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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-02
$500 IRON WORKERS STRIKE.
Cleveland Rolling MIL Employees Receiy
Notice Of Reduction and Quit.

Cleveland Rolling Miu Employees Receive
Notice OF q Reduction and Quit.
CLEVELAD, July 1.-The employees Of the
Cleveland rolling mill last night received
notice Of q general reduction in wages to
take effect to-day. They had been several
times reduced before, and resolved to stand
it no longer. At o'clock this morning
$500 men from every department
in the works, except the wire,
rod and plate mills quit work,
and left the yards on q strike.
These latter mills will shut down tonight,
unless the company withdraws the notice Of
reduction, and 1000 men more win swell
the number of strikers to $500. The mill
company have several large contracts on
hand, and this morning they agreed not to
reduce the rail and blooming mill men, and
the latter returned to work. The other men
are al out, however, and big strike is in
progress The strike is entirely outside
the Amalgamsted Association.
Details OF the Strike.
CLEVELAND, July Am approximate
statement Of the number Of men out on q
strike and the wages they receive is as fol
lows; Rail mill, 10 men, $l.20 to $l.50
per day; two rod mills, so men, Sl.40 to
8 90 per day; puddle mill, rs men, 81. .4C
to $3.50 per day; hoop mill, 30 men, $l.75
to $500 per day; Bessemer Steel Works,
I'm man II IA yradinfad to-niobt that
1900 men in the wire mills win quit to
morrow. None Of the men who struck il
1882 are employed at Newburg now and nc
labor organization ofany kind exists. Thi'
is the third cut made within year. Tht
first was II per cent, the second 20 PEI
cent. and the third 10 per cent.
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SALIsBURY'S POLICY.
Ministers Speak Of the New Gov
erument's Irish Policy.
WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH EGYPT
Lady Churchill Electioneering for HeI
Husband---i,2i0 New Cholera
Cases---6i5 Deaths.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES

LONDON, July Lord Arthur William
Hill, member OF Parliament for Down, Ire
land and Comptroller, in an election speech
at Down today is the first member Of the
present government who has yet given any
intimstion regarding the policy Of the Gov
ernment in relation to Irish affairs. His
Lordship referred to the recently proposed
bill for the renewal Of the Crimes act and
said such measures were in his opinion
needless. as the ordinary laws were sufi'
ciently ample for the government Of Ire
land. C0nHauIng Lord Arthur aid ths
present Land act was failure, and that he
would support the land purchase bill which
the Liberal government had proposed.
Lord John Manners, Postmaster General
addressing Conservative meeting al
Leicester, last evening, said that without
pretending to state the policy Of the govern
ment, he was able to say that they would
Try to bring order out of the present chaos
in Egypt, and would endeavor to terminate
the tension on the Afghan frontiers which
endangers India; also that they favored in
creasing the efficiency of local administra.
ton.
Lady Churchill, who is the daughter Of
Mr.. Leonard Jerome, of New York, is now
personally engaged in the Woodstock can.
vass, to secure the reelection to Parliament
of her hushand Lord Randolnh Churchill
the new Secretary of State for India, The
Liberals are very active in their efforts to
accomplish the defeat Of Lord Randolph
and to secure the election of Mr.. Corrie
Grant. The return Of Lord Randolph Chur.
chill for Woodstock at the present election
is considered very doubtful matter.
Cholera Cases and Deaths.
MADRID, July 1.-The total number Of
rev cases of cholera reported yesterday
from the injected dittricts is l,2l0 and the
total number of deaths 6l5.
The returns for Tuesday from the cholera
districts Of Spain are as follows: Madrid
city, new cases 5, deaths 3; Valencia, city,
new cases l24, denths a; province, new
cases. 446, deaths 81; Alicante province,
new cases so, deaths q; Castellon de la
Plana, city, new cases Z, deaths 7; prov
ince new cases IS, deaths 6l; Saragossa,
province, new cases 90 deaths 80; Murcis,
city, new cases Is, deaths 10; province,
new cases l36, deaths Is; Cuenca, new
cases 6, deaths none; Araujeres, new cases
zoe, deaths 20; Glen Parulos, new cases 6,
deaths 3, =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-02
SHOOTING MATCH.
Messrs. Jaeger and Cox Defeat Hessrs.
Stewart and Dwight.

Messrs. Jaeger and Cox Defeat Hessrs
Stewart and Dwight.
Messrs. Jaeger and Cox again defeated
M,aessrs Stewart aud Dwight yesterday, in q
team match of rs shots at 200 yards, of
hand. In the first match Messrs. Stewart
and Dwight were beaten twenty-five points
and yesterday II. The weather was very
bad for good scores, as the wind blew strong
enough at times to carry a bullet from Is to
30 inches away from the mark. Mr..
Scbru5er, of the Schutzen Versin, made the
best 10 shot score, scoring 81 points. Fol-
lowing are the scores Of the 25-shot team
match:
Otto Jseser-1O, 5,46.1,2,4I 5, 9,6,64,6,
g. T. 6, T. g. g. y 9, 5, 0, 5, 10 .....~........ l4}
w Cox, T. 10, 9, :, 8, 5, s. 5, 5, 6,.3, L. 4,56,
o. 81 D, 10, s. 1, 4.......... lSI
80 '' -'''''s ''''''' '''''''' -'V
R. S Stewart-5, s. 9, 4, 8, 8, L. 6, g. 7, - 0, 4,
SIS, p 6, 10, s, g. 3, 9, 8, 5... ...."...--... 1873
c. E. Dwght-3, s, 6, 3, s, 10, 6, g, 5, 4, 4,
0, "a, :, 9, Z, 5, o.. lS0
Total ---. -. 2tE3
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Imtems of Interest Cleaned from Interior
Exchanges.

Imtems of Interest Cleaned from Interior
Exchanges.
L. S. Ma shsl Sehon he's appointed P. P.
Springston Deputy U. S. Marshal for Gil
uer county. It is said to be very good
appointment.
Chief of Police Beck kEith, of PsrkersbuEg,
has succeeded in recovering and restoriog
to tie owner the last Of the gold watches
taken from the gentleman at Bradford, Pa,
last winter and traced to this point. The
last watch was found at Creston, On the
West Fork
Tuesday morning it was sscertaine5 that
Miss Helena DrshOsh, who boards with
Mrs s. J. Lsng6lt, Of PArkersburg, was
locked I'D In her room and that she gave no
response TO continued knocking. Captain
Becksitb, Chief of Police, was called i'll and
forced open the door, when Miss Drshosh
wss found in state of coma, just breathing
She is in q critical state and nos expected
to live. q,
Saturday afternoon, at Volcano, Wood
county. Harrison True, laborer in the en-
ploy OF the Wood County Petroleum Com
psny was so badly injured that it Is thought
ne cannot nV6. 1AO WAN OhhSA
were rolling logs when in some way chain,
with large hook attached, gave way. The
hook caught him in the side, literally tearing
his body open, and dragging forth his
bowels.
Bill McCousughey, well known char
snter at Kanawhs Station, Wood county,
found the way of the trsnsgresser to be
hard one on Saturday night: Some time
since Warnick's store was broken into and
robbed. Bill Was suspected of the deed
He wss identified BY some marked coin
which he passed at the store afterwards.
A guard was set on the store. Saturday
nieht a colored man who was acting as
guard, saw a man place q ladder to the
same window through which an entrance
was gained before, and attempt to pry 1t
open. He fred at the burglar with shot
gun loaded with slugs and with horrioie
veil the thief fell to the ground. 1t was
found upon investigation to be McCon
aughey. BE is not expected to live, as the
charge of buckshot with which the gun was
loaded penetrated his thigh and left side
nanoI;np him in q terrible manner.
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A RACE
Comes Near Ending in n General Row
wellsburg Notes.
A.,

Comes Near Ending In n General Row
wellsburS Notes.
Special 10 ths Register.
WELLsBURG, W. Va. July 1.-The race
at the Central rink last night, between
Burkett, of Wheeling, and Nelson, Of this
city, WAS both interesting, exciting and
nearly resulted in general row. The race
was three mile heats, the best two in three.
The first heat was awarded to Barkett; in
the second heat Nelson claimed and was
allowed foul; in the next heat Nelson led
until near the last, when he was pressed and
passed by Burkett, Nelson then withdrew,
claiming another foul. The friends of each
became excited and commenced to quarrel
and the police had to interfere to prevent q
general fight. In the excitement two ladies
tainted. Order was restored and the race
decided in favor of Burkett. \ company
of about fifteen came up from Wheeling to
witness the race, they all returned to Wheel
ing after the race in skifs.
The County Court was in session today
considering the Bellyiewridge road petition.
Upon agreement Of the parties interested
the read was abandoned. The costs IN the
case amounting to good round sum, were
hy the court directed to be paid By the
petitioners.
Several clips of wool are being brought to
town, the price generally paid being from
2T to 20 cents. Mr. VIM. Hammond sold
his clips, amounting to seven hundred
and twenty five feeces, on yesterday at
thirty cents per pound.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church gave
a supper and festival at Bar;hs hall this
evening that netted them nice sum OF
money. The proceeds are to be applied to-
ward fixtures for the new church building.
The ladies having the affair in hands man,
aged it in fine style, every one attending
being highly pleased with the excellent
spread of choice establss and refreshing
deserts.
M,s Clendeneu left on the late train last
evening for Larneo, Kansas, where she was
summoned by telegraph to the bedside OF
her daughter, Mary, who is dangerously ILL.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-02
TWO HARD BATTLES.

F,,r~.two Apaches and sixteen "hi'es
killed in the Fights.
TOxBsroSE, Ar, July IA ). Hun
exc, a miner, brought in news Yesterday
fon Fronteras Of an engagement between
,bs Indians and the whites last Thursday
tb;,ty miles southeast of FrOnterss, in which
he ,spor,ed trirty,six Indians and sixteen
Americans killed, and several wounded,
ToJav further information was received
.Syonsb iU Thomas Croaksr, San Bernard1ns =.
rsIU rsDcSe. situated en- the trail from Ft,
IsT Ponr;s 70 Sonora. BE reports an engage
Dsnt DoTti between the entire force under Sr Lieu,
tanant %1ar Davis and the Apsches. sisseeu .al
THS;sns indian were killed and from fifteen to tSsn,
~ tptia1 taken prisoners. The loss Of the whites
= moi stated.
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AMONG THE MILLS.
How the Situation Looks-The Prospects
Rriehtenin1.

How the Situation Looks-The Prospects
Frightening.
A reporter caught onto rumor yesterday
that ali the mills in this vicinity would sign
the scale this week and 60 to work some
lime next week, But when the report was
run down no foundation could be found for
it, and it is presumed it originated from the
favorable action of the Bellaire mill.
The heaters and rollers went to work yes
terday morning, and things begun to take
on favorable aspect again down. there. A
report reached here that the Bellaire nail
factory would start up on Monday next, but
whether there is anything in the assertion
or not, could not be learned. But the fact
that the forge department has resumed oper-
atoms would tend to suggest the idea as
being correct.
The Pittsburg Post of yesterday says:
THE present indications are that Western
nail manufacturers will at once proceed to
start their factories independent Of their
Pittsburg competitors in trade. Yesterday
President Weir, Of the United Nailers' As
sociation, received telegram from Belle.
vile, Illinois, stating that the scale had
been signed by the extensive nail concern
at that place. The factory will be started
up to its full capacity on Monday.
The signing of the scale by the Belleville
Company viii in al probability break the
strike. Stocks are reported light both East
and West. Prices are stiffening, and the
general tone OF the market has improved
since the shutdown month ago."
In relation to this move it was asserted
on the street yesterday that General Powell,
OF Belleville, Ill, telegraphed to the Asso.
citation here yesterday that the Waugh mill
signed the scale in order to work up a
quantity of iron that had been flooded BY
an overflow from recent rains. The amount
is estimated as sufficient to make about 20
900 kegs Of nails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-02
BELLAIRk.

IL. T,,i. ,h;,d of Ahner Ssilv.ll dtss
-. .ne n;. n AZ. ~ Ia. s;oIr..s Tn..ssi
ss, sass;s. e.eI,n or! nosr,.. ~ s =. "a oc,ocL
ST." Won,sho,S.ss 40 h.v. h..n occunv;.~
c' nouoeno ..s. In -" q, 800 ~
Snano;i ''e''
0C IT, M.vo, ooI,sc,.d s,ss % t,ou Au,il
Inea Inc ""y s.t;"s 49, 4. ,v,U.d % ;,,o ,hs cisv.
" .une - es W. 1's' $A'S
treasury. S
The colored chaps who found reposS )
Newark lookup one night last week. have
returned TO this city.
All business shoald b suspended o. ths
ith. II is Q legal holiday and 70 strictly
American. II 700 have 20 special plscs -
20, gil your basket and with company 49,
repose in the woods.
Messra. NJ. Crais and 3. A. McGrseoe ~
'0,per "s,. "om On ,nd;"s,si nss ~ 49, 49, 49,.
uona W u the ,hs MsSa. ,s.ss,dsy
Sn y - .,x ,,,
. oe'cia Jouuk go ~ =. sn.. %
preparing 10 go IoWn 70 Onc'nsa -
r;rsr IeM n0i !, .;i, b. ,-3 = III, . ssscs,S.s
rVer u WIZ oe P".Yenuea
1t wa, rs. stated % last a night sns' =. 'cS c1.,as ;sass
from mere wouia entsHsin cI Sisfsvus
with race on Saturday night. t-
About 100 children were q Hesnk OF
for clippers yesterday. They were jo~ .,
weeks TOO early.
There ore two letters each Tor Miss B:yAx
s'nbler and Isaac Truaz at the postoYse
awaiting owners. -
a glance al the hundreds Of empty nssr'
kegs that occupy large space bach 9
Genusi hnh woaid leaa one 70 oshsvs ~
BelIsire is not busted ya.
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A FAMILY POISONED.
Dr. p. II. Pinneps Family and o Young
Lady Poisoned by Arsenic in Coffee.
0ase;nr IA Ihs Pa0isfer -..

Dr. p. II. Pinneps Family and . Young
Lady Poisoned by Arsenic in Coffee.
Special to the Reqiste.
BUCKHANNAN, W. Va, July l.-Tbe lam
ilr of DR.. P. F. Pinnel were poisoned to-day
by drinking coffee with arsenic init. Inc
only member of the household not poisoned
was the darkey hired girl. Mrs. Pinaell
drank cup and half of the coffee and ate
nothing. She is much the worse
of the family and it is very
doubtful if she RECEIVERS. The
Doctor drank not quite hall
q cup and his attack was quite light. Miss
Birdie drank freely and is very sick but bet
ter now. Miss Ingie drank sparingly and
is not as sick as either her mother or sister.
Miss Essie Brown, of Parkersburg, who is
visiting the family, drank freely and is very
sick, but out Of danger. Ed. Pinnell after
eating walked into twon, distance OF hall
q mile, before he was taken sick.
He was taken in hands BY
DR.. Woods and was soon relieved.
The other members of the family were taken
about five minutes after eating. The Doc
tor does not attach any blame to the colored
servant, who has lived in his family for q
long time. 1t still remains . mystery hes
the arsenic got in the coffee.
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ON THE OHIO.
An Kpitoms Of News Concerning the Bests
and RoatnAn.

An Kpitoms Of sws Concerning the Bssts
and Boatnen.
River 5 feet 6 inches and stationary.
The Scotia ia due up Today for Pitts
burg.
The Emma Graham has laid up ri Belpre,
Ohio, on account Of low water.
TIE Chancellor win pass down Friday
morning for Charleston and the Kanawhs
river, being due here at q. m.
Con. McDonah ssd Jim Reed. Of the
Bull Frog Fishing Club. Left for Fish Creek
IN the Courier yesterday. More viii follow
in few days
Marks al other places-P;stsbufg. l foo
8 inches and falling; Psrker's. l foot and
hlEng; Greensboro. 10 feet 8 inches and
s,atioDsry; Oil City. foot 5 inches ant
STATIONARY; Lock No. 4, 5 feet 10 incheI
and stationary; Brownsville. S feet inohe.
ard stationary; Rice's Landing. 3 feet II
inches and stationary; Morgantosn, 3 fee
3 inches and stationary Cincinnati. 10 fee
and falling.
The Steamer Telegram, Capt Booth. 1
| to days cIazington packet st3rr
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A CONSUL INDEED,
Prof. Bi-rh Back from Washington with
His Commission In His Pocket.

Prof. Bi-rh Back from Washington with
His Commission In His Pocket.
Superintendent John NJ. Birch returned
from Washington last evening with his com
mission, etc., in his pocket He is nov q
full fedged consul oftte United Statessnd
is expected to leave for his post within
thirty days. Nsgasski, the city in Japan to
which he has been appointed, contains ma
tive population of $1,000, in addition to 3
large foreign population. There are perhaps
100 Americans who make their home there
1t is naval station for men-otwar and the
society is sold to be exesllent. A newspar
per is printed in the English language, and
residents enjoy most of the comforts usually
found in toe cities of the same size in Ed
rcpe. The climate is about the sane as
that of or Gulf States. The island Kin-
shin, on which the city is situated, contains
a population of about 5000, 900. The prin-
cipal experts are tea, tobacco and pOree-
lain.
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GRANTS CONDITION.
The Patient Has Less Trouhle uR b
Threat.
MORPHINE ALMOST vNNEossAAs.
The Day Passes Quietly With 6sassd
Grant After a Good Nights
Rest.
he KNOWS OF NO SPECIAL WEAKNESS

MouSr McGREGoR, N. Y. July l.-Bss
tween o'clock last night and O'Clock tAis
morning General Grant, according to d.
Douglas. sept about nine hours On The
same authority the patient slept profoundly
after midnight and during the early uor.-
ing hours. There was little coughing q
effort to clear the throat and the physi.
clan was scarcely called upon 70
treat the effected parts during The nigh
The minimum Of nNAhins d b.
|. iag giyss, md 81 4 &Yi5l1
= rscsntIy slsssj =
regular nightly allowance not only asstzsl.
ires the pain, but induces sleep. the sscoad
half Is not given. Although Eve Or ix
drops of morphine have been given the p;
tent nightly for many weeks, he has net
grown in the least to crave il, and hs now
regards the anodyne only - . means 70 a.
end. In the early part Of his severe III.
ness, General Grants lowest sbb seem
ed to be reached nightly Be.
tween | and o'clock, while now II
one period Of the twenty four hours %
more depressing than another. II falls BE-
tween and o clock in the afternoon. Such
periods are marked by what the General de-.
ignates as stuffy feeling Of the throat and
affected parts. Last evening, however. and
sgaiu this morning, the patient remarked .
lessened stiffness Of the tongue. IL seeus
more plant and less heated and tenss When
efforts are made to move or use II.
The morning opened cloudy. with The
temperature at 560 at the cottage, and ths
sif damp and chilly. The sick man y
spending the morning Of ease in his room
without being dressed.
No Special weakness.
The entire day was passed quietly 10 doors
BY the patient. During the AFTERNOON DE-.
Newman asked him IL be felt . steadily iu-
creasing weakness. Ia answer 70 this The
patient wrote as follows: II do not know -
there is any special weakness. worked .
good four hours to-day and wrote . shoet
chapter for my book. ! scarcely uss ny
cane in going about my room. 0Asn whs.
70 out have to look about for Il 10 6nd
Gen. Grant retired between 8 and .
o'clock. Aside from restlessness the result
of bis brain work today, DR.. Douglas aa.
ticipates q good night for his patient
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CAPITAL NOTES,
|, ,nout Says There is no Foun.
s.t;ou for the Reported Ap-
puintmsnts
uOssHESER AND a'SAHoS.
IL, President viii Do viii De-
,.r,o in Good Time---fester-
days Appointments
:, ,,I WASHINGTON DISPATCHES,

..,xeroy. July Col. Lamont, the
,;i.Dfs private secretary, to-day said
/ -. no foundation for the report that
p-..;5su, hsd decided upon the appoint
Il .;vsssys. Dorsheimer and Mcmahon
/ r,;,sd States Attorney and United
L, Nsrshsl respectively, for the south
E,,-;ct Of New York. The information
~ subject which was published this
~, continued the Colonel did not
Z. 6,cm either the President or any off,
4 ,so is cOuyersant with the facts. The
'.-., i, still open, and what the President
= !, Will develop in good time.
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aaviea tn Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething, is the prescription OF one OF
the best female nurses and physicians IN the
United States, and has been used for forty
Years with never failing success BY mil
ions of mothers for their children Dur
inc the process of teething its value is In
ca7culable. Il relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping. IN
tbs bowels. and wind cohc- By giving
health 70 the child il rsssa the mothsr,
Prioe 25c bottle.
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The Grs..sss nass Ysas

Last night forfeit ef 30 vas paae64 ~
the hasds Of staks hosdss, ssd - ~
between ". Il BIaksnsy ssd Bosls IiIs1
Is sn assured fact Tks sses VII - -
slo0s sde snd will take paees ~ ~ Cn.p
lire street rink on Friday night. j. N ~
three mile daah and Bakssey VI -
Miller three hps. o. oss hp b cd e ~
The srticles OF sgresasss vin - Ggsed ~
Dight sbd The balance of IL nosey - -
This win be one Of he nost sxsisfn6 g.
ever occurring in thie city. = beth - ~
professionals and svift skatsex. <
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I.o su,pected nurdsrers.

ALugE, NIcu, July IA, a. Ray;
recently a conductor on the Wheeling aud
LAKE Lrie railroad, has been arrested Tor
SSnphclty in the murder of Eliza sage
lie arrest was made because Of suspioonS,
Tolsst by the testimony ofs woman named
ann Illl5tt and others who recognized him
* beng in company with the murdered
.Vnan good deal lately. A second ar
.ss,SSs made to-day. The man arrested Is
s, s1ntd Sam Lightner, and his boots it the
y Sacsa d covered leading from the scene oil
ts murder 10 his hnnsa
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The Governor Appoints His Brother
C,,..;,I IN lhS Eg2iSler,

CHARLESTON, July l.-Norysl E. Wilson,
Of Harpers Ferry, was to-day appointed
private secretary to Governor wlIsoo'
Wilson is brother sF the Governor. John
Howard who has been acting as secretary,
will resume his Old position in the Secretary
of States ofhss,
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The Conyalescsnt.

,,l.sst S1st IS the matter with the pstientY
STI ST q young and iliiterase physician.
a a. ae Is eonyslescent," was the answer
,,o-S !, SS eosPltsl attendant. "0h! then, re-
a. srNuso the physician, that's nothing. !
STs. '4Ee eonValescenee in three hours.
ara NJ PHYSICIANS ought to let people alone
P,o,a-SoE aoE them to cure themselves BY using
ma" Iron Bitters. Mr.. T. r. Perry,
= S0oile, Alabama, says Il used
- non Bitters for weak back and Ia
'u0n aec an now al neht.e
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,,,I,an pturderers to-De Hung.

CHICAGO, Ill, July l.-FilippO Caraso ;,
,,Orjsrars have been awarded the death
nsDslty. The jury tonight decided that
49,; GelsrdO and silvestre were the pss,
-..-o,ors Of the crime, while Boye , aua
Pssr Earo~y;o their alleged coconspirators were
.--ononnced not guilty.
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Mackln Gets Five Years.

a.. .,.a'cAGo, July The jury in the Msek'n
returned q verdict this afternoon,
Ts.i Nv! : been out exactly one hour, with =
sSSS lug Of guilty. The punishment liked
Ss'- , I'VE years imprisonment in the penisen-
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somebody Must Get 1t strong

~. ,nso,,ups.s person who hsbisually
ne Lhs soarding ss house coffee viii oe sur. sur
dr;nss y learn that the United states con- s
pr,sea = ~, Inv between soo.ooo. .oog , sna 1.
ss@ss ,ao sse = y 5oanas Of the commodity s0'