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Piumbers' strike.

NHr YoRx, June % -Forty-sight boes
plumbers locked out eight hundred work
men to.day on account Of the workmen
demanding the reinstatement Of man
who was discharged. No member of the
Plumbers Union will be employed by the
bosses until the lockout js ended, q IA a !
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WHEELING VI

evasiona In the platform than by the weak.
ness OF the candidatea. But one must
travel with the Misalaaippi. s' 55s ,5'71
The great party has wealth OF tradition,
an ire aa:ible DRIFT 3 Il carries the ark oi
the convenant Of the great Republic, and
on the stump ! shall talk Of only what
Believe N and not hesitase to speak my
The disconteut Is no greater than Il was
when :Grant was rsnominated, or Hayes
put up, or even Garfield, and REMAINDER the
great bolt when Lincoln was renominatsd.
Hastily yours, and gratefully, E,s,,l3
! 4iiSS s'9SJI :. J., r. HAwIRY,liJ
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THE Firance Cen mlttee OF Council re-.
aciyes to recommend lean Of 500 OOO to
pay the outstanding city orders, other OBJ.
legations, soop to mature, in excess Of cur
rent receipts, and certain street improve.
nents ordered and portions of which are
already 1ndsr contract.
|! requires three iiths popular vote to
authorzs this lcsa. I. is by no means
certain that the proposition will command
,ha, support, although it will 20 before the
people ba;tsd with street improvements.
rha people have not forgotten, that the
aame thing has happened before, and the
causes which made loan or retrenchment
Necessary then, have now brought about a
like condition Of sti4irs.
The intucement held out in 1881 was
thn We should get our hcuse in order,
s;raighten out our finances, take fresh
star: and make no more such serious blum
ten. The iHt time the proposition failed.
The s'coud time, after great rerarasicn,
ths loan Taa authorized. We are now
where Testared from, except that this time
The loan to be asked for will be about
:4',Co0 greater than the loan Of 1881. This
Is progressing backwarda, and it would
seem that We have not learned anything
l'om experience. lis not good policy to
oe getting in deeper as We get older. It is
also bad policy to have the city orders out.
Standing with no provision made for them.
We shall have to fund the floating debt,
Or 'etTanca and try to pay out OF curren.
fsvenues-an alternative which would re.
qai'a a'eas economy and ell halt in
paOllclupruvemeuta. The final remedy Is
to send to Couacikmsn who will try to Gu,
ls cI'y's garment according to its cloth. +
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-, ~ ConspsrnioSss s71tscss K
LONDON; June o3.-rhers were some hor-
ribls scsnea to-day, ,at, The sentencing Of the
.conrpirators who were accused OF banding
together at Barbaville, Ireland, Last winter,
to murder William E. smyths: and other
Objectionable Irish landlords, and who
did kill Mrs. Suyths as ahe was riding
home from church last April. Only si1 Of
thirteen prisoners tried were: convicted.
These. were Patrick and John Fegan, re!a.
tivei of the Pt@iix Park conspiratora Of
the came name; three farmers, named Boy.
Ian, Gafney and MeGrath; and poor Law
guardian named McC Cormick.s 7;2slg y
All were sentenced to penal sarvitude
for seven yeara except Met Grath, in whose
case there were mitigating cirCumstances,
and who YVES let Oft with one years i'm.
prisonment When sentencs wsa pro-
nouuced the prisoners were astouuded.
Mccormick feebly faltered cut protesta.
ton OF his innocence, but the. F.gans were
furious and def .ut They struggled des-
perately to escape from the clctches Of the
warders, and as they were drssged nom
the dock they yelled out We are convict
ed by packed jury, but we will be avenged;
YOU will have more to try yet" s
There waa intense excitement in the
court room and several persons in the
audience, including men as we'll as women,
tainted. This was the fifth trial of the con.
spirators, and il it had miscarried by the
disagreement Of the Jury the prosecuting
officers for the Crown mad determined not
to apply for another trial, The Jurors
were out for two hours, and when they re-.
turned they we're highly praised by Judge
Lawson, VINO presided at the trial. tor their
justice and courage.s;:;sI -
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UsroSrowS, ? Jlne % Trouble Is
anticipated at Point Marion, q short dis
tauce from thia place, batvesn the forces
of the Baltimore & Pennsylvania G sntral
and the Pittsburgh, Nc Keesport / Yough-,
iogheny railroads. There is only room for
one track at that point, and three roads are
fl Ihting for, it. One hundred Irish and
Italian laborers ara already at the place,
and by tomorrow it is thought there will be
between four and, FIVE hundred men there,
and when the opposing factions !: meet
trouble is anticipated. We! 3 Z. {
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CINCINNATI, June a3-Ths Commercial
Ga=sle's Mount Sterling, Ky, special says:
News from, eastern Kentucky Just received
state that four men. were Killed. Psyton
strickiiha .Was shot.frome the woods while
ut work in the field in Nv ole county. "a
man named tDsviH,was arrested on susS
picion. Frank Sharpe was, stabbed and
killed last Saturday IL, Saltwater county by
An old man. whose name is yet not known.
kirky Ashb burn, who was threatening to
kill Mre. Bird iu his store, in Morgan coun-
ty, was instantlv killed by, Mr.. Bird. s:ssg
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PAUP~~ LAHUH.
One Renson for 0ne ofshe PInnkx in the
xepuhii.an Platform. lyrtgr

One Renson FOR 0ne ofshe PInnkS in the
Republican Platform. t1.
WAsulSGroS, June 223.-The following
Curious letter, received here rom New
York by leading contractor in this Dis
trict, exhibits the reasons for that part Of
the Republican platform which protests
sgainst the importation Of pauper labor
from Europe:
ITALIA GENERAL EMIGRATION BUREAU
Ncs AND t MORRIS sTREEr,
NEW YoRK, February 8, 1854.
S1R--We are near to the spring, that ia 10
say to the time In which the works of any
kind are to begin. No doubt you will
have good workp, ana doubtless you may
need laborers for them. Can we hope to
do something with you?
I'VE are eisposed to furnish the men auy
kind you may need, not only, but also to
take care of them over the work, to make
them the board or the store at those con-
ditionb yeu may Ike, and if you want him
We can furnish you also with an excellent
work hookkeeper who, speaking Italian
and sngllsh, can spare you the trouhls, not
70 be understood with the Italian laborers.
We can come to see you at any time you
msy wish it, to get all the conditions and
to receive the orders. Our references. as
we wrote to you before. are in Washing.
ton, the Count Tullio Ds suzzara Vsndi,
OF the Board OF Health, and the Italian
Consul in New York. You can help ia as
nobody can, and we are waiting for your
favorable answer, because wa will have
manner to show youour thankfulness. En-.
tirely to your oruers, We remain, thanking,
air, respectful y youra,;
PHILIPPE GRNSANo EFT Co,
To Gleason Andy, Esq contractor, Wssh-
ington, D. @. Care Washington Aque-
duct Engineer s,-.11 - t'e ~ -
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Wash.J~H II commen cem emf,
:iIt Correspondence Of the f,t.iit,,nrr- rs.

~ s~SetAIs Io'Iepo"oe'1ee U INC lnsttVencr. I.
WAsH1sdroN, Pa, June 2o.-The com.
mencsment exercises Of Washington and
Jefferson College began to-day. This morn.
Ing ths Rev. Dr.. Nc fat, President of the
College, preached the baccalaureate ser.
mon&in the First Presbyterian Church.
Although the heat was oppressive every
eeat in the church was occupied. and the
dlscourse was listened to with raps stten-
ton by the vast {assemblsge. Those who
went. TO hear the Doctor were not disap.
pointed for his excsllent sermon was de-
iVered In his ablsst manner. His text
was And come, follow me."-Math. 1872.
sEThis evening, the Rev. DR.; ]. W.sDins.
more, OF Bloomington, III, who wss Rrad.
uated from Washington in 1850, preached
sermon to the Y. n. @. A. b
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ru.., Independent and late Republican
n''.',I th'I n,,,,ls who ara ,qo pure and good
O0lAs" n, n ,jus and Logan have already
70 ,."J 1.sy ,bs, Cleveland IS The kind Of a
ass.A.ss .s., are looking for. Whit will they
nAl NJ, rl,.vplspd's dicIer with John Kelly,
"a Wy r.mmsuy gosa? la that the sort Of
~ ~, br which they yesrn? ].
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RIyER NEWS. 3
Notes bout the Steamboats,, Bauk R1tafn
and Teiegrnphic Reports. 5f

Notes Al bout the steamboats,. Bauk Bxtefn
and Teiegrnphic Reports. 10.
Z Paris @. Brown, Of Newport KY, was in I
the city yesterday. 4 {
4 The T. D D lls has been moored above
the whariboat and will recsive her ma-
chinery there. F9,,l5gsslss r
The Andes did not arrive until about 8
o'clock this morning, having bean detained
by low water. She will get away this after
noon q. 8 O'Clock on her return trip to Cn.
cinnati. The Andes is very popular
packet and deserves the public patronage.
The river fell about 6,inches Yesterday.
the marka last evening indicating depth
Of 1 feet 8 inches. Business was dull on the
levee. Several barga loads Of paving brick
are at the levee consigned to the Board of
Public Works from CApe, John Porter, Of
New Cumberland. q i. Z Z q, & Sc. .01 =
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r.r Junjor Plu.ned Knights Is q good
d. .. ,.s,, The boys won't vote this year,
= =. '. ,Isv xill vote soma other year, and
~. Sl' - a ,oOd ,:msto organize. The meet.
=. sl' = n, or.ani-st;cn ia called for the
~ T,s.oIn Club On Thuraday evening next.
rS, T,n;crs can bV made an attractive
i..,n,s .s a, the campaign, and tho lsrELLI.
''nsr,n s;.bes them full! rarka and hand
,,ms .urrss. /: would be good idea 10
.r.,u 20 Junior Plumed Knights through
an, ,ha State,
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OIL Renaery nnrned.

FRANKLIN, Pa. lana % The oilreHnery
Of George Allen & s5n was destroyed by
fire this morning: The gas in the boiler
exploded and the flames spread to the ad-
joining tanks and building which were
speedily consumed. Loss Sl5, GOO, on
which there was q small Insurance.. The
track Of lthe New York.. Pennsylvania 4
Ohio railroad Tor distance Of one hun
dred yardsNWas destroyed. Passengers be.
tween this pSint and Oil City will Be- trans.
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KANSAS Cry, NO., June a3.-Ths Times'
Little Rock special ssys: John Burns, re.
Gently sent to tha penitentiary for safe
blowing from Miller county, was shos dead
by guard this morning while eadsayor-,
ing to escape from the stockade at Lewis.
burg: Burns was formerly contractor on
the Texas Pac fic railroad, ~
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The Payne Men Preparing to Control
Il IN tho OrKanixntinp. go 70.

Fhe Payne Men Preparing to Control
tho Organization. -.
COLUMBUS. O., June 25.-The Payne
men are On the grounds preparing to push
forward the Payne movement as saon as
the convention meets. They ara full Of
energy and confidence. They are making
capital Of the newa from one county after
another which have chosen Payne dele
gates, and claiming that they will control
the convention. They say the only thing
that remains for them to do is to agree
upon . ticket for delegates at large, to look
over the doubtful districts and see that
Payne men are selected, and to hx the
tariff and whisky planks in the platform.
The Hoadly and Payne interests are pooled
In this convention, and the delegation will
be used for the most available candidate at
Chicago. ..i{ l5! Z &. Sl2.;$T
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t1I0rtcti n n.n..,,,,- :.

"a aDNS' June 3-Ths Italian msn.oi. war
N asU, .ss ;, visited zsyla, an African seaport
= E,sn, VIZ Straits Of Ba bel Mambed, subject to
pI,rss pIs' T anu threatened to bomba,d the
Govs vS lhey exacted large sum rom the
tpt tt; o.as, There was great excisement
da pSaaence pS,;s vas restored by the arrival
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Ra.al aall Yenserdnx.

At Chicago Boston, -; Chicago, 5. q
At Clavelaud-Phila., l.; Cleveland, 5.
AtSs. Louis-Wash'n, 5; St. Louis, 6.
At Dssroit-Providence, II Detroit, ).
At Bnfflo-Nsw York, S. Buffalo, 81
At Toledo BALTIC, g. Toledo, s.
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Tho sniva,lon,,sr.. move on z z,ne.viIle.

ZAsEsvlIIs. oss June ooss:-The advance
guard, four; lin number, ,,of. the Salvation
Army arrived here from Wheeling yester.
day. To- day they have held three meet
ings in front iot| the court house, which
we're moderately we'll attended, mostly
from curiosity. They will be here in few
days in full force. They claim this is q
good field, and they may be right. &! II
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Forest Fires.

CALAlH, Me-, June 23.-Forest 6res are
ranging north, east aud west uf this city
and are spreading rapidly. The city is
surrounded with denae smoke. Large
gaugB OF men are at work and more start
tonight and tomorrow to fight the flames,
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Tho Bicycle Idiot.

DEs MONIES, L., June es-Thoa. Stevens
hIcycliss, who started from San Francisco
two months ago for a bicycle tour around
the world, arrived here to-day safe and in
good health and spirits. He will continue
the trip to.morrow morning. ..-. I
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MONTREAL, Jane % Walter Wilson,
who leir Montreal suddenly IN February
last, on thas eve Of ibis wedding, has re-
TUNED. Ee intends to remain.
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Gls gntAllgsllffr
- ,1a u to"rIsr"th strsrt'

y.x Yo,k Times denounced Tllden
LUZ .,'lrosd .,S xrecker and income ,a1
~ y. > The Tins CT Sunday says that
!. dossss .',.,l t bss been "ssIec!ed by Tildsn as
e.''ssT. /, ''sIt.;e,Il,.s!es." The Timos and the
ns %iIIjur. wslliprsea are looking to
S'1a y, VI n lend them out of the woods.
t..,ha lance 20 on
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AHOrHERG4S srRIKE.

Tie Jefferson Irun ~orka' Well, at Stem.
henv,l,e, Succeeds ri, I.ast. d,
Last Nights aeubetpilc Ga=.ae. :, A II. &
stsubenvilleis is no longer behind her neigh
bors in possessing drst-c!ass well. For nearly
four months the drillers have been at work
on the property OF the Jefferson Iron Works
on ths south aide OF Wells run, and about
daylight this morning the drill struck the
hard honey combed sand rock In. which ths
gas ia found, II at all. 1t was reached at
depth 4 Of l,2l0 feet, aud was sca,cely
more than penetrated whan the gas came
driving up with great force, stopping the
drilliag aad BRINGING With 1t shower OF
watar and debris which scattered In every
direction. Ths drill was at onca drawa up TO
MAKE an inspection of the phenomenon.
The gas came pouring out with roar like
the escaping steam of . locomotive, which
could ba heard y distance Of several blocks
A lamp in the derrick was knocked down
and sxtinRuiahsd, fortunately before the gas
reached It 2s.E ,,i.a.. r!554 -
4, The report spread rapidly thraugh ths city,
and hundreds Of people visited the we'll
during the morning. The gas has yery
slight petroleum odor, aud is eyida~tly Of
superior quality. It came through 6s< inch
oritica which Ia ~ inch larger than tiae of
ths DALI I'll we'll AZ Wsllsbufg, OF course Civ
ing a greater. supply At the same pressure
The pressure has not yet been tested, but it
Unsurpassed to bs 200 lbs to the tquare inch.
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Chicago % nvsn tiop.

h The. Baltimore & Ohio. Company vil1 tsu
excursion ticseta from W hesli.,g OF Bsllairs
to Chicago. aud return for SO Tickets on
sale July to IN inclECaiye and good rstur1-
:ug until July 18th, '5&, = i ',,--'' ).
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Mlihls's Mash.
One or John 6 k0dxer's 4 Advertising z
}tr'4{ schenes-A Hrj. cted Suitor.

One OF John E; kadxe er'a 4 Advertising z
St+ acheraes-A Brj.cted Suitor,
LONDON, J June 23.-Considerable specula.
ton has lately been INDUCED in as to the
motives that led Qleen Victories cousin,
Countess volckman, to invite Miss Minnie
Palmer to spend last week at the Coun tess
mansion in Essex. Il has now transpired
that the invitation was really in the fur
therancs Of a matchmaking design, in
which species Of amiahls conspiracy the
Countess ia said TO be almost ss much of
an adept as her royal cousin. n i,;+;z1T,s - :
Il seems that young and susceptible
peer had become smitten with Miss Min
nis's somewhat literally displayed
charms : in MY SHeetheart,"".s and
wanted to make her his sweetheart.
He confded his desire to Countess
Volckman, who said = III you want to
make her your wife, I will invite her. to
my house, where you can make love to
your hesrt's content" The meeting was
successfully arranged, and everything went
on velvet until my lord made his decIs.
ration and laid his heart, title, broad
domains, etc, at the feet of the pretty &C.
1ess. /, y {.:,ss1 ..l! 8 4 s5 l e, ~
Vastly 10 his aatonishment, Miss Palmer
rtlacted his auit, aud it is said that abe
actually carried her Democratic irreyer:
encs for British nobility to the length Of
saying that when abe married she believed
she would prefer a real man and not a
dudeiet. STAT IA. III; stEsts {. =. y
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Free Mason he Is member Of a src,e.v
which aims to overthrow religion. "a
Free Masonry the revolutions Of the uaat
century are traceable. No one eau plead
non.parucipation aa long as he remains
Mason. Z, ,F,' so, ~ 5 ~. -
The Bon nett. I, aek,y cab,..

LONDON, June es-Ths .tsamship Far.
ady sailed 10 day with the eastern sbore
end Of the Bennett Msckey cable, ~
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- ~ -s1s1ktk41sOIfh.XuHhI. I - NO. ~
iEg,'E WASHINGTON, June 49, 1881 fFsl

NJ 1end Carttr :. y 4 N -: '851.'
Blainec had a majority ot-ons hundred
when ths convention met, and had the
friends Of Eimunda broken, twenty Of
their number would have gone TO Blaine.
In Arthur's case one hundred would have
gone, and in Legsn,s thirty, at least, and
hall OF sherman'a. Blaine and Logan will
sweep all the possible Republican States
west Of New York. They will apat
ior. West Virginia, North Carolina, Tan.
neasee, Connecticut aud Massachusettp.
They must dght for New YORK and New
Jersey. It is useless to disguise the fact
that great many good men are sorrowiul
over the nomination. For myself, I stand
squarsly by the party and the ticket /
can't imagine myself boltipg. | vas
brought up an Ishmselite, a Frea-soiler,
davoting my soul to the destruction Of the
old Whig and Democratic parties. II took
pleasure in feeling that every mans hand
was against me and mine against eysrv
mans, I am more troubled by come
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The Treasury department will issue so5r !.
600 of ons and two dollar notes the List Of
the week. +ss35 -,
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5TEHRIBLx sCEaE Es.

In an IFfsh Coart-rne Eentenciur OF
n y IS -. 80 . l,nnn nj n, IA .--. -.
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KlNKSOF THE KICKERS.
lNoEPsNo.NT MOVEMENT
Asd What II Amauats to IN Nav Task-At. Car.
w. caurss-rhs Yorsisn Il da,se.a BrossAs
70 BsAr-oc"rtsr Contss back iato
3st tho RspablIeaa Fold AsaIs,

CINCINNATI, June GA New York ccr-
respondent writes to the Commercial Ga,e.,s
as followa: No doubt your jourr Al
will be glad to know the inside meaning
aud the actual sizs Of the so.called Inde-
pendent movement which has been 30 ex-
tenaively advertised in the Britiah journals
Of this city. There Is . tremendous amount
Of cant about it, considerable selash inter.
est, and small fraction of Misguided
honesty. You will be better able to ludVs
how much the movement will amount 10.
when describe itH sources.
Mr. CurtIs IL u crank. He has on his
brain a British or Pru.sian system OF civil
service, and has really convinced himself,
no doubt, that its adoption in this country
would cure all Ills Of the body polite, He
refuses to see that the American people
want no bureaucracy, though they listen
with favor to plans OF reform. Mr.. Curtis
believes in practically. debarring the great
body OF the people from any participation
in the honors or labors of Government, IN
making the hope Of official position
no longer au. incentive to political
effort, and in turning over the public work
to set Of men who, being in no way de-
pendent upon the people, may be as 3inso-
lent and unaccommodsting as they please
without fear. But the people do: not. 2
Hence Nh. Curtis has steadily lost IN dnercs
,s his one idea has obtained mora complstsS
Possession of him. suppose he Wac ab0ut
he most unpopular Rtr rubliran In the
State, before his latest performance. Now,
le is mors unpopular than most Democrats.
The moro people come 10 understand what {
Ar. Curtis ia driving at, in his zeal for
civil service REFORM" ths less they want !.
u il ? ". = 't-t-}. ~ "a sir
I lake out the free trade part of this move !.
nent, and the rest would not be- big
nough to detect with microscope. =. 81.
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PHILIPPE GRNSAyo EFT Co,
To Gleason Andy, Esq contractor, Wssh-
ington, D. @. (Care Washington Aque-
duct Engineer.) q ,5.' e ~ -
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-12

. Is. I'll. Burlcigh, r.
I19. J. Swinburne, Il.
10. George West, X.
III. +. A. johnson, Il.
~. IA. x. Parker, II.
23. ~. L. Spriggs, d.
~. J. S. Pindar, ID.
Us. tF. Hiscock, r.
I226. rs. G. Willard, r..
II. j. Payne, y;
~. ~. ArnH.. Sh
29. Ira Davenport, II.
N. c. S. Baker, X.
I31. J. G.. Sawyer, X.
3.!. ]. NJ. Farquhar, H
H. J. b. Weber, II.
l34. w. l.. Sessions, r.
Is. tR. T. Bennett, d.
u. J. S. Henderson, D.
Is. w. Fl. H. Cowlcs, ID,
-. Il. ID. johnson, D.