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Healthy signs Of i.roxress-A RascaiIJ
se.iur n Machine Agent--Personals. q

Healthy signs Of i'roxress-A Rasca1Iy
sesiug Machine Agent-'ersonaIs. =
Correspondence cfths IattIiJtncsr.
WESTON, W. Va, July 20.-Lewis county
is at present surely but rapidly undergoing
period OF successful aud enterprising
development such as has never been known
before in her history. Farmers are more
and more engaging III the raising Of .nne
stock, the, more thorough cultivation and
Improvement their iarins, the adoption
and use OF labor saving machinery, aud in
every progressive movement that modern
science devises.yy,G am, sale in saying a
larger amount Of iarfd machinery has
already been sold IN this county this season
than during the entire two Or three years
p"cs. County superntsndsnt West announces
that a Teachers Institute will be held at
this place on the 20!h Of August, 10 be
conducted by Prof. Thomas L. Hodges, OF
Moryantown. The regular annual exaini.
nation for teachers will be held the Tues.
day following. YI.St 3.''
James l.. Barry, owho has been for some
time in the employ Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, was recently arrested
in Braxton county on charge Of assauting
1.-Two woman. Escaping from the officer,
he went TO Addison, got on.a glorious
drunk, and finally took horse belonging
TO another man and made himself scarce.
The company loses some money by his act.
VIM, O. Curtis lost an envelope contain.
Ing $3.50 near Castor, a few days since. ,
There has been large number Of srang.
ers In town during the past week, and
among them q party Of gentlemen from
Wheeling on tneir way % the mountains
for recreation. -. .f...,..
Mr.. Hancher, the artist, returned yester-
day from business anu pleasure lripto
the healthy OAKLAND country.
Prof. J.C. Deyipe and +. II. Crago are
here and will give a entertainment IN the
town hall this evening. IL ~ ..r
Mrs. Mary Lack,y' Of Indiana is visit
Mert Mcdonald. Of Clerksburs, was
shaking hands with frtendshsre this week,
K. J. Simpson, E4q,, Is at huntington.
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Nix. PoRTER's letters from Germany to
the New York tribune will attract as
much attention and be as value as his
leheBirom England, which have made q
marked impression and strengthened the
cause Of protection. The Tribune, com
mcatiug on Mr.. Porter's. second letter
iron Germany, says: u
Iiermau manufacturers during the free
tFSte period exhibited rapid decline, and
II Sn nOtuntil the protection system was
proposed and adopted that the recovery
became peCcptibe. This statement re-
rtlyes Il remarkable confirmation in the
statistics OF the production Of iron ore, pig.
iton and finished iron and steel. stagna-
ilou has gwen place 10 activity, furnaces
that were blown out under Free Trade
have been rslighted, and q prodigious i'm
pulse has been given to large class Of in.
lustrieS. The advantage possessed by
English manufacturers in the proximity OF
beds NJ coal and iron has been overcome,
and the GermNn iron trale Is now flourish.
ing wofkmen aud capitalists sharing in
The benefits Four years Of protection
lave added 30 per cent TO the number ol
wltkmtn employed, 81 per cent TO the az
srteste amount Of wages, IL per cent to
.heave'd age wages paid to each workman,
and Is per cent to the dividends.
From 1872 to 1872 Germany tried free
trade. To-day she is for protection, and
the benefit to her home industries vindi'
ealcs the wisdom Of the new departure
Her assault on the Americsp hog, disin
Eeuors though ii be, Is measure oi pro
lection extended TO her native swine IN,
dustry.
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CArRo, July 9o.-1t is said that unless
the English authorities take the direction
Of affairs the checking ofthe spread of
cholera will be hopeless. Even the sim
pltst sanitary arrangements are neglected.
The funeral system ~ mpst obnoxious.
The cerpses are encael Ia very slight
coiliup, carried through the crowded streets
on mems shouldtrs. The clothes Of per.
sons dying in hospitals are oftenfstrlpped
of and taken ior wearing purposes hy
relatives, While a man stricken with
cholera was on his way yesterday iu q cart
to the hospital, the driver stopped; opposite
cafe and gave the invalid drink from a
water bottle rsed by customers Of the
place. A few minuts aiterwlui thu. sick
man died opposite the largest Gale in
Cairo. The only pIgcaution taken In this
case was TO sprinkle = little chloride Of
lime on the cOrpse. The cart then put.
sued Us way.
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IRON AND STEEL COMPANY FAILs.
The Manchester Corporation Gives up
the eGhost-LiabiIiiIess $500, 900.


the eGhost-LiabIIiiIes $500, 900.
PlTrsBuReH, July 20.-Although The
banks and some OF the iron manufacturers
in the city have known for more than two
months that there was trouble in view for
the Manchester Steel and Iron Company,
Of this city, which is controlled by New
York and Pittsburgh parties, 1t will be a
surprise to the general public to know il
has failed. .-7,-g
The company was organizsd q long tims
ago. .andsior several years operated the
Superior rail mill, at Superior station, below
Allegheny, which Is now in the hands OF
Kloman Brothers. Some year or two ago
afght took place between two factions In
the company, one headed by Charles W.
Cass, OF New York, and the other by Graft,
Bennett x Co. The matter was taken into
court, as there were two elections and a
double set of officers were elected. The
Court decided in favor OF the CAss party,
as they had more than half OF the stock.
About two months ago Mr.. Cass came to
Pittsburgh and endeavored to borrow $3.50.
900, with which to tide over present EN-.
baIAAnolibutn' 41e ulu uut huCCttu III Stt'
ting the money and after making desperate
efforts to keep the company afioat, hope
was given up, and to-day Messrs. Knox &
Reed, counsel for the company, filed an as
signment in the Recorders Office. The
assignees are W. W. Martin and Henry
Stanton, Of New York. The property Is
conveyed for the purpose Of being sold as
speedily as possible. The trust Is accepted
by the assignees L.' ~.
The failure was caused by the erection
pf new blast furnace at Superior station
and the purchase Of immense quantities OF
high, priced ores. The company bought
ore'last year at from S. to $40 per ton. 1t
Is now worth 50 10 So so. The high priced!
ore was made up into q low priced product,
and the company has been losing money
rapidly, as a matter Of course. The lia.
bilities Of the firm will reach from SS0o0O0
TO 100000. II not more. The bonded
debt is $500 900, and the paper held by the
Pittsburgh banks and secured by ore or
iron collateral amounts to about $3.50 900.
The unsecured creditors are supposed to
represent about $3.50 900 to 100000 The
assets are supposed TO be worth from $780,
900 to 100000 and include the furnace
property and stock OF iron and ore. There
are immense stocks OF both ore and pig
iron. There Is also some coke property In
Fayette county.
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-SYgLLOw FEyEg.
A ship Bound TO New York with fete,
. on Board stopped NJ Havana.

- pup noahu " New IoFk WIN Estei
: ON Board stopped NJ Havana.
%, HAVANA, July 20.-The steamer City o.
Washington, from Vera Cruz, and to sal
for New York Saturday, is isolated aud un.
der observation in the haTbor, owing to
twenty.seyen sick persons among the pas.
sengers and crew. There was one death on
the passage from Mexico. The character
Of the sickness was not we'll defined, but /,
is believed that 1t was caused by drinking
water taken on at Vera Cruz. When the
steamer left that port there was no sick
ness on board. When she touched at Pro.
gress five or Sly cases OF sickness were re.
ported and the number increased 10 twenty.
seven on the passage to Havana.
The Board OF Health on examination de.
clared the siokness to be yellow fever. The
sufferers have been sent to the hospital.
All the patients belong to the crew except
two passengers. The ships baker and doc
tor died last night. The person who died
atsea was the machinist. The steamer has
been iumigated and will sail tomorrow for
NeW,f York, S.t. .4 i'''
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RIVER aEWs.
steamboat sqaIhs and MISCELLANEOUS
i.eyee fOa,ID. :'f

steamboat sqaIhs aud MisceIianeou
Levee Gossip :'
L NJ. Lowther, formerly pilot on the EG
terprise, died at sistersyille, W. Va. on ta
18Th inst
The Belle McGowan and Monitor passed
up with empties and the f.. NJ. Townsend
passed up light
Captain J.. N. Burns, tf New Orleans, II
old sine Ohio river captain, and we'll known
10 the older people OF Marshall county, ha
been spending the week among acquaint
ances at MOundsvll'e. .W.
Tbs Jennie Campbell will be here to-day
from st.. Louis. 0ne item OF her low is SG(
tons OF or. for the Belmont mill. CaptIt
Hornbrook mpy o.ncllds to lay the boat VI
10 this vicinity for while.
Captain W. G. Campbell and wife, OF New
orlears, who have been visiting In this vi
ciuity left for home last evening. Captain
Campbell will rtioin his steamer, that float
ing palace the John W. Cannon, at Vicks
burg. .
The river fell;ten inches again yesterday
according to the gauge marks at dusk lGsi
evening. Al that time the marks indicated
4 depth In t1e channel OF feet inches s.
Business was lively during the morning
along the levee.
The Ohio passed down as 5RX. with a
good trip. This steamer, BY the way, Il
ahead OF every thing for blowing purposes.
Il has whistle rs hoarSe and loud as though
all the towns alorg the river were 5eaf and
dumb asylums.
The steamer Telegram has been on the
docks At Point Pleasant Tor some time, ur.
dsrgoiug repairs, When she comes of she
will be real beauty, and her friends at this
end Of the river will hardly recognize her rs
the same Telegram.
The elegant st. Lawrence passed up yesteI-
day morning at 8 o'clocx with medium
I NJ ard a large number In her cabin. She
will be here out 10 O'Clock to.aighton her
way 10 Cincinnati, but will not leave be-
fore eA N. Tomorrow. The ST. Lawrence u
fast, OF low drsft aod ably commanded.
Lex Na 4, July 20.-RIver feet i inches
and stationary; clear /. ermometer G6a.
RIcEs sLAsplSa, Pa, July 2o.-Riyer feet
and stationary weather clear; thermometer
CO..
BRowxsvlLLE, Pa, July eO-Riyer ) feet 4
inches And falling weather clear therme-
meter CO..
MoRGAxToWN, W. Va, Ju'y River 2ieet
l0inches and stationary; weather clear; ther.
mometer 1872.
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BRIEF TRLEoRAMs.

The ballot for United States Senator in
New Hampshire yesterday, resulted in no
choice. eos
The cigar makers lockout and the strike
nt dress and clock makers Of New York
continued yesterday without any new iea,
lures being developed.
The business failures throughout the
United States and Canada during the last
seven days, as reported to r. G. Dun &
Co., OF the Mercantile Agency, number
l6s, as compared with l59 last week, dis
tributed as follows: New England States
%; Southern States, II; Western States
bG Pacific States and Territories, 25; Gan,
ada and Provinces, 9Si and New fori
City, 10.
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, A Sensational Rumor.

PrrTsBvRen, Pa, July 2o.-It was re.
Ported this afternoon that the Telegraphers'
brotherhood was considering the sdvisa,
bflity.of ordering the railroad operators
on all the Pennsylvania Compauy's lines
west! Of Fl tsbursh to strike, because the
Pennsylyanie Company shows disposi.
ton to- aid the Western Union. Grand
Secretary Hughes says he don't think any
Fpeion oi this kind will be taken at pres.
|eht, but II the case gets desperate he can
hot say what will be done. The strikers
are doing all in their power TO keep the
men from going to work, but thus far have
committed no overt aots.
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nsnnI.,a nhiset-

NkY, sYoRK, July 20.-pennis Kearney
delivered speech at Cooper Institute this
evening to an audience OF 1900 persons,
He was well received and his remarks lis,
tened TO with attention and frequently in.
terrppted with applause. He said a con.
vention Of wage workers would be
soon held at which laborlng men
throughout the country will be represent.
d. The purpose Of the speaker was to
secure the election OF men to the Legisa.
ture and Congress who would raise the
freight and passenger rates, and thus raise
the wages. Stephen Maybell, the poet oi
the Sand Lots, also made an address.
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PooR's Manual OF the Railroads Of the
)'u.ted States, now in its sixteenth year
conta ins thousand pages Of such infor.
nation as every man who desires to be well
informed should have at his hand. The
growth Of the work has kept pace with the
marvellous railroad development Of The
country, Of which it is an elaborate and
accurate record. Statistics OF related char
ac.er are also brought within the scope'oi
the Manual, which has no equal rs q class
publication.
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THERE are evidences Of coming back
l,yu On the color question. in Virginia
The Democrats Of tnat State are wondering
whether they haven't barked up the wrong
tree. Even the Richmond DRpatch, as we
understand its position, "will'feel as II II
had been relieved OF very unpleasant
task" il the Iynchburg Convention shall
decide 10 call oil the blood-hounds.
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TnES!ate Educational Association, being
al ed TO censurc SO much OF the press "a
has had something to say about the mis-
mana cement Of the University, postponed
,acccL sure. The Association, perhaps, draws
,hr lin. between the University and the
men who Iuu ii. But this needn't discour-
qge anybody who wants to do a little cen
,urioy on his own account.
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Ipcrrson BERKELEY. Chairman OF the
r,rplly Of the State University, met with
,b4 STATE educators at Buckhannon. :
A proposition was made to condemn the
Drs for attacking the University.
Does anybody suppose that Chairman
p.,kelcy's fine Italian hand was in the
.,.hpmeo
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TIM strike OF telegraphers proceeds with
much less Inconvenience than was antie''
,,,sJ This indicates that there Is re-
serve supply Of operators available on
.hott notice, fact which impairs the
g,,ng,h Of the strikers position, without
,orrbiUv the merits OF the case.
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.RAlLWAf, ACCIDENT.

Prain ON the iChesHpenke d. ohio De.
raiied:-the kng.ueer Killed.
Special DispGtch 10 The Iato,I'Oa,er.
FAYETrE, ". A9July 20.-At eight
o'clock this morning the kanawha express
struck stone at Sunny Side on the Chesa-
peake &'ohio road, one mile below here,
and threw the engine and eight cars on the
track, tearing up the track fora hundred
yards, killing the engineer, Frank Hyper,
and seriously iriuring the fireman. All
trains are delayed.
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a Ya.e,nney- o be RlIled..

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 20.-The fpt
vacancy IN any 6tthe departmeatS occur.
ring since the rev eiyilsetyice riles went
into operation Is In the Adiutsut General's
office, and was created by the death oI
4 81, 200 clerk. 1T is probable the sscre.
tary Of War will promotea clerk from
a lower grade to all the vacancy, aud cali
upon the Civil Service Commission to sup.
ply clerk for lower grade, .
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.ppel,c sentiment is running high and
,,.n, sraipst the English sparrow. 1t
W. liz that Congress will be asked to pass
..tnceD passenger bill" or something ot
.5,t kind. 1t seems that the alien free
i.,o,sr .'mnst go."
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n, ,layor Of Pillsburgh tried deaf and
.n !.' man for being drunk and disorderly,
aal'I '4 ,b,. local papers callit a. hearing
..u ,.a an N ,bcy 90 on knocking our mother
,on,pe out Of joint.
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DEvLIN-Ftdly, July 20, 1893, at i,2S y. NJ
WibLILH j., youngest sjn Of William and MafJ
Devlin, Astd q yesrs,
Funeral from icS!dence OF parents, No, 27Cl
thAplIne street, suucay afternoon pt O'Clock
FrIen,s are invited toattCnd.
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nr, + pubIicans "iavOrthe creation By :
,.,s.,,as, '" Of Department Of Industry"
|oDs ~. =. Ecor our free trade friends moving
w. ;, amend so that it will read Department
=, English Industry?
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coon deal OF natural gas has been de-
,..I,DcI in Wheeling within a few days.
,,'F .. n, hope it it may not all end In
',s,,r '~, something ought to be done about
stsomething must be In the public
.-.-.-.aL
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r... ,.:,nL on our consul .. Monterey
iDn NJ, c.Il for excitement. Atonement is
ace, ~, ~s xapt, and pledge of good be-
b,yiot.
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Col. L. D. starke, Attorney, Norfolk and
Southern Il. R, writes: "Dr. Wortbington's g
Cholera and Diarfhoea Medicine Is held In
the highest esteem In ne sett'nn''
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,,a1;1s Trustees go ahead and bore
ll' aSiI ,aJ Who eau prevent them? II
4',f .'1 Su" utilize the natural gas let them
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~ rr.rSEY, Of the Sand Lots, is work
M w. '', rSy towards Massachusetts The
a,.. b e, d TsvksOuFy is looking for cabinet
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sIrUAri0A AZ XEW YoRK.
Everything Working M smoothiy%Rc'
ports from Different Points.

|
New YoRx, July 20.-At 10 O'Clock" this
morning there were eingularly few avi!
dences Of strike about the Western Union
building. rhera was the usual activity
about the receiving window, bit aotbipg
more. None OF the strikers appeared
either in the basement or operating rooms,
The Executive Committee was early on
the ground and iull Of business. Not a
small part Of their occupation was the read
ing OF eoigratp latory and encouraging tel
egralns from various Offices and superin-
tendents OF the company. ..,..
. Toe striking telegraph linefaen hsli q
meeting this morning. It was stated there
were about 400 linemen In this city aud
vicinity, I'll Of whom were on . a
strike. The Telegraph companies,
| It was said, are badly of,
and last night the Western Union brought
into The city twenty-five llpfmep iromthe
country districts. The men were met on
their arrival by the strikers and psrsuaded
10 attend the suikers meeting THIS morning
where they were initiated int6th organif
xation. 1t was, stated word had been re-
eeiyed from Chicago that $50 line
men oi That city had gone on a
strike. The linemen attended Rthe
telesraphers, meeting later on
rREReRApagRs coSylpESr ov SUCCESS, q
AT the latter meeting it WAS stated that
reports had been received by scouts who
had been watching the effect of the strike
on the companies. Tho Western Union
office, II was claimed, had but, sig good
OPERATOR, and these were being worked
dav and night, All Of the city Offices we're
reported 10 be clo-ed, and reports frop
other cities showed that tho situation was
eyeryybere the Raule. i was tue general
opinion among the strik rs that the trouble
wonld only last few days, and that the
companies would be Obliged TO co cede
everything, The attend tnce At the telea
eraphers' meeting was largely increased by
operators who had come here u co. Ter
with The strikers. A COMMITTEES was ap-
pointed 10 devise system for the diseurse.
ment Of the Brutherh Iod's funds to the
needy. The disposition SCENT d to be that
nothing short OF complete concession by
the Company OF their demands would be
accepted, IT, mO .'HalH W.
lr.s raR COMPANY sATIsFtED.
At the Western Union utirsa force Of
about $50 operators was at work. Appar'
emily about half the desks were occupied,
Sape eriu,endent DOaly said the outlook was
yery encouraging. Desks are being gradu-
ally allied by new hands. They had a
iull force, thouph not the regular number
Of oI'trators. Of the lG,liea, seventy five
out Of the regular iorcs oi 1870 had remained
faithful, and they had succeeded IN oh,
timing about So recruits. About one
quarter Of the men were with them aud
ibeir wires were all working clear with the
exception OF Boston and some OF the
southern points where there was still some
Gommunica,ion with Brooklyn was
found to bs egt oil this morning, the trou'
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n.,,vthat tried to convict me is q
Az ,lS r1' ,5ief and a debauched liar.-
In ". Dorsy.
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English and French cabinets have arrived
at an amicable understanding concerning
the Tomatave trouble.
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lhe 1nteltgtnffr.

,o.. % and ~ Fourteenth etree.:
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I'd
Iihad gone scarcely a rod when a ball oi
fire, seethipg and kissing, Suddenly barred
myprogress. My horse reared in an agony
OF fear, and / lei! as II paralyzsd. Before
/ could collect myzseusesthesphere seem,
cd to grow tranEparpnt, and IN the center
saw, distinctly, forms OF human beings
writhing in the torments OF hell. The view
lasted but 4 moment, when, everyIvestige
Of the ballsalk iht6 the earth at my feet.
The horse started forward with a pitiful cry
and plunged madly on. But now new
horrors presented themselves. AwfulformS,
with faces ghastly and white, distorted
with every passion, ,thronged my way. From
skeleton hands FILL great drops OF blood,
that seemed, as they fell, 10 change into
Aame. !Grinning skeletons perched on my
knees, and shook their horrid faces in
mine with grimmaces indescribable. 9th
era brandished swords before my eyes.
Ny horse fell TO lis knees, and like a statue
Of marble eat motionless in the saddle,
Ny blood seemed ipe, aud my teeth seemed
loose In their sockets. A red glare covered
the hill and holloT! Hundreds OF hell.
horn shapes filled the mir. A moment later
Il grew suddenly dark. I'Dould not see
my hand, but on my lace ] felt the cold
touch oi clammy hands, the grave smell
on them making me, faint with
its fetid odor. Before I could
fully realize this awful sensation,
| found myself at the foot Of the
hill" Atthis point John, the porter, was
observed to be holding 10 the door posts
with the strength Of desperation. His eyes
we're wild and fixed, and asingle unwonted
sound would have settled him. The livery
man looked as II he wished a customer
would come and call him away, but the
hotel clerk fingered bis diamond and re.
mained calm. "Involustarily," continued
the narrator, "my horse moved forward,
aud IN q dull, unthinh Ing way l hoped the
end was reached. But the worst was yet
to come. Before ! could take a breath
OF relief the air was filed with
noisome shapes Of human being, clothed In
white, each with snake or scorpion in its
skeleton handa. With these they. threat.
eued and tortured me, until | prayed 10
die. 1t was awful. How ] lived through
1t never knew, butat last found myself
well away from the fAteiul spot, my horse
dripping with sweat and so weak l could
scarcely sit in my saddle. The moon bad
risen, and looking back Isaw "Deyil's Hol.
low bathed In its pale light lying silent
and calm as II no awful terrots dwelt with.
in It. don'tgay what | believe, or think.
! tell you what saw" QrlLP.