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TROUBLE IN MANNINGToN,
Citizens Arise and in Mass Meeting De
nounoe the Late Council.

Citizens Arise and in Mass Meeting De-
nounoe the Late Council.
To the Editor Of The Sunday Register.
MANSISGrox, W. Va, April q The
citizens OF Warrington, West Virginia, in
mass meeting assembled, on Thursday,
April %, adopted resolution and pream'
bic seg,ing forth that at the election Of
municipal officers held April 5, 1886, there
we're cast for J. B. Mari. for Mayor, and
for }. C. Jones, l. c. Turbee, VIM Il
Gould, J. B. Crowell aud VIM. II. Hall, for
couucilmen, clear majority of ell the
votes cast and the majority Of the late
council at their meeting o. April 18th,
raiectsd the returns as illegal A ma.
iority of the late council did
declare their intention to hold
possession OF the osrces sad town
sovesnment-and Council on Saturday
night, April 10, granted o. N. Noon
recommendation 10 enable him to obtain
license 10 rstaii spiritogs and intoxicating
liouors at his hotel in Mannlpgtou, sgainat
the will OF ZIG voters The eitiseas 's ,. re.
fore, publicly protect aVAi"... and denoauce
the action c. the late Coun, il as revolu.
tionsry aud subversive 10 the
PRINCIPLES Of Law and order.
and prediudicial TO the best interests Of
society and in direct opposition TO the will
of a large majority Of our citizens who
heartily approve Of the action Of the
Council elect and citizens in the move
ment to prevent the carrying out OF this
nefsrious plot to trauple upon the will Of
the people. and tha, they will cid them in
every honorable way, and do solemnly
protest against the granting OF license to
sell intoxic ,ting liquors, and unreservedly
denoupce tie late Council for their per
sistent efforts to foiS, upon us this grea'
evil. F. K. SrEwAET.
J. b MkRR,
JESSIE HUNT.
Com. on Resolutions.
Attest J. Mcmillan. Ssc'y.
"a comm Iics,ion has bsen received
from Warrington signe3 Tax payer
which denies the purport and Justice o
the resolution above quoted bat which OF
account of its personal nature Is vithhel'
from publication. -En
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STATE SECuRITIEs-Almost nominal but
firm.
Internationally steady and quiet;
sales 81, 900 900.
SrocKs-Very dull. Union Pacific
opened ! up in the forenoon, the latter
sales we're made between that price and /
toward late in the afternoon, when
it broke and closed at q net gain
of !; The whole list at the opening
was from f! to higher than it closed on
Thursday, With Lake Shore I higher on
the announcement that peace had been
established between officials aud the
switchmen Of the road, and closed with an
advance of !. Reading closed with the
loss OF Il. All OF the above stocks we're
weak, for no special reason assigned.
Lackawanua & Delaware, and Hudson
each Lost J, New Jersey Central ], Cleve'
land, Columbus Cincinnati 4 Indianapolis
closed with an advance OF | per cent
There were no other important changes.
TOTAL sales for week five days. were only
922Si5 shares. Prices this evening, COM
pared with week ago, are generally
higher by fractional amounts only. Lake
Shore and ST. Paal are up Il each, Union
Pacific u and Western Union ! per cent
Transactions to-day III ,243 shares.
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Six Men burned.

BR4DroRn, Pa, April PA frame
building at Alton, erected on posts, and
used as sleeping quarters for Iaborers,
toppled over at one o'clock this morning
and caught FIRE from q stove. The build
ing contained thirty eight Italians in the
employ of the Erie railroad. Before they
could get out ak were burned in horrible
manner, and three others badly injured.
The charred remains of the unfortunate
victims have been recovered end present a
sirkening auDeaPanca
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assc; July sli@s2tc. Corn-Not trading
in options and prices nominal; spot lots
dull; No. 4 mixed 49lc; No. 4 yellow 42c;
No. 3 mixed 44c; steamer No. 2 mixed
443@,45}c; No 2 mixed 47c. Oah-Spot
firm amp higher; white 3si042c; futures
quiet but steady; No. = white April 40t
@4lc; May 39i@40tc; june 3aj@40tc;
July 3sI@40lc. Butter-Dull and weak;
creamery extra 24@27c; Western dairy
extra l6@lsc. Eges-Quies and steady;
fresh l2@l2ic. Cheese-Dul and weak.
CINCINNATI, O.. April 24-Cottor-
Steady and unchanged. Flour-Fifm and
unchanged. Wheat-In moderate de-
msnd; No 2 red $4,000; receipts a..
500 bushels; shipments $4,000 bushels.
Corn-Quiet; No. mixed 39c. Oats-
Firm; No. 2 mixed 32t@32!c. Rye
Firm; No. 267@70c. Barley Dali and
unchanged. Pork-Dall at - SO. Lard
Quiet at IS 80. Provisions-Quiet and
unchanged. whisky-Firm .. 81 %.
Butter-Easisr; creamery Csc. Sugar
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Easy ct
loo. Cheese-Firm and unchanged.
Toledo.
roLrDo, o., April 24.-Wheat--C Closed
easy; cash. April and May SIT; June Sstc;
August SHE. Corn-Essy; May 39tc.
0ats-Dull; cash 32ic bid. Clover Sod
Easy; cash Sc 27l, Receipts-Wheat
q. 900 bushels; Corn ". 900 bushels: Oats
| 900 bushels. Shipments-WheAt $4,000
bushels; Corn 1880 bushela
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THE SUGAR STRIKERS.

An Interview With One of the Leaders,
Who BIames the Socialists for Tho RiOt'.
BRooELYS, April Z4.-All the sugar
houses at Williamsburg and Green Point
whose hands are on strike, are closed as
tightly to day as though business was never
again to be resumed. The officers oil the
various sugar firms assert that they will
make no attempt at employing new hands,
a, least at present, and evidently have de-
termiued to stsrve the men into submls'
sion BY shutting down entirely. 10 marked
contrast with the riotous demonstrations OF
the strikers Thursday night, last night was
passed in comparative quiet. The strikers
apparently have been taught Lesson by
the vigorous manner in which the police
dealt with the participants in the riots OF
Thursday afternoon. They have simmersd
considerably and the leaders lose no op'
portunity to impress the men with the sd'
visibility OF avoiding any overt acts.
In an interview with one OF the leaders
this morning on the outlook he stated that
every effort was being put forth to keep
the men away from the factories, and any
of them that were found longing in the
streets in the vicinity Of the works would
be severely disciplined By the union. I'VE
do not wish to have any trouble with the
authorities" he continued, and will GER
tainly use all means in our power 10 pre-
vent auy recurrence of the rioto1s pro
ceedinas Of Thursday. Twill say, hoSever,
with all frsnkuess, that the men who took
part in the fight with the police were not
members Of our union, but number OF
Socialists who believe in the principles pro-
pounded By such men as Herr Most, JUS
rus Schwsb and other revolutionis's who
advocate the use Of dynamite and in all
conflicts with capital.
DO you mean to ssy that these men
have any following heIeY
Yes" be replied, there are a large
number Of men who live both in Williams
burg and Green Point who attend the meet,
inss of these revolutionists in New York,
and have been busily ct work among the
men of the sugar re6neries for some time
in an effort TO win them over 10 their doe
rrines. The members of our association
have been instructed to avoid these men
and pay no heed to their preschipgs. Oar
grievances are many aud hard to bear, but
we will try end have them adjusted By
peaceful means or not 81 ell
Rioting Again,
BROOKLYN, April 24.-At $50 o'clocl
this afternoon there was conflict between
the strikers and police at the sugar re
fnery at Green Point. The latter use'
, their revolvers. One man was shot and
number of others severeclubbed.
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understand the German language, and
whenever woman approached would run
and try to escape. 1t is though. that be
must have escaped from some insane
asylum and wandered wild in the woods.
When a piece Of raw meat was offered
him he grabbed it and ate it ravenously.
Mr.. Tyson locked him up in barn and
is waiting for some relative to claim him.
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4 $500 Fire at Clarksburg.
Special 10 TIE Sunday Register.

CLARKsBURG, W. Va, April IA
conasgration occurred this morning
DESTROYING the stable and the greater por'
ton of the property in it. Loss $500. No
insurance The FIRE also communicated
to the Reynolds House snd elsO the prop
sr,v Of Thos. Patton, which wss ektin-
suished with great work. Ii Is said that
the Gre originated from q match thrown
down By the STALLS by William Peters after
he had lighted his cigar.
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I do not know about the traffic on the
roads, except that it is growing daily; l
believe that the civil authorities Snouid pv
used as far as possible in the settlement o. 7
these matters. This is q government OF
the people, and we should use the Dayonet
only when absolutely necessary. L think
the matter is settling down, and that soon
the trouble will be over.
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An International Regatta.

TORONTO. April 24.-Edvard Hanlan
proposes to hold an international regatta
on Toronto Bay June 4 and5. The prizes
for single scull race, open to the world,
will be $500, $500 and 500; doubles,
$500, $3.50 and 500. One hundred dol
lars extra will DE given to the single sculler
who beats the three mile record. Hsnlan
is in training for his coming engagements
and is said to be in excellen condition.
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Blood

Is the life, and he IL wise who remembers IL. But
IN MArSa Of last year CSS4), contracted blood
poison and being In savannah, Ga, AZ the time,
went into the hospital there for treatment ! SUI
Tered very much from Theumatism AZ the same time.
AID not get well under the treatment there, nor
vas cured bJ anv OF the usual means I have
nov taken seven bottles OF SEift's Specific and am
sound and sell II drove the poison out through
bolls on ths skin. DAN LEAHY.
Jersey City, n. J., Aug. 7, 1855.
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A Card.

To ell who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscrelions Of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, ]
will send receipt that will cure you, fee
OF charge. THIS great remedy vas eis'
covered by missionary IN South Amer,
lea. Send O selfeddressed envelope 70
the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman, Station ID, Mes
York City.
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CONTACT GU s
ara Prevalent an over the world.

lama native OF Englsud, and while was In
that country I contracted terrible blood
POISON. and for tive years was under treat.
mani "A an out. door patign. at Nottingham HgS-
ojtsl Fngland, but was not cured. / suffered the
nost agonfzing aims IN my bones, and Was covered
wIth sores AL over my body and limbs had YER
t,go and deafness, With partial los OF sight, severe
ANS m nv head and eyes, etc, which nearly ran
~ eraEy. 1 lost all hope m that country and
allied for America, and was treated ~ Roosevelt,
I'M this city a. well - by prominent physician
IN New York having no oonnee ion with the nos
I Sav the advertisement Of SUiiTs Specific, and
aatsrmined 70 give 10 a trial last resort. had
Stvsn No all no . OF being cured, a. i had gone
through the hands Of the best medical men In Not
fInghS N and New York. took six bottles Of j. ).
\ and can Say with great JOY that they have
rpred me entirely. ] am - sound ard vel As
svsr va in nv life. L. FRED HALFORD. :
Nav York City, Jure i2Gh, 1885.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at I.aas LIZ Per cent-Govern-
ments Dull and Steady-Stocks Dull
Flour Quiet and UnchanRed-Wheat
Easier.
New YoRK, April 24.-Money on call
easy at l!@2i per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper at 495 per cent; sterling ex'
change dull but steady at 4s6i@4Ssi.
GoyERNAESrs-Dul and steady.
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Poison

had produced greSt holes In my bask and chest
and had removed all he bslr OF my head, Jet
began 70 improve IN a weeks time, and the sores
beSsn to heal, and were entirely gone INSIDE OF
WILL JoNKS. Porter Union Pas. Depot.
Cisco, Texas, July 10, ISIS.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed tree
Tgg SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 3, Atlanta
t@a New York Isl w. ZSl Sc.
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British Grain Trade,

LONDON. April 2+-The Mark Lane Ex-
press, in its weekly review Of the British
grain trade, says: Weather milder, late
seeding being rapidly pushed. and oecss-
ional showers would be welcome. II 10
feared that the wire worm will prove
troublesome. All vegetable is backward.
Business during the past week has been Of
q holiday character. Trade in foreign
wheat slow, but prices firm, owing to
smaller imports. The price Of corn favored
sellers. There we're two arrivals and two
ssles, two carRoes were Withdrawn and
none remain. Trade 10 forward and very
firm. On Monday there will be no market.
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Two years ago contracted blood poison. After
taking prescriptions from the bsst physicians here
aud AZ DALLAS, concluded 90 visit Hot springs, and
on reaChiUg TeXarkana = doctor recommended me
TO try SEifIs specific, sSsurtng me that II would
benefit me more than Hot SPRING. Although the
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Appointed n Regent

Soee'Gt 70 We o4'''"s
CHARLEsros, ". VA, April 24-The
Governor to-day appointed John F. Holt,
Of the Grafton Standard, Member Of Board
&C Ra0ents Of The Deaf. DImb snd Blind
Tnst;t9te. vice J. s Hall, resigned.
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CATARRHAL DANGERS

r, be freed iron the dangers Of sussea ION shiis
lying down; 10 breathe freely. sesp Dasdly sst
sndstgb<d; 70 pis. rsirehsd. hss1 clear. bssia
sedvs ard tree from pain o. axle; 10 bsss thsa
no poisonous, patrid mItisr Seslss tbs bfssts md
rots svsy the dsi,ests msehiesry d sssiI. tasts
and hsaring; 10 feel that the systsa DOS ses,
through IL veins End ayt<riss, scet ~ IL tssss
that Is sure TO undsr miDs md destroy. b isdssd .
blessing beyosd 81 other hunsn esjoyDeais. 10
p1rehzss im ssnlfy iron sueh late shosid b II
object Of al sfsietsd. Bot thoss vho have u5sd
many remedies and pbysezss Sspsir 4 rsaisf -
cure.
sAxposp's RADICAL Ccks msets svesy Dfans o.
Cstsyfh. from simple hsal spld 70 ths not ksth-
some aad tsstr settvs stases u lseai ~ csnset-
tat,ouaL Instant IN fsSkyinG, prs sssas 10 esr.
ing, ssfe, ecouonleai ed nsya fziiisG.
sASroKp's RaDR Al GUS eonsists q 80 1917
of tia RAnicAL CUnE. eos tox q CAfAksnII
s0LyEBe, md one fnrsovKp IsnALsn 81
yTapped n enc pa1kses. vtth tssattse - eksss-
Il n. and sold y al lrssEiss fss siee
PoFrn DsUa 4 csKrucAL Co, bsssoS.
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PROMISE NOT TO STRIKE.

The st, Louis Car Foundry Moulders Will
Remain at Work
ST.. LOUIS, April 24.-President McMi!-
Ian, Of the Missouri Car and Foundry Com
pany, called together in the foundry de.
partment Of his establishment their fifty
moulders who did not JOIN the recent strike
Of The other employees, and explained to
them the position OF the company, and
promised them constant employment 1t they
would remain AT their posts during the pres
ent trouble He then requested that all
who would stand by him and continue to
work under any and all circumstances to
so signify. All except two OF the men
made the promise, and the foundry work
of the company still continues. Last
night the striking employees held meet
ing and appointed a committee to wait
upon President Mcmillan and secure FROM
him a promise that he would not supply
the Missouri Pacific Railway Company
with repair material. The committee
called upon Mr. Mcmillan to day, but the
result Of the conference has not been made
known.
Mcwiuiams' Answer.
Sr. LOUIS, April 24.-The committee
appointed last night by the striking en-
ployes Of the Missouri Car and Foundry
Company to wait upon President McWil'
liams and try to arrive at some settlement
Of difficulties, called on that gentleman to-
day and requested him to assure them
il they should return to work, the company
would cease furnishing repair material to
the Missouri Pacific railroad. Mr.. McMillen
called the attention of the committee to
the fact that the object of their strike had
not been attained, as others had oil.
ready applied for the contracts
which the strike was making it
impossible for his company to fulfill and
warned them if they do not return to work
Monday their places will be filled BY new
men. The strikers have given no intima'
ton of their future course.
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B., z. q q, Railroad
Iaays BeIlsire A IS :. N. tor Woods1eld and
Summernelo.
Leave BellEirs ct 2:SO p. m. for Summarized and
ZanesVtlls,
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IL all so,called remedies have tailed,
DIR SaVss Catarrh Remedy cures.
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WOOL
wheeling.

TUESDAY. April 20.
The market 10 very quiet oil AROUND.
The prices are AZ followE Fine fleece.
washed, 21@2sc; fine fleece. unwashsd.
one.third Of; cosrss fleece, washed, Is
@23c; coarse fleece, unwsshed, l7C9l9c;
medium, washed. Is @27c; medium. III
washed, one third Of; tub washed z2S3oc.
according 10 grade. Demand Soe oil
grade feeces Is slower
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. April 20.--Wool-Dali
and nominal; Ohio. Pennsylvsnis and
West Virginia medium 33937c; New
York, Michigan. Indiana and Western
medium and coarse 32@37c; medium
washed combipg and delsine 4(S36c;
coarse do snd Canada washed combing
33@35c; medium unvAsbed do 2s@7sc.
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Philadelphia.
Dxr GOODS.
Nsw York.

NEw. YoEx, April ABBY Goods-
Outside Of . modernts order request that
has returned . light trade and the many
small deliveries 10 executive Of orders ios
autumn, the market has been very quiet
and the business dull
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The Eight Hour Question,

PIrTsBuRG, April "a The agitation
for a reduction of hours, which it had been
feared would have prejudice effect on
the building trade this season, is being
ended pesceably By smicable arrangements
between employers and vorkmen. The
iourneynen plumbers. who had demanded
that eight hours be days work at the old
wages, have Withdrawn their demand aud
submitted q substitute proposition that
nine hours shall be considered day I
work, with eight hours On Saturday
These terms will probably be accepted BY
the master plumbers The carpenters
stonem asous and other building trades ex
pect TO arrange a com promise on similal
terms and thus prevent the seasons Worl
from being crippled By strikes.
Imprisoned switehmPn Released.
CHICAGO, April 24-The cases agains
the Lake Shore sRitchmen, T. f. Collins
A. Hsieht. VIM. MeGlssson. James Kan
der and James Manahan, which had beef
held over until today, came before Iustie
Mech this morning. Pfny B. Smith, th
solicitor for the company, announced ths
as the men had returned to work and tha
there was no distraction to the transit c
traffic oyer the road, he did not wish t
prosecute the svitchmen. The difference
having been smicahly adjusted he Woul
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PETROLEUM.

fitusvtlis.
TIrusrlILI Pa, Apsii 2i.--Pstroleum--
National Transit certificates opened at
74ic; highes. 7aic; lowest lilo; closed 81
72ic.
PIrrssURs, Pa, April 2i.-Petroleuui--
Excited, weak and loser; National Trsnsit
certificates opened at 75c; closed at II lc;
highest T5c; lowest fllc.
bradford.
BRADYORD. April 2I.-Peiroleum-Na-
tional Transit certificates opened Ut 75c;
closed at 72Ic; highest 7jc; lowest lilo;
clearances S5S. 900 barrels.
oil Citv.
OmCIrY, April 2i-Pe:roleum--Nstion.
oil Transit certificates opened at 7Iic;
highest 74;c; lowest Tile; closed at 72ic;
sales 1915, 900 barrels; clearAnces 1885,
900 barrels; charters 80. 394 barrels.
New York.
Nsw YonK. April n Petroleum
was weak, opened at 1910. highest price
to-day, broke TO 73lc. rallied TO 7Iic, sold
at iractious above 73c, broke again 10
Tic and elosd ut 72t@72io Sales
s.S4g 900 barrels. The decline is Ascribed
10 the unexpectedly large yield in tho
Thayer we'll. No 2, Washington, Pc.
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M5eslins Reeister
TxAVELeKs' GUsyDE-

~ ExPLAHArIoN OF RxRKREHc1 MARKS:
Sfaiiy tsundsy excepted monday excepted
Whoalino Tfuaa.
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

The market this week was SLOW
Messrs Hudson b Bsyha furnish the iol-
loving quotations:
CATTLE 900 to 100 lbs stock 4i(a6c
per ID. 800 to 900 lbs. i@4!c per h.;
100 to 500 lbs. 3i@4c per ID.
Hogs-Market dull; 4t64tc DER ID.
Lambs-Good at 5@6o per Ii.
Calves-s2 0095 " per head.
Sheep-2i@6c per ID.
EAsr LiBsHrI. April 24.-Cattls- Re.
oeipts jsS head; shipments 49i head,
nothing doing all through consignments;
10 cars shipped TO New York.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head: shipments
2,lO0 head; market slow; Philadelphias
81 4O@4 IS; Workers - 2O6i 30; skipa
81 0094 10; l3 cars shipped 10 New
York
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipmen's
1000 head; market very dull ut Frdays
prices.
Chicago. April 24.-Ths Drovs.'s Jour.
nal reports Cattle-Receipts 500 head;
shipments 300 head; market steady;
shipping steers 81 lOa4 90; s,ockers
and feeders 81 1904 so; COWS and bulls
mixed 81 7b@l rs; bulk 81 1903 %;
through Texans 81 00@47h.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market active and sc higher.
rough and mixed 81 90@4 Is; packing
and shipping 81 lO@i vs.; light IS COO
4 20; skins q 50(a3 80
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head: market stronger; natives
81 0O@J5 GO,
CINCINNATI, o. April "a Hog
Steady and unchanged; common and
light 81 lO@i 10, packing and butchers
81 s5@4 %: receipts 730 head; ship
ments 56s head.
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CINsEN0.

Ginseng from $l75 70 u 30. secording
10 sizs of root.
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Rieting Again

BROOKLYN, April 2t.-At $50 o'clock
this afternoon there was conflict between
the strikers and police at the sugar re-
6nery at Green Point. The latter used
their revolvers. One man was shot and q
number of others severeclubbed.
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FTP CHsCE- in hours. Cures in 3
4 Nd Sh DAYS. Bid cases wanted. Drug store,
he MN l5N; Eleventh. g., Phila-, Pa; and
-. '"NH at Logan Co. 8 Drug StOos, Wheel-
ap6eode
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a -Flour-Quiet:
weak and lower; No. red
April 92i692ic: MAJ 92l993c; June 92i
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eELLAISs&ST. ClAIRSYILLE ~.

,.e and the only al-rsI rnute, landing passenger
y Ine ou'lReSs part Snd pearest beat hotels Of
Y nee4ing, bellaire and 81 CizigSyille.
e W rROJ l. Manager.
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kxpre18 IChicSso and UoI =.
Express Chicago and Col e.
Express Chicago and Co, =.
Evansville Accom...----.....-..
GAINESVILLE Accom..............
Bellalre and sc. Clairs-
VILE Ry.
IN n ~