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twenty-five new lodges in different
towns, and the membership was increas-
ing at each meeting,
This this is good news not only to the
members OF the association, but TO iron
manufacturers here as well. The latter
have been placed at disadvantage
when competing with their eastern
neighbors, on account Of the latter se-
curing their labor cheaper than the
Pittsburghers could. In some mills IN
tho East, where the Amalgamated Asso-
citation has no representation, manuiac-
turers pay S. 80 per ton torpuddling,
while the Pittsburgh manufacturers had
to pay S. so for the same work, On ac-
count OF this great difference In the price
Of labor, the Pittsburgh manufacturers
sent many requests TO the Amalgsmated
Association to organize the Eastern
mills
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DIG FIRE AT CAMBRIDGE.
Bent Wood and Fibre Works Destroyed.
LoSs S95, 95,oO0-InsurRncs $4,000.

Bsnt Wood aud Fibre Works Destroyed.
Loss S25,oOO-Insurancs $4,000.
Special Dispdtch 10 the EHieutgeHeer.
CAMBRIDGE, o., June 1.-Two Of the
largest manufacturing establishments in
Cambridge, the bent wood works and
the Taylor Fibre ware factory, were de-
stroyed by q fire this evening, which
swept an aero Of ground clean, destroy.
Ing the buildings Of both concerns, a lot
OF valuable and new machinery and q
quantity OF stock.
The loss is estimated at $26, 900 with
IN insurance OF $4,000. The fire broke
out in the Fibre ware factory about 8
o'clock, and It's origin Is uncertain, al
though perhaps due to Goals from stove.
This Is the largest Are that Cambridge
has had for many years and throws q
number OF men out OF employment. All
the buildings will be rebuilt at once.
The bent wood factory Is q joint stock
concern. The proprietors Of the Fibre
ware factory arc j. D. and j. Q, Taylor,
OF this place, aud L. 0. Black, ot'ool'
umhua
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NAEUSEY AND M'DONALD
thdsr Arrest In New York-yomo Dnmal
log E1ilsnee AEnInAL Than.


tndsF Arrest In New York-yomo DamaE.
log Evidence Against Them.
Nav NoRE, June l2,--JOhn j. Marc.
ney and Charles Mcdonald, tho two
ClAR;pa-Gael men who were arrested
here yesterday by Inspector Byrnes, at
the Uques, Of the Chicago authorities,
were taken to the Tombs police court
this afternoon for the purpose merely Of
being further rcmandrd until the arrival
OF tue Chicago officers with the neCes.
eaFy papets in the ease. Mr.. Roe, d we'll.
known Nationalist, OF this city, called at
The central office last night and was per.
mlitcd ~ hold short with
Mcdonald, This morning well dressed
man who refused 10 giyc hia name called
upon tue inspector 10 inquire after tho
pilsonerS' Maroncy It appears, has OK.
pressed h!s willingness to 10 10 Chicago
shd lace the charge oimurdpr which iiu
believes las been preferred nvainsi him,
asserting In the most positive Language
tiial he Ia entirely Innocent Of tho crime.
MaToney uses every endeayor 10 creRlg
tnc impression that he knows moro
.lVonl ,,,l Ine lnnnl,r Of Ctonln than he ID
willing TO tell here. "
The Inspector however, does not M.
pea' TO place much confidence In what
he Ays. As on yesterday The repre-,
seni9'iNeS Of the press are positively fe
fused an Interview with tic prisoners
Inspector Bytnes holdsthat InastnuCh d
the prisoners are merely In hiB Custodl
awaiting tie arrival VI The Chicago OH
teis hc he no power 10 grant any AuCl
privilege. Even u 10 had, the inBpCC
lot says would he lad breach Q
courtesy, to aAy the Vt 70 permit newt
I'aper men 70 talk rN tho accused bC
iote lhc officers whJ We on their wa
from Chicago have bel M opporlunit
Of speaking with H.
The mysterious man Who was taken
police headquatton Ias, night, aud VII
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Communion to pl.tribnts rnndn.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 12.-The fol-
lowing are the names OF tho members Of
the commission appointed by the Cover.
nor TO distribute funds for the relief Of
sufferers by the flood In Pennsylvania.
james A. Beaver, Governor; E. II Filter,
Thomas Dolan, John Y. Huber, Robert
O. Ogden, Francis D. Reeves, Of Phila.
delphia; James B. Scott, Reuben Miller,
S, 8, Marvin, OF Pittsburgh; John Ful.
ton, oi Johnstownj and II. Ii. Cummin,
OF WilliamBport,
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THE DOCTORS DISCHARGED
The Cox Brothers Acquitted at
New MartiusyiIIe
OF THE CHARGE OF MURDER,
In Causing the Death of Miss Lizzie
Taggert, at Proctor-The Jury
Only takes Twenty Minutes to
Consider Their Verdict

SkNGNAS khAFNASfN W FiR AfsttFNSNfssNN
NEW MARTINsvILLE, w, Van June IL
Rather Unexpectedly yesterday after
noon Captain DOvener closed the argu
ment for the defendants, his speech be
ing much more brief than the audience
who listened to him so attentiyely coult
have wished. When the court met thii
morning the room was crowded with ap
audience eager to hear Colonel Arnett'f
closing address for the State, which was
listened to with the closest attention.
The Colonel was In good form" and
made one OF his ablest arguments, in.
genuous and plausible. At the hour oi
adjournment the Colonel had not con-
cluded, and resumed after the reassem'
bling Of the court, continuing for nearly
two hours,
Lengthy instructions were asked for
by both sides, and some time was con-
sumed in the arrangement. The instruc-
tions were given to the Jury at length
and they retired at 8 o'clock. Specula.
ton was rife in regard to the result, and
the excitement was intense, when in
twenty-five minutes It was announced
that the Jury had agreed upon q verdict
The court room filled up with the
eagerly expectant multitude, and the
Jury filed into the box. In answer to
the inquiry, "Gentlemen, have you
agreed upon a verdict% Foreman Schlo.
bohn replied, ave have" and II was
handed 10 the clerk, who read: "We,
the Jury, find the defendants notguilty."
Under the circumstances 1t wasn't any
wonder that the faithful wife Of DR.. 4.
V. Cox and the foster mother OF DR.. I.
A. Cox, who had so anxiously watched
the result that was 80 important TO them
and to those they loved, should break
down, and theirs were not all the tears
Of gladness.
Captain Bowers moved the discharge
OF the prisoners, which was ordered by
the court, aud very hearty congratula-
tlons were extended to the doctors as
well as their counsel who had so ably
defended them,
Court will probably adjourn to.mor-
row, the only case Of Importance yet be-
ing the County seat removal" and a
special term will probably be needed to
determine that.
Deputy Marshal Stewart took August
Haight, Of Proctor, who Is under indict-
ment for violation OF the United States
revenue laws, to Parkersburg, thismorn-
The amount of the relief fund raised
here for the Johnstown sufferers was
$3.50, which was duly forwarded TO A.
w. Oxnard, a citizen Of this town.
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MIR. @. IL, Scott Isoturps Home.
sOettal DtspateA 70 he Int,,lioeuor.

Special DlRpdLch % Mt IRttHl0enctf.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 12.-Mr.
Charles B. Scott, Of Parkepburg, who
came here shortly after the 4th ofMarch
with the expectation Of being appointed
to the position OF Appointment Clerk Of
the Interior Department and who has
been mentioned In connection with one
or two other positions and subsequently
became interested in real estate specula.
tions in this city, left for home tonight,
accompanied by his family, who have
been here with him.
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ORDER OUT OF CHAOS.
Johustowu is Placed Under the
Discipline Of the Military.
GEN. HASTINGS In COMMAND.
Over $4,000 Survivors Have Regis
tered, and Over 1000 BOdIes Re-
covered up to Date Cleaning
up to Begin To-day.

JoHNsTowS, Pa, June l9,-The bureau
otregistration reported to-day that 1898
survivors have registered. Many regis
tered twice and some a half.dozen times,
which caused the list to run up to 2l, 900,
For the past twenty.iour hours there
have been very few names registered,
scarcely more than a score, showing that
the work is approaching completion,
The number Of bodies recovered is /, ,l92,
OF which G2s have been identified,
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Floods In IIilnoIs,

DECATUR, Ills, June ne12.-The sudden
high water in the sangamon river las
done great damage TO bottom land crops,
and has broken through four levees
built at a cost Of $1,000. The levees had
redeemed nearly 1000 acres Of land, but
they were not built high enough. The
bottoms are overaowed' for miles, but the
river now lacks d foot Of reaching It's
highest point,
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Are Not ia Need.

tTlTITN UTTF1I7VV 70 W. IT77'VV' V'4VTTEVIV
oLARrsBvRo, W. Va June i9.-The
ladies Of this town who had In Contem.
platIon the preparations iOr festival Tor
the sufferers along the line Of the BAlti.
more & Ohio Railroad In our own State,
have now abandoned the idea % recent
dispatches reveal the fact that they have
been supplied with oil that 10 necessary,
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sABlN's DIVORCE.
His Treatment OF his wife Condemned on
All RlhnA.

His Treatment or his Wlto Condemned on
All Sides.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE fact that
ex-senator Sabin had obtained a divorce
from his wife Is the sensation Of the
hour here, and Is widely commented on.
The fact that Mr.. Sabin had been in.
strumental in placing his wife under re-
straint was known To a few and deeply
lamented by them, and among these
were several Of the ex.Senator's late. col.
leagues In the upper House. II, as is
alleged, Mrs. Sabln 10 confirmed drunk.
ard, 1t seems very remarkable that in
the large and close acquaintanceship that
she made In Washington during her four
or 6ve years residence here, nobody ever
suspected errattllction or charged her
with 1t, On the contrary, her quiet, do.
mestic lie and the care and attention
she gave the members Of her household,
and the constant and active participation
In social matters, both under her own
roof and elsewhere, seem the best eyi.
dence that she has been cruelty Sian.
dered. Her gentle and amiable disposi.
tion and modest demeanor were sub.
leCts OF general remark, and the affection
and Bolicitude displayed by her, and hel
husband as we'll, for the orphan chill
dren OF Delegate Raymond, Of Dakota
showed her good qualities Ii O liRht thaI
seemed 10 complete tho happiness Thai
was generally supposed 10 exist In theil
home.
The sabins were welcome guests every
where, and particularly az the White
House during both the administration d
Mr. Arthur and Mr.. Cleveland. Mrs
Cleveland and her mother were especial.
" courteous 10 Mrs. sahin, and she was
frequently entertained by them, ant
Mrs. Folsom was often her guest. II Il
also well known that when the rumol
that MI. sabin intended 10 get a divorce
reached her In the spring The friends o
bis wife were indignant al his course
and endeavored In every possible way Il
nhanpO hlg ntifnOgA.
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Th0 BeAIIlo lftfV,

ss4rTLE, W. H. June lV,-ThO work
Of clearing away tho debris in the burnt
district began yesterday In earnest. All
tho contents Of the vaults Of the banks
hOye been found 10 he In perfect order,
Telegraph, telephone and electric light
wires are being rapidly replaced, The
telephone system Will DO ID operation In
q lev days, aud the electric light In iev
weeks, The water works are already Ii
operation, No abatement Of the losses
can DO made more accurate than that al.
ready given, The loes is placed az Si6,
OO,OQO, and this, II Ia believed, will bC
found 10 b8 good estimate. COnlribu
NopS oi caSh now aggregate $S0,sOO,
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BALTIMORE, June 1g,-Ths steamer
NcucOB, Captain Brown, passed in tho
CapOS AZ noon yesterday with the Bit.
iSh teamer Glen Tanar, Captain Aiuhto.
Ii tow. The disabled steAtnpr lsn
Mobile, Ala, on May 2Sth WITH cargo S
Of Timber for Aberdeen, Gootlhnd, Iiv IiIsS
reaching tue Bea, the vessel became iIS.
abled and watet.logged In the recent
storm. She hoated distress slpnalS and
w@ glghted ~ the Neuees while on hef
way from Galveston 10 New York, Tho
Neuces Iook the vessel In tow and Will
pting het !? Baltimore Tor repairs, ShS
morning. '" NN'AO"
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Cambria Iron Works Employes.

JouSsrowS, June 19,-The Cambria
Iron Company will not pay Its men until
Monday or Tuesday, when they will
have opened temporary company stores.
The order system will be resumed. Con-
siderable dissatisfaction exists among
the men, who say goods taken from the
wrecked company store are not clean.
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Wlll pnt II Where II MLll lo the NIo.t Gool

NEW YoRx, June 12,-At at meeting
Of the finance Committee OF the relief
fund for the Conemaugh Valley to-day,
the following resolution wasadopted: In
In view OF the large amount OF money in
the hands OF the Committee unappropri.
ated and the Committee, feeling the ln.
portance Of the most judiCious and care.
lul use OF the same.
ReSOlrsd, That the chairman OF the
Executive Committee, Gen. w. 7. Sher.
man, who Is also n member OF the CON.
mittee, be invited 10 60 to Harrisburg
and confer with Governor Beaver as to
the situation OF affairs, not only at Johns.
town, but In other parts Of the Stale,
where loss OF life and property has been
the greatest and where the most aid is
required. This committee and the whole
community having the fullest conf.
denCe in General Sherman, his report
would give confidence to all.
Resolved, That the Mayor be requested
to send copy Of these resolutions to
General Sherman.
Money is still coming into the Mayors
office for the flood sufferers. The largest
single contribution to-day was S4,450
from the New York Board OF Fire In.
lefWritnra.
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Special DtspGtch 10 the Ihtelt0eneer.
WAsHlEarov, D. O., June 12.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows: Original invalid, Jacob Z.
Israel, Thomas Outright, James II. Ar.
nett. Increase, Henry P. Mayer, VIM.
Lindsey, John s. Datson.
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sni,nni t1hIlliran al.i.a.

ptrrsBvRen, Pa, June 12,-The
male scholars at The Bedford
public school struck yesterday
against an afternoon. session and
aro now out, This afternoon Two
OF the leaders In The move.
ment, Elmer Adams and Charles
stevens, aged about II years, had IN
alteration over The strike, and AdamI
stabbed Stevens IN bis ielt bfeabt, Ia.
IllCtlng probably a fatal wound, Adaml
ID under arrest,
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Lnsa of Odd RnIln,.a.

PlrTsBURau, June l2.-The committee
Of Odd Fellows from this city sent to
Johnstown last week to visit the scene
Of the Johnstown disaster, report a loss
to the order Of thirty.thrae members,
thirty.iour wives and 100 children by
the flood. Three hundred members lost
their household goods and 225 owned
houses and stores which were lost.
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Two gREAE enemies Hoods sasapa.
rilla and impure blood, The latter d
utterly deieaIedhy the peculiar med dIOinV,
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was supposed TO be in some way con-
nected with Maroney and Mcdonald,
turns out 10 be man who was arrested
on the supposItiop that he had commit
ted robbery,
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AsSiQnee's Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
IN shall on the 18th day of July, 1889, at
the hour of ten O'Clock A. NJ, ID. ", at the
court house door, in ClatSOp county, state
of Oregon, sell to the highest bidder all the
interest, right and title of b. Grounds, now
held by me as Assignee, by virtue of am
assignment heretofore made by said ID.
Grounds, for the benefit of all his creditors,
in and to all the following described prop
erty, to wit:
The steam schooner named and known as
the MAID of Oregon" of the Port OF AstO-
ria, Oregon, permanent enrolment No. TO-
official number 90 ,026, net tonnage 9l SS-IOO
tons, together with the machinery, fur
niture, maStS, bOwSpritS. sails, boats, an
chorS, cables, tackle. and all ether neceSsa-
rieS and implements to said schooner ap-
pertaining and belonging all of which
property can be seen at the wharf of the
ClatSOp Mill Company in Astoria Oregon
at any time before the sale.
Terms: Cash in hand paid at time of sale.
c. 81. PAGE,
Assignee of b. Grounds.
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The United States maintains but
four frst-class foreign missions. to-
wit: Those at London, Paris, Berlin
and st. Petersburg. The salary of
each is S17.500 a year, but it costs
each minister twice that much to hold
the Office and maintain proper dignity
in it. Minister Reed has rented a
residence in Paris at $4,000 a year,
or S2,500 more than his salary. Only
a very rich man can afford to take
one of those positions.
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Here is a chance for the anarchists.
The Columbian government offers
to pay the passage of an emigrant,
give him Sc a month, $50 acres of
land, COW, two pigs, a plow, help
him to build a house and transport
him free from the seaport to the
point where be desires to settle. This
offer should certainly be liberal
enough to induce some of the dis
satisfied, discontented agitstors OF
this land to go somewhere or else
keep still.
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Not That Kind Of a Man.

Harry (horrified at seeing Kate
putting at a cigarette)-Mercy! Do
you smoke, Kate? Kate-Not be-
cause 1 enjoy it, Harry. 1 want to
fill the rooms with smoke, so that,
should burglar break in, he'll think
there's a man in the house. Harry
you're only losing your time
and soiling your lips. A man never
smokes cigarettes-leastwise no man
that a burglar need be afraid of.
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The president has decided that the
civil service rules which prohibit re-
instatement without regular exam
ination of parties who have been out
OF the classified service of the govern
ment for more than year, shall not
apply to veterans of the Union army.
This will enable about 1000 veterans
discharged during the first three
years of Cleveland's administration
to get their places back.
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The bamboo tree does not blossom
until it attains its thirtieth year.
when it produces seed profusely and
then dies. 1t is said that famine
was prevented in India in 1912 by the
sudden Towering of the bamboo trees,
where $4,000 people had resorted to
the jungles to gather the seed for
for food.
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The street commissioner who has
charge of cleaning New York city's
streets-and who doesn't do it's
going to Europe on a long vacation
to inspect the street-cleaning systems
in the various capitals.
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Blessing of SleeD.

DIR. FLINT'S REMEDY, for the man
or woman who finds himself or herself
unable to sleep nights, is an invaluable
medicine, which will not only procure
the blessing of sleep, but will prevent
a general breaking down of the system.
Descriptive treatise with each bottle
or, address Mack Drug Co., n. Y.
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\ DUTY TO YOURSELF.

1t is surprising that people will use a
common, ordinary pill when they can
secure a valuable English one for the
same money. DR.. Acker's English pills
are a positive cure for sick-headache and
all liver troubles. They are small,
sweet, easily taken and do not grippe. j.
w. Conn, Druggist.
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Rueklen'sarnica saIye,

THE BEST SALvE in the world fOl
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
CmlblainS, COrnS. and all Skin Erup.
tiOnS, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale by j
G.. Dement,.
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WE CAN AND DO

Guarantee Acker'S Blood Elixir for it
has been fully demonstrated to the peO-
pie of this country that it is superior to
all other preparations for blood diseases.
1t is positive cure for Syphilitic poison
ing, Ulcers, EruptiOnS and PimpleS. 1t
ly builds up the constitution. j. w.
Conn, Druggist.
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A CHILD KILLED.

Another child killed by the use of
Opiates given in the form of Soothing
syrup. Why mother give their children
such deadly poison is surprising when
they can releave the child of it's peculiar
troubles by using Acker's Baby soOther.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine.
Sold by J. w. Conn, Druggist.
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A York lady bit into an apple and
found, wrapped around the core, a
piece of coarse thread "a inches in
length. 1t is thought to have been
dropped by a bird when the apple was
in full blossom.
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The ruling passion was exemplified
in Williamsport, Pa, lady who, see
ing food-stained baby clothes sold at
a sacrifice, expressed the regret that
she had not baby to utilize the bar
gains.
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Surgeon Parry, of the East Indian
medical department says that he saw
the jet black hair of rebel sepoy
turn gray in half an hour while he
was under examination, and half mad
with fear.
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Physicians in Pennsylvania predict
that the long continued rain will be
followed by a hot, dry summer and
autumn, which will be productive of
many cases of typhoid fever.
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It Is said that the lineal descend
ants of the old tories of the revolu-
tionary times now living in Canada
have organized a union to oppose
commercial union with the United
States.
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Wanted.

DIDS FOR FREIGHTING ABOUT 10
months, from YOung's River Falls to o. X. &
n. Dock. Astoria, Oregon.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. Address r. M. BRAYNE,
Young's River Falls,
Via Astoria, Or.
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Burlington, Iowa, public schools
abolished corporal punishment last
year and such good results have oc-
Cured that neither parents nor teach
ers will vote to have it restored.
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PEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet
adjunct.