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THE BObDEST MOVE.
An Eastern Comment on the Vote on the
Free Wool Clause.


New YoRK, July 1.-THE Pres to-day
says editorially: "For the first time in
seventy-five years the Congress of the
United States has voted to put wool on
the free list. In all the vicissitudes that
have from time to time overtaken our
protective tariff. this is the boldest and
most decided move toward Free Trade
ever taken by the House of Representa-
tives.
"The meaning of this step cannot be
misunderstood or underestimated. 1t
is tremendous blow at the whole Pro-
tective system. The argument which
applies to the duty on wool applies with
equal force to the duty on woollens, on
iron and steel, on cottens, and on any
other product OF American industry.
If the duty on wool is illogical, ini'
quitous and vicious, then the duty on
woollens is equally bad, and ought to be
repealed. The argument that sustains
the one sustains the other. In the same
way both fall to the ground together"
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 1.-THE
first Minnesota Convention of the United
Labor party opened here this morning.
T. II. Lucas, of this city, was made ten.
porary chairman, and Q. A. S. Higley, Of
this city, temporary secretary. While
the credentials committee was at work
G. o. Grigsby, Of Hubbard county,
made an address. Most OF the delegates
present are from this city and county,
but Land and Labor clubs from st. Paul
and from Washington, Carver, Mower,
Blue Earth, Goodhue, Wright and Hub
bard counties, had delegates. There
was squabble over the admission Of a
Minneapolis delegate who is an avowed
Democrat, but who believes in the single
tax idea. He was finally seated.
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THE COLORED VOTE ALL RIGHT.
Fred Douglass Ringing Words About th'
People of His Race.

People of His Race.
WASHINGTON, July l7.-Frederick
Douglass said to-day: "The dispatch
sent out from Pittsburgh yesterday
gives entirely too much importance to
the proposed convention Of colored men
at indianapolis, as well as to myself,
when it represents me as intending to
be present at that convention and
to lead bolt from it. l know
Messrs. Turner and Trotter and the
five or six other Cleveland Democrats
who will probably assemble at Indian
apolis on the 2lst instant. They are
Democrats, or il not Democrats they are
employed by Democrats in getting up
this little side show. l hope no friend
OF mine will believe me capable OF at-
tending and disturbing the orderly pro-
ceedings OF such aconvention. l should
us soon think OF assaulting funeral or
stamping on the grave OF dead enemy.
"That Pittsburgh special is evidently
intended to attract attention to move
ment which has no vitality in itself.
The colored people OF the United States
are neither knaves nor fools. They will
not kiss the hand that smites them nor
desert the party to which they owe
their liberty, their citizenship and their
enfranchisement. Whatever other class
may fail in loyalty to the great Repub-
lican party and its candidates, Harrison
and Morton, the colOred citizens OF the
Republic will not fail OF their duty in
November"
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SHARON, July NV. L. scott's denial
of any knowledge of the Protection let
ter does not help him any. Shenango
Valley iron men who signed it, say that
Scott was fully cognizant OF the action
and that his own bookkeeper wrote the
communication. A large number OF the
circulars were sent him to distribute at
the time. He was then Protection
Democrat.
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NEw YoRE, July 1.-THE first step in
the active work OF the Presidential cam
paign was taken at ll:2O a. III. to-day,
when the National Democratic Campaign
Committee went into session ut its head.
quarters, No. 10 West Twenty-ninth
street, to organize. Chairman Barnum
presided, and around the council board
sat Arthur p. German, William L. Scott,
Arthur Sewell, Calvin S. Bryce and
Miles Ross. About half an hour after
the session began Col. Dan S. Lamont
arrived and added himself to ths con,
clave.
The Committee went into session
again after ! o'clock and selected Col
Calvin Q: Brice Chairman. Heaccepted
the position.
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SAN Francisco, July 1.-THE Nation
al Educational Council last evening
elected officers for the following year, as
follows: President, G. S. Pickard, of
Iowa; vice-President, W. 7. Harris, of
Massachusetts,; Secretary and Treasurer,
Marie Nicholson, OF Indiana; Members
OF the Executive Committee, S. ii. Pea
body, Of Illinois; James Baldwin, OF
Texas; James H. Baker, OF Colorado. A.
tribute to the memory Of DR.. Andrews,
OF Marietta, Ohio, late member Of the
council, was then read by Prof. Sheldon.
The terms Of several members Of the
council having expired by Limitation,
] the Committee on Membership reported
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Mnda sIek by Eating Potntoss.

WooDs Run, July 17.-It is reported
that great many people Of Lucyville,
have eaten potatoes which were COW
cred by the recent flood, are very
sick from the effect. 1t is supposed that
having remained under the water 30
long they are.in some way diseased. It
has caused some little excitement in Lu-
cyville, and the balance Of the people,
whose gardens were covered with water,
are afraid to use any Of the vegetables
which were taken from the garden.
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SItelll DNDaleh 70 ne IHltHlDeHeeT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 1.-THE
State Convention of Miners and Mine
Laborers' Federation met in Knights of
Labor hall to-day. Only eight delegates
were present at the session this morning.
National Executive Secretary Chris
Evans, OF Ohio, was present, as were
also Delegates Michael Gilligan and
Jerry Mead, of Wheeling. A Committee
on Credentials was appointed. No other
business was made public.
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Now AssocIntIon.

PITTSBURGH, July us. G. Cron-
myer, a prominent iron manufacturer,
stated tonight that there would be no
more meetings Of the Western Iron As
sociation, but that it was probable new
association OF manufacturers west Of
Pittsburgh would be formed in the near
future. The organization will arrange
scale OF wages ten per cent lower than
Pittsburgh.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July l7.-General
Harrison rose early this morning feeling
in excellent spirits and health. After
spending a couple OF hours with his sec
retaries, the General ordered his carriage
and drove down TO his law office, where
he spent an hour. This is the irst time
he has ventured out since last Wednes,
day. His family and neighbors have
about ceased to longer regard him rs q
sick man.
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Break in the SInhonIng Valley.

PrrrsBuRGH, Pa, Julyl7.-Theo officials
Of the Amalgamated Association of Iron
and Steel Workers were notified at noon
to-day that the scale had been signed by
the North Chicago Rolling Mill Com.
pany, OF Chicago, and the Falcon Iron
and Nail Company, Of Niles, Ohio. The
Chicago mill is one OF the largest in the
country. The Falcon works will resume
at once, giving employment to 500 men.
This is the first break in the Mahoning
Valley
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July l7.-There
are four coal mines in this CJeGerson)
county, employing convict labor, and
about 200 convicts are employed. A
few days ago a committee went to work
TO ascertain II any ex-convicts had regis
tered to vote in the August election.
The committee has not yet completed its
labors, but it has ascertained that about
1000 ex-convicts are now living in the
county, and 400 have registered expect
ing to vote in the next election.
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The lunar eclipse which occurs on
the 22d OF this month will be invested
with greater interest than the one which
occurred on the Goth Of January last.
The diameter OF the earth's shadow will
be much larger at that time in proper
ton to the diameter OF the moon, dark
ening its surface almost totally. 1t will
take place between 10 o'clock and mid
night, when the moon will be higher in
the heavens, and will be visible in this
saption
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A COUNTY ATT0RNEY KILLEn.

Caught In tho Act of Entering Another
Mans House For an Immoral Purpose.
MEXICO, No., July l7.-Prosecuting
Attorney W. S. Moseby was shot and
killed at midnight by Mark Stevenson,
an old and respected citizen. Stevenson
is in Jail. Moseby was in the act Of en-
tering stevenson's house by stealth
when shot. He was there, it is said, for
an immoral purpose. No man stood
higher as a Christian gentleman in the
community than Moseby. He leaves a
young and cultured wife.
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vIScENNEs, ND, July 1.-THE Ohio
& Mississippi railroad introduced an in
novation yesterday in placing ticket col
lectors on all their passenger trains.
The conductors will not be released, but
will collect no fares nor take tickets, as
the train collectors will do that work.
The conductors will have charge OF the
run and see that the trip is safely made.
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Gone to the Pen.

Special Dl5lIdtch 10 The InicltgeneT.
RITcnIE c. H., W. Va, July IL
Deputy Sheriff Warner left to-day for
Moundsville with William Davis. Davis
was tried last February for stabbing his
teacher in school and sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary. During the
trial, after part Of the evidence was in,
son OF Juror Six died suddenly. Mr..
Six was discharged, new juror sworn
in &nd the trial begun de moro. The
Supreme Court passed on the validity Of
this trial ut its recent session and affirm
ed the decision Of the court below. An
effort was then made TO secure pardon,
but Governor Wilson telegraphed yes
terday refusing to interfere. Davis has
been in Jail ever since his conviction in
February.
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PARIS, July lin the Chamber of
Deputies to-day the question ofstrength-
ening the naval deienses was resumed.
On motion OF Baron Reille, q scheme
providing for credit OF 100000, 900
francs was approved, with the proviso
that all the contractors and worEmen
employed shall be Frenchmen, and that
only French material shall be used in
constructing the works.
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THROWN PROM A BUGGY.
A Lady Instantly Killed Near CassvIlle,

Special Dipateh to he IahaiOner.
BARNEsvILLE, o., July l7.-Mrs. Sam
uel Wallace, living near Cassville, Har-
rison county, was thrown from buggy
near here this morning and instantly
killed. The unfortunate lady, in COM
pany with Miss Mary Hayes, also living
near the same place, was returning
from visit to the Children's Home,
when their horse took fright ut q train
and ran down a steep hill, upsetting the
buggy and throwing the ladies out. Mrs.
Wallace's neck was broken and death
was instantaneous.
Miss Hayes escaped with few slight
bruises. The dead lady was about fifty
years OF age, the wife OF a prominent
farmer Of Harrison county, and noted in
hercommunityas an estimable Christian
lady. Her remains are at the Home
awaiting the arrival OF her husband.
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TDE BURLINGTON mas WON
Tho Great Strike, But Mt n Tremendous
Expense-A Nervy Fight.

Expense-A Nervy Fight.
CHICAGO, July l7.-Chief Arthur left
tonight for Cleveland. In conversation
with reporter touching the Burlington
strike he said: We wanted certain
things of the railroad. They were
not given us and we had a
right to quit and the Bur-
lington had right to employ other
men. We made nervy fight and have
been beaten. There is no use saying
anything else. 1t would now be better
for the road that the strike be declared of
and the strikerswork elsewhere or return
to the .Q.' The road has won, but at a
great expense. On the other hand, the
Brotherhood has lost none OF its mem-
bers, but has gained. The money nee
essary to support the strike also was
always cheerfully forthcoming. No, |
don't know when We will have another
conference with the railroad. Itmay be
in few DAYS"
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DoddrIdEo Judicial Convention.

NI7tgI'IE IE7I77II0IF 70 t7's 1'FFs77'lN7'NeF'
RlrcHIE, C. H., W. Va, July 1.-THE
Republicans of Doddridge appointed
delegates to the Judicial Convention in
the Fourth Circuit to-day. Jacobs leads,
Morris is second and Davis is third. The
delegates are now appointed and the
nomination seems doubtful, with the
chances in favor OF Morris. The con.
yention will meet on the 25th inst.
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PARIS, July 1.-THE explorer Burton,
in an interview here, stated that he be-
lieves the white Pasha, who has arrived
at the Bahr FL Gael Province, is Emin
Bey and not Henry NJ. Stanley. He
thinks that Emin Bey is striking north
ward. Mr.. Burton is OF opinion that
Stanley's force is not strong enough to
attempt an attack upon Khartoum.
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TERRE HAuTE, IND, July l7.-Mollie
Deadly, a servant in the family Of DR..
Carson at Prairietown, this county, took
morphine with fatal effect Sunday night.
She was disappointed because her lover,
TO whom she was soon 10 be married,
did not come to see her.
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NEw YORK, July l4.-Juck Lewis, a
colored man, shot and killed Alice Jack
son, also colored, at o'clock this morn
ing. The murderer fired two shots at
the woman, both OF which took effect,
one in the breast and another in the alb
domen. Lewis was arrested. He had
been intimate with the dead woman for
sometime.
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PIrrsBuRGu, Pa, July 17.-Arrange-
ments are being made for the consolida-
ton Of the Eastern and Western Glass
Bottle Workers leagues and the In
dependent Glass Workers Association
with the American Flint Glass Workers'
Association. This will largely increase
the membership Of the latter organiza-
ton.
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PIrrsBURGH, July 17.-In an interview
DR.. Hostetter stated that meeting to
arrange for the construction Of the
South Pennsylvania Railroad will be
held us soon as Carnegie returns from
Europe, which will be about the middle
Of September. The work will then be
pushed vigorously.
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Tbo Rnpnvny EdItorI, Tropble,.

ST. Louis, July ia special telegram
from Topeka, Kan, to the Post.Dipatch
says Judge Guthrie released Henry W.
Moore this morning, but he was i'm.
mediately re-arrested by constable for
adultery, placed under $500 bond and
his case SET for next Monday.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July 17.-Mr.
Randall had another slight hemorrhage
to-day. 1t was quickly checked and
did not effect to any considerable ex-
tent his general condition. He takes
nourishment and is bright and cheerful,
though very weak and debilitated.
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ROCHESTER, n. Y, July 1.-THE HO-
tel Mems Association convened here
this morning. Their sessions are held
in the rooms Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, and are largely attended. Mayor
Parsons made an address Of welcome
this morning.
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Tucker County Republican Convention.

Special Correspondence Of the IHieaiOenor.
ST. GEORGE, W. Va, July lG.-The
Republicans of this county held very
large and enthusiastic meeting at the
Court House on Saturday. The conven.
ton was addressed by A. G. Dayton, Of
Philippi. Great harmony prevailed
throughout the convention. The Re-
publicans are gaining ground steadily
throughout the county. Delegates were
appointed to each Of the several conven.
tions. Resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing Harrison and Morton and con-
dcmning the administrations Free Trade
policy, and its attitude on the fisheries
auestion.
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NEw BEDFORD, MASS, July l7.-Gen-
eral Sheridan passed a quiet and com.
Portable night last night. He was asraised
in bed yesterday afternoon and, propped
by pillows, sat up and engaged in q
pleasant conversation with his physi-
clans.
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LONDON, July l7.-Queen Victoria has
purchased the Villa Palniere at Florence
which she occupied during her recent
sojourn in that city. The amount paid
for the property was 24,000pounds. The
report that the Villa had been purchased
by Queen Natalie was erroneous.
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BROWNSVILLE, July l7.-During the
flood at Clarksburg, W. Va, last Wednes-
day, a cradle was caught containing two
children, one Of which was dead. No
word from above Clarksburg has been
received, and 1t is supposed that the
whole family was destroyed.
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the following to be members Of the
council for term Of six years ending in
1894: Aaron Goye, OF Colorado; w. e.
Sheldon, OF Massachusetts,; James II.
Hose, OF New York; Miss Clara Con-
way, Of Tennessee; Homer B. Sprague,
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McKEEsPoRT, Pa, July l7.-walter
Wallace, a miner who lives at a point
near the snodgrass coal works, up the
Monongahela, where he is employed,
came here yesterday in search Of his
wife, who left him a week since, and
when last heard ofwas here. Sheleave
him with several small children, the
offspring OF former wife.
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BERLIN, July 1.-THE dowagcr Em-
press Victoria is engaged in reorgan-
izing her court. Her Majesty will re-
main in Berlin or Potsdam until she
finds a suitable castle on the Rhine in
which she can reside with her daugh-
kerH.
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ALBANY, n. Y, July 1.-THE Legisla-
ture assembled in extra session to-day.
The Governors message related solely
to the subject OF making an appropria-
tion to provide work for the convicts in
the prisons OF the State.
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TnBURY CENTER, oST., July H.
Burglars entered the house OF Wilson
Haughton, quiet and inolensive old
man, last night. They stole $500 and
shot Mr.. Haughton In the abdomen.
The wounded man died this morning.
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BERLIN, July l7.-Herr Schmidt, edi-
tor OF the Cologne Ga;etts, has been i'm
prisoned for a month in fortress for
writing articles eliminating Prince
Hninrich. of Reuss,
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SCRANTON, Pa, July 1.-THE Dunn.
breaker and all the buildings connected
Herewith at Old Forge were destroyed
by fire tonight. Loss, 100000; insur'
ance not known.
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JACKSON, MISS, July 17.-Hon. P.
Darmt, Grand Master Of the National
Grange, died at his home in Jefferson
county to-day.
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CoSsrASTINoPLE, July 1.-THE Rail-
way Junction Company has protested to
the Porte against the seizure by Bull
garia OF the Bellora-Vakarel railway.
The company has also asked the inter
vention OF the French Embassy.
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ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE Journal
De 81. Petersbourg welcomes the visit Of
the German Emperor and says it is a
confirmation of the policy OF peace
which the two powerful empires are try
ing to consolidate.
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NEw YoRK, July 17.-Decree Of abso-
lutte divorce in favor OF Ida May Grover
against Leonard Grover, the actor, au-
thor and manager, was granted to-day.
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NEw York, July 1.-THE Journal this
morning states that Sister Mary Frances
Clare, better known as "The Nun Of
Kenmare," has renounced Catholicism.
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NEw YoRK, July lit was stated on
Wall street to-day that all right and in
terest in Edison's phonograph had been
sold to an English syndicate forS25O, 900.
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PITTSBURGH, July 1.-THE opening
day Of the Summer Trotting Meeting at
Exposition Park attracted crowd Of
1000. The weather was pleasant, but
the track was slow on account Of the re-
cent high river:
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No MurtloreIaIn Cnnndn,

TORONTO, OXT., July l7.SCanada at
present has no murdereB under SEN
tence Of death. The fact is almost with
out precedent.
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A market report says that butter is
weak. This can't allude TO boarding
house butter.
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WASHINGTON, D, c., July 1.-THE
'onIcrees on the River and Harbor bill
seem to have reached an impossible bar.
met ,5,., and will probably report a disagree.
a mehI. Ihe items in dispute are the Port
aye Lake Canal, the Beaver River pa J
El'ns and the Monongahela lGreen and
Ienl Inairenl improvement propositions. The
,oe ,'ouse Iconterees express II willingness
S%3accePt the Senate proposition to pur.
tasSe , The Green and Barren property,
Wv mold out siurdily against the Others.
,al'rr'' Case VIII bs Settled Thursday.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July l7.-Several
senator's are absent to-day, in conse.
Sucnce OF which an understanding has
,i2 Uyyh reached that the Fuller case shall,
" Si'THoat iTEt fail, be taken up and disposed
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Miss Garnclo.. tncicc.

Wrs. Garfeld. widow II Tie late Prcsi
dent Garfield. authorizes the announce
mont of The engagement on ler dauah-
ter Miss Nlollie Garfield. 70 Mr.. !. Stan
| lev Brown. who waa her husband S private
secretary. Referring TO the publication
/ that had been made moathe aco that
Mrs. Garfield had taken her darrltar 20
Europe with the view OF breaking her
enoa6.ment with Nfr. Brown Mrs Gar
! field is oaotod as sewing: "Now that
the cogsins have uretunlel 10 rYt Mr..
Brown i'm sn,b y f. jsc oo.i.,aD. .ie.m i
my duty to have tbe voar- foIfq au-
pGurce their oa-a.eo.cnt formally IT
once. Instead Of oprolny tue SAT- a.