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OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

The largest salary drawn at present
by any diplomatist, according TO for
eign papers, is that OF 100000 francs,
drawn by NJ. Waddington, French en-
bassador in London. Among the
wealthiest members of the service are
said to be Count Goluchowski, Austrian
ambassador in Bucharest; Sir Edward
Malet, British ambassador in Berlin,
and N. Waddington, each OF whom is
supposed to possess more than s., 700,
OOt.
Anton Ruhenstein has acceped the
invitation OF Baron Won haskell, OF
Dresden, to occupy one OF his villas in
the Burgwiese OF that city. Rubin
stein, according to his present plans,
will remain in the Saxon capital u long
time, and will finish there new COM
position with which he is now engaged.
Hon. John Bigelow, ex-rninister to
France, who took the place OF Minister
DAYTON under Lincoln's administration,
made vacant by his death, is seen daily
Mt West Point. AS described by cor
respondent, Mr.. Bigelow is a tall, fine
looking man OF Roman presence with a
snow white beard and white hair.
The pope speaks better English than
many Englishmen. He is particularly
fond Of tile queens tongue and uses 1t
in preference to French, the language
Of the Vatican, whenever he gives audi
ence 10 Americans or English people.
He is also well versed in German.
Inventor Kelley is passing the sum
mer with his wife and daughter ut one
of the fashionable hotels in Atlantic
City. His expenses are defrayed by the
wealthy Mrs. Bloomfield Moore who
seems TO retain confidence in the in
yentor's windy promises about his
motor.
Mrs. Fremont has collected her
graphich sketches of her carly life. in
the far West with her husband, and is
bringing them out in volume with the
not particularly apt title OF THE Will
and Way Stories"
Sergt. John Leirch, now u citizen OF
indianapolis. was one OF the bravo Six
Hundred who rode up to the mouth Of
the guns at Balaklava.
NJ. Arditi, the we'll known musical di-
rector, has been engaged TO accompany
Adelina Patti in her American tour
next winter.
Susan b. Anthony finds that twenty
three States have given women the
right to vote for school officers.
Samuel L. Clemens Ozark Twainl has
been taking the baths OF Aix-les-Bains
for writers cramp.
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priest, when the following conversation
took place; well, Patrick, I'm glad
YOU have recovered. Were you not
afraid to meet your God?" "oh, no.
your reverence! 1t was meetln the
other party that / was ateered uy!" re-
piled Pat.--PecPS Sun.
Tom where do you expect
TO spend the summer" Miss Norris
~ fancy we shah be rather hard to suit.
We want to find some sport far outside
the limits OF civilization, where they
have electric bells, running water and
all the other conveniences." Tom De-
Witt-"I don't know of such place-ex-
cept Chicago" -Detroh Free Pres.
~ had letter from my son John to-
day, Mrs. Briggs. He is studying TO be
civil engineer" ~ am very glad to
hear it, Mrs. Jones. wish some Of our
young men would studyto be civil con-
ductors." -Lolrea Citizen,
she-"You never hear Of women cash
iers .embezzling or running of with
theft employers money" He-"Not
often; but when It does happen they
take the employer, too."-Soctety Jour
nal.
Traveller lin dining car. fast expressl
waiter, these eggs are too soft y
Waiter-"S'prised to heah dat, sab. I'll
put 'em back an let 'em boil mother
mile, sab. "-Msp York Weekly.
Florist-"lyhat was that man kicking
about you sold the roses tor" Boy
ale wanted to know il they were last
colors; said the last he got here faded"
Puck.
Pat, politely accosting lady with fash-
ionable trailing skirtl-"Mum, | beg
pardon but hadn't yez betther give
your suspenders a itch2"-Juige.
In Kansas there is the old crowd, the
young crowd and the little crowd. The
last is also known as the Democratic
party.-Kdnsds City Star.
The beach costumes this season are
loud enough to prevent one from max
ing out what the wild waves ore saying.
Baltimore american.
Ladies do not like TO grow old, and
yet they're the very first to adopt new
wrinkles Binghamtol Republican.
"Pleas honor us with your presents"
reads a Western invitation to we'd
ding.-RocheSter Post,
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American Tin aud Tin Plate.

"Retailer" desires to know whether
IT would not have been wise to SEQ what
We can do in the way of producing tin
before protecting it with duty. This
is precisely what Congress did, al
though there is good reason to believe
that we have in tins country sufficient
tin to supply our wantu.
Under the Mckinley act tin continues
to be free Of duty until July i, 1898,
when duty Of four cents pound is to
be put on. Unless it shall appear to
tho satisfaction Of the President that
5000 tons have been mined in the
United States in any one year prior to
July /, 1895, tin shall thereafter be ad-
mitted free of duty.
For two years the new tin plate in
dustry is 10 have the advantage of free
tin for coating the sheets. For the
next two years tin miners are to have
the benefit Of protection 70 stimulate
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BISHOP KAHN

Follows Cardinal Gibbons With Some
Further Comments Touching tho In
dian Schools.
To he Editor of the IntolliqHecr.
SlR:-N1en's motives can only be
indeed by their actions. | have sup
nTs1 onife nroof cnonvh that nothing
hit n shirt Of anfi.Satholic biCotry
could have inspired the unjust treat
ment which Catholics have received at
the hands II Messrs Morgan and
i hester
Cardinal Gibbons does not say that
the severance Of relations between the
Indian jepartment and the Catholic
Bureau will expedite the business Of
that department: this. he simply says,
Ia 'Morrnn's own opinion, Morgan
thinks lie can trent more expeditiously
with fifty or sixty persons. than with
onel II 30. he must entertain ideas
unite different from those of the aver
noe business man. shall add that
Tie controversy has not been useless.
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The Cardinal and the Rishon


Bishop Kahn, in communication
herewith published, undertakes to tell
what Cardinal Gibbons "does not say"
and, by a paraphrase which We cannot
think has merit over the original, what
the cardinal says.
1t rs fair to the cardinal to reproduce
what he did say along with the bishops
communication. II the two be found
to be rs wide apart as the poles in SEN
innate and tone, the reader will prefer
the one which makes the more favorable
impression OH him. The cardinal de-
nounces nobody as a bigot, nobody as
liar, yet this omission does not seem to
be fatal to the interest, the dignity or
the conclusive weight of his utterance.
What Cardinal Gibbons says in re-
buking 'harsh criticism and intemper-
ate speech" is so well and SO pointedly
said that no interpreter is required.
The entire sentence in which the re-
buke occurs makes tho cardinals mean
ing as plain as black spot on a white
ground: ~ do not see how this change
can in any manner affect the real inter
est of the Indians, and therefore it is
much more benefited by good temper
and forbearance and disposition to
wave minor points than by harsh
criticism and incorporate spccch."
We do not at once perceive what
Commissions, Morgan's trip to Europe
has to do with the controversy, but it
must be in some way related or tho
bishop would not introduce it in his
discussion. 1t may be that the health
Of the Republican party is a matter to
arouse the teuderest solicitude OF those
who are interested in that party. For
about week nobody has shown much
more interest in that behalf than
Bishop Kahn has. Perhaps the scales
are about to fall from his eyes-perhaps
the Democratic Saul is about 10 blossom
out into the Republican Paul. This is
world Of change.
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A LIrTLE NONSENSE.

Tangle-"Pve struck an idea that will
save millions OF dollars TO this country
every year" Brown-"lndeedl What
is it?m Tangle-"You know the lust
two inches OF cigar have to be thrown
away, because you can't smoke them.
Well, I'm going to take out patent on
a cigar that won't have any last two
inches, because Ill make 1t just two
inches shorter than usual. Simple,
isn't it?'-!lansey's Weekly.
Mrs. Green Ito young physician,
whom she has called in hastel-"0h,
Doctor! Doctor fear you have made q
tearible mistakel My daughter had
that prescription which you sent her
last night filled and took dose OF the
medicine. Now she exhibits every
symptom OF poisoning, Oh" Young
Physician = Prescription, madam
Why, that was an offer Of MARRIAGE y
Puck
A workman who had drink too much
fell asleep on bench in the tavern:
On awakening he asked the landlord
what there was to pay. Five pints,"
was the reply. "Impossible. YOU must
be joking; / know the capacity OF my
stomach; II can't hold more than four
pints." That's Just 1t, said the land
lord; "the fifth has gone into your
headP-PU Como Allegro.
AnIrishmSn who had been sick a long
time was one day met by the parish
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them to their best efforts. The bill
could not have been more fairly or more
wisely drawn.
The only question is whether. with
our higher cost Of production, there
is enough protection on tin plate to
give the industry a chance to take root
in the face of an old established for
eign industry. Our enterprising, patri-
otto manufacturers are encouraged to
1.,,
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article known to medical science are
used in preparing Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Every ingredient is carefully selected,
personally examined, and only the best
retained. The medicine Is prepared
under tho supervision Of thoroughly
Competent pharmacists, and every step
in the process OF manufacture is care
fully watched with view to securing in
Hoods Sarsaparilla the best possible re-
aTi1t
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MORE BANK oRooxEDNEss.
Ono Reason Given for the Collapse of thu
Fulls City National Bank.


Falls City National Bank.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9.-Tt is said that an
action will be brought in the courts by
some Of the large stockholders OF the
Falls City bank, which recently col
lapsed, who think they have lost money
rather through reckless management
than because OF the unsettled condition
of the finances OF the country. A large
stakeholder said to-day that suit would
certainly be brought against the direc-
tors, and on the bond Of Major William
Tillman, the cashier, charging them with
gross negligence. 1t is charged that
credit was extended by the officers OF
the bank to certain persons beyond the
limits Of conservative banking, and that
the failure was due largely to those bad
debts.
is known that William P. Johnson
is detor TO large amount, the sum be-
ing placed vnrionsly at from $4,000 to
$685. 900. 1t is also charged that within
the last few weeks and since the attach
ment suit brought against johnson by
the Kentucky National Bank, johnson
was permitted to overcheck his account
at the Falls City bank about $4,000.
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1IEART.KNIFER.
Youthful Farmers Engage in Quarrel
Which Results In n Murder.

BApoRrE, IND, Aug. benjamin
Wells, a young man nineteen years old,
employed on farm north OF here, was
stabbed and instantlykilled this after,
noon by another farm hand, who was
working with him in an orchard. The
cause OF the trouble is unknown. The
murderer is about eighteen years oil
age, and came from Missouri two weeks
ago. His name could not be learned.
He fed to the woods, and search is now
being made for him.
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WRITING MALlCIous LETTERS.
ono Woman cowhIdSs Anothsrs, and tho
Court Says s q Did Right.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2.-Mrs. Minnie
Mcdonald, with an infant in arms, was
arraigned before the Mayor to-day fol-
horsewhipping Mrs. Tillie Cook.
Tie defendant, with flashing eyes,
pleaded guilty, but she showed that
Mrs. Cook first drove her husband
away, and after she had won him back,
she again tried to separate them by
writing mischievous letters. The Court
called for the letters, and after inspec-
ton justified Mrs. Mcdonald in what
she had done.
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TnE New York Herald, which does
not incline to the Republican view Of
things, says of the reciprocity treaty re-
lating to Cuba and Porto Rico: "What-
over criticism may be made upon any
Of it's provisions, the treaty is to be
hailed as a substantial advantage to
American trade" These are words fitly
spoken. "a substantial advantage to
American trade" is what we are aiming
Mt, and II We have secured it We have
done n good thing.
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act onias new principle regulating the
liver, stomach and bowles through ne
nerws. a new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousress, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Une-
qualed for men, women, children.
Smallest, inildest, surest! Fifty doses
Is cents. samples free At tho Logan
Drug Co.'s
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1881.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
c0tfNTV WEST VIRGINIA

u COUNTY, NEST virginia.
In the matter Of the application for admission
TO probate Of paper writing, purporting TO %
the last will Of George W. EdglnGton. ueccasen'
with ccdlcll thereto.
the object Of the petition this Gay hlcd 10
procure the probate Of certain paper wrIlIng'
dated the 2ith day Of November. is Q. nnrpOH'
Ing 10 be the last will OF George W. r4iansi9h'
deccnsed: aud If certain other PAPER wrllhE,
dated the Ith day OF June. 1871. puTpOrtlhg 70
b. 0odlcll 10 said will And It appearing by
affidavit filed that the following nlnlcd TeE OnS
Interested In such probate are nOn,resldenlh OF
the State OF West Virginia, viz: Money MAIN
elyS, Hammer lexington, John =, Eiglnslohi'
Elizabeth LAWS and - Laws, her nIss9nn'
whose llnt name "a unknown: Richard tdglhs;;
ton. William Walters, the unknown helrs u
MTry EdginRion, deceased Elisha IArTllsnh,
EHlcster FnEiCr and William II; FiaI 90, nsT
husband, aud susan johnson, II u OTne'yn
that thu y do appear before me- at my once, ~
the city " Wheeling. In the county nnl sun
Aforesaid within one month utter the uh.g y.
the Inst publication NJ this order and 10 WIN w.
may be necessary 10 protect their lnteIeAl ~
said matter. And notice Is hereby given my ~.
Will proceed at the plnre named. on me .,th my
Of August 1871 at the hour Of ~ o'clock g. w
70 hear and determine the application icE huv ,;.
probate unless cause Is tllen shown ior Gun
tnnanre OF the hearing. ,so,
Witness my haLd this 2Iih,day 81 JnlS. IVA
w NJ DT-NIAP AftoFuev tNGH-Iu
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4 Good Thought.

An old soldier suggests that when a
pensioner is sent to the penitentiary
his pension be paid,to'his family, not
accumulate for his benefit until he
serves his term, his family meanwhile
suffering. A pensioncr just convicted
Of stabbing his wite'so that she barely
escaped death. and who will probably
be sentensed to ten years in the peni-
Tertiary, will have more than. $4,000
waiting for him when he comes out, the
accumulation ola total disability pen
sion of seventy-two dollars a month.
His wife may hustle for herself.
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Isn't GARRISON catching i'll The OPP
position seems unwilling that the
Republican party shall have anybody as
OF anything.
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Mr.. ELKIxs does not know anything
about Mr.. Blaine and the Presidency,
but he knows that the Blaine health is
a yard wide. This is good enough for
the present.
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TrE Republican factions in New York
are beginning early to make fun for the
Democrats, who,will welcome anything
to divert attention from their own fam
lis affairs.
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Miss coeHlAx does not take the
trouble to have her jewels stolen. She
Just lets her horse throw her. Novelty
is the catching thing in advertising.
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TuEItalian contractor, boarding house
keeper aud banker, who played his little
game OH his ignorant .countrymen in
Philadelphia, should hurry back home
and claim Rudini's protection. If his
dupes catch him they may reduce him
to the consistency Of an international
complication.
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The Standard Oil Company gains by
the admission of crude petroleum free
Of duty into Cuba and Porto Rico; but
but it will keep on beating down the oil
market Just the same.
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CnAnLEsroN is in dead earnest about
the railroad up Elk. The construction
Of that line will develop valuable re-
gion and add to the railroad system OF
the State another valuable link. West
Virginia has begun to build railroads
and is making very encouraging pro-
rress. n
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II oST-oN THURSDAY, A GOLD
IL Hairpin. WITH ennincled flower, diamond
in centre. liberal reward will be paid. Re.
tuTu TO lnielllgentGs Office. Rua
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nor sALE-FROAI $50 TO bOO.OOO
~ Building Brick. Address pARKEAsHt'RG
BRICK & TILE CO.. Pnrkerthur; W. Va !yii
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RussiA's, loye Of France Is Russia's
fcarO of the Triple Alliance, The bear
ispot quite asleep.
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TIE Florence brothers, who were
sent to jail because they could not pay
the fine for assaulting little girl, have
reason to thank the law which deals SO
mildly with their ofFense. 1t is pity
that they could not be sent to the peni-
4ar,;orv
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NTANTED-A PARTNER WITH
w $40 10 500 10 engage In business pay.
ing 100 per cent. Adde'S, wv" BOX So, he.i.
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NTANTED-G0oD Statesmen TO
w sell Advertising Cards and Novelties on
commission direct from manufacturer. YOu
can make $50 per week. Address, ADvERTlS,
ING SPECIALITY CO., buffalo, \. y,
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MADAM MITCHELL

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adapted. Showing youa Likeness of Your Flu.
ture Partner Brings, RccouclliatlOnS, Moves
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Consultation fee: Ladies, 50 cents, Gentle,
men, 81.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-14
"Mr. Barnes of New York"

Among the many nice things that have been
said of "Mr. Barnes of New York" by contem-
poraries the following from the gifted pen OF
Major Burbank, of the New Orleans Ptcdyune,
will be interesting at this time:
The novel is the play and the play is the novel.
The first act is introductory IN Corsica and ends
with the duel where Marina's brother Is killed
by an English navy officer whose name is not
learned. Act two Is a novelty, showing a rail
road journey from Paris to Nice, with way sta
tons, comedy and sandwiches. Acts three and
four are at Monte Carlo Act five is at Corsica.
The story IL of the terrible vendetta Mr.
Barnes is an incidental gentleman whose bad
and good luck mixes him UP with the duellists
with yengeful CorsicaDs and with an English
family that furnishes him a sweetheart The
play is original in language and situations All
that is in 1t Is good stuff 1t goes quick
never drags and the comedy comes through
Ii in places like streaks of sunshine in
dark skies. Among the leading characters Mr.
Gunter has painted Marina Paoli, a young
Corsican maiden whose brother is slain in a duel
as the play opens, and whose death she swears
to avenge. Her heart is an open book II
shows an absorbing, simple love for a brother,
tigress reused for revenge, a tigress tanned by
love, love poisoned by the insdious Donella
and becoming more revengful than ever when
made to believe that her new husband is her
brothers slayer; and then comes madness
James Neill has simply TO be natural. He is Mr.
Barnes, handsome, well dressed, and such
abroad in such adventures. Mr. Block made
great hit and received several calls. Annie
Blancke as the child terror was wonderful in the
semblance of the precocious kid. Effie Giermon
is one of the fine old comedy women OF the
American stage aud does not fail.