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IN THE WARREN on. pIELD. y
Tanks Struck by I.iglitning-SOme or the
80 Mclla GnIiii. Nu,x n 80 ..ssNlsi

- ~
WARREN, Pal August During the,
thunder storm yesterday afternoon light
ming struck twelve hundred barrel tank,
in subdivision II, lot Gl9, Van Wormer
lease. The tank was about 800 feet from
the derrick, aud between them was filled a;
COO barrel tank. The tank, withl, 100 bar
rols, was consumed. When the tank fell
two lead pipes stood up in tho mir and;
spouted streams OF burning oil so feet high.
The well was doing /, 200 ut the time. Stop.
cocks were right Mt the fire, but the supply
could not be controlled. Two other pipes
were led to the For,ig tankngc, divisioni17,
and the production led in that direction;
shutting It partly of from the fire, and the
flames were smo,hered. Fisher Bros, on
Gl5, are putting down an, importantstcsty
well to tile cnst OF the belt Jockle Bro s.
59i should be in this week. q " y
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LABOR TROUBLES.
The McItecSpnrt Mili-Tlc Harmony
MiilS-Eroisht Handlers, Strikc. -

""S-kFcISut AhnulcrS' Strike.
MckEEsroRr August 7.-Twenty.three
knobblers went to work in the National
Rolling Mill here this morning, q few being
union men, and some are from W. D. Wood
4 Co.'s mill, who have been helpers there
AS far as heard from none OF the puldlers
went to work. The Welding department is
running two furnaces and everybody is de.
lighted to know that the strike is nearing
m end. None OF the men at work will be
interiered with, and police escort is not
needed any longer, rs any crowd following
will be arrested and dealt with according
10 law. st
Aililirs at the Wharton mill present no
new phase this morning. The officials who
were spoken TO declined 10 say anything
about when they expected 10 start the
mills. A rnmor based OH what is consid-
cred good authority, says that the Etna
Iron Works Mt Etna borough will soon re-
sume operations. 1t is said that the tactics
used at The Mckecsport mill will be adopt
ed by the Etna firm.
CoHoEs, n. y, August 1.-The managers
Of the Harmony mills attempted to resume
work this morning, but only eleven
wcavcrs out OF 5000 were on hand willing
to work at the reduced wages. The own.
ers say they are confident Of securing hun,
dreds tomorrow.
New fonE; August 7.-One hundred
and thirty striking freight handlers return.
ed to work today at the old rates
PlrrsuuRGm, Pa, August lit is report
ed tonight that the Etna Iron Works, at
sharpsburg, will resume operations in a
few days with non-union men. 1t is said
the old Wharton mill, on the Southsidc,
will shortly resume under the same plan.
NEw York, Aueust7. freight hand
lers received $3.50 relief money since the
strike begun. There is now s39S in the
treasury. s.Esy
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93,SI,is9 s2ls, ,6gi ,sss


BosroS, August John A. Gardner, ol
Cleveland, arrived here on his way west in
the custody OF Chief Perkins, Of the Pitts.
burgh district Of the secret service, charged
with forging deeds for lands in Missouri,
Kansas, and the entire western section oil
the country. District Attorney Bliss,
Of St Louis, who is here, says thai
they were bound to protect the settlers
against swindlers, selling land ST o5 per
acre to which they had no title, when The
Government was receiving only l2l cents
per acre for the same land. 4,,5.
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Mig Fire at Gardiner Mo

GARDINER, MR, August IA fire is rag.
ing here. A good portion Of the manufac.
turing section Of the city has already been
destroyed, together with many dwellinga,
Assistance has been asked for from Augusta
and Hallowell. 8; ~ I - -
& The fire is now under control, About
twenty acres were burned over, ali manu-.
factories. The lower dam was swept away,
Between 800 and 400 men are thrown ont
Of employment The loss is upward Of
500, 900; Insurance will not reach hall
that figure. e al isF5is,, 4 !
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LONDON, OSr, August To-day wns
the hottest Of the season. A heavy hail
storm near here did great damage to the
standing crops. 4; 3, I,
OrrAwA, August 7.-The mortality Is
great among the children here, owing to
the intense heat. @ & I. IA e
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DALLAS, Ten, August IA special from
Enfala. Indian Territory, says that the
civil war in the Creek Nation is temporari.
ly ended. the Chocotah and Sands factions
having disbanded. Chocota is Chief OF
the Creek Nation. The Sands faction is
composed Of the Inst Creeks that were re-
moved to the reservation, and they have
ever opposed the ways OF the whites and
their more civilized brethren. The present
trouble arose from the Sands killing one Of
the Chocotah officers, and their refusal 10
give up the murderers, who arc now lodg-
ing in the mountain. II
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4. GALVESTON, TEXAS, August - The
schooner Henrietta, from Matamoras, with
yellow fever on board, was towed to Shin
Island and supplied with medical officers,
medical stores and provisions by the mer.
chants. 49, j & n 4 Z. &;
3 MArAMoRAs, August 7-Seven additional
deaths from yellow fever. The number OF
new cases is not made public. n 7si
BROWNSVILLE, August 7.-The yellow
fever has attacked the Mayor and other
notable citizens. Tho people object to the
doctors visiting Matanoras and returning
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g MACON, Ga, August AT a colored
campmeeting ut Eastman, n deputy ri lr.
shal shot n fleeing prisoner named Jake
Tarropy, killing him. This infuriated the
mob, who nan the deputy into a house
where M innocent white man named
james Harvard was shot and beaten hor.
ribly resulting In death. The negroes mis-.
took him for the deputy, 7i 3 s.
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Comparison orApproprin,Iop,.

WASHINGTON, August Two years
ago the total appropriations for the gencr.
nj government were Sl9O,OOO,OOO. Las,
year they ran up to Sol9,GO4,SSS, and this
year they have been swelled up to $685..
555,4S9. The following table Of the appro.
priations for 1852 and 1888 will be read
with interest by all classes: :,
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AGRicULrUREIx GREAT BRITAIN.
The Decline OF thnt Industry, and tho
Echs0ns for the Drcndcncc.
Special Dlsnaich 10 the In,rlliyonrcr 90

The Decline OF TINT Industry, and tho
Reasons for the Drcndcncc.
Special Dispatch to the In.elliycnccr.
WASHINGTON, August 7.-Gco. G. Tanner.
Consul Mt Lirgr, sends IN interesting com.
mnnication TO the Department entitled,
"Thc Decline Of Agriculture in Great Brit.
ain" lie says that the agricultural indus.
try Of England touched the highest point
OF all its greatness in the interval OF a
dozen years prior 10 1875, md was more
or less prosperous in that time. Since
then, however, 1t has been In a
continual and rapid decline, and to
the present continues SO. During
this prosperous period the competition for
farms was active. The rent Of land
in England and Scotland increased
100000 or nearly 20 per cent on the
previous amount, representing capital Of
ESQ, ,000, 900. lIe says in Ireland state
Of affairs exists which is well known 10 the
world, but England proper, Is not free
from agitation, and in, Scotland state Of
affairs exists little short OF being as de-
plorable as that Of ireland.
The strong hand OF the Government has
been found necessary already in Scotland,
where several agitators have been arrested
and cast into prison. This action Inns in.
spired the others with extra energy who
want to make capital ont ofthe affair, and
the agitation goes OIL with renewed vigor.
Mr.. Tanner gives m account ofthe several
changes through which this country has
passed during the present century. Not
long ago, he says, most OF the Highland
countries were the scenes OF eyictions on a
wholesale scale, compared to which the
forced emigration OF the Irish peasantry
sinks into insignificance. But from
1865 TO the present time cvictions
on such an extensive scale have ceased,
but still continue OH more moderate
scale, u method almost the same in results
having been substituted. But It has this
advantage to the landlords, it accomplislles
the purpose ina much more quiet manner.
Grazing and other privileges are cmtailcd in
portions Of Scotland. Sheep ranches have
taken the place Of farmers, and those who
have rented them ckcd out a miserable ex-
istence ut all times, but when it was found
that sheep raising was profitable, the
Scotch peasant was sent forth hungry
wanderer. The drain in wool, however,
has led the landlord to still fur.
ther depopulate his estates and
in many cases to substitute deer
for sheep, for which there is an increased
demand. The landlord wished to get rid Of
about IS per cent OF those who cucumber
ed his estates and make room for that spor,
so essential to the makeup Of the English
gentleman. In one year the falling of in
English agriculture was 42 per cent. For six
consecutive years it was 2S per cent.
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PurIlistlc

NEwd YonK, August THE application
for an Injunction; to restrain the police
from interfering with tile glove fight be.
tween Sullivan and %Tug" Wilson, on the
14th inst, was denied, and Sullivan and
Wilson were telegnphed to cease trimming,
the match being indefinitely postponed.
S Joe Acton, champion OF England, defeat.
ed ! Edwin Bibby 9in a aSwrestling match
tonight, Ji ~
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Served Them Right,

PASAMA,%July 29.-The Chilian garrison,
seventy-fonr strong, at Conception, Junin
Valley. were massacreed by the inhabi.
tants. The soldiers i'll treated some women,
hence the action OF the populace. ]
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i.CLSclSSArI, August IA Parkersburg,
WA, special says; At a picnic at Devils
Hole. in Richie county, on Saturday, John
Bradley, who had been trying to stop "a
fight between Jerry Deem and another
man, was shot 1.-THE back by Deem. The
wound Ia said to be mortal, sSs
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wAsulSoroS, D. G., August The CON
firmations by the Senate to-day were:
General Grant and w. II. .Trescott, Com
miss;oners 10 negotiate commercial treaty
with Mexico; VIM. L. ;iWelch,T Of Pennsyl-
yania, U. s. Consul at Florence. u
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Special Dispatch to the Intellscncer.
WAsHlSGToS, August John A. Smell
has been confirmed postmaster Mt Poca,
W.Na. ~ Ili,7, ..5t5s5
{ A patent will issue tomorrow to Wm,
Scott, Of West Virginia, for cultivator
invention. I. n,
COL Ben Wilson left for Red Sulphur
Springs to-day. 5ts 9. Is .!s
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LoulsvlLLE, August "a special from
Frankfort says Mrs. Mat Stephens, Of
South Frankfort, shot herself this morning
at her home. Her physicians say she can.
not recover. .iy 4 :! u q q 81 4 Y
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HRrnhsN EOn.

PARIS, August 7.-sarah Bernhardt pur.
chased for her son the lease Of tho Ambique
Theatre. She gives IS, 900 francs, with 40.
600 francs ias q half years rent in advance.
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TRipoM, August Ali Ban Rhalif, chief
otithe B5Tunisian Insurgents, with i 20, 900
Tunisians, Is encamped on q. hill near the
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
THE PROBLEM OF ADJOURNMENT.
Tbs Senate Loti 10 let 80 ilolds-Au Instructive
! Report on the DteAdtnes OF Agriculture In
3 Great Brltiin-1hs Condition OF Scot.
Gay land worss than Irelaud-Peronal. VI
Special Dispatch to the lntcllIscncer.

Special Dispatch 10 the lntclllgencer.
.eWAslIiSdroN, August 7.--Congress did
not adjourn to-day, as was anticipated, ow.
Ing to the effort on the part Of certain sena.
tors 10 continue the revenue debate. The
disposition to go homo Is general. 1t is
thought tho majority in the Senate arc
afraid to let loose. Vice'Presidcnt Davis
in the vote to-day declared himself ready
to quit. Tomorrow, It Is thought, there
will not be quorum present in the House,
and tho Senate will be doubtful. It is
thought TO be hopeless case, and Congress
will no doubt adjourn. la f,,-te..
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nusINEss BAROMETER.
The Exhibit or tho Exchanges at tho
n Leading Clearing Houses.

q BosToN, Mass, August 7.-From the
Post: The following table shows the total
gross exchanges at "a leading clearing
houses in the United States for the week
apdipv uo,,ef 4. .lrIf, f- s=
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LONGING FOR HOME.
THE plLLY pALLylNa SENATE
RllInE the Houss that has Cleared the Decks for
Adjournmsnt-lndlsnation ManIftsted BY
Soms-rhs Labor Inrtitigation Res.
=. +. olutIon Passed By the Senate.

WASHINGTON, August lin the Senate
to-day few bills were passed, when Mr.
Plumb offered concurrent resolution fol
adjournment sine die to-day at five o'clock
lie asserted that the responsibility for the
extension Of the present session was charge.
able solely 10 the dilatorness OF the House
In the maturing Of the Appropriation bills.
Mr.. Morrill, objected TO the present con.
slderation Of the resolution, in order, as
he stated, to have It lie over for ono duy
under tho rule. Mr.. Cameron, OF Penn.
sylvania, then moved m executive session,
but yielded temporarily 10 Morrill,, who
appealed to the other side TO allow the tax
bill 10 come up and either be voted upon
without further debate or at time
fixed. Mr.. Blair, Chairman OF the Com.
mittce on Education md Labor, called up
the resolution directing m investigation
during recess into labor and strikes.
This is 10 be made by the Committee on
Education and Labor, and is to include
subjects In relation to capital and labor,
wages and hours OF labor, the condition OF
the laboring classes in the United States,
and their relative condition and wages as
compared with similar classes abroad,
with causes and agencies producing the
strikes. The Committee is to recommend
legislation, to remove or modify such
causes and provide against their recurrence,
and is empowered to send for persons and
papers, administer oatlis, md visit by sub.
committees the different points OF the
country.
The resolution was adopted, with IN
amendment offered by Mr.. George, direct.
ing inquiry into the division between labor
md capital Of their joint production in the
United States. e,g
Shortly after o'clock vote was taken
on the pending motion Of Mr.. Cameron,
OF Pennsylvania, for an executive session,
Mr.. Morrill, in the meanwhile insisting
upon consideration Of the tax bill. The
motion prevailed, yeas 81, nays is, all the
negative votes by Republicans. When the
doors reopened the Senate proceeded to
the consideration OF House concurrent
resolution for the final adjournment ON
Saturday, August 5. Mr.. Cameron, of Wis.
consln, moved an amendment fixing the
hour Of adjournmentat IL =. NJ. today,
Monday. Mr.. Salisbury inquired OF Mr.
Morrill, il he intended to cali up the tax
bill and received an affirmative answer.
The amendment was lost, yeas IS, nays 10.
No quorum.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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Ghe gi,telligfttte,r':.:.
=, ,o.. ~ md ~ FourtccniI, strcct.

IL advance statement from Commits
..'., .. Raum's office shows that the aggre.
'a' inte,pal revenue receipts for West
srI,,nja for the year ending June 80, were
,.ssO;6N. ,Ss From Ohio they werc$lS,SS7,- :
sr s%tl and Pennsylvania, SS,T5, ,l00.23.
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SERMON BY REV. T. DEWITT TALMAGE
The High Crime of Not Insuring.


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p NC understanding N town ., that
the spring. will build dwelling east
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-25
For the INDEPENDENT.
SeIfDeceit.

All remember the sins of David,
and the coming of Nathan to him,
and the touching story of the little
eve lamb, and the reply of the King
"that the man which hath done this
shall surely die.n But we may not
know one lesson thereof which MIR
Maurice has brought out, and
which is worthy of being known aud
remembered. This energy OF virtue,
this mighty effort TO get credit with
ones self for lively sense OF right
and hatred of Injustice. who does
not recognize il WHO should not
tremble when he thinks the evils
spirit who prompts tothis consumate
deceit and hypocrisy is near q me p?
am tempted continually 60 fly
from the light which would show
me the foul spotsin my own soul by
projecting them outside of me, and
pronouncing sentence upon them in
another man. This is only putting
the words of Butler in another form
who tell of those who compound
for sins they are inclined to. 10y
damning those they have nn mind
to.
The self deceit of the human heart
is greater than any of Us imagine.
We fancy we are just, by blaming
those who do some kind of injustice
that we are aot tempted To do. or
blame this 90 that man for sins
which are not ours. and then fancy
we are right IN the sight of God.
The heart of man says the prophet
lis deceittul above all things by
which he did not mean he was all the
time engaged in deceiving others,
but was engaged in deceiving him
self, which of all matters is the east
est. No wonder in the prayers for
the visitation of prisoners, there
should be one which asks, give
them a true understanding of them
Selves No wonder in the litany
which is for all, we pray to be deliv-
cred from "our blindness of heart,
| from all the deceits of the world the
| flesh and the devil. 1t is easy to de-
ceive ourselves, and to think we are
righteous, because we find fault
with the sins of others and blame
them most heartily. M.
Hedgesville, w. Va.
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The Pen Beats the Scaipel

II doesn't do to fool with an
editor no how you Tx it. An editor
boards 1T the same hotel with a
young NJ. d who is a great practi-
cal joker. AS the journalist naturally
comes home in the wee sma hours,
the saw bones determined 10 brighten
him by suspending a skeleton in q
particularly dark passage in front OF
Tire editors room. Then the doctor
and some friends hid near by TO
enjoy seeing the quill-driver's hair
rise Instead of this, however, that
m0ulder of public opinion calmly
examined the ghostly relic, made
memorandum on his shirt cuff aud
lett the house again. The doctor
was very much mystitied by this
action, but he understood it ail when
the next morning he looked IN the
paper and saw his name mentioned
IN an item headed, Another Case
for the Coroner!' singular Freak
af i Maniac.
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