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A NEW VEIN OF Gas
", u,h ns the Reehy Psfnl we'll nses
WslBsAagO.

~, usk nc the Rechy Ps1nt We'll nses
WsllsbaS0.
Spec,al 20 As ReeSt4.
WELIssrRe. April H.-A good vein of
gas was struck OF the Rocky Point we'll %
Saturday evening. The we'll 10 owned By
the Riverside 0lsSs Works and Mr. Sam
uel George, proprietor Of the Ph@nix Pc
per Mills. There viii bs SUFFICIENT sas for
both concerns II properly utilised. lie
estimated roughly that the nov Of rs
from the new vell 10 Of about onsfoQfth
the quantity Of that Of wsllsbuTs we'll
No. l.
welIsburg goes steadily forward is 10
era OF property. One OF ouf buAoeO
men was offered seven thoussnd dollars eoe
his block Of buiidipgy that fsv years go
he paid four. thousand dollar Tor In ehe
days Of Weilsburg's Zip Van Wlpkle sissp.
Many business men think that In The near
future the property mentioned can b sold
for ten thousand dollars.
Vim. II. White, formerly OF Wsllsessa.
snd we'll known % County Recorder st one
time. but now Q promIneut attorney Of
ksttis, Washipgtoa Territory. hse bsee
sppointsd by the citissns of Lsestis ss9
county 10 represent then Ia CJogfen and
: roiest IN their name sgsinst any fd,t',e
syspis OF land 10 the koftbsfn Psstne hsis
road. Mr.. White II now On roufs 70 Wss-
liz zion.
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WASHINGTON PEOPLE AROUSED
he Contemplated Opening OF "
p .,...ls IIouOP store.

}, he Contemplated Opening OF q
wholesale Liquor store.
|W,.my.-ox. Pa, April li.-The con-
~g,s.,d opening OF wholesale hquor
= bs-s 5y James Emery, distiller, OF
4 r,bs,o this county, has had the tenn
I.,.rcs .o.ks in hot water for several
L. Meetings have been held, an Or
I,r ,.:an auxiliary to the State sSsocia-
!, ....,8. sat letters written by com-
ir.s. .-o~l these meetings were sent
4. rr,-7. ,nieayoz;ng 10 induce him to
s-.. Is plans by locating elsewhere;
p - Atheson, a member Of one oi
I.., D. nlli:sts, and Mr.. Emery were N
-.r..r. N At the Fulton House until .
H. .9ur tonight. Ii was finally arranged
Is II. 5i,ulIsr would not remove to thus
f. Ldilionsd that by "Wednesday
Eor.v enough 70 psy for the rent OF the
LSu Trocured and other expenses.
III ting n sll to nearly 500, should oe
| an 80 10 Mr.. Emery, uesrly $40 OF ThIcn
y, be paid in csSh on the day aooTe
b. "a II is further understood that
E., 70 this etFsc: we're signed. There
!, rot been licensed liquor store IN the
q, fOr many years.
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RAILROAD HAPPENINGS.
The n. q O. Te, q. Exfessiss.

The II. q %. Ie1 N EAseshoss
IIrIIE Rock, Ark. April 1.-The peh'
rion Il Receiver Woodard, OF the Tsxas
apd st. Louis Railroad, asking that the b.
& O. Telegraph Company be allowed to
extend their linen Of poles and wires along
The line Of the above rosd IN Iexss nes
heen grsnted By Master Shield ana con-
firntd by Judge Treat
A Receiver for - Arksssss Bss4.
LITTLE Rock, April iL-Rodolph Fink
has heen sppointsd receiver Of ths Asmphis
and Little Rock Rsiirozd
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BrNWooD sNaEFlETS.

fhe TyphSsa Fever Prsvsili0g-otheS
Maassss % lstsssss,
9psc1 b ~ RsgfA~.
Buwoop, April lA-Rsv. b. 7. hsHss'
riman. pastor of thc 81 Jehn's esssssss
ton, 10 indispossd
Mr.. Matthews, of clncinnsh, 70 visiasg
his uncle, Mr.. I. B. WiIlisDa
Miss Emns Hossn, oos of heun1sshlSs
accomplished young lsdsss, b yiansg Ais
LusIls fultoa.
A Isrrs number of inhsbitssts sttssdsl
s.rvics II tbs various chufehw n Wsssi.
ing yestsrdey.
snteYtainmsnt nd bouques this eSeo1og
m M. n. Rsmhoirs haii.
Thsrs sss ouits . nsatW q caoeo -
,ypbosd fever n town st prceoes
Mr. Petss AItoyes rsoeiysa aaIseHe ~
,splsns tbs issssunsns Lost ~ u Aiss
G0ter.
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the DEATH RECORD.
Superintendent Atkins Passes Az

superistendent Atkins Passes Away.
MILWAUKEE, April 14.-H. @. Atkins.
Superintendent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
and 81. Paul railroad, died at La Crosse last
night The remains were brought TO this
city by q special train which was heavily
drsped in mourning. The funeral servics
will take plsoe Wednesday, under the
direction Of the Knights Templar.
A Germau Explorer Dead.
LONDON. April H.-News Of the death OF
be GsTmsn explorer, DR.. Pogge, has Just
hesn received. He died March II at st.
p, ul De LDsndo,
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A NATIONAL BANKRUPT LAW.
The Federal Courts 20 BE Made CoWEts
Of Bankruptcy.


WASHINGTON, April l4.-The Senate took
up the bill to establish a uniform system
OF bankruptcy throughout the United
States. The bill was proceeded with By
sections Several sections were agreed to
with but slight debate, while some to which
amendments were proposed were allowed
to lay over till the sections unobjscted to
had heen disposed of. 1t is hoped that an
sgreement will be reached whereby debate
and delsy in passage will be avoided. The
sections agreed to constitute the several
District Courts of the United States and
Territories, and the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia Courts OF Bankruptcy
with full powers of adjudication as to- ell
questions arising out of the claims of credi
tors. The said courts, as Courts OF Bank
ruptcy, are to be always open, as we'll in
vacation as in term time, and are 10 have
power TO compel obedience TO all lawful
orders and DEGREES.
Pending debate on this section the SEN
rte went into executive session and soon
adjourned.
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FonMsRLY weak. nervous, dyspeptic and
debiiiisted individuals who found only
disappointment in the varicus bitters and
secret quack nostrums, pretended kidney
medicines, etc, are agreesbly surprised
TO regain perfect health and strength Oh
mino and body, and complete hearts ease
and freedom from aches and pains By the
use OF DR.. Guytotts yellow Dock and ssr.
sapariIls. 1t restores every disordered
function TO normal condition.
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A DEATH BsO REPENTANCE

C.a.es a Big Sensation In the sharon
Divorce Case.
sAx FRANCISCO, April H.-ln the Sharon
divorce suit to-day the disposition OF II. NJ.
True, OF Santa Cruz, wssresd. During the
progress Of the trial Harry Wells, witness
Tor the plaintiff, testified Sharon had In
bis presence introduced Miss Hill TO
True as "Mrs. Sharon" True, who
is on his Death bed, dspossd: Wells
testimony was o put up job between
Miss Hill, Wells and himself. IL wss
arranged that Miss Hill shonld testify
10 thst effect and be and Wells would con
firm it. He became party TO the arrange.
ment believing be could make money ouI
of il, but being on his death bed wanted 70
tell the whole truth before 1t was TOO hte.
BE said: Il don't propose 70 60 70 my
grave with lie on my lips. He said the
counsel for the plsintih vas not party 20
arrangement out Was told OF IT, True
deposition created q sensanon. ne y \.
siI,y.eyen years old, and bis dsstn is
mcrnentary expected.
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CHiCAGO'S Or. CoSS.
F. Nan Who Tried % Scare the Cana.
dian Premier.

dian Premier.
EC',o April the DR." Coss who
q Sir John A. Mcdonald, Premier Of
lnsds, The cock and bull story Of a Fsnian
lr'pllaCy hatchsd in this city to blow up
Parliament buildings in Canada, came
p d1rirg the war from New York, and
+ BILLIARD bal Tor time. Then he went
he hesubsulute brokerage business, aud
-s money al II. He married 3 respscts-
SOY Of this CITY, but she soon got q d-
.'e i'cm him. he disappeared from here
snumter Of years, sEd, il is said, spent
Hme 10 the Albany Penitentisry.
ne IN Csnsda be was psddling q patent
? AID 1ndIcg i SLOW business, seems
aa'e thought be could make more
tLsy oy drawing on his Imagination for
f'oiy about Fsnian conspiracy.
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Grand Trea,urer OF odd Fellows

KEokuK, IA, April t4-Alexandsr L
Spear, jewelsr of Baltimore, has been sp
pointed Grand Treasurer Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows by Grand
Sire Lesch, 10 fill the vacancy occasionsd
by the death of Joshua Vansant. Mr.:
spear was appraised Of the appointment
AID Immediately tslegraphed his accept
anca
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The RIOTS RECALLED
by the Opening az the CeroneIS In.
auest ON the Victims


quest 0n she Victims
. CIyC1SHATG, April l4.-Coroper Muscrof'
las be gan an inquest on the victims OF the
late riot, and has selected thirteen Of them,
intending 10 let that examination cover
the entire nun.Se 81 far nothing has
been ELECTED beyond the testimony for the
identi fcation OF dead bodies. IL 10 said
The Coroner will not make scare ling 10
vtsiigatiop, leaving that 10 be done oy Q
spscal grand jury which begsn its lsoors
ibis morning after being charged by
Judge Ayoy TO make an inquiry into the
iate riot. the burning ii tue Court House
spd the charges Of corruption in connec
,iCn With the jury that tried Wm. Berner
The testimony before the grand jury, o.
ieht men will be taken privately aud al
= ere sworn 10 secrecy.
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PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS WILL PAIR
To Attend Their State Convention and
Protect Tariff Interests.

Protect Tariff Interests.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-the Morrison
uaen who were out of the city and without
pairs on the tariff subject are beginning to
sriye, and the forces for the conlict to-
II orrow are being marshaled. A strenuous
fort was made to day by the Pennsylvania
Re 1publicans to have Mr.. Morrison postpone
work upon his bill that they might
90 to the Harrisburg Conven-
lion tomorrow, but he has
positively declined to grant the request.
Col. Bayne, a member from Pittsburgh,
ssys most OF them will secure pairs and
leave the city tomorrow morning. He
thinks the House will refuse to take up the
hiIl by from eight TO twelve majority. The
Republicans claim to be able to vote soidIy
eainst consideration OF the bill with per:
hsps the exception of Mr.. Anderson, OF
Kansas, and Kasson, of Iowa, and possibly
one or two others. There is general be-
,ef that the fight will come up after debate
IN the form OF parliamentary TACTICS: aud
hat il NAV not be terminated before Wed
r.sdsy evening or Thursday.
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NINE MEN LOST
OF the Coast sf Nova Scotia Durfng .
storm.

HALIFAX, N. g., April 1.-The Govern.
ment steamer New field arrived this morn
ing from Sable Island, bringing the first
communication from Sable Island for
several months. She reports no wrecks
there. This dispels the last hope for the
brigaliae Brszil, Of and for Halifax from
Pernsmbuco, W hieh took pilot OF the
coast in a snow storm February IA, and was
never heard from. She had crew of nine.
The Newfield brought two fishermen lost
from the schooner Nokomus in O. fog on
March 30, and who bad a long, hard starry
ing row of eighteen hours to the island.
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Heirs Want Their RIshts

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April A.-Suits OF
eisctment will be entered in the Armstrong
county courts by the Todd heirs to recover
property in Freeport, Pa, valued at s4oO,-
6eO. The heirs claim they can prod duce
srrong proof of right to the property, but
are willing to compromise for one'fourth
OF its present value,
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.S.v Con,. Iron and Coke Company.

A New Coal. Iron and Coke Company.
HARRtBURe, April IA charter was
issued at noon to the New York and Penn.
sylvania Coal, Iron and Coke Company,
the business of which is TO be transacted
in the counties of Somerset and Cambria.
The capital is s., ,0O0. 600. The directors are
E,sttrn men, and Samuel Bonnell, Jr., OF
Elizabeth, \. J 10 President.
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. lac. s,r,.n.n w,,n ParaI, SIS.

New YoRK, April l4.-John @. Perry,
who week ego was appointed Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF Wyoming Territory,
wss stricken with paralysis to-day In the
public streets Of Brooklyn while walking
with his daughter.
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SPORTING SPRAY.
Base BsIi.

BAprnorK. april l4.-Baltino-s. TO-;
Detroit, 3. -
NEW Yorr. April i4.-Mstropolitso, O.;
NEW Yonx, April iI-Brooiiyn, 10;
CT. yeland, 4.
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po yoa pssd rsmsdy ~ yin .oarO
.verv hid q hunee fro1 ssDi1D,o =
ssurtior 70 ths vnst scfefala le1 YpAl-
iitIc disorders, ~ DR. 0uysUtts Yollov
Dock md 6sr1posilla. Theoo - Aeo ~
ties curs sLin tisseeeas nlt - 9 l.ee1s.
Four 70 Tn bott1ee cure sI1oSse 49,
sc,ofula md I'll syphidte 1!.oe1se. 20
70 three sboffioeussgecru. besl4e.se1nNo1s
etc. One 70 tvo bottles eufoo ytmys0 -
The fsco, bIctchea, eta lt - - e1ly -
feet: blood purifier tbst cn - - L.
tboroueh knowledge os dru9 Al -
druegist iN Txks no subsatseA
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Amman, From the CommissiOner.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE supreme
Court of this district, sitting IN oanc TO-
day, decided in the patent case OF Hoe vs.
Scott there is DO appeal to the Secretary OF
he Interior from the decision OF the OoIn
nIissioner of Patents. The custom OF en-
,sTisining such sppeals sprung mp during
secretary Kirkwood's administrator, anu
hss continued down TO the present uWs'
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MONMOUTH. ILL.,, April l+-The stock
holders of the suspended National Bank
met 20 day and resolved to resume by
msking good the deficiency causei oy
Cashier Hubbard's defslcation.
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/ bel WiETsye Tsye aspeprous ends tba i'm.
rorgsb u , Goth Goth decIsre. Have you :
Pen s T,i : 6osissness, or sors chest
itelsv % sAs Dr, Bulls Congh syrup.
Ioor bss. - .- y all The cough and sorsnass :
Se scrss sy. sSsy. CT il at oscsl Yon
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MALONE TO BLAME
For the Race Issue In Virginia
POlIIIcs-

Politics
WASHINGTON, April 14.-The Dsnvllle
Investigation was resumed this morning oy
Mr.. sberman's s sub committee. About forty
witnesses were present. Among those e1-
-mined was Congressman Fulkerson.
The testimony showed that q very large
vots was uoiied at the last election, thst
attempts were made to show the color line,
nd that white men were urged to stsno
rorstber as the negroes were doing. 1t was
slso stated that colored men who voted the
Dsmocratic ticket were always ostrsolse
nv their race. 1t was the opinion OF Wv
nssses that Senator Malone was responsioi'
for the race issue which prevailed
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1900 Z. Ceste. ossas.

NKw YoRx. April h.-Lov. Hartman q
Co. have advanced the prics Of shestines.
sbirtipe and drills 70 par yard. The
Eaele and Pbenix MaDufscturins Con
psny. Of Columbus, Ga, have dscidsd 70
sdysuce Southern cotton goods on ths lSth
mat
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RAILROAD HaPPENINes.
Failure Of the rrlpartIre Peace.

AAPaAAAAS ENHNc'
s..''o' AP't t-President Cable, Of
"ocA Island says lat the reason for the
'-'s Of The t'.Vlr;.,s agreement between
'Al' toe Ia'oa raciic and the Bur
,,.s .a IS iaa1 the B1rliugton would not
- is'' pruposlUon 10 the other two
L. -ae bu'.ug:on officials claim, on
,o'i:i Ts@ hand, that they are not making
~, '.,.Syls' that the war wss made on
.,s.L a.l 'nst II Is tor the other lines to
a,Asoi re ~, something which they
NJ yet done. Another stone in the
h. ~ . settlement IS the disagreement Of
' IL !te . tan AID Colorado pools.
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''elheF Jasper A. Drht RaIser

\. SAO' "a, April IL The Rev.
!, =. - per vas requested oy a large nun.
''aains white people, including
.s. ,VrSnsrne's, to deliver his sermon,
h., - ~. 20 Move, " last night Some 800
! !. Jss,sIIs, G,'ssent. Before commencing
lurs Ts;H NJ ."Id the deacOns to close the
+, Illo .ll ,uls nelng done be said that q note
/sogsTSS' S' .'l uIs by the church the day fol-
.rIsS - LESS the amount was con-
p ts,,toO. ~ sermon would be delivered.
j EG6 r vent around With the hat and
5Cce,c.S % S,, collected. Mr. Jasper thea
~'u With bis solar tbeolSov
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Io I'EisIaIure Aainnrn.

Una a,, :, ~ April lL-Tns Legislature
s,olr,, ms morning TIL next Jsuusry.
aitss.i vas adopted appointing q
de a, r;S :" investigate the eIeat,on
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$50 FAR, 20 good" ssid the boy. aftsr est
,ne the stolen tart. After reviewing the
,heutsrds snd tens Of thousands Of eolds
srd cfusbs thst hsve been cnnqusred ~
DR.. Buli's Couch Syrup We can readily say.
90 lar. 90 gced.
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Western theological Sen

<,,. <PfiI A-Contrac!s will be let
fs.,, :: Sy' ior parts Of the work on the
sAing,IooOe ,Iooeo.ogical Seminary to rise on
as oisS;.I' I'ogieyard, near Garfield Park,
'trn Fri- seminary of seven North
Lglseu pal diocpses
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acted On. The most promfnsnt white Re
puhIicans In the State are hsre.
They 70 Unnstructed.

GaLDwELLs, Ia, April I4-The repre-
,seEHtiyes today elected D. P. Bride and
w. ~ Shilling as delegates to the Chicago
enrlfentiou uninstructed. .T ,r
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CIa.. workers wanted.


|n-rssrRGH, April l4,-From reports re-
7sd At the Window Glass Worker 5
oe. on the South Side, there IS still q
,,ri,y of hands in the western district
kysrsl factories are reported idle on this
'bJv1y. This is especially accounted for
tn rhe fact that the factories now in
Is'sticn are running 70 their fullest
-acitv. IN hopes OF making enough glass
n. the demsnd through the summer
sclrhs when work is suspended.
The strike Of Miners = Failure.
|PuTsuUECH, April 1.-The threatened
RE Of coal miners in the third pool to-
b. AGAINST a reduction Of squa-ter Of .
/ b, in the mining rate, was q failure. A
Gnber OF the miners are idle because OF
i refusal Of the men 10 scCept a reduc'
b, but msiOri.y Of the pits are in ope-
biOn as vet, 0uI the miners officials claim
lev will nave out in q few days.
Eleventh Week OF the Strike.
|F,lL RIyEa, Mass, April li-Ths
tvsnth week Of toe strike opens with =
tsi sGn for ;as manutsctursrs. Tney
running more machinery than at any
) Inp during the strike. The manufsctur.
4 81. workers predict that the strike Is
N go. ching an end. The greater part OF
II .r's have been exhausted and but
! 2 g -,uiUg .l i-lm ths outside.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
CeIluloid WORKS Barned

NEWARK, n. J., April II The Csiluloid
Brush Works burned tonight. The hre
originated from a spark from q outhng
sheel. in the main building, coming In
contact with gas jet, and in an instant tne
vhola bnilding was in q blaze. The flames
coOr,nn1csted with two buildings adloin-
;ns Refore the firemen arrived the "hole
,bsee struetures were in flames. The centre
hn;lS;ng was entirely destroyed, ana the
others Almost entirely. Large quanutles
~ stock and valuable machiHery were aIs9
destroyed. Loss $200,OOO insured oe'ei''
EMPLOYEES were badly injured
N.v Jersey Glass works Bufnee'
s.IKx Nj, April 14.-Gaynors gisSS
work. and two of the buildings OF william
Norris, oil cloth works, were burned ias'
,;sh, Two other buildings we're dsmsSen' geo
'rSs loss IN the oil cloth works Is $Io,VvV'
;nsursnee $50 coo; loss on glass WORKS ~
60 Several firemen were injured. Aoou'
- hundred men are thrown OUT Oh Gnu
ploymens ,.s
Nxw YORK. April l4.-A Ere this morn
,hs four-story brick building 4S and
IN Wooster street, occupied oy An1 neS
NcLain ae q manntactory ot oSoA
a loss Of q. 900. Full , insured
Nr-,rr,ous food Is essential asa mesns
..,n-ing a cousumptive to heatn. a
OF ,. .SstvilI strengthen the Iungs
ms9,eb S nn'bs an irritation is all necessary;
ss snu rsmedV Is DIR. Wistar's balsam OF
SSHiIS S.iS Cherry. It Il the only preparation ol
W,;iJ cherry that gives compiete ssSsA0
,ion. It quickly cures cousus ANU s'AN''
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ma, ar. UoeIe,s Head on.

CARRorITos, No, April H.-Hnmphrey
Buueh snd Jesse Glover, farmers residing
in ,he porthwesrern part Of the county
ousrreled on Tuesday because Bunch, who
wa, an M Gle Of Glover. refused 70 allow
tbe lstt. re cattle 10 feed on bis pasture
q over xspts~sy butretnrned shortly sno
sbot the top OF bis uncle's head OF. Tne
"a urdtrer fed but Is hotly pursured-
Drugged and Robbed.
YouxGsrcws, o., April A-Frederies
Boder, sn industrious German lsborer, was
found Iyirg in the street to-day in an no
conscious eordi,ion. Upou h@ing r-sforcH
he .tstsd that be cslled st the Coitsg- -
lUun to get glsss OF beer. and had oeea
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LABOR NOTES.
The Coming wage COuferche

Tho IOmiDg Hakt NUuIoEV"CV'
p-r,rrR.H. April 1.-THE representa-
h, o.; the iron manufacturers and Anal
-s.,l Association Of Iron and Steel
Eo,ksrs. will meet in conference next
l,u-tsy TO sgree upon a scale Of wages for
b. wear. Il hss been oticlsl.y stated on
l. as-, o, the manufacturers that the
las,e-n men are strongly in favor OF re.
kclion srl Eill attempt 20 enforce II II
I, Mastarr, NAM fartnrars hold ont
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ARRANGING FOR THE. CIRCUS.
Distribution Ofseats I'm the Republicau
National COMMITTEES.

nisfributfOn Ofseats I'm the Republican
National COMMITTEES.
CHICAGO, April i4.-0wing 10 the fact
that memters of the National Republican
c. mmittee and also the local committee
Of arrangements are constantly receiving
applications for seats in the conventioo,
w. X. Sullivan, the local secretary, makes
the following statement: Tickets will be
given delegates pro rata and the only per
sons who can supply them will be dele
gstes TO the convention The number OF
SEATS in the convention after supplying one
10 each delegate and alternate, one thou
and 10 the local committee and ressrving
from four to six huRdred for the daily
mess, will be distributed TO the several
States in exact proportion to their dele
gates.
southern Republicans Disagree.
MoSrsoNEET, Ala. April H-The Re-
publicaps- Saturday ssd 10 day selected
delegates in several districts to the Chicago
Convention. They are generally in favor
of Arthur. In the Third district to-day at
Union Springs resolutions instructing for
Arthur were tabled. There will probably
be two sets OF delegates from several dis
tricts. The Republican State Convention
meets tomorrow. There has been much
urspeling throughout the State and a
number Of CO.. tasted seats viii have TO De
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-07
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

San Juan South, Dece nber 3
This aiterh ron while out hunting
Albert Chalmers, aged rs years, Of
San Juan South, called at the ranch
house Of Mr.. Anzar. 1t being meal
time Mr.. Anzar sent Mamie Breen
aged IL years, to call Mr.. Chalmers,
who was iu an adjoining room, to
partake Of dinner. His shotgun
stood against a table and Miss Breen
took bold OF it, accidentally discharg
ing the gun and striking young
Chalmers in the face, causing in
slant death, There being no persons
present but the deceased and the
girl, the above is the version Of the
sad affair gwen by her.