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BAD FOR SOMEBODY.
The Coroner's Investigation Of the Dunbar
Mine Disaster.

The Coroner's Investigation OF the Dunbar
0lIne Disaster.
DUNBAR, Pa, July S.--The coroner's
inquest has become fight as to who
shall shoulder the responsibility for the
disaster-the owners, the inspectors, or
the mine boss. Inspector KeigLley ad-
mitted that he had told committee OF
miners he would close the mine il it
was as bad as they thought, and that he
found its condition worse than they
thought. Neither he nor the other In.
syectors could have closed the mine
without a awsuit, as the mine boss had
made a report that there was no gas in
the mine. John kerwin, who drove bis
pick into the bore hole, told a dramatic
story OF the ensuing rush of water and
gas and final explosion. Eypests testi.
fed they would have used u small drill
in boring into the hole instead OF allow
ing man to pick IN. 1t was developed
that the company had made promises to
remedy defects in the mine. Adjourned
until tomorrow.
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Logan OIL AND GAS COMPANY.
More Concerning ,hs 81 ndicate to Dcyciopo
tho West virginia Territory.
Special Dt'pdich to he Intsliiosnctr.


tho West Virginia Territory.
Special Dtpdteh to he IatsRionctr.
PARxERsnpRd, ". Va, July S.-Nfuch
interest Is taken in the news, published
In this mornings ISrELllaEScRn, can-
cerning tho formation OF a company to
developc the West Virginia oil fields, by
sinking a line Of wells from tho Man.
nington 0eld clear across the State, fol.
lowing line which leads through Har.
rison and Gilmer counties. As stated
In these dispatches yesterday Secretary
Blaine and Hon. S. B. Elkins are stock.
holders In the company. Several other
gentlemen Of prominence and wealth
are also members Of tho syndicate,
which Ia known rs the Logan Oil and
Gas Company. It's principal office Is at
Warrington and tho general Office at
Baltimore. Following arc tho officers Of
tho corporation: 7. nj. jackson, OF Nor.
gantown, President; /. G. White, OF
Morgansown, Vice President; +. W. S.
Moore, Of Baltimore, Secretary and
Treasurer. The Board Of Directors con.
'ists Of the following gentlemen: En-.
mons Blaine, Gustavus Ober, John NJ,
Dulany, Z. W. S. Moore, l. Q. White, r,
NJ. Jackson and A. N. Pricharl.
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INTERSTATE COM MISSION
Hearing nm Interesting Cnsc-KnufMn
Milling Co. Against the Missouri Pacific.

Hearing nm Interesting Cnsc--Knufunn
Milling Co. Against the Missouri Pacific.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July s.-The In
ter State Commerce Commission was
to-day engaged i'll hearing the case OF
the Kaufman Milling Co., OF St. Louis,
Va. the Missouri Pacific aud about twenty
other western aud southwestern railroad
companies. The charge in this case is
that defendant companies levy and COL
lect for the transportation, Of flour from
st. Louis and other northern and west
ern points TO points in Texas a greater
rats ihan they charge for the transpor.
in,iou OF wheat between the came points,
making adil,erential rate between wheat
and lis manufactured product, flour, Of
five cents or more per hundred pounds;
that this diiIcrential is an unjust and
illegal discrimination against complain.
ant. 4 ~ g."
Defendants in their answers deny that
this ditlercn,ial rate is unjust or unreas.
enable, bu. held that it ought be greater
than It is because Of tho increased cost
Of handling flour over that OF wheat. It
ia also alleged on behalf OF certain OF the
companies that there are q number Of
-four manufacturing mills in Texas and
that if the roads were 10 charge the same
for transportation Of wheat and grain
from Kansas and Missouri points to
Texas points rs for flour, the Texas mills
would be unable to compete with the
mills in thoBe States and would be re-
ouireil 10 operate at a loss or retire from
business, u s
The Texas millers appear in tho case
rs inte1yeners in support OF the position
OF the railway companies. They deny
that the Kansas and Missouri millers are
entitled to an equal rate on wheat and
flour, but that on the contrary the Texas
,nillers are Mt decided disadvantage as
compared with Northern millers, and
that the diderential between wheat and
+; -four should DO greater than five cents,
A number Of witnesses were called on
both sides. =: n
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Urged to Expel 8Ior7uous.

BERNIE, July s.-The Federal Council
ol Switzerland has been petitioned to ex-
pei all Mormons from the country. The
petitions are very largely signed by the
poorer classes. who openly threaten yio-
lence to the Mormons il the government.
does not drive them out. Within the
past year the Mormons have greatly in
creased in numbers in Switzerland. as,
the result OF the freedom they have en-
joyed, q '7 srsFE
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CYCLONE AT CANTON.
one HOUSE Completely Deunalishctl-Con.
siderable Damage Done,

One HOUSE Completely Dernalishc,l-Con.
siderable Damage Done.
CANTON, O., July S.-A terrific cyclone
struck this city at tho south end at six
o'clock this evening, wrecking one house
completely and badly damaging several
others. Accompanied with heavy rain
and hail itcame unexpectedly, and ere
its approach was apparent, it had pass
ed, leaving path OF ruin behind it. The
most damage done was to tho house Of
Conrad Shade, Navarro street, Peters.
burg addition. This was new frame
structure, all but completed, the skaters
and carpenters expecting to finish work
within tho present week. The wind cut
it open as would knife, leaving nothing
but the foundation. The workmen had
left but few minutes before. The
chimney on the house OF E. Dachert was
blown of. A portion Of the roof of
William Haller's house was blown of.
Other houses in the road Of; the storm
suffered similar injury.
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
The Gathering Of British War
Ships in Behring'S Sea.
THE FLAG SHIP WARSpRlTE
With Admiral Holhum Expected by
tho 20th...Grcat Suspense ut Vic.
torla...Amerlcnn Vessels Ex.
pcctins Some Trouble.

VlcroRlA, D. O., July s.-For many
months the only British war ship Ii
Esquimalt harbor has been II. NJ. S
Amphion. But now all Is changed ns Il
by magic. The Champion suddenly
steamed into Esquimalt followed by the
Daphne, Nymphe and Espicgls all smar.
sloops Of war. These ships arc entering
dry dock one or two ut a time, receiving
scraping, painting, overhauling and TAX.
ing on supplies, coal, provisions, ammu.
milton md other articles requisite for ex.
tended cruises. q.
The Amphion ,is out in The straits OF
Fuca, every duy Mt target practice, and
tons Of powder and shot are being used
periecting the drill Of the crew in han.
ding her fine battery OF guns. judging
from her practice, II. NJ. 4. Amphion
could make 1t very interesting for any
ship OF her own casa. Besides these
dogs Of war, the War Sprite, carrying
the flag OF Admiral Holhum, will arrive
at Esquimalt not later than July 20.
Her arrival will mark an era in the shin.
ping Of this province. She will be the
largest steamer that ever entered these
waters. Admiral Holham is Il fighter,
and his appointment to this station Is
very suggestive. Everybody here is
wondering what this gathering around
Esquimalt arsenal Of these British game
cocks poricnds. Our schooners went 10
Behting sea with almost certain convic-
ton that they could conduct their bust.
ness hunting seals in perfect peace.
Now there ls no use attempting to dis.
guise the fact that they are very nervous
and expect seizures. Almost any news
would be better than the prevailing sus.
pense and uncertainty. Nothing new
is at all likely to transpire in this sec
tion until the Admiral arrives, unless
aome sudden and unexpected news is
received from Bebriup eea, ir
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THE" "0lLKING" DEAD BEAT.
a Moundsville Lawyer Done Up by IL,
SWinf1ier- YTiu nl,1 sc


a Moundsville Lawyer Done Up by the
Swindler-At Ills Old Tricks. g
The man "Christy," who claimed to
be a big oil producer, and Ewindled
various people here, after trying to
sneak of with hired horse and buggy,
has shown up again, evidently, judging
from the following story which comes
from Moundsville:
! A man who gave his name as Scott
was arrested there ON the evening of the
Fourth for plain drunk, and was fined
five dollars and costs by Mayor Purly
amounting in all to 81 50. In default n
payment OF the fine he was sent to iail.
When he became sober he sent for the
jailor, saying lie wished to pay Ills ijre
and get out. The iailor came, but when
Scott reached for his pocket book it was
gone. He seemed shocked for A while
and then burst into tears, claiming that
he had been robbed Of $1,000. and had
not q cent LETT, He asked for an attor.
ney and was referred by the
ialler TO 7. ]. Parsons, who called 10 see
him., Scott represented to MIR. parscns
that he was an oil producer, ard. had
five paying wells and five strings OF tools
running; that bis income was S S()() ner
week. and he asked him to draw a tlraft
on a Pittsburgh bank, Parsons did 40 .
but no money came. Scott then claim.
ed that he knew where he lost his pock.
etbook, this TINA 1aying that it had
dropped out Of his pocket in house
several miles from Moundsyillc, By
ssme ftne acting he induced Mr.. Par.
sons 10 pay his Gne. When he asked
him TO hire him buggy, that he might
so and get his money. Mr., Parsons
went to Eenretta's livery stable, but
Dir. Henrietta suspected the fellow aud
wonlG not le. the rig 90 unless Parsons
would stand good for itG sale returr 8
This he readily did, snd in a shc,jrt ,ime
scott va1 on his wsy Swell, be has
l!et 9seh Gard from aincc, and his des-
..uation is not yet known. But he
hitched the horse and buggy to a fence
along the road up at the Narrows, and
crossed over into Ohio. The team
stood there till late in the night, when
two gentleman out oil pity for the ami.
NAL, and thinking something was wrong
drove it back tothe livery stable.
Mr.. Parsonssays that hereafter, though
he may pay his clients fine, he will
never send him out OF the country in a
irstclass livery rig. Scott was well
dressed and played his game successfully
by great acting. IN ag,3;2- =
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WASHINGTON, d. c., July s.-Secretary
Noble received late this afternoon the
following dispatch:
MAMMOTH Hor SPRINGS, Wro., July s.
in1t0n:
This dispatch just received from
Norris Basin:
At 4:o5 there was a severe shock OF
earthquake. followed by terrible roar,
aud upon investigation it proved that
the geyser called New Crater had IN
eruption. 1t is throwing up a column
OF steam. stones and water about 200
feet in circumference, and to the height
OF about 125 feet, and shaking the whole
basin around that vicinity.
"'F. A. DoorrELL, Sups."
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West Virginia Pensions.

Special Dispdtch to the fa.elligcnccr.
WAsniSGroS, D. G., July S.-West
Virginia pensions were issued as fol-
lows: Joseph S. Smith, St. Mary's;
George Schriver, Sleepy Creek Bridge;
Barney Harvey, Stuartstown; George
W. Parsons, Spring Hill; George W.
pritchard, Clarksburg; Peter Turst, But.
falo; John A. Bucklow, Rodamers; Eu-
gene Calhoun, Pullman.
lncrease--D. F. Randolph, Salem !;
Wilhelm Ermer, Wheeling; John Rer.
han, Wheeling; Herman Grow, Glen
Easton; W. II. Henderson. Long Reach.
laReissne-George F. Cumberledge,
Central Station.
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Hon. 0. IL. L. Green d snd.

NEw CASTLE, Pa, June s.-Hon. o.
Il. P. Green died ut his home, in this
city, this afternoon, aged sixty-Ave
years. At the time OF his death de.
ceased was Associate Judge Of Lawrence
county. He was. born in Westmoreland
county and came here thirty years ago.
He operated a number of boats on the
old Erie canal, and later was head OF the
firm OF Green, Marquis 4 Johnson, who
opened up aud operated Limestone in.
terests OF this county. He was largely
known all over the State. Heart disease
Was the cause oi his death. -.
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,Terrlilc ntorm at alcnlyil,a.

MRADv'ILg, Pa, July s.-A terrific
storm Of thunder, lightning and rain
visited here about 1880 this evening.
The lightning played havoc. with the
electric lights and telegraph wires, cut.
ting the postal line out entirely. Trees
were blown down in all directions and
the road blocked in many places. No
fatalities are reported, but thu damage
must have been lpripuH.s. 6''''S.''''1 go '.''.'
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ELECTION CASES DECIDED.
Another l.vldrnce that the Republican Mn.
jority Ii Acting Fairly.

Another Evidence TINT the Republican Ma.
jority is Acting FnIrly.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July S.-The
House Committee on Elections to-day
disposed Of two Mississippi contested
election cases-Hill vs. Catchings, from
the Third district, and Kernashan vs.
Hooker, from the Seventh district.
The decision was in favor of the sitting
Democratic members. Catchings and
Hooker.
The Florida case Of Goodrich VS..
Bullock was discussed at length and
the final decision was deferred until
next week, although it was apparent
that the majority is disposed to report in
favor OF the claims OF Goodrich, the Re-
publican contestant.
Representative Lacy was instructed to
notify Mr.. Garden to appear and make
argument before the committee next
Tuesday in the case OF Representative
Breckinridge, Of Arkansas.
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Wire Nall Mills Shut Down,

FlSDLAY, O., July S.-The Salem wire
nail mills Of this city, giving employ.
ment to 500 hands, ?shut down this
morning pending the adjustment Of a
wage scale, growing out Of the fact OF
the employees having Joined the ANAL
gamated Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers, and the new scale is unsatis-
factory to the nail manufacturers. 1t is
said every wire nail mill in the country
has shut down for a like reason. - j
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A correspondent writing from Dayton
gives further particulars Of the disband.
Ing Of the Dayton club: THE games
scheduled for the week will not be
played. The team has been playing fine
ball for the past week or more, but the
public will not give them the necessary
The club almost entirely will
probably go to Sandusky, which city
will be embraced in the Tri.State League
circuit. Paddy Lyons, whose playing
during the season has been of the first
order, has received telegram from the
management Of the Cleveland National
League Club asking his terms. He will
probably sigu with Cleyeland.nL, -.A-.
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Tho Liberals Kicked.

LONDON, July s.-Tho Chairman oithe
Committee on Procedure OF Business il
the House Of Commons, to-day submit.
ted a resolution to the committee EN-.
bodying standing order prolonging billa
from session to session. The Liberal
members Of the committee, who CON-
posed the minority, protested against
the action OF the chairman and declared
that the order was uncalled for. They
then withdrew from the committee. The
majority thereupon passed the rcsolu-
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Tho Flint Oln.s Ivo.,, ~

: :, Flut dlnss Workers. IS
! M BALTIMORE, H;IEt MpY July s.-The Ameri.
cap Fllnt Glass Workers in ,National
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TIE M'GlNSls.ALDgRsON CASE.
The Committee VIII Tnks II Up To dny.
Not likely to I's Decided This session.
Special Dtspltch 10 the fntfLi1snrfr

The Committee VIII Tnks II Up To dny.
Not likely TO lie Decided This session.
Special D9Dateh 10 he fn.eligeneer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July s.-Afler
numerous delays the Elections Commit.
tee have decided 10 take up the McGin.
nis'Atderson case again tomorrow morn.
ing. The subcommittee, composed OF
Messrs. Lacey and Dalzell, will then
make its report and upon the decision
OF the full committee upon certain dc.
bated points OF the evidence involved,
will rest the fate Of the case. There Is
every reason 10 believe that tho decision
will be favorable, and that the commit.
tee will therefore report that McGinnis
Is entitled to his seat, but whatever the
DECISION Is, Is unlikely that the House
will reach tho case during this session.
Two contest cases arc now on tho calen.
dar and two more are awaiting report by
the committee, but on account OF Repub.
iican absenteeism the managers are not
inclined to call them up n! present.
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VICTORIA, d. G., July, s.-The state.
ment appearing in American papera,
dated Victoria, that schooners we're ar.
irving here and at Marble Bay for the
purpose Of resistance to American reve.
nue. cutters in Behring Sea are wholly
without foundation. Sealers are gen.
orally Of the opinion that no seizures
will be made this year, and have gone
into Behring Sea in large numbers.
There is rumor here that the English
war cruisers which lately arrived in
port will 90 into Behring Sea for the
protection Of British sealers, but this has
not yet been confirmed.
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Trying to Defeat Harrington.

LONDON, July S.-The Liberals Of Re.
sendale, believing that Lord Huntington
will soon enter the Cabinet, as means
ofprevenling tho collapse OF the Gov.
ernment, are making preparations to
contest his seat In Parliament, when h,
shall seek the endorsement OF his COP.
stituents. Tho result OF the Barrow elcr.
fion has encouraged the Rosendale Lib
erals to believe that Lord Harrington
can be beaten by astrong candidate, aud
they are endeavoring to induce NIr.
candidacy.
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10 .
in earnest. He said: My judgment is
not to form q new party TO do away with
the saloons, but do it through the old
party organization. Enough people can.
not be brought together 10 iorm new
party. Nj. Mills has told Us OF threa
elenents that make it ipAosib,e 10
make this point tEYeaah siis-: - ,ho
dig parties Now. mt s9 ro;Oe o, 'to to
g :. on that visionary combina.
..un. It is easy to make q picture and
paintit black to stuff figure with straw
and knock it over. There never was
time when the elements mentioned by
Mr.. Mills were brought together in any
one party, or any two parties, and the
time will never come when they will be
so brought together, for politicians fight
each other and gamblers fleece each
other. He has said that the old parties
cannot drive these elments away without
political death following, but that bis
party alone can solve this rum problem.
But, there are bad men in the Prohibi'
ton party. There are members Of tina,
party behind prison bars; occupying
penitentiary cells. 1t contains monopo
lists, tipplera and lots Of Mr.. Mills bad
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tbs NlE Leagues.

Philadelphia, 0; Cincinnati, 4. IN. L:
Philadelphia, l3; Pittsburgh, 10. (P.Ls
Brooklyn, Z; Cleveland, i. IN. L) Z
New York, 2; Chicago, 3. IN. L.
Boston, Is; Pittsburgh, !. NIL
st. Louis, l3; Syracuse, 5. (Asso.
Rochester, 6; Columbus, 5. (Asso.) b
Louisville, 10; Athletics, 2. (Asso.l
Toledo No game, rain, ii sitei'.a
Boston, I; Cleyeland,'d. RL.1
Eew,{ofk, 20; Buffalo, lG (P.4l 4
Brooklyn, sis,Chicaeo, s. tP.L) I;
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JOLIET, ILL, July s.-One thousand
one hundred dollars in gold was stolen
from Mr.. Driemiller, Of Lockport, Sun
day night. Driemiller was afraid to
trust bis money to banks, and was also
afraid to invest it, for fear Of losing 1t.
He kept his gold concealed in tin
bucket, hung in the cistern, the opening
OF which was inside the house. When
Driemiller took a peep yesterday morn.
ing, to see il the bucket OF gold hung in
its place, he saw it was gone. The bur.
glars left no trace.
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Tho vanderbitts Capture "A pr,.e.

1"o '"nudrbilts capture a Pri1e. :
CHICAGO, July s.-The Chicago stock
yards will hencelorth be controlled by
the Vanderbilts.. These Eastern money
kings have secured control Of them and
the concern is to be capitalized ior s2o,.
100000 and the stock placed upon the
market. It is understood that Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew will be president Of the
compauy. ~" ~ . = ~ - 7E1sTi'-
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Well Known Democrat Dead.

I GENEVA, ILL, July s.-The Hon.
James Harrington died last evening.
Mr.. Harrington was one OF tho best
known representatives OF the Democratic
party in Illinois. Mr.. Harrington was
born in Mercer county, Pa, June 1924.
He was the son OF James and Celia
her1Ti!nston, who hs, brought their family
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The PnnIc at nIoptayilan.

MoSTEvrDEo, July s.-Thero is no
abatement in the financial psioic here
In order to stop the run on the banks,
the Government issued decree MAKING
yesterday a national holiday. One mil,
lion five hundred thousand dollars in
gold is on its way here from Buenos
Ayres, and it is hoped upon its arrival
the financial distress will be relieved -
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GRAND LODGE OF ELKS,
Exalted Rnler 9uinlnu Refers to tho New
York Trouble In His Address, ....

CLEVELAND, O., July s.-The Grand
Lodge Of the Benevolent and Protective
Order OF Elks met at Case Hall at II
o'clock this al All the grand officers
were present. Exalted Grand Ruler,
Quinlan, made the opening address, dur.
ing which he referred to the New York
difficulty. He said that If one present.
feared legal proceedings he would be
permitted to Withdraw. All the dele.
gates from New York State applauded
and refused to leave the hall. a Brook
iyn Elk said, Eve are here and will ra.
main. All We want is protection in our
rights" He was assured that that would
be done. The roll call showed 100 mem-
bers of the Grand Lodge present. The
Grand Lodge then adjourned until
morning.
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Terrific Powder EXPLOSION.

SALT LAKE. UTAH, July Sat Milford,
Utah, yesterday a lot Of giant and other
powder exploded ut the railroad depot
without any known cause. The shock
was terrific, the freight house being
almost blown to pieces. In m instant
the whele building was afitc, and all
efforts to save it were fruitless. The loss
is very heavy, amounting to many thous.
ands OF dollars. There we're several mar
row escapes aud some persons were hurt,
but no ono severely. .JVr.,
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DUBLIN, July S.-Thete is great scar
city of coal in this city, as the result of
the strike Of the coal porters. Numer-
Gus small fights have occurred, but none
OF them worthy tho name Of riot,
The most Of the disorder has consisted
OF "blackleg" chasing, which the crowds
have INDUCED in every time one of that.
obnoxious class has made his appear
ance -II
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Hon. J. u. W!EgiH,oa Dead.

SAN Francisco, July S.-P. D. Wig
ginton, who was the candidate Of the
American party for the Presidency in
the last campaign, and who has served
two terms in Congress Us a Representa-.
tive from California, died al lis home
N Oakland yesterday after a short