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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-06
MRS, WlLHELM RELEASED.
Her Husband md n COiorsd Woman ar.
rested on Her Complaint.

Her Husband md n COlOred Woman Ar.
rested on Her Complaint.
Mrs, Frank Wilhelm was released from
jail yesterday by Squire Davis. She i'm.
mediately went before him and swore
out warrant for her husband, charging
ing him with illegal relations with Bettie
King, a ColorCd woman. A warrant was
also sworn out for the woman. officer
West arrested both Wilhelm and the col
ored woman, and both gave bail for their
appearance before the justice at 9 p. IN.
on Monday.
Mrs. Wilhelm's friends charge that
there Is u conspiracy aioot to ruin her.
The whole matter will be thoroughly
ventilated Monday, when Wilhelm, his
wife, Bette King and Charles Hoffman
will all be examined.
Justice Davis was kept pretty busy
yesterday. Hannah ClOuse swore out
three warrants, two for Mary Mozingo
and one for Jane Mozingo. Mary con.
fessed, paid fine OF S. and costs, and on
the other, a peace warrant, she also con-
fessed, gave bond and paid tho costs.
The one against Jane Mozingo was dis.
missed at the cost OF the complainant.
Mrs. Hannah Clouse was put under
$50 bond TO keep the peace.
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apecldI Ol'pdltN 10 ne IRlt'Il1eRctr,
sTEuDENyILLE, o., July 5.-Charlcs
sedrick (colored) hotel porter, about /
o'clock this morning misled young
white passenger from the East, taking
her through side alley into the rear OF
tho lumber room Of the hotel and at
tempted to outrage her. She broke
away and ran screaming outside. SedriCk
was arrested this evening. Mayor
Breshear sentenced him to seven months
in the Cleveland woIkhouse.
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lplsll.AMgRICAN RBpuDllC.
ANSw Organization Formed In Cl,ICngo-1tS
Objects,

objects.
CnicAGo, July 5.-A number OF prom.
incnt Irish.Americans held a private
meeting yesterday afternoon 10 discuss
the feasibility Of organizing M Irish
American Republic, to advance the
interests OF Ireland and the Irish race.
After II lengthy discussion II was unani.
nously decided to adopt n plan Of
action formulated and proposed by VIM.
I. Griffin, Accordingly m organization
was perfected to be known rs the Irish.
American Republic Association, and IN
election OF officers was made. It Is the
intention Of the above named AssoCia-
ton TO organize q laud syndicate com.
posed OF influential and wealthy Irish.
inen, and send representatives 10 Can.
ada, Chill, Peru and Mexico.
Said one Of tho men interested In the
movement: "Should Canadian land be
secured I'm effort will be made 10 colon.
iEe with 100000 Irish and Ifish.AmCri.
can farmers. This number OF Irishmen,
with the addition Of the Irish already In
Canada and the assistance Of tho French
Canadian element would, II is thought,
be Rblo to capture the Canadian Gov.
eminent and convert II Into a powerful
FranCo.Irish Republic. The only Oppo.
sltiOn expected as likely to occur 10 the
formation OF FranCo.lrish Republic
will be In the Province Of Ontario. This
opposition, however, will be suppressed
| by throwing llsaiIeCted portions Of this
province into the American Union.
When oncu within the Jurisdiction Of
the United States the neutrality laws
will keep tho inhabitants Ia check and
compel ihDm to become rCconCiled Ia
thCif situation. hut should England
dispute the authority Of hOr Franco
Irish subjects, 10 assuine exclusive con,
troll OF Canadian affairs aud declare wal
against them, the neutrality law yoult
not prevent the enormous emigration o.
lrishmen from this country TO Canada.
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ALL RIGHT IN CHICAGO.
A statUsnan's Marriage Declared IiicE
by Canadian I.nWYeta.

A stAtosman's Marriage Declared illegal
by Canadian Lawyers.
OTTAWA, oNT., July 5.-Tho marriage,
at Chicago, Of tho Finance Minister Of
the Dominion and Mrs. Addio Chisholm,
formerly Of Ottawa, who secured a
divorce recently at Chicago from her
husband, Ia pronounced by leading
divorce lawyers illegal Under the Cana.
dian laws. -
Mrs, Chisholm was, when living here,
President Of tho Providence Young
Woman'B Christian Temperance Union
and editor Of the IIiOman,s journal, and
was highly esteemed "a an ardent Chris.
tlan woman. Tho couple leave al once
for the New BrunSwlCk seaCOast, for thG
honeymoon. No ono knew Mr., Foster
had gone 10 Chicago TO 10 married. Until
he returned 10 Ottawa with his bride,
He went 10 work at the department yes.
terday as though nothing had happened
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AnoLher Mnn tlnnn Mrnnr.

New YoRK, July 5.-E'rank Hoyt, pay.
Ing teller Of tile First National Bank oI
HoboEOn, was arrested shortly after ID
o'clock to-day by Chief Donovan, Of Tho
Hoboken Police Department, at tho In.
stance Of tho bank on n charge OF be.
Ing deiaultef 10 the extent OF Sls,OO0
Hoyt has been suspected for some tlmC
past and yesterday experts were put d
work on his books and tho shortage as
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TUE JOHNsTOwN RELIEF.
The Local Committee holds Its Final
McetinE-The Fund.

hoetnE-Ths Fund,
The efficient committee, composed Of
COL Robert White, chairman, Col. A, ],
Sweeney, Mr., W, B. Simpson, Mr. W, A,
Wilson and DR., 4, o, Edwards, that 90
ably managed Wheeling's part of the
work for the relief Of the Johnstown
flood sufferers, held a final meeting YES.
terday and prepared a report 10 the
Mayor and citizens Of Wheeling, whom
they represented.
II shows that So, 400 SO in money was
collected and disbursed, The way In
which this was done has been before
published, Five hundred went to Har,
Per's Ferry $500 to Lock Haven, Pa,
SS,42l 90 10 Pittsburgh, for Johnstown'
and v g was used In telegraphing,
Included In the committees report is
the following;
the committee appointed Mr., ]. NJ.
belleVllle TO act as It's secretary, and are
greatly indebted to him for his efficient
aid, and We all owe especial thanks to
our treasurer, Mr., Simpson, who gave go
much oil his tire, and took much trouble
in the collection and distribution OF
your charities"
In addition to the money there was
sent 10 Johnstown over the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati 4 St. Louis railway free, ne
following; 1856 kegs Of nails from the
workmen IN the LaBelle mill; 5 boxes
and : bundles OF clothing; box OF hats;
8 sacks Of potatoes sack OF rice; ! bar
rel ofaouri 2 barrels ofgroceries; / box
Roberts" disinfectant; casks, 9 bar
rels and box Of crockery. All the
above was from Wheeling. Nine sacks
Of flour and ] OF potatoes, and IS boxes
Of dry goods came from Point Pleasant,
and from New Haven came 10 sacks Of
potatoes, all of which was reshipped
here
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sptebA D1SpalcA 70 te LnlsllleNeeT,
GLENvILLE, W, yAo July 5,-Whal
will likely prove q serious, il not a fata,
cutting atIray occurred here about II
o'clock last night. 1t seems that Ed.
Ewing was working for a friend whom
no desired to get a position rs teacher In
the district school. The appointment
was made last night and it was after this
that the fight took place. Frank Bran
non also had some honos he wanted
conferred on a friend. Ewing's favorite
was appointed, Last night he got into
words with Brannou, A conflict ensued
In which Ewing cut Brannon Just below
the left eye to the Jaw bone and in the
chest and bowels, Ewing fled i'm
mediately and nothing has been seen Of
him since. A warrant was issued for
his arrest and the police at Parkersburg
and other points were notified.
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A TERRIBLE WRECK.
An Excursion Train CollIdes with n Freight
with Fatal Results.

an EAcuIloh Irulh GOlllueh with FFeIEhi
with Fatal Results.
DuDuQUE, Iowa., July GA wreck oc.
CURED last night on the Chicago, ST.
Paul & Kansas City road, about two
miles north of this city. The G. A. r.
had been holding a picnic at Twin
Springs, a resort about thirteen miles
from Dubuque. Over 5000 people were
in attendance. Trains were run every
hour to and from the grounds. The ex'
cursion tram had just landed 1900 peo'
plo In this city, and was returning fol
the remainder, which consisted OF about
1000 men, women and children, when II
CollidGd with a freight train enroute fol
Dubuque. Only tho most meagre par.
ticulars are obtainable and the railroad
officials arc extremely retiCent. 1t Ia
admitted that one man, a brakeman
named Corrlgan, was instantly killed
and three Others seriously injured
There were large number OF people Oh
the excursion train who were going ur
70 pass few hours In the resort, intend.
Ing To return on tho late train.
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TIlG DN VIM SULLIVAN.

'A'N Turner Talks Freely About the Come
lhg Fight LOndOn IflIO IlIng RulBs-sui-
lNnn'' Wonderful staying Qualities.
Ntw OmEASs, July 5,--A representa-.
tive Of tho Associated Press while cross.
Ing Lake lonchartraln at II o'clock this
morning had a chat with tho veteran
Jack Turner Of Rochester, New York,
formerly Paddy lIyNn's trainer, also one
oI Snlliyan's party on his SpRrting tours.
Jack believes that the battle will bO 10 d
nhish lilo does not believe that either
ilnahdcsirCsOtcan afford to have a draw Rs
iheto laS been too much Of that kind OF
business IN late years. llp says that Il
sullivan fails TO accomplish anything
Nllll Ills iltst notorious rush that hp will
become discouraged and somewhat
ialued or out Of patience and lose I'LL
nerve. II he should succeed In landing
nus man withlIs first rush the fight vii
he a short one.
Turner haS great confidence In XII
tMn mud lila opinion ia sbascd on the fac
lhal Charley Mitchell, above oil Olhe
men, knows the staying Rlul hittln
powers Of both nen, lie believes ulR
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DFVVF07 DF7T0IVW 10 VIC INgHIVtNCV'
PIEDMONT, W, VAn July 5.-Presidcnt
Henry G, Davis, Vice President Stephen
B, .Eskins, General Manager @. l.. Bretz,
OF the West Virginia Central Railroad
and Vice President King, Of the Balti-
more 4 Ohio railroad will leave here ut
seven o'clock Saturday on u special
train for IN inspection tour over the
entire limo Of the West Virginia Central
railroad. They will return the same
evening.
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Yesterdays League aud Association tinmc

AZ Observation-Disclosures, o: Louisville, l.
EArnad, 2and O.. Hits, II anl q. Errors 3 and 8
Pitchers, McMnhpn and llamsey.
AZ CIncinnRli-ThC game with baltimore
was played under protest. In the ilith inniug
with two men out, Griln ut second and Mach
at tho bat, the BaltimorCs demanded tho retire
ment OF MullRne and Earle, who were pEactIClnI
III the space Just outside the back stop lines
Captain llOtnllng. ordered Mack 10 StRnd out O
the box until MnllanO anl Earle wUrO removed
Goldsmith after waiting few minutes declared
Mack out and called on Cincinnati to bat
lIOrnulg then announced that the game would
bo finished under protest; Cincinnati, 10; IIaltl,
more, o. Earned, baud I. Hits, II and H. Er.
rors, 3and !. Pitchers, Duryca and Kllroy.
At Observation-Disclosures, 3; New York, 2,
Earned, audi. Hits, II and .. Errors, / each.
Pitchers, staley and WelCh.
AZ Cleycland-.Nearly6 1908 people saw ClGYe.
land whltewash Boston, Not a score was made
I'LL In the ninth, when Cleveland got IN two runs,
Errors, and 4. Hits, and 4. Elrned, /. Pitch.
ers, llkely aud ClarkSOn,
AT lndlanRpOlIs-P Philadelphia II; Indlanap.
oils ,. Earned. 5Andl. Errors, 2Rnd .. lilts, Il
aud v. Home runs, Thompson 2, FOgnFty,
Pitchers, Gleason, RuSic aud 1ctECln.
AZ ChlcagO- -ChlCBgO 0; Washington /. Earned,
land |. Hits, 8 and =. Errors, ] and 0. Fitch.
crs, KeCle aud Tener,
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A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Several Persons NIRnEisd-COillslOn Of d
CnrrihgG with n Locomotive,

Several Persons AlRnEied-COilislOn Of u
CarrlhgG with n Locomotive.
LoSo BRANCH, N. j., July 6.-At Lit.
tic Silver crossing, three miles north Of
Long Branch, this afternoon, a carriage
containing the mother Of Joseph Ward,
the collar and shirt manufacturer Of
New York, Mr.. Heating, Mr.. Wards
brother.in.law, a New York hat manu-.
iacturer, Elsie Kcating, a child, and her
nurSe, was struck by the $3.50 express
train from New York on tho Cen.
tFal railroad Of New jersey and
smashed 10 pieces. Mrs, Ward, Mr.
Kgaling and the iiurse girl were dread.
fully inangled beneath the locomotive
and their bodies carried over 100 feet,
The child, Elsie, was also badly mangled.
Her chest was crushed, but BlB lived an
hour and a half. Pieces Of the victims
bodies were scattered along Tho track ior
a considerable distance. The horse was
killed and dismembared,
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A SENSITIVE MINISTER.
Hadle Hasseiu GhooIy Khan, the
Persian Ambassador,
MAKES A FOOL OF HIMSELF
He says the American Newspapers
have not Treated Him aud the
Shah Courteously-IIe Re-
signs His Position,

WASHINGTON, D, O., July 5,-Hadje
Hassein Ghooly Khan, the persian min
lister to the United States, will shortly
leave this country for Europe, In an
interview to-day he told u reporter that
he would not come buck, and that he
had been driven out OF this country by
theunkind and things which
had been written about him aud his
sovereign in American newspapers.
Tho Persian Minister, pointing to a
volume Of clippings from the papers in
regard to the Shah, opened the inter.
view by asking whether "Any Minister
can stay in this country longer after he
sees all these things In American pa.
persP"
He adned; ~ tell you surely, though,
that cannot bear all these things to be
said about my king, who in his heart
has tho kindness to favor the American
Minister and all tho American citizens
In Persia, When arrived in this coun.
try | came by the way OF New York,
saw there the statue OF liberty enlight.
ening the world. | was glad and l
thought here one can live always with
out trouble or annoyance. Now, after
being here nine months, l go away as
fast as can and like q prisoner escaping
from his prison, Write that for the pur.
pose, aud to say these things, | resign
my position us Minister from Persia and
speak as private citizen OF that coun.
try. As a Persian Minister could not
say this"
The Minister said ho had no fault 10
find with the Government or its officers,
but throughout the interview hO com.
planned OF the stories about him and his
sovereign, (which had been printed In the
papers.
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The Contract Labor Law.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 5.-.Tho Sec.
retary Of the Treasury llas under con.
sideration the cases OF tho twenty-five
English glassblowers, who landed at Bos-
ton April y, and secured employment
with Chambers, Mckee 4 Co., OF Jean.
nette, Westmoreland county. 1t is charg.
cd that these men were brought over BY
the Universal Federation OF Glass.
workers in violation OF tho alien
contract labor law. Tho case will
be referred to the United States District
Attorney at Pittsburgh for investigation,
with the special purpose Of ascertaining
the precise circumstances attending the
immigration Of these people.
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Not OnIllr OF slsnlInr.

Charles Lauchllu, who took n horse
from the State fair grounds during the
picnic last Monday, and drove 1t 80 that
1t was badly hurt andmay never entirely
recover, was arraigned before Squire Ar.
kley yesterday, on a charge OF stealing tho
horse. After hearing the evidence, tho
justice dismissed the charge OF larceny,
but held Lauchlin on The charge OF
cruelty to animals, John o. Pendleton,
who was the prisoners attorney, saying
he would advise LauChlin 10 plead
guilty when the case came up In tho
Circuit Court. Tie bail was fixed al
500, which LauChlin gave.
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Outdoor Teto by lilo Club.

The Executive Committee Of tho
Wheeling Club has notified the mem.
bers OF the club that 4 reception, or
more properly speaking, moonlight fete,
will be held at Wheeling Park next Fri.
day evening. Tho committee has ar.
ranged 10 have the members and their
lady friends go out on the Elm Grove
train ats o'clock, and return to tho city
on special train leaving the Park al |
d, IN. Members can procure tickets for
admission 10 the Park from members Of
tho committee. There will be music for
dancing and the committee will en-.
deavor TO 80 arrange other details TINT
there shall be nothing wanting to make
tho affair n delightful one.
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French MlpI,terlol t,,l,,..

PARIS, July 5.-The Gazette De Franc.
and tho sCOcdrtle assert that NJ. De
BeaurChaire, the Procurer General, re.
fuses to prosecute General Boulanger for
corruption and that he has resigned bis
office. The same papers say that NJ. De
Freycinet, Minister OF War, refuses 10
consent TO the holding OF q court mar.
tlal on the case Of General Boulanger.
II iB also asserted that there are other
serious diesenslons among the members
of the Cabinet and that ministerial
crisis iB imminent,
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DYSANlrERS On A RAMPAGE.
They Attempt 10 iIlOW Up n NsvspanO
OfllcO-TheIt Work IIs1Whhrs.

They Attempt Ia iIlOW Up n NsVsnhnsr
OhleO-rheIr Work Elsewhere.
BRADpoRD, Pa July b.-An RttempL
was made last nlghttoblow up tho office
oi tho Ercning Star, OF this city, with
dynamite. A dynamite cartridge wltlA
iIiso and cap attached 10 II was thrown
over tho transOm Of tho office door, mi
did not explode. Tho fro which was
applied TO the fuse failed 10 burned and
an explosion was RvOfled. Tho police
arc looking nptho case, and hope 10 find
tho perpetrators OithO outrage. Edward
lIonali q sanitary policeman, was alsO
visited by dyhalhlteB, aud his front
steps shattered by an explosion. Tho
windows Of The building were all broken
by The conclusion,
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The majority Of the wool clips Tint
come In this season are small compared
10 what they used TO be, according 10
tho Claysvllle Recorder; people who for.
merly Sllearel from 800 10 500 head Of
sheep now have 100 to 800, which makes
tho amount Of wool very much smaller,
Horkhelmer Bros, OF Wheeling, took IN
here last Saturday about $1,000 pounds,
for which they paid prices ranging from
thirty 10 thirty.tllreB cents per pound,
George CLANCY, Of West Alexander,
buying tho most OF II,
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About midnight last evening slight,
rather stylish young fellow, went into
the office Of Dr.. Reefer.' Nobody was In
but small colored boy. The visitor sat
down by the boy, and commenced 10
choke him. Naturally as soon as the
police. Whether his caller stole any.
thing 10 not known. From the descrip.
ton, the police suspected a well known
young man about town, aud started out
70 look for him. Just after they left the
vicinity Of Marketand Fourteenth streets
the young man appeared, walking down
street In q very unConcerned manner.
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Special Dlspaieh 10 he IRtelItOAeer.
CHARLESTON, W. VAo July 5.-Charlcf
Walker, an employe at James l.. Woods
saw mill at Rush Run, Fayetto county,
was killed yesterday in a drunken row
with an unknown negro. Four shots
were fired, two OF which took effect in
Walkers breast, each inhiCting a fatal
wound. Walker was about thirty years
OF age. The colored man escaped, and
has not been heard OF since the shooting,
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rrrrsrlRLp, Mass, July b,-Mrs,
James Hart, wife Of a mill operative,
would not go with him 10 a village hall
last night. lie went, returned At / q. in,,
pullpdhis vile from lUt bed by the half
Of her head, BlHslCd her With knIle
until weary and then Jumped upon her
With his feet. An officer entered aud
Knocked Hurt seDseless With Cllalr and
arrpalCd him, lie says ho meant 10 kill
bis NliO, She Will die,
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7F'7F''77 ''l77''s7' 70 VIC 1TI3tFFIVtWNtTs
KISawooD, W. VAr July o. The
sixth annual reunion Of the ex.soldien
OF Preston county closed It's three days
session this afternoon. Memorial ser.
vices were held this morning, the Revs
Driven and Wallace conducted the scr.
vices. The latter delivered the sermon
kingwood was selected us the next
place OF meeting and the dates July
third, fourth and fifth.
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OTTAWA, July S.-The proposition
made in London, England, by Sit
Charles Tupper, Canadian High Com,
missioner, To hold there a convention oI
imperial iederationists from all parts Of
the Empire, 10 attracting considerable
attenti on here. Several Cabinet Min,
Isters have been interviewed on The sub.
iect, and oil say that Sir Charles is acting
on his own responsibility.
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.


-F'EsFs' E'e9'e+seFs W Hee AHttNt8eNtE'
sTEuBRNvELLE, o., July 5.-William
McEldowney, IS years old, while hunt.
ing and camping with aparIy near Reeds
Mills, on the Panhandle to-day, seri.
oualy shot himself in the left groin while
attempting to kill a snake, He was
about 100 feet from camp when he met
the snake and started to put his gun to
bis shoulder to shoot 1t,
The snake made a spring towards him
and he instinCtively leaped backwards,
and as he did so shifted the gun in his
hands, end for end, and struck at the
snake, The blow discharged the gun
and three shells were exploded, each be-
ing loaded with i ounces OF No. 9 shot
and 81 drachms OF powder, the charge
burying itself deep In the unfortunate
young mans left groin.
He fell bleeding TO the ground and his
outcrles brought Ills comrades to his as
sistance,
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nn,,,..i hi Ii.n .nl,.,n.

CHICAGO, July 5.-A bill 10 declare
void the annexation Of the town oi Lake
View was aled In the Circuit Court 10.
day and an injunction wis asked re.
BlFalnlng tho city from taking possession
Of the school property Of tho town, The
bill sets forth d number Of technical
grounds for the nullllCatlon Of the
election. The points raised arc applICa.
lle In the cases In all Of the other towns
annexed. No action has yet been taken
by the court
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A STRIKE pROBADLg,
The River OllnerS viii stay outIr II Takes
hll Summer.


PlTrsBURon, PA, July 5.-There is
every indication that the river miners
will undergo an enforced idleness Of
from two TO three months duration,
unless the miners reccdo from their do.
mand Of three cents per bushel agreed
upon at the Monongahela City Conven.
ton. Advlces from up river points 10.
day say that all the mines 10 the first,
second and third pools are closed, the
last named going out on Wednesday.
The miners tay they will stay out for
their price II II takes all summer Tic
operators say that as long as the market
Is In It's present condition they cannot
pay the price, and there arc now no
signs Of Improvement. The southern
market Is still glutted, and until stocks
arc reduced aud prices advance, opera.
tors have no incentive to send coal
south.