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Rev. F. NJ. shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan,
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cry for consumption, beats 'em all, and
cures when everything else fails. The
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it." Free trial bottles Mt Logan Drug
Co.'s Drug Store. Regular sizes 80 cents
and 81 90. g
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EEpllB. ICAN GAICIIS.
Proposition OF McKtuiry TO Allow Uemu.
crnts Reasonable Time 70. Debate.

OF McKtui-y to Allow Demo.
crnts Reasonable Tiius 70. Debnte.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA The caucus Of
the Republicans OF the House last even-
ing was largely attended. The call WIS
made for the purpose OF hearing an ex.
change OF opinion as to the procedure in
regard to the tariff bill. Very full discus.
sion was had, in which the views Of
members rs to many itens iii the long list
OF matters in difference between the two
houses were freely expressed. 1t was
generally conceded that the bill will
have TO be passed by Republican
quorum, and severe criticism was in.
dulged in regarding Republicans who,
at the most critical period Of the session,
remain away from their post OF duty. 1t
was proposed to appeal to the constitu-
eRts OF these members to force them
back, and demand that they reniain for
two weeks to come. Some Of the lead.
ing members OF the caucus favored send.
ing the tariff to the Committee Of the
Whole House on the state OF the Union
to be considered and debated item by
item, but others insisted that such a
couree would defeat the bill.
MIR. Mckinley explained that be had
aheidy communicated with the minori.
ty members Of the Ways and Means
Committee upon, the subject. While
the -malority was desirous that there
should be no debate, it was felt to be
expedient to afford the minority rea.
sonabls time to Sc. out their views and
their representatives on the Ways and
Means Committee had promised to con.
suit their party colleagues, and inform
the majority on Monday the amount OF
time they desired for debate.
Speaker Reed took baud in the dis.
cussion, pointing out tho necessity for
the course proposed in the interest ol
early adjournment and OF harmony. So
many members desired to express their
opinloss that 1t became necessary to
apply the Hve.minute rule. Finally
upon a viva voce vote, MIR. McKinley's
plan was adopted and the Committee on
Rules was instructed 10 fix the timo tc
be allowed for debate, after the minority
is heard from, and bring In the specia
rule early in the week.
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HERE'S ENCOURAGEMENT,
Date for Withdrawing Buu,lcd Import
will Certainly bs Fixed mt February

Date for Withdrawing Bou,lcd Imports
will Certainly bs Fixed at February I.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 1.-The
Treasury Department caused careful in.
quiry to be made as to tho probabilities
Of Congress fixing later date than No.
vember l in the pending tariff Lii for
the withdrawal Of bonded merchandise
under existing schedules, and Assistant
Secretary Nettleton has given the Asso-
ciated Press the following statement as
to what conclusion was reached:
"The information obtained renders it
as cure as any future legislative event
can be foreseen that the date for with.
drawing goods will be fixed at February
l, 1891. Indeed, owing to the well nigh
universal request IRON the business cou,.
munity that the latter date be fixed, aud
the general feeling OF apprehension,
grouudless or otherwise, connected with
the earlier date, there appears to be but
little opposition to the change. The
Seuate Conn ittec have held no formal
conference as to the matter. but 1 have
seen MessrS. Aldricb, Allison and
Hiscock, OF tho Senate Committee, and
Chairman Mckinley, Of the House, and
am able to state definitely from inter.
terviews with them that they favor the
proposed extension to February /. The
President to-day expressed his concur.
renee in the suggested change, Mr.. Nc,
kinley in my interview with him used
the following emphatic language: Moth
ing should be done by Congres to tight.
en- the money market il it can be avoid.
ed, in justice to all interests. Whethe,
the date fixed by the Senate for the
Withdrawal Of merchandise in bond
would have that effect or not, il there il
a widespread belief in the besiness com.
munity that it will do so. it is about as
serious as though it was q fact. The
House OF Representatives will do moth.
ing rashly or inconsiderately, and even
il the apprehended money stringency
has been promoted by undue imports
tions for purposes Of speculation and te
thwart the elect Of tariff legislation, yel
il close times come others must sutiel
besides those vino occasioued them
Therefore, Congress should not hesitate
to give such time as will prevent any ex.
traordinary demand for money In th,
present condition OF allsirs,
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regarding the amount OF money tied up
In the Treasury. lie said:


Comparisons have recently been
made Of the sur plus US II Is now reported
In the. Treasury, with the anouptfeport.
GU year ago, from which the erroneous
conclusion is drawn that the present
Administration has pursued q policy
tending toward contraction. In this
connection the following authoritative
statement will show the fallacy Of this
belief:
.,"The amount OF not cash, fractional
silver and National bank redemption
fund In the Treasury on the lst OF Sep.
tember, 1889, was about Sl4l, 900 900.
The amount OF tho same items Septem.
Der 10, 1890, waa $0O,500, 900, which
demonstrates tho fact that over forty.
one millions more money has been paid
out since September |, 1889, than has
been received in the Treasury during
that time. In other words, every dol.
lar received by the tfeisafy since Sep.
tember I, 1889, has been paid out, apd
over forty millions besides. The an.
parent surplus shows September 10, |
1870, Of S33. sos, eco is made up as fol.
lows: Fractional silver coins, about
81. 100000 unavailable for purchase
Of bonds; in National repositories,
~, 100000 land now in circula.ion).
THESE two items, amounting to $4,000.
OoO, deducted from the 500, ,0O0, 900, leaves
about So, 900. 900. which represents the
entire avsi!able cash in tho treasury, and
That SUN is part OF the $j5, 100000 OF
National bank redemption funds made
lyallAble by recent action OF Congress.
There Is, therefore, not q dollar in the
treasury surplus which came there by
me payment OF custom duties or inter-
nal taxes. Hence there is not dollar
Which represents any boarding Of the
',irrency during the past year. The
So5, 900, 900 above referred to has been In
he treasury for several years, and this
und a. one time during the last admin.
ssrution amounted to about Sll0.OOO,.
)00. .s-s"-0 :.
"rhe nbovc statement is not a theo.
etical exposition Of the condition of the
Treasury, as it is An actual fact that
h.te were in circulation on the let day
i September over SIS, 100000 more than
here were On September |, 1889"
Secretary Window said that he would
'rotab|y take steps at once to purchase ,
ONE Government fuur-per-cents, but /
low many he would redeem he declined
o state. He intends to remain in Now
loIk for several days, and take all mecca.
ary steps to relieve the stringency in :
he money market.
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peeial Dispatch to the In,eEiytncer.

Special Dispatch TO the in'eEiDtnccr.
MARrISsBURa, W. Va Sept. 14..-NIr.
R. S. s.Eichelberger, living just on the
outskirts Of this city, has leased his large
farm to MIR. John Il. Percy, OF Cumber-
land, Nd, who intends to erect thereon
a number of large brick.kiIns. Mr.. Per.
cy has obtained patents for new pro.
cess Of making brick and kiln for dry.
ing the same. lie is in combination
with Baltimore capitalists who will push
the enterprise at once, which is Designed
to yield capacity Of 4,000,OU0 bricks per
day. The land underlying Mr. Eichel-
berger's farm is said to be OF the inest
quality for this purpose.
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His Body Arrlyes,

STOCKHOLM, Sept. l4.-The body Of
Capt. John Ericsson, was landed from
the United States warship Baltimore at
two o'clock this afternoon. The transfer
was made with much ceremony
Speeches were made BY Captain Schley,
OF tho Baltimore, by the American
Minister and by Admiral Peyron
The funeral barge steamed to the
landing, followed by at imposing
boat procession, and was met by an
immense crowd. 1t is estimated tha;
1000 persons viewed the funeral pro.
cession. which contained representatives
of the King Of Sweden and OF the United
States. The remains were then con.
vsyed by train To Warmland. The mum.
icipal authorities will give banquet to
the officers Of the Baltimore at Hassal
back tomorrow, and Tuesday gala per
formance will be given ut the Opera
House in their honor. On Wednesday
they will dine with the King at Ditt
nighol.
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The Third Senatorial District.

Special Dispnich 10 The En,eiiJencer.
CLARKssuRo, W. Va, Sept. 1.-THE
Senatorial contest in this part OF the
Third district is beginning to create con.
siderable interest. The nomination OF
Hardman at West Union on Thursday
by the Democrats is received with very
bad grace by the members OF that party
here, and it is not unlikely that he will
be cut badly in November. Patton, his
opponent for the nomination, was in
town yesterday, and apparently felt gore
over his defeat. He is said TO be man
OF no extraordinary ability or education,
but is good worker and has the faculty
OF "howling" with considerable effect at
the district meetings. Republicans gen.
orally would have preferred that he
should have been the nominee, rs it ia
conceded that Hardman will, outside of
Harrison, poll almost the entire Demo.
cratic vote.
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BERKELEY DEMOCRATS
Meet In Convpptlon to Endorse n Slate.
Kicking In tho Banks.

aIest In Convpution to Endorse n Slate.
Kicking In tho Banks.
Special DiIpd.eh 10 he hiielii1encr.
MARrlSsBuRe, W. Va, Sept. 1.-THE
harmony which the Democrats claim
has characterized all their conventions
this fall, received another shock yester.
day at the convention which met to
select the county ticket. There was q
large attendance Of delegates, and candi.
mates Tor the several offices we're as thick
as mosqutpes in jersey, and before the
affair was over every one about WAS in.
furiated. The convention was called to
meet at II a. m., but it was just 3 p. m.
when they assembled to nominate,
The Offices to be filled in the coming
campaign were Two members Of the
House Of Delegates, CLERK Of The County
and Circuit Courts and County Com.
missioner. sI1.tfIt rplf- q 20 f1.z, j,
1t has heretofore been mutual agree.
ment between the two parties that there
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BIG WORLDS FAIR SCHEME,
frof. Putnam, OF iinr'ord College, Designs
Mammoth Etiiuurruphlcul Nusrum.

A'"A' u'u"h' OF hhf'otu college, Designs
Mammoth E,l,noErnphlcal Museum.
CHICAGO, Sept. l4.-Laudscape Ec.
glneer F. l.. 0lmstod will arrive to.mol.
row to join his partner, Mr.. German
IN tho work Of laying out the srountz
for the Worlds Fair and consr |.
with the other members OF tho
Advisory Board, which was appointeI
by the Grounds and l,uildipy,
Committee. Mr.. OIusted will have a
large corps Of assistants. IIe has spcuyp1
the Bervices Of one who is said to be tl,
best landscape architect iu tho country.
secretary Butterworth returned from
Washington today. On the subie,t
OF amending the uct OF Congress 70
as to permit the President to invi,.
toreign nations To participate in
the Columbian Exposition and enable
them TO at once commence to prepa,e
these exhibits, he said that view OF jts
being IN affair OF national ituportar c,
the National Com mission, instead Of tho
Local Directory, would take the matter
up and recommend this amendment In
Congress. This action, he thought
would be taken early in the session. of
the National Commission, which opens
here Monday.
Prof. Putnam, Of Harvard College, ha
submitted q proposition which was t.
day referred to the Fine Art Committte @
relating to au elaborate American elhuo.
graphical exposition as part Of the fair.
The exhibit hepropoaes, should remain
as the nucleus OF a great permanent
hthnosraphlcal museum. His de.
sign 10 tor mammoth building.
fac Bimile OF tue wonderful Stone
structures Of prehistoric architectlrs
numerousi in Mexico, Central America
and Peru. The idea is to present in do.
tail showing OF what Wal in America
and had been here, so far as man is c)n-
:erned. when Columbus made it posi-.
Ole ior our own race to take possession
Jf tue continent.
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Murderer IDtlIcicd,
speei.l Dispatch to the In.eRiynetr,

: CLARKsuURd, W. Va, Sept. 1.-THE
grand jury brought in a true bill against
Wilson Marsh, accused OF shooting
James White. The indictment charges
him with shooting with intent 10 kill.
His trial is expected to take place dur.
iug this term Of the Circuit Court. The
other three negroes who have been lying
in jail, charged With being accessories,
were discharged, no indictments being
found against them. .
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be no contest for the Clerksoi the County
and Circuit Courts, continuing In their

be no contest for the Clerks Of the County
and Circuit Courts, continuing In theil
respective Offices G. W. Doll, Democrat,
and S. II. Martin, Republican, both oil
! whom arc very efficient officers, but this
time the Democrats want to perpetuate
their policy and take It all, aud have
spent most Of the embryonic campaign
In hunting a man popular enough to
defeat Martin.
This object brought forth numerous
candidates, among whom were George
W. North. Capt. ". B. Colston and s. l..
Dodd. North was undoubtedly the
strongest man, aud could have carried
Berkeley county, but for some or an.
other, reasons Us yet unknown, at the
last moment he declined. Colston was
most seriously objected TO because he had
been living of OF spoils all his lie, md
he was fought TO the bitter end. Two
caucuses were held, and amid wrangling
and skirmisbing and clamorous denun-
Citations, II #ss Ia tbe Interest OF peace
decided 10 nominate Colston, and tho
rest OF the ticket was formulated before
the caucus adjourned.
i.otd and bitter wero the feelings OF
the delegates when they went into con.
vention. One delegate actually refused
TO vote any way at oil.
The convention was mere form.
Messrs. Robert Lamon and G. Allan
Viewer were put in nomination for
House Of Delegates, Henry J. Subert for
County Commissioner, and Capt W. B.
Colston and c. w. Doll for Clerks OF the
Circuit and County Courts, respectively,
all Of which were accepted by the con-
vention. .I |
About five minutes after the nomina.
tions ono fellow holloaed "Three
CHEERS" aud was complfmented by tt |
taint response 10 his motion. Senator
Faulkner was then escorted into the
court house and made half hour speech |
On the tariff bill. I
The Republicans are aroused at the
action of the Democrats in bringing out
A man in opposition to Martini and
ayow their intention OF nominating one
oi the strongest Of their men 10 defeat
Mr., Doll,
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uo Threw tho rraiu or tho rruck.

LIMA. O., Sep. 14.-Lass night about
1850, train OF oil cars on the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton & Dayton road ran over
a man named Dallas Garter, instantly
killing him. He was OF great bulk, and
his body threw the train Oft the track
Conductor Charles Smith was thrown
between the tracks by the jarring and
was also killed, while brakeman Miller
was hurled down twenty foot cmbank.
meus and badly injured.
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Deny tho Allegation,

CHICAGO, Sept. li.-Nclson Morris, P.
D. Armour snd others deny that they
have any intention Of becoming dis.
tillers. A statement vsa recently spread
broadcast that the iopr were nbout to
stsrs an immense distillery at Kansas
City, or some other point on the Mis-
eouri river, with the intention Of break.
ing up tho whisky trust.
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INTERESTING CENSUS FIGURES.
population b5 Counties ur tho First wc,,
virginia Census Dl,ttlct.

Hon. George NJ. Bowers. Supervisor
Of Census for the Fist Census District
Of West Virginia, has completed tho
count OF the population OF all the conn.
ties Of bis district, which comprise nor.
than one.hall Of the State. Below are
given the totals Of each county, together
with population In 1880, showing Ii. in.
crease. The largest part OF the increase
is the result OF the "boomn which has
begun within the last three or four
years. The creates. percentage Of in.
crease has been in Tucker county-over
100 per cent. the next was In Ohio
county, whlls Wood. Marshall, Marion,
Hancock, Wclz,l and others
make satisfactory showing. The coun.
Ties Of the Second district will bs re.
ported shortly. Following ars the
1pufps.
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BARRUSDIA'S DEATH

I,st cai;ed to tho Attention OF Ono
Hu,acll Of Congress.
WAsulSaros, D. G., Sept. l+'-Repre'
sentative McCreary, Of Kentucky, yes
terday introduced in the House the
folio Sing resolution:
RrsOlped, That tho killing OF General
Barrundia, on the steamer Acapulco, py
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Thres Killed Outright,

DEADwoop, S. D., Sept. l4.-Another
fatal accident occurred yesterday, on the
Black Hills 4 Fl. Pierre railroad, in
which Judd Batden, Mrs. Snyder and
boy, OF Lead City, were killed OUTRIGHT
and many others seriously injured.
1t was IN excursion train with 900 pas.
sengers. A leavy tree fell across the
rear car, throwing it from tho track.
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the authorities OF Guatemala, while on
board an American ship and while
Under the protection OF the flag OF the
United States, demands an immediate
Investigation, and the PRECEDENT OF The
United States, is requested, II not incom.
patible with the public interest, 10 trans.
init to the House Of Representatives all
Information In his possession concerning
this transaction,
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THE PRESIDENTS POSITION.
There Wnl Ee No Panic II tho Admins.
traiion Can Prevent 1t.

There VIII l.e No Panic II tho Admins.
,ra'ion Can Prevent 1t.
WAsHISGroS, Sept. 14.-There was q
long consultation yesterday by wire be.
tween the President, at Cresson, and
Acting Secretary Bachelor and Assistant
Secretary Nettleton, at the Treasury
Department, concerning the stringency
in til. money market, during which the
whole situation was thoroughly gone
over.
The President, it is understood, stated
that it Was his desire to avert panic in
the money market. and that none shall
be permitted to occur if the Treasury
Department can prevent it. The views
OF the President were telegraphed to
Secretary Windom at New York, who
at noon sent the following message to
the President:
"Have had conference with leading
linanclers. There appears to be consid-
erable stringency, but no reason to ap.
prehend serious consequences. l am
fully advised, and will take such action
% | think the situation requires"
The President has also been in con.
sultation by wire with Major Mckinley,
the Chairman Of the Committee on
Ways and Means, and others in regard
to the proprieiy Of extending the date
liked by the Senate for the new tariff bill
to 70 into effect. The matter, it il un-
derstood, is to be the subject Of further
conference.
The Director Of the Mint announced
to-day his willingness to buy largely Of
silver money, ii the offers are favorable,
in order to assist in relieving the strin-
sency in money.
the Treasury Department has author.
ized the Assistant Treasurer to waive
the rule Of requiring that all bonds
owned by one person or concern must
be presented when prepayment Of into
rest is desired. Osners OF bonds may
present part Of their holdings.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day
purchased SlGi,A00 four.aEd.a.half's
uader circular OF August 50, and Sl0l,.
800 fours at l25.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept l4.--Major D. W.
Sanders, OF the Frankfort Lottery and
the Henry County Lottery, to-day otter.
ed $1,000 to State auditor Norman for
license for one year for the two lotteries,
The money was refused, and ATTORNEY
General Hardin was asked Tor an opin.
ion under the law OF 1890 abolishinp
lotteries.
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Will Hustle Watts.

eptII1IF OIaDUItH 10 VIC 1HItH1VtHCfTs :
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 1.-THE
Republicans OF the Ninth Senatorial dis
trict yesterday nominated DR.. r. II. Lee
for State Senator by acclamation. He is
looked upon as a strong candidate and
will give General Watts close race,
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No Train Robbers Around.

Special DHpdlck 10 Me In'oII1tnctr.
CLARKsDUEG, W. Va, Sept. 14.-.Four
car londs OF bullion passed through here
this morning en- route from Washington
to New. 0rleana.
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n Eg Yong, Sept. l4.-Arrived, steam.
srs Aurania and City Of Rome; Liver.
pool, Holland aud London;! Sorrento,
Hamburg,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, Sept. is, 1870 J
In pursuance OF tho authority contain.
tanned in section ., Of the act OF March 3,
1881, public notice is hereby given that
with view to the purchase OF SlG, 900 900
OF the bonds Of the 4 per cent loan OF
1907, proposals. for the ssle Of such bonds
to the Government will be received al
the Treasury Department IN the city OF
Washington, D. e., at noon on Wcdnes.
day, September Il.
(Sigued) WM. WINDOW, Secy.
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MERIT wins, as the marvellous snccess
OF hoods Sarsaparilla shows, Il ms.
druggists. o'u w al
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EACH pound Of Ohio Valley Cofrae il
pa.t pu Oh useful house tixture-inyesti.
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Ohio Valley. e'''' 0a''''ac1ion-:
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WASHINGTON, D. G.: Sept. 1.-THE fol.
lowing circular has been Issued by the
Treasury Department:
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1t has heretofore been a mutual agree
ment between the two parties that there
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