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4 Bitter Fight.

CoHoES, \. V, June lO.-Thc Harmony
Mills "stay.oui," begun three months ago,
continues. The suggestion to settle the
dispute by arbitration will be, declined il
formally made 10 the mill managers.
Seventy-tive. additional operatives leave
Cohoes Tomorrow for other points. OF the
5000 striking employees OF the Harmony
Mills not more than 100 are now available
10 start the works. The Relief Committees
funds were exhausted Saturday, and il
evic'ions are forced upon the company's
tenants the suaeripcs of. the operatives
will be great. The Treasurer states ,ha,
the contributions must increase or distri.
buttons will cease almost entirely.
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NOTORIOUS MOI, ,NOrkI,Ir
\ i".hionabiy Dressed Couple in
New York Thcnfrc-


New York Thenirc.
New YoEK, July l0.-Att the Biiou Thea.
tire on Saturday night there was pair ,ha,
attracted some attention. They sat on the
north side OF the house, midway between
the aisles, about eight rows back IRON the
ioot.lights. There was nothing particularly
striking about them. The man was rather
insignificant in appearance. He was slight,
a little undersized, with pale face, and a
Roman nose lie was dressed neatly in
black, with modest scarf. The only
jewclry he wore was scarf pin and a
plain gold chain. Under the seat he oc.
cupied lay small straw hat cnc;rcle,l By
a plain black band. The woman
was pretty, with very graceful
figure. Her dress was' in excellent
taste. I, was black, and quietly but fash.
ionably made. Her hat WIS small round
one, black, and ornanented. with two or
three feathers Of II dark color. She wore
little or no jewelry. In her hapds, which
were unelored, she carried blue and
white feather fan. The pair enjoyed The
performance. They had evidently never
seen "Patience" before. They were intelli-
gent enough 10 appreciate Mr.. Gilbert's
jokes, and they laughed at all oi them a. II
they had never heard them. Yet their
r,irth was never boisterons: it was charac.
te.ized by the same good taste as their
dress. The Two were not. proiuse in their
attentions to each other, although the man
would occasionally G lean over
toward his companion in aa af,ac.
tionate manner. They were evidently
on 10 the!0 best OF fernls, but their
bearing toward each other was rather that
oil n married couple than Of two lovers.
When the last song had been sung and the
curtain had fallen, the couple LEI, the
theatre with the rest OF the audience. The
woman did not take her companion's arm
at frst- At,he door he stopped and lighted
a cigarette. They then turned and walked
down Broadway. AtTwenty.seven,h s,re.t
several painted women and lopd.;alkinr
men Unexpectedly brushed against The
woman. She shrank ins,inctiyelv from
them and took her companions arm as il
for protection: - E-1
do you know that coupler said a voun.
man Just graduated from Yale, who was
walking behind them with friend. "Thev
are Blanche Douglass and Walter Nalley,
who were tried Tor the murder OF Jennie
Cramer," Is s,55fsas E5-r -.
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Ex,en,lon or National Bank Charters.

WASHINGTON, July l0.-In the House
to-day, Mr.. Crapo submitted the confer.
ence report on The bill TO enable National
banking associations to extend their cor
porate existence. In the course OF brief
explanatory discussion Mr.. Randall crit.
cized the provision that the Secretary OF
the Treasury shall suspend the issue oigold
certificates, "whenever the amount OF gold
coin and gold bullion in the Treasury re.
served for the redemption OF us. notes
falls below Sl000O0,0O0." He was not
sure but tina, proviso Disseminated against
silver, and he asked that the bill be recon-.
mitted to the Conference Committee with
q riewto having it drafted in better form.
Mr.. Crapo declined TO yield ior any pur.
pose, and the conference report was agreed
to. Yeas, los; nays, 20. r
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De>eriIsn from the Miners Ranks,

PlrsRuEon,rJ July l0.-Itwl stated upon
good authority this morning that thirty.
two OF the strikers who were formerly
employed. Mansfield in coal and coke com.
pany mines had given up the struggle,
and returned TO work to-day. Despite this
important dcsertion from the ranks, Prrsi-
dent Jones asserts that '!irom present in.
dications the employees will before long
concedcthc miners their old price, He
saws that twentyimen, at the Cherry mine
are working at rs cents n car, which is
equivalent to4 centsp per bushel: t8ft =.
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Excitement Among Ffshrrmep.

GtorHnTEE, Mass, July lo.-Therc is
Considerable excitement among fishery
OR1eT and fishermen, caused by the
F'eiarations 10 put steamers into the
Sa.tyrel catching trade, the fish to be
manufactured into oil aud suano. There
-e eHGS one hundred,menhaden steamers,
~ ~ Tin ! the experiment proves successful
=. WI engage in the uIackeral catching
JIEpLoyment. The steamers have
.Men - ,ssn gu manhaden and the sane effect
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DErEoIT, July l0.-Body OF IN unknown
man was picked up in Lake St. Clair, eight
miles below the canal yesterday, .nd was
brought to this city. He was apparently
about 40, years old. The body had been in
the water some time. -
On Saturday small boat capsized on
Lake Michigan of Muskegon, and two
sailors from the steam barge Hilton, and
three other men were drowned. The body
OF one Of lne men, named Anderson, has
come ashore.
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CINCINNATI, July l0.-A vincennes,
Ind, special says. A train on the Terre
Hau.e and Evansville road broke in two
and caused terrible wreck Yesterday.
Three men we're caught between the cars
and two OF them killed. One OF them is
Frank Conner, OF Tcrre liaute. and the
other is supposed to be James O'Connor.
OF Youngstown, Ohio. r. W. McIntyre,
Of r,ncennes, lostan arm and will probs-
bly, die. ,.- I-...--L. - ;. - -, :
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Ntar Route Trials,

WASHINGTON, July lo.-The taking Of
evidence in the Star Route cases was re-
sumed- today. Judge Wylie announced
that as he had been notified tina. tn e Gov.
ernmentwas not prepared to 60 before the
grand jury to-day, he would dismiss that
body until Wednesday morning. The
prosecution then took up route 10, ,l04 from
Mineral Park to Pioche, Arizona. John
W. Dorsey, the original contractor, assum-
ed this service for S22,9Sa per annum. lie
sub.let i. to Rerdell and the contractors
pay was increased by Saa9,733 and the sub.
contractors pay in proportion. The nun.
Der OF strips was then reduced and for dis
continuances the contractor was allowed
one months extra pay.
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July l0.-A meet.
u. Of Indignation and alarm ut the pro.
vision in the naval appropriation bill "vir-
ina.lg placing navy yards at the mercy Of
contractors" was held in this city this
evening. Mayor Size presided. The speak
efs referred 10 the noted superiority OF
mechanics OF this yard and to the rights OF
property owners who cast their lot here on
aEEoGnt Of the navy yard, both classes Of
whom would be impoverished il the yard
aoss7;. Resolutions were adopted deplor-
,Es the system which seeks 10 have the
Navy department OF great Nation like
1lF: placed under contract.
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ST, Louis, No, July l0.-A Pot Di,patel.
special from Shreveport, La, says: In
Webster parish, NJ. C. Taylor, colored, u
years old, severely beat white boy named
Mcdonald, -and le,l to Arkansas some
days ago. McDonald's father assisted By
J. J. Pickett and John Ammond, pursued,
captured and brought Taylor back, and
then tietI him TO n Tree aud shot him 10
death. The. body was found yesterday,
the bones being picked bare By vultures.
The assassins will be arrested. rls-
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DETROIT, July l0.-An accident occurred
at atColdwa.er on Saturday evening when =
horseman, iamiliarly known as ''Eoc"
Leighton, was st,acke by an enraged stal.
lion; Willie he was in the ac, OF adjusting
the harness about his head the Stallion
knocked hin down, and kneelinr on him
bit oil his under.lip and all the flesh and
skin beneath it, running down under the
point OF the chin. lie then b:, his right
cheek and the back OF his neck, also taxing
hold OF his right hand and sha,,ering the
bones OF several fingers.
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MILWAUKEE. July lO.-J. NJ. Clark, OF
the law firm Of Thompson ( Clark, Of this
city and the Constable Of Pewaukee. wau.
kesha county, were arrested for burglary,
for forcibly entering building Tor the pur.
pose oiseizing goods on a Wi, OF replevin.
The case was discharged by the court, and
now Mr. Clarke will bring in an action for
malicious prosecution against Henry
Thomas, the District Attorney Of wauke.
sha county, who swore out The burglary
warrant. The case creates considerable
interest among lawyers, as both parties are
quite prominent attorneys. tr@r .l-0
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ClScISSATI. July lO-During Storm
this evening two coal shovelers on barge
at the river bank were struck by lightning.
A l.enanan, O., special to the Ga:sitt
says: "a very heavy rain fell this afternoon
and raised Turtle creek TO an unprece-
dentt+i height The reservoir OF the by
draulic works broke and the lower portien
OF the city was inundated. Several small
houses and stables were carried away and
all the bridges in that part OF the city
washed out.
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woman Of doubtful reputation, who pass.
Ell under the name OF Madaline Stiles. She
obtained access 10 his room by IN artlfice
when a QUARREL ensued, which resulted in
his death. The woman claims that Stiles,
who had for some. times been on terms OF
intimacy with her, had made her life un.
bearable by hisdissolu,e habi and cruelty;
AID she had determined to leave him, and
her announcement Of this fac, precipitated
the quarrel Of this morning,
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Nashville, Jnly lo.-Pa.rick W. NAL
ierr, Of Columbia, clerk OF the Bethern
House, was run over and killed BY south
bound traiu q. Louisville depot ut S o'clock
this morning. lie attempted to board the
train while it was in motion and iel! be.
tween the wheels. The deceased was for
merly clerk n, Willilrd's hotel, Louisville.
and the Battle House. Mobile. ~
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TrcsoS, ARA, July lo.-A Fort Thomas
special says "a courier just arrived from
Globe announcing tina. on the sev.
ensh instant forty Apache bucks
attacked the town and we,e
repulsed alter hard fight by
the citizens. The fight lasted half
an hour, during which the Indians tried 10
set fire to several buildings without suc.
cess. One white man was wounded. The
Indian casualties are unknown. The Ia.
dians retreated in the direction Of Pleasan,
Valley aud Salt river.
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Reduction Of Internal Revenue Taxation

WASHINGTON, July. l0.-In the Senate
to-day Mr.. Morrill,, IRON the Finance Com.
mit;ee, reported amendments to the House
bill reducing the internal revenue taxation.
They repeal, after October LIST. 1852, the ad-
ditional duty imposed in 1875 OF taenty.
FIVE per cent on all molasses, and on sugars
according TO the Du.ch standard in color,
imported from foreign countries; to fx the
duly on steel railway bars at twenty dol.
lars per ton and make the duties upon
manufactures IRON hoop, band and scroll
iron the same as those imposed on the
material from which, made. +. l.s
Mr.. Bayard remarked that the amend
menis had not been reported by unani.
nous vote.
The bill with the amendments was
ordered printed.
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hi>>a'!>iied Democrats.

NASHVILLE ', July lo.-Delaga,es arriving
" inc State Convention Of State Credit
tsAiof'a's are dissatisfied with the plat.
y .ofm Of the late Democratic State Conyen.
.oa OF June 20 l,promises TO be we'll AT.
Ma'tu ,;1 lr9m Middle Pennsylvania coun.
~ ~, G anu there is u strong probability that
CS S Convention tomorrow will put out an.
"Sler candidate ior Congress. p. -
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WHAT KENN.A THINKS
ABOUT LARGE APPROPRIATIONS
btibs Tiel.d or the Elrtr and HafLor bili-l S,w
Ihshs for CsiOn.l Den os The Stump this
fLl-Cos,.stsd Eltstiss ta..-Aors.
nsnh Of the Tariff Conml,,Iou.


Special Dispatch to the ln,ellIgcncer.
WASHINGTON, July l0.-Mr. kenna gave
1t as his opinion the other day 10 the cor.
respondent OF the st. Louis GloJe.D Democrat,
that 1t would not be iudiciors to overload
the river and harbor bill, for in case the
country should be overtakcn by panic It
would be very difficult to keep up the
works inaugura.ed. The ST. Louis paper
took Issue with Mr. Kenna on this point
aud argued that the country has reached q
stage Of prosperity that will warrant heavy
appropriations ut this time. Mr. Kenna
tonight reitera,es his statement and
claims that iilarge appropriations are made
at one season they must be increased
from session to session. The period
was dangerous, for should the strikes
become general and the country be driven
into condition OF financial distress much
OF the work that had been initiated would
20 for nausht, and wherever appropriations
were cut down general dissatisfaction would
ensue, resulting in failure OF many enter.
prises that had been undertaken.
The names OF Democrats, including
Ladd, OF Maine, appear in the New York
Sun this morning surrounded by black
border, and among them is the name O;
Ben Wilson, OF West Virginia. The rea-
son wby they are placed in such cor.
spicuous black ,vpe is because they SIM.
rorted what the Sun calls scheme nj
plunder concealed in the naval appropria.
ton bill. And it saws when the time
comes for the election OF the Forty.eipb,b
Congress these len so.called Democrats
should be left u, home. This will give
Col Eenanew theme for discussion IN the
stump.
The House Elections Committee ,b;s
morning resumed the cons;dora,;o, n; III.
contested ease nj S,oro,l g, r,,,ou 49,,
the Fifth district Of Virginia Mr. Cohall
the con,es,ec arruipc in favor Of tho rotten.
ton of his sea, and be;ny sacorand h,. b;s
counsel, ex. Congressman Jobn Goode II,
Callins Chairman n; ,ba cowm;,,oo ,,.-
sided 7, soon. - ha ,Io ;n,a.,;o. ~
Republicans To exert their r,mos, eeo-ts
IN se,t all Pan,l, ,,;.o, .on,o.,o,,. ,h;,
session If uossible snd N del,v Tho .d.
iournmen, II necs.s,,v n occonnI;sb ,bo;r
obiec,
Tb. ,econvsn;rr NJ N. n;.,,;., ca,d
jury has thrown ss,vsra, Senators i,,o !,
condition q; ,arrors ,,,-ahons;o, ,o-
cans. nj rurorv t,sa,r c;ror,.,;,, o;,a,.
;,,;,ro,;,, ,,,o;, on,,,,;a;,,. III, g..
Rou,. frouds and ,b,, ;r,,;c,,,sr,s ,,o,Id
follow Tho ss,,to-s romod :, ,h;. 80,
nec,iop are Kellogg, In,,olls pIrmh a.,
N,,ey : rno,b,ns n,bor. d., a.. go
nj III. er;dsnc. or.;r., ,ha,n ~ ,ria, :,
onorn,s % oo,ro, I,a s..;.;sa,,.;,.. -.
,,;r.J
Tho,h,oo w..
- -. n.;,,, ~ 49, ~ ~
Cra.nho.,au ~ ~. .a 80
n,h,;..n. - a.. -. ~ ~ w. -, -
;.,o,.a Co.,,,;..as A. pa.,,. CLs
I'm ~ ~
Wasb;n,,on noo,,e o-e much ,,sosod
r;,,, IL. ..,;o - A.
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lhs gntelligenfsn.
-. .; and - fourteenth Streri.
.,,s, Rails mud the Tariff.

,usr.Irm Washington indicates the
,. - ol the bill that proposes to reduce
l,,r on steel rails from IS to $50 per
W nj. a sauAry movement Eight
W. w., lirje enough to take otfan article
,,;,y. = monopoly in this country.
1-E..t,ner Works comprise n syndicate
b,., ,r,pc,t-l by a patent and SIS duty.
=, r,lica,e monopolizes the so-called
~ '.rs, or steel ores, which include the
ts, ,I,ke Superior and Missouri ores.
~, ~ n, ap the price Of these ores on all
49,, i r,rl!.dufers west OF the noun.
' - N,,s !.ir patent and their protec-
.,.1 ,t,,, ,h.r c.a iso;I TO nd these ores
Ssr S.-orJ ist ,sI,iye price Of pig iron. This
.t.r l,re jc1e lot years past. They have
,.,i. ,.', / I..oateIy perilous for the blast
[,.,-s 10 con.rar: Tor a years supply Of
All h.ye OCCASIONALLY subjected them
- bsIry l0s%s, The SIS duty is what Is
ag,l var duty. |, was put on when
..-J J,a;ls we're worth $50 to Sl75 per ton,
j. gher words, in the infancy OF the busi.
pa. and in the inflated days Of the war.
|, therefore oa; Of all proportion to pres.
81, pt;c,s Steel rails have fallen over 200
e, rsn, s.uce the SIS duty was put on.
TAtr have since been sold as low as $40 in
NJ. country. Bat Tor this inordinate duty,
by a patent, or rather the
,s.tai supplemented by this duty, the
,,.e Of Ecssemer ores would be from 3 TO
! less per ton than they are to-day.
This is no; case where the principle
evolved in protection applies. The article
/, patented article and the duty should
ave allen y,arii I.aau with the decline in
he to-. OF produc;ion-at least aPpro1i-
rLe,y ~.
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awaited with Interest

j, ''L%ArEEE, July lO.-The Treasurer OF
'nr international Cigar Makers Union.
%"G nave Oeeh Keeping the strikers in
'lnls, 'L:@ :, refuses TO do 50 any longer. This
vii likely produce war insi,,s ,ha r,;a.
The Union OF misappropriat;%on % az rsa,Is. ,ha
osltf ~. ha,Id II is held that the flow OF mon.
y I,,, rom the Eas; will shortly be resumed - ,
''s'e''pments are awaited with intprest :
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VIII l.caHr tue 'I,uInIi

'sr. Louis, lnly lO.-Rev. DR.. George A .
Lotion, pastor OF the Third Baptist Church
whose erradc condition on a train recently
occas'oned so much scandal, has rcsipced
his .ras,orste. He will present his iareweII
sermon next Sunday. He will Also ie,,.,
me ministry, and it is intimatel he will 90
intobnsiness in this citv.s!. IgtTl.I. . Z :
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St.Lagls, July 10.-An assignment has
b'+n naas by the reckham Iron Company,
Ch2Hts freely, President. The assets
aRoun; 10 Sl32 900. All the hypothccstes,
u a!ditiou TO the premises, machinery,
etc, bave been conveyed TO secure the pay.
arai Of lots for $4,000. and the liabilities
Ie Tot yet known.
C. Il. Albert 4 Co., 4 commission firm,
tsye ililed TO call ior margins. Owing to
tier customers failing 10 respond, they de.
rhied to suspend. They were short on
sAea;, corn and oats. 1t is expected that
they will meet their obligations in full.
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CHICAGO, July lo.-sevier county, Ark,
was the scene Of tragedy recently which
resulted in the death Of gneSt n, the
house Of George and West McCrayen, uey
killing him for his money. In arrestny
me murierers constable was accideptly
Killed By one oil the arresting party and
George McCraven was shot dead by n
denniY. - -, ~ - :! -
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rer,nan~n, ">it.- Opeu..

HARTFORD, CoSS., July lo.-The COM
pos'tors who demanded an advance with.
out giving weeks notice, which the rules
OF the Office require, ,.were discharged, and
VT Will not be again employed at any price.
ms action makes places ior printers who
may make arrangements with the pub
iisiiers ior permanent situation.
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Flour for ErnxiIg,

NEW " ! ORR, July lo.-rhe regular weekly
steamers :. IAN are now sailing for Brazil from
Newport Sews, the tidevs,er terminus of
the Chesapeake & Ohio system of roaIs
@ .iogr laden; Inc steamers on Saturday
I: IooS out 1900 barrels OF ilous, milled at
i.icnmond irolN this years wheat from the
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CHATTANOOGA, TesX, July l0.-lIosea
Green, an iron worker, separated from his
wife for long time, met her in the streets,
seized her round the waist, and asked
whether she preferred death or to;live With
nm. sne replied that she preferred death,
Whenupon Green cut her throa; with a
razor. Shewi!l probably die. 2s-ess-l7s-'
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MILWAUKEE, July l0.-A party. Of Eng
llsh capitalists here are negotiating for the
purchase OF 10000 acres Of laad in South.
efh Minnesota from the Chicsyo, Milwau:
kee x s.. Paul railway. The purchasers
contemplate monster lend epecnli,ion
which will. be coi,-tlnims;e,! ij,is wctt
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AN EDITORS DUEL.
AuTTLENEwsPAPER CONTROVERSY
sensihiss that II Liable to Happen 10 lny News.
paper Aaa-TWs LouIsviils IdItors Enpiy
their Revolver At Each Othsr Without
Ssrisui Hnset-Bad NarksuAAlhIp. gF

LOUISVILLE, Ky., July l0.-The afternoon
Poa OF Saturday contained a noticeof the
death Of the World newspaper, TO which
John b. Gaines, the World editor, took ex.
ception. To-day Gaines issued n dodger
In which Col Sears, the editor Of the PoH,
was denounced as coward, drunkard,
etc. Late this afternoon the two men met on
the street when Sears hit Gaines over the
bead witha cane. Gaines drew "a revolver,
Sears did the same, and both men began
firing, ceasing only when their revolvers
were empty. One shot took effect, and that
on Sears foot. 4 tremendous crowd a,
once collected, and the two principals in
the encounter gave themselves up and went
at once 10 jail. - -
The wonder seems to be that both Gaines
and Sears were no. more seriously hurt,
as when the former fired he was at very
close quarters, and Col. Sears is known to
be very good shot, even ut long range.
Col. Sears wound is not serious one. lie
had, however, a narrow escape, as bullet
passed through his pants pocket, cutting
the cloth but not grazing the skin.
Gaines was bruised about the head BY
the cane. The scalp was cut slightly, but
he was not severely hurt. He remarked
TO the crowd which gathered around him
at the station house, "Well, gentlemen,
this is only a little newspaper controversy.
and something that is liable TO happen 10
any newspaper man." s=t.g, u &.
10th gentlemen were released on bail
shortly after their arrest. l lu'..- g,gg
Capt. G. ". Beach was shot by stray
bullet while standing in the front door Of
his notion store on Jefferson, Just above
Fifth. The ball struck his left arm, intlict-
ing a flesh wound which bled, but is not
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Nt* iOEE, July lO.-The Railway
''Sisht Grievance Committee OF the Board
.! y Trade and Transportation favor n law
sS!As , citizens the right OF pcremptory
nIIaIainus ~ compelling railway companies
'ns freight ea '0' ''i"afu'
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Calc.do, I July l0.-At S. o'clock this
morning Charles n. Stiles, Tor many ysars
a caller on The Coal Board, and a Well.
known man in Board OF Trade circles, was
sho: over the heart aud instantly kill,ie BIZ
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Troy. N.ff!. .Inly lO.-The church
council I" Try EeY. CIR simons Baptist
pastor q. tii, cnbps,i, MT 10 Isy. Letters
written written by III" i,astrr to a Young lady of
iils hyrk We're real. ..rIt <rL titierions
rl,hrse iyii!g and ,ltrcit, az / wri.inr love
Letters. - g.!ss., 80 '''''o ivy ivy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-11

pFrEo'r, Ai'cn.r July lo.-A l.borinr
man name: l:nry Wrimar. aged 10 his
morning Deliberately tlirw h,,asel, in.
front Of All incoming it,in md was in.
stantly lillci, He !taves. il.ree children
It is supposed 10 be. a clsc o. deliberate