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fraud on the committee aud to his
own reply, that they were got in by a
friend.
Mr.. Tremain-Will the gentleman
allow me question
Mr.. Frye-No, sir, | will not.
Mr.. Tremain-The gentleman makes
a charge OF fraud, and then will allow
70 answers. That is courage.
Mr.. Frye-Tbe charge was made
when the gentleman had an hour to
himselt and bad ample time to answer
il. | trust that the mutual insurance
com panies will be struck out OF the
bill, and that it will leave them on the
same footing as stock insurance COM
pauies 10 be paid in case they lost and
only 10 case they lost
Mr. Ward, OF Illinois, spoke in favor
Of the substitute.
At three o'clock Mr.. Butler, Of
Massachusetts,, rose to close the debate.
Mr.. Poland complained that the
time had not been fairly apportioned
to the minority OF the committee, aud
asked Mr.. Butler to yield fifteen min
utes to Mr.. Beck.
Mr.. Butler declined 20 do 80, aud ex-
pressed his opinion that the minority
of the committee had had more than
their fair proportion OF the time.
Mr.. Poland. suavely-Allow me 9
word.
Mr.. Butler, 6rmly-No sir, l will
not.
Mr.. Poland, doubtiugly-Are you
sure you will not!
Mr.. Butler, posiuvely-l am sure |
will not.
Mr.. Poland, persistently-Two OF
the four gentlemen who signed the MI
nority report are not here.
Speaker, after good deal OF ham,
mering-The gentleman from Vermont
Poland is not in order. The rules
give the gentleman from Massachu'
setts Butler the floor absolutely.
Mr.. Poland, perfectly unrutHee-l
sm endeavorIng to appeal TO the gen.
tleman's sense of justice.
Mr.. Butler, bluntly-1 don't want
any appeal.
Mr.. Poland, yieldingly-Well, if the
! gentleman is disposed.
Mr.. Butler, determineily-Well, !
am disposed Laughter.
Mr.. Poland, resuming his seat
have Known gentlemen 10 repent o.
some evil thoughts.
Mr.. Butler, triumphantly-Mr.
Speaker, what must be the exigency oi
to at cause. what nust be the influence
OF money contracted 10 few hands IN
the city OF New York, and in the cities
OF Boston, PnjIadelphIs sui Baltimore
that tue Committee so Influence the
polite aud courteous gentleman
man from Vermont that he violates
every rule OF tie House and every
courtesy OF debate. and insists 10 thrust
ing himself on me against my will and
the will OF the House after we have
lieteped tor tour mortal hours 20 the
claims OF these insurance companles
presented here for money out OF the
people, when they have already had two
dollars Tor one and divided among
themselves
At the close OF Mr.. Buffers speech
various amendments were voted on
Mr.. Frye's amendment striking out Mir
Buffers sub proviso in four mutual in,
surauce companies, was agreed to, anc
after rejecting the other amend
ments, Mr.. Buffers substitute was
agreed 10.
Adjourned
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ILLINOIS.
Farmers' Convention.

SPRINGFIELD. June l0-The State
Farmers Convention met st 10 O'Clock
TO-DAY in the hall OF the House oil kep.
r,septstives. TDe meeting was called
10 order by Willard o. Flsgg' chair
msn of the Advisory Board. ). M.
Allen, of Henry county. was elected
temporary chairman, c. c. sheuler and
Thoa. Wolfe, Secretaries. A Commit
tee on Credentials, consisting OF one
from each Congressional district was
appointed. Among the number were
Joseph Greenhsrt and J. L. Matthews
both leading members Of the Chicago
Workipgmen's Association. A farmel
was appointed on the Committee or
Permanent Orgauizstioa and on Reso-
lution.. After the election OF thes,
committees the Convention adlournet
until two o'clock. There are lsrg'
number Of delegates present, neari,
every county being represented, aIt
there is also great crowd OF sPecta
tors
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CINCINNATI.
Congregational Conference.

CINCINNATI. June l0.-The Congre-
,l.ora! Conference resssembled at 10
.ock this morning. The Rev. T. K.
-ARas led the devotional exercises,
~ T. E. Mitchell was elected mod
.:,,9r. sud Clifton NJ. Nichols, scribe.
.-eI followed the enrolment OF dele
81: Rev. VI. Grosvener, OF the Purl~
~ Conference, Samuel Woicois, o.
sys.sDi. and James McFarlsnd, OF
Tx Y sml Conference, were granted
-: IN the Conference. MessrF.
@aEhs, Lee, Root, Piikius aud Jettries
s.:s appointed Committee on Bnsl-
=. Me-s-s. HALEY, Jones aud Con-
.; 90 Donation. Narratives on re-
:3n were then read by the registers
ne several local conferences. Com-
e :iees on finances, place OF next meet
:: on treasurers accounts, and on
.,rs;jves on tue state of religion, were
49,. appointed
iJe Welch churches OF the Central
>,",e:a Conference were received into
- Conference, aud allowed TO make
- own local conferences.
-. Waico,t offered a resolution 10
'.- :Fect that the churches contribute
80 suount required to carry on the
',:s OF the American Board. rather
:-al 10 SLOW the amount OF work to
,s:s;lcei and restricted.
Dr. Hanks offered a resolution which
'" 'eerrei 10 committee, that the
IN 0; lbree thousand dollars be appor-
.1aei among the district conferences,
:. ne sum each shall contribute to this
"'a. Tne Conference then adjourned
%. the afternoon.
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CUBA.
Financial Matters.

HAVANA, June l0.-In consequence
OF the order OF the Cspts'n-General des-
ieua.ing a daily premium which is TO
be paid 90 gold. many brokers' have
given up business. The government
mss resolved not to Issue auy more
baak bills on the account OF the treas
ury, but il cannot disregard the per-
EN- ptory iipancial demands made upon
i.tor the coming campaign against the
Insurgents, and to meet tine same it has
been decided to is-ue bonds to the
amount OF s. coo, 900, st S per cent in.
terest per anDum, to be funded 10 ell
mouths, and secured on the incom.
from the Havana lottery.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. June l0.-Cotton-
Steady at l7ic. Flour-A shade high.
er; family so l0G6 25. Wheat
Steady at 81 30. Corn-Stssdy
at 6jG67c. Osts-Quiet at 5OCg
SIC. Rye-Quiet and weak at Csc.
Bsrley-NomiuaI. OiIs-Uncbanged.
Eqgs-Es.ier at l3@l3!c. Butter
Choice firm; other grades dull. Cheese
Steady. Mess Pork-Qu.ei; no
saIes. Lard-Quiet and unchanged.
Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders 6ic,
clear rib 9 20@9 IS; clear 9!c Bacon
Quiet; jobbing shoulders tic; clear
rib l0G clear l0!c. Wbisky-Frm
al CSC.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAssISsroN, June 10.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Ingalls, introduced a bill to abol-
ish the Board OF Indian Commissio ners.
Referred.
The Commi ttee on Foreign Relations
was discharged rom further consldera.
ton OF the hill to encourage aud pro-
mote telegraphic communication be-
TIVE America and Asia, and bill
Was reported by the House from the
same committee as substitute for the
bill above mentioned, relating to tele-
graphic communication between the
United States and foreign countries.
Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Thurman presented memorla!
of the Ohio Editorial Association 10 re-
gard to postage on newspapers. he"
ierred.
Mr.. Hamilton called up the resolu-
ton to paw U. S Sykes, late contestant
for a seat in the Senate from Alabama,
from March 4, 1874, to May %. 1874.
Pending the question the morning hour
expired and the resolution went over.
Mr.. Conkling gave notice that when
it should be taken up again ne would
submit an amendment 10 pay the ex-
penses OF Spencer. toe sitting member.
Unfinished business being bills TO
amend the customs and revenue lave,
and to repeal moieties, was called by
the Chair.
The pending question being the mo-
ton oI Mr.. ConkIing 10 amend the 29th
section SO that the bill should not at-
feet suits or actions commenced or tor-
feitures incurred prior 10 May !, 1874
Mr.. Wadleigh spoke sgains: the
amendment.
Mr.. Morton said he gave notice yes
terday, that he would call up the con
florence report on the currency bill to-
day. He asked that the moiety bill be
laid aside informally. to take up the
conference report.
Nj. Eimuods objected
Mr.. Chandler spoke in favor Of Elm
ploying iDtormeIs.
Mr.. Morton said be was satisfied
there would be an extended discussion
on this bill aud be therefore moved il
be laid aside aud that the Senate pro
ceed 10 the consideration 0! the coDfer'
ence sport on the currency bill.
Alter some discussion it was agreed
that the vote on Mr.. Conkling 8 amend
ment be taken Immediately, and Mr.
| Morton Withdrew his motion.
The amendment of Mr. Conkling wa;
agreed to. Yeas 81. nays 26.
Mr.. Stewart moved TO strike out the
18th section Of the bill, which fxes a
penalty O. five thousand dollars Tor any
attempt to deiraud the revenue by
means OF false or fraudulent invoices,
and provide for the forfeiture OF the
particular item OF m erchaudse to which
such fraud or alleged fraud relates. in
stead OF the whole invoice as under the
present law.
The Senate resumed the considera
tion Of the moiety bill aud Mr.. Conk.
ling approved it. At the close OF hi
speech a number OF amendments wer'
voted on, and the bill finally read TIT
third time and passed.
Adjourned.
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PITTSBURGH.
Car Works Earned.

PITTSBURGH, June l0.-The car
works OF the Allegheny Traueporta-
ton Company, rear Swissvale. about :
miles from this city, were totally des-
troyed by fire this morning. len
new freight cars which had just been
completed were also destroyed. The
fire was caused by sparks from the
smoke stack setting the root on fire, and
the wind being bign the whole build
ing was soon in flames. The loss is
estimated at $4,000; insurance $50.
600.
The trotting race at Friendship
Park to-day for q purse of S4O0 was
won by the Philadelphia Mare Moilie
Lyle in the lst. 2nd and 9th heats.
Time 2::37, l:373 and 2:35,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June l0-FIour-DuiI
and unchanged. Wbeat-Active, big her
and Irregular No. ] Chicago spring
81 %, No. Edo III cash or June; ] 20!
July; ] l4I@l Is August; No. do
| Is; rejected ! 05. Corn-Active an
higher 6lic cash or June; 6l!G6lic
July; 6lic August; rejected Sole Oat'
Steady; No. 2 45sc cash ; 43lc July
rejected 43c. Rye-Qdiet. and weak
No. 2 S5c. Bsrley-Dull and nominal
Pork-S;.sdy; held higher at Ell 62!
casa or June; II 62! bid July. Lard
Steady at lie cash ll!c July. Bull
Mests-Quiet and unchanged; saIe'
Of shoulders at SIC July. Whisky
Steady az 9Jc.
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HOUSE.

Nj. Dawes from the Committee on
Ways aud Means, reported back sd'
versely the following bills: To abolish
lax OIL cigars, tobacco, and snuff; 10 re-
peal the tax on deposits in eavngs
banks; to repeal the act OF March Is
1869, to strengthen public credit; TO
repeal taxes oo dstilled spirits and on
tobacco; for the ISSUE OF convertible
bonds 10 impose an income tax TO re-
peal the duty On salt
Mr.. Peck from the came co mmlttee,
reported bill for the relief OF owners
and purchasers OF lands cold for direct
taxes in iusurr.ctionary States. Re'er-
red 10 tie Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Iawes from the same committee,
reported bill to amend Sec. l OF the
act OF May 81, 1872, for the abatement
o. taxe on distilled spirits in bond des-
troyed by caususlty, by adding the
words, cistern room before the words
"disilluy warehouse Passed.
Mr.. Wheeler presented the confer
ence re,ort 90 the army appropriation
bill. : agreed to.
The House then took up the Geneva
award oil.
Mr.. Bass opposed the substitute OF
Mr.. Blller, and Mr.. Wilson support
ed il.
Mr.. Eldridge recommended that the
money oaid under the Geneva award be
covered into the Treasury.
Mr.. Frve said the oTersRadoTing
power Of these insurance companies ID
ielt in The House to-day, and in hotels
at Washington and all srouGd. 1t was
suffici.otly strong enough to make
itself Fit even at Geneys, where these
insurance companies seut some OF the
best l.yyers OF the country, who were
8. the.ame time counsel tor the United
States aud TO send them back here on
the flor Of the House as lobbyists. il
was 90 almost Almighty power ths'
could 10 that
Mr.Tremain-Whst authority have
you fa saying that when Mr.. Eyarts
was cy1nsel at Geneva, ne was also
counsl Tor any one OF those claimants
who yv presents demand.
Mr. Butler, OF Msssachusetts-Be-
cause he said 50 before the Judiciary
Com nittee OF the last House.
Mr. Tremaipe-0n the contrary
there's q letter in this house written by
him Yesterday, denying itin toto.
Mr Butler-And he was on the fiool
and Iput it to him 10 his face and b
did u,t dare TO deny it, and he can no
comeon this floor and deny it.
| Nj KelIogg-He could not deny j
here. You mad the advantage OF hin
J and on refused him the opportunit!
TO dey It.
N: Butler-Pardon me, sir. l don
do tht. don't come from Connect
cut. Laughter.
NJ woodiord, indignsstly-AnC
as grandson OF Connecticut | al
grated.
NJ. Butler, scornfully-So sm |
TLaghter
M. Frye proceeded with his argu
, met 10 contradiction OF the idea ths
. theUuited States government appesrt
5 at tenevs in the cnsracter OF 9 claim
. aga. without contingent fee. Com
. ing.o the question Of mutual insuraGc
< conrsuies. he referred to the remark {
E Mr,Tremsine yesterday, that the NC
tiop;o strike them out OF the bill va
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June l0-FIour-Dull
and unchanged. Wbest-SIeady and
unchanged. Corn-Westsrn mixed
firm.r; new S09Slc. Oas-DulI aud
unchanged. Rye-Dull at 81 00Cal o.
Hay-Dull and lower q. SIS OOG4 %.
Pro,isioos-Q1iet mess pork $l8 25Cs
l8 50. Bait er-Westsrn dull; ls(g33c
for good to choice. Cofee-Qaiet aud
unchanged. Wbisky-Unchaugsd.
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NerYork Dry Good. Market.

NEw YORK, June l0-The trade
movement was generally slow. but,
heavy csssimeres under 81 and prints
showed a small improvement. Cotton
goods firm but inactive. Gamers
prints are jobbing freely at 7!c. Bor-
dered prints and white ground figured
fancy prints in steady request. Dress
Goods and shawls dull Ribbons and
Millinery Silks doing fairly at auction.
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NEW YORK.
The Erie Railroad.

Ngw YORK, June II In relation 10 the
rumors regarding the future operations
OF the Erie road, officers say that the
plaus adopted iu view OF the success OF
the new loan are TO be fully carried out
and that all the reports TO the contrary
have no foundation; in fact the work
on the double track road-bed Is pro
sressiug with dispatch. and a chauge
from the present broad guage to nar-
row guage will be made as soon aS
practicable. All the new locomotives
have been built with 8 view to this
change OF gusge, and the builders have
contracted TO do extra work for S2oU
for each engine.
FrIghtful Steamboat Accident.
The London papers have the follow
ing: "A iri,httul steamboat accident
occurred short time ago on the NolgsY
The Gelisarius lett Ksstramo al full
speed, the captain being determined, II
possible, to overtske the steamers Of
two rival companies which had lett
some time before him. Near Baba-
eftskv the Gelisarius caught up with
the Provarrey, which had started An
hour earlier, but she had not got i-r
beyond this place when the boiler burst,
killing five men on the spot, the owner
of the vessel being one OF the victims
Upwards OF eighty men were lDJured,
come very seriousl V. These were aiI
taken to Yaroostatf and Immediately
conveyed to hospital, where eleven
have since died and several others are
in a hopeless state. Msuy o! tie pas,
s.ugers, terrified by the explosion aad
by the screams OF the sufferers, jumped
into the river and fifteen OF them were
drow ned.
The Cemmunisis.
The Communists are discussing the
causes OF the arrangement between
Roche.ort and Paine on the one side
and Graussett and Jourie on the other
After their voyage to Sidney from New
Caledonia. Rochefort and Paine wsni
one way and Groussett and Jourie an'
other. and even when both parties were
| in this city they did not visit each o;h'
er. Graussett and Jourie being even
guilty OF so marked slight as no. ie
be present at Rochefor!'s lecture or
Friday evening, nor at his departure
next morning. The departure o. Grams
se,t and Jourie YESTERDAY, WAS as nn,
expected as was that OF Rochetort and
Paine Saturday, and attracted even les'
attention.
News Items.
The sixth annual convention OF TIT
American Society OF Civil Engineer
commenced here this morning, abou
one hundred delegates being present
The Committee on the Form, Weight
Manufacture aud Duration OF Rsil
submitted partial report, which va
referred to the standiug Committee Oh
on Publication. Recess.
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Tsg Farmers Reform Convention
..i st Indianapolis yesterday favors
~. with q yoluminous report OF its
s,.-,sses and resolves. The resoiu'
~. seem TO aim al the regeneration
a. the coyerumen! and OF society and
81 ;mmeiiste ushering in Of millen-
nm IN which every man shall bave
own way and be rich and happy.
-,s world is so sadly given to lying
IA even the solemn resolutions oi
.,.yeatio1s, adopted with great hearth
=. and amid much enthusiasm, are
y:.a suspected OF demsgoguery and
s.. regarded by the knowing ones
;. mere springs to catch wood
.es..' We DO not doubt, how
.vs.. that the gentlemen assembled
. Indianapolis Yesterday cordially
-ss.; all that the resolutions declare,
81 toe more is tine pity
:.s:,ae grand results they seek TO
.lsve are not likely to be accom-
..:4si during the lifetime OF the
r,.,gest member OF the Convention.
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Cleveland Marker.

CLEVELAND, June l0.-Wbeat-
Quiet sGi steady; No. l red winter
81 3S; No. = do ! 80. Corn-Firm and
nom,usllv better high mixed 66c low
mixed 6jc. Oats-Stesdy and un-
changed. Petroleum-Quiet and
stesdy; standard white car lots l0c;
Ohio State test 10 1902 l3c.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE

Dinner by the American Minister.
PARIS, Jnne l0.-Mr. WasIburne,
American minister, gave dinner yes
t.risy at the Legation, in honor OF the
Duke DeCases. Among the guests
were the Euglisb, Russian, Germsn and
other ambassadors, Ex-Governor Wash :
burue, OF Wisconsin,, aud J. Russei
Jones, American minister 10 Brussels.
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J: :;,!: s. Rhodes & Co.
TO BUILDERS.

CEALgD PROPOSALS. WILL BE Be
slphnnsus Catholic Church, uotiI Wednes-
day, JuSe I7th, 1914, ats o'eiock, p. M. for
The erection OF School House on ka.d
property. - -,
BIDS win bereoeived for the whole work.
Also separate bids tor the hssonry, briek
work, Carpenter work, Plastsring. Paint
ing and GIsz nz. r1attnx. Plumbing, &C.
Plans aud specineaff0rs can Be sten st
the office'of G. Z. kembie, Afchissctv Mors
ket street.. The Hard reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids.
wHEELIs0, Junes pG5, Jcss
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News Items.
SAN FRANCISCO.
indians ROufed.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10 "A dispatch
from Prescott, Ariz ons, states tnst On
the 2l.t of May, Lieutenant King Snd
his soldiers attacked band OF Apachess
canned on the Mesa, near Diamond
Butte, and killed nine Of them. E'ghty
four more Apacbes with three chiefs
had surrendered at Camp Verde.
Suicides.
There were two suicides in this city
Yesterday, making eight in as many
dsys. All men.
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Philadelphia Market.

PH,LADELPHn, June l0-FIour-
VERY dull; Ohio and Indiara extra fam
lily 81 2597 IS. Whes.-Very weak.
Rye-Siesdy at 98c. Corn-Deelin-
ing western mixed 7Se. 0sts-Un-
settled; white G0S62c. Buttsr-Un-
changed. .Cheese-Western Ressrre
prime l29l3c; halt skim SCal0c. Eggs
-EaGeY aud upehaogsd Petroleum
--Dtll and declining refined l2t9
l2tc. Tbisky-Unchsnged.
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", I,vEs NJ. BElLL, OF Cumber-
- Nd, hiss purchased an interest in
-. n.Iv Times establishment and will
latter be associated in the editorial
.,sm,pt and control Of that flour
...,, sDd spicy paper. We welcome
"a, the ranks.
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New York Money nud stock Market

NEw YORK, June 10 -MoYEY-Essy
at 2(a3 per cent. Sterling quiet at
4 87I for 90 days and 4 9OCa4 9Os
for sight. Customs receipts 1864. 900
Treasury disbursements $1,000. Specie
en- Engagements fnr Tomorrow Sl65. 900.
GoLD-Rsuged al ll0i, and closed
at Ill. Carrying rates ld2 per cent,
and for borrowing fat 10 = per cent,
Clearings S37, 900 0O0.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet. Railroad bonds
firm.
GoyRRSMRSTs-Flrm.
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SrooKs-The market has been tirm
during the day at an advance OF ia {
per cent on the general list on a very
Quiet business. Erie was exceptionally
active and strong, and advanced Al
3Ot to 80! ou higher quotations from
London. covering OF short sales and
the prevailing opinion that the financial
question before Congress will be settled
before the end OF the week. The
sales between 40 aud 3 o'clock were
10000 shsres. Daring the day ssIes
were made OF 10000 Western Union,
| 1900 Pacific Mail, 1000 Erie, 1900
Lake shore and 1000 Union Pacific.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, June l0-Cattle-Ar-
rivals 50 cars best to CSC; medium
5! to 6G common 5 10 SIC; stockers Il
to Sc; bulls to ste. Hogs-Arrivsls
80 cars; best Philadelphia l2i to
6 90; Workers 5 80 to 5 60. Sheep
Arrivals 80 cars; best 5 90 TO 5 So me.
dunn 4 25 TO AIS.
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Toledo market.

TOLEDO, June l0-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wbest-Stesdy; No. l
white Wabash 81 As; No. 9 dc ! 35;
amber Michigan 35ial 35i; July
l 81; No. red IS. Corn-Iu fair
demand and advanced; low mixed 64i
@65c. Osts-Dull and a shade lower;
No. 5ltc; No. 2 49ic; Michigan SOC.
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SAMPSON OIL.

his oil deriving its name from
- 5A3P Pson, meaning strength } IS one OF
~ best il not he best remedy offered
W we public for rheumatisn, aud an
SA'n' snd it appears no medicine bill
;'a gained 30 fistteripg q reputation
s short a time. msyl8
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RHODE ISLAND.
The Senatorial Contest.

PROVIDENCE. June l0.-The Legisla-
,-'e 'e to-day voted twice for United
S','es Senator. Burnside received 81
'0es on each ballot aud Dixon %, the
!59s'Oder being scattered among seven
-lsisDt candidates.
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rgs miners strike in the Hooking
r.rsv Ohio, is approaching a crisis
y .o,,ches received last night say that
,4,,,s at concilistion and agreement
,..rasn the owners and the miners
,,,.,s lsilei the former have employ
! fore. OF about 500 negroes from
y,.mOnd, Memphis and other South
=, cite. snd supplied them with arms
-. ,asi: own protection and will set
N s, work in the mines today. The
III OF A,hers county will call upon
.,.,.-aoy Allen for militia to aid in
serving the pesce and enforcing the
.t,,isEy disturbance is attempted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-11

" are compelled by want Of space
, ,ni, the publication Of portion Of
. ...o,p,ops adopted in the Farmers
,,,v,p,ion yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-11

yv,x our reports this morning the
Utilities are that the weather to-
''y' IN be partly cloudy, with easterly
,h.,Iv vipds and local storms.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-11

PIrTtBuRsH, June l0.-PetroIeum-
Crude quies quoted at 90e (. o. b. Res
6oed uDehsoged from yesterdays
pricts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-11
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