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A LAST APPEAL
For ono.Csnt I.uts to the q. A. II. Ma
tional Encnmpment.

For OnO.Cent Hate to the q. A. II. Ma.
tional Encnmpment.
MILWAUKEE, August lat a meeting
of the Executive Council Of tho National
Grand Army Encampmcnt yesterday
afternoon a acommittce Of twenty citizens
outside OF the Council was appointed to
wait on President Miller, Of the Chi.
cago, Milwaukee d St. Paul railway aud
make a final appeal 10 him for a one.cent
mile rate to tho Encampment This
move by the Executive Council was In
accordance with the action OF the eight
Department Commanders at Chicago OIL
Tuesday III ratiiying their agreement oi
July 9, disCour0ging attendance from
their respective Statcs at tho National
lSncampmept, BECAUSE Of the refusal ol
tho railroads 10 grant one.cont rate and
agreeing 10 take no part In tho grand pa.
rade. Such action was entirely unlocked
for, and created a sensation Gt Encamp'
ment headquarters.
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A SUICIDE IDENTIFIED.
lie Turns out TO be Young Man tton
Cellnn, Ohio.

lie Turns Out 10 be Young Man from
Ceiinn, Ohio.
CHCAoO, August 1.-Antime Daoust
Of Celina, Ohio, arrived here this morn
ing. He believes that tho young man
who rowed out on the lake on Monday,
shot himself and sank to the bottom, was
his son Fred. The young man was q
cigar maker, working ut Marysville,
Kansas, until recently, when sickness
compelled him 10 return home. Alettel
from him dated ut Toledo, ON the 23rd
ult., but mailed at Chicago, on the Goth,
informed his parents that he intended
to commit suicide In the lake, The
aaa nG oyeg FSeeG o 1a1 pSa' ho IN %nc nEe
when showed photograph Of young
Daoust identified it as that OF hfs Gus
toner,
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CREATED NO EXCITEMENT.


Tho Seal Fishers Serene Over tho News of
the Latest Seizure.
SAN Francisco, August 1.-Although
San. Francisco is the headquarters for u
lot Of hunters and whalers who scour
the northern seas every summer, the
seizure Of the Black Diamond has not
excited much feeling here. Many of the
schooners sailing from San Francisco de.
part with Il small cargo Of provisions
and n load OF whisky, which, as has ire
quently been proven, is freely distrib-
uted among the natives, much TO the lat
ter's decentralization. The crews do not
show any discrimination between the
seala, killing any and all they Can get
hold Of and at any season.
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OLD SOLDIERS AND THE PRESIDENT.
They Give Him m Ovation qt Mountain
Lake IaTh.

DEER PARK, Mn, August 1.-The
President did not disappoint the vctcr-
ans at Mountain Lake Park. Ho drove
over this morning at o'clock with Sec.
retary Window and Mr.. Halford and
took the train there for Washington.
He was given quite an ovation by the
Grand Army men, who represented all
tho Posts from Martinsburg to Wheel
ing. At Deer Park crowd waited to
sec the President pass through. He
stepped of the train for moment and
bade Mrs. Harrison, DR.. Scott Mrs, Nc
Kee and the babies goodbye, aud then
knowledgments to the Cheering crowd.
The private CNr, Baltimore, which has
been at tue Presidents service all the
summer, was attached TO the train at
Deer Park.
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our NaIionnI I.nw,nr..

Special Dispttch 10 he InelligtH1r,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va.
August 1.-The National Bar AssoCia
tion closed its annual meeting to-day
Tho session to-day was almost entirely
devoted to the consideration OF the re-
ports Of committees. A form ofa statute
Of Limitation was approved which every
State In tho Union will DO asked tt
endorse. Col. Robert White was ap
pointed on the Executive Committee
A. j. Clarke on the Committee or
Printing and B, s. Allison on the com
mittee on Bar Associations. The
weather was 80 cool hero yesterday that
a fire was kept in the hotel office.
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the Earth, is itself substantially the ex-
pausion OF his compact in the cabin Of
the MayAOwer.
"What then could be more fitting than
that the Grafton OF the day should be
spoken by u son OF sister State? Let us
call him from the South, Let US call
him from Kentucky, birthplace Of
Abraham Lincoln, himself Of Plymouth
county descent, And from Kentucky
whom else shall We call than her most
eloquent orator, who represents in Con-
gress tho home OF Henry Clay, aud who
so recently OH the floor OF the National
House spoke words Of graceful and gem
erous tribute TO Massachusetts. Always
sustaining tho high reputation Of the
orators Of his native State he will to-day
sustain the reputation Of the successive
orators Of Plymouth Rock, And yet
when you look on his iace, US have so
often looked on 1t with the eyes Of per-
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A I,AIIGE.yIztD RECEIPT,

Tho sIoney In the Treasury Formally
Turned Over.
WASHINGTON, D. G., August l,-Trea'
sury Huston to-day gave receipt to ex.
Treasurer Hyatt for S77l,5OO,OOO, ropre-
senting the amount Of money ind
securities in the United States Treasury,
turned over by the latter to the former.
OF tho above sum S237, ,2O34O2 is actual
cash, the remainder including United
States bonds and the reserve fund. Ex.
Treasurer Jordan happened in Mr.. Illus.
toms office outthe time receipt was
passed and remained 10 witness the
transaction,
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NnlnANO,S EFEuRrS
To Get the worldE Fnir--Farthsr mrasurOS
Taken,

To Get the Wnrldh fnir--Fufther MtnsuroH
Taken,
CmCAoo, August 1.-The Chicago
Worlds Fair Committee held a meeting
this afternoon to devise ways and means
Of securing tho coveted location OF the
Worlds Fair at Chicago. Mayor CrcsiOr
was selected chairman. Over two hun.
dred leading citizens and millionaires
Of Chicago were In attendance, and the
meeting was a most enthusiastic one.
The following resolution was unani.
tnously adopted:
Re,dlped, That, whereas the recent cen.
tennlal celebration In New York 70.
oeiyed, very properly, and with CHI
cao's hearty concurrence, the distinct
recognition Of Congress and oi the chief
officers oi the Government, imnarting
TO Il national character; and a like re.
CoSnltlUn and substantial aid having
been extended 10 the worlds fair al
Philadelphia, also with ChlCago's cordial
cooperation In and out Oi Congress-
therefore the west feels Justified In In.
slstlhg upon ilB turn now, and upon the
location 81 the next great ialr In lie com.
metClAl metropolis.
An executive committee, consisting oI
thltty.iive Of tho leading citizens oI
ChiCago was appointed. Governor F'iei
and Senator Oullom were added 10 the
general committee, aud the Mayor wal
hlso authorized 10 add, 10 The genera
committee, representatives Of the pitleI
Of the western and northwestern State
IN tho ratio ol not exceeding ono iol
enGh 10000 hnnnlAilOn.
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ganiEe a form Of civil government and
out OF that necessity sprung that noble
instrument known rs the Social Con'
pany Of tho Eore.Fathers. That such a
compact was deemed necessary demon
stratca how BCtupulouBly thCsn men
held 10 separation Of Church and State.
Already they, by their own convictions
OF tho 'provlnCG Of Its powers and the
Limitation OF lis authority felt compelled
10 form a civil body polite. True Omi.
grants do not leavetheir country behind
them, they carry II with their faith and
custom. Men die, these survive, They
enter into tho beliefs, convictions, life
and hopes OF CompoB II people who are
born, trained and live Under their itillu.
enCe. The iore.iaihers brought no titles
or ranks, ptlCstly heitRruhyj no eC
CleslastiCGl marks or orders; no Colnpll.
Gated system Of fees. But they did
bring with them monogNlnlC marriages,
with lis individuality aud sanCtity Of
home, tho rights Of the subject to the
protection Of law, tho sacrcdnCss Of In
diWdual property, the precedent consent
before tho lGvylng Of taxes and the right
10 express In some legal and prescribed
manner their will for those who were
to represent them In Legislature and
church,
ITS IRREGULARITIES.
Let us bC just to all, These were mol
exclusively theirs nor did they 'alont
bring tlcm In. Hut this immigration
was pgCullAt--lhOt q church as cllurcl
should found n settlement, and there
lore peculiar III the form Of organization
which this produced and In tliOselucliot
oi the persons composing II peculiar II
! that II was tho first colony because 6i Ii
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DIED OF ALCOHOLISM.
Tho Sad FatO " IA PrOlnIslng Young Man OF
brilliant, Ohio.

Tho Sad Fnto " IL PrOInIslng Young Man oi
brilliant, Ohio.
Special Di4aieh to Ae Liait0Nor
SrRuRENvILLE, o., August 1.-William
II. Mooney, aged 2S, son Of Mrs. Mooney
Campbell Hickey, of Brilliant, O., wa,
found dead here early this morning in
MOssgrovO's United States Hotel, Alec
holism was tho cause OF his death.
The young man was u graduate O
Bethany College. Year before last hi
taught in Hopedal6 and Inst year il
Hiram College, aud he had Just secured
a prolessOrship in tho Cleveland Spen
cerian Business College.
The remains were taken by friends ant
relatives to Brilliant lutte this afternoon
His mother Is unwell, and it is feared
this shock will kill her.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
Two Notable EvOntS--AAtSli and duy Heat
Their IlsCUFtls,

Their Records,
CLEVELAND, Aug. l.-ThOro were three
events on tho card al tho grand circuit
races to-day the $3.50 class postponed from
yesterday, the 1924 class, and tho . ls
class, besides tho specials. The attend.
ance was large. Axlcll, tho wonderful
thFee.yGar.old, went mile for $4,000, 10
beat hls own record, 2;l6i, made IL Chi.
cago. He trotted tho mile 10 running
mate without n skip In 2!i4I, Guy
went an exhibition mile fora CtI, 10 bent
hla own record Of 2ii2, There WA
great difficulty In getting lin
started, but once he was on ho moved
like clock work, covering Tho iast aIinr.
ter within one quarter Oi second "a
fast a. the llst, Tho time by quarter
Isl l.glt, l,06l, 1881 and 2,iOS. The
2,2O Class, ttottlng, purse $1,000, was won
by Jack time, g,15Ni 2,2l ClAss, itoltlng
purse $1,000, CalvlnA gpraglO won
time, 2.l9 2,ls clARs, trotting, puFg,
! $4,000, Thornless woni time, 9.lOi.
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COMMISSIONER MASON
Loyal to the Good Republicans
Of West Virginia,
HE CONTINUES TO APPOINT
Deserving ones to Places in His Bu'
reau-HIs old Captain Among
the Number-News from
the National Capital,
speelal pL,paleA % Lle InlelIiqaloer.

| speelN D2plleh 10 he lhlelligeiceT'
WAsHINdToN, D, O., August l,-Capt
Il, A, Maulsby, Of Fairmont, has beer
appointed Superintendent on the par
OF the Government of the manufacture
OF paper for internal revenue stamps
at the East Pepperel Mills, Mass, peal
Boston, The compensation attached tc
this position is one hundred and fifty
dollars per month, and it will last about
six months, Capt, MSulsby was ap'
pointed upon the recommendation oI
Commissioner Mason. He was Captain
OF the artillery company,in which Mr.,
Mason served during the war, He was
wounded at Martinsburg, and loft a per
maRent cripple, Capt, AEaulsbyis Assist.
ant Adjutant General, Department West
Virginia, G. A. II,
W. II. II. Butts, brother OF Hon. ]. D.
Butts, Of Harper's Ferry, and Robert
Newton, Of Benwood, have been ap'
pointed guardsmen at the same place ut
a salary Of 50 50a day. Their employ
ment will also last about six months.
Nicholas B. Madeara, formerly OF Nor
gantown, more recently OF Martinsburg,
but now residing in this city, has been
appointed u messenger in the Internal
Revenue Bureau at salary OF $500 per
year.
Miss Julia Cracrait, OF Wheeling, who
has been holding Il clerical position in
the Internal Revenue Bureau for two
years past, left this morning for Wheel.
Ing to visit friends and to spend a part
OF her thirty days annual leave. Miss
Julia is ono OF the most accomplished
and valuable Of the corps Of lady clerks
employed in the Treasury Department.
S. Il. Dawson was to-day appointed
postmaster at Peterborough, Ritchie
county, W. va.
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Tie wurkinEmsn on tho Other side.

LONDON, August 1.-The steamship
City Of Rome, from New York July "a,
having on board tho delegation of rep.
rcsentativo workingnen sent BY the
scripp's (newspaper) League 10 visit The
Paris Exposition, were sighted from
FaStnet Light at o'clock this morning.
shu reached Cork haFbOr at daylight,
and will probably cross Liverpool bar
about 4 O'Clock this afternoon, In which
case the American worknen will land
lo.nivht,
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Special DllllaloN 70 lN IRltIlI9tIctf.
ST. CLAlRsvtLLE, o., August 1.-THE
conunty Prohibition convention met Ii
this place to-day and nominated tn,
following ticketi Representative, Rev
Luther, Iimberlake; Auditor, Rober
Kerr; CLERK, JIM. lyle; Treasurer, j
A. Atkinson; Recorder, William sears
Commissioner, John A. Gfewe; Infirm
ary director, Matthew Gorden. The
convention was the largest ever held IL
the county. Rev. Van Bennett, Of Kan
sas, did the loud talking. Sample Clark
OF Morristown, was Chairman.
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HUNTINGTON, W. VA, August IAN
accident occurred in tho Ensign car
works late last night, by which the big
engine that runp the entire works was
ruined. The engine was being slowed
down, when the piston broke, crashed
through the cylinder head, and tore up
tho foundation. Tho loss will be several
thousand dollars, Six hundred men will
be out Of work, pendlnR fepaIrp.
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Cl,anVs 10 Maid bad, ,ooo.

CncAoo, August l.--Mp. HOnrleltu
Smell, widow OithO late Amos !. Smell
will pay $4,000 reward LOT Tho arrest
aud detention until identified by Tho all,
lhOtltles Of the CITY Of Chicago Of Wi
liam D. Tascoih tho supposed murderer
Of her husband, Tho above reward vii
bold good ior twelve months from thll
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NOT AS pNp AS NEpORrEp.
Tho lsnllrond AGpldGnt near Oxford, Ohio
"wednesday Mint.


CINCINNATI, August 1.-The rumor
current in Hamilton last night that
many people were killed in the accident
in or near Oxford was unfounded. The
passenger train was east.bound and the
wild engine yest.bound. Tho killed
was Charles Lee, fireman Of tho wild en-
CINE. John Dougherty, engineer Of that
jurpd, but later II was iognd that he had
inhaled steam and his iiic is despaired
Of. Dan Brannan, engineer Of the pas.
senger train was severely but not danger
ousIy. Lee Doty, his fireman, had both
legs broken and was badly hurt. He
was taken TO Oxford. Conductor John
Farley and Brakeman Albert Burs were
thrown forward and badly hurt. No
passengers were hurt.
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pl.ol,nrrp1 Government printer.,

WASHINGTON, August l.-AbOut 20
employees, OF whom largo number came
from Maryland, were discharged yester.
day from the Government Printing OF
flee. Among those discharged was L.
W. Oyster, foreman Of the Specification
Room, and quite well known as labor
man. w. r. Ramsey, one Of the assist
ant iorepen, also u lending labor man,
was promoted to the vacancy.
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rnlIllun rtum OLIlll,.d indian.

TACOMA, W. IT, August 1.-The tribe
Of ruyNllup Indians, tribe well ad.
vanced III education and intelligence
have sent a memorial TO tho Senate Com.
lnlltee OH Indian AiTairs, asking II to
ufgU the passage Of 4 law removing the
restrictions contained In their deeds 80
that they can sell or dispose Of any part
thereof IN order to be able TO improve
tho femnlnlur.
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sr, LoulS, Mo-, August l.-1nioFma'
ton comes from Mobile, Ala, that the
recent consolidation in that city Of rlval
leo companies has led 10 the formation
Of an Ice trust for the purpose bt con
trolling tho manufacture and sale Of ar,
tiBClal leo IN tho South. Five large com
panies, one each In Mobile, Savannah
Charleston birmingham and brunswick
are already IN the combine.
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NArInNAL NoNrNENr IN rLYMourM.


The monument Is situated on one Of
the highest hills in Plymouth, about
northwest Of the rock on which tho Pill
grims landed and west Of the anchorage
Of the MayilOwer. As Il now stands
COMPLETED il cost about two hundred
thousand dollars. 1t is OF solid Halo.
well granite throughout and consists OF
M octegonal pedestal forty.Iive feet
high, upon the centre OF which stands
the figure Of "Faith." This figure is
thirty.fix feet high and rests with one
foot on Plymouth Rock, hOldingin her
left hand the open Bible, while the right
arm, upliited, points heAvenward to EN-.
pliHilc the meaning. The pedestal has
four large and four small faces. Upon
tue larger are tablets bearing the names
Of the founders OF the colony and histo.
toric facts in connection Herewith, while
from the smaller faces project four but
trcSses or wing pedestals. Upon each Of
these Is seated II figure in heroic size,
representing witt, the figure OF Faith"
the principles 0t the founders. These
are "Nlorality," Education" Stree.
dom" and Law" On the faces Of the
PSIg'las ] at their feet ,,. are aIlo:reiei ia,
@ ps oySn ha S S,nim" n"@[N1iS VI tHS so. y.
cial Compact ia the Cabin Of the MAY.
flower" ,"Iho Landing ut Plymouth, "
and "rlc treaty with tho Indians"
The sides OF the wing ppdpstals hive
tablets carving ont the iieas of Ihe
Gsurrsaboys Sir. IiammNtt Pillinvs n
Boston archllcri, JesirnSJ ihc NOM.
mrn,, which was started in IS5S and
aftcrh death in lS7IhiS Lro,hcr Jossnl,
carried il On The ioiiowinv il tSe In.
@ripton on the main shaft; "Nntional
Monument to ,Lc Enrsiathr,s erccicd
bya grateful nconle IN rcnembroncS NJ
ticirlaboE. socpItirrs ~ nnI I' suiIerinos for 0r
thu causc Of ciyii md rCIi,ions iibeEtv .
rn,. " ,,'',,,.,.,.t.. ",,1 's's''"' ''"'''
MI I"E DEDICATION
Ihe band rendered II choral by John
X. Paine, following which tho "Song ol
Praise" Nri,,cn hv n ~ Tho"os
po~o, ,,a, ','," '',. "y W. We tnVl'"S ~
rory" SG'' Eni1,,'is EJs siins Py the IempIe L!uar'
"ot, t a, r,U,'IM,ng ,,o Ir .ne song came tlle re-
ri,,y ', y, WV s, rics'aent OF tue Pilgrim 80
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rnlnI rnll rroln q Llnmmoull.

Pr. PLEASANT, W. vAp August L.
Mrs. James Clendenin, tho wife OF The
principal shareholder In the Clcndenlr
Lumber Company, fell from a hammock
last night and received fatal injuries
Two ribs were broken and serious inter
nal lnjurles inflicted. Mrs. Clendenir
has been prominent In church aud W. @
T. U. circles In the State,
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Two TOWNS THREATENED.
a Dam Likely to Break and Sweep ThOn,
Out OF Existence.

out of Existence.
PLAlNrlELD, N. j., August 1.-The
present estimate OF the damage done by
the flood from the broken dam at Felt
vile to the Cadmus dam, distance Of
FIVE miles, is S25O,OOO. Streets in Plain
field are damaged IA tho extent OF $2O,.
900. The large upper dam at Feltville,
which did not give way, Is reported TO
bc leaking badly, and It may break at
any time. More rain will prove disas.
trous. The dam Is 2S feet high, and II
holds back a lake mile and quarter
long, from 800 10 800 feet wide, and 80
feet deep In some places. II itgives way
Scotch Plains aud FanYooA Will proba-
bly, be swept out oiexIStenCe and plaln.
field will be inundated.
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Chnrged WIN q serlous CrIlnc.

Special DLpdieh to the. Iatciligaetr,
CnARLEsroN, W. VA, August Ia.
J. Esten, Of Maiden, was arrested yes.
terday on a charge Of committing a
criminal assault on Almeda Rstep or
Burnside aud having attempted one on
his daughter, Mrs. II. a. Gurns. lie wRs
lodged in Jail here last evening. Estep
protests his innocence in most vigorous
tnrIna
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San FRAScisco, August l,-JOhn VII.
llamS, cook on the steamship yelling.
ton, just Arrived from Nanado, was at.
rested Tuesday night for smuggling 900
boxes Of opium Into port The plum
which was valued Al $4,000, was BelEed,
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JatuSs River on n High.

RICHMOND, Va, August l,-Jamet
river is seventeen feet above ordinary
low water mark and rising four inches
per hour. The wharyes at Rockets are
all under water and the adjacent streets
houses aud cellars and gus works are
inundated. A number oi business
houses had 10 suspend trade and move
their eiTeCta IN consequence Of SChoCl
creek backing up water from tho riyoi
and OVERLOOKING their premises. II Il
still raining. The indications point tc
a ireshOt equal 10 the greatest for years
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A PLASrERERS' STRIKE
That viii Cause suspenSlau OF Work on
600 Houses,

PIrrspuRaH, August l,-Tho plaster.
ers will strike on Monday, They have
taken exception TO the system lately in.
troduced by the contractors OF hiring
boys to put on the laths for 81 a 1000
when plaSterers get 50 for the same work.
They further allege that these boys
soon learn to do the work and are em-
ployed as plasterers, to tho detriment OF
the journeymen, some Of them having
taken contracts themselves to do the
plasterlng, This will cause u suspension
Of work on COO houses nowln the course
Of erection,
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Mira, Nin,brISL,s f,flnI,

LIVERPOOL, August 1.-The trial Of
Mrs, MaybriCk on tho charge Of poison.
ing her husband, was resumed to-day.
Dr., Fuller testified that hO had pre.
sCribed tonics for Mr.. MaybtlCk. Dc.
ceased had never hlntCd 10 him TINT lac
had taken arsenic, nor did lle present
any indication Of having at any time
taken n,
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illsheBtln twenty YeArA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-The water
in tho schuylklll river yesterday AZ
tanned tile highest point reached In
this city for twenty years, involving dc.
struction TO property estimated at from
$40. 600 TO 100000,
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GREAT FOREST FIRES.
Tie Air Like iiiast From Furnace,
rrtt. Terrible Damage.

INU MT 4'INu DTHNI FTUW ENTHNve
-rttO Terrible Damnge.
HELENA, MoEr., August 1.-The forest
GreU which have been prevailing in
Montana fort a week show no signs o.
abatement. From Helena west, north
and south great black cloud Of smoke
hangs over tue country, and for SIX
days the sun has not been seen. The
air is like a blast from a furnace. The
atmosphere Is filed with crisp enbert
that have descended like a light fall oI
snow. The fire now raging in Boulder
canon, near Bernice, has been most de-
structiye Of property.
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itnrd Llnpn fnr lhr Mnliinr.

IELunADE, August 1.-The conference
between ex.Klng Milan and tho Regents
to consider tho question 81 tho future
relations Of the ex.Queen, Nathalie, aud
her son, King Alexander resulted In 4
deClslOn that the ex.Queen should meet
her son only outside Of Sefyla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02

cobvMpus, o., August l.--ArtiCles Of
incorporation for tho consolidation Of
tho Wabash railway were aled with the
Secretary Of State today. The capital
stock Ia $52, ,0O00 900, and the fec for the
certificate Of Incorporation was $4,000,
which was paid 10 othe Secretary Of State,