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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15
FLOOD IN ILLINOIS.
Great Rainfall and Destruction of Prop
erfN.


erty.
BLOOMINGTON. Ill. April IA
most unusual fall of rain. yesterday.
raised the streams out of their banks
and carried away many bridges on coun-
try roads. In this city four inches Of
rain fell in less than an hour There
waSa remarkable fall of hail. the stones
being as large as hickory nuts and wal
nuts The storm south of Bloomington
seems to have been even more severe
than here. The glass in the green
houses in the city was demolished by
the hail. At Miner. l. miles west.
nearly every pane Of glass in town was
broken. The country between Miner
and here was dcluged. and considerable
injury was done To tho Chicago and Al
ton track. Piles of ties We're Heated
away. many Of them being lodged on
the rails. The young wheat and garden
vegetables were crushed fiat.
\ Kankakce dispatch says: The hcay-
lest rain storm ever known in this see
tion of the State fell yesterday after
noon. The storm was general through
ont Eastern Illinois apd was accompan-
led by hail and brilliant electric dis
play. For a half hour the rain fell SO
rapidly that the streets were ovcrilowcd.
The storm will put farmers behind in
their work for some time. as well As I'M
iurc the grain now in.
At Pekin the rain fell in torrents,
flooding many stores and cellars. Hail
stones as large as walnuts fell. damag-
ing fruit trees that were far advanced.
\ Monmouth dispatch says: \ ter
rifle wind. rain and hail storm. accom-
panied by the roaring noise of tornado.
passed north of this city shout o'clock
yesterday afternoon. IL is feared that
serious damage was wrought. The
mercury fell - degrees In two hours.
Hail fell as large as walnutS. and many
windows were broken. The roar of the
storm created panic in this city. The
path of the storm was about three miles
In width. and lay in "a northeaSterly di-
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ANDERSON IS SAFE.
THE CONGRESSIONAL THUGS FEAR TO COM
PLETE THE THEFT
OF Ills Seat McGmnis Has no Case and the
Matter VIII Drag Along Until the Session
Ends Atkins0n's Little Bills-Pen-
SONS Granted

Special Telegram 70 he Register.
WASuINGroN. d. c., April Chair
man Roweu, of the House Elections
Committee. said to-day that the COM
mittcc would not consider Anderson $
case before May LIST, and perhaps not
before the latter part of next month. as
there are several important contests
preceding it. Besides the Sub-cOmmit-
Tee TO visit Arkansas and investigate
Breckenridgc'S election and the killing
OF Clayton. expects TO start about May
lSt and TO Doe gone at least two weeks.
The Republicans are i'm no hurry TO con-
slider Anderson case, as they realize that
10 is impossible 90 reach any conclusion
against Anderson that would not be
manifeStly unfair and meet the con-
dcmnation of the whole country. They
may seek 10 avoid "a direct issue by per
hitting tine ease to drag along through
the session
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Observation-Disclosures.
The Quarrel Between the Southern Pacific
Magnatcs.

SAN Francisco. April lI.-Thc Stan
ford-llmtington quarrel still occupies
public attention. IL is believed that the
southern Pacific directors viii act Simp-
ly in regard TO Mr. Stanford's demand
for am investigation of the charges made
against him by Mr. Huntingdon Mr..
Huntington yesterday said that the inn
preston i'm some quarters seemed 10 be
that he had charged Mr.. Stanford with
using the money of the company 20 fur
thcr his personal ends. lie did not
make that charge. but hc had charged
that the company's money was used i'm
Stanford S behalf. and that it was his
lStanford'Sl busiucS, To- know al all
times how the money of the company
was being used. and 10 See that 10 was
only spent for the compauy'> purposes.
Huntington also insists that the South
crn Pacific general offices shall not Dee
made % rendezvous for politicians. as
hc claims is the ease under Mr. stan
f0rd's administration.
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WAR ON HILTON.
The Secret of His Influence Over \. T.
stewart.

stewart.
NEW YORK. April l4.-The World to-
day began an attack upon Henry Hilton.
The article is entitled. The opening
chapters i'm curious tale Of contempo-
rancouS society How a social secret
was guarded and hidden The mystery
of llilton's influence over Stewart al
last discovered The motive for the
grave robbery at last made clear.
The article asserts that the influence
of Hilton over Stewart was founded i'm a
crime. The crime involved the honor
of "a woman and the reputation and vast
business of the greatest dry goods mcr-
chant ON the continent. Hilton as a
lawyer did the work that aycrtcd the
calamity which would have resulted
from exposure. From that hour his
star began its aSccndancy.'
The article then proceeds to summar-
ize the facts already known as to the
passing of the Stewart fortune into Hi
toms control. II closes with the dccia-
ration that the Stewart will case will be
rcoponcd. and all the facts brought out.
The attack will be- continued in future
editions.
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New. About the Boat. and Boatmen on
the Ohio.

The fine new steamer Keystone state.
Capt Thomas Calhoun in command and
Charles Knox chief clerk. is 'he regular
packet to-day for Cincinnati. She is due
down ~ "a. n.
Can, John Porter. of New Cumberland.
,,ler. hc +, largely engaged iu th. manu-
farture " scwerppe. freDrck. ctc,
makes frequent visits to Wheeling Capt
Porter Sas largely engaged pa towDoatle
% number " years ago. aat owned ihe tow
boat Iogu Porter. made famous during the
yellow ieger plague
Following towboa'- are on The way down
el,o CI.rsa. i0 boats. % Darges. . flats. .
.rr boats. Neuie Walton . boat, i0
blrge,. = fuel boats. Rescue, . boats 3
barge. Charley Brown, boats, barees A.,
John Penny. IS 0arges. Annie Roberts,
with equal 20 10 barges Little Fred. 10
boats. 3 barges. Enterprise, l. oargcs. .
boats: sam Miller. boats. ] barge /,
Beaver. with equal to II barsea.
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coRBETr's GREAT WORK.
The Californian Makes show OF Ne
CnffrpV

New YORK. April ll-JamcS Cor
bctt. the Californian. was given a BEN
cntto-night in the Fifth Avenue Casino.
I'm Brooklyn and IN his thrce-romd con-
test with Domiuick McCaiIrcy, ne
made game of the Eastern
man. having outgcucrallcd Me
CalTrcy on every point In the first two
rounds the Sparring was light, but in
the third and fifth Corbctt created APP
plause when hc demonstrated how easy
il was for him to do as hc pleased
with McCafTrcy. Steve O'Donncll, the
referee had mo- objection or hesitation
in giving Corbctt the palm. Johnny
Reagan was timckccpcr. Billy O'Bricn.
the manager of the affair, said he would
bring Corbott and Sullivan together be-
fore long. Jack Barnett was specta-
f,r
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BUcKIIANNON BUDGET.
Pushing Work on the W. Va. and Pitts
burg Railroad.

NlfftNt Af4fff NWt I" lM' 4tfttottfs
BvCRHANNoN. w. Va, April l4.-Nlrs.
Ann T. Wertenbaker. very aged lady and
former resident of this place died at Clarks-
burg ON the 18th and was buried here yes
terday.
The roads in this county are worse than
they have been any time since during the
war
The contractors for widening and extend
mg the W. Va and Pittsburg railroad from
Clarksburg TO Three Forks, are pushing
;he work as fast as the weather will per
init
Newton x Gifin, the enterprising lum-
bcrmcn of this place, were awarded the
contract for furnishing cross ties from here
10 Solbyvillc.
The electric light plant enterprise is an
assured success
The town Council has submitted TO the
voters loan ordinance to be- voted ON May
lst The proposition is TO issue bonds and
borrow 10000 Oforpermanent improvements
Of our streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

GREAT FAILS. y. H.. April H. The al
legged confession of Isaac b. Sawielle Is
universally discrcditcd here. 1t is Sener
auy thought that the story is a fab
rication. and that if Sawtellc is the
author of it he has constructed
il To explain the evidence against
him I'm the most favorable light. and TO
make IL appear that the murder was com
mittcd In Maine, So that he may escape the
Inrt.
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Arainst the Hack Drivcrs' Ta4.

sDrri4l T,i,gr1H to NE Hsgis'4.
WASHINGTON. Pa. April 1.-THE hack
drivers and thcmembers of their fraternity
are awaiting with intrrcstthe outcome ol "a
case which will soon come up here. VI. II.
Stevenson Esq, is counsel for man VINO
refuses % pay his hack license. as required
bv am ordinance enacted inaccordance with
am act of Assembly of April -, l>>9. He
states that the act is unconstitutional ana
consequently uo borough can pass ofdi-
nanccs and levy or collect license from mack
drivers
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FAILED TO START.
Chicago Builders Can Not secure Enough
Non-J MON Men.

CmCAGo. April ll.-According to
programme the master carpenter, be-
longing To- the Association made an at
tempt to start mp work To finish the
contracts ON hand with non-union men.
The movement was not general, as the
number of non-union men ON hand was
not very large. # j., declared that ii
the master carpenters persist in putting
uon-union men al work general strike
of bricklaycrs and ma>onS will be- or
-I..l..L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

Yesterday morning as resident of To
routo with mis- wife and child Were passing
along the river bank in front of that village
the head Of "a child was noticed protruding
above the water among the willows An
investigation showed the body % be that Of
"a new born female infant A TELEGRAM
was sent 90 Coroner Starr. OF Steubcnyille.
who went up and held an inquest Medical
testimony showed that the birth hid been
natural. but without the assistance Of "a
physician 0r midwife The back of the
head wa, bruised as though by blunt in-
str.meut. and the skull was crushed. The
body had evidently been IN the water a
dag or two, but was u good condition SO
ciew exists as 10 the parents of the child.
although 30 is clearly ease Of murder
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15
White Cap Dynamitcrs.

KINGSTON. ONT. April n.-Miller Me
mtvre. of Downey's Rapids, has been a
victim of the White Caps Whilea at Tweed
recently "a note was addressed TO him, or
derinr him Ito pack up and clear out '
Hc did not heed the warning and few
.davs ago his house was shattered by dyna-
mite. Though violently thrown from their
beds. none of the nine inmates We're inllr-
ed The authorities are investigating the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

KAN>A, CITY. April H. -Stockmen are
shipping cattle into the Cherokee strip M
defance of the Presidents proclamation.
Hundreds of traiuloads are being SEM
there The cattle are billed through 10
Kansas points but when the trans se5 4!i.o .,
the strip the car doors are opened anu .uI
cattle hastily mloaded IL is estimator
that 900 cattle are thus being hauled INTO
the strip every day In spite of the vigilance
of the military
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co TO GOTHAM.
Minneapolis Doe. Sot Appreciate Enter
prislng AIdermcn.

MINNTAporl~. MIN April o.. The
result of the GrandJury's tWo weeks in-
Ncstigatiou of the AidcrmauIc boodlr
charge, were made evident this morn
ing. when bench warrants wcr" issued
for the arrest OF Aldermen John Nc
Gowan and Fred. lirur>habor, of thc
stward. and City Clerk Chars. J.. llmcN
The charges are bribery on attempted
bribery. The Aldermen are accused oi
soliciting money for the vacation OF o.
street and the City Clerk is alleged to
have offered to q Chicago company to
deliver twenty-five Aldcrmnnic vote,
for 400 asphalt paving contract DO hrwa-
mini - Mnn.
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West Virginia Pensions.

S0.-'gi Ttgrua 70 me- Register
WA~mNGroN, ID. c.. April l4.-Pcn-
,ious have been granted West Virginia
applicants as follows: Origiual-Georg,
W. Culver. Fulton Station: Abraham
lee. uazIctou; John Williams, King
wood: John Bowers. Wolf Run; John
Bean. Weston. lncrcaSc-licnry 4.
Erskinc. Winfield; Sandy Sulley. Mason
Citv: Nicholas Pruuty. Centre Point
original Widows. ctc.-lames. father of
John w. Buck. of Van Camp; Mary
widow of Dclarmay Dictrick. OF Belts
Ioufse Dicbrecht. former widow OF
Lewis Thomas. of Wheeling
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Sub-lIarlnc Monster.

PARIS April Further trials of the
new electric submarine torpedo boat Gour
bel which is named afterits inventor. have
been held at Chclbourg. The boat was
submerged for thrce-quartcrs of an hour.
and during that time performed number
of manpuvrcs which satisfactorily proved
that she can bc handled with perfect ease
and safety under water
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Squabble over the Speakers Ruling
Converse to Attend Randall's Funeral.

>quabhle Over the Speakers Ruling
Converse to Attend Randalls Funeral.
CoLUMBUS, O.. April l4.-When the
House assembled this evening, hot
discussion between Democrats and Re
publicans enSued on the approval of the
Journal. Adjournment was hastily
made last Friday. Speaker Hysell
ruling the bill lcgislating Railroad
Commissioner Cappcllcr out Of Office.
out of order. because not local bill.
which the House had met to consider.
The journal. when read, showed no al
luSion 10 this. Republicans objected TO
this omission and tried to put the Dem
ocrats in hole, but the journal was
finally approved.
EX-CongreSsman George l.. Converse,
a close friend of Randa'S. will attend
his funeral at Philadelphia.
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cnntnn.. Clnb Formed.

CANTON. o.. April l+.-Cmton base ball
.l.,.,.tors have signed sixteen men-Na ak.
1Cs,.,-1b callahan. Reark Irwin. Collins.
Kelly. carr. Breskett. Ashenhack, Riley;
1Viiiiams. Coleman. Young, Markle and
S,heifI No manager has Vet been Sc
cnrod and the negotiations with Jimmie
peeples are of for good.
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mill snnnnrt thc Cnrpentcrs.

Bo,rox. April l4.-Orsanizers reported
at the meeting of the Carpenters. District
Council. last night. that every trade orsan-
ilation I'm the State promises 10 hnanciallA
support the carpenters I'D lhclI D.-uv .i.. anu
~ '','' ,bo STATE number $500, and they are
.,,...,5 b, their leaders 20 make every effort
~, sc.ure fbe concessions without a strike.
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DEMOCRATS WIN.
They Get Majority in the Rhode island
Legislature.

Providence. R. l.. April l4.-Thc post
poued city election Saturday resulted in "a
Democratic victory, giving that party a
senator and eight representatives They
We're chosen on one ticket ami by the whole
ticket instead of by districts. The COM
plcxion of the incoming Legislature shows
., Democrats and 80 Republicans, which
gives the Democrats a working majority.
with two TO spare. and insures the election
of the Democratic State ticket
The Australian ballot system worked
like clockwork yesterday, very few voters
requiring instruction i'm preparing their
ballots. while everybody had time enough
20 vote. II was the largest ever cast i'm the
city
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Sbellenbcreer seen IN Ncw York.

DoYLEsrowN, PA, April H.-J. Monroe
Sbellonberrcr. the lawyer who is nQE a
fugitive from justice after having. swindled
residents of Bucks county out OF SioQ,OOO'
was seen i'm New Norkou Saturday. Hen
,.y Purdv. of this city, met him IN that city.
and I'm answer To questions Nhellenoerger
said that he got himself into hole and
had TO skip" Large rewards are offered
fnr his capture
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HoERInLE CONFESSION.
\ woman, Hands Twice Dyed in
Blood.

PnLAprrrmA. April Mrs Belle
Miller and John Mann have been in Jail at
Towanda since March 39. charged with the
murder of !. W Wilcox, whose body was
found in the ashes of burned barn IN
Bradford county. Mann. who succeeded
Wilcox I'm the affections of Mrs. Miller,
Yesterday confessed that Willcoy was de
coved To- the barn by Mrs. Miller. who hit
him ON the head with am AK. stabbed him
and then fired the barn Mann said Mrs.
Miller feared Wilcox because the latter
knew She had poisoned her husband.
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AVERTED \ BATTLE.
The New Yorl, strikers Resume Work.
Non-I nion Men Discharged.

NV YORK, April lI.-What threaI-
encd to bc a long and bitter fight be-
tween capital aud labor, and the way of
q strike of the trades generally. has
fortunately been avertcd and to-day
men of all trades went TO work at the
usual hour.
The difference between the Central
Labor Union and the lIccla Iron Works
people was adjusted yesterday, TO the
satisfaction of both parties, and pro-
nmciamcuto was sent forth that tine
mcn who were called ont ON Friday and
Saturday should resume work again.
The non-union men employed have been
hi.nhnrn.l
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MANNINGToN's BOOM.
The oil Wen Has Brought Hopes of
Millions.

Speciai telegram 10 ne Register.
MANNINGToN. w. VA, April H.
The Burt well made splendid showing
to-day. In two and onc-half hours it
put flity-six barrels in the tankS-a
rate Of nearly five hundred barrels Il
day. The well has given a tremendous
impetus to the oil boom here. An I'M
mcnsc number of oil contracts have
been made in the last few days, and
work will begin on gigantic scale.
Derricks are now being built on the
Fleming. Amos and other properties
near town. The people Of Warrington
are already bcginnining to claim that
the county seat must be- moved here. or
a new county created.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

PLuNfEip. y. D.. April lf-At the l0.D
o'clock mass az s. Marys Roman CaihO-
Dc Church Yesterday morning Rev Father
Smythe. the pastor publicly announced
that John Day and Mary Newman. two OF
the par.sh.0uers had been eXcommunicated
because they were united iu marriage by %
Brooklyn clergyman during the leuten
season
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WANT \ NEW COUNTY.
Citizens of Kanawha and Fayette Di>sat-
isfcd.

~ III INfIIUH NJ III H'NIfTff.
CHARLESTON. w. VA. April 1l.-No-
tices are posted at prominent places i'm
Cabin Creek district asking all who are
willing to contribute to fund to aid iu
thc formation of new county To meet
li East Bank at an early date. The
proposed new county is to embrace all
thc territory lying on both sides of the
kanawha river between the mouth Of
Lcu'S Creek. in Kanawha county. and
kanawha Falls, i'm Fayettc. There is a
strong popular sentiment at the mine,
In favor of the formation of the new
county. but the business men generally
oppose il.
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READ THE BIBLE.


CucACo. April IA dispatch from
Oshkosh. Wis. SAYS; President Aioee
of the State Normal School here, has re
cciyed % letter from oneof the Judges oil
the supreme Court of the State concern
ing tine recent Bible decision. In am
swcr To- thc questions OF Mr.. Aibee. th'
Judge saws that the decision prohibiting
the reading of the BibIcin schools mere
lv forbids its use as "a special book Tor
specifically religious purpose. I'm othei
words. the Bible may be- used iu tho
school like history or any other book
and as such may Dee read before the 'n
tire school.
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Natinnnl rIremen.s order.

New YORK. April Delegates repre-
scutiug the various organizations of fire
men IN this city. Brooklyn. Jersey City.
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Boston and Chi
cago met to-day for the purpose of forming
national organization. About thirty del
cgatcs were present
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Maud had q fine figure good 'aoe and
pretty name One should see her az dis
tancc When She began to talk. you real
led that She never used SOLODONI
Her breath was unlike the breezes Of AraoF
the blest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

PHILADELPHIA. PA. April l4-The cele-
bration OF the twenty-hith anniversary
of the establishment Of The military Of the
LOYAL Legion boGus iu thi, city to-m0r-
row \ large number OF delegates arrived
this evening and 10 is estimated that when
an have arrived. over 800 members Of the
order VIII bc here Gen r. B Hayes.
Commauder-.n-CAiei of The order. arrived
tonight
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Elghl-IIour AgitAtiou.

BrpA pr~UL April li The men cm-
ploycd iu the machine shops OF the rail
ways here held meeting yesterday and
adopted "a resolution 90 a-itatc Doc favor of
eight hours for day work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

ST Lori-. April lA-President d. j.
AIacllev. of the Mackey railroad system.
arrived here last night and in talking about
his roads emphatically denied all rumors io
the effect that the Big Four people are hs-
uring on the absorption Of the Machey sys-
tom
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15
NEAGLE Il SAFE.
The a. :. Supreme Court AnIrms the Cali
fornia Decision.

WASHINGTON. April l4.-Thc United
States supreme Court, i'm am opinion 10y
Justice Miller to-day, affirmed the judg-
mcut of the California Circuit Court iu
tine case OF Cunningham, Sheriff. plain
tin iu error vs. David Neaglc-
This case grows ont of the shooting of
Judge Terry railway station at La
throp. Cal. last August. by Ncaglc. IN
order Co protect Justice Field. whom
Terry had assaulted Thcdcci>ion Is i'm
\enulc'~ favor.
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FALSE PROPHETS.
Oakland ami san Francisco Not Destroyed
a. Per Contract.

SAN FEANcI>co. April l4.-To-day
was the day set by Mrs. Woodwork.
Geo. Ericksou and other crankS for the
total destruction OF san Francisco and
Oakland. ltpasscd of, however, without
any sign of conyulsion. Several hun
dred persons who had been converted
by Mrs. Woodworth had left their
homes and were cncampcd on the hills.
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ALL MAY STRIKE.
Fresh Trouble on the Pennsylvania Road
Lines.

PIrTSBUEG. April IA secret meet
ing of the railroad Brotherhood was
held here tonight The meeting was
To discuss and take action ON the late
strike of yardmcn ON the PittSburg and
Lake Erie road. The strike was par
TALLY supported. aud unless certain
grievances are adjusted. it IS said a
strike will follow on all lines.
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Million. for AN EmnIrc.

Lo>po>. April IA dispatch ftom
Brussels says il is stated that Belgium
guarantees q loan to the Congo State of
eG.000oOO. lt is wmorcd that King Leo
pold refused Germany offer OF .tOn.Uon
for the Congo State
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SILVER COINAGE.
The Republican, substantially Agree on a
Bill.

Bill.
WASHINGTON. April l4.-Thc mcm-
bcrS of the House caucus Silver Com
mittcc had two hours session this
morning There was q general diSpo-
sitiou to reach some kind of au agree
mcut. and q spirit OF concession charac
tcrilcd the entire proceedings. The
basis of the agreement will bee the Win
dom bill 10 will probably provide for
unlimited purchases of bullion produc-
ed iu the United States at the market
price not Co exceed a dollar for 31ll
grains. and when that price is reached
there is to Dee free coinage. The Treas
ury notes issued in payment for the Sii-
ycr are 90 Doe rcdecmabic ia bullion or
..lfr
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cnlnmhn. TnIIor. strike.

CoLrNBr-. O.. April a Tie Tailor'
Union has ordered "a strike 20 take effect
tomorrow morning. About -iJ people Will
be affected The advance asked is about
nifty cents on either pantaloons or vests.