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GETS THE REWARD.

AtPal of Western Stage Robbers Gives
Away the Plot.
HELENA, Moxr., August st.-The Marys.
vile coach was stopped bytwo highway,
men about eight miles out Of Helena, on
and the treasure cars contain
Ing about $4,000 in bullion from the
Drum Lummon mine, taken. The pas
sengers were relieved Of their iyaluables.
One Of the robbers had given the plot
away 10 officers, and when the treasure
box was being broken open, the sheriff
and posse captured the robbers and re.
covered the booty. The passengers had
been made 10 stand in, line at the muzzle
ofagun held BY one Of the highwaymens
while; the other went though them in
the old-fashioned manner.
The prisoners are named jackson and
Gordon. Gordon will be released and get
,theTeWsrd Of SeQa jackson hlsjseryed
seven years in the, California penitentiaryt
iforstage roS Sbing. He claims that Gordon
has worked the same scheme before,
giving away plotsiot robbery and getting
reWArtla. fiSt3 81 q T. i Sl =
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TnE deaIh Of 80 estimable and usefula Q
ritissn as Dr.. E. A. Hildreth would be o
sad event under any circumstances. The
saldennsss Of DR.. Hildreth's taking of,
after so short an illness, will shock the
community in whichhe has spent long
and honorable life. But yesterday he
seemed TO be in full health; to-day the
seal of death is upon his lips, and the
record Of a worthy life Is closed forever.
His good. works survive him.
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The Ami atear wins.

LILIiE BRlpeE, Esq, August sl.-The
race between Cummings and George lsa
been axed for 9 o'clock this evening. The
netting a. this hour Is even With Cum
niitgs ior the choice.
George started vel and at once got
slightly in advance Of Cummings, who
neyeraucceededi in passing him. The runs
ners remained close together until they
were within 20nyaTdsot theiinish. Attliia
point George, who had himself well under
control, apurted and ran away from his
and breasted the tape al the
end Of the course fully thirty yards ahead
al Cumminos.
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Y a FARMRR,5 ESpeRiENcg.

. ! Z
wandering Ahsat the County, aai safrsring
toelFoed.
81. CIAIRsytLlE, o. August 81 Gilbert
Mcbride, aged fifty years, is the weak.
minded brother-in.la. Of Samuel r. Fin.
ney, q weti.known farmer, residing three
miles east Of town, and with whom he
lives. He Is somewhat eccsntric and often
wandets from home. oa Wednesday
evening Gilbert left the house, but his
absence created no uneasiness. Thursday
morning came, however, and sdll he did
not return, and the grayest apprehens;ons
for his safety were aroused. The country
litor:miles around was diligently searched,
bnt inyain. Noone had seen the missing
man and no trace of him could be dis;
covered. \ ,i'sS 4
Finally il was decided 10 make q more
thorough search Of the farm. Late last
night q person passing q secluded spot
about half g mile from Mr.. Finney's house,
heatd 8 Low, faint moan. fastening to the
placs where the voice came from Gilbert
cBFide was discovered. Hsswa lying
lonthe ground, "a few yards from aspiring,
unapls % move = anseie y ana a.noss Wi.hi
o9s tns power o. ne soon femoyi
eatos sthe nopse anu mealsal sia nickiy
y was tscsttinse 1aas tao
" l.s rlgs aNes, oroAel anu ne naa sus'
McBrile's story Is obtained from him as
follows. Aiser leaving the house ethad
9ne ihso nsia Weis y le!o s!e Wste
IN pastute. tiis iusaiils sle csyss stl
one iaas = easn " MN lna Z, k,igeHsa nm
aoW. iao .on ~ l..t t.ln.ns ~ lnssso.e
ne Goes NOV knoWi putiu us return! 70
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Poison ia oatn,.ai.

PITrsnpReH, PA, August 81. Bernard
Detoy, d child ls months old, SON Of
Emanuel Dsrpy, o. Allegheny city, was
taken suddenly u with symptoms Of
poisoning. This morning shortly after
eating his breakfast o. oatmeal, and after
q day OF suffering he died tonight
in great agony. Three white servant
girls who gpartoek Freely ot the oatmeal
In q serious condition. Physicians who
have made o. careful examination
state that ali have been p5ison-
led! "a oolored nurse named Mary
Allen, who had been isoli lied 10 leave at
the expiration Of her week, and Who had
threat tened 10 tshow them aIlbeiore next
Wednesday that she was NO foo, has
been arrested on suspicion Of having
placed the poison in the oatmeal.
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Can any one bring na case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bittefs
viii not speedily cure2 We say they can
NOT, as thousands Of cases already per
manently cured and who are daily fsoom-
mcnding Electric Hitten, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify theblood. Regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the dineased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale al h0c q
bottle by LoEan 4 %. MwFAw
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! mo sopta PeansyiyaIhlal Roma,

PAuLApEtPHtA, August 3I.-Nothing is
known at the Feansyly railroad office
Of orders hayingbeen issued for the com
Iplelion Of the South Pennsylyania rail.
road. Thefpad, oticisl said, had not
yet passed into the company 8 hands, but
It was sundsrstood that the contractors had
not been ordered TO stop work. He had
no doubt that II the read passed into tie
Pennsylvania raslto4dla 8 control portiens
Of the line q least yor.d be lnished and
operated.
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1hs wson Medicine.

NV yoRx, August Druggist Admc,
Of Hobokeu, last evening putup aprescrip-
ton for the Miaes Hnlss, daughters ci q
well known citizen. Tie prescription
called for quinine, and the druggist put up
morphine. This morningpne ofthe lniiea
died, and the other Is dying. -ldme has
fled.
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PufsnpRqu, August 3, a New Bfieh-
ton, Pa, special says: Hugh Poe, a youth,
diedthis morning from the elects Of q pis:
,tolshot from the revolver Of policeman
Kennedy, who fired into o crowd Of des-
.perate characters, who were lighting on
Saturday night. The bullet missed its
mark and struck Poe, who Was an inno-
cent spectator, in the abdomen, lodging
in The bowels.
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ohIc4 200, August st.-The inier-Oeean's
special say: The blast furnace ut Bay
view; Wiz, WIS., 10 have started UP today,
alter several months idlenesa, but tie
brick lihipgo The iurnaec suddenly col.
lapsed. Tie repairs thus made neeeesafy
wiz consume aL Ihast q month.
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COLONEL Jons L. suLl1yAN will get
about 50 100 for his share in Cincinnati's
fine art exhibition. Major Mec cafiey,
who under the rulesi not entitled oany;
thing, will be given 700 by the man.
agsls Of the show for helping on the fun
and adding to the fair fame Of Cincinnati.
Talent OF this grade comes high.
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DISASTROUS STORMS
IN ITALY AND IN ENal ANp.
rwo churehss Pisa Almost psmsilshsd.
Orchards IN 50 ,tland ana the North Of
England ereatly, Damaged -Ths Pro-
X greas et me cholsra ssourre.

Pisa, ITALY, August si.-A terrible
thunder storm visited this city yesterday.
The lightning was awfnl, and caused great
destruction. Itstrnck and shattered the
tower Of the Church Of st. Cecilia and
that ofthe Church Of San Guisope. The
former wasso split that lis expected 10
fall at any moment, Although subjected
TO the hardest storm known in Pisa dur
ing the present generation, tie Leaning
Tower remains uniniured.
LoSpos, August 8 During the great
storm on Saturday trips across the Chan.
mel had 70 be temporarily suspended.
Great damage has been done TO Scotch and
North Of England orchards, the ground
around the trees being strewn with wind
falls. The West Indian storm predicted
for to-day and subsequent days canses
anxiety and furnishes comments for The
London and provincial press. Tho OPEN
air dancing festivities OF the Crystal Pal
ace have In consequences Of the wffnipg
been arranged To- take O place within
doors. The Globe saya: arhere seems
70 be novelty IN store for us
In the way Of weather. Al West Indian
hurricane Of great intensityis making for
our shores at the rate OF twentymiles an
hour, and will be due between the 3lst az
August and the 2d OF Septembef-inst In
lime for the tfrat day Of partridge shoot
ing, The gale occasioned O dfeadfnlac-
cident at Dawlieh, on the Devon coast,
near Exmonth. Saturday fnornino blnv.
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WASHINGTON, D. g., August sl.-Thc
census takpn in Dakota nhows that ihe
population Of the entire Territory is about
$4,000 and not 2ls, ,i6s ns previously
stated. The latter figures show the popu-
latiun Of that part Of tho Territory south
Of tho ioriy-Hixth parallel,
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ToLEno, o., Auguat 81. Detectives have
reached here with Wilson and Eliwoods
arrested in Nsw York with articles stolen
rom hopsea in this city by burglars one
oiwhcm shot and badly wounded o po.
licetnan. The officers had aone ditlicnlty
in getting the prisoners aboard the clfs,
in Jersey City, as they appealed 20 the
crowd at tile depot 10 secure them from
being kidnapped. They are believed 10
be implicated IN recent bufglafiea in st.
Paul, Mimi, and officers will be here 10
idaniify them.
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Bsie BAH Yesterday.

At Chicago Chicago, i6 DeHoits, ss
Errors, oh.cago, IA; Detroit, 10. Bases,
Chicago, IL Detroit, I. Pitchers, Nc.
Cofmlek and WeiimGn.
At Baltimore Baltimore, 3; Brooklyn,
,6. Errors, Baltimore, 81 Brooklyn, s..
Bases, Baltimore 8; Brooklyn, q. Struck
out by Henderson, 8; by Porter,4.
Atphiladelphia- Philadelphia, New
York, 5. Errors, Philadelphia, Fl New
York, n. Bases, philadelphia, Z New
York, 10. Pitchers, Daily and Weleh.
AT New York; -Metlopolitans. / Ath-
iesics, 4. Errors, Aetropolitans, o Ath-
Ietirs, 8. Bdqce, Mesropolitans,l2; Ath-
letios, s. sRs : cut, by Malhews, Il by
Lynch 8,
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A FA.lssIEK,s=AlARM
sass,e I.aIa rro@ pn.elps Onto 3 Born:

safe9 D Ifpln From Dnsnine onto Aurnt
{ fog RAllsoad eeidge. y {.
BLooN1ssroy, III, August 3l,-7NeSs
has been received here Of au unsuccessful
attempt made by q gang Of masked men,
early Sunday morning, TO burma bridge
on the Indianapolis, Bloomington & West;
erHt4tlfosd, near lanyeis. II % thought
their intention Ras to wreck the through
express train, which passea here after
midnight. a farmer discovered the bridge
on fire, and started TO queneh the flames,
but NsS commanded to Move on and let
that alone. ss Y s
He drove hastily to panyefs three
miles distant, and gave the alarm in time
10 stop the express. The train approach.
ed cautiously and Stopped and Q hall
dozen men St1ed to the brush. The bridge
was feetlong and 15 feet high. II had
been oaturated with petroleum and was
badly burned. There e NO clue to the
perpetrators. >
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rsars Cont

WAshiSdIoS, D. O, August sl.-The
Government informed the
Postoaiee Department. that owing to the
prevalence cf cholera in Spain and the
possibility - It's int5odu duetion through the
mails, no registered samples or packages
containing Wo0len In any shape sent via
spaia Eilllbs received OF delivered IN Por-
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Bprns,l Ia IIor HON ) .

BANGOR, M, August St.4Ihe Gonaie:
eiai says: "a neishbof Of Mrs. HspnRti
Gibson, 6 widow LADY, residing alone in
Plymouth, while oa his way catch an
early train Friday morning, found Mp.
Gibson'e house burned 10 tho ground,
and the body OF that lady In the ruins.
X isthouRht that Walter Pain, on insane
nephew Of AIfs, Gibson, set the house on
tire. He wast taken 70 tho fnsspe hospital
at Augusta, this morning.
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TN. Hoboken prescription clerk who
mi i,p morphine for quinine may be the
ristim Of physicians careless chirogra.
nby. There are physicians who. seem to
eeai.iyate a style OF writing that would set
an expert mad.
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Rea.led in . palnips stap,e,

oisctssAT1, August 81 This morning,
early, Martin Rrockman's livery stable, in
CpmmiasyIlle, the northwestern ward Of
the city, burned, and after the fire was
extinguished the chaTed remains Of q
man were found. Its supposed young
man whose name Is unknown, but who
had been IHleeplngin the stable for q few
nights, and whose home is In Cleveland, is
the victim. He was burned beyond recog-
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a rAnMER AssAssINArEp
q l..oati-NseFoe. coai... . alardsrlpI

Nli'ql Two nop. ~. - 4
81. Iogs, August 81. Captain Isaac
Henry, an extensive farmer living near
Kidder, in oald county, Mo, was shot
and killed yesterday by some unknown
person concealed in the brush. Some
compiicati ations with Capt z. S. Kennedy
and memhera Of his family, regarding the
property on which Henry lived; and which
formerly belonged To Captain Kennedy,
are believed to have been the cause Of the
assassination. ~, 4, "A
Joseph and Jacob Tobler, two negroes,
were arrested yesterday near Eauiala, In
dian Territory, for the murder Of fessfs
Goody ykoontz and Cass, two prominent
merchants Of Venita, near Tie Sec and
Fox Agency, on the 18th inst. They will
be taken 70 1T. Smith by United States
Marshal Jones, who has them in charge.
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Astof "a caiiosra Ian. !. .sssM ~ coaai.lon.;

NV YoRr, August 8 Regarding the!
reports that John iMc0 c0ulloush Is rapidly,
sinking, and that his dsathis but q queas
ton Of q fewnpn Dir. Nichols, Super.
intendent of the Rl omingdale Asylum,
said yesterday Ne. Cpiloush isserer,
ally paralyssd and quito weak. he will
not live year, and may not live months; /;
but, 70 say, that his death Is bnta question
ola few months, conveys the idea that
he Is erhis end than he probably is:
Ills case is, Of course, hopeless, and should
hold out 10 his friends not the slightest
hope Of his recovery = =
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yorSc fellows Of Keen wits and no con;
silence are getting their work in on old
tsllovs with more money than wisdom.
Cny,Iiaired men ought to know better
tb.a to trust their pocketbooks to chance
sequaintances. 81. 81, tx u
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rnS man who pOmeled . preacher in IN
yo,k for preaching o Grant memorial
.ss,knony Is probably q crank. stu, y Is
snity tl,at there wasn't tanothercrapk knear
~ q giys him a robust dose Of his own
medicine. ~. = 70. Z. ~
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A REpUDLlcAS holding office by the
,,.e OF q Democratic administration
,n.y have the courage TO say his soul 10
hIsoyp, but Of this thefe'is no certainty;
(l1t Of office his backbone stiaens atonce
and he begins to exercise his partisan
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nm natural gas explosion in Pittsburgh
,,ayes, no! that natural gas is apublic
t.sny. but that carelessness breeds dis,
.,n..Ion. s This is the Lesson Of the
calamity. " -..--..
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Way theygrowl.- Because there are not
.r,i,es enough to go round, and Offensive
Os,yS O.,Iis.ps" block the way to some Of the
hsst Of them. 81 .-.--.--
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olllsInr pal ~ n.ntl,.

Pans, August 3 s-It 8 sami.oliicially
stated this attsraoe that the French Gov
ernment has requested England 10 einyesti-
gate the cifcumsta tahces attending the al-
legged murder Of Olivier Pain by British,
officers In tie Isouian, and to obtain the
fullest possible Information concerning
the whole subject.
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R,,oRE election day Governor HOadly
iii have reason to pound himself with q
s,rl W. Glove for asking Lieutenant Mullen's
n,nlop. na5 Mullen is a growing issue in Ohio.
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pr.sldeney q Mafissta oolletg o sellaed

Rosgos, August Professor George
=. Moore, D. iDn hss declined 70 accept
the preaidencyo Of Marietta College, Ohio,
which was recently rendered him by the
Trustees Of that institution, on the ground
that his duty is TO the work ne has under
taken at Andoyer.
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wksafAeyeN D. O., August 3i.-The
Whit Hcbsa Ses reopsnedto the public
today. The bsll;,ing has been cleaned
and RENOVATED dtgspg tho PfeaidenfA
absence and lsnpw y eopflilonior hisre-
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lCOxpLAlSr comes from ,yashingto tha,
a, often as 3 bureau clief gets his knife at
the throat Of an offensive partisan" 3
Democratic Congressman or Senator comes
along with his 'aooencen and stops the
ian. These are hard times for the hungry
and thirsty. n
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Ros! ). a. AT,mIstrong5 q Home.

AT1Asf4s ca August sl.-Rey. Dr.J.
g. Armstrong, whose esperh in Cincinnati
have created . great sensation here; ~
rived yesterday morning, andwent direct
ly home. 10 q yeetryman Who called,
upon him he said lhe had nothing 70 say
until the Yestry met: VIZ
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
ofaal5 old aIaaIwho was,yery Tired q Lie,

ofan Old Man Who yyas,yery Tired Of Life.
and Wanted to Go. IA.
CHlcaao, August 9l.-sI,ll Ido: Il, and
you can't stop me, cried an old man to; d
policeman at the Kinzle street bridge,
about six o,clocklast evening. His hair
and beard were white, his form was bent,
and his limbs shook with age. The police.
man had seen the old man wandering
along the railway track, picking up coup.
ling pins and other pieces Of iron aud
placing them in his pocket. The old man
walked TO the river, and was about 70
throw himselt in when the officer caught
him. ~ z. s. I. 5. 4, " 4 Is. g
II can swim" said the old man, when
asked to explain; Sand as want 70 die, /
put the iron in my pocket.s' i!
The old man said he was johnson Johns,
OF Ede, Pa. The policeman took him 10
a'lodging house and collected q small sum
OF money for him. Johns Is 72 years old.
he will lbe sent home by the authorities.
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TIA.RIFF REDUCTION.
rHE DEMocnAT1c rRoaRAMMliE 3

:.:::s -: - Z.
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For an onsiaprht on tho Customs An iIsfort
10 Reduce tho castem.ho hoa.s receipts :
From 1hifty 70 Forty nnnon Dollars.
wool Growers in Great Danger.
5sss5 --e--=--. = x
pn1tApEtpnfS Pa. August 3f-A
Washington correspondent cf the Ests,
telerraphs From what i gather here
a. I, q. an
ttSi - w SGs n, fe.isgle s1ust sp
views loi the Administration on lhe sud-
| iect OF tariff revision may be stated as
follows. tiSl
- M, :, ~.
Ae Apessoli y tie isNeiie ~
least ~, ,UVu,vUO and perhaps SaV, ,0uO,VVO.
Second-The reduction Of the rates OF
NIT, In,a,,ssy j, az
tt.S :, st.. ~ - sgtse q ~ y
dropping industries Of the country.
How 70 effect this puzzles the most
astrte. The renresen atiyes az the indus.
m sri eaiiDsssSts ityn ts 1l tss'ei
wool wing and manufacturing, manu-
featuring Of textile machinery, chemical
mann fsctntinsl sin and M mar ma mo eic..
80 Z ~, ~ ~ :,
IN tleis tepis 70 'ile -l
ment already Tiled, have frank kiy told, and
will frankly. tell, the Secretary that they
cannos nhder. thaF existing condition al
:, 4.
business anu stie y y As.ioa.'s a y =.
thetettom, submit 70 any reduction OF
duties. Thev furthermore claim that any
Lowering or simple reduction OF the pres
ent rates OF duty would, Instead i6t reducs
ing the revenue, inN eaaeit. IS
The mannlactnrefs take strong ground
against nytlifng approaching Q revenue
tariff. ttwiil be found they say, by care.
lful investigation OF the suhject, that the
United States can not wisely enter upon I. 9
| plan that may he called . revenue tariff
system nor can 1t enter upon one that
upholds tariff 'for revenue with incidental
l.protection oniy one OF two courses Is
possible, Protec ction for Protection sake,
callit II youwitl high rotection, or is
opposite Free Trad, based ntheI
tariff systemiof Great Britain.
There Is no middle ground where the
two systems can meet, and the sooner the
Administration and Mr.. Randall, If their
anxiety TO revive the dropping industrial
| of the country is sincere, abandon the
scheme OF bringing theitwo ends Of the
partytogether on this question the better.
Tie representatives ofthe important in.
ldustry Will be IN Q position 70 prove, even
me sasiaSoa sa q aamin r.
tSs siTsirs II the Coz country rendefs anv Re-.
vision of the tariff al the present time un.
wise and dangerous.
Asgw FREE LIST. 1
shculi the Administration be convinced
| lthat a bill reducing duties all round would
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MANNIl.Ne.,s oIRcuI.AR.

.Asf
Rhode leland Enters Her solemn Protest
Against rafins Agitation.
PRoyrpsScR, 3. i, August Sl-About
one hundred manufacturers Of this State
met here to:dayto consult on the question
ofmaking q joint reply 10 the late circular
Of Secretary Manning, asking iniorma.
ton and suggestions in regard to thetaritf.
A,pteamble and resolution was offered
setting forth. that as the manufacturing
Interests Of the State were Just beginning
to show signs Of recovery from o long
period OF depression, but were still Iinacon-
ditiono nofextreme ssnsitiyeness, the meeting
believed that any such attempted general
revision Of the tariff las that contemplated.
In Secretary Manning's circular would
be exceedingly disastrous to the entire in
'dustriai interests Of theeountry, and there
fore
R,sotred. That this meeting hereby en-
ters It's respectful protest against any re-
opening OF the tariff agitation at the COM
Ing session Of Congress.
The hepfeamble and resoln luton were adopt
ed, and Q Committee of fifteen was ap-
pointed TO reply to the questions In Secre.
tary Manning Is circular.
TIE wALkup POISONING CASE.
The chemtst Finds Poiseas Ia the stomaeh.
rhsIuquest Re.opened.
EMpoRtA, KAs, August 3l.-Following
isths certificate Of the; analysis received
hvi CSrntst Eraat Il, r.,s,a,,j IN, thai Lsane,s
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Ole g3tIElasltltr.
oassl Nos. ssana 81 f0aFI'on.h street.

=, st,te administration gets away with
sals ,ands more readily than it explains
sv.y s'r,y the getting away with the same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01
No pecision Yst.

TolKpo, o, August sl.-w. Q. Tate,
referee in the snlliyan.hIcC Caffrey prize
dsht, states that no decision as 10, the re
sult Of the contest has yet been rendered.
by him, further than that contained inhis
expressed opinion, that so far as the
lighting Is concerned Sullivan had the
best offt. Tate has not yet seen the arfi!
eles of agreement, but says that Nc cGat.
frey's sbaoker is expected here tonight
iwitha copy Of the, articles, and thatino
further action willbe had in the matter