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= bs course Of an interesting GonVeF'
~, i, m saturday last with q gentle
''ay' ". f,om Thornton, Taylor county, we
-, ,..Jmstslarge business Is being done
'',D.r .,S., po.nt on the Baltimore & Ohio
-.,,l w.. as vel! as at other points, in the
'-i-s .-s., Of saving and shipping lumber
Gilmore. mostly walnut, oak and pop
p VI', ",mbe,. A great deal Of lumber, es'
u '.II, walnut, is going to Baltimore for
"'r ,.Dt TO Europe, The pEica is up to
,1,, ~, 1l,,,aa.,bsnsnd Tor the best cuts deliver
~ =, ~, N. cara at the railroad stations,
e, s,i,s 30 and 81 is paid for oak and sl2
' ,,,s br poplar, The Baltimore & Ohio
y, y "a, usyiaga5 cents for white oak heWn
,,,,.,. Chestnut oak bark commands
d pet clrI on the cars ,,,.,
p" =, hi, process OF timber denudatIon
-. .,..,, ~ IeaI Of country is being opened up
',,.,imI,pre, 80 aud in this respect the Coun'
~, oJioiairg the railroad in Taylor and
O...,,a % eonnue. ia being very much i'm
..o,.I The farmers meanwhile are
,..I,,pg good profits for the sale OF their
,. taF
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CHARLESTON, Ill, May l4,-A very
neat and appropriate marble monument
has been erected over the grave ofThomss
Lincoln. ItwRs made by Mr.. Thomas
Donald, Of Nation, by order OF Robert
Lincoln, Secretary Of War, and bears the
following inscription: Thomas Lincoln,
Father Of the Martyrod President, Born
January 0. l77S; died January 10, 1851. :"
Under this, in large letters, Is the word
"LinColn." The place 10 In what is known
as the Gordon Cemetery, situated 10 NEAR.
ly the centre OF Pleasant Grove Township,
this Coles county, about ten miles
southwest Of here, and nearly that dis.
tanCe south OF MattoOn.
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FKIITs FAILING.
Released From the Liverpool WORK
hOuSe-He VIII RecupeFaIe IN Wales.

Released From the Liverpool wOFk,
hOuSe-He VIII RecupeFaIe IN Wales.
LIVERPOOL, May l4.-Mr. Emmet was
released yesterday, When he was con.
veyed to the Work House Wednesday at.
ternoon in semi delirious state he mis-.
took its gloomy corridors for the luxurious
spsndor Of hotel, and kept crying for
drink.
he was placed in room by himself in
the lunatic ward, an apartment devoted
to the better class Cf patients being se.
lected. An experienced attendant was
told cd to see to his requirements. About
two hours after his admission he became
conscience OF his whereabouts, and was
greatly moved and shAms.stTicken. Dr.,
Kellstt Smith, his chief medical attendant
at the Washington Hotel, signed the certi.
hcale for bis removal to the hospital. Yes.
teFday morning Mr.. Emmet was much bet.
ter, and demanded to be released.
Although DR.. Forbes, the senior house
surgeon, C1unseled him to remain, he did
not feel justihed 10 retaining him 10 view
o! the improvement in Mr., EmmeSs con.
dition. Mr., Emmet Was therefore liberia.
ted and LEFT tho building with bis lrisnds,
He returned TO the Washington Hotel,
and last evening took walk with his man.
ageT, Mr., Wilton, visiting the minstrel
troupe at 81, Jsmea Hall.
He leaves here To-day to reCnpsrats at
Liaududro, u delightful aud popular place
In the horth OF Wales. He will be accom-
panied by his friend, Mr.. AIllnson; Mr..
WiItonr his manager, and Mr. Coady, his
slsge carpenter, The latest accounts about
Mr.. Enmet say he looks astonlshingly
well after what he has gone through.
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WASHINGTON, May "A Before the Star
route investigation is concluded it will be
shown that whether Brady made anything
out OF 1t or not, he cost the tax payers a
handsome sum. The Postmaster. General
has already cut OF sufficient useless Star
route service 10 rave the Government
SlO6 900 per aunum, and deCisious have
been reached for the discontinuanCe Of
other routes the contracts for which will
soon expire. This action has been taken
without affecting the efficiency Of the ser.
vice. The friends Of Brady will find Il
difficult to explain bis extravaganza, al.
though they may never question his hon'
pRty
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gOLD IS CIRCULATION.
Amount In the UnIICd SiaIsu Exceeded
by only Two other Countries.

WAsuISoroS, d. O., May l5.-The di.
rector Of the mint estimates the total gold
circulation OF the United States, including
bullion, amounted at the commencement
Of the current month to $500 OO0, 900, Of
which about 100000 was held as
Treasury and National Bank reserves and
$3.50, 100000 was in actual circulation.
There has been a total gsin OF gold coin
and bullion IN the country since July !,
1879, OF Sa34 OO00 600, OF which S35, ,OOO,'
600 was added to the Treasury, 500 OOO,'
000 to banks and $l40, 900 900 to active cir.
culation. The total amount ol gold in the
country makes fair showing compared
with the principal countries 10 Europe,
being exceeded by two only-the amount
estimated Ia England, in 1850, was
$3.50 900 600, OF which S49S, ,0O0, 900 wss in
aC'ua circulation, and France with S927,.
0OO 600 in gold, had circulation OF about
Ssl6 600 900,
The larger proportion OF gold in active
circulation in the latter two countries the
director attributes in part TO the fact that
their coinage consists exclusively OF the
denominations oil leSs value than five
dollars, The largest Eaglish gold coin is
a sovereign, equivalent to 81 S6A In our
money, while Ia France, out OF q total
COinsVs the last seventeen years OF
81 743. 2sS 900 in gold, nearly ninely.nine
per Ceut WAS in pieces less than RVe dollars.
In the United States the bulk Of gold coin
sge.has heretofore heon In double eagles.
From 1850 to 1880 nearly Sl28 600 600
ware struck, $44 0OO. 900 In eagles $40 0O0,'
GEO in half eagles, and $42, 100000 in
smaller denominations. The absorption
Of $40 600 900 Of gold coin to actual circu'
latinn in the country since July let, 1870,
he believes Is owing TO considerable ex'
tent to the irCrease in coinage since that
time OF denominations Of lees than double
eagles. The Coinags OF the latter during
the fiscal year, 1850, and up to April SO'h,
amounted to only $52, ,000.0 900, while A7,
OOO 900 was struck in eagles and $40 600 900
in half esges During the same time
S55 600 0C0 OF these coins have been paid
out by the Treasury and retained in active
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Chicago, May 1.-THE Tribune to NOR.
row publishes the following: "Immedi.
ately after the exposeoi Dorsey's compile
ity in the Star Route Ring, as teleg'sphed
over the country, attempts were made to
duOsh the suit which had brought out the
letters and OBTAIN possession Of the doCu.
msnts. Yesterday 1t was successful. The
letters were surrendered, and Dorsey paid
the money to Wilcox for which the suit
had been brought. This mohey, as known,
IL Tor WiIcox's work Ia securing petitions
for eXpediting routes and subletting to
smaller contractors. The same day on
which the papers were surrendered Post,
msster. General James telegraphed to
Denver for either the letters, certified
copies or photographs Of them. The teIe.
gram came after the papers had been sur.
rendered, and the ringSters probably con.
cluded they wero SAFE, bu! are mistaken,
There are certified copies in existence,
and they will be used In connection with
documents in possession Of tho Associated
Press Agent at Portland, Oregon"
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wAsnESarcS, May l4.-Thers Ia moth.
Ing to add 10 our very fail dispatches last
night, in regard to tho Garfield Conkling
com pIication. The fight l. OF an end.
Conkliug gives up. He will not longer
attempt 10 prevent vote, or nsk The Re.
publican Senators for further delay. He
may let the Republican party 10 New
York suffer defeat or two, bnt that Is an.
other matter. The fight over Robertson's
confirmation IL ended, He will be con.
filmed Tuesday or Wednesday. There
will DO about Twelve votes against him.
The Senate will adjourn next week, and
Garfield comes out complete rpaster Of the
siGuution, but ConkIiugl ls not iu very
GOOD humor.
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CHE1ESNE, May l4-A Ltader special
from Fort Niobrara, Nebraska, says;
Lieut.. Samuel A. Cherry, Fifth cavalry,
and escort, while out pcouting for road
agents near Niobrara, came upon them
suddenly, when fight ensued, In which
Lieut.. Cherry was killed. The road agents
escaped. Cherry was adjutant Of Thorn.
burgh's command on the Ute expedition,
and In tho action at Milk River dlStin.
gnished himsslt for bravery in action.
lie was engaged 10 marry the daughter
Of Congressman Harry White, Of Penn.
hVlyania.
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MYsfERIous sIloorINa

or New Yorker who IL PF0SeCutInE
witness In n Case OF Alleged COrFui'.
tlOn nnd haifeGSance Of u Judge.
New YoRk, May l5.- Andrew W. Van.
dewater, formerly an officer in the Court
Of General Sessions, and who recently
preferred charges Of corruption against
Judge Henry A. Gildsrsleeve Of that co utt,
was shot in the lefs shoulder about
o'clock this mSrning while on the west
side OF Second avenue, between Eighty.
sixth and Eighty.seventh streets.
All kinds OF rumors are wildly floating
about In Vandewatet's neiehborhocd.
When daylight came and the fact was
known that he had been shot 1t was said
by some that he had become 30 wrapped
up In his efforts 10 have Judge Glider.
sleeve removed from his bench that he
scarcely talked Of any thing else every day
in the week. VsndeRater's riendslauglIed
at the story, saying they were ConCoCted by
the inefficient and usele's police force
in the precinct They declared their con.
viCtion that he had been shot by some
unknown man, and one Of VandewStet'a
friends did not hesitate to eay that in his
opinion the man who did the shooting was
hired ITO get him out Of the way" as he
put It.
William Moan, Of Brooklyn, wss ar.
rested and identified by Ysndewater as
the person who shot him. According to
tho document drawn up by Vaudewatst's
lawyer, and sent 10 the Governor, Judge
Glldersleeys corruptly agreed 10 ap.
point Vandewater as officer Of
tie Court OF General Sessions
al s., 200 per annum, upon coalition that
he should pay Elmer b. Gildsrsleeve.
brother Of the Judge, out Of the salary $50
month. A short time aitefwafd
vandewater was appointed to the
position and began from the frat
month 10 pay the judges brother
$50 q month. These pay msnts were made
up to June, 1878, when VAndswater
discontinued payment. Judge Glider.
sleeve (Vsndewater makes oath) threat.
ened to remove him unless he carried out
the agreement with him. Then the Judge
sent bis father and other persons TO him
10 ftighten him into resuming the paw.
ments, bat he declined 10 resume them,
saying that he had receipts which would
ruin the Judge II published.
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A Persistent R0bbsr OF HIs Parents,
PinaIIV mn, d IRA His aloiheH

A Persistent R0bbsr Of Ills Parents, He
Finally mo- d 'rs His Mother.
NEw YoRK, May 15.-Ms. Bridget
Quinlan, aged 46 years, was shot twice TO-.
night at her home, No. $3.50 East Thirty.
fourth street, by her son Patrick, aged "a
years. Patrick has spent a considerable
portion Of his life in prison AMI when at
liberty be lives with bis parents, compel.
ing them, by threats, to give him money,
Tonight, while intoxicated, he went to
his parents room and asked for money,
and was told they had no money. He
became violent, aud threatened TO kill his
father and mother. His father ran out OF
the room. He kept his mother back. by
force. She declared she had no money.
lie leveled a revolver at her head and
fred, the ball striking her In the temple.
She fell, and he fired again, woundipg her
In the arm. The wound In the temple is
thought to be fatal. The matriclde was
arrested.
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sympathy for an American Journalist
NEw YoRK, May 16.-The Tribune Says:
"Not only the Socialists, but nearly the
entire German population Of the city are
indignant at the manner which Alexander
Jonas, an American citizen, and formerly
editor Of the Tolh Ztitung, has been
treated by the German police, and O mass
meeting 10 protest against the outrage will
be called Ia few days and the federal
Government petilioned 10 take steps for
obtaining q redress from Germany.
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wAsnlSdroS, May u Tho National
bank circulation ishigher to day than ever
before. 1t stands at about sSj2 700 900.
Seven years Sg1 1t wac nearly Os much, but
some hundred lhodsOndS lsss. The rumor
that investigation baa disClnssd glating
bluudeta, by which S33 000, 900 more Ma:
iional bank notsa than tbs amount aeCured
by bonds have been issued, turns out To
be without foundation. The SJ3, 900 600
referred to A.e secured dollar for dollar by
LEGAL tenders.
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BUFFALO, May 16.-The freight hands
at the New York Central and Lake Shore
transfer house struck to-day for an ad.
vance Of % cents, and nothing but email
amount Of petiehshle freight hes been
hRudled. tits reported that there will be
a general strike Of the yard men to.mOr.
row.
The bficklayefs, stone masons and 'plas.
teters announce that they will strike
Ln.fnhfFnE.
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AAD ArNRY
or the Insanity Of Beautiful Young
Lady,


or the Insanity OF n Beautiful Young
Lady.
NEWARK, o., May l4.-Eo.day Miss Ida
Lamb, beautiful and accomplished young
alrl, twenty years Of age, was led to the
slaughter and sadly sacrificed by an adjud.
icstion Of insanity, in an inquest held be.
fore Judge eraser, Of the Probate Court.
The girl, for come fourteen years last past,
has been living with her stepiather, Jacob
Kuhn, q wealthy aud prominent citizen Of
KitkersvilIe, Union township, this county.
For the past two years there have been
unwelCune evidences continually crop.
ping out OF the girls mentRl alteration,
butthe bringing the matter up for official
adjudication has been time aud fgain post.
pOned, until longer delay became lnp praC.
iiCable. II was sad necessity TO see girl
Of her intelligence snd social standing and
attslnments sdCCUmb TO that terrible
sGourge, hereditary insanity III the form Of
nervous pros!rRlion and arrangement.
The application for the inquest was filed
by Jacob Kuhn, her stppfsiher, aud te.
spongible physician iihin Kitketsvile, D.,
made the necessary off lavit as Ia The facts
in the Gaze. Toe ynung girl is highly re.
garded In the locality In which she liVea,
aud the Rad necessity Of sending her to an
asylum Ia the source Of Intense anguish 10
her friends. Judge Gra,Rer considered the
tsc's, aud ictoldiugiy the grl was ad
Judged iutane, and will be hent to the
Columbus asyu as Rnon as An order to
that effect eau bs obtained from The asy
authorities. Lickirg CJunty's quota Of
thittv.seVen uhioflunates IL already hlled
and fully represented In the asylum, and
henCe special order ia necessary to en-.
title the county u send additional subjects
Tor treatment.
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ROME, May 15.-Kins Hubert has &C
capted the resignation Of The ministry, and
has asked Signor Sella, leader Of the Right,
to form the Cabinet. Signor Sella has
TO undertake the task. II is
stated from Milan that the King has re.
fused To assent to the dissolution Of the
and consequently 1t Is thought
that Sellaa Cabinet, II formed, will not
pamRin in free long,
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THE HUMAN nAiR,


Many PERSONS abuse this delicate and
beautiful ornament by burning 1t with
alcoholic rdtR,5 and plasteflng 1t with grease,
which has no ttEin'ty for the tkin, and u
not absorbed. BURSEtT'a CcCoGiNR, q
a ,tnpound Of CocoSnut Oil, etc, is unFi.
vailed "a dressing Tor the hGif-is repdl.
ly absorbed, and ls peculiarly adapted to
It's various conditions, preventing It's fall,
ing o q and promoting Us healthy RroVth.
Housekeepets should ineiet npon OBJ.
tanning BURNErT's FLAvoRISG EXTRACTS,
for hey ar. lIS bett. -.s.
For sale by Logan 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA, Tfhsaw
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In the Way OF sabbath breaking up al
BIGubeaV willie.

STEUBESylLLE, o., May 10,
Special DISpatch to the lnHIlsOncsr.
The great reform in this city eliminated
to-day in the closing Of oil the cigar stands
and the cemetery. For years the GENE.
terry has been q fAvorite Sunday resort,
and the closing Of the gates Is looked upon
as q wise move, steuOenville is fast be.
coming a moral city, especially on the
Sabbath. Churches and hotels remain
open as usual.
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sinte rencher., Assoclallop. 4

WASHINGTON, Pa, May l4,-On July
20, 81 and 2S the Pennsylvania State
Teachers Association will hold lis annual
meeting In this plSCe. Prof. MonCk will
make the address Of welcome, and Jesse
Newland, President Of the Association,
will respond. 1t Is expected that four
hundred strangers, besides the directors
and teachers Of this county, will be pres
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juniors Victorious In the Harvard class
Race.
BosoN, May 1.-THE Harvard class
boat raceu took place to-day, over the
Charles river course in The presence ol an
immense throrg. The distance rowed was
q trihs short OF two miles, and the race
was won by the Juniors In II minutes and
10 seconds The Seniors came Ia second,
shout two and one.halt lengths behind.
Toe "s2" sophomores were;third, and the
Freshmen q bad fourth. Betting Yesterday
and this morning was largely in favor oil
"'Sl," and considerable disappointment
Yves experienced at the result.
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TIE COrTON CROp.
Prospects for this Years Field In Differ.
0nt states,

0nt states,
NRw YoRE, May II "A summary Of the
cotton reports by mail and telegraph to
BrOastreet's Is published to-day. Regarding
the old crop, /. Ia pointed out that the re,
Ceipts for the four weeks ending May 9th,
Ss compared with the corresponding
period 10 previous years, were uuprece.
dented, and that continued indicslions
justify an estimate Of the I'D crop given
on April l6h, viz; G429 900 bales. Re.
ports of growing crop are brought down
to May 9th. While pointing out
that 1t Is yet too early to make
fuil report .! the aCorsge planted Brad
streets Gays In North Carolina au
increased acreage oil seven per cent 10 in,
dicatedj South Carolina, eight per cent !;
about the same In Georgia, and sliRhtly
increased aGTesge In Florida. AdviCes
from Alabama show slight increase in
the area, and Mississippi, Louisiana, and
Tennessee report about the same ss last
year; Alkausas All increase OF six per
cent, and Texas Of I've per cent. The CON.
parstlyely sulall increase in Texas is ex
planned by the large amount Of railroad
building having absorbed large proper.
lion Of The available labor. The overflow.
ing ct the Mississippi has 10 ,cled serious
damage In the cotton growing parishes OF
Louisiana,
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CALCurrA, May 10 According TO the
latest reports from Cabulths Thamer will
take an initiative step and attack Herat
from CanhAhar, i'd cooperation with one
OF his Generals operating from Ai1han,
Turkeatan. II is said that Ayoob Khan
has reached Sara with 5000 troops, AZ
an engagement will probably take place
within A lew DAYS,
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GALVESTON, Tx, May l6.-The boiler
at ". Law L Co.'s planning mill blew up
this morning, tearing out one eide Of The
factory rear building. John Harrison, the
engineer, was buried under The falling
debris, and severely burned. James
Daughefty was blown acroes the building,
and badly scalded. Mr.. Law, the pfopFii
etoT, was also injured.
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pK0rEotIOS roR rHE JEws.
Bill ia the New York LegIaIaiure-W -Wha
Hotel KEEPERS rbiuL,

Bill ia the New York LegIalRIure-WhAt
Hotel Keepers Think.
NEw YoRx, May ls.-several days ago
our Hebrew fellow citl1ens appealed to the
General Assembly to protect them from
the determinations made against them OF
some Of the Watering place hotels, and the
appeal hos beer answered by a bill which
prohibits oil such discrimination, with a
fine OF not less than .$26 nor over $50 for
each oifsnSe. At Bath and Coney Island
hotels, where such a distinction is already
enforced, II seems thatthe law will amoun,
to nothing. Mr.. COfbin, proprietor Of The
Manhattan Beach Hotel, who last sesson,
following the example Of Judge Hilton al
Saratoga, Issued the social ediCt, mo Jews
need apply" says: ut Ia the public them
selves that have mads the determination
aud the hotels have bat acted In conform.
ity 10 the wishes and feelings OF their hest
patrons. 1t Ia Glse In which the public
Themselves have direct Interest, and the
pubic, therefore, will decide the matter,
no mstter what may or may not DO enacted
at Albany. NJ law can compel them to
associate with the perspns who are dis.
tasteful 10 them"
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ANTLN0S0I,OLISIS,
PFOteSt Against the UonHSnniion Of
Mat,heWa,

AAtIheWA.
NEw YoRK, May l4.-A largely attended
meeting Of the National Anti. Monopoly
League wGs held at Cooper Institute this
evening 10 protest agalnst The conAtma.
tion Of Stanley Matthews as justice OF the
United States Supreme Court 4 L Crit.
tenden occupied The ChAIE Resolutions
we're adopted declaring Stanley MsuhOwp
10 be the Pacific Railroad candidate, D. d
denouncing his confirmation AZ pre-, / of A
purpose to pack tho snpreire Cont with
Judges who viii ieva'ae i've decision in
Iha Granger css's, The teaolu'iohs also
Viewed tbs nom na'ions Of Z lott Shepard.
souin.law OF Vaderblt, aud Hon. WIN
H. Robertson, 90 alarming proofs Of The
purpose aud power ol mGnopolies. Adj.
dresses we're made by MAj1r Happetly.
ex-senator Ctamet aud MI Cfittenden.
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wAsuisaroS, D. O., May l5.-sln. Gar.
fields condition tonight Is little i'm.
proved. Her general symptoms are better
and there has teen further slight reduC.
lion 10 the bodily temperature, which has
given encouragement to her medical
attendants,
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Chicago, May "A Alto o'Clockto tonight
the pedestrians In the O'Lsaty match re.
tired. Harrison bad made $50 miles, be.
ing the best tCors by nine miles on record
tor heel aud toe walking Tracy made
500 miles; Krohne, $40; Struckee, 46S; Fa.
Der, 450; Canpana, 376. The latter along
failed to get q prize Harrison got 81 900,
and g., $50 was dividad among tho others.
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BALTIMORE, May l5.-DenhiS Landors,
IS years Of Oge, was fatally stabbed by
Edward Lucas, In q saloon on Alice Anna
street. Both Of the men were drinking.
Four Cases Of shooting, several seriouE,
we're reported.
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PAN FRAScnco, May l5.-A dispatch
from Yale, British Columbia, says: Yes.
terday several hundred Chinese mobbed
the railroad company's warehouse, wteck.
ing II, Two thoueaud Chinese are on 0
strike against the failfoad company there.
More trouble 10 expected tomorrow.