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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01
A TIMELY DISCOVERY,
Attempt of Two Men to Wreck Train on
ihe Pennsylvania IiallrORd,


The Pennsylvania Railroad,
BLAlRsvILLE, Oct, Sl,-0ns Of the moaI
dastardly attempts to wreck train thai
has occurred on the Pittsburgh diVi-
sion oil the Pennsylvania railroad for
years was frustrated this evening by the
msrOst chance, The mail train west and
the Philadelphia express east pass each
other, when on time, on o curve in q
heavy cut just east Of q small station
Gray, which is about two miles west Of
this place, The sons Of Mr., Gray, who
lives in the vicinity Of the station, were
coon hunting In the woods when they
heard spikes beiug driven on the railrosd,
Thinking this strange, and that pos
sibly there was a wreck, they went In the
direction OF the sound and found two men
engaged in driving spikes. When asked
what they were doing they answered,
"None ofyour business, " gathered up their
tools and were soon lost In the woods, In.
Vestigation showed that the plates, nuts
and bolts which form the Joint had been
removed and spikes withdrawn for about
eight feet on the high side Of the east
bound track, The rail was then turned
toward the west,bound track and spiked
to the ties, the idea being TO derail the
Philadelphia express and throw II direct,
ly In the path Of the weat-hound mail,
Johnston accommodation, eastbound,
had passed this point Just 10 minutes
ahead OF the Philadelphia express, and
the discoyerers Of the act were unable to
do more than stop the Philadelphia train
about 200 feet from the point Of the mis-
placed rail.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3O,-News Of shorrib!G
crime eomCs from the reighborhood oil
Monticello, Kyp where brother snd SIS
tor we're brutally murdered. Grand
prewitt went to the house where Jarvis
Buck, his sister and her-llttls son lived.
After supper on Tuesday night he eRtiCel
Buck into tho nounlssn, where he and
two men named jim Jones aud Bill Simp'
son killed Buck, whose head was almost
severed from his body. Prewitt and
Jones then went to the house and seiztng
the woman cut her throat from ear to eGF
aud crushed her skull with tho waahhoard,
The boy escaped aud gave the alarm.
A posse pursued aud captured Prewitt,
who confessed the crime, and said he had
been hired TO do the murder by Jones.
Buck had sold o horse and the object was
robbery. The three men aEo under ar
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An ohln IIrAnt Cnurl,t.

Phineas Campbell, OF 81. Clalrsville,
was put in lAil at Charleston, Saturday, to
await The arrival Of Sheriff Leroy SedwiCk.
The crime with which CAmpbelG Ia charged
10 with his two daughters, aged twelve and
seventeen years. Tho crime was commit.
ted last July, and upon ita being known
he fed, Sheriff sedwiCk telegraphed De.
teCtlye Burnett 10 look out for him, as he
drew a penaion and would probably try 10
get II. Campbell eluded the detective
watch by getting friend, citizen Of the
town, 10 draw the pension for him, and
left the: city. Detective s. u. Cook waG
determined 10 hunt him up, and ailei
tracking him through eight counties sue.
Ceeded In arFeRLipg him near Parkefsburg
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CnrcAoo, October 9O.-A short time ago
Kate Kane, the well,known female law
yer, created q acene in q Milwaukee court
room by daaAing Q glass Of water into
Judge Benefits face. To-day she duplir
Gated her act, but in au entirely different
manner. Miss Kane is Of pugnarlous
disposition, and woald resent an aiiront
from John L. Sullivan-Whilo proseCut.
su italian in the Armory Court for nal.
treating g street arab, Attorney BSrrett
INDUCED in some bar.room wit, aud be-
fore he had completed the last sentence,
Miss Kane broke her paraaol over his
nose.
Barrett showed d!sposltlon to get even,
but be knew bstter. With his nose In hib
hands he wont TO phygiCtan and was
sewed up. Mas Kane walked olr on heE
dignity, and does not fear arrest.
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MheelIna ooulan,t nla lIlgh rnougl,.


Last Friday Col. A. ]. Sweeney and
Mr.. q. B. Hart, Of the Special Committee
on New Manufacturer Of the Chamber
Of Commerce, went to Pittsburgh to GOO
Mr.. plsston, Of the iAmouS saw making
firm Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Hart had been
notified at so late an hour Of Mr.. Diseton's
presence In Pittsburgh that II was impos-
sible for Col. Thomas 0'Brien, the other
member Of The Committee, 10 make one
Of the party.
After long search Mr.. Dlsston was
found. He had not yet selected location
Tor the steel department Of the works, the
only departno ont Ia be removed 10 the nat
ural gas region, but the firm had ConClud,
cd dthat II Ilustle near Pittsburgh, whore
there is an abundant supply Of t0rap cru.
Oible ateel. The MeSsrs. nisBton have
been offered ten acres Of ground, a gas we'll
and ten years exemption from taxation,
and II is believed that the offer comes
from Butler, Pa. Wheeling was unable
10 do as we'll With the scrap steel thrown
In, The committee has other enterprises
In view,
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"EtGuTn Ward Republican" asks "why
the IErRLLl0ESCER Is having nothing 10
say for Messrs. Meek and Muhn, who
were placed oil the Republican Legisla-
tive ticket to represent tho Trades AS.
Bembly."
The IHrELLlGEEcER has had as much 10
Say for MtBgru. Meek and Muhn as lor
Mesara. Whitaker and Atkinson, who were
also nominated by the Republican con-
yentlon. 10 DO entirely frank, as the In
TRLLl0EScgR likes to be with lis readers,
undo. circumstances Of Mr.. Meek's own
making we have not felt that we could
consistently mako an active campaign In
hiabehalf, and 50 We have said nothing
except to make brief comment on bis
speech at tho boycotters' meeting. Tie
ISrRLllGENcEN thought, with q good many
other Republicans, that as the nominee
OF political party Mr.. Meek should have
had tho wisdom to stay away from meet
Ing held for such a purpose. He might
at least have reirained from making o
speech, and such q speech aa he did make.
Mr.. Meek had already takOn occasion to
give tho INrrLLloRSoER assurance OF his
sympathy and cooperation with the boy
Cottep lie was among the earliest to
''stop his paper" though IL did not OF the
same timo occur 10 him to pay fl5.12
which he then owed and still owes this
office. OF this sum sll.7O was for sub.
HCription to the newspaper which Mr..
Meek suddenly discovered ho could no
longer consCiCntously support. The st'
count with Mr.. Meek luns back as iGr as
August 1883, II all tho patrons Of the
1STELLlGESCRR had served this establish
ment rs Mr.. Meek has, we should have
been unable 10 pay any wages Ut all.
In very strong contrast has been the
conduct Of Mr.. Muhn. He ha1 had the
prudence and good taste not TO como to
the front as the champion Of the lawleEs
boycott, nor, 10 our knowledge, has he
given it mid and comfort. We have
even been informed that he condemns it
and has sevarely criticised the course CT
his colleague Rs wrong and impolltic.
We had not thought 10 write these
things, but Eighth Ward Republican"
insisted upon on anawer, and unless tho
truth were told ho could not bo answered
a. all.
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II Is said on Democratic authority that
the local managers Of that party have
hired seventeen coOred men Of this city
10 vote and work for the Democratic tick
et The INrrLmdRNcER does not believe
that there are seventeen colored men in
Wheeling who can DO secured for this
seryics, Tho Democratic party has never
done anything for the Colored man.
Judge Brannon, the head Of the DEM
ocratlc ticket, while no was on the bench,
showed his unidsndllnesu by ruling that
schild who had a trace Of African blood
in him could not bo admitted to free
school. He never pretends to have any
use fora colored man except at election
time. lie will not do a land office bust
ness in colored votes to'mor9w.
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New York, Oct. 9O.-There has been
much comment among the French people
at the conduct OF that ardent Loyallst
Count De LessOpa, living for week in
the same hotel as Prince Louis Napoleon,
and yet never paying His uighness 9 visit,
This afternoon the Prince leit for Wash.
inRton, but before he did 80, Mr.. De Les.
seps sent to ssk II it would be convenient
for the Prince to receive him, and after.
ward spent half an hour in the gentle.
mans apartments.
Hearing Of this, reporter who met NJ,
Bartholdi in the lobby OF the Hoffman
House, asked him II he had called upon
the Prince. "Why should l call upon
him7" was the immediate reply oI the
Aleatian Democrat. ~ do not know him"
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Prof. Will II. seamon, Hon Of Capt.
Henry 9eamon, was recently married. Rl
CfcsSn, Va, bis bride being Miss rinnie
Coleman, daughter the late Thomas Cor.
don Coleman, who was killed al the Bt Oond
battle Of Manassas, while serving "a q
Cpn nIedeIate officer, and grand daughter Of
q former Judge oil tho U, =, court al
Alexandra. Prof. seanon and vile arc
now Rt MoTganLown, but will shortly to,
turn 10 OrcIst, where he 10 one oi The
faculty Of the Miller school,
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CHICAGO, Oct, SO.-TAe llieless body Ol
S. Il. Gorden, with $3.50 on his person.
was found to-day In Lincoln Park, close
to tho Lake Shore drive. He had commit
ted suicide during the night, and the
wound he inflicted upon himself was a
horrible ono. A park policeman saw
Gordon in the park last night. From ap.
pearanCes he was suffering from mental
liberation. No attention was paid 10
him, however, and when night came on
he was forgotten. This morning, how.
over, he was found under seat with hia
luguIar yeln cut. A jsCk.kniie covered
with blood was found lightly grasped in
his right hand. he was we'll attired, Let,
ters found on his person showed that he
was a resident Of Philadelphia. He was
removed to tho morgu0, The PAila,
delphia authorities hsYe been notified ol
Gordon's fate.
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Trying to ROycrse lno Verdict.

ST.. LOUIS. Oct 3l.-Willlam Holmes,
said to be a Chicago Anarchist, lectured
here last night, on tho subject OF the
HaymMket tragedy and the trial oi
the Anarchists, The design Of the lec'
ture was to create public sentiment in "a
yor OF the convicted men and, he strongly
urged his hearersto make protest against
the verdict OF the jury. lie maintained
that the Haymarket meeting was q peace.
able one; that there's no law il this
country prohibiting any one from preach
ing publicly against the established Gov.
ernInent, aud the freedom Of spasoh is
practically at an end. Hocalled upon the
people Of the whole country to effect the
reversal Of the Chicago verdict.
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KAULBAl.s' THREAT,
He IntImates That He VIII Leave RuIgarI
file Crisis,

He IntImatss That He VIII Leave bulgaria
The Crisis.
soFA, Oct, Sl,-General Kaulbars has
Issued an ultimatum to the Bulgarian gov
eminent, He complains that Russians in
Bulgaria are mRlEreated and terrorizsd,
and says that II 10 three days he does not
receive a satisfactory answer to his ulti'
mAtum, he will rupture his relations with
the Regency and leave Sofia, taking with
him the whole personnel Of the Russian
Consulate, The government has sent q
Cltcular To the various preieCts command.
Jug them to adopt stringent measures for
the protection OF Russians. A copy Of the
circular was sent to General KRulbars,
with q request that he turnlah the names
Of the Russians, who, he alleged, had
been moleSted,
General Kaulbars attended q secret
meeting at which resolutions vera adopt
ed TO overthrow the present Bulgarian
government, and to proclaim q minister
under ZInskoR, with General kaulbars as
head ol the army,
All the Bulgarian ministers excepting
NJ. NiColsietf, Minister Of War, have ar.
rived in Tirnova to attend tho meeting Of
the Sobranje, to elect asuCcessOr to Prince
Alexander. KarRvelof has finally stated
that he will not attend the meeting. The
Sobranje will open tomorrow. 1t is bs.
lisved that ten days will be occupied In
verifying the election Of deputies. When
the King Of Greece was visiting Copen-
hagen Il Was settled that his brother,
Prince Waldemar, should decline the
Bulgarian throne.
The Bulgarian Government has ordered
that Russian language shall no longer be
taught in the public schools Of Bulgaria,
but that the GermSn language shall be
taught instead. Increased fear is mani.
tested in political circles in Psrsth that
Russia will occupy Bulgaria. 1t is be.
lleved that Austria will not Rcqulesce In
such action on the part Of Russia. In
the event OF occupation, the Hungarian
Government will make the maintenance
oil Prime Minister'S Tisza's policy, as an.
nounCed in the Diet, a Cabinet question.
In a fight between Turkish troops and
brigands on the frontier Of Epirup, the
Turkish commander and three brigands
were killed, The leader Of the brigands
WRH captured.
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A Co,nnnIrn LIo Nailed.

J.R, Mitchell, George Jepson and A. P.
Blair, officers Of the Frat National bank
Of St. Clairsyillc, the latter a welI.known
Democrat, publlsh card In which they
say 1--WE find that the compensation re-
celved by Commissioner Cope for the year
specified was exactly $24 more than one.
half the amount charged by campaign
circular, and that tho amount received by
Mt. Cope covers several trips made by
him al tho instance Of the Bulldlng Com.
mittse 10 various parts Of the 6late--in
two Of which trips, especially called TO our
attention, hu has been instrumental In
saving to The taxpayers The gross Auount
OF 81 VO0,n
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct, Stat Portage
this afternoon services were held over the
chsrred remains OF the East Rio disaster
victims. The Congregational church
where the obseqnies took plaCs was crow.
ded, and many were unable to gain ad-
mission. Many oi the relatives OF those
who perlshed were present from their re.
speGtiye homes. The remains OF the two
Catholic sisters were taken to Wiuons,
Minn., and will be inferred there. The
inquest will be resumed tomorrow.
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ABoUTpEopLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Ahrnnh. =.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Prof. I. O. White, OF the State Univer-
sity, was registered at the Mcclure House
yesterday.
Captain ]. NJ. Pipes, Of Washington, a
well:known West Vlrglnian, was IN The
city Saturday.
General Gof' left last evening for his
home at Clarksburg, where he makes his
last speech Of the campaign this evening.
Mr.. Will MCAteChen has returned from
a business trip 10 New York. He reports
a brisk demand for McMechen 4 Sons
"old Virginia" brand Of preserves and
BalSds.
Colonel Jacob Kemple has returned to
the city looking hale and hearty as ever
and hopeful Of the results tomorrow.
Daring his absence he has been doing mis-.
BiOnary work,
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EVERYBODY in this end Of the state is
iorc.by impressed with this idea; Now
that the capital has been removed the
Pan Handle must look ont for itself or It
will be plucked. In the last Legislature
Senator n. h. Scott did excellent service
against the tax.esters aud earned a re-
election. His party nominated him
fora recoHI term because it
thought the psoplO without regard to
party desired to have his servlCes for az
other term.
In the Senate he has been q Rbusinas
man rather than partisan, looking 10
the business interests Of his district and
State rather than to the partisan effect OF
measures. Ii the people reject auch O
servant there will be IIttlO encouragement
to force business men into the.
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Rev. David D. Allen, a Presbyterian
minister located at Lockport, Washington
Territory, and Miss Bertha Rosenburg
were married Saturday afternoon at the
house Of the bride on Wood street, In the
Fifth ward, Rev. l., W. Barr officiating.
The happy couple left on q short bridal
tour, and on their return will embark for
RoCkport. The bride was q teacher In
the Eighth ward school and superintend-
ent oil the Inlants' department In the
Third Presbyterian Sunday school. Mr..
Allen Ia gifted minister, and q young
man Of great promise. The hearty good
wishes Of host oil friends follow them
10 thoir new home,
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sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. Oct. al,-The St.
Louiu sugar refinery, the largest in the
West shut down last night and discharged
about 1875 Of their employees. The cause
Of oloalpg Is said to hs the same as recently
compelled the shutting down Of several
eastern refinerieg, inability to compete
with Sandwich Island raw sugar, which Is
admitted into the country free Of import
duty. The rtiluery Is not closed pertna.
nently, but will start up again, should 1t
prove tina. the new crop Of LouiRiana raw
sugar can be purchased at prices which
will yield profit for refining.
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ANOTHER SHOCK
MAKES CHARLESTON QUAKE
And Causes n New sprIpg to Flow where
Water was Never Before known
The Popularity of the Spring
No Special Damage Done,

CHARLESTON, S. O., October Sl,-A slight
tremor OF earthquake was felt here at 2;2O
this afternoon. II caused no dsmsge. 1t
was not felt by the majority OF the peo-
pie. Shortly after the shock here today
spring af clear pure water appeared in
the Custom House yard, aud is still
running at the rate oil gallon Q minute,
The water Is said to have been hot when
the flow began,
There were two slight shocks at Sum
merVille to-day at 2;2l p. m, and 4;4G p, IN,
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John Duffy, lSboter, whIlO walking on
the p, W, 4 Ky, track In The Vicinity oi
slaCktown, about midnight last night, was
struck BY an engine, thrown a consider.
able distance aud badly Injured,
He was taken 10 tho North Wheeling
Hospital and his injuries attended 10. II
70 thought that he will recover,
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COAL NINE on FlRH,
Six Hundred Men Thrown Out OF Work lly
II disastrous COnlagratlOn,

Six Hundred Men Thrown Out OF Work hy
u disastrous ConlagratlOn.
rirTsHvnun, PAn Oct. sl.-A Connella'
vile, Pa, Commercial GaaIte special SaysI
Tho lire at the Standard mines near Mt
PLEASANT which originated yesterday Of.
ternoou Is still raging and 10 hourly gain.
ipg headway. Flame and smoke driven
BY strong current Oi aIr leap from the
mouth Of the shalt TO the heighth Of one
hundred iset above The ground. All el.
forts 10 check The ars have been ui no
avail. A IRE engine from Pittsburgh ar.
rived tonight aud the work Of flooding
the plnO will begin al ouoe. This will
require several monthB. II 10 thought
that nearly three acres d coal are now
ablase. Tie amount oi loss cannot 10 es'
tlnRted iar The entire plant will have 10
suspend operations iof several months,
thus throwing elk hundred men out ol
employment. The daily output Of The
shalt Was 300 tons and In consequences
Of liz being idle II will result In the clos.
Ing down Of lve hundred coke ovehB, OF
one'tTpntleth ot the whole uonnsllOyllle
reglOn,
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Far DunIb Animals,

New HAVEN, Cr., October SO.-The jury
In the Welton,Bsrgn will case, which had
been on trial for several weeks past, re-
turned verdict this afternoon In favor Of
Henry Bsrgh. by this decision Mr..
Berg6'a Society ior the Prevention Of
Cruelty 10 Animals will reCslve Sl50OOO.
6arriO Welton, who left the money 10 Mr..
lIefRl, was @ rather eCvsntric Waterbury
lady, who was froSsn 10 death while
asuondiug mountain ln Colorado two
yeats agS. Miss Welton'G friends tried to
break the will on the ground Of insanity,
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PITTsBuRdH, Pa, Oct. Sl.-A fire at
o'clock this morning damaged Marshall's
Foundry and Construction works on
Twenty.eiphth street to the extent Of
$4,000. The fire started In the foundry
department and is believed to have been
caused by sparks from the ovens. Tho
loss is fully covered by insurance,
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Advice to Con.nnlplIyeA.

On tho appearance Of tho arSt symp'
toms--Rs general debility, loco ot appV'
tlte, palloF, chilly sensations, followed by
nlghLSweats and Cough-prompt meas
iites should DO taken. Consumption ID
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use tho great AhLl.sCroInln, or blood
purifier and BlrCnglh.tesiOtDr, Dr. PlCico'B
Golden Medical Discovery" Superior 10
cod liver oil as anulfitlye, aud linsu''
passed az q pOClofAl, For weak lungs,
splitting Of blood aud kindred affections u
has no equal, Gold by dtuggists tho world
over For Dr.. PlGtcO'S treatise on con
sumption send 10 cents In STAMPS 10
Worlds DlBpsnSaty Medical Association,
W. Main street, Buffalo, N \, mth&w
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lIIEII

MiLLER-On Saturday, october %, iSs6, Al Mar.
tins Forty Of dlphtheilA, Eugene Smith HiiIef
sou Of John y, and Annie y. Miller
Funeral sunday afternoon al o'oi.tk, OWinE
TO the danger Of cohhgIon, services Seto private.
TliOArsQN-At The tpsldenor, Of no, spnInIav.
", John FtlNgll, IN lhls Ldly, Mn Hfah n,
Th0mt S1t, i0litlL Ol tho IAtt (So tobh T6fdnsIii
on Monday, November !, isNt Gged 81 yeiH,
FunStal notice hereafter,
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The lunch room at the Woman's Ex.
change was opened Saturday, Oct. 80. A
more dainty and attractive lunch was
never before served 10 the public In
Wheeling. On the bill Of fare were oyg.
ters-rsw, stswed and ifled--excellent
tea, coffee, chocolate aud milk, biscuit,
pies cake etc, Persons wishing cakes,
pies, homemade bread OF biscuit can leave
orders Of the Exchange" No. 1904 Main
street, The ladies feel thankful for the
llberAl patronage extended them. Lunch
WILL be served each day, 10 which the pub
llc ID cordially invited.
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Immediate - prompt = permanent orc
The cures made by Rcd slar Cough Cure.

Advertising Ia q science which lew TN.
darstsnd. Many expend hundreds and
thousands Of dollars vllhout adequate re-
turns. Others reap large returns from
small Investments. Geo. T. Rowell y Co..
Newspaper 4dvertlSlng ButeAu, 10 Spruce
street, New York, have reduced this BCI'
enCe 10 perfect system, They stale facts
and slye information In their pamphlet,
Newspaper Advertising" free to every
advertiser,
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Attention.

Ladies are requested 10 call and examine
the New White Automatic Sewing Ma.
Persons having tirod the Wilcox 4 tilbba
Automatic machine, will And the White
10 be superior In every respect. All ex.
animation ls respectfully solicited, II
can be eeen al the SAlegtoom oil
EDWARD L, Ross 4 Co.,
II No, % Twelfth Sk
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aheds, ETC., were saved. Fully insured
among q large number Of companies,
The fire originated in the CupolR from an
oyerheatsd cylinder, The works were
aituRted long distance from the engine
houses, and so the IRE got Q good start,
The works will bs rebuilt.
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TttusylLtr, Pa, Oot Tho TILuSyllle
Chemical works was damaged by Gre 10.
nlshtto tho OxLsht Of $4,000 to $4,000
the Uupola and sulphur house bOlng tlS.
buoyed. The main building, olliOea,