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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16
THE SILVER CREEK ACCIDENT.
The Blame tor tho Dlsastor-sad Condition
of tho Victims.

The Blame tor tho Dlsastor-Sad Condition
of tho Victims.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. l5.-A reporter
this morning visited the seens OF the ter.
rible collision on the Nickel Plate road
yesterday at Silver Greek, and found the
track cleared and trains passing as though
nothing had ever occurred to mar the
serenity Of that rural spot. Only the en-
gines, which are total wreck, and which
lay on one side OF the track, aud the de.
bris OF the baggage car and smoker, gath.
cred in a pile on the other, told OF the
awful scene optaOed thore. None OF the
cars had left the track in the collision and
so the work Of clearing away tho wreck
was speedily accomplished.
The injured ones at Silver Creck are
doing as well as possible. Most Of the
injured were taken to Erie last night.
Coburn, Of Bradford, and Hmmorly, OF
Kearsage, Pa, suffered greatly during the
night, but the physicians are hopeful of
their recovery. Henry Huyck, whose
legs were amputated, died last night
while being removed to Erie. II is
thought that fully two-thirds OF the in.
jured will die. Tracy, Marble, sChendler,
and Lesly, all Of Erie, cannot, in the
opinion Of surgeons, recover.
The blame for the accident Uan only be
placed after a full investigation by the
Coroner's jury, which meets at Dunklrk
on Friday morning, The report most
credited Is that the trains had ordors to
pass at Silver Creek, and that they were
disobeyed by Conductor Harrington aud
Engineer Brewer, OF the excursion train.
Another report has 1t that the train dis.
patcher made the error. The freight Ger.
tainly had orners for Silver Greek, while
the orders Of the excursion train cannot
be asCOrtsinod, as Engineer Brewer Is still
missing and Conductor Harrington posi-
lively refuses TO talk.
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NUDGE MAXWELL CHOSEN

liy tho Third Senatorial District iscpubll.
cans to Lead Them to Victory.
Special Dispatch to Ms lntelitOaetr
WEST UNION, Sept. 15.-Hon. Edwin
Maxwell was nominated unanimously for
State Senator, at the Senatorial Conven-
ton Of the Third district, held here to-day.
lie did not seek the nomination, but
recognizing the right Of the people 10 die.
tate to their best men that they shall
serve them when called upon in public
capacity, he gracefully accepted the nom.
inaton, which insures the election Of an
able Republican Senator, in this district.
The convention was harmonious and
enthusiastic. Tho Republicans are put-
tiny their best men in the Geld for the
coming campaign.
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NEWS BY THE CABLE.
ENa1AND's PREPARATIONS
For the Advent of War in the Far East
The Cholera In Austria Rapidly
Interchangeable Scheme Of
DynamIter Daly,

CoNsTANTISorLE, Sept, 15,-The British
are establishing q coalIug station at
Thaso on the northeast shore OF the Is.
land Of Thaso, The island Is of the south
coast Of Roumelia and belongs in greater
part to the Khedive, The island has,
however, for some time enjoyed certain
sutonamc privileges,
Besides establishing Coaliug station at
the village Of Thaso the British are giving
other indications Of their intentions to
govern the whole island,
Said Pasha, the Turkish Minister for
Foreign Affairs has telegraphed instruc-
tions TO Ruatom Pasha, Turkish embassa.
dor to England, to ask Lord Iddesleigh,
British Foreign Minister, whether or not
1t ia true that "Englsnd is Charterlng
steamers and making other provisions
against contingencies, and II so what are
England's reasons for this activity, and II
1t is in direction in which Turkey has
an interest,""
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In connection with the action Of the
late employees Of this office 1t may be said
thcy have been paid for a great deal
which they have not done. For example,
every illustration in the special addition
Of Tuesday was measured as so much
type.sotting. Tho large map on
the first page cost the newspaper
cost about three dollars to act 1t in the
form, yet nobody touched it but the fore
man, who is paid by the week. The pay
went to the Compositors, who had nothing
to do with it. The same principle ap-
piled to every illustration in the paper.
Thi, Is not done by the great newspapers
Of tho east, but the propriOtora Of Wheel
ing newspapers have allowedit.
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Hon. N. b. Scorr, writing to the INTEL
uorScER from Cincinnati, where he has
gone for medical treatment, asks to have
Nsail for him that his name cannot ,he
used in connection with the Republican
nomination for State Senator in the First
District. Mr.. Scott desires this said with
all the emphasis that can be given TO
printed words.
over.work aud ill-health have brought
Mt. Scott to this conclusion, and he finds
II Unnecessary to reserve for the large manu-
featuring establishment OF which he Is the
head whatever strength he can COM
mand.
Mr.. Scott served so we'll in the Senate,
with 80 great acceptability to the business
interests, the workingmen and the farmer
that he would have made a strong run. His
defeat would have been remote possibility.
lie has never desired reelection, but the
pressure put upon him almost induced
him to yield. The present condition Of
his health Is such that he would be unable
to make the campaign, perhaps unable to
serve II elected. His friends, who are
many and earnest, are aware Of this, and
will not, Of course, insist that Mr.. Scott
shall run.
Gentlemen who have asked the 1SrRLL-
logScRR 10 save them from nomination
hayo been particularly unfortunate oilate.
In two conspicuous instances thay have
been nominated in spite Of their protests.
This thing must stop, or 1t will be said
with come reason that the ISrELLloENcER
has no influence in its party. Mr.. SCOTS
case Ia 80 meritorious that our friends
may we'll begin to stop with that,
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AM old 1YlnplInr sltAmer .unk.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September l6.--ThO
niurnGl, . packet steamer running be.
tween Louisville and eaupelton struck .
Bnag near Alta, Ind, yesterday, aud sank,
The passengers and freight were oil re.
moved without accident The freight was
considerably damaged by water. Tho loss
10 OytASssd at 5000; insurance 5000.
The plurnal will be taken out OF The wat.
or at once.
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DEs MOlSEs, Iowa, Sept 15.-Tho
Mayor Of Brooklyn, Iowa, has wired here
for assistance. He says the entire busl.
ness portion OF the town Is burning up.
The fire has consumed everything from
the elevator to the Downing hotel inClud.
Ing the postoiIlce, and is sweeping west.
ward. Help was also summoned from
Grinnell, but by noon the Are was under
control. Loss S75 900.
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SAD pliowNINa,
A Mother IIOOomOs Insane on seeing lie
Two sons Drown,


A Mother DOoomOs Insane on seeing Her
Two Sons Drown.
ST., LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 16.-A Little Rock
special says; A most sad case Of drown.
Ing occurred Ia this county near the resi-.
aenps oiIoSsph Merse Yesterday afternoon.
The tvelVe.yeSr;old son Of M MstSs was
bathing In o pond near the house Of that
time when he was suddenly taken with
cramps and called To his brother Henry,
who was standing Upon the bank, 10 save
him.
Henry SprAng Into the water 10 aid bic
brother but The lattet's weight In addition
10 that oihlS own clothing provedtoo great
and they both sank never 70 rise aVain,
Mrs, Mons had run from The house
when the Ast alarm was given, and Wit.
messed the death oi her two sons. She
tainted a tho sight, aud when restored 10
consciousness u was found that dc had
oct bet mind and had become d taylhg
unAtlo,
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submitted to Arbitration.

PIrTsBuRGu, Pa, September l5.-The
Board OF Arbitration appointed to settle
the wage differences between the manu-
facturels aad workmen Of the Lucy and
Isabella furnaces, unanimously decided
that the condition Of the iron market
would not justify any advance over the
present wages. The workmen wanted an
increase OF about ten percent.
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Tne IYrrLLlGEScER feels that It's late
euployes have made a mistake to leave
S,esdy employment at fair wages. They
have had work for six days a week, liIty-
two weeks in the year. Their money has
ben ready for them on every pay day.
They leave this because the proprletors
cannot afford to advance their pay. We
uo sorry It is so, but other mon will have
tn no found to do the work.
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CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-ThiS morning the
bodies Of a woman and child were found
in the lake at the foot Of Division street.
The woman was Of fair complexion, and
light brown hair. Her face was heavily
pock marked pnd she was about thirty.
Ave years Of age. The child was about
six months old. The bodies had not been
In the water more than thirty.iour hours,
The woman was dressed In q light CALICO
wrapper and the child bad evidently been
tied 10 her waist by q piece Of cloth. The
hodiaa have not been identiled.
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BASE BALL.

At Kansas oity-Detrolt, IA; Kansas
City,2.
At New YOrk-washingtOn, A; New
York, 0.
At Philadelphia-Louisville. A. Ath'
letic,9.
At Pittsburgh : Baltimore
game postponed on account Of rain.
AtNew York-"Mets," 8; Cincinnati, 8.
At New York-st. Louis, A; Brook
lyn, 8.
At BOston-Philadelphia, 8; Boston s.
At St. Louis-Chicago, A; St. Louis, 2,
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Thc sllnnlIon NJ ChnrIeslon improved.

CHARLESTON, S, O., Sept. l6.-rherO is
no particular change in the situation TO-
day, but the work Of rough repairing is
going on over every part OF the city. 1t
Is impossible to restore buildings to their
former condition, but they are putting on
q better appearance and the very hum Of
OF labor tends to tighten the situation.
There Is scarcity Of bricklayers and plas.
tererg, butnumerous applications for work
come In daily.
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nl.n.trou. Ilollpr lilplolIpn.

MouSr CARMEL, Pa, Sept. 1b.-ThO
boiler at the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron oompany'S Merriam breaker
exploded to-day wroCklng four other
boilers, greatly damaging tAe beIlOt house
and breaker and severely injuting Jacob
Shut, John Grow aud Michael Patrick,
Five hundred miners will be idle ior 4
week in consequence Of the explosion.
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A Brldgs Collapses.

VIENNA, September 15.-Thesuspension
bridge over the ostrawetzs river, at the
town Of 0strau, in Moravla, collapsed to.
day with squadron Of Uhlans who were
riding across The Uhlans and q number
of spectators who were on the bridge
watching tho soldiers were all precipitSted
into the river. Seven persons were in.
atautly killed and many we're seriously
injured,
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OVER A BANK.


Engineer and Fireman Horribly Crushed
by tho Engine. @
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, September l5.-
A terrible accident occurred halt mile
from this city at 0 o'clock this evening on
the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
railroad.
A north bound express train struck a
COW on sharp curve whilo coming in the
city The engine turned oyer a slight EN-.
bankment, crushing Engineer T. NJ.
Buckley and Fireman Gal Faust to death.
BuCklOy's body was not recovered for
several hours. The tracks Of the East
Tennessee, Cincinnati Southern and Yves.
tern and Atlantic railroads will be block.
AIDED until midnight, No passengers we're
injured.
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ROmoval Of Indians.

81. Louis, Sept, l5.--A special from
Las Vegas, New Mexico, says; To-day q
train Of ten coaches came from the South
bearing the chitlCuhua and Warm Spring
Apachss from the Ban Carlos reservation,
In ARIZONA, 10 Florida There we're 400
Of the payagsS, guarded BY three compAn.
ios Of United States 1niantty,
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SYMPATHY WITH DAILY.
The Dynamlter, DenOunoed-wha he Pro.
posed Doing.


posed Doing.
LONDON, Sept ia correspondent
writes to tho Times In reference to the re-
solution Of the Limerick branch OF the Ma.
tional League expressing sympathy with
DAILY, the dyuamiter, whom the resolution
describes as dying in British dungeon"
The correspondent reminds the Times that
when DAILY was arrested there were found
in his house in Birmingham let.
ters from Brennan which proved that
1t was Daly's purpose to obtain admission
to the strangers gallery in the House OF
Commons to throw bomb on the table
during debate, the Parnellltes OF course to
receive caution beforehand to absent
themselves on the occasion.
II, continufs the correspondent, Daly's
purpose had been successfully carried out
every leading statesman in the House OF
Commons on both sides including Mr.,
Gladstone would have been killed.
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LoSnON, Sept. l5.-France has given
Germany satisfactory assurances within
the past few days, and the tension between
the two countries caused by the actions
OF General Boulanger and the French
Cauverlsts has largely vanished. The re.
lations between the Paris and Berlin Gov.
ernments are now better than they have
been for q long time,
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SECOND SENATORIAL Disrn1cr.
The slate Goes Through aud watson Takes
The Although Cake.

The Slate Goes Through aud Watson Takes
The Although Cake.
Special DtaatsA 70 Ire lntdltQAar.
BuRroS, W. Va, Sept. 16.-Tho Demo.
CrStH Of tho Second Senatorial District met
here in convention to-day 10 choose a
nominee for State Senator. Mr.. ]. Ed.
Watson, Of Marion county, walked away
with the prize. This was according 10 the
slate arranged at the PGfkerBburg Demo.
cratic conference, when the Camden men
decided to put Up Watson in this district.
Watson was present at the PatksBbufg
conference and went 10 work 10 do hia
part, lie 10 a mine superintendent and
part owner Of q coal mine al FAirmont.
lie lObbled against the mine bill ID the
Legislature, and aroused q strong feeling
oil resentment among the miners, Re.
publIcGnS are well satisfied, and have no
fear that The Camden man will beat
Futbes.
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SPECIAL Di,paleA 10 Inc InttlItgucer.

pVtV5u7 DRVu8VU 70 U'0 1HsH'Vs''VV''
RowtrsRuRa, W. yAY Sept l5.-John
wileV, a boy about sixteen years Of age
was killed by a train near Tunnelton this
evening. He attempted to get on a NOV.
ing freight train, but missed his hold and
was thrown under the cars and his head
horribly crushed.
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EngIand,s Eye on Egyrt.

PARIS, Sept, 15-The RepuGHqus Fran.
caisc published telegram from London
which states that ENGLAND mediates a
grand coup d etat, and will probably pro.
claim Egypt a British possession. She
will, however," adds the Republique
FrancaiSe, "do nothing until she has suili.
cient force at Alexandria"
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Tnr Republicans Of the Third Senator
al district have made no mistake, Judge
Edwin Maxwell is worthy Of their esteem,
and he will represent the district with
Great ability. lie will run like a scared
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In our dispatches from Weston 1t hap
nsued somehow that the name oil Mr..
George Wise, OF Ohio county, was not
mentioned as Secretary Of the conven'
tIop. Mr.. Wise was Secretary, and q
yool one,
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WugSEygR Blaine's name was men
toned or remotely indicated in the Wes'
TN convention, the hall rang with shouts.
Tbe bows seemed to think they had met
n nominate the next President.
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GENERAL GoEy Is to be present at the.
T,i.S,ate Reunion next week, This re-
rniop, it may be remarked, is going to
be a bigger affair than anybody thought
nj at the heglnning
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GyysRAL Gorp's declinatioR need not
,,,her our Democratic friends, General
GolTjs in for tne csmpsiEp-whiCh means
,ro vears more in the House Of Repre-
,sntatiyes.
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LONDON, Sept 15.-sir Charles Dixie
has returned to London. II is already
announced that he will re.enter public
lie az the proprietor Of London daily
newspaper.
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CHOLERA GAINING GROUND.


sIckonlns Scenes.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-Oholora Is gaining
grouRdin Austria. 1t Is worst at LieCe, a
village near Wagram. Of9OO Inhabitants OF
the village ninety have been stricken and
twenty'eight Of them died almost imme.
diatoly.
The people dlstruSt the doctors and con.
ceal the sick as long as possible. Doctors
are frequently stoned in the streets.
In one house q mother and her daugh.
ter were found half naked on the bare
floor writhing In the agony OF death, and
in another room lay the body OF the faith.
er upon which had been thrown the
corpse Of son. The villagers are TOO
much frightened to help oRs another.
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Another prIdge GIvOs wny.

DUBLIN, September 15.- The Albert
bridge, spanning the river at Belfast, col.
lapsed to-day. Twenty persons were
thrown into the river, four of whom were
drowned,
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Tur ISrELLIaRNcRB is shorthanded in
=. tcpe.setting department, but 1t will
~ ooDtinue to appear at its appointed times
and to give the news,
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The Howard county bank Of Glasgow,
Mo-, has closed itB doors and placed 10
business Ia the hApds ol A trustee Tot The
beneRt Of iIs creditors. Tho aBee1ta oi Tho
bank are ample topAy all. .dOpoaltou aud
SlookholdetBi IN tall,
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The Ice houses and out buildings oil the
Lake View brewery, Buffalo, were burned
yesterday morning. The loag 10 covered
" Insurance 10 Tue amount ol $4,000,
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/. ii. PArrERsoN.
Chm'n Ex, Com. W. I. U. No.

VHtH n H11@' SS'1@' W - y wv FV'
Though the wording Of the notice left
substantially nothing to confer about,
the conference was held. Cncessions
were made with regard to weekly handa,
ETC., but as the price Of composition was
not to be considered, there was no practi.
cal result Of tho meeting, Thus the mat
ter stands. The INTELLIqENoER offers
steady employment to good men at thirty
FIVE cents per thousand ems.
Mr.. S. A. Kepner, foreman Of the Regis.
ter composing room, retains his position,
having severed his connection with the
Typographical Union.
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bonds was Issued from the Treasury yes.
terday afternoon.
Ezekiel & Bernheim's auction and stor.
age rooms, at Cincinnati, burned yester.
day morning. Loss, $96,000.
Welsh and McGlone fought an eight
round prize Hght at Marlborough, Mass,
for stake Of $500. MCGlone won. ,.r.,
One OF the Grand Haven, Mich, Lum.
Der Company's mills was burned early
yesterday morning. Loss $4,000; inaur.
ance $4,000,
Burglars entered the house Of John
Park, sityated In the suburbs Of Mead.
vile, Ia. and after abuslng The inmRteH
carried oil $1,000 In cash.
The Hudson river steamer Catskill was
run into yesterday by a ierryboat, and
had o hole knocked In her Bld6. One han.
dred passengers we're on board the steam.
or, but we're saved without injury.
Add News In Brief
During the last few weeks several Of the
employees oi the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company al sedalia, Mo-, have been dis.
charged Tor taking q too active interest In
the reelection 10 Congress Of Representa-.
tive Heard, 10 whom u 10 underBtood the
company ID violently opposed,
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|
accept our situation and struggle against
the adverse tide as we'll asws can, 1t Is
only fair therefore that we should not be
handicapped with demands upon us ont
Of al proportion to our opportunities.
We claim to be paying more to-day
than the state Of our business iuStiAes.
We are paying as much as, and in many
casesmore, than larger cities, For instance,
Columbus, Ohio, with population Of 75,-
900, pays only the price We pay, viz S5
Centsi Toledo, Ohio, with similar popu-
lation, pays SSi cents; Indianapolis, Ind,
with a population Of 100000, pays only S5
cents; Wilkesbars, Pa, witha population
Of 5000, pays only 80 centsi Reading, Pa,
with a population Of 5000, pays only 80
cents; Erie, Pa, with population Of S5,-
600, pays only 80 cents Tere HRute, Ind,
with population Of 5000, pays only 80
cents Evansville, Ind, with population
Of 10000, emily pays 80 cents; Dayton,
Ohio, with a population Of $4,000, only
pays SSt cents,
Until only q few days ago Cleveland,
Ohio, with a population Of 100000, paid
the same wages as Wheeling. And yet
we are asked under the disadvantages and
disCouragements to which we have alluded
and which are well known to oil OF you,
to go beyond not only our own grade oI
cities, but beyond also the grade Of many
much larger places.
This we feel Is unfair and unjust, and
we rely upon the mere statement Of the
facts presented to induce that sober sec
ond thought which will insure US justice
at your hands,
LOUIS LEPIR,
Wheelinger Volksblatt,
FREw, CAMPELL & HART,
Daily Intelligencer.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING COMPANY,
Daily Register,
Whssling W. Va, September 4, 1885.
September 0, L. II. Patterson, Chair.
man Executive Committee Wheeling
Typographical Union, acknowledged 70.
ceipt Of the above and said 1t would be
submitted to the Union at a special meet.
ing to be called for Sunday, 12 inst. After
the meeting the following was received:
A CONFERENCE.
WHEELING, Sept, lS, 49,
Atsms. Few, Campbell & Hart.
GEYrLEMEN:-At a special meeting OF
Wheeling Typographical Union No. 70,
held Sunday, the 18th inst, the commu.
niCation from the morning newspaper pro.
prietors relating to the scale Of prices re.
Gently adopted by the Union, was read,
In consideration Of said Communication,
tho Executive Committee was authorized
10 act as conference committee, and In.
structed 10 make certain concessions In
the scale, but not to recsde ftom S5 and 40
cents per thousand Tor composition.
Yours, truly,
L. II. PATTERSON,
Ohmin EX Com W ~ IT. M ~
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petroieum.

OIL otTY, Pa, Sept. l5.-0pened at O9ic; !;
highest 63c lowest O2jcj closed Of 82bCi
sales 10000 bauelgI rleArAnCes 2,464, 900
bafrelsi shipments 6S,Sll barrels,
ptrrshuRaH, lP4, Sept. lS.--Petroleum
dull hut steady opened at 02ic; closed Of
82Aci highest B2lc.
BRADFoRb, Pa, Sept. l5.-opened al
92lci closed at O2lc; highest 02lci lowest
82tc.
TtrvsytLLE, PA, Sept. is.-oponed al
sSGi 8i|9 highest 0ac lowest s9iCi closed al
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

A call for fifteen million three percent
bonds was Issued from the Treasury yes.
terday afternoon.
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Chs GttelEissurer
Tas, are steady voters down in Maine

oaIe,l Nos, a5 and 81 Fourteenth Street