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ANOTHER IMPORTANT CASE.

Wintz V. Board of Education of the
Charleston, Kanawha, district; from Ka-
nawha county; opinion by johnson, j.;
Judgment reversed and case dismissed.
SYLLABUS-1. Under section Is of chap
ter - of the Code, as amended by chapter
- of the Acts of 1881, the trustees of a
sub-district are compelled to submit the
appointment of all teachers to the Board of
Education, if in session, and if not i'll ses-
sion, to the President of the Board for APP
prevail, and the appointment is not COM
plete without such approval. AdiScretion
is given to the Board, or its President, to
either approve or diSapprove such appoint
ment. and the Board of Education, or its
President, cannot, by mGnddmus, be COM
PEELED to approve such appointment.
,. The school trustees have no power, rs
individuals, to appoint n teacher for 4 pub
lie school. Such appointment can only be
made by the trustees in Il meeting of which
all the trustees had notice, and in which
appointment ut least two of the trustees
must concur.
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NATURAL GAS.

Wood County Petroleum Co. VS.. the
West Virginia Transportation Co., from
Richie county. Opinion by Snyder, j.;
decree of Circuit Court reversed and cause
rcmanded.
This case arose out of the sinking of n
well under an oil lease, and the company,
finding gus, using the gas fuel and selling
the same to Others. The appellees sought
10 recover the value of the gas so disposed
of and used, on the ground that there was
no clause in the lease giving the Lessee the
right to use or sell the gas. The Court
held that there was no special property
in the gas in the landlord, he never having
had possession of it.
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Operators Claim the victory.

PITTsBURG, July 3.-The general strike
along the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, in
which originally all of the miners in that
section were out, is o nearly ended. A
short time since the men at the OsceOla
mines resumed work. Their example
has now been followed by men OF nearly
all of the other mines, and they are all
working again, with the exception OF those
who are out at ScOrr's mines. The Operat-
OTIS claim that they have Won a victory,
When the miners went out they demanded
that a scale be signed for a year. They
have finally gone back to work without
this scale being signed, and are now work
ing ON the Columbus scale.
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MR.. PowDERLY's MOVEMENTS.
Tie l. Indignant at the Action of New York
officials.

He l. Indignant at the Action of New York
officials.
NEW YORK, July 3.-General Master
Workman Powderly and Secretary Turner
were ut Cunard dock at $50 O'Clock this
morning where they met President Camp
bell of the International Glass Workers
Union. of PittSburg, and n number OF
glass manufacturers, who were to sail ON
the Umbria for Liverpool.
The steamer left the dock shortly after b
m. and McsSrs. POwderly and Turner
returned TO their hotel. Mr.. POwderly
will attend a mass meeting on Monday IN
Union Square and make a short speech
after which he will return Immediately to
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Bailey, of the Executive Board, Just
before leaving this city for Troy, to-day,
said: 1T is safe TO assume that a speedy
settlement of the strike in Fuller, Warren
4 Co.'S Stove Works ut Troy, \. y, would
be made as q result of the conference yes,
terday between the Executive Board and
Mr.. Thomas, Secretary of the National
Stove Manufacturers Defence ASsoeia-
ton"
In conversation, to-day, Mr.. Powderly
s,id; 1T is the intention of the Board to
address a letter to Superintendent Murray
and request him to furnish information
about the action of Captain McCullagh.
We have learned that the Cooper Union
Hall has been frequently rented to secret
societies, without the presence OF police
men. We wish to know, therefore, whether
Can't McCullaghreceive orders from higher
authority to have q policeman present. 1
see by the papers that Captain McCuiiagh
classes Knights of Labor with Anarchists
and Communists. | have never ut any
time expressed, nor will there be found IN
N of my public speeches or letters, or IN
the work of the order, anything that could
be construed rs SavOring of the doctrines oil
either the Anarchists or Communists. L
consider the interference in our meeting
and the remarks of Captain McCullagh asa
direct insult. firSt to the workingmen oil
New York, and. second, to the working
men of the United States. This makeSthe
matter of national Importance, and one
that must be righted at once
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vote in England has failed to work the
wonders promised for it byT. P. 0Con-
nor. Hedeclared that the Irish vote would
be the decisive factor In seventeen OF the
English constituencies. Yesterdays poll
ingS however, show in the net resclt, the
Irish turned the scale in but two pllces IN
favor Of the Liberals, leaving the others I'M
altered"
Mr.. ID. Sullivan, Parnellite, has been re-
elected in the South Division of West
Meath
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THE PRESIDENTS COUNTRY SEAT,
A Description OF It-Ready For Oecu-
pancy In October.

A Description OF It-Ready Fol Oecu-
pancy In October.
WASHINGTON, July 3-The work of
remodeling and fitting up the rather old
fashioned house on the country place re-
Gently purchased by the President in the
suburbs of this city, will he begun at once,
and it is expected that the house will be
ready for occupancy by the first OF Octo-
Der. The present structure isa very PLAIN,
two-story stone house, and the plans,
which were prepared by Mr.. W. NJ. Pom
dexter, an architect Of THIS city, afssr con.
gultniion with TIE President and Mrs
Cleveland, contemplate placing spon the
walls . high pointed roof with deep over
hanging sases The latter win farm the
roof OF the double pcrches, which win az
tend around the west and south sides ofthe
house. This roof with the high gable,
pierced with dOrmer windows, will be
covered with shingles, painted red, and
will form q very effective contrast to the
rather dull gray Of the stone walls
There will be a two-story addition built
to the house, where the kitchen and ser
wants quarters viii be located The int
nor will be entirely remodelled and fitted
up in a pretty modern style. While the
house from an architectural standpoint
will not be a cottage, stin it viii not only
be extremely picturesque, but it VIII have
q cosy homelike appearances that viii har-
monize with the pretty woodland effects
which form the chief charm Of the location
that the President has chosen for his coHn-
Try home. The cost Of the improvements
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FLABBERGAsTED TIE HOUSE.
Mrs. Cleveland Appears Among the Spec
fntnra In the EnIIarr

Mrs. Cleveland Appears Among the Spec
tators in the Gallery.
WASHINGTON. July 3.-Mrs. Cleveland.
accompanied by Mrs. Lamont, Mrs. Villas
and Captain Eads, occupied the Executive
gallery in the House of Representatives for
a short time to-day. Mrs. Cleveland at
traeted the attention of everybody in view,
and when the party arose to leave, the oc-
cupants of other galleries and about TWEEN
ty-fve or thirty members and pages on the
floor of the House sprang to their feet and
went out into the corridors, many of them
running. Quite a sensation was created
for a minute OF two. Two hundred and
fifty people followed Mrs. Cleveland and
her friends to the Senate where they looked
on the proceedings for a short time, and
then returned to the White House.
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I DIogr,m 10 q. SsRday Rooix9.

Special IuegfuW W SdHddy htvNH'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 3-The
Miners Convention held at Kanawha Falls
to-day for the purpose of nominating a
Congressman for the Third District adj
iOurned after appointing an Executive
Committee whose duty it will be to select
a future time and place for holding q con-
vention. Several Ofthe federated districts
were not represented. Virgil A. Gates. =
Greenbacker of this city, expects to carry
off the nomination.
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OTHER CASES.

Congrove ct al. vs.. Burdell, from Wood
county. Opinion by Snyder, j.; Judgment
of Circuit Court reversed and new trial
awarded.
Wetherill vs.. McCloSkey Bros. Go. and
Wilfrid &. Fetterman, from Taylor cOun-
~, opinion by Snyder, j.; decree of Cir
cult Court affirmed.
Woodward vs.. w. ii. and Joseph II.
Woodward, executors, ct al, from Ohio
county, opinion by Snyder, j.; decree OF
Circuit Court affirmed.
5. G. Smith, Esq, was admitted to prac-
tice on motion of Alfred Caldwell, Esq.
Adjourned until Wednesday at 4 p. m.
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CHILD M~URDERERS.
4 Little Girl Killed by a Little BOy-0T
nnx Sfabs Annthar

4 Little Girl Killed by a Little BOy-One
Boy Slabs Another.
New ORLEANS, July 3.-Josephine Cos
Ia, a Cuban girl aged fifteen, was killed
yesterday by Felix Alvez, aged thirteen.
The children were playing together when
the girl commenced teasing the boy, who
became angry and hurled a pair of scissors
at the girl, one blade entering the carotid
artery, intlicting a wound from which she
bled to death in forty minutes.
In a fight between two colored boys,
Joseph Ellis, aged II, and Zeptime Fergu-
son, aged IL, the former was stabbed to
death by the latter.
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relnpranhers Mrl Not Strike.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Representatiye
telegraphers in Washington pronounce as
a eanard the story published in several OF
the larger cities to the effect that a strike
is contemplated by the Western Union
force here during the summer. One OF the
operators said: 1--WE have had enough OF
strikes in this section. We have grievances,
but will not attempt to have to have them
by striking"
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st. clairsvllle Republican Primaries.

Special Telegram 30 The Sunday Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, July 3.-The Repub-
licans elected delegates to the county con-
vention this evening. Three tickets were
in the field, one in the interest of Thomas
Clark for Sheriff, one for Alex. Danford for
Sheriff, and the other for Perry White for
Recorder and Frank Sedgwiek for Sheriff.
IIt MAS the largest primary ever held by
the Republicans Of Richland township
and a total Of 3iS votes were pellcd The
White ticket which had two colored can
didates on il, was successful, receiving lVz
votes. Clark So and nanfbrd 81
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ON III LAKE SHORE.
A Scene OF Activity in the Railway Yards
Work Resumed.

A Scene OF Activity IN the fNhai"SS
Work Resumed.
CHICAGO. July 3-The same force OF
Pinkerton men were ON duty at the Root
street wards of the Lake Shore road this
morning, but long before they came out for
duty from the city, the switch engines
were ut work. For the first time since
the beginning of the strike every Lake
Shore engine in Chicago was called into re
auisition. The round houses were de
serted, with the exception of two passen-
ger engines, and the yards presented o
scene Of activity which denotes more busi-
ness than has yet been attempted since the
trouble began.
The town of Lake police has been great
" reduced in the yards, and the men are
nee more travelling their regular beats
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WOOL.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY,, june (

TUESDAY,, June %.
The market has been as brisk all week
as it was at the last report, and our loci
dealers are buying a good deal Of stock -
80 cents, although the largest growers axo
still holding on for a better price. Tin
price has not increased since last week ana
the market is reasonably bright and strong.
Prices ~ follows: XX washed, - "a 30;
unwashed, oae-third Of; medium washed,
- Ia ao,; unwashcl. Il Ia s0c.
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

The cattle market this week was active
and prices remained the slme az those OF
last week. The hog and lamb markets
were also rather active. Messrs. Hudson
* Blyha furnish the following quotations:
Catt!c-l.OOO tn LOO LIS stock 4aiic
per H.. SIG 20 800 lbs. 3jaic per Id. 100
to 900 lbs. 2Ia;s per lb.
Hogs-Market adiye; 3iaic per ID.
Iambs-GoOd at 3ht4c per ID.
Calyes-S3 OOa5 % pei head.
Sheep-24a3c per Id.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, July 3-Catt'e-Re-
ceipts Gal head; shipments 4J6 head; mar
ket nothing doing; 10 cars shipped to Nes
York to-day.
Hog-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
4. 400 head; market firm; Philadelphia
81 9Oa5 90; Workers 81 S0ai 80; II cam
shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipts 900 head; shipments
1000 head; market fair at unchanged
prices from Friday.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 3-The Drorer.' journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts 800 head; ship.
ments 30 head; market steady; ship
ping steers, $50 to I 800 pounds, 81 OOa4 80;
stockers and feeders 81 80; COWS, bulls and
mixeds1 50a4 10; bulk 81 2jal -; through
Texas cattle So 0Oai 90.
HOgs-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
5000 head; fancy hogs sold SC higher, early,
and closed dull; rough and mixed - 5a
4 90; packing and shipping - Saa5 ~
light 81 50a4 %; skips ~ 90aA 30.
sheep-Receipts l,4O0 head; shipmer1l
300 head; market very dull; natives - q
al p; Texans 81 O0a2 Is.
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SOCIALISM
A St. Louis Red Banner Display to Take Place
To-Day.

ST. LOUIS, July Arrangements have
been perfected for the SOcialistic demon
s~tration tomorrow ut Hubert Grove. Over
the speakers stand will float two United
states flags, and with them twOred banner
of Socialism. These flags are dyed a deep
red. They are, in fact, a crimson, blood
red banner. Each measures about three
and a half feet wide by four and a half or
i've feet in length. They are made OF
some fine sort of cotton stuff, and are at
tarhed to a nice standard about six feet
long. This the Socialists call the Inter
Natal flag" and say it is borne in all
countries, and they have the same right to
carry it here that any of the other Socie-
ties have to carry their flags.
Ten thousand people are expected to be
on the grounds, as it is ascertained that all
the groups of the l.. w. p. a. in this city
will be represented, and great numbers are
expected from a distance. Invitations have
been extended to all the trades unions, and
they will be well represented, as the menu
bers of the /. w. p. A. are mostly MEM
bers of someo of the trades unions or knights
of Labor. The Black, the Red and the
Blue Socialist will all join more or less
unitedly in the festival and help to swell
the crowd ON the ground. Among the
speakers will be W. J. GOrsueh, the noted
Socialist, who arrived to-day. The Social
lists say the law and order leagues now be-
ing formed are very much like themselves
in some respects, and will be used for
political purposes, and also that n great
many of the members are in sympathy
with them.
O'Donovan Rosa arrived tonight from
~. vi
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New YORK

Hr ~ new A0rks 1
NEW York, July 3.-petrole9
Very dull; opened at 66se, saeged u
rose to 66tc, closing at 66sca89ic. 6ell
2, 961, 900 barrels.
Oil City.
on Cry, July 3.-Petroleum-Opmf
at &c, highest 66ac, lowest csc, closed
66sc. Sales, $4,000 barrels; elearanco9
., ia, coo barrels
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, July 3-Petroieum
Fairly active; National Transit certificate9
opened at 66ic, closed at 66ic, higbe1t|
Cole, lowest 65lc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, July 3.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened -
CSC, closed at 66lc; highest csc, Lowest
65Ic; clearances 1896, 600 barrels.
TitusviIie.
TTusvILLE, July g. Petroleum -
National Transit certificates opened ~
66c; highest cole; lowest 65lc, closed ~
66tc.
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4 Scare.

PARIS, July 3-Alrcady the Republican
papers in Paris are filled with alarmiSt ar
ticles, and several of them allege the dis
covery of II Royalist plot against the gov
eminent, and demand the immediate ar
rest of the secret agents of the Princes. who
they profess to believe arc actively 1T worl;
in Paris and the provinces. AT a religious
anniversary at Marscillcs yesterday 1000
ROyalists made demonstration in favor of
the Count dc Paris. They carried t~ri-color
flags and copies of the Counts manifesto.
Randy Goes Fishing.
LONDON, July 3.-L0rd Randolph
Churchill has gone to Christiana on a
salmon fishing tour.
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An Ex-Railway Official Found Dead.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Richard Jones was
found dead in his room at the Austin House
early this morning. He was at one time
Auditor General of the Credit Valley Rail
road in Canada, and WAS up to the time OF
his death employed as an insurance agent
in the ROYAL Insurance block.
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TWO Moro American Schooner Taken.

HALIFAX, n. s, July 3.-The cruiser
Terror captured two more American nsh-
ing schOOners last night, at Sand Point,
near Shelburn, and took them up the lat
ter harbor this morning. The schooncrs
captured are the George ". Cushing and
c. b. Harrington, both of Portland, Maine.
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Secretary Whitney's Invitation.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 3.-Secretary
Whitney has invited all officers and en-
ployes of the Navy Department to spend
their holiday, Monday, at his farm just be-
YOnd GEORGETOWN.
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NEW YORK, July 3-This morning the
five boycotters who were sentenced yester-
day for Matchmaking Thesis Of concert
han fame, were removed 10 State Prison 10
serye out their respective terms
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n1nss Mnnld Manufacturer Assigns.

PITTsBURG, July Washington Beck,
an extensive manufacturer Of glass
moulds, made a voluntary assignment to-
day for the benefit of his creditors. No
schedule accompanied the assignment,
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GOYERNMENTS-DuII and steady.
STATE SECuRITIEs-Neglected

Fuurs ami Il hall extended. ..r,,-... .'.sr.'-'''"'l -
Pacific Skies Of lSBb...,.."
STATE SECURITIEs-Ncglected
RATLROAns-Fclt the general lack of in
terest, and total sales shows a decrease of
81, l70, 600 from those of yesterday. The
Exchange will not be open until the 9th.
~STOCKs-Thcre was very little business
in stocks until late in the afternoon, when
Western Union gave a jump and rose to
693a69I, at which price 1t closed. The
favorable earning statements Of 81. Paul
and Northern Pacific gave them y good
standing on the list, and st. Paul was the
second f~avorite, being moderately active
in the afternoon, when il became very ac-
tive and closed as the market was amidst
great excitement. The reasons given for
the movement were various, chief among
the stories was the rumOr that there had
been n conference between Western Union
and Baltimore and Ohio Companies, and
another that a large broker had been
caught with short interest Of -, 900 shares;
another that the presence in Europe at the
same time of Messrs. Depcw, Field, Gar
rett. George, Gould and Fender indicated
something remarkable in the stock market.
Erie preferred also gained y per cent.
Money was plenty and easy at u To =! per
cent for call loans. The transactions were
DnD nm charaa
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ENnnria and InnnriS,

New YORK, July a.-Total exports of
specie from this port during the week were
$i0l, 1853, 80; of this amount exports Ia
Europe were $145, 400 silver; 1897, 726, 9l3
gold. The total imports of specie ut this
port during the week were $l17, GO9.
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VIII shave ON sunday.

BOsToN, July 3.-About forty-ive boss
BARRIERS organized last evening to contest
the order closing barber shops on Sunday,
Test cases will be carried to the higher
pOurtS-
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Leave the City at 100 a. N, and every hour to
800 J.. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 u. u, and evepy
hour 10 1900 p. m.
Church Train at l2:lO ?. IN.
G.. HIRSCH,
superintendent.
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as stated In the building permit which was
issued to-day, is $4,000, but of course this
does not include many details Of the int
rior finish.
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lEBluIlTED MEH

Eg-.r Irrll. Iu,t Manhood. Weakness ot BudN
6uI H.I Nurirnrr!p. Sprrmaturrhp3, Sc. Fall
restoration NH>DLlIE SlCJESS iNRNNikEp--
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ne nsaskei s1sll esHaissus
p1c<s r<s1zin tkemnbe - ~
hare ben n inqEfr}ee
nice IS new whest, sut DO WiUU1D
eyen By dealers until the stoa& = 1
ed. The feed market remaiss
and Is qniet all around
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Chnio1 Gv
in barrels 81 80; in sacks s.
per ton SIS 90; bran per q
per hushel, No. ] offered, -
FEm-Com per bushd Dc;
baled hay per ton s12 hay
Is selling for about 50 =
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Money at l LEA" I-2 Per Cent-Gov"rn-
ments Dull---Stock= Active.
NEW YORK, July 3-Moncy on call
easy, 18a2l per cent. prime mercantile pa
per 4a5 per cent. sterling exchange firm
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Pension Rill signed.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The President
to-day signed the Pension Appropriation
bill.