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Political A,,e,.ment Boom.

WASHINGTON, July 2-Attorney- General
Brewster has rendered an opinion on the
issue raised between George William Cur
tis and Representative Hubbell, president
of the Republican Congressional Commit
tee, on the subject of political assessments,
in which be holds that member of Con-
gress is not an officer of the United States.
So that gift to him for campaign pur-
poses does not fall within the statute regu-
lating political assessment. The opinion
will be laid before the Cabinet meeting on
Tuesday. '.n q. e..
Washington special: The work of
voluntary assessments" goes on in spite
of the newspapers. The replies to the first
broadside OF circulars have been more
liberal than ever before. One member of
Congress has given 5000, and among
other donations is one from George Will
lam Curtis 1t has been the custom OF
the committee to send out a second
circular to those who failed to respond
at first, so as to allow another
chance to q volunteer contributor, and this
second appeal is now about to be circulat-
ed, A rumor is heard that a considerable
share Of the fund is to be appropriated to
insure Republican" (that is, Cameron)
success in Pennsylvania. 1t will no doubt
be grateful news to many Republicans who
have contributed to the fund, or are about
to do so, to learn that their money will be
spent in part to punish the Pennsylvania
lndependentS.
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WASHINGTON Pa
Death ola Noted Citizen
Spectdl Dispatch 10 the RepisteT.

WASHINGTON, Pa, July 23.-Teday Wash
ington buried one OF her wealthiest and
most respected citizens, Mr.. George Nor
gan, who was stricken with parylisis on
last Wednesday, and died at his residence
on Saturday. Mr.. Morgan belonged to the
well-known Morgan family, whose history
is closely connected with that Of Western
Pennsylvania. He was grandson Of Col.
George Morgan, who. was member OF the
firm of Whatton, BayRton & Morgan, which
traded extensively with the Indians prior
to the Revolution, with headquarters at
Pittsburgh. Coz. Mergan.was very intluen-
tial among the Indians, by whom he was
named "Tamanend," deceased Delaware
chief.
Dr.. John Morgan, a noted physician OF
Philadelphia, and brother of Col. Morgan,
purchased large tract of Land in Washing
ton county, which afterwards constituted
the Morganza estate, upon which the Nor
ganza Reform Schools ARE now located.
Col. Morgan became the possessor OF
these lands imbroved and named them.
They afterwards came into the possession
of George Morgan, father Of the deceased
The deceased and his brother, ID. L. Nor
gan, who is still living, were extensively
engaged in the grocery business in Pitts
burg, in 1Sa2, but removed to this place
about eight or ten years later. He has
been living 8 retired life for some time and
leaves a widow who is daughter OF the
late Judge Baird.
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. Remarkable Proceeding.

LOUISVILLE, July 22.-A Frankfort dis:
patch 10 the Courier-Journal says: Had
Charles Dickens been here yesterday he
would have witnessed most extraordinary
scene in the life of convicts worthy his
graphic and ameliorating pen. At IL o'clock
this morning SO convicts, converted by
Evangelist Barnes, with the requisite num-
Der OF guards armed with Spencer's rites,
passed out of the penitentiarY gate in two
large wagons, destined for the wharf. Ar.
riyfng there, Rev. Mr.. Thorpe, chaplain of
the prison, administered to the oonyiots
the rites of baptism. H. was truly an af-
fecting scene to see these prisoners of state
accent the outward manifestation Of the
divine grace while under the eye of the
guards carrying their deadly weapons.
Nearly all are serving out their sentence,
while several of them are sentenced for
lifa
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Rnmors of RaiIroader., Strike.

BRADFoRD, Pa, July 22.-It is rumored
that there will be general strike among
the employees OF the New York, Lake Erie
and Western railroad in short time.
Two years ago the company promised
their men an advance of ten per cent. as
soon as business recovered. The employees
think the road is experiencing boom in
the freight business and want the promised
raise. The freight brakemen and fsgmen
of the eastern division of the road on the
18th forwarded a petition to the officers OF
the road, asking for restoration OF the
twenty cents per day some time ago 40,
stracted from their wages, and which it
promised to restore when business i'm
proved. They asked that the petition be
granted or refused on or before the 10th
inst. The 10Th has come and gone, and the
men are receiving the same wages as be-
fore
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Blood ON the Moon.

DUNBAR, Pa, July 22.-Early yesterday
morning, as the members Of the O.. A. X.
were waiting on the train for Gettysburg, Q
dispute arose between DIR. Walker and ID.
A. Byers about money affair. Byers took
refuge in the southwest station and Walker
waited tor him out side with stone:
When the train came Byers came out, and
had il not been for the Intervention OF the
crowd, Walker woIld have assaulted him,
but Walker wEs kept back and Dr. Shepler
took the stone from him. Walker content
ed himself by cursing Byers and calling
him names until the train started, when
he went for sbepler. Shepler stopped st
Rsid's store, and Walker called him every.
thing, offering to fight with pistols or any
other way, but shepler did not couie out:
John Lancaster took Welkef away. and
Shepler then went homs. II Is thought ths
matter will not end here.
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Ohio Crop Rep0rt.

CoLuNRus, July 23.-Secretary Chamber
lain, of the Ohio Board OF Agriculture,
gives the following estimates, condensed
from /, 100 reports received from township
correspondents to July 20 and 2I. Fruit Is
compared with the full crop of 1880. other
crops with July OF last year; wheat lN
per cent. or 80. 2S3, 900 bushels, against 37,.
5S1 900 last year; corn 90 per cent
or 66,5OO,O00 bushels, against 1900.
OOe bushels in 1881 and 05,5Oo0OO
in 1880; barley 80 per cent; oats liz per
cent; timothy hay l3l per cent; clover
81 per cent. pastures l23 per cent; pota-
toes 1877 per cent. tobacco S5 per cent. ;
apples IS per cent; pears 40 per cent.
peaches 3S per cent. grapes 81 per cent:
corn, though 80 per cent. OF last year, Is
only 60 per cent Of full crop, even with
good weather from now on. June LIST
apples promised G6 per cent: They have
fallen badly, and are still falling and may
not make quarter crep. The weather
was fine the past week, and the wheat Is
nearly all harvested in prime condition.
Oats are beginning to rust somewhat. The
weather Is now fine for corn and oats.
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A wheeling Lazy Peisoetd ~ Bsa.
line PllI.DFfvcS.

DENSIsoS, o., July R.-An almost tatal
mistake OF a New P6lIadeiphia druggist oc-
Cured Yesterday Mrs. Thomas Sergeant
of Wheeling, who 10 visiting at the resi-
dence Of her mother on North Broadway,
was taken sick and sent her husband 10 Q
drug store for some paregoric. He took
the medicine home, and Mrs. Sergeant took
dose Of IL and laid down to sleep. Some
of the family. in trying TO arouse her, be-
came greatly alarmed TO find her in IN un.
conscious condition. Dr. Wilson was sum.
moned, and in making an examination OF
seme OF the medicine taken, found that
the druggist had by mistake given lauda-
mum instead of paregoric. An antidote
was given, and il took nearly half day TO
bring the lady to consciousness. she Is
now recovering, but 1t was avery close
call
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rreisht HsudIery strike.

New York, July 22.-There is no change
in the situation OF the strike Of the freight
handlers. Money is still sent TO the strikers.
The railroads claim the bottom has fallen
out OF the strike. A truckman named
Johnson sued the Merchant Transportation
Company for the loss Of two days time In
shipping freight, and recovered $40.
JERSEY CRY, n. j., July 22.-The treas
urers Of the Jersey City Freight Handlers
Union held meeting to-day and reported
$2,7SG on hand. Delegates were appointed
to attend meetings OF the Trades Union
Executive Committee in New York every
Sunday afternoon.
New YORK, July 22.-The Freight
Handlers Unions Of New York and Jersey
City have issued an appeal for help, to
enable them to hold out against the railroad
company
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FrightFnI Roller E,n,o.,

ttAN,iALlN, NM PA, July 22.-I.ast evening
DoIsr ISl IN use at the drilling well Of
hIneman Of the Fee & Hunkle farm
!, ~ ",,:eS ; east OF this city, exploded with
9.s sotce' destroying the encine-house
Sr,l.CN. Hal. \ piece of the boiler struck a
'ason that was passing at the time
~ rueSLoyIng it and hurling the driver
|TIgSSS iISS OF forty feet, iniuring him bad
ue h9rses were uninjured. The canSe
"a PIoslon is unknown. The Wort.
~ 'I.. tne we'll had wonderful escspe
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Raal 0noe Mare.

'For ten years my wife was confined 10
her bed with such . complication Of dis
eases that NO doctor could tell what was the
matter or cure her, and I used up small
fortune in humbug stuff. Six months ago
/ saw U. s. flag with Hop Bitters on it.
and thought would be fool once more.
tried it, but my folly proved 70 be wis
dom. Two bottles cured her, she is now rs
strong as any man's wife. and ii, cost me
only two dollars. Such folly pays"-H
W. Detroit Mich.-FSre Prcss.
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Caught by y Failing Tree.

noon, while Piatt Campbell, who is in the
employ of 5. II. 4 X. Baker, near Armagh,
Indiana county, was telling timber, tree
lodged against another, and while in the
act of telling the second, was caught under
both trees, the under one resting across his
body. 1t was some time before he could
be taken from his perilous situation, as
both were large trees. He was still living
at last accounts, but cannot survive. MIR.
Campbell is brother of DR.. Campbell, OF
the same county, and is married man and
highly respected.
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The Conference Committee.

WASHINGTON. July 22-The conference
committee on the river and harbor bill
made an earnest effort to agree to-day, but
accomplished nothing and adjourned until
Tuesday. The SECOND conference on the
legislative bill was held to-day, and all but
two or three of the amendments agreed to
and the report closing up thus far will be
submitted on Monday. The deficiency bill
is still in conference. The amendment
giving Senators milage for special sessions
being the only point OF difference.
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Killed I'm "A RaW.

New BLOOMFIELD, Pa, Suly 2&-Sherman
Miller, hotel keeper'at Millerstown, Perry
county, was killed last night by VIM. Wag-
ner. A white man and negro were quar-
rellng. and Wagner took sides with the
negro. Afterwards Wagner entered
Miller's bar-room, Bnd Miller attacked him
for defending the negro, and then struck
him. In the fight which enSued, Wagner
shot Miller dead. Miller's son then tried
IN shoot Wagner
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WHEELING w. VA MONDAY MORNING. JULY "a. 1882

room and the windows opening from it
were crowded. A few persons remained in
the parIors, at the opposite end of the hotel
and an equally small number braved the
dew on the central piazzas, bat they were
very few, indeed. The stranger at the
White is quickly made ~cognizant of one
fact, VIZ That ballroom introduction Is
not an admission to the circle OF lady,s
acquaintanoes. This was illustrated this
morning. A young gentleman had been
presented to and danced with a popular
young lady at the ball, and this morning
approached her with the mornings usual
compliments, to be met with q chilling
rebuff. and the ubsequentinformation that
the lady did not know him.. When he
was finally formally presented to this aspi-
rant to the honors OF belledom she never
remembered having seen him before.
Premiuent People. .
The White invariably attracts large
number Of guests from among prominent
people and this year already shows well in
this respect. Quite number has already
come, and engagements have been made
by many more. have made several
sketches of them, silhonettes in pencil,
and will infllct you next time. l will only
say, now, that the two French mobiles have
gone. Grant, Don Cameron. Blaine, Han
cock, Baysrd, Arthur and Oscar Wilde
have engaged rooms, and Talmage, who
will preach here tomorrow, will leave on
Monday for the Sunday school Lsashszing-as-
ChatauQua. L.
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WillThey Fight.

NEW YORK, July 22.--Richard X. Fox,
Tug Wilson's backer, will not consent to
Billy Maddens proposition on behalf OF
Sullivan for the battle ground, but will
agree that the fight shall take place in Mis-
siSsippi or Louisiana, or will name three
places where the battle will be decided.
Harry Hill will be the final stake holder.
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The Nicaraugua Canal.

CHICAGO, July GA San Francisco
special SAYS that on receiving news of the
favorable report on the Nicaragua canal
bill, the Beard of Trade met and telegraph
ed TO all the Pacific Coast representatives at
Washington, and Mr.. Kasson, OF Iowa, to
have the bill taken up by the consent of
the House, if possible, and insure prompt
action before the adjournment. The Port
land, Oregon, Board, will also take some
sr,ch action
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hours Miscreants are still occasionally
caught with cotton balls in their posses
sion, saturated with petroleum. ~
Latest from the Front.

caught with cotton balls in their posses
sion, saturated with petroleum.
Latest from the Front. T..
LoNpoE, July 23.-The Observer, in, 0
special edition prints the following: A
proclamatien issued by the Khediye, asks
the people TO- assist the English, who 1T
says are promoting the real interests OF
Egypt:
understood the English. and French occu-
patton OF Port Said Is projected. No water
Is supplied to- the public In Alexandria
since noon, yesterday.
Admiral Seymour has ordered the ma
chinery Of all the cotton presses to be used
in eondensing water.
The Observer says: 1--WE understand on
Wednesday last an ultimatum was sent to
the Sultan, asking him to state whether he
was willing to send troops to Egypt and
that it was upon the receipt o. evasive
reply to the ultimatum that the govern
ment decided the time for further delay
had passed"
LAvALETrA, MALTA, July 23.-The troop
ship 0rontes has sailed for Alexandria with
no infantry, 81 mules and carts, and stores.
snIA, July 2&IThe Indian government,
replying to a Telegram from England.
Egyptian campaign could be embarked
within fortnight or three weeks. ~.
Rranee M0yfnE. sa.
- Asfs, JURY z3.-Measures for the pro
lection of the Suez Canal were discussed at
the Cabinet Council to-day and the neces-
sary credit will probably be moved in the
Chamber of Deputies tomorrow. De Frey.
cinet. President of the Council, had a long
conference with 4ord LYONS British EN-
bassador, to-day.
At Cairo. r
WASHINGTON, Jnly 23.-The Acting Con-
sui General of the United States in Egypt
telegraphs Secretary Frelinghuysen from
Alexandria, to-day, as follows: II remained
ut Cairo up to the last mome%. Our re-
cords and my personal effects there are
lost. All the American citizens. are saved.
General stones family insisted on remain
ing at Cairo, and their destiny is unknown.
Communication is now interrupted.
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The CIeYeInn,l s,-aL.

= I' a. 10 July 23.-President Jarrett
n "ntf..aalgamated 81 "a Association, saws the
snsc,s5 80 .Ie men at Cleveland is Just what
M. psr'eu, IN view Of the fact thar thir.
\ IN MA resumed last week, and that
'iII ;s committee arrive here to.morrow
\ os instruct = them TO accept the promo
sDS % ne CIevel and Rolling Mill Com.
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The Arrears Rent Bill.

LONDON, July 22.-At a meeting OF the
conservative peers at Lord Salisbury's resi-
dence yesterday, to consider the course to
be adopted on the arrears rent bill, Sails
bury Stated that in consequence OF the
gravity of foreign affairs, he could not rec
omnend the peers to bring about crisis
on a domestic question by rejecting the
hill r
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Gars h ataekinRs.

PmLapuSmI, July q Gilbert Bah. the
President of the Seventh yard Republican
club, an organization Of colored men, is tn
trouble. Gilbert gave ball at bis saloon
the other hight, and because ni0 Annie
Junior, cofored damsel, entered the ball
room without wearing any stockings, shs
was summarily bounced BY the proprietor.
Niss Junior now sues for assault snd bat
tery, and Gilbert has been held under $50
for a hearing
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Hahn, ChfuarnaR.

V1CroRtA, B. c., July 22.-The Chinese
company is preparing to erect workshops
and wharyes here to manufacture clothing,
boots and shooes, tinware, cigars, and other
articles, and to enter into competition with
white firms. The intention creates seri-
ous feeling of alarm, as white labor can
not compete with Chinese.
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A &amblinE Sult.

New YORK, July 22:-In the suit Of
Henry Stedeker against Henry o. Bernard,
Henry X. Taft and Theodore Smart, to re-
cover the value of s., 600, a check given by
Bernard to Stedeker to cover losses in play
ing poker in Baltimore, Judge Van Hazen
gave Judgment for Stedeker, but for want
of proper verifcation, it is little more than
a technical error, which can easily be rem,
edied. Judgment cannot be considered
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ACnrnerin Granite.

ST. LOUIS, July 22-The statement is made
on good authority that individuals who
ruled and controlled the actions of the old
macadam ring are now laying their plans
TO control all dealings in granite Tor city
purposes. There are but six deposits OF
granite in this State now accessible by rail,
and four of these are already in the hands
of one set Of men.
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A Brutal Teacher.

MARLBoRo. MASS, July 22-Felix Febro,
aged years, died. tonight, from disease
school teacher, two months ago. The boy
has been sick ever since. Ter
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Rank stntement.

New YORK, July 22.-Loans, increase,
S, ,356 5000; specie, decrease, 81 ,677 800;
legal tenders, decrease, Sass, 500; deposits,
increase, s., ,259, 400; circulation, decrease,
$45. 400; reserve, decrease. $2,46l 900. The
banks now hold S, ,04S, ,9o0in excess OF legal
requirements. 10 - sd
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Refused n New Trial.

GREENsBuRG, Pa, July 22.-Hanging is
not played out in Westmoreland county
yet. Judge Huker has just refused Silas
Gray a new trial. Gray was convicted OF.
murder in the first degree at the last term
of court the victim being Mrs. Mary Nc
Curdy.
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Drowned.

BALTIMORE, July 23.-John H. b. Lath-
robe, son of John II. B. Lathrobe,a leading
member of the Baltimore bar, was drowned
at the ferry bar, near this city, this after
noon, while bathing. He was taken with
cramp He was brother of ex-Mayor Fer
dinand C. Lathrobe, and was thirty'six
years of age.
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ne Irsa MsBIera.

BaooxLYx, n. Y, July z2-Ths national
Convention Of iron moldsfs, which has bsen
In session for the Last two weeks W0and
up business to-day. and delegates 10 the
number Of 400 left for their homeA Tie
convention held Its sessions With eIoced
doors. The business was principally
routine. Nothing Of special interest was
trnusacted
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Delaware Politics.

WILMINGTON. DkE, July 22.-The result
of the Republican delegate elections
throughout the State, to-day, seem TO in
sure the nomination OF Albert II. Curry,
stalwart, for Governor, at the convention
to be held in Dover, next Thursday. -
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Withdrawn.

LITTLE Rock. ARK. %July 22.-At meet
ing Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee to-day, Rev. James Dinton, nomi-
nee for Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton, was withdrawn on account ofEcharges
efecting his management of the Peabody
fund -
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National Conyeution Of Iron MoIders.

BROOKLYN, July 22.-The national con-
vention of iron molders, which has been in
session the lastt two weeks, wound up its
business to-day, and the delegates TO the
number of 400 left for home. They held
sessions with closed doors. The business
was principally routine, and nothing OF
special interest was tran sacted.
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tsn, Sso July 2,-Michael Olkerman
the tba'ysslx, s,SN died, this morning of iocE.
\ e eHect OF a slight wound in tba
"On' a TOY pistol on the 4th of Jply
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Chinese Enterprise in British CoIum.
hia

VICTORIA, July pa Chinese company
is preparing to erect workshops aud
wharves here, TO manufacture clothing,
boots and shoes, tin ware, cigars, and other
articles, and to enter into competition with
the white firms The intention creates a
serious alarm, as white labor can not COM
pete with Chinese.
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= BArnnolK. July 22-John II. B. Letrobe.
jr., young lawyer, son Of John H B. La
trobe, Leading member Of the Baldmors
bar, was drowned at ferry baf near this
city this afteFnooo, while bathisG he
Was taken with Q cramp. He was . broth
er Of ex-Mayor Ferding C. LAtrobe. Ass
30 years. gs - gs.ss 49,
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Another Strike.

NEW YoRk, July 22-The deck hands and
firemen of the Albany line of steamers
have demanded an increase Of wages, and
were discharged a t
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RAae Rall.

CHICAGO, July e3.-Chicagos, s; Cleye'
lands, 5.
PrrrsBuRGE, July 22.-Cineinnatis, 8;
Alleghenys, 3.
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Serious Accident.
Special Dispatch 10 ne Register.

WESTON, W. Va, July pa serious
accident occurred, yesterday lat Woodford's 5
Weston Touring mills. VIM. Tracy, q
miller, was hoisting wheat on the elevator.
when large sack fell upon him, crushing
him to the ground and inficting serious
internal injuries.
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FIRE RECORD.

'CIsSNTI July 23-A Commercial
al from ZsneSville, O., says: One Of
host destructive fires that ever occurred
InsSville broke out this morning, at 5
lk. in the Brown Manufacturing Com.
; WORKS, and resulted in the complete
'uctlon Of the bhilding, material.
machinery. The reservoir having
emptied for the purpose
laning on Friday. there was no water,
fhe hremen could not work with good
: The building was a three story
and cost when built, pine years ago,
I'D. Two hundred men are thrown out
P."yment, The total loss is Sl25, ,OO6;
lance $iOOOO.
l>HlIN"roS VILLAGE, +. l, July 23.-The
nt'on Mills were burned last night.
-, $40; insured for half.
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Fight BrOkenUn

kr SSafl, ,S.a July 22.-Huster and Frob-
4 AZ ~ ~ young men, engaged in a pr;1a
.foraSt C5eek last night. One rnnn5
'Sn' and the police interfered
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Want more Wages.

NEw York. July 22.-The deck hands and
fremen of the Albany line of steamers de-
manded an increase Of wages and were dis
missed.