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THROUGH Til & STATE.
Accidents and Inoidents in West Virginia
nnd. .YlrinitY. l-....l = 80

and Vicinity.
A. 9. Iiggett, Esq, Deputy U. s. Mar
shal, died at :he Storz House, Point Pleas.
ant, last Thursday night, q consumption.
he was 2 gentleman well and iayorably
known thsoaghout the state.
r. V. Dolan,of Parkersburg, will take the
degree Of Bachelor Of Laws at the four.
teenth annual commencement Of the law
department Of the Georgetown University,
which takes place next month.
The salt men OF the Pomeroy Bend have
formed n eombination 10 snstain ,the nrice
Of their eommodity. the 'onlv noss;bie @ 10.
yior Of tl,at extensiye inferred The mice
has been but nj sixty. Ave oants per barrel
Of 2s1 nonnds, IA eon,nete with Nlichi,an
Manufacturers. who nse "a fnel tbe saw.
dust from he great Afichipan sawmills.
Tsa,.o,. as.s,, ~. .,..,. .....a !. h. :,
front with another ouriosity. ar enriosi.
osities, in the shape ofthe midget children
OF Mr. and Mrs. David Coleman. The
Young, al ehild, aged o months, weighs q
nonnas with its clothes on. The second
ehild. aged 2I sears. weiohsI nonnds, The
oliesti ri yesrs olj we;ehsoniy "a nonnds
Total w.Igbt. NJ nonnjs T'bei children
thoueh smali' ara seldom sick. according
to the mother,s ststement. The parents
are well deyeloped people.
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niinistar Phains, IlIrst Act.

LoSnoS, May 2O.-About the first Off
eial act Of Minister Phelps was to attend
the funeral Of Lieutenant schock at Green
wich yesterday with Consul General
Whiteand Captain Chadwick. The English
lady to whom the deceased was engaged
was present. 1T can be positively stated
that the deceased was insane at the time
,ot his suicide. Signs Of mental break
down from oyerwork were noticed for
some time before the act, He was q young
man Of fexcellent character and highly es.
teemed, aud would certainly have gradu.
aled ;at the head OF the class. The re.
mains will be sent to his homeon the Can.
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THE AtAcHE :RAlDa.
The marderous Redskins Continuing Their
yrart NJ RIaad

Work Of Blood,
DRnrSa, N. NJ, May 2a.-Thirty Indians
who passed Camp Fleming last night
killed Ave men within lve miles OF silver
City. A company Of volunteers from Sill
yer City is in pursuit Of the Indians. The
military is doing nothing. Intense ex=
eitement prevails. The town was guarded
last night 10 prevent a possible surprise,
SILVER Cry, N. NJ, May 20.-0aptain
Madden struck Geronimo's band {of
Apaches yesterday on the Upper Gila and
run them into the mountains, where he
expected fight, but the Indians eyaded
him. Several ranches about eight miles
stroyed. A familyof Ave Mexicans were
killed last night four miles from here.
Thrpe children were Drained. Another
Mexican was uhos hut escaped with his
wife.
Yesterday morning Georges ranch l2
miles from Fort Bayard, was attacked and
Mexican wounded. The Indians are
llgad;ng for the Black range. A party Of
citizens left hefe tp Yavn and protect set
tiers on the Rio Mimbrees. Capt. zee
with 70 men took the train al noon yester:
day. a special from stein's pass says the
Tndiaps Have bpen sighted in a canon 9
short distance IRON heFe. It 10 believed
they will attempt to go through the pass.
Should they do so two companies OF cav
airy are in the immediate vicinity and will
intercept them.
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ALREADY the administration has sick
.--i I'D - I'LL

ALREADY the administration has sick
eneiOt iA connection with the Copiah
Democracy. Meade, appointed postmas-
tor Of Hazlehurst only the other day, is
nov rquestedby theP.M. G.to resign be-
causeoih his connection with the murder Of
the Republican postmaster, Matthews. has
been discovered. The newspapers were
prompt to make the discovery, and that is
what hurts. But the Mississippi pemoc,
faCy may well complain Of this treatment.
II itwere not Tor copiah methods the
State Of Mississippi could not be held in
the Democratic column.
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rho sau Wont Dovn on als wrath,

CLEYRLANp, O., May 2D.-A special from
Findlay, Hancock county, gives the par
ticplars Of the killing Of his twelve.year.
old son by John Motter, one Of the wpalth-
lest farmers Of Orange township. Motter
was at work in the barn setting up some
machinery, when q bolt fell through o
crack in the floor, The boy was sent after
the bolt, but falling TO find 1t be
returned and told his father that he could
not seett He was sent again under the
barn and when he returned again without
the bolt his father, terribly augered, struck
him in such q manner as to break his
ne9k, causing in9tsat death. Motter has
not been arrested, hut the people are very
much excited and may demand 9 trial.
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..!.nRoTHEn,, RING I. K1L1Ep
BY .tBrothsr', Turner In q osasrsl About
III i5i the Latter's wife. q

III the Latters wife.
spssial DlsSateh 70 tht Iatelliemea.
cHARIEsroS,t w. VA, May co. Last
evening Isaac Turner and Thomas King,
miners at the Cannelton colliery, this
county became involved in a quarrel,
originating from remarks made by King
about Turner's vile. Turner and King
met on the road. Alter quarrelling
some time, each started for his re.
spectiye residence near by. The former
got his revolver and started from his home,
King leaving his residence at the same
time. The two men approached, and
when within ten feet Of each other Turner
fired shot at King, the bullet taking
effect in, Kings heart, killing him In:
stantly. The murder was committed on.
top Of Cannelton Mountain. Turner is o
bad character and recently came near
killing his man withthis razor. He was
arrestedland lodged in jail here this nlorn-
Ing. Each was q devout member OF the
Baptist Church, and Turner speaks Of his
victim as Brother King. Tie murdered
nan was the cause Of the separation Of
Turner and his witetwo years ago.
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sTEW(lSMILIS SIGN
AND FIVE MORE EXPECTED 10.
The Iron situation q. pit.sbarrh-Ths Man.
ataetursrs say the siEaIbg of the Anal.
Eamatsd Scale by u Few Firms WIN
NO. Eject Thelr Determination. 7.

PlTrsnrRan, May 2S.-Brown & Co., Of
the Wayne Iron and Steel works, have
signed the Amalgamated Association
scale and work viii be continued without
interruptions This isthe flrst break in
the manniacturersf lines. Tie news was
received with considerable enthusiasm by
the iron workers, who are confident That
enough manufacturers will accept tlleir
proposition to ayerta strike. Rumors Of
other Manufacturers lining are in circulE-
ton, but have not been confirmed.
Clark & Co., Of the Solar Iron Works,
signed the scale tonight and the manufac.
turers say they expect anumber Of others,
including Carnegie Bros, Wilson, Walker
4 Co., D. 7. Woods, Dflworth. Porter&
Co., and the National Tube Works com:
pany TO followsuit. The manufacturers
assert that the action Of these firms willin
no wise affect the situation, as they work
steel almost exclusively.
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ISTlT DECLARED OFF?
Tar ANe1o.nussIAS DIFrIoU19Y
Said 10 be satisfactorily settled, and Afghan
Boundary Detsrmlnsd-Ths Terms of
Agreement. Between the Two
Powsrs-Important II True.

LONDON, May S0.-The News announces
this morning on the highest authority that
Russia's reply to Englands counter pro.
posals was received in LondM yesterday.
The reply, it says, involves the acceptance
of the proposals and practically settles in
q satisfactory manner the whole question
Of the Afghan boundary. Both Msruchek
and Zllfcar remain in the possession Of
the Ameer. The main features Of delimi.
tation. have been finally fixed and the
boundary Commission will settle the de-
tails. The negotiations have been con-
Quoted in a most friendly spirit on both
sides
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ArpaInlm en.s sad ptomottnns

wAs.llSGroS, May 9O.-fhe President
to-day appointed James W. whelply, OF
New York, to be Assistant Treasurer OF
the United States. Mr.. Whelply at pres
ent holds the office OF cashier. His pro.
motion will aapse other promotions IS tqis
lows{ II A. Whitney, Assistant Cashier,
to be Cashier; Edward h True, Teller, to
be Assistant Cashier, and ]. . Milne,
Chief Clerk, to be Follef. Mr.. Valentine
2, Snyder, Of New York, who is st present
acting as private secretary TO Secretary
Manning, will be appointed Chief Clerk ot
the Tfeasurers ofHee, These changes will
take effect June l.
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Vacancies that WIN Not 10 FILLED,

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 29.-einas
Secretary Manning assumed ehsrgeof the
Treasury Department sixty eterkshtPs,
ranaingin salary from 5000 s., 100 have
become vacant, With one exception the
oihces are all within the Civil Service
classification. The Secretary has decided
not 70 al any Of the vacancies in question
on the ground that the interests Of the
service do not require u. This decision
viii result in an annual saEiRs OF sbopt
SlNl. 600. t-Ugts VIZ
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wAsnlScroS, May 96-According to
the records OF the hydrographio Office the
amount of ice and number Of bergs which
hape appeared in the direct path Of
European steamrrs within The month is
unprecedented. Thet)sthcomirg monthly
report for May will eontalR 9 lpep OF a
number OF vessels injured by COLL sion
with icebergs during the month SO far as
heard from. The list now numbers q.
The Ice has not appeared south Of parallel
IL, or east Of degree 40. The region In
tested by leo was Ye'y cl lsely predicted on
the publication of the hYdragraphla
ollica month ago and the safe route
marked just southeast Of the limits Just
mantINnhi s.t
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ACQUISITION Of Piracy.

LONDON, May 20.-The Times publishes
aletter this morning over the signature Of
Frederick Harrison and addressed to Her.
bert Spencer, protesting against the latter
publishing in America a volume contain
Ing three recent articles irom the pen Of
Spencer, and three, the production OF
Mr.. Harrison, reprint from the
Nipeteenth Century, and interspersed
with critical comments. The letter
characterizes this proceeding aa an un-
worthy act Of piracy. Mr.. Spencer is ask
ed ifhe will take the profits Of a book Of
which he (Harrison) is in part author.
Mr.. Spencer is also accused In the letter OF
reprinting articles without the oonsent or
knowledge Of the editor 1.-THE NinaeslM
Century, or OF Mr.. Harrison. Finally, Mr..
Harrison, in his letter, declines to aecede
to the proposal OF Mr.. Spencer TO repub-
tlish the volume in England, and leaves
the whole conduct Of Mr.. Spencer to the
Judgment OF men OF honor.
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WAsnixoroS, D. o., May 2O.-secretary
Manning to-day dismissed four chiefs Of
divisions in the Third Auditors office, ]:
3. Fowler Of Maryland, j. NJ, Vale, ol
Pennsylvania, 7. 3. G. Pettingill, Of New
York, and John r. Thompson, OF New
Hampshire. Tllis action was based on the
Recommendation OF the Third Auditor. il
IA said that there are no charges against
the persons removed. The vacancies will
be flled In o few days
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DIED A. sea,

.wAsuISorov, 3. Q, May QO.-Rev.. 4.
Z. Stanton, who is reported by a cable dos
spateh from London, to have died on
board the steamship Nevada on her last
voyage from New York, was q Presbyterian
clergyman OF this city. who was tormesty
President Of fthe Miami University, at OK
ford, o., and is brother.iB.law OF Eliza
beth Cady Stanton. He has not been
attached 10 any church in this city, but
has on various OCCASIONS occupied the
pulpits .of Presbyterian churches during
the absence Of regular pRstora
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Nalienal conEentlon % ailnera,

PTrrsppRaH, Pa, May 20 The National
Executive Committee Of the Miners Asso-
citation willmeet in this cityon June l9th,
to complete arrangements for the National
Convention oiminer In July, II 10 the
toperiect the national organiza-
ton 90 that nthe future the miners Of the
country can work ~ harmony
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Nov THAT the Dolphin has run ninety
three nautical miles at an average speed
Of fifteen aud half miles an hour-bstter
than the contract called for-msybe john
Roach won't be thought such fine game
for the small wits OF the free trade press.
II Tue Dolphin had been built in British
sllipyarl those same wits would have
cudgeled themselves to find excuses Tor
the early mishsps, n..
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IN A. horitr % Arrn,t rh em .

WAsnISoroS, D. O., May ss.-.dep. r.
O. Dram sen. the following to Gen. scho-
field to.days
NReplying TO your talegram Of this date
YepoFtsny the arrest on American soil o!
Gabriel purmont and Michael Dplnars,
Canadian insurgents who belonged to
lsiel's iusurre0tionsrg force, the gecretary
OF War insttuGts me to say that the m'lI-
tary forces haye no authority to arrest or
tletain them, They must therefore be re-
leased from military arrest"
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DECORATION DAY bids fair to be observ-
ed in becoming manner in Wheeling and
vicinity. Holiday Post has made exten-
sive preparations, the success Of which de.
peuds only upon the weather. In the ai-
ternoon at least there will be general
suspension of business, as there should be.
In the observance Of this day there ought
to be decorum which. unfortunately.
does not characterize all Of our holidays.
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AIReporter,s Enterpri, Q.

PirrspURsu, Pa, May 2a.4Marlei N,
Ogden, a reporter faF the pittsburgh ps-
patck, was arrested this evening on .
charge Of conspiracy, preferred BY City
Assessor Hays. Ogden, it is charged, en-.
tered the City Assessors office susrepti-
tippsly lastnfghtigot access 70 the safe with
the assistance Of one John piown, and
copied from the records the list of RETURNS
made by business men showing the
amount Of business transacted by them
during the year. The Dispatch published
the returns this morning, which created
a great sensation ipbpsiness circles. 7
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Tue verdict in the I.unslord will case is
MI surprise to those who followed the
testimony. The business Of Williamsburg
i.D't prospering in these days. Jurors are
disD,sed 10 allow men Of ordinary busi-
pes, capacity to leave their property to
whom they please.
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Royal Blood.

We are all kings and queens in this
country, and we have q right to as good
blood as that which courses through the
veins Of ,emperors. II the blood is poor
and the cheeks are pale, II Is well known
that Browns Iron Bitters Is the great
tonic which will give color, yigor. and
vitality. Mr.. II. K. Gibson, ot West Point,
Miss, says, ~ felt weak and debilitatel.
Browns Iron Bltters made me strong and
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VETERAN who went to Washington to
request the stoppaye Of his pension Of $72
a month so startled official society that
the Medical Pension Board held an inyes-
.isation 10 ascertain whether the man was
sane. They concluded to allow the honest
veteran to give up his pension. II that
man leaves a will somebody will jump on
Il and set up the insanity dodge.
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MADE THE CASHIER ILL

On Monday the auditing committee Of
the Board OF Directors met at the bank for
the purpose Of examining the accounts.
When Cashier Huggard was called upon
to explain certain matters, 1t is said that
he was taken suddenly i'll, SO seriously as
to alarm the gentlemen present, by whom
he was removed to his home. The direc-
tors, however, succeeded yesterday in
discovering that large sums Of money had
been obtained from the cashier OF which
they had not been informed. They
found checks Indicating that VIII
liam Bumm 4 Sons salt merchants,
had obtained $4,000, and that
Joseph Conklin, street cleaning contrac.'
tor, the latter having no account whatever
In the bank, had obtained SSs,000. The
aggregate deficiency discovered was $203.,
600, or $4,000 more than the combined
capital and surplus Of the bank. No entry
was made OF these transactions. Upon the
discovery Of these affairs aspecial meet
ing OF the Board OF Directors was called for,
yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. W. Bumm, who isa member
OF the Board OF Directors and also mem
ber Of the firm oi VIM. Bumm & Sons,
was present at the meeting and made a
statement in which he pldged the firm as
liable for the money which his firm had
drawn, and in consequence his attorney
confessed judgment Ia favor Of the bank
for $ll5,000. The directors unanimously
near midnight last night resolved
to suspend, and accordingly at 10
o'clock this morning the doors
Of the bank were not opened for business.
Tho stockholders, It Is understood. will
pay off every dollar oil the Indebtedness.
In addition the directors themselves, IL is
said, tiaye $l0D,000 locked up in the bank,
$500 Of it having been deposited but a
fey days ago. The bank as was made sds
deposited in the bank $4,000.
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President CLEyKLASD doesn't forget
what the Pacific coast failed to do for
him, and lie doesn't select a citizen Of that
impressive region TO ell the Chinese
mission. The new American cue-twister
halls t,om Hoosierdom. He will at once
make a laborous study Of tea.chest chas-
..,.,, .....,..
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cumplInentarY 70 Gtanl,r.

4oSp,S, May s0.-rhe 7iaa in an edi.
torial says; ''Mr. Henry NJ. Stanley in his
campaign in Europe in behalf Of the Congo
Stats has shown scarcely less energy, en-
tllusiasm and tact than are displayed in
his book on the Congo. Ills aeal is bound.
leka and his industry unconquerable."
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suit Agaiast a Railroad.

Special DIElalct 10 tht nFtlglgelod. =. ifIl
srHuRENylLLr, May o.-0wesney John
son, "a minor, began suit to-day for s., 900
damages against the Pittsburgh, Cincin-
natl 4 ST. Louis railway. He claims that
he was forcibly removed from car, by
which lie was injured about the face, and
was otherwise roughly handled.
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Arsn Hour tabor nLll.

LASslSo, Mlclt, May 2O.-The bill to
make ten hours q days work has passed
both bonses Of the Legislature. The
measure does not apply to farm labor but
TO all other kinds, and is mainly directed
toward worknen in tho lumber regions.
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wa.hou. On the 9. 8 =. Road.

sTRuBrsyiLlE, O., May 2e.-Rain has
pounded down in this section ali day.
Late this evening the @. & P. railroad
bridge at Riddles Run, east OF Rush Run,
was washed away Just after an east bound
freight passed over. Three cars were
washed into the creek. An extra train was
sent out from Bellaise 10 transfer baggage
and passengers. r,
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CHICAGO, May 90 The local Commit
tee Of Safety has decided thatunless the
City Council completes the canvass ot the
votes cast at the recent city election by
Monday next 10 endeavoe TO compel It TO
do 10 by mandamus proceedings.
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na,trnelIte, Ponpdrr rlrn.

Iospos, oST., May ga fire at John
Elliott 4 Sons foundry caused almost q
totalloss to the machinery. The patterns
and unfinished work were all destroyed,
together with nearly 500 mowers, binders
and reapers. Tho loss will probably be
500 1000; insured for about $4,000.
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Tn, pruning knife OF reform has alrcady
,rt soOoO,OOO of the backs Of our Ameri-
s.1I ~" sbeep. What American has gained
.av,bipv .r BY this tariff rsform' American
.ool.yrovers know who has lost by 1t.
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Iaft Hnnda,i s,IlnniIl,.

l.oSpoS, May 2o.-The S,anaard, while
astensibly sympathiaing with Lord Hart
ington, on account Of Lhs illness by which
heia reported to hava been attacked at
Dublin, intimated the illness Is oppoftune
In view oitlie difficulty OF explaining the
government policy in renewing the Irish
Grimes Act.
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Mrs. parnsll,. property 70 be Sold.

BoRpESTowN, N, j., May 2O.-The en-
tire personal property Of Mrs. Della T,
Parnell, mother Of the famous Ireland
Land Lacquer, has been seized at the suit
OF Joshua i. Turner aud others, and Is ad.
yertiseifo sale on June ], at 1ronsides,
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Trb,s come to a pretty pass when a
man ,apt' trust himself TO eat butter with
ont first hitclling a microscope on his
month. These scientific sharps have 1t
in tbeir power to make life very uncom-
fo+able.
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A Postmaster snicId es.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Po Postmaster NYp.
E. Smith, Of Holden, Wis, committed
suicide this morning by shooting himself.
Ills books had Just been examined, and
the Inspector had discovered . shortage
OF about 5000.
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rrry Do say that Nasty is putting up
,,,iIJinrs @ so fast in Toledo that the people
usn, Oa EeeD track OF them. His income is
sas sls,oo0 q year, which isn't bad for a
hpnoriSt,
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Aecepts the "Deti.r

NEw YoRK, May ss.-s1r. John Murphy
announces that he will accept Mr.. J. /.
Case'g challenge to trot Phallas against
Maxy Cobb, for 5000 side, track and
time Of race to be mutually agreed upon
hereafter Il..
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rar President will spend Decoration
ms i' i, Naw York. It's to be hoped that
=. Wy siil II show more interest in the pro-
l,,;a", as %" Than he did on the field OF Gettysr
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r,ur Philadelphia bank which closed
g, 'I 1oor. Yesterday with big account on
.Ls N ~S wrong side, had very tender spot for
:. sas ...., s contractors. The collapse has an
uyly look.