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DEMOCRATIC NEGROES.
fHs sRIlf coLoRlD coNlIREEcI At IN.
DIANAPoLIA
h Dys Inpzaat hss,ahgs -hsiass 0svs-
lasl aal u g. lssi PlniAsn usaansssly
ln1~ul WiA afnt lntAanam-k
oanlsia 0rgaanat,a.

INDlAxAroLls, July a2-Ihs Dsns-
cratic Negro Naaisaal Cssisssss rsaasa-
blsd this nsraiAs sAAAlfpasa ~ Mn
Prof Pslsr b. OArk. q ol.slnaAi, b ~
chair - psrnsAsat prssidsnt TAs asi.
nesian sagssdsrsa b. ysstsraaya hsassd
contest over ths psrna.sat srsa.intisa
hadspparsatly bssa iservsa and farSottsa
during ths night
Chairman Ozark opsasd The prsossdiaR
with . scholarly sddrsA Owing HI rsassas
Why the negro shoald hsoone . Dsassosat.
The ChaiFmAa's address vM trtqus1tly sp-
plaaded. DslesAss Thsaas Fsstsns. q
New York, alladjng b tAs reports that
were in cisssikHoa iheat laek Il harneay,
called upon J. Milton Turssf
70 ay how much truth there
wss In thsss rspoets Turner
responded At length. and nd hs had bssa
beaten in IN opsa tight and b socsptsd
his defeat With the ltmosl satisfactSoa.
He moved the appointment Of . committee
ON resolutions and sddrsat and Ne chair.
man appointed Q committee Of tsa, with
Thomas Fortune, Of New York, chairman.
Ths Committee reported resolutions ~
viewing the political conditions affecting
the negro and the promisss made y Presi-
dent Cleveland, touching the fall enjoy
ment Of their rights Of which The follow
log ID . summary:
Resolved, That W endorss he positioa
taken by the st. Louis Oonvsatioa upon
the tariff question.
Resolved, That the conference Of oolorsd
American citissns pledge tkemsNlvss and
their best efforts for the puccess Of he
Democratic party Of the nation.
The report was adopted By rislnG vote.
The only objection came from Delegats
W. T. Stinson, Of Psunsylvania, who de-
clared he could not indorss the rssolutioas.
and demanded that his name b stricken
from the roll Of members. Oiss Of Take
II off," and "Put him ont" wsrs heard
on oil sides, and Stipson left the hall.
At the afternoon seesaon The National
Committee wAs announced.
The Conference then adjourned dns die.
The National Committee elected VIM. T.
Scott, Of Cairo, Illinois. Chairman.
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'THE Chinese question is a dead issue,
JaIt rad of that anti-Chiuese mass
,esting beld at San Francisco Wednes'
H. to protest against the incoming oI
kppvOlan hordes despite the Restriction
n, and to ask Congress to impeach Ger
6p Judges who are mixed up in it. The
resident has concluded treaty that will
sep Chinese out Of this country, but the
|Sla Republican Senate fear il would make
,In too popular on the Pacific COaet, and
, they have shslved it till after the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27
In GibHon'a Hons

HUNTINGTON, W. VA, July 26.-IRter-
views with large number of prominent
Democrats here indicate that the nomina-
tion of Judge Jackson for Congress meets
with general satisfaction. A few of the
personal friends of Gibson and Hogg feel
sore over the results, but the general feel
ing is that the nomination is strong one,
and that the candidate will command the
full Democratic strength in his end of the
district.
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Trial OF the Pittsburg Bunoo stsersrs.

PITTSBURGH, July 26.-The trial of
VIM. L. Perry, Jr., and Robert Barnett,
charged with "Buncoing" VIM. Murdock,
an old well-known citizen out Of $4,000
last January, was begun in the criminal
court here to-day. The victim was the
first witness. He detailed how he had
been inveigled into little game by two
well. dressed men and swindled ont Of his
money, but he was unable to say positive
ly that the defendants were the guilty
parties. The case will last several days.
Il is being watched with great interest IN.
ssmuch as the defendants as we'll az the
plaintiff are we'll known citizsns, and have
always borne good regulations.
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The PIsa of the Exchanges,

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-In the csss
of the New York Produce against the
Trunk Lines pending before the Inter
State Commerce Commission, to remedy
the evils caused by low export freight rates,
Messrs. Read and Petit, attorneys for the
Commercial Exchange, of this city, have
filed printed argument to substantiate
the plaintiffs claim. The lawyers poinI
ont tue Injustice caused by making a lower
rate from Chicago 10 Liverpool than from
Chicago to New York.
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A Bomb In an Ample Barrel.

CHICAGO, July 26.-What is supposed
to be huge bomb was found yesterday by
men engaged In unloading Car Of apples
came from New Albany, Ind.
The end of one of the barrels was
broken, and on glsncing in the men saw
what appeared to he bar Of iron among
the apples. When taken out in proved to
be q piece of iron pipe three inches in
diameter and sixteen inches In length.
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Poisoned by Buttermilk.

WICHITA, KAs., July 26.-The family
of Daniel Mccarthy, consisting IF hii
wife, four daughters and daughter-in'
law, Mrs Haushaw, were poisoned yester.
day from drinking buttermilk. They had
sent to neighbour for the milk, and upor
drinking all we're imme1ists.., AIKEN SO
lently sick. Five doctors have been labor
ing with them and have succeeded in. saw
ing the lives of Mrs. Mccarthy and three
daughters. The old man, Mrs. Henshsw
aud one daughter, it is believed, will die
1t is thought that the milk had been al
lowed to stand in a copper vessel and il
this way became poisoned.
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Dynamite by the Pound.

CHICAGO, July 26.-It is stated to-day
that since the arrest of Kroneks, the
police have made an important discovery
by working upon the fears of Kroneks'
wife. Mrs. Kroneks brought from the
basement of the building in which Sevic't
shop is, market basket full Of half pound
sticks of the stuff. There were fully ter
pounds of it,
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Live stock Rates Cut.

CHICAGO, July 26.-LiVe stock rates
from Kansas City and other western points
to Chicago are seriously demoralized. The
regular rate from Kansas City to Chicago
in $50 per car, but the Milwaukee and st
Paul and other roads are accused of taking
the business at $45, cut Of SIS. On cattle
direct from Texas points points all the
roads accept proportion Of S3S. IS Kansas
City to Chicago, in view of which it is not
strange that q rate of $50 locally from Kan
sss CITY to Chicago cannot be maintained.
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Their Rusiness booming.

Probably no ons thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at Logan & Co. g
drug store as their giving away to their
customers Of so many free bottles Of nr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that il
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting trial bottle free, large sire 81.
Every bottle warranted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

IHE National COlored Democratic
league haS issued a strong circular in sup
port Of President CLEVELAND and tariff
feiOrm, Its members beirg mostly sgricul-
fnrslIsts aud lablreIs who believe their in
'eFeSts will best be subserved by cheaper
fiotnes aud tCOi. Tnere is going 70 be an
enornous break in the formerly solid col.
pred vote Of the 2. o. p. Everything ia
rOnl0g honest GROVER CLEvRLAND's way
this yssr.
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HIS SLICKNESS.

Henry 8. Ives Tells How They Attempted
to Extradite Him.
PITTsBURG, July 26 Henry s. Ives and
party passed through the city at 8 o'clocb
this morning, en- route from Cincinnati tC
New York. In talking to passenger
about his giving bonds at Cincinnati, ht
smiled as he referred to how the Prose
cutting Attorney had been receiving extra,
dition papers in New York on the supposi
ton that he was in Canada. He said ht
had been there bu. few hours, and when
a search was being made for him he was in
Cincinnati
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

4 MAN who bai sent manuscript story
70 Mrs. GLADSTONE, thIeated to kill Mr..
'LADSroNs because the story WAS mislaid
A0d LOT returned to him. He was arrested.
'ns could have taken greater revenge by
whiting another story and sending it to Mr..
GLADSTONE.
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Ingersoil Does Not Know Him

NEW YORK, July 26.-Colonel lngsrsoll
was shown q dispatch from Springfield,
ILL.,. reporting the professsd conversion to
Christianity of A. G.. Wood, sged 80, who
said he was the Colonel's first instructor
in the doctrines Of unbelief. Colonel In
gersoll assured the reporter that he doesn't
know Wood, and cannot remember ever 10
have met him. He vas never m instruc.
tor Of the Colonel on the subject referred
TO nor on any other subject. !
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A Merchants Picnic.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., July 26.-The
picnic OF the Merchants Protective Asso-
citation yesterday was q great success. 1t
was held at Rock Spring Grove, in West
Virginia. There were fully 1900 people
in attendance. Fifty merchants from
Steubenvills were the guests Of the Asso-
citation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

A Protracted Sesston Not Probi
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The
for a greatly protrscted session in
quence Of last nights Republican
ence decision, is not 90 threatening
appears to be generally supposed.
creasing heat gives rise to the hope
or seven weeks hence, II not sooI
present session will end.
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Ransas RepublIcans,

TOPEKA, KS, July 26.-The Republi-
can state convention convened this morn
ing. Capt. Henry Booth, chairman; W. Fl.
Nc Bride, secretary. Reports Of commit
tees on credentials, platform, and resolu-
tions, rates, order Of business were adopt
ed, W. A. johnson was nominated by
reclamation for Associate Justice.
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Work In the House.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The
took up and considered without ae'
Springer Oklahoma bill. Mr.. S
gave notice that he would press th'
q final vote to morrow, and ii any
ton to filibustering against it Is al
will, the first thing in the morn
for q call Of the House in order tc
the attendance Of quorum.
The House then took q recess, q
ing session To be for the considers
bills reported from the COMMITTEES
dietary.
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nx.t.rtou, Find at Parkersburs.

Special Ttle0rGa 20 TIE Register.
PARKERsBURG, July 26 A mysterious
letter was found on the streets here to-day, it
purported to be written by A. Lemasters,
of Conway postOfice, in Tyler county, on
July oath, and intended for Abe Jacksoo,
Hardware Company, of this city. The
letter states that $79.S7 is enclosed, but
no money was found. The letter was
without any envelope. The postoffice peo-
pie and the Hardware Company claim to
know nothing of it, and q good deal OF
mystery surrounds the matter.
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Bold Attsmpt !. Rob . BanI

CoScoED, MASS, July 26.-A
tempt was made last night to rob I
cord Bank, entrance being effected
one Of the upper windowa Cons
work was done trying to open th
but the burglars were unsuccessful
money was obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

ST. PErERsBURa, July 96.-Ths Josr~ai
De 81. Pevtersbosrs denies The statement
Published in the Journal Des Debdt. Of
Paris, that the meeting Of The Empsfop
alarmed Turkey, and that lbs will take
military precautions. The Journal DE- ~.
Petersbcurg sdds: Turkey b certainly In.
cluded in the countries that are anxious
for peace. Every one knows thst the oh.
Jet OF the meeting wss 10 rsassars Europe
and 70 remove spprshsnsion, not 70 create
than
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Four Babies In Ten Months.

HARTFORD. CONN, July 26.-Mrs. Pat
rick Conaorton gave birth to child Oct.
4th last. 1t lived but one week. To-day
sbe gave birth to triplets, all girls, making
four babies in less than ten months. Mrs.
Connorton was married eight years ago
and has had seven children, all living but
ons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

Silver Discovery In wyoming Territory.
SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., July 26.-The
discovery of rich quartz mine six miles
from the mouth Of Ruby creek has caused
much excitement. A large quantity Of the
quartz was brought to Palouse. The as
say reports gave from ~ to 7S ounces OF
silver.
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Want Judges Impeached.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.-The contin'
ued influx of coolies, despite the Restric,
ton Act, lead last evening to large anti
Chinese mass meeting, at which was adopt,
ed a memorial to Congress asking that
Federal Judges Sawyer and Lubin be i'm
peached for their part in overriding the
Restriction Act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

ioUSG man Was killed and his sisteI
,ely seriously injured at the Park yester-
1A' oy the motor. Al Maynard q mining
'U"a Twelve miles back of Bridgeport
'l'ee Persons we're burned to death and
S'usn ' seriously injured by an incendiary
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Prepsrlnx to Fight For Boulsngsr.

MONTREAL, July ga club Of young
men who promise to enlist in the service
OF General Boulapgsr, has been formed
here. For some months past large mum.
Der of young French Canadians have met
twice . week in large hall to drill, play
cards and drink. The profess to be form.
ing corps to fight for Boulanger.
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IMPEACH THE JUDGES.
The Demand Of San Francisco Mass
Meeting.


SAN Francisco, CAL, July 26.-At a
meeting under the auspices of the various
trades unions held last night, which was
very largely attended, speeches were made
attacking the course pursued by United
States judges in landing Chinese, and q
memorial was adopted declaring that
every lenal devics was resorted to. to
evads the restriction of law. The follow
ing was adopted:
We demand the impeachment and re-
moval of Lorenzo Sawyer, Judge Of the
United States Circuit Court, Ninth Cir
cult, land of George NJ. Ssbin, District
Judge for the District of Nevada.
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Washington Items

The President has approved th
Office appropriation bill.
The President has vetoed bill q
right Of way through Indian TER
Fort Smith and Dardenelle railroad
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The Latest Plot Ae.ssss Ssrdins.d.

LONDON, July 28.-Tbs revival Of ~
tsmpts BY the ZAnko6 party IN Bulgaria 70
rid the country Of Prince Fsrdinsud BY -.
sassinstion, - alleged BY ysstsrday's dis
patches. dsfnitsly disposes Of ths reports
that Russia has resolved 70 hava pothipg
fuyfher TO do In the msttsr Of Buleasia's
status and the question Of The phsdpsl.
ity's rulefship.
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Contracta For Pittsburg.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Contracts 4
furnishing steel for the armored battle sh
Texas, to be built at Nc-folk, Va, we
to-day awarded az follows: ~
Park Bros. & Co., of Pittsburg,
Of steel plates, $88, 100; Carnegie,
& Co, Of Pittsburg SOB tons
shapes, $43, ,266, and 100 tons Of
Sc, ,6Ol; Standard Steel Casting Col
Of Thurlow, Pa, 120 tons Of steel
S41. 1854,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

AaE President and Mrs. CLEVELAND are
new York. The lady of the White
''use Is bound for Massachusetts, with her
DSf The President is seeking relax
'u Aad will probably take it on . yacht.
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Randall Able to walk Around.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Mr. Randall
continues to gain strength. To-
dsy, for the first time since
he was suddenly seized with
hsmorrhsges nearly three weeks ago, he got
ont of bed anG. walked around the room for
a faU minntes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

|EvERYTHIyG Is getting ready, it seems,
70 Jadge JACEsON's way in the Fourth
! Ist,irt. Hrs nomination has been greet
with q chorus OF enthusiastic commenda-
bn from all quarters. The party is united
bd harmonious, and every Democratic
Dte will be polled for the nominee
bdge jackson is booked for q winner.
b. name ~ winner TIE man is win
er; anI November 8 will see him roll up
pch a majority for Democracy rs the old
Ourth district De'er has seen before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

August Belmonrs Imported Brood Mares.
NEW YORK, July 26.-Two famous race
horses, The Bslladonna and Viols, con-
signed to Mr.. August Belmont, reached
here to-day by the steamer Spain. The
animals were imported for breeding pur-
poses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

TIE fact tbaJ Lumber Kind ALGER has
putnbuled $4,000 to the Republican
pruPliop fuud will make the politicians
ies, becsu.e, If he contributes so, 900 he.
hg defeated candidate, how much would
y haGe contributed bad they nominated
in: The problem staggers the imsgina-
iOn. Aud then ALGER has no pro-Chi-
lese or had lsbOr-recOrd 10 defend. We
BAR the politicians made mistake in not
'uttiHg bar on both ends.
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Prepared to Continue the "o' Figt

CHICAGO, July 26.-Chairman Hoge and
Murphy returned to-day. Chairman Hoge
remarked: 1.-THE men have no proposals to
make to the 90" and are prepared to con-
tiuue the strike indefinitely"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

1AA manufacturers composing the
'"'ern Iron Association are asked to re-
'Ou'asf their intention of dissolving the
sAolha'lOn. 1t is pointed out that only
y 'ns OrganizatiOn can they keep up
prices.
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Starved 70 Death,

NEWARK, n. J., July 26.-Sarah Kelly,
who has not tasted food in forty-two days,
died to-day. She was 80 years old, and
when taken sick weighed lac pounds, but
at the time of her death weighed only 90
pounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

, CONGRESSMAN Wilson's friends in the
appreciate good man. Thar con-
=. 4tioas fairly shOwered upon the dis
usned gentleman yesterday.
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A olO, 600 Express Packags MI.

PORTLAND, ORE, July ga
Of $40, 900 sent by the Pacific Expr.
pany by steamer from Portland to
is missing, and is believed to b
stolen.
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Killed by His Nephew.

CHICAGO, July 96.-John Sommers, q
saloon-keeper, was shot and fatally wound
ed last night by John Jones, his nephew.
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The w. q. +. U. AT Mountain Lake.

Special Tsgrala 10 he ReOiSter.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, July 26.-This
morning the meeting was conducted by
Mrs. 8 W. Tudor, of Baltimore. Ques-
ton: Temperance Literature. DIR. A. B.
Leonard, the candidate for Governor OF
Ohio. delivered an able address. The sub
isct for this evening was Free Parliament.
General Fisk, DIR. Leonard and Others
smoke.
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=, ASDSO HENRY S. 0Es has been in Gin
w.nG n and not Canada, all this time, sh9
~. - ~ S Is slick one and the law had
''sf Keep string tied 10 him
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Tvs AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

virginia and Western Pennsylysnis; MIA
y Ness YES. needed Gy rain on me lAAss, Sc
weather, allowed Friday night oy S1a-
BY .,,3T Ssr"ISii Tsiu1e. variable winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

,.,,r On'ario young lady who refused q
n. '' Russian Count is probably seek
,Acenunerative position as Q dime mu-
scum freak.
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A WARM DISCUSSION
Over the Fishery Treaty In the Senate
Yesterday.

Over the Fishery Treaty In the Senate
Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 26.-The
Senate this morning, adopted by vote ol
"a to 16, Hswley's amendment to the
Army Appropriation bill. The adds ovel
eight millions to the appropriations, in
cluding seven millions for coast defense.
The Senate then proceeded to consider
the Fisheries treaty in open executive ses.
sion, and was addressed by Mr.. Wilson,
of Maryland, in favor Of its ratification.
He justified the construction placed upon
the treaty of 1918, by the British govern.
ment and asserted that its rejection
would launch the American people on the
stormy sea of retaliation, which
it was vain to say would not lead to war.
The Republicans were engaged in what
they fully knew was desperate enter
prise-the attempt to elect President.
They feared that upon the issue Of the
present contest hung the life Of their party.
How unlike the majestic career Of the
Democratic party, which being the party OF
the Constitution as against Congressional
usurpation, of home rule as against CEN
tralization, of economy as against profit
gate expenditure, Of labor as against mo,
nopoly-had deserved to, and had lived a
perennial life; whilst all the other old
parties had stranded on the sheres of time.
Mr.. Frye said he would ask the Senate
to meet at II q. m. on Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday, and until the vote was
reached on the treaty, adding that shortly
tariff bill would before the Senate and
would occupy all the time.
Mr.. Teller commented upon what he
called the remarkable statements In the
spoils of the Senator from Maryland. He
spoke of the ediot having gone out from
the White House that the treaty was to be
suppressed, and said that eighteen months
ago the Secretary of State had been Turing
New England fishermen into the British
trap by telling them they had the right
which the Senator from Maryland las the
exponent of the Secretary Of State) now de-
clared that they never had, and which the
Secretary of State himself, in his letter to
the Baltimore Board of Trade, declared
that they never had.
A warm controversy between Messrs.
Wilson and Teller followed, and the treaty
went over without action. 6Sp
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GAS GIVING OUT.
A Pittsburg Export Prsdiots Rxhsssttsa
Withia Two Years.

A PfttsburE Export Prsdiets Rxhs.ssssa
Withia Two Ysars.
PIrTsBUsG, July 28.-Sslwyn Taylos, .
pre- mipsnt local mining ssgipsse and cal
sKpsrt, thinks natural - is giving sat.
He says: "Withia two ysars - fartbsst
coal lands viii BE- sslliss for what thsy
were considered worth bsfers nasural -
was thought Of. This win b largely due
10 the failure Of The - As,ds - supply
the demspds made upsa thsn. 9sa,
like oil, win in time sxhsast itsslf Nsw
fields msy be epspsd, bat takisg ELL III,
I think he oatlook fes ceal ~ psvs -
bright sncs nassnl - eaos i.ts -
All the Large - 1a1AS sss ple1isg soA
MursysviiIs - ssn IL - lays ssl ~
the wells In the Beaver asS Otts vssasys
are going. In my ju:s'Bsnt 20 yean wtu
see IN end 10 pstafal sa - . fesl."
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-, 'AIOR JOE MCDONALD reiterates his
-, us0t that Indiana is safe for CLEvE-
LAND and THURMAN.
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n. Ow fever is raging in Plant City,
and the town has been cut of from
onleation with the outside world.
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Iur.r,ol, Ar psim.r.s Funer,,.

NEW YORK, July 26.-At the funeral
of Courtlandt Palmer, Col. Robert G. In
Rersoll delivered the address.