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A ..Namsrou.s Horse Thief.

SptrIal DLpaieA o " IaieIi0eNoer.
srEuBExviLLE, July 14.-Deteetiye Gum
bert, of Pittsburgh, arrived in this city to-
day with j. ]. Miller, who Is charged with
horse stealing. He was arrested in Pitts
bursh yesterday after selling horse for
S75. BE is believed to be theindividual
who tradeda horse and buggy to Neil
Salmon in this city lately, the trade. in
Guiding q horse and $40. he took the
money but failed to call for the horse. He
also answers to the description Of q horse
thief wanted at Richmond, Ind, Miamis-
burg aud Cfrrleville, o where he played
the ma1isge dodge, which game was also
PLAYED here.
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NEW YORK BANK PRESIDENTS
Confer with ualtsd state. treasurer Jordan
on the Silver Basis.


on the Silver Basis.
NV YoRK, July 1+-U. S. Treasurer
Jordan held an important conference
with number of New York Bank Presi-
dents to-day, for the purpose Of discussing
the necessity Of preventing the country
from drifting toward a silver basis.
"A large proportion Of the New York
banks we're represented at the meeting,
over which ]. .. yermilye presided.
Treasurer Jordan. desired 1t to be under
stood that his visit was without official
sisnifcance. He explained that the gold
surplus in the U. S. Treasury NEs getting
lower and lower. and unless the receipts
OF gold were increased the surplus would
soon be wiped out altogether. That
would neeessitlte the use Of silver in
paying the Governments obliga-
tions, and such necessity would
lead 70 the practical establishment Of a
silver basis. The questions TO be consid-
cred were Whether the New York banks
representing large part Of the capital Of
the country-desired such change, and,
TO adopt measures 70 preyentis
The sentiment OF the meeting appeared
to be in favor Of making advances OF gold
tothe Government in such sums and upon
such terms as might be mutually agreed
upon by Treasurer Jordan and the Clear
ing House Association. Mr.. Jordan was
given to understand that the Government
might have Sl0,0O0,000, or even so co.,
000, in gold, II It desired.
Treasurer Jordan assured the members
ofthe association that the Government
did not ask any loan from the bankers.
The Government would not accept any
such loans.
The New York banks now hold about
Sll2, ,000, 900 Of gold. The Treasury isnow
suffering from the tendency OF importers
paying their customs duties In silver Ger.
tiicates. The conference closed about
the middle Of the afternoon, and the bank
Presidents We're very reticent concerning
it. Qne President said:
gThe result OF the conference was the
unanimous adoption of 8 resolution ten
dering to the Treasurer $40, ,0O0, 900 in gold,
as he might need il. Or even SO. .OO0, COO
in gold, Il necessary, and perhaps more, in
return for such other moneys as he might
have at his disposal and might wish to
part with. The New York banks are
Sbundantly able to do this. They have
nov, i believe, Sl0T, 900 600 In gold. on
the Treasurer's part It was not thought
that the SIC, ,0OO, 600 thus preferred would
'be'Fequired, and that in any event the use
OF S26, ,O00, 900 could not be reasonably an-
tfcipAted before Congress Would m0ei and
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JOHN ROACH
says but Little About The Doiphip. but WIN
Actin Das Time

NV YoRK, July 1.-THE lips Of Mr..
John Roach, the builder and contractor Of
the Dolphin, were sealed to-day when in
quiries we're made in regard to his future
action on Attorney General Garlands de-
cision against the acceptance Of the vessel
by the Government. Mr.. Roach smiled
and shook hands with newspaper men,
but he refused absolutely 10 make any
criticism OF Attorney General G1rland's
decision.
Mr.. Garrett Roach talked for his father.
he conyersed on every subject except the
condemned Dispatch boat As his reason
for NOT making that q topic OF conversion,
he said that they had not yet received Of
fetal notifeationthat theG Government did
not want the vessel. Until such notice
was received, iswould be manifestiy i'm
proper TO criticize the governments action
When asked how much the Government
still owed for the Dolphin, he said: "a
very small sum. When the time comes, u
continued Mr.. Roach, I'VE shall say some
thing, but not until them
Z "When will that time be2a asked q re-
porter.
+ aoh, by and by, /" replied Mr.. Roach.
@And in what form shall you make your
statement?a
"Wait and see,n said Mr.. Roach. And
Mr.. Roach continued to smile.
at present, at Mr.. Roach docks, there
are, besides the Dolphin, The Atlanta, the
Boston and the Chicago, three new Cow
eminent cruisers, nearly completed, under
contracts similar 10 that made for con-
strueting the Dolphin. The cost Of each
will be from $500 900 70 500, 200. These
were all regularly contracted for
and contracts properly signed, said q
gentleman familiar with the subject, aand
II the Dolphin's contract is not good, l fail
to see how other Government contracts
are any better. II the Government sues
for the money John Roach will most GER
tainly contest the matter in the courts.
The Attorney General fails to even once
refer TO thes acceptance Of the Dolphin
by the Legal Advisory Board, and l
don't believe their report IVES
sent to him. He assumes that she
did not make fifteen knots. The fact is |
that she did, but in letter, to Mr.. Roach
Secretary Whitney stated that all he asked
there Is nothing about speed in the CON.
tract. The Naval Board assumed that
The contractor should not
5e the judge-in fact be had no say in the
matter, but was obliged to accept the plans
Is given to him by The Board. As to his |
contract, it was fulfilled to the letter, and
so can be proved. A strange thing that
has not been noticed is that the Govern.
ment should remove its property, boats,
rigging, sails, de-, from the Dolphin sew
eral weeks previous to the appearance Of
this decision by the Attorney General.
Doesn't 1t look as If they h4d their minds
II made up from the start2n
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SENSIBLE FACTION.
The clsvsIandw W. O, n. .. ssysrsIts Connee
tion with stnte and National Unions.

ton With stAte and aauonnA UNIONS
CLryElAxD, o., July 1.-THE Woman's
Christian Temperance Union Of Cleveland
has severed its connection with the Na-
tionaI and State Unions. This action was
decided upon at a meeting Of the local
union, held this morning. Something
akin to this has been in contemplation for
several weeks, in fact, ever since the Ken
ton Convention, at which the Ohio W. @.
n. q. WIS committed to the support Of the
Prohibition party.
This course was taken against the pro-
test Of the delegates from this city. At
the meeting to-day series otresolutions
was adopted as follows:
..WHEREAs, The National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, at .its last
annual convention. and the Ohio Chris
tian Temperance Union, at It's secret con-
yention in Kenton, voted 10 lend their in
hnenee TO the Prohibition party; and
WHEREAS, The members OF the Clsve-
land Women's Christian Temperance
Union conscientiously object 70 the alli-
anee OF the Women'G Christian Temper
anee Union With any political party, be-
lieving as we do that thereby We greatly
limit the scope OF our work and unneees.
sarily antagonize the large numbers OF
women in full sympathy with the objects
we have In view, namely: The reclAma-
ton Of the inebriate by Gospel measures;
the encouragement OF total abstinence
principles In individual men and women;
the education OF the children in the scieu-
tific and moral aspects OF the use Of alcohol
as q beverage, aud the total prohibition Of
the liquor tratie; and that the same men
and women are willing TO ally themselves
with efforts 70 secure not only the hnt
mentioned objects, but also the last, when
they can do so without inference with
other political issue, as was proven by the
vote on the second amendment in 1883;
and
3"WHRRRAs, We believe that by re.
naming non-partisan We do not sacrifice
nor oppose the Prohibition party, but
rather accelerate the accomplishment OF
the avowed objects OF OF the Prohibition
party-the prohibition Of the liquortraffie;
therefore belt
Is "RsSolred, That the Women's Christian
Temperance Union OF Cleveland savers
its connection with the Ohio National
Women's Christian Temperance Union.
Re1olred, That we, Its members, declare
that we do SO in the most kindly split,
and with the most sincere respect and az
lection for the Temperance women with
whom we differ in judgment, and desire
to heartily extend our good will to the
National and Ohio Women's Christian
Temperance Union"
Speeches commanding the course Of the
CleYeland Union were made by Rev. Dn.
Manchester and Lynn: Methodist clergy
men, and Rsy. DR.. Ladd, a Congregation
alist. Several 'cf the ladies also spoke,
denouncing thecourse Of the National and
State Unions.
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", have not heard anything lately
,bogt changing the system Of book. keep.
min Mn ,bs Navy Department to the Eng.
Iisb RI method since the late deficiency ol
ars, ,,,s tTo million dollars discovered in the
E, E5isb Admiralty Bureau. The present
Administration, IS smelling cortmitteer
S.ntior for rascality, has not discovered a
.,iit.Ty .I,, rascal, and it ought to be satisfied
!, 4. veil enough alone.
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prrnDES7 CLIyELASD has returned l'1!
rom bis a.Ripg tour, and business wil ,tt be
H .0I-n.d st the old stand but not with
,s,t ~, riro,ous expulsion Of Offensive par
.;',r.g .s., !, formerly characterized the trade
n "a, os;ee.. These are hard times, you
:. s.,~ .od It seems the President has
..,,.t ,or higher motives.
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on,a. Defeu,iye.

BERIIS, July 14.-Adyices from st.
Petersburg say that General Komaroa
recently informed the government that
the Afshans were advancing their out
posts, and that the Russians remained in
their former positions aud asked iHstruc-
tons. The government replied that he
should avoid any step, which might lead
70 a collision and remain strictly on the
defensive.
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AGrsat wsddipg.

LONDON, July 14-St. Georges Episeo.
pal Church, Hanover Square, was filed
this morning with fashionable and ais
tocratic audience to witness the ceremony
uniting In the bonds of xedlock Lord yer-
non and Miss Fannie Lawrence, daneb-
ter OF Mr.. Francis @. Lawrence, of
New York. Among the notables present
were United States Minister Phelps and
wife, the Duke and Duchess Of BuenIeuch,
Earls Hardwick, Granville, Wemyss,
Earls OF Cork, Kitehfeld and Kingston
and ladies. Sir William Vernon Harcourt
and Lord Harrington.
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Pittsburgh, in the chair, and Frederick
Mum OF the came city, secretary. The
work Of the organization was completed.
Various reports were presented and other
routine business transacted. The meeting
Is held with closed doors, but the mems
befs stated that no business Of public In.
terest would be transacted until tomorrow
mr. ThnrRiaY
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DUBLIN, July l4.-At a meeting Of the
Land L.sgue to-day Mr.. Abraham, chair
man Of the Limerick Band Of Guardians,
advised, that in yiewo the expiration of
the coeicion act, all branches ofthe league
keep order, but he should resist TO the
last the payment Of iniqu;tous rents i'm
pased by the land commission.
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,-,osStY GxSEA4L GARLAND has had
=. a'' ~ about the Dolphin. Mr.. Roach is
~, - ~ :, h. heard from through the courts,
"a - y =. Kill speak in no uncertain tone.
1nS D.ssi,s I, .biuyards and discrediting Amer
DIV s'O'rS ~oSIEmlaship is not creditable bus
~, - n, tbe political party in power.
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2 AnAirs ID cleyeiand.

cLKyEIAxD, July l4.-An attempt to
start the O. R, NJ. Plate mill was a failure
this morning, only Eve men being OBJ
tVined. The puddle mill started with
about tEeHty,aFe msn, Mest Of Yhpa
yereinexperieneed. The strikers EeFean
hand early, but made no dsmonstra-
ton against the handful Of verkmen
and afterwards retired to laTge Geld on
Broadway and held meeting. They de-
eided to aid their arrested comrades leg
ally and to remain fEm In the demand for
better pqY. The blast furnace started this
morning With about pne.thiFi The usual
number Of men. An attempt Will
be made to start the nail and
blooming mills Of the Bessemer
Steel works tomorrow and perhaps the
vine mills. The furnaces 81 the latter
we're lightad this merniRg. GotSueh,
from Allegheny City, who was arrested
last night for melting 70 riot and advising
the strikers to shoot the mill owners, was
bound over today in S, 1000 bail. Bexdk
and Hoffman, arrested strikers, were
bound over in : 0s0 each
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Acc,EDlsG to a trustworthy CORES
O,u6eat, "the least of these" being
elosed, were not warmly welcomed by
ID. temperance people of Keyser. Surely
his 10. too much to say that If temper
sue ia good thing it ought not to be
e,u6ued TO people Of white skin. The
exclusion. Of eolored children from the
K.yser meeliDgsis in the line of a race
prejudice which does little credit to the
: ma which likes to consideritselfsuperior
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Irm.y have been rare sport to ex.Pres-
iisnt Arthur to catch two hundred pounds
st salmon, but why it should be tele-
gaphed all over tie country is something
thIt dumbiounds the understanding ofths
intelligent news-delver. We can only
hope that he caught them honestly. The
lns. comment. applies to the dispatch,
thH on last Monday morning President
Cleveland caught a fns string Of trout.
II the gentlemen referred to Trim their
com. before we 70 press We shall be happy
Il the telegraph informs US Of the fact.
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1EoNARD,s CoNGREGArIoN.
Differences Arise In the ofieial Board on
the PastoE,s AetIon.


SPRINGFIELD, o., July IA meeting Of
the Official Board Of DR.. Leorard's church
was held tonight to decide whether DR..
Leonard should be requested to remain
pastor of the church another year, and
the following resolutions were adopted:
'tIu view of the contradictory reports
aowbeing circulated as to The relations
existing between Rev. Leonard and the
Official Board Of the Central Methodist
Church, We deem it right to say that the
political opinions of Dr.. Leonard are not
now, nor have they ever bean, a subject
for official consideration; that we recog-
nizs the right Of the pastor, as we'll as peo-
pie, to controltheir own political opinions;
that whatever may be our individual
opinions concerning the propriety Of DR..
Leonard accepting the nomination as q
candidate for Governor, he has our pro-
foundtst regard and perfect confidence,
and we now repeat the request made by
our last quarterly conference requesting
his return to Us for another year"
The resolutions called out considerable
discussion, bat as request for the Doctor
to remain had been made by the last
Quarterly Conference before his nomina-
ton, few cared 10 vote against 1t. Two
Republicans, however, refused to vote for
the resolutions. One Of them stated that
he was forever opposed 70 mixing politics
with religion, aud he could not support
any resolution sanctioning such thing.
Two more members were Of the same
opinion, and refused TO vote at all. As a
number Of members on the Board are
professional prohibitionists, however,
there was majority for the resolution.
When the vote Is cast, Leonard will only
get dozen or two votes in his congrega-
tion.
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Tar Virginia Republican State Conyen'
sop will be held to-day, and the indiea'
IAN. are that John S. Wise will be nomi'
,ned for Governor. The Old Dominion
B,urbOus will not nominate a candidate
h, Governor until the Goth Of this month,
and N the indications point to Fitzhugh
l.. 4; the favored one. Ifthese two are
nsnipaled the fight will be a peculiarly
interesting one.
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ArsrrihIa rrngrtlr.

HALIFAX, N. s., July l4.-Elward
withers, who had held the position Of
clerk in the Custom House for several
years, this morning shot his daughter,
aged Is years, and then himself, At his
residence. Both father and daughter are
dead. Withers has not been considered
Of sound mind by many Of his friends for
some time past.
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AraAxr, n. Y, July l4.-while the
ceatfe rootoi the new gsomeser was be-
ing hoisted into position this afternoon
the scafulding gave way, pIecipitating
five men from the platform, three feet, to
the bottom Of the shah, one hundred and
1--we ieet, Instantly killing Joseph Pernell,
q Philadelphia, Michael Beach and VII.
liam MeCaTty, of Albany. The other two
saved themselves by catching hold Of the
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EAST SAGINAW, MICH, July 1+.-state
Representative Barry has procured bail,
and this afternoon addressed the strikers
in the Knights Of labor Hall. A confer
ence between the Governor and local au.
thorities was held this afternoon. The
Pinkerton men leave tomorrow, their
places being taken by the militia. Every
Thing Is quiet tonight and number OF
mills will attempt % start up to.morrow.
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A Nsrro,s Brulal Act.

LouIsyrILR, July 14-LGst night Kate
Carter was assaulted and fatally kicked BY
Sam Durett. Two years ago he vas sent
to the penitentiary, aud his term expired
last week. When he ereturned the woman
refused 10 live with him. They met last
night In Green street, and without q word
he knocked her down and stamped her
In the face with both feet. Her mouth,
Jaw, nose and skull were crushed, and she
e diving. DuIett eseaped. 4
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Irpeh.a farndra,. orlm..

ITHAcA, n. Y, July 14.-A dispatch
to-day from Fallyille, this county, states
that John Henry GreeuasId, 3 eatpeuteI
Of that place, was lynehed In Canada on
Saturday for q grave crime. No paItieu-
llrs are given. The deceased leaves wiie
and two Children,
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60, SoRTacorr's views on a Third

c,xr,1L NoR7Hcorr's views on a Third
o,sL U,s .Ts given elsewhere. They are
fn! ..s ,s,5ips As sthesentimentsOf aman Of
,.o,..Tn.Tepce and one thorough
Hs 'D.,by with the temperance cause, In
sI s..I,,l Sorthcott's communication there
:, ,o,bing wasted.
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DIED.

wILsoAoa Tu ,sdAy. July q ISsS. At e. o'clock
a. hLa residence, No, ~ EighIegnIh
IiIest, aUsH WfIsoN, Eyed yeAa.
Funerli nodes hsrlaiteE,
BPHLIS-ou Tnes1ay evSiIinG, July Il, lSs5. ats
5el iak. InSE Maui, diughtsf Of J. u. and L ].
Ephiin, ugsd yean and ts days.
p, aa-S 6 ,,,tras 4, r,ayrsl
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! WASHINGTON. July l4-Mrs. Bayard's
condition was 60 much better this morn
ing that the Secretary felt 1t was safe for
him to come to Washington and attend
the meeting of the CIbinet. He will re.
turn to Wilmington this afternoon.
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vl,Eiala Rspahlisan con..n,Inn.

+. .aSSaNOSO, : Va July 1.-THE delegates
s,,s Ss staie Republican Convention,
49, - meets tomorrow, are arriving BY
n 9sln. From the present Indications
RI t Tls LOT Governor will be between
mi E'SaS n, :; Wise and Attorney General
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PHuApEtPHIA, Pa, July 1.-THE IN.
nual convention Of the American Flint
Glass Workers Union continued issses-
sion today, with President Smith 0s
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Chs GntslLigstff's..
oSs.5 10. Is and 81 YoaEteeath sttee..

-, lqrIsg w ely dsrtag W s.lasF
HL"~ - Lsr, fuE lsInIIsISeE1 HGila %
u'1sD 80, =. and M oGdra eaGsp'd a 9'ig a
~ ~ "'sI !, d, rait Of Is eaH pa soatA-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
Groceries.

aaAft,--suunf snrnt NAM. M. a. $50.
aeon SIiSs.s "a ~ 80. 81 80 ~ ~
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N, cans o. w" O's' CAV U" oshs'V so
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taiy lies nrftns Eia IT,, $500 RI, NY ~,
sovsrnn,,ni law 81 ANV' '~"0g' ~ Va"
STaAa trtna $3.50 suh No'y,
nalf hbis 40 rUv i,,ss a. eoiS. CO., 80 ~
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nuiIdine msssris

sUGBAK--Hougn luIn Der, 1OIinE, - incas
and under, first-olsss, SIS; stripping. NTs, fiB
boxing and flooring, clears s2b; thick clear
~ and ~, gE; rough lumber, second ella
tlb ioist and eoantling, culls, y 40
SYD1r0-F1rst common white pinR, $50 o..
second do. 81. 90 third do, vl6; poplar cas- q
80, native pins VI SIS 90 X 80 native
rough, slB OU.
DRxssED LuhBsR-- BoxinF IL inonss aud
nnder, e25 OOebT So do Wa. $50 O01s7 %,
scantlinR, 1oiai or any common luuh
y26 00dDT 90 boxing over IA inches, $500
b o. thick clears, Ia 10 ~ and 2, sN 02Ss 10,
second class any KIND. VA,
DRESSED AND III ATcHKp FlooRIng--t1l
o. nas, SIS; second oiass, t22.6J,
WHITE PINE FURNTnHIHs LuMB sA-lk
and inch white pine, N0 inch do, so
CnIL1N6-BHADED Oh PLAIr-Yfrtt o..
mon white pine, y, NQ: I'd do. sHbo;sd 90, $50
poplar, ", SO Joof 80 poplar, u, e25Deaa
native pine y, s1s; do, =. $40.
PoPIAR LUaRsR.--iHr ~, ana inen, -
DO inch, go
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sa.H, do eItrs No. l. ts.50 cypress, bert NJ
tianu, S5; do No. a, et.2s: DO No. g. es.bo; nav
PIcKETS,--Whits pine, dressed ana nsndss
~ ars or nai. q yellow pine DO w. lsi
IS 1904 80,
LIHn, CEAEsT, Esru.-.Lims, Austin G.
per hbl, Cement. Louisville OF Rossnais, tsgj
per DBL; Portland. IS per Dbl. PlAstaT Pain
New YORK or Michigan, u rsI Dbl, PiAsts'
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