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PROTECTION DEMOCRATS
Hold Caucus and Decide on q Tari
iii,

Hold q Caucus and Decide on q TArin
1jili.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 20. - The
Washington correspondent Of the Pres
telegraphs as follows: The Protection
Democrats held their meeting at the rooms
Of Representative MCAdoo, at the Riggs
House. There was q slim attendance. Mr..
Randall was not there. The leading spirits
appear 10 have been Mr.. McAdoo and Mr..
Warner, OF Ohio. The latter gentleman
had with him roll Of manuscript as big
az tis arm, which he unlolded and dis.
played The new Tariff bill, together with
ina accompanying report. This bill is TO
be called the Randall bill, though that
statesman seems 10 take little interest in
Il, The MCAdoo.Wafne caucus tonight
decided 10 introduce the bill and make II
public tomorrow.
Just how II will be introduced has not
been made public.
rBATuREs OF rHE BtLt.
The tobacco tax iS abolished, all high.
vinea used In manufactures oil the arts are
alAo 10 be free irotn the internal tax. The
Tucker Bill, taking the tax of alcohol used
IN making fruit wines, cherry brandy,
etc., has also been adopted. The Hewitt
administrative amendment is also lnCor.
porated, The proposed free llat is not
radical, Timber, sawed, is put on the
free list 90 is jute and some important
chemicals. Salt is slightly reduced, iron
ore 10 put at fifty cents per ton, and pig
iron allRhtly reduced. Wood is also
reduced q trIhe, and some changes made
In woolens yarns, though l don't think
the caucuS has agreed on the exact rate Of
schedule. The duty on clothing Of oil
Kinds 10 slightly advanced. The cotton
schedule aud cfockery schedule are left
Intact, In the metal schedule steel rails
are pnt down 10 SlS, steel rods and cotton
iIpa advanced. There are q few changes
In the chemical schedule, but nothing Of
importance. A radical change has been
made Ia the silk schedule BY the adoption
oi Acting Secretary Faltcoild's fecommen.
dalions ior specific dutlesi also In embfoi.
deTIes and gloves. Sugar has not been
Iouched and rice 10 also left.
ABia REDUCTION OF RRvBSuE.
The reduction oi revenue affected BY
this bill will be $3.50, 900, which, With the
abolition oi the tobacco tax, Will Assre
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gate total reduction of nearly sS6,OOO,-
900. Among other corrections contem'
plated Is that in regard to worsted goods,
The friends OF Mr., Randall say that be ia
getting lettera Of endorsement on all sides
from his friends and hackers, especially
in Philadelphia, Elaborate tables show
ing the cost Of production will accompany
the report, and the ann has been as far as
possible to base the duty on the difference
in the cost OF production here and in
Europe, which Is q plan Mr., Randall has
had in mind several years, To what ex.
tent this has been done the report and
bill alone will disclose.
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DETROIT, MlcH., June 22,-The striking
stone cutters met this morning and decid.
ed to continue the strike indefinitely. The
,upport OF the other building trades has
oesn assured and II necessary a strike will
Oe inaugurated In every branch Of the
building trades. While the men believe
the bosses will finally yield they are pre-.
pairing for hard struggle. A meeting Of
master builders Is now in session, the OBJ.
ject being to consider the advisability OF a
general shut down. A general lock out
would lay oil over 5000 men. The trouble
vas caused by refusal Of Knapp & Avery
10 pay the strikers fine oil $3.50 and rein.
state three discharged men.
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PUDDLEIts' PLANTS.
rhelr Grievances Against the Igamated
Association,

rheir Grievances A gaiust the AmaIgRmated
Association,
PITTsBURoH, Pa, June 22.-It Is learned
that nothing definite was done at the
secret meeting Of the puddlers here last
Sunday evening to consider the adviss.
billLy Of Withdrawing from the Amalga-
mated Association. The agitation against
the newly signed scale Is spreading how
ever, aud the plans Of ofseCession are taking
shape. It is proposed either to revive
the Sons Of Vulcan organization or Join
the Knights oil Labor, and in either case
10 incorporate the unskilled workmen and
Iaborers oil the mills In the Association.
The complaint Of the would-be seCes.
4ionists against the Amalgamated Asso.
station Ia that the hnishers have been ia.
Vored at their expense and hat OF the un.
skilled workmen, while, when a strike
occurs, the success depends mainly on the
drmness Of the puddlers and their helpers,
Or they say it would be easy enough to
liud men 10 ill the rollers places Ut SIG
20 SIS week. They also say that the
AmAlgamated Association Is 10 blame in
uot taking care OF the laborers who have
,ume times been paid only 80 cents u day
Fhile the rollers have earned as many
lo(lars week.
They are also opposed to the re.admis,
sion ol the nailers, US they claim the pud.
llers will be the chief ones to suffer by
the AssoCiation's having undertaken to
carry through the nailers' strike. The
omission OF the 20 percent extra for
cutting steel nails from the Amalgamaled
Associations scale Is also regarded Es a
c.CrihCe Of the puddlers interests aud as a
practical admission that the nallers seCes
,lon was justified,
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TRor, N. Y, June 22.-The moulders'
strike was settled last night, and work will
be resumed 80 soon as practicable in all
the foundries. The men accept the prop.
osition OF the manufacturers to return al
their price pending an investigation Of the
rate Of wages paid elsewhere. The manu-
iacturers agree TO pay like rate to that
being paid In other cities where the same
quality Of work is done. The strike was
1egunt four months ago and altogether
750 men were concerned In It.,
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NEw CAsrLB, Pa, June 22,-A party Of
three women and three children whller re-
turning from q dance In the country, we're
thrown from their vehicle this morning at
3 O'Clock. Mrs. Henry CArbaugh had her
right arm broken, and her infant son was
instantly killed. Mfs. Black 10 injured In
tefnally and 10 now In 0 critical condition,
Mfg, Mullen aud the two other children
were bruised badly, but will recover
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New YoRK, June 22,-The steamer
Andes which arrived here yesterday from
Kingston, Jamica, took on board al
Navassa three officers, two engineers and
sixteen men OF the steamer Albania,
wrecked June 8 at JaCmel. Henry Lynch,
third officer OF the Albania, gives the
following particulars OF the loss Of that
vessel: "While the vessel was ying at
anchor at Jacmel, Hayti on June s, a
heavy tquall sprung up from The south
east about p NJ, which caused the ship
to drag her anchor. A second one was
let 60, but 1t proved Of no avail and she
went ashore.
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A singular Arrest,

NEW Yonk, June 29.-Mfs. Jerusba
johnson and her daughter Nellie we're
brought to the Jefferson Market Police
Court to-day by detectives who had at.
rested them on the strength Of q dispatch
received from Chief Of Police EDefsold oI
Chicago, who telegraphed that the ACcus.
ed we're wanted there 10 teatiiy against
certain parties who had fobbsd them Of
some 5000 and then had returned q pat
oi the proceeds on condition that they
should not be prosecuted. The prisoner
we're fenanded.
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Graveyard Insurance.

MANCHESTER, N. H., June 22.-Jsre.
lnish ]. Horan, agent for the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, has been bound
over 10 the Supreme Court here
for forgery. Detectives discovered a
system Of grave yard insurance In
practice by which the company have been
swindled out Of large sums. People who
were expected TO live but a short time
have been insured without theii consent,
the policies running to parties In Collusion
with the agent who would pay the
preniumB.
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CINCINNATI, o., June 29 William g.
sandeson, q Justice Of the Peace, pleaded
guilty in the Police Court to-day to q
charge Of assault aud battery preferred by
Mrs. Gibbons and was Lentenced 10 two
months In the work house and 10 pay fine
Of Sl00. His appeal for mercy on the
ground that he was drunk when he com.
mitted the offence was not etiCceesiul.
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plrrsBURaH, June 22.-Freght train
No. rs, coming east over the Fort Wayne
road jumped the track near Canton, o.,
early this morning and eight cars contain.
Ing fresh beef beer and live stock we're
badly wrecked. Henry Harrington, q boy
who was stealing ride, was crushed 10
death between two cars, and L. r. Emef.
son, q brakeman, was slightly bruised and
scratched. The rest Of the crew escaped
injury by jumping. Several head Oi hogs
aud sheep we're killed and Others mar-
gled. The accident was caused BY broken
rail,
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ANARCHIST PARSONS little trick to spring
hlhlselt suddenly on the public notice
altsS long seClusion did not create tht
sensation he hoped for. Out Of sight OF
in the psnitentiary are equivalent termt
Of punishment for the Anarchist. These
blatherskltes court notoriety with the
ardor OF an infatuated lover and shun
ob,curlty with the baCkwsrdness Of o
timid school boy.
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TnE Penitentiary Directors acCeded very
gracefully to WheelinG's request. Cigars
are not to be made in the penitentiary,
Therefore the discriminating habitue oi
the weed may continue to smoke bit
Wheeling "stogie," lulled by the sweet
consciousness that there is no taint Of con-
YIct labor about II.
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wAsniSoros, June % The Postmaster
General gave a dinner tonight to the
President and Mrs. Cleveland. The other
guests were Miss Gregg, Secretary and
Mrs. Whitney, Secretary Lamar, Miss
EndiCott, Assistant Secretary Fairchild,
Speaker and Mrs. Carlisle and Judge
Bryant, Assistant Attorney General for
the PosLollica Depattment.
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Tng London Times displays great pres
ence of mind in finding a blatherinG
Fenlau manifesto at this interesting time
II it could invent q dynamite explosion
that would be still better. Do you think
they don't know how to handle election
doIges in old EnglandH
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PtrrsnuRen, June 29.-The joint com.
mittee Of the nail manufacturers and
nailers, appointed to arrange a scale OF
wages for the ensuing year, will hold its
frst meeting at the rooms OF the Western
Iron Association In this city tomorrow
morning.
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TuE murder OF Mr.. Thatcher at Mounds
vile, under the very walls OF the peniten'
tiary, was particularly cold.blooded and
strocious crime. Mr.. Thatcher was 8
man Of peace, and an officer Of the law ii
the discharge Of his duty. The olfense
seems 10 be without palliation.
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wb.ellpr : LAKE Etis sale Con iltmod.

CLHvEtASD, June 29.-Ths sale Of the
wheeling / Lake Erie railroad was con.
trmed In the United States Circuit Court
to-day. George ]. Forest and Melville
Day, Of New York, and Dan E. Garrison,
Of 81. Louis, % trustees oil the road were
The nntchAaats. ApFlI %. ior S00,0OO.
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Killed HlS iItuther,

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 2s.-virgll
Griffin, q young farmer who was found
near Henderson, Ky, with his head
crushed by a bludseon, died to-day. Lee
Griffin, bis brother, ID reported 10 have
confessed to the killing. They had quAr.
relied about q watch. Much excitement
exists and there are fumotB Of lynChlng.
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PARkERsBuRo, W. VA, June 29.-1n the
United States Circuit Court Judge Bond
to-day granted an injunction In favor Of
the American Bell Telephone Company In
the suit against the Long Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
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IT is said that President Cleveland the
other day tried to wind up his recent
present, Dutch clock, with a link oi
weinerwurst and creased the wheels with
llmbuger cheese, 1t is hard to break
away from old associations.
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TOOK MS LIFE


AuNF-Gho LhuuAuum Apulos
Special Dl,pateh 10 uE IRttlIiOAe1.
CLAREsBuRo, W. Va, June 29,-Wait
man Reeder, who has been employed al
clerk in the grocery Of Smith, Brown &
Co., OF this place, committed suicide last
night by taking two ounces Of IaudAnum,
He resides in shinnston.
On last Sunday evening he bid his
mother goodbye and started for Clarks.
burg, remarking to his mother that abe
would not see him soon again. She sup
posed that he contemplated going West,
but subsequent events go tn prove that he
even then had decided to destroy his life,
Some reports say disappointment in love
led him to commit the deed.
Suicides are becoming Rlarmiagly FREE
quent in this vicinity, this being the fourth
case within very short time,
The sympathy Of the people is with the
bereaved parents in their sad attlICtion.
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PARSgLL appealing to the Protestants OF
England TO give Ireland slight taste OF
Epgish fair play, will be dramatic
spectacle, full OF pAthos, But Churchill
aud Chamberlain won't enjoy having the
war carried into Africa,
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DnEhta and iIom. nnia.

LONDON, june 22.-john Bright has
formally replied to the tender OF the reso /.
lutions Of the Rockdale Conservative As.
sOCiation thanking him for having assisted
to defeat the Home Rule bill, lie says
ID bis reply. II ain sorry there should
be any party In the county ready TO &C.
cent these biIla.n
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If President Cleveland were to run for
Mayor OF Zanesyille, Ohio, to-day, he
would not get a vote. His veto Of the bill
proyiding for a public building in that
cIty has stunned the Democrats.
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verdict AEalnIt Puilman tjompasy.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June V2.-The ju,y
in the suit ot the Central Transportation
Company against the Pullman Gar Com.
pahy rendered q verdict to-day In favor ol
The plaintiff lot $llg,72v,
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ptlaMnte peAnh ptn,n.nl..

WILMINGTON, DEL, June 22-Ths sale
Of various peach orchards through The
Peninsula al from City 10 sixty.three
Cenls per buShel indicate that the crop ID
going 10 be unusually short with the
prices about double laSt years. quotations
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SECRETARY WHITNEY is growing tired
very lsnguid-of thesocial requirements OF
hi, position. Perhaps General GoH's re-
marks a few days ago in the House have
aided to his feeling Of lassituds.
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ANARl.Ow ESCAPE
From Being Buried AllvO-A Supposed
ONFpAa RAturnA to Llfs.

From Being Buried AlIvO-A Supposed
Corpse Returns to Life.
CAIRO, ILL, June ga singular story
has reached here from Clinton, KY.
George o. Daniels, Of that place, had been
i'll for several months, and last Wednes'
day, to all appearances, died. The re.
mains were inCased in a casket, where
they remained for twenty.lour hours await
ing the arrival for relatives TO attend the
funeral. At midnight Thursday thu
watchers who surrounded the coffin were
startled by q deep groau emanating from
the coffin, and all but one, a German
named Wabbekiug, precipitately rushe0
from the room. Wabbeking remained
and as the groans and sighs continued, ht
raised the coffin lid and saw at q glance
that Daniels was alive. seizlng the body,
he placed 1t upright. A few spasmodlC
gasps, a shudder, and thesupposed Corpst
spoke aloud. The others returned to hn0
the man sitting In chair and Conyersng
with reasonable strength. Mr.. Daniels
claims to he have been preieCtly conscious
Of everything which passed around him
but says he was unable TO move q muscle
He heard the sobs OF his relatives when
he was pronounced dead by the doctors
and noticed the preparations Tor the fun.
eral. He 10 about 80 years oil age.
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A STRIKE Avertod.

CHICAGO, Ills, June 22,-The statement
is published thisailernoont that the trouble
between the Lake Shore switchmen and
the company was amiCably adjusted at a
conference held ut noon to-day. All dan
ger OF strike is now averted,
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Sergeant Thatcher is better known as
the Evangelist, Rev. ]. P. Thatcher, and
has been at Moundsvile about six years.
He was the founder Of new sect, and
built substantial frame edilCe there In
which 10 worship. He leaves family Of
q wife and eleven children. He was
elected Sergeant at the last municipal
election on the Republican ticket, and was
splendid officer. In that respect he
cannot be spoken too highly Of. In his
church he taught entire sanctiiCation In
the flesh. He was at one time pastor Of
Zane Street NJ. E. Church, In this city, and
went from here to the NJ. L. Church
at Moundsville. While stationed there
his advanced teachings In regard to sanctl.
fcation attracted attention, and he was
expelled from the conference. He then
established bis independent Holiness"
church, and started a monthly paper call
ed The Gospel Herald. This did not live
long. Al Atst he preached In canvass
tent. He was highly regarded by his
former fellow ministers as man OF pure
life and lofty character, an able preacher,
and a power for good In spite ol his un.
authorized doCtrinal teaching.
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DELIBERATE MURDER.
REV, j, P. TuATouER, SERGEANT
OF the Town of MouudS,lllo and Pastor Of
the "HolInsSS" Church 10 Instantly Kill
cd BY y LAWlsSS Character while
In the Discharge of his Duty,

A cold.bIooded and deliberate murder
was committed at Moundsville last even
ing about o'clock, the victim being Rev
]. P. Thatcher, a Eell-known minister ant
Town Sergeant Of MouRdsville, and tht
murderer Eugene johnson, coal digger
well-known for his lawless and worthless
life. Last Friday evening johnson and
James Porter had fight, and johnson
struck Porter over the head, hurting him
considerably. A warrant was issued fol
johnson, but he was not found by the
officers till last evening, when Mr.. ThatCh-
er learned that johnson was at his home,
and armed with the warrant, went to ar
rest him. He found the house locked up,
and Mrs. johnson standing outside. She
refused TO let him eater the house, and
when he insisted, threw hatChet at him,
THE FATAL SHOT.
Mr.. Thatcher turned his attention from
johnson to Mrs, johnson, and arrested
her, and was starting TO take her away.
He had just reached the gate with her
when johnson appeared with rife, and
leveled 1t at the officer, who, seeing his
danger, called to him, but too late. John
son fred, the ball striking him in the left
shoulder and penetrating his lungs, kill
ing him almost instantly
He breathed for few moments, but did
not speak again.
The news flaw like wildfre. Although
the town Ia scattered out about two miles
in length, 1t was but a few moments until
people at the iarthest point oil the town
from the scene Of the tragedy were has
tening that way,
Johnson's house is in the east end OF
town, on the banCh ot the B. 4 0. that
rams to the camp ground station.
After firing the fatal shot johnson start
ed down the railroad In the direction OF
the Ohio river, and many think he would
attempt to cross into Ohio. Large parties
Of enraged citizens, as we'll as the Sheriff
and posse, were soon in pursuit, and no
doubt the murderer will soon be in their
I.h
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PEOPLE who are disposed to condemn
Nj, Morrison Tor his oGensiVeness forget
That he is a candidate for the Presidency,
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MR, R4SD4LL to Mr.. MOrrison-YOur
t.rtI tnkering unssttles business and ia
.Itoasther offensive. Let's try mine.
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ALBANY, N. Y.rJuns 92-Judse Mott
in court to-day stated that he had been
approached by Superintendent MOEsin
Of the Albany psnltsntlaty With an offer
Of $500 piece for each long term prisoner
sent that Institution. This attempt al
bribery has created profound sensation
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Earned runs, Detroit 2; Chicago /. Base
hita, Detroit 10; Chicago. Q. Errors, De-
troits s; Chicago 8.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BotWson tho DstFUIts aud OhiCaEO-ThI
Champions DUWnSd Again.


Between the DstFoits aud OhicaEO-ThS
Champions DUWnSd Again.
DETROIT, Mich, June 22.-Anothel
large crowd saw the OhicagoS downed to,
day in close and exciting contest. Flynn
worked hard and well, but Getzein work.
ed better, and the support OF the latter
was much superior to that Of his opponent,
A hit, base on balls, q passed ball and a
wild pitch allowed the DetrUlts two at tht
start. Two more resulted in the fifth
from two hits and Pfeler's wild throw tO
first. In the eighth CANCEL hit for three
bases and scored hon AlCGeeChy's long
sacrifice hit. A double, a single and a
wild pitch gave Chicago two In the sixth.
In the seventh base on balls, steal and
wild pitch yielded one more. The othel
run came In in the last inning from hit
on errors by Crane and Bfouthers, A
number Of times two and three men vert
on the bases, but close play prevented the
run. Score:
D!|:s!t.t:; !|Rs!!tat.:.::.::': ::::::: :: !ss:$$i:
UhicaSo'....'.... ....."... 0 o 2 ia
Earned runs, Detroit 2; Chicago /. Base
hite, Detroit 10; Chicago. Q. Errors, De-
troits s; Chicago 8.
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BIG hhbUSAASN " Aa-'ANSS'
The reduction oi revenue affected BY
this bill will be $780, 900, which, With the
abolition Of the tobacco taS, Will Aggre'
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French ESpulsion Iii

PARIS, June 22-The Senate, II Ia be.
llevsd, will pass the expulsion bill by q
majority OF ten,
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johnson when last seen was on Cock.
ayne's farm, coming toward Wheeling
Two officers from Benwood walked down
the railroad track, however, and saw
nothing Of him.
johnson is man about So years old
weighs something like 1856 pounds and Ia
about s feet 7 inches tall; lie is slender
and stands and walks very straight; hil
complexion Is dark and he has darh
mustaChe; his face and neck are both
long and the former is ireckled; he has a
rather prominent Roman nose. When he
left he was bareEooted and wore no coat.
Johnson's wife and father were com
mitted to Jail without bail, to be detained
as witnesses,
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Ghs GttelLgsaGer,
CrpA is now longing for Home Rule.

oe,e., Nos, aS aud ~ Fourteenth street.