Earned runs-Irooklyn, Il New York, ., Two.
base hitS-BurnS Tlefnau. Three ase HIS
%arl., Stolen baSes-New York Q; brooklyn, 8.
Elnt base on b4llS-OT 0'Day Z; Terry 3,
Struck ,out-by Terry, /; by O'bay, 8, Passed
balla-Nuth0nH. UnlpifUs-LYnch and ClniIneY.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

from small cannon, however, soon drove
the enemy back
Before night we were gliding under full
steam down the creek, for my orders were
Imperative and admitted Of no delay. much
as l would liked to have punished the Arabs.
The Racer at once organized an expedition
to start inland from the coast, for l was sat
isfed that slave station existed in the vicin-
ity. While the preparations for this were
going on, an Arab dhow was captured at the
very mouth of Vannas creek, which, to my
surprise, proved to have on board the rem
nant Of Zubas friends. More than half had
either persisted in the fight or still remained
in the hands of the Arabs
Of Zuba l never heard more; but always
regarded the death Of Torres and of CASTILLO,
who had caused all these misfortunes by their
dastardly treachery, as a just retribution for
their crimes.-Wiliam Murray Gravdon in
The ArgosY
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21
Daily eagle
MISS ANONYMOUS.

Twas long ago in hammock days
How very long It seemsA
That down the winding country ways
Beside tn singing streams
Invent In eearch of-dreanS
One dream found as there 1 strayeds
A perfect vision, tool
A merry, muslin hrtled maid,
Whose ewes were harebeu blue
Amost enthralling hue!
She smiled smiled Ali whDcan ten
What volumes there were said.
Although We spoke no syllablai
The clover blooms were red;
There was no cloud o'erhAad.
/ leaned. She hfted up her face
What ruby lips she had
Bliss for one little moments space
And then she cried, There's dadin
o wasn't It too hadi
-Bissen Clinton in Once Week.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
Brutal Assa uit

EMPoRIA, Kan, Sept. GA brutal
assault was made on Sister Camille, OF
the Convent Of the Sacred Heart, iu the
Convent schoo,house last evening. She
was struck on the head humber of times
with slungshot and then kicked until she
was supposed to be dead Her assailant
IL alleged to be young man from Terre
Haute, Ind, named Murray, who be.
came infatuated with her while she
nursed him in hospital In Terre Haute.
HIS persecution forced her TO leave In.
diana. Learning that she was here be
followed aud this ls the third attempt thai
he has made on her liie because she re-
fuses to leave tho convent and becom,
his wife. The previous assaults occurred
In the school building aud were kep
from the public
The children heard the Sister scream
and witnessed tie flight of the assailant
Sister Camille Is very low and is uuabI
to talk. The police have not yetcaptufet
Murray.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
A New Male Chorus.

4 gentlemen's vocal class Is being
formed At the College OF Music, which
will be taught and directed by Mr.
Cloward. Sight reading Of music will
be taught and particular attention paid
to the cultivation OF the voice, Ii IA
hoped that q new Wilmington male
chorus may be formed from this class
1t will meet each Monday evening at s
o'clock.
Ladles' class will meet on Tuesday
evening. Tuition in these Glasses will
be only Is per term. Those wishing TO
loiu these classes should apply as soon
As possible at the College. No. 931 Market
street.
ANY one wishing to take private lessons
In voice culture from either Mra. Os.
bourn or Mr. Cloward can make arrange
ments by application at the school. Call
carly 80 that you can have time set for
your iessons TO suit you best.
Mrs. s. II. Osbourp, OF Philadelphia,
needs no introduction to most Of VII.
minRton's vocalists. She lie the contralto
loist Of St. Johns choir of Philadel.
phia aud ranks among the best tesehcrs
OF voice culture OF that city. Her terms
of tuition are t25 per quarter of twenty
lessons.
Mr.. @. II. Lauer, OF Philadelphia, as
sistant leader OF tho Gsrmahia orchestra
and leader Of Grace Church orchestra OF
this city, Is nembtr ofthe college iacul-
tY again this season. Scholars ON either
tile v.o,iu or plano can not do better than
to put themselves under hih direction in
acquiring proficiency on those instru-
Inents. Hls terms are only SIS per term
Of twenty lessons, or rs cents per lesson.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
TUE New York Tribune saws.

"according 10 dispatch from Della
ware, about $50 persons assembled at
New Castle the other day to see the lash
applied TO two negroes and TO watch the
plight OF third poor fellow who had TO
stand one hour In the pillory. Now,
what was IL that drew the 150 persons
together TO witness such revolving
scsnei Was It a desire to see some OF
their fellow beings in pain aud agony. or
was II the same sort OF curiosity that
causes a crowd TO assemble whenever a
horse falls down ln the sireei2 And
what IS the effect upon the spectators
who take pleasure in gazing upon such
khlngsi Delaware appears to have no
intentiou OF giving up the cruel, II not
unusual, forms Of punishment which
most civilized communities regard as
an,iqrated and barbarous, but she
might wisely consider the propriety OF
tRnlcting them In private. 1t 10 very
doubtful whether their deterrent effect is
strengthened By the publicity which now
attends the administration Of justice"
II seems scarcely worth while 10 re.
mind the Tribune that It 10 necessary
10 contiaue the pillory and whipping
post In this State to keep away thieves.
burglars and pickpockets, who would
hnd rich harvest here II it were not
tor their dread OF the post and pillory
II 10 not expected that the lash or pill
lory will have much If any effect upon
petty thieves, but We know from ex-
perience that they keep the big thieves
away, and therefore We are satisfied,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28

WE presume there are very few ofour
cit zens who knew tt at property hold.
ers on streets used for ourbstone mar
ket are entitled to 30 cents a foot an
nually for the space occupied by farm
eys and truckers, yet such 10 the TACT,
- will be seen by the followi ing, from
She act In relation to the street mar
kets:
"The person to whom such space Ton
Che curbstone for market purposes | shall
so allotted shall, in addition, pay to
she city clerk, for the use OF the owner OF
qwuers Of the property or properties in
nont oil which such space shall be. the
sum OF 80 cents, II demanded by said
owner Or owners, for each and every fool
Tor the Ike period OF one year for the
space 20 allotted. When such annual
sums shall have been paid as hereinbe-
fore prescribed, the person paying the
pane shall be entitled to the free use
Hereof"
Thus far this rent has only been de.
nanded by one person, who sent q bill
gor the past five years to City Counci
last Thursday night. We do not thinh
II probable that many moro resident.
or property holders on King or Madl-
son streets will make similar demands
hs the evident Intention 10 TO drive the
market of the streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28

THE Republican State Conventions
that have been held this year show
that the party is unit alf over the
country, and q desire has been shown
to set aside all personal controversies
for the public good. There ha, been
a sincere desire manifested to promote
the public welfare and advance the in
terests of the party. Every convention
has endorsed tho administration Of
President Harrison, and the discord
and dissentions, on which the Demo
Gratis have counted so much has not
been shown. The universal harmony
that has prevailed has done much to
solidify the party 10 every State, and
the Democrats will fnd In the next
National campaign that the party 10
stronger than ever before. The Re.
publlcans want protection maintained,
and on this Issue they will again ap.
peal 10 the people in 1899.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-28
The -Four Now stnte..

the two Dakotas, Mountains and Wash,
ington, will on Wednesday next, on DC.
tober Q, vote on the acceptance OF the con.
stitutions made for them by conventions
held In the past summer, and will choose
State officers aud Congressman. The
Dakotas and Washington will pass on
prohibition as q serarate article OF the
constitution, and Washington will also
give its verdict for or against woman suf.
irage. At the election Of 1885 the four
States threw over 200, 900 votes for terri.
torial delegates. The republicans car
rated all four by pluralitles ranging from
8, 100 In Montana to is, COO 10 South Da .
kota. The democrats are making n
strong fght to carry Montana, aud Civil
Service Commissioner Roosevelt, who re-
Gently returned from an extended Yves.
tern trip, is quo ell as saying tha, the re-
publicans Of Montana are net very hope
iul Of success. The republicans claim
they will have walk-oVer In the other
States. Washington is entitled to one
Congressman, North Dakota TO one Com
gresaman, North Dakota to one, South
Dakota to two and Montana to one.
Each State will choose Legislatures
TO- Each State will choose Legislatures
to elect two United S'atet Senators.