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n1To1IIE COUNTY,.

A Big 1lobbery at IInTisyills-Red Men
Cases-Temperanc Meeting.
Correspondence N flhe fntsiligmca.
HARRisytLLR, W. Va, July ga stu.
pendouS transaction in the criminal line
took place near Harrisyille Saturday.
Frank Moore. wealthy resident, was the
victim. His house was entered and the
sum Of twenty.iour hundred dollars In
cash besides many valuable papers were
Btolen. This was done on the sly and
there 10 no clue 10 identify any Of the
parties.
The Red Men trials reoulted in a hung
Jury late Saturday. On the first batch
eight iurymen were for the verdict Of
guilty and four for not guilty. The other
cases were continued on Monday and the
State will probably make out 20 stronger
case next term. A. Peck, prosecuting a.
torney, has prosecuted these cases with
great ability.
A great gathering Of temperance people
occurred here last Saturday. The attend.
AtCe numbered over athousand. The 90.
Caslon was the celebration Of The anniyer.
BAry Of the NAtlon'B birth, but the speeches
were mostly devoted 10 the temperance
question. DF. Carter and MIRA Kendall, Of
PatkefBburs, delivered the principal
Hbeebheg,
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Fatally Shot.


sr. Louis, July e.-rnere was a half
dozen shots fred last night in front Of No.
29l4 Atlantic street, tenement house,
which was not intended as a celebration
OF Independence Day, and resulted in the
probably fatal shooting Of Emma MCGEE,
colored, and Ed. Shores. John Perkins
was talking to Rose Black, q young colored
girl, in front Of the heuse, when Henry
Perkins approached and told him TO step
away or he would knock him down. He
refused and the aggressor attempted 10
carry out bis threat when q general melee
ensued, which was also participated In by
Andrew Tonwley and Ed. Shores. Henry
Perkins and Shores drew their revolvers
and fired. Emma MCGEE, who was watch
ing the fight from the door step, received
one Of the bullets and Shores the other
They are not expected to live. The men
who did the shooting were arrested.
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An Umpire Mobbed.

JERSEY CRY, N. j., July 6.-During a
game between the Newark and Jersey
City base ball clubs here yesterday, Um.
pire Charles Daniels was mobbed by an
angry crowd because Of an unpopular de.
cislon which he made In favor OF the
Newarks. he was gotten out Of the en-.
closure and into street car, but the mob
followed and stoned the car, wrecking all
the windows. Finally the car ran of the
track. Itwas at once surrounded by the
crowd and Daniels was dragged out, but
members Of both clubs, who had gone
along to protect him, succeeded once more
In rescuing him from the mob and he was
hurried into the ferry house and aboard q
train for Newark. His onlypainiul wound
was q bfuise caused by large stone which
struck his leg.
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The hnt through freight train on the
Canada Pacific railroad arrived at Mon.
treal yesterday,
Tie Hydetown, Pa, mills Of Swanson 4
Brothers, burned yesterday morning.
LosS, $4,000 insurance, s0,60O. Origin
unknown. dl'
The statement Of The Louisville 4 Nahh.
Vile Railroad Company for the month Of
June ahowa earnings tot 1885 Of 81 ,08D, $40 /
Tot 1885, slI IOSSil7s, being an increase ol
$5i,lgS,
A man named Wilson, residing near
Townyllle, Pa, was arrested yeetets
day on a charge Of having murdered the
two Misses EvathatlB At Mckingyille,
Clarion county, last winter.
Moses kuswofm, Of Cincinnati, and
Daniel Kuawottn 81 Dayton, Ohio, man.
ulAttufetg oi uikafs, have failed With lia.
bilitee estimated at $4,000. The Aoaela
eIeeuppoeea cbe Abcuil The name
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THE MOUNTAIN TOPS.
1IFR AT MoVNFAIN 49,.
The West Virginia Educational Association,
Opening Session of the ArsstlRg- -Teash,
sFs in Attendance improvements at
the Park social Advantages
speeiql Dlpa,eA % a, lai.lIto,ae,,.

speelal Dttp1leA % tAs IRitllfgneeT,
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nd, July g.
The West Virginia Educational Aasocla.
tion was called to order at 8 O'Clock this
afternoon by Vice President D. Shields.
Of Keyssr, the President, State superin.
tsndept BE. Morgan, being too III to pre-,
side, Prayer was offered by Rev, Mr.,
Engle, Of Oakland. Arrangements were
made for the Luray excursion TO start at 4
O'Clock Friday morning,
Prof, George H. Little, OF Washington,
!; ;o, gave one Of his interesting chalk
This following are among the prominent
educators present; a. /. Wade, Of Nor. Nor
gRntowni =, B, Brown, Of Glenyille; Thos.
%, Nuttei and O. A. sipe, Of Fairmont: i.
N. David and j. s, Klle, Of HsrTisson y,
county O. +, Haddox, Of Richie county
L. kltSmillar and U. s Fleming, Of Graf
toni L, ], Woofter, Of shepherdstown; w.
Il: Anderson and J. M, Lee, Of Wheeling.
Many lady teachers ot prominence are
also present.
DR.. W. H. Payne, Of Michigan Uniyer.
sltJ lectured tonight on "The Teacher as
q Phiianthropist"
Prof, George E, Little again entertained
the audience with an admirable talk.
All present are pleased with the recep-
ton and entertainment.
Prof, Wiley, Of the University, Prof.
Pnrnton, Of Parkersburg, Prof. Hodges,
ol MorRantoWn, and many others willbe
present Tomorrow.
Dr.. Logan, Of Wheeling, was in the au-
dience tonight The enrolment Of the
teachers so far numbers seventy.
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TIE lTIRsT INocUIATIoN
To Prevent Iy,lropl,obialPerform In New
yn,i, Ntt,,

York City.
NEW YoRk, July 6.-The frat inocula-
ton for the prevention Of rabies was per.
formed by DR.. Valentine Mott yesterday
morning at the American Pasteur In
stltute rooms, in the Carnagie Labratory,
Dr.. Mott, who went to Paris to investigate
Pasteur's method Of protection, brought
over with him O rabbit that had been
inOCulated by Pasteur. The animal died
on the voyage, and the spinal marrow
was carefully preserved for use In per-
psIuating the disease. AT frst the doctor
experienced great difficulty In securing q
regular sequence Of deaths, and II was
feared that the virus would become ex.
hausted. But finally he succeeded in pro.
duCing death daily, and thus secured
virus and graded strength.
Yesterday morning, DR.. Newton, of Jer.
sev City, presented his little son, aged
TIVE. I've, who was bitten eight or nine days
ago ly a dog that 10 believed 10 have been
rabd. Dr. Mott, In performing the opera.
ton, proceeded upon DR.. Pasteur'B well.
known method. The virus was prepared
by reducing In chicken broth q small por.
ton Of the poisonous marrow OF about 10
DAYS ago, Tho punCture was made below
the chest, and the little patient bore the
operation mRnfully.
The incubation will be repeated daily
until virus Of the greatest strength has
been used, when II is hoped that oil dan.
tefoi hydrophobia will have been averted.
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AMA1GANIATrp scAIr.
The outside Firms who Have Subscribed

The outside Firms who HIVE Subscribed to
It's Conditions.
PtrTsDuRau, July 'O.-The new iron
workers scale Of the Amalgamated Asso.
citation is being generally aligned this week
by the firms who were not governed by
the committee representing the Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh manufacturers. The scales
bearing the signature Of the iron works
from the following places were received at
the Amalgamated headquarters this morn.
ing: The 1rondale, o., iron works, the
Standard works at Martins Ferry, the st,
Louis Stamping Company and the works
at Terra Haute, Ind. The Mahoning Val
ley Iron Company still refuse to sign the
scale, but II is thought that they will agree
TO pay the extra for rolling double puddle
balls. Throughout the country o number
OF the large works are preparing for their
annual temporary shut down for repairs,
Within few weeks II is expected that
the mills Of the West will be in full opera.
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Fired on the Flag.

cmcAoo, July GA company Of Nor.
weglans from the North Side was march.
ing up Milwaukee avenue yesterday on
their way to a picnic. The men carried a
large American flag, and were passing the
corner Of Erie street when several per.
sons in the large crowd which lfnod
both sides Of the street drew revolvers
and fred upon them. The flag
seemed to be their target, as six bullets
were put through it. Amile Wilson, q
turner, was struck on the back OF the
neck by q spent ball, inhicting q slight
flesh wound. The shots were evidently
fred by Socialists, but there was no po.
liceman In sight, and the thoroughly
frightened turner's marched on double
quick, still holding aloit the stars and
stripes, The police were notified.
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TnE esteemed Register Is sorry to give
away Mr.. Menaget's circular, shut the
Rsgi.ler is q newspaper" And further,
the Rtgattr won't tell where 1t got the cir.
cular. The INTRLuGRSoRR, which likes to
give away secrets, is glad to tell where 1t
procured the circular which 1t published
simultaneously with the Register. The
1SrGLLaEScER gently drove It's accom-
plished scissors into the unresisting col
umus Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, and
the gigantic feat Of journalistic enter
prise was successfully performed.
The Register will have chance for some
mrre fine secret service business when we
have the neat little Republican confer
encs, which has been called to take the
place Of Mr.. Mensser's menagerie. II the
Register will only remind us, we shall be
Vlsdto see that II doesn't getleit this time.
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A SENSATIONAL CASE.
A Pltt.DursN detective Accused of Con.p

A Pittsburgh Detective Accused of ConspIr.
acy, Which ho Denies.
PITTSBURGH, PA. July GIT. Marchand
the young lawyer who eloped with the
heiress Mrs. Hill, from Greensburg, was q
witness to-day before a master in the
equity proceeding brought by Mrs. Hill
against her husband and Roger o Mara,
chief Of the detective force OF this city for
conspiracy. Merchand's testimony was
In direct contradiction Of Hills evidence
regarding the pursuit and capture OF the
fleeing couple and the subsequent trans.
action about the transfer OF money and
property. Merchand swore that 0'Mara
threatened him aud Mrs. Hill and induced
them to come to Pittsburgh under threats,
that he took 81 800 from Mrs. Hill OF which
he took $3.50 and returned the rest which
she gave to Frank Hill, and that he re.
fused to let her get the lawyer she wanted
after they reached hero.
He also asserted that 0Mara offered 10
get rid Of Hill for s., 500 and see that the
witness and Mrs. Hill would get safely out
Of his reach.
This Of course O'Mara denies. He says
he will wait till he goes on the stand be.
fore he would talk, but he would say this
much, that Marchand stated falsely when
he testified as above.
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Murder Trial ia Progress.

bpietN COTep0hdttl@ 0I nc IAttHWelotf,
CAMpMpoE, o., July 6.-The case Of
John Wilson, under indictment for the
murder Of John W. Morrison at wAShins-
ton, April Ii, WIS called at 10 o'clock
Monday, In the Common Pleas Court,
Judge Campbell preceding. The special
ventre Of thirty.sfx was exhausted before
noon and the court adi iourned at ) O'clock,
alter several other veniree had been OK.
hausted without securing q Jury. The
work Of getting q Jury was resumed at s
O'clock this morning. Alter exhaustinR
Tenites Tor ninety NAMES 2 Jury was se-
cured and sworn Ia ~ 2 o'clock. The eyi'
denes for the Stale 10 now being heard;
There il strong case egain9t Wilson ana
tue probability 10 that hO will hang
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A Hotel Trnvedy

LATaoBE, PA, july0,-Another tragedy
occurred at the Parker House in this place
to-day, In which Dr.. j. Keenan,, Of 1atrobe,
and formerly Of Somerset, Pa, committed
suicide BY shooting himself through the
head, He was found Ia his room shortly
after the shot was Hfed. No cause 10 40.
eiRned iof the deed other than Temporary
ihhanlty. He was about % years oi age
and single and had d fair practice here.
He left no letter Or note that would tend
10 explain hlH reasons for taking his own
life. The bullet entered the head o little
above the right ear. The Victim wae q
close lfiend Of Frank b keenan,, who shot
Dixon a. the same hotel 10 bhott time ago.
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THE RANDALL BILL
COOLED oEg ~ ooMMITERn
And Put on Ice for the Rest of the session,
Tho Republicans Let tho Democracy
Flshtit Out -Finalay's Tobacco RssO,
lptlop-GeneralW Washington News

WASHINGTON, July Gas anticipated
some time ago, the House Committee on
Ways and Means to-day ordered an ad-
verse report to be made on the Randall
Tariff bill, When the measure was taken
up for consideration by the committee,
Judge Kelley moved to.strikelout all but
the administrative part (the Hewitt por,
tion) OF the bill, and report with favorable
Recommendation. Messrs, Reed and His
cock, Republicans, were absent, All OF
the Republican members present and also
Mr., Hewitt, voted for the motion, but
it failed, A motion was then made
10 report adversely all OF the
bill. Upon this, the ayes and noes
were called. All Of the Democrats voted
aye. The Republicans refrained tlom
voting, Mr., Morrison will submit an i'd
verse report upon the bill, and it will go
to the calendar, where 1t will rest perma.
nently. The Republicans do not deem II
their duty 70 make report, as the bill is
Democratic measure.
An adverse report was ordered to-day
by the House Committee on Ways and
Means on Mr., Findlay's resolution remov-
ing the tax from tobacco, aud favorable
report was ordered on the bill providing
for admission, free Of duty, OF goods to be
exhibited at the American Bottlers' Pro-
teCtiye Association exhibition at Boston
In October next.
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Mr., BRIGHTS ANSWER
Fo PRRMIRR aIA psEoN y.
He Thinks the Irish Cause Conspiracy, hut
Retains Great Respect for the Grand Old
han-A Riot over the Announcement
Of Justin AIccurthy's Defeat

LONDON, July 6-John Bright has re,
piled to Mr., Gladstone as iollows; ~ am
sorry that my speech ilrisatsd You, II
has been as great q grief to me to speak as
l have spoken as 1t can have been to you
TO listen or read" Mr., Bright then argues
that Mr., Glsdstous's asking last Noyem-
Der for amsjority to enable him to be In
dependent Of Psrnell was by the country,
as well as by the Liberals, understood TO
mean a majority to resist Parnell, and not
to make q complete surrender to him, Re,
ferring to Mr., Gladstone's objection to his
quotation Of the phrase describing the
Parnellites as marching through rapine 10
the disruption Of the Empire, Mr.. Bright
says he believes that the Irish movement
is now such q conspiracy, and that II Ia
expecting and seeking It's further success
through Mr.. Gladstone's measures.
Concerning the Irish Land Purchase
bill, Mr.. Bright thinks both Mr.. Glad.
stones friends and enemies throughout
the country have a right to know the
Premier's Intentions concerning his future
action on the measure, and adds: "Your
language seems to me rather q puzzle than
an explanation, and the language Of our
Is contradictory though a little
clearer" In conclusion Mr.. Bright says;
~ have urged no man In or out OF Par
lament to vote against you, l Iabstained
from speaking until was in the face Of
my electors. adhere to what | said. l
shall be surprised II the new Parliament
be more favorable to your Irish measures
than the one you thought necessary to
dissolve. Though thus differ from you
now on this question, don't imagine that
| can cease to admire your great qualities
or to value the great services you have
rendered the country.
"Very sincerely yours,
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CHEATING At THE POLLS.
A Riot Occurs over NIeoarthy,s Defeat-A
Lost ballot BOX.

A lliot Occurs Over NIGCarthy's Defeat-A
Lost ballot BOX.
LONDON, July &C. Il. Lewis, Cunser.
vative, has been reelected at Londonder-
ry oyer Justin MCCARTHY, PArnellite, by a
vote OF |, 1925 to 1724. In the last election
the same candidates contested the dis
trict, when Mr.. Lewis won by vote OF
1924, against 1,729 obtained BY Mr.. Nc
Uarthy.
DuDliH, July GA riot followed the
first announcement Of the result OF the
contest between Mr.. Lewis and Justin
Mccarthy at Londonderry to-day. The
cause Of the disturbance was the discovery
alter the election had been declared In "a
vot Of Mr.. Lewis Of o ballot box, the con.
tents OF which had not been counted. A
recount followed which almost made the
election tie, giving II 10 Mr.. Lewis by q
majority Of only8. The police inteiierfed
and attacked the Loyallsts, who had as.
sembled In front Of the hotel where Mr..
Lewis was stopping and were makingA
celebration In honor Of bis Victory. A
large number ot persons were injured.
There was much excitement In the city
over the affair.
The Lord Mayor has Issued a proclama.
tlon entTeatlng the people 10 preserve
order. Crowds are gathering In the.BlfeetB
tonight and the excitement 10 intense.
William aud Andrew Long, brothers,
and Archibald CtookBhank, members ol
the Dublin Conservative Workingmen'B
club, have been femanded on charges Of
hring upon and woundlng Catholics In
the procession yesterday. The other pfis.
onefB were discharged.
There were three counts In London.
derry. The second made the election q
tic and the third gave Mt. Lewis q major.
lty Of three, Mf. MCCARTHY has given
notice that he will demand q scrutiny Of
the poll, and II necessary a recount ei The
diAtfint,
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BurrA1o, N. Y, July e.-Yesterday
afternoon Nicholas .Baumann, 0 German
living in the Eighth precinct, lifted his
infant child from its cradle by the legs
and dashed its head againat the wall.
Baumann then fed and has not yet been
captured. He was employed In q lumber
yard on the Island, and but recently came
here from Penngylyania. Baumann 10 70.
ported by his neighborB as having been on
q spree, but his vile denied that he was
drunk. The police are fetiuent about the
case, and particulars cannot be learned.
Fhe child will die.
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TuE conference called by the Demo-
cratic committee was 80 secret that only
the chosen lew OF the Democracy, and the
1STELLlaRSCER, were permitted to be pres
ent. Even the fugitive flies were driven
out Of the room for fear they might not
be discreet. The conference called by the
Republican committee Is open to any Re-
publican who Wishes to attend. This
little difference in methods is ono OF the
humors Of the campaign.
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cHicAoo, ttts., July e.--AnarchiSt Par.
sons has addressed letter dated Cook
County, Bastile, cell No. 100, 10 the editor
Of the Daily NtirJ, Ia regard 10 the action
taken by the District Assembly No, "a.
Knights oi Labor, Of Chicago, denouncinR
him aud Others % advocates Of riot and
murder becauge they are Anarchista and
commanding that PatsonB be expelled
from the knights Of Labor In company
with every other workingman who follows
The rod flag and upholds the doctrines Of
gonialian,
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pAiSor6r, N j., July e.-The total
number Of applications for entrance 10 the
College Of New jersey thus far ID eSs.
Excluding The pteiimlnAfleo there are iSp
admitted Ia fun entrance. Over fiily ap.
pliUahls come from various local exalniha.
tons. The indications point 70 d lf0Ah,
man clAa9 cl lB0 70 40 tic largest Ia lhe
history 1l the college. The yeAF beaIn.
ming with Heptenbef Will 6laftoi WlIh 10
tween bQ0 and vo0 n,udenla On lhO foll.
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wAsalSoroN, July 6.-The President to-
day transmitted to the House a message
announcing his disapproyal OF twenty prir
yate pension bills and the bill providing
for the erection Of q public building at
Duluth, Mimi. The last named bill is
vetoed, the President says, because he is
entirely satisfied that the building pro-
vided for ls not immediately necessary,
and that not a little legislation has
lately been perfected and very likely more
will be necessary to increase miscalculated
for and correct blunders in
the construction Of many Of the public
buildings now in process Of erection.
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wAsHtsoros, July cit is published
this morning that Att6rney.Ge General Gar
land has decided TO retire from the Cabi-
net and his retirement Is a question Of but
q short time, that the President has been
greatly annoyed by the attacks made upon
Mr., Garland on account Of Pan Electric
telephone matters and has intimated that
Il Wonld be the proper thing for him 10
resign. The name ot ex-senator Joseph
L. Mcdonald, OF Indiana, who 10 mem
toned also for the SecretaryBhip Of the
Treasury, 10 spoken Of for Attorney
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Nrw Yokk, July 8.-stephen Moore
house & Co., wholesale grocers, made an
assignment to-day. The direct cause Of
the failure was the recent death Of H. H
Kattenhofn, who was endorser on the
frm's paper for about 100000 and as his
name could not be secured for an exten.
sion Of about $40, 900 Of II which fell due
Saturday, the Assignment became neCes
sary. Tie paper ig nearly oil held by lo-
cal banks. No estimate Of the assets 10
nhiainAkla
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New YoRK, July 6,-The New York
Daily Commercial Bulletin, Of July Z, esti-
mates the loss by FIRE in June in the
United States and Canada at $O,750OO0,
an amount fifty percent greater than the
average loss in June Tor many years. The
number Of large fires In June was ex-
ceptional for that month, there having
been twenty.one fires where the reported
loss was between $lOO, 900 and $1,000, the
aggregate loss by these twenty.one fires
alone being $i,000,000. There were l54
fires in which the reported loss was $l0r
900 and upwards. The month was a ST.
we're one for the fire insurance companies.
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PlERRE, OAK, July GA red hot wind
swept over Pierre, Sunday night, and
continued until o'clock yesterday even.
ing. AT q A. N. the mercury registered
105, and the hot wind was almost 1n.
bearable. A small cyclone also passed
over the city destroying several houses.
Nothing like II has been seen before In
HASovER, N. H., July O.-The heat il
exceptional In this nelghborhood, the glass
ranging from 90 to 90 ia the shade. In
some sections streams are drying up and
crops are suffering from drouth.
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CHICAGO, J6ly e-The following figures
from the official statement Of the Board Of
Trade give the amount Of grain in sightin
the United States and Canada on Saturday,
July 3, and the amount Of increase OF do.
crease from the preceding weeks Wheat
%, ,2l9, ,7b2 bushels, decrease I 1904, ,93b bush.
elsl corn ., ,1S2, 1899, decrease S26, $685. oAtg
2,296, go, decrease 2S5, 1908 rye 21,S69, dc.
crease 3 293 barley %, 3,6g4, decrease b,ls0.
The proportion In the Chicago elevators
WAs, wheat ~ 6g2, ,21l buAhelB corn, 1880.
024i oats, eie,OlBj rye, l9,eSsj barley,