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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
THE IRON MEN
Kick on Even the Senator's Proposed Re
duction of Tariff duty.

Kick on Even the Senator's Proposed re
ductiou of Tariff duty.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The Senate
Finance committee ia already undergoing
the difficulties that happered the Ways
and Means committee, namely, the determ-
ined opposition to the protected monopo-
lies against any reduction whatever. The
frat cry has come from the most conspicu-
Gus Of these, the steel rail monopoly. The
Mills bill made reduction from $l7 per
ton to ST. per ton. The Finance commit
tee has split the difference and put the
rate at $14 per ton, and this was thought
to be go liberal that the steel manufactnr-
era would rush to Qusy's headquarters
with valises full of Doodle for campaign
purposes. Instead of this demand has
been made for continuance OF the pres
ent rate. A demand of this kind implies
that unless it is regarded the party Will
have to look elsewhere for its corruption
fund.
A representative of this interest has adj
mitted that $l4 per ton offered ample pro-
lection under existing conditions, but tie
argument is made that there will be an in
creased cost of production when the de-
maud becomes greater, which is anticipate
ed with year or two, then $l7 dollar
tariff would only afford the same protec-
lion that could now be secured by a duty
OF $li per ton.
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HOW THEY FLOCK TO AMERICA,
One Half a Million Immigrants Came Here
I'm the Past Twelve Months.

III tho Fdst tWeiNo mObtHss
WASHINGTON, July 28.-The Chief OF
the Bureau of Statistics reports that the
total number of immigrants arrived at the
ports of the United States from the princi-
pal foreign countries, except from the Do
minion of Canada and Mexico, during the
month ending June 80, 1888, and the six
and twelve months ending the same, as
compared with the same period of the pre-
ceding year, was as follows:
In the month ending JEne 80, 1887, 65,-
384; in June, 1888, 6S.i75; in the six
months ending June 80, 1887, 2S6, $50; in
the six months ending June 80, 1888, 3l6,-
211; in the twelve months ending June
80, 1887, 4S3, 1l6; in the twelve months
ending June 80, 1888, 539,8lS. During
the year ending June 80, 1888, the num-
her of German immigrants was 107, 624, an
increase over last year; the number Of
English and Welsh immigrants WAS 49,
1872, an increase over last year; Irish i'm
migrants numbered 70, 23S, an increase;
Swedish and Norwegians numbered r.
9l5, q very large increase, and Italians
counted up 51,O75, an increase of about
1000. The immigration from Poland
whether Russian, Austrian or Prussisn
not stated) fell off from last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
A STRANGE WARNING
Alarms an IndianIan and Sends the
cnaad into Conynlsians

Alarms an IndianIan and Sends the Ac-
cused Into Convulsiens.
VINCENNEs, IND, July 23.-Captain
J. d. Alexander, member of the last
Legislature, and his wife, Of Bloomfield,
Green county, returned home from an en-
tertainment last night add found the fol-
lowing notice tackled on the gate post: BE.
ware Of Grace Lyons She intends to kill
oou.-A Ten Year Old Fried"
Mr.. Alexander called on Miss Lyons
for an ex PLANTATION, and on being confron.
ted with the letter she fell to the floor IN
conscious. When shs recovered she in
dslged in the worst form of Mysteries. She
finally denied all knowledge of the note.
Mis- Lyons is member OF very respect
able family.
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NATIONAL w. G. T. u.

Elects Officers at NJ. l.. Park-A PrOhibi-
ZIONIST Endorses the Democratic Flat
form.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Md, Suly %.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union in convention here, to-day elected
the following officers to serve for the en-,
suing year: President, Mrs. @. Buell., oil
Chicago; one Vice President from each
State; Secretary, Mrs. Jennie McCluckini
Treasurer, Mrs. J. r. Harrison, of Penn.
sylvania.
The most important address Of the day
was made by Chairman Dickie, Of the
National Prohibition Campaign Commit
tee, in which he warmly endorsed the
tariff plank in the Democratic platform.
He was followed by General Clinton b.
Fiske, who deprecated the free trade ten
denotes of Mr.. Dickie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
CONVN'IS
SHIPPED WHOLESALE TO AMERICA.
The Disclosures Before the Investigating
Committee.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-The committee
investigating emigration affairs heard Paul
Wolff, the Washington correspondent of
the New York S.aatz Zatung. He stated
that some three years sgo he was informed
that there we're several societies in Ger
many and especilly Bavaria, formed for the
purpose of sending discharged criminals to
this country. Government inquiry ut that
time resulted in the denial of the existance
Of such societies, but witnesses read ex-
tracts from the reports of one Of these 30
cieties, showing that in 1883, twenty-seven
discharged convicts were sent to this
country by these societies. The reports
says the verse the men are and the larger
families they have, the better fitted they
are to be sent to America.
Witness says that these societies are not
government affairs, hut that the Royal
Councillor Rsuer is President and Prince
Regent Luitpold is Honorary President of
this society. In 1886 their report is more
cautiously worded, but it shows that OF
II, 900 marks expended nearly half was
used to assist emigrants TO this country.
At this point Mayor Hewitt interrupted
the proceedings to shake hands with the
committee and urge upon them an invita-
ton to spend Sunday with him at his
country seat. When he left the examina-
ton proceeded.
The witness bad no statistics for the
year 1887, but said that he knew of cases
occurring this year. About two months
ago, he said, two men came over on the
Saale, but were sent back from Castle
Garden. The American Consul at Munich
learned Of their being sent and cabled
over to the Castle Garden authorities.
Witness believes that they were sent
back to Hamburg and from there to En-
gland, from where they came over to this
country again under assumed names. He
said that these societies give each of these
assisted emigrants tickets to whatever
place in this country they select, and gives
each 100 marks over and above that Wit
ness said of German emigration, that Dr..
Becker, Director of the Bureau of Stats
tics in Berlin, estimates that the average
loss per head to the German Government
through emigration is 800 marks, ard e.
Inmates that on the average each man
brings with him $S7 80 in cash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
BRODIE IN TROUBLE.
The Bridge Jumper Runs Away With
Pretty Albany Girl.

Inc friuRe Jumper nuns h"ey WV" -
Pretty Albany Girl.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-The Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children 81
rested Steve Brodie, the bridge jumper and
sport, at his saloon on the Bowery tonight.
on the charge of abduction. Gertrude
Lord, who WAS 16 years old last April,
was arrested with Brodie at his saloon.
The charges are made by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lord, of Albany, and telegram which
they sent yesterday to the Children's So
ciety was the cause of the arrest. Bro
die, when brought before Sergeant Col
den, offered TO marry the young lady.
He said that he became acquainted with
Miss Lord about two years ego at the
house of relative in Albany. On his
visit to Albany about two weeks ago, when
he was making trip on the Hudson in q
rubber suit, he stopped at the house OF the
young lady The Lords kept boarding
house, and knew nothing of the intimacy
between the bridge jumper and their
daughter.
When Brodie finished his swim, he was
met by Miss Lord in New York, and took
her TO his house, where he lives with his
two children by former wife. The girl
is very pretty. Brodie will spend the
night in cell. The girl is in the custody
of the society.
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MAGNOLIA

BALM isinstAntly applied to Face. Neck. Arms
ND HandS Removes Tan, SunbGrn & Frecklesl
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Kllled by n Train.

STEUBENvILLE, o., July 2s.-Samuel
Arnold, 81 years of age, Of Toronto, a con-
fectioner ana baker, lost bis life this morn
ing while at Browns station. He was
riding young colt, and while standing
on the highway work train approaching
blew the whistle for the crossing. This
frightened the colt, which reared and
jumped directly upon the track. Mr.. Ar
mold and the horse were terribly cnt to
pieces. He leaves a wife and six children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
LTRAOE l
4. 1mnort9nt Announcement

An Important AnhUunC Sit,OasS
= ,,e,ks agO, while az business
A''u. LnIy attacked win SAe SI.s.,.l,s
" ~, nv feet knees ana uhn t,.s,,,'lSo,siy
iHr alta : '."s fsrye DAYS my joints We're
aui ln W. ,T,,1,t dJubic thetr natural slke,
swollen 60 8. ,lrtyFn frum me-. AIttr suiltr-
ana ,'.. most rNryuciat!uS patu ~ r,,,SgS,,s'
TlnIUlruIs and various .h ms, b.l,SIssS
. friend whS W" ls'.'''@
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WY uv.ll ,.,''.-gnfst, a cure, AMI " II does
40 M, la,.uc shall coS. YOU ,,e-
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90 "NI, 'f-sr tIay. had quiet niSht anu
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since t.,H ! --..'.,J on my feet from nine Co
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a. .-s are the pam ShH Silli az
90. and viii cHtrrt u.S l'sSS,,, 81, -
IH...ft, s. t-''''''N TuHuNS NAREHLIE,
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= -rxx 1 have warded or Sc
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40. W. 81 IN AvE.-Af'cr spending
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-, wv little Clrl. aged slN, and
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.L,S.,. To-Day they are hta,,hN IN" to
uu,,, all ne T's'''' '' '''N' J5g T. COLLIER.
r.,vr,vr. SyrfT-r CO.. FLA.-Nour 5. 5.
q, g,.. moved q wonderful sGcct>S IN Ivy
). N'' !, .,,r1'.. GA mr. face. 10 doubt,
,'..fr 5,"v,. Ion hurried me - my grave.
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d. ''."N b. n. BARD, PustH'aSIeT'
WACO. TEXAS, May ), lSSS
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GREATLY ENCOURAGED.
Democratic Campaign Prospects Becom-
Ing Brighter Daily.

Democratic Campaign Prospects Becom-
ing Brighter Daily.
NEW YORK, July 28.-ChairRan Calvin
s. Brice, of the Democratic National Com
mittee, spent the entire day to-day at
headquarters, and in the evening had a
conference with delegation Of Democrats
from Ohio and Indiana. Before leaving
the house he said that he had received adj
vices that in one precinct in Ohio thirty
two Republicans out Of one hundred had
announced their intention of voting the
Democratic ticket. Messrs. Barnum,
Brice ard Oslrichs, were in conference all
through the forenoon. Senator A. j. Cor
man, of Maryland, has written to Chair
man Brice that he will report for duty
next Wednesday or Thursday, and, as
soon as Congress adjourns, will come TO
live in the headquarters, where he has ask
ed that sleeping apartments be reserved
for him,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
The Cattle Plague Experiments.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-The experiments
made by the Stock Yard Company, to dis.
cover whether Texas fever in native cattle
is caused by 'ticks," has not been COM
pleted. For the past week several bead Of
tick-covered Texans and native cattle have
been kert in the same pens, eating the
same food and drinking from the same
trough. 1t was supposed that the "tieks''
would leave the Texsns for the native cat
tie. and that death to the natives would
result. The natives show no signs of sick
ness. Yesterday the Texans were turned
out to grass, where they will be kept a
short time, when the natives will be
turned in after them.
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A Jockey Fatally Injured,

SARATOGA. N. Y, July 2S.-In the
fifth race to-day, Warrington, the favorite,
fell at the first hedge and rolled over Nor
ris, his rider. Man and horse lay uncon-
scious for some moments, after which the
horse rose slowly and dragged his uncon-
scious rider few feet by the reins, which
were:.wrspped around the mans hands.
Mr.. Morris was a gentleman rider and is
fatally injured. His back is believed to
be broken.
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MARION REPUBLICANS
Hold Primaries-Mooro and Staggers the
winners.

Hold Primaries-Mooro and Staggers the
winners.
Special TEiegrcm 10 ne Sunday REGISTER.
FAIRMoNT. W. VA, July 28.-The Re-
publican primaries for delegates to the va
rious conventions were held il the several
districts of this county to-day. The main
contest was for the judicial nomination be
tween Msssrs. Moore and HGgaus. Re-
ports from the various districts, as far as
received tonight, indicate that Moore has
the call on Hsgans for Judge.
For Congress, Thomas II. B. Staggers
has undoubtedly carried the county by a
large majority. His friends claim Is ont
q possible 20 votes. The convention at
this place was largely attended, and the
contest bitter. The Prohibition fusion
ring went one way, and tine straigh-outs
the other. The friends of Mr.. Staggers are
iublilant tonight, and claim that his nom
iuatiou for Congress is q fixed fact.
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A Charleston Peddler Missing.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 2s,-A
psddler, whose name is unknown, is re-
ported to have been missing for some
months past, and is said to have been last
seen Mt the house of Granville McDaniels,
near Jarrett's Ford, who is now in jail,
charged with the murder of Stephen Stof-
he. A we'll on McDaniels' place wac filled
up about that time, and it occurred to the
people of the neigh5orhood few days ago
that it might be well to examine it. A
party has been digging for two days in the
expectation of finding the peddlef's body
at the bottom. The community is intense
ly excited over the matter.
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Calling on Harrison.

INDIANoPoLIs, IND, July 28.-The
citizens of Jennings County, Southeastern
Indiana, paid their respects to thel Repuh-
lican presidential nominee to-day. The
excursion was under the auspices Of the
Harrison and Morton Clubs" of Vernon
and North Vernon, and numbered be-
tween four and five hundred, including
nearly one hundred ladies.
Frank Z. Little, president of the North
Vernon Club served as spokesman for the
delegation 10 which General Harrison re-
spOnded in fitting terms.
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FOurs, Registered.
Sr.Trs-Duil and steady.

STATES-Dull and steady.
RAILROADS Dull; sales $479. 600.
STuCKs-The market YVES quite dull and
decidedly weak to-day and verything on
the list is fractionally lower than last even.
ing. The figures at the opening were at
concessions of from l to per cent. from
last nights closing prices, and further de-
cliues of small fractions followed. The
market lacked support at every point, and
the close was quiet aud weak at the low
eat prices of the day. The declines are gen
orally fractional. Sales rs, 1856 shares.
Quotations closed bid m follows:
Adams Express las; American Express
1921; Canada Pacific, 81; Central Pacific
37I; Chesapeake and Ohio 13; do preferred
tirsts IL; do seconds ~; Chicago and Alton
1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1854
Delaware and Hudson, ia; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 134b; Denver
and Rio Grande, 10; Erie, 26i; do pre-.
ferred, So; TT. Wayne, 1872; Illinois
Central 1909; Lake Shore, 92i; Michigan
Central, Sli; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
AZ; do preferred, II; Missouri Pacific,
7SI; Northern Pacific, 253; do preferred,
5Bi; Chicago ard Northwestern 11Ss; do
preferred, 142; New York Central, 1864;
Oregon Transcontinental, 653; Pacific Mail,
- Peoria, d. & E., 2li; Pittsburg, 1853;
Pullman Palace Gar, 1881; Reading, 64s;
Rock Island. lot; st. Louis and Ban
Francisco, 33l; do preferred, 72s; hrst
prsfsrrea, 1l3: Ct. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1O5t: st. Paul and Omaha, 3S;
do preferred 1861; Texas Pacific, 23t; Union
Pacific, 57s; Unite.l States Ezprssr, 40;
Western Union, 79s.
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Enchanted Nv Black EYea.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 27.-Mrs.
Will Whitlock, wife of well known citi.
zen, made an attack on a pretty black.
eyed girl named Nettie Hugg, and before
assistance arrived, she had beaten the girl
very severely. Miss Hugg is the daughter
of wealthy farmer, and Mrs. Whitlock
said the girls pretty black eyes had alien,
ated her husbands sffections, and caused
him to desert her.
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Something Like Cholera.

RIPLEY, o, July 2S.-The peculiar dis
ease which has affected so many persons
about Rarden, Adams County, is now ex
tending this way, and pre-, ails over large
section of the country. Several persons
persons have contracted the disease near
Decatur, this county. 1t resembles chol-
era in some symptoms, while some ply
sicans think it is merely an exag. Grated
form of fax. However, it is serious, as
many as six deaths resulting from it in one
day. So far the doctors have been unable
to check it
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Iron Trade Prospects Good.

PITTsBURG. July 2S-President Weihe,
of the Amalgamatcd Association, returned
yesterday from several days tour among
the mills in the Wheeling district. He says
the prospects for trade in that section are
good. Two large firms have already signed
the scale, and the two Others are expected
to do so before many days. Preparations
are being made TO resume operations on
Monday ut two of the mills.
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ckT auLSJH.

O,i CITY.
OH. CITY, July % Petroleum Opened
at sOic; highest sc!c; lowest 7ssc; closed
ut SOC; sales m, GOO barrels; clear
ancea 1910, 900 barrels; charters 57,sl'
barrels; shipments 1880 barrels; runs
49, 800 berrels-
bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, July 2s.-Petroleum-
Opened al s0ic; closed nj sole; highest
sole; lowest 79ic; clearances 700. 600 bar
rels.
PtttsbuPG.
PrrrsBUna. PA, July 2s.-Petroleum--
Dull but steady; opened At SOC; closed 81
sole; highest sole; lowest 7Slc.
Titusvilis.
TIrusvILLk, PA, July 2s.-Petroleum
Opened ut SOC; highest sOic; lowest 7sic;
closed ct 80c.
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Tbrse Dypamytsrs In Cou, {.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-Frank Chepak and
Frank Chleboun have disappeared and 1t
is supposed have jumped their bonds and
fed the city. The cases against Chepsk
Chleboun and Hronek were continued BY
Justice Lyon until to-day. The two fifst
named gave bonds in sum $1,000 each for
their appearance, but Hronek being unable
to procure hail was locked mp in county
Jail. Defendants did not appear in Justice
Lyons court this morning. Bonds de-
clared forfeited but Justice Lyon gave
Attorney forty-eight hours In which rein.
state them.
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whisky-s1 %. BattH-Quist; esnnay
14alslc; dairy 1as1ec EW-Dah q IL
also.
C,uuHHATI. O., July a = Cottoa-
Strong and higher; middling 102c risar
Dali. Wheat-Active and stronger; No.
2 red SOC; secespts "a, 500 bushsas; ship-
ments 1s, 500 bushels. Oom-NrmG; Ne
3 mixed i6}c. Ozts-Wsakee; Ma mixed
s3a34c. Rye-Weakef; No 3, 49a60c.
Pork-Firn q "a 50. LArd-Scaros at
s. lOaS so. Bulk Meats-Streug; short
ribs g 62}. Bacon-Fimer; shoet clear
s. s7}. Whisky-Active q 81 IL Butter
-Easier. Sugar-Easier. EHs-Heavy
and dropping at 11a12 Chees-Ftrm.
BALrInoRR, Nd, July "a WHEAT
Western strong and higher; Ne wtnssr
red SPOT s6IaS1sc; August 6Sa87tc; Sep
tember 6SsSSic; December Ole bid. Corn
Western inactive and firm; mixed spot
52a523c; August sale; September 62iA
SIC; year 46tc. Oats-Quiet; western
white 43s44c; do mixed 41a49c. Rye
Quiet ut 6ls6sc. Hsy-Stsady; prime 10
chsice western SIS 50sl9 90. Provisions
Fairly active and frmer. Cofes-Duii;
Rio l4tc.
PhilaAsfphis.
PHILADn1HIA. PA, July &-EoG-
Firm. Wheat-Strong: No. 9 red July
saassle; August s7iassc; September s7ta
ssic; October ssla SOC. Corn-SpOt dull;
futures higher; No. 2 mixed Jaly SITE
53sc; August 6sta5ssc; September GA
Sale; October 54ia55sc. Oats-Spot qoies;
nngrsded white Ale; No. 9 white ilsa
42fc; futures steady; No. 2 white July Ala
4lfc; August S3ta33Sc; September S2ts
sale; October 3asa3Sc. Eggs-Ftrm;
western fiuts 15lal6c.
Toledo.
ToLIpo, O.. July 2s.-Whsat-Active
and higher; cash ssic; August sc; sep-
tember s5c; December s3sc Corn-Firw
cash, Ate. Oats-Steadyi August al.
Clover Seed-Stsady and firm; October
81 ia, November 81 323.
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Hayti Terrorixsd.

SANTIAGO DE- CUBA, July 28.-Later
reports of the fires at Port al Prince, Hay
Il, increase the horrors Of the situation.
Many murders were committed by the
drunken and infuristed blacks. People
have been leaving Hsyti for Jamaica and
Cuba in large numbers. A Spanish gun
boat which arrived here yesterday from
Kingston, brought word that two steamers
had reached that place filed with refugees.
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Backed by Fox.

PTTTsBURG, July 2S.-Richard K. Fox
has agreed to back Mike Conley in a bat
tie with Jem Smith under the same rules
"a governed the Smith-Ki!rain fight, for
S., 900 side, the battle to take place in
either England, France or Spain, four or
six months from the date of signing arti-
cles. Conlsy's willingness to meet Smith
has been cabled to London.
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The Reception tn blaine.

NEW YORK, July 2s-General Joseph
@. Jackson, Grand Marshall Of the Dem
onstration upon arrival Of James e.
Blaine has received already applications
for places in line from out of town orgsni-
cations numbering 5000 men. Chicago,
Philadelphia, Newark and other cities are
on the list.
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The Burlington Men Released on Bait.

CHICAGO, July 25.-The cases of Chair
men Hoge and Murphy, charged with be-
ing implicated in the dynamite conspir-
acy, were called in court this morning
They waived examination and were re-
leased on former bonds. Informers Kelly
and McGilvary, Hoge's clerks, also
waived examination, and were released
on former bonds.
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WAR TO THE KNIFE.
Malone Refuses to Compromise His Fight
With Wise.


With Wise.
PETERSBURG, VA, July 2S.-D. F.
Houston, chairman of the Wise faction of
the Republican party in Virginia, wrote
General William Malone on July 81 pro-
posing that committees from the Wise and
Malone factions meet and adjust their diff
ferences so as not to endanger the party's
success in the coming election. General
Malone replies in letter dated to-day.
He pitches into the Wise faction and &C
cuses them of perpetrating all kinds of
fraud. There is dispute as to the selec-
ton of the II electoral candidates, and if
this is not settled the Republicans will
split their strength on two sets Of electoral
candidates.