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WORK OR WAIT.
OUTLOOK I'm THE Iron MILLS.
"a. .'. E lsg s
fhs AnllEsa.ated, Association sad the Yuleas.
hhatWill be Dose Ia Case Of q strik.-paa.
handle nln.ri R.,snlpE-CsnpIpE out
During The Strike Other ia,sr,sta

PITTSBURGH, May IA dispatch from
St Louis, to-day says that District vice
President White has ratified The action Of
the men Of the four lodges Of the Analga.
mated Association in South st. Louis in
dissolying, and the dispatch adds that Of
the 1000 men employed at the Vulcan
Mill, who were members prior to the strike,
only 200 remained, and these were not
,enonehito keep up the orders. The dispatch
was shown to Secretary Martin, Of the
Amalgamated Association, this morning.
He was asked II he did not think the dis.
solving Of the st. Louis lodges would have
bad effect on the men here. m,
Well, II all the lodges East and West of
here were TO Dissolve Il would not cause us
serious trouble. But I suppose YOU allude
to the support which would bs needed in
case oi strike or lockout, Soc
Mr.. Martin was then made Acquainted
with the details oil an interview with a
manufacturer, who expressed the belief
that II strike should ensue the workmen
would suffer much more deprivation than
they did last year. ~ believe this will be
the case, for the reason that the grocers,
butchers, land other business men who
trusted them for provisions and carried
them through the strike, have lost large
sums Of money. They have not been paid
yet, and some of them never will be paid,
as some OF the men to whom they sold on
time have left the city, aud II there should
be sstrike this year store keepers will 70.
fuse to trust, you may put that down to a
certainty"
Alter listening to the substance OF the
above, Mr.. Martin said that, he had no
doubt there was some truth In the state.
ment. "rhere are dishonest men in the
Amalgamated Association as well as else
where, l suppose" said he. "But Il all
workmen were honest they would have no
stronble'fn getting all the provisions they
needed to carry them through q strike.p
Mr. Martin tseemed to think, however,
that theifefnsal Of credit would not be 80
general as the manufacturer pictured 1t,
and concluded by saying that that part OF
the subject was still little previous, and
that he hoped there would bea settlement
withouethei necessity Of testing the ques.
ton involved. I .7ni,51 .gs,.7 ..f..'....
No active measures are reported on
either side, and the question as to the
probability Of another conference has not
yet been decided. ~
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Howgaie's troubles.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1.-THE Court
in banc, through Chief Justice Carter, de-
liyered a decision in two Of the Howgate
cases. Iu the first case, where the property
had been attached by the Government,
which It was alleged had been sold by
Howgnte to other parties, although the deed
was not recorded, the Court decided ad.
yersely tothe Government aud dismissed
the attachment. The second case was
the appeal from the adverse decision oil
the lower Court, where defendant had re.
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PlrrssuRen, May IA. 9. Tinstman 4
Co., coke manufacturers, whose financial
embarrassment was announced Saturday,
sftir prolonged consultation with their
ere iitors, made an assignment this evening
to a. a. hutchinson ofthiscity. Their lia.
bilities amount TO $3l6, 600; Of this amount
s22O, 600 is secured. The principal credit
are are the banks Of this city and Western
coke operators. No other
cause Is assigned for the failure than de-
preston in the coke trade.
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Rewarding the Egyptian War Heroes

LONDON, May I'm the House OF Com
mons this afternoon Gladstone announced
that instead OF pensions, which it was pro,
posed to bestow upon Lords Wolseley and
Alcester admiral SEYMOUR, they would
be given lump sum OF money. This
change in the manner OF rewarding the
military and naval leaders oil the late
movement against Egyptian rebels, 1t Is
believed, is due 10 the outcry which has
been raised against the provision in the
bill providing pensions which delares they
shall and at the death Of benefCiaries re.
vert to their nearest heirs.
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HALIFAX, May 1.-The Rowing Associa.
ton has agreed TO accept the Hanlon and
Lee proposition for a four mile race, double
sculls, on August 10th, with Hamm and
Conley Of this city. The place OF the race
will hereafter be named. The amended
articles will be forwarded to the New York
Turf, Field and Farm, where $500 have
already been placed BY each crew.
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BERLIN, May 7.-Bismack has Issued q
circular to the officials Of the Prussian Prov
inces ordering an inquiry into the extent Of
the injuries inflicted on the national wealth
by reason Of the greater part Of the fire in.
surance business being in the bands Of pri.
vate companies. He asserts that the profits
OF the companies are too high owing 10 the
unjust increase in the sale OF premiums
and too low assessments for damages by
FIRE. The companies entirely deny the
accusations.
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She Mnled Her pnn,xhter.

Boston, May 7.-Annie Taylor, aged Q,
daughter Of colored coachman, had her
feet frozen during the winter. No effort
was made by her parents to treat them and
her feet have been rotting away ever
since. The other day the authorities were
notified Of the condition OF the ch,ld's
limbs. On removing her stockings one half
Of one foot and the toe OF the other came
of The mothers excuse was that she
hated the child. -
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NEW YoRk, May 7.-Cardinal McCloskey
was seen to-day about the London Stand.
ards Rome dispatch, to the effect that
Cardinal Jacobino, Papal Secretary Of
State, cabled an inquiry to know II it were
true that Cardinal McCIoskey had received
Alexander Sullivan. President Of the Irish
National League and demanding an ex-
PLANTATION. Cardinal McCloskey denies
that he received such dispatch and char
acterizes the statement as absurd upon its
face, and any one acquainted with eccle.
siastical law would realize It. =
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IRELAND'S TRIALS.
ANOTHER VICTIM ON THE RACK.


DUBLIN, May THE third trial Of Tim
othy Kelley for participation in the muir
der OF Cavendish, began to-day. James
Carey, the informer, swore that every one
the Invincibles, with the exception Of Joe
Brady, had offered to turn informer. Carey
said he was the last man who Offered to
testify against the prisoners.
Joseph Hanlon, another informer, con-
firmed tht evidence Of Carey and Kavan.
aeh, that Kelly was one OF the four men on
Kavanagh's car the evening Of the Phoenix
Park mdrdara
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ASHLAND, Pa, May IA number Of
men were overcome to-day at the Cont
mental colliery by the gas generated by a
small locomotive in the mine. The engi-
neer and train hands were revived with
difficulty. A driver named Riley fell under
the wagons and had his leg broken. All
work was stopped. The three men over.
come are suffering severely.
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BY and BY travellers win learn a!1. the dlass.

By aud by travellers will learn the differ
ence between tull rate and reduced
rate ticket. 1t is well settled by the courts
that ticket good for this day only for
which the regular price has been paid is
good until used. A Limited" ticket, for
example an excursion ticket, at reduced
rates, must be used subject to the expressed
conditions Of the sale and purchase. This
is why a suit brought on an excursion
ticket to Cincinnati was promptly disposed
Of in the Circuit Court OF Ohio County yes
terday. 20 iHr.N. 8
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A Family journal.


II now turns out that the vulgar, sensa.
tisnal article In the Sunday Register about The
New York girls getting their photographs,
which pretended 10 be from R"staii CORES.
pondenL" was taken bodily from the New
York Police Gdsetts The Rtgiiter seems Am.
bilious 10 initiate this vulgar police organ
with view to furnishing "choice iauIilv
paper but It is only poor fraudulent lmI.
istion and II would be much mora oreditable
for families TO get the original 'iIfhsy must
have that kid Of reading matter In their
families, 'lF IT HFlH7 - 7T'.' ~"
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Tho colonel Can't Come Il.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 7.-rhe resig'
nation II Lietenant Colonel Guido 1lgco
Of the Eighteenth Infantry, to take effect
January next, has been received at the
War Department, having been forwarded
from General Terry's headquarters: sec;
reiary Lincoln directed It TO be returned
Nth nth Instructions Il the resignation be
,sndered @ 10 take effect Immediately Il will
Se' accented, that otherwise the court.
martial M viii be ordered to try him upon
The charge Of duplicating his pay accouns'
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sHAurAx is sitting up o nights in mortal
dread Of O'Donoyan Rosa, fearing that
that red rover Of the main will sail In with
"low, rakish craft" and blow her out Of
water. It's very uncomiortablei'.t 10 be
hitched on to an empire that isalways at
loggerheads with somebody. 12.4 ~
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IT is greatly to be regretted that Mr..
Copklipg let of his apotheosis to bosses
and bossism in the presence Of our own
and only Senator Camden. There is
already enough Of that sort Of thing in
West Virginia. 1t thrives without any
outside encouragement. {'9 2 g.is
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GOVERNOR BUTLER says he wouldiif he
could stop the landing Of paupera aimmi-
grants in Massachusetts,, but still, II they
will come-''the best in the house is too
good for them" The idea Of the Governor
il to hold Beacon Hill solid, and not TO
ALLEVIATE tho pauper vote. a.ts
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LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE trotting meet
ing oI the Louisville Fair Association be-
gins tomorrow, continuing four days with
two races each day. The first race to-
morrow is for the 2:l9 class; there is purse
OF 500, with five to go, including Francis
Alexander, who won the $4,000 at Roch.
ester, N. Y, in 2:l0. Joe Bunker, who
also goes, has record Of 2:lS3. 'a"
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LONDON, May 7.-The Times this morn
Ing, referring to the vote by which the
affirmation bill was defeated, says the
authority and power Of the Government
have received shock. This, without doubt,
the ministers will recognize themselves
after the spell OF their success is broken.
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The Envie l.arrnps ,he Lion.

NEw YoRK, May The schools and
public oflicea Of Brooklyn will be closed
on the day OF the bridge opsning. Gov.
ernor Cleveland will be given reception
in the evening. The Board OF Aldermen
Of Brooklyn have voted S. 900 for illumina.
tions, and resolved that the lions head or.
on the bridge shall be removed
and the Government coat OF arms and the
American eagle be substituted. f.
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TIE Government is represented as being
not only willing but anxious to put an end
to the dynamite propaganda inthis county
This is the proper frame Of mind for acigil'
lied Government to be in. We can not
afford to harbor assassins. who do,their
bloody work in the dark, without'respect
to age or sex, the guilty or the innocent.
Sympathy with Ireland is not sympathy
witty dynamite tactics. s.' w
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A BOSTON CRANK
SHOOTS THE CHIEF OF POLICE.
lIs H.d /. r.l.plon. ia Hl,r.r and coalas't stand
it-If he Had Not Been stopped hs Noald
Have Gasnsd for Ben Butlsr-Ths
wounded nan DAnEerously IpJured.

BosroS, May To-day Wade. chief o.
the District Police, was shot in the lett arm
and right shoulder by crank recently
discharged from the city correctional ipsti'
tuition named Brennan, who was arrested
The excitement over the shooting
was tremendous. Within a few
minutes great crowd blockaded
the streets in the neighborhood Of the
Chiefs office, 35 Pemberton Square. The
news spread rapidly through the city
Crowds gathered in front Of the newspaper
Offices and nothing else was talked Of
The wounded arm grew worse and sur
geons did not deem 1t prudent to attempt
toextract the ball. There has been great
loss OF blood, and the bullet lies danger
ously near the artery in tneelbow.
Brennan was q member oil the 18th
Massachusetts regiment and is now on Q
three months leave Of absence from the
soldiers home in LOCUS Springs, Me. ,
A BuTcnRRY RxPEDrTioS.
Careful inquiry develops the fact that
Brennan had in contemplation a number
OF tragedies, Alter falling TO find DR..
Jelly he visited the City Hall in search Of
Inspectors Gerraughty and Lynch. Later
he went to the State House looking for
someone else. The intended victims being
absent in each case and Chief Wade was
the first man on the list whom he found
at his post.
The frst seen OF Brennan by the City
Hall detectives was about year and a
half ago, when he called to get assistance
in one OF his domestic troubles Seeing he
was unbalanced ( Inspectors Gerraughty
and Lynch humored him by promising to
put large force at work. Soon after Ger
raughty received a letter from him,
mailed at the Taunton Asylum. He
wrote that his principal trouble there was
a telephone in his ear which was . great
annoyance to him. A week aiterward he
walked into the City Hall headquarters.
Inspector Gerraughty asked him how he
got in. "0h," he said, II got on 70 their
racket down there. You see as long as
you say you are not insane they will keep
YOU there. But one day l thought i would
change 1t, and when they asked mel said,
why, yes, OF course / am insane, or else
why should Ibe here.' Next day l got my
discharge" He asked about his case (which
the officers were at work on. Gerraughty
told him it was all fixed up and his enc
mics disposed Of. The fellow believed it
at first, but presently exclaimedi mp,
you haven't finished 1t. hear the tele-
phone In my ear now. You must get it
out"
Early this morning Brennan visited a
sAop where he was once employed. and
after reviewing his wrongs be said te was
"going up on the hill 10 fix man up there" "
Although he did not speak his name, he
referred to Governor Butler.
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OK second thought the English heroes
Of the riot in Egypt are not to be pensioned
for all time, through all posterity. The
Treasury is already hadicapped by that
kind Of largess. The people and the
newspapers made such a cry that the, gov
ernment, like Captain Scott's coon, Game
down.
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MEXICO, May mir. Thomas Nickerson,
President Of the Mexican Central Railroad
Company, is the guest Of General Diaz
Both visited Tampico on their way to Vera
Cruz.
The Colonie Franeaise asks, "When will
European powers and particularly France,
realize what vast field Mexico offers for al
kinds Of enterprises? Will they allow
Americans to monopolize this field and be.
come sole masters otIgreat enterprises in
Maxicn "
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slated the attachment OF his property by
the Government because the action had
been brought by special council instead Of
the United States District Attorney, This
appeal was dismissed and the decision
holds that the United States has legal
right to employ such professional aid as 1t
may deem necessary. 49,.
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TnE most interesting feature Of the iron
situation is the rumor that another effort
will be made to ceme to an understanding.
II ought to be possible to settle the wage
question without suspension Of work, for
a settlement would come some time.
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What nrnie I,ld.

Bosroy, Mass, May John Callahan,
Of Winchester, went to woburn Saturday
night, bought gallon Of liquor and went
on spree. He brought his three year old
child with him and forced him 10 drink all
he could and then threw the liquor in bis
face. The child wentinto commissions and
died this morning. i.r.
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THE COAL MINERS.
Panhandle Pits werkinE At tho Reduce
= tion-Tents for the strikers.

Panhandle Pts WoFkIuE NJ tnO
n tion-Tents for the sttikers.
PrrrspvRaH, May IA call upon rail-
road, operators found them reticent, except
nm they agreed on one thing: The follow.
inc pits had positively resumed work at
The e reduction price and were working the
full complement Of men employed before
,hSariEe began. AlIafe Panhandle pits:
Beil's. 225 men; Camp Hill, %; Fort
pitt I'd. Union, 50 Cherry. 60i Jackson,
~ National. 90; oakdale, 100; Willow
Etoge, e5; Laurel, HILL 120; Brier Hill,
s ia: Robbins, l25;i Midway, 1885, total, 9l5
miners on ito phMsjerS bFapch'the slope
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KANSAS CRY, May THE Gould party
on its tour Of inspection arrived late this
afternoon over the Missouri Pacific from
Texas. A considerable part Of the, run
from Sedalia was made at fifty. miles an
hour. The party leave tomorrow morn
ing for Omaha.
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Mn. Bliss goes on with his Star route
argument and the country goes on taking
very little interest in the matter. The in
,srest will revive when the time comes
for verdict. iisl y 4
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A Handsome Haul.

HAVANA, May THE trunks Of s. B.
Holiday and W. H. Sinclair, arrested here,
charged with robbing their employers,
Lang, Robinson & 90, Of New York, Of
several thousand dollars, contained some
diamond jewelry, several valuable watches,
about 1000 in American gold and about
$500 in currency, 81 d
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Dnse Bali Yesterday.

Bay City, @; Toledo, $.
Boston, 20; Philadelphia, s. o.
Athletic, s; Baltimore, l. ..i ,a .f1
Cincinnati, 2; Louisville, 5-twelye in.
nings. l.y. ~
BufIalos, 4; Clevelands, s..
Grand Rapils. 4: Saginaws. Z. - N
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READ the Wheeling Supplement q tte Pd.
lice Ga:dte-The Great Family Paper and
journal Of a Higher Civilization-A Feature
Of Grapevine Special Dispatches and Don-
Bile Jointed Staff Correspondence ce-Jumbo
journalism Forever! -. 49,.
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TuE Prince OF Wales is pleased 10 an.
nounce the knighting Of Sullivan, the
musical composer, and he would be better
pleased to announce thecapture ofsulliyan,
The composer OF conspirators' choruses and
that kind Of thing. -. ~.
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NEw YoRK, May 1.-The fastest train
that ever ran between Boston and New
York, and probably the fastest that ever
ran the same distance anywhere in the
United States, reached the Grand Central
depot last night at 1924. 1t let Boston at
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The 'Gov,rnor OF Illinois Interposos.

ST. LOUIS, May .z-The striking coal
miners, near collinsyille, Ill, have become
SO demonstrative towards the men working
in the Abbey mine, because The latter
would not join them in the strike, that
Governor Hamilton has become obliged
TO instruct the Sheriffs Of st. Clair and
Madison counties, on the boundary line
between which the mines are situated, to
take prompt measures 10 preserve the
peace, and see that the property OF the
company Is not harmed or interfered with.
The strikers haye committed no overt act
yet, but their conduct excited SO much
alarm on the part Of the coal company that
its president called on the Governor for
protRction.r :. - -. -
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A Mine Cage Drops.

TuscARoRA, NEv., May Us. L. Start, a
miner at the Navajo mine, was killed
yesterday through the slipping Of the cage
clutch. Three men working in the shalt
heard tho cage coming down and jumped
aside just in time to save their lives. ."
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LONDON, May THE Globe denies the
report that was put in circulation last week
that Peter lyman Number y is in London,
and that he is communicating with the
police with the object Of turning informer.
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KIII.h In Knnnui,n

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 7.-wtile
Gibson Robinson and VIM. Turner were at
work in the Sewell coal mines the props
gave way, crushing Robinson 10 death and
fatally iniuring Turner. , .
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NR, R.xpALl left Kanawha too soon.
He can't carry SO big district as that in q
day. 1t isn't the Fourth Ward Of Phila;
Islphia.
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Tho Nall MiIis no on n pI,t.burUh.

PITTSBURGH, May 7.-The suspension of
the nail factories for two weeks, which was
to go in effect to-day, has been postponed
indefinitely. The trade is reported good,
but stocks are still light and all assorted.
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Gle gatelIiget5tEtlsr':. i ]:
onlce, No-. =, and ~ Foarteenth street.
Tur Governor and his advisers are
wanted all over the State in a hurry-'tax.
s,ion, oh, taxationi" NV ieni il

THAT Boston crank is not the only man
xbo has been driven to desperation by the
,Ocessant sounding OF the telephone in his
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Topnoody.

After supper, Monday night, Mr..
Topnoody put on his hat, and
started out Of tho house.
Where you going, Topnoodyl''
asked his wife.
Pm going down town, my
dear"
"Well, I didn't suppose you
were going to New York, or Phil
adelphia, or Europe, or Cummins-
Vile
Didn't you, my love?'
Ono, | didn't. But | want to
know what you are going down town
for"
Business. my dear, of course.
You didn't suppose | was going for
fun, did youf"
"Oh, no men never go down
town at night for fun. There's no
fun down town at night for a man,
when his wife is left at home by
herself. OF course not, Of course
not. It's business all the time
Sometimes it's the saloon business;
sometimeslt's the billiard-room bus
mess sometimes it's the paste
board business ; sometimes it's the
theatre business ; sometimes it's
the"
Now, my dear, what's the use
of your going on that way! Pm
honest, and have to go down town.
| am going to join the Knights Of
Pythias, and have to be on hand al
s o'clock sharp"
"Going to join the Knights OF
Pythias, are you? Well, | say you
amt. You already have Mason
nights, and Odd Fellaw nights, and
a. o. u. w. nights, and Chosen
Friends nights, and Scottish Rites
nights, and Elks nights, and Y. NJ.
c. A. nights, and now you want to
have a night of Pythias, do you
| say you shan't, and Topnoody, il
you want to lodge with me, you had
better take one night off for 8
Topnoody night, or this lodge will
be closed till further orders. Dc
you tumble Z"
Topnoody tumbled.