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ALL ENGLAND AROUSED
ny the Serious Nature of tho Dispute With
FrnnCO.

ny the Serious Nature of tho Dispute With
Franco.
LONDON, June l5.-The Newfoundland
delegates, who had been here less than
week, have shocked the bureaucrats OF
the foreign colonial departments by writ.
ing to the newspapers and giving inter-
views to the reporters in tlaSrant disre.
gard Of diplomatic etiquette. They have
been requested to be more cautious, and
in view Of the delicate character OF the
negotiations now proceeding the warn.
ing is considered justiflable. La Pair,
which is indisputably the organ OF the
Elysee, declared to-day that France
must use force to compel the English 10
evacuate Egypt. Presumably, therefore,
Lord Salisbury has finally refused TO give
up the land OF the Pharaohs in exchange
for the surrender OF the French fishing
rights in New foundIahd. o.ss lG'
1t is au open secret that the British
proposal to buy out those rights have
not been received with much favor by
the French Government, and it is rea.
! sonably certain that the present Cham.
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STATE NEWS.
Items OF Interest Called from the State
Exchanges.

Items OF Interest Called from the State
Exchanges.
An oil well is being drilled in Philippi.
A large number OF oil leases are being
taken in Braxton.
The Greenbrier Valley woolen mill
will be removedt to Clifton, Forge, Va.
c. W. Mayors store at Terra Alta has
been robbed Of between $500 and $500
worth OF goods. :
The total valuation OF property in
Lewis county for taxation is reported by
the Assessor at S3,393,000.
William Taylor, OF Hambleton, on the
West Virginia Central road, accidentally
shot his IS year old daughter while care.
lesaly handling revolver. She may re.
cover.
The survey is now being made and
the right OF way obtained for that section
Of the " est Virginia & Pittsburgh road
running from Braxton to Addison, and
south through Webster county, thii
State.
A number OF little boys on Tuesday
got n powder can from the back of J. S
Hyer T. Co.'s store, Mt Hraxton G. f..
which was supposed TO be empty, buj
contained about an ounce OF powder
One OF the boys put match to it ant
ran away, and Robert Humphreys and
John Pierson, who were standing near
were painfully burned about the face
and head. Their hair and eyebrows
were considerably scorched and theil
faces b!ackened by the powder.
The delegates appointed by the Presi
dent OF the West Virginia Association tc
tie National Editorial Association
which convenes at Boston on the 24tl
inst, are John Frew, Of the ISrELLIGEN
GER, ". NJ. 0. Dawson, OF the KingwooG
Journal, George NJ. Fleming, OF Buck
hannon, and james V. Henderson, O
Charleston. Others who are entitled Il
80 are ex-President A. b. White, Charles
r. oldham. W. S. Wiley, Claiming NJ
Smith and Is. Holt. 1t is to be hopet
that they will all be present.
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THE SMUGGLING IN OF CHINESE,
4 Special TrcnSury Agent Inns n Sure. Ca
Against Two Dozen AlonrolInux.

ASpccinl Trcnsury Agsnt Inns n Sure Case
Against Two Dozrn nloncolnns.
Tucson, ARIZONA, june 15.-L. S.
Irwin, special agent Of the Treasury, ar.
rived here to-day to act as a witness in
twenty-four Chinese cases which are
pending. He left San Francisco April
25.h on the same steamer which carried
the Chinese who are under arrest, and
his testimony will show that they came
direct from China. During tho last forty
days Agent Irwin Nhns been stationed at
Nogales in charge OF the force employed
to prevent the violation Of the Chinese
exclusion act. He denies the statement
heretofore made that the Mexican oil.
cials are in sympathy with the efforts
being made to import Chinese to the
United States through Mexico, and sayf
they show a disposition to do every.
thing to aid the United States officials.
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PARIS, June 15.-The race for the
Grand Prize OF Paris Of 100000 francs,
added to sweepstakes Of 1000 each,
distance about one mile and seven fur.
longs, was run to-day, and was won by
Baron Deshickler's bay colt Fitzroya, by
Atlantic out Of Perpelxte. Mr.. +.
Scheibler's colt Fitzhampton, by Hamp.
ton, Lady Binks, was second, and Mr.. il.
peck's bay colt Odd Fellow, by Barcal.
dine, third. In the last betting the odds
were 20 TO l against Filzroya, SO to
against Fitzhampton and G to against
Odd Fellow. Lane rode the winner.
Fitzhampton was ridden by Webb and
odd Fellow by Watts. Nine others
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WASHINGTON NEWS,
Bill for Public Building at Hunt
ington, West Virginia
INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE
Hy Congressman Smith-The Vote on
tho Silver Bill In tho Senate to bo
Taken this A,tcrnoon-Othcr
Measures to be Considered,

eptctci DHDdteh 10 Inc IIteiltJenctr.
WASHINGTON, June l5.-Congressman
Smith yesterday introduced In tho House
bill appropriating $4,000 for public
building at Huntington. This bill is
identical with the one introduced on
Friday in the Senate by Mr.. Faulkner.
Captain Smith tried unsuccessiully TO
get tho House Com.nittee on Rivers and
liarbors to increase the Little Kanawha
appropriation. Mr.. Faulknera bill for
this purpose, previously given In these
dispatches, is the result OF an under.
standing between the two gentlemen
also. Captain Smith, although he is not
in the habit Of making much fuss about
1t, watches the interests OF his district as
closely rs any Of the Congressman, and
has been quite successful thus far In
getting his measures through.
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BROTHER ISLANDS SUIT,
Iho Company Allowed to Give I,ond and
Go Ahead with tho Developments.
SQfcilf nfanILch In fhk fuistLL.s....

| Go Ahend with the Devclspn,en,,
sptefat Df'pdteh 10 lie taitillge,cer.
PARKERsnuRG, June l5.-The applica,
ton OF Best md Lockwood for the ap.
pointment of receiver for the Two
Brothers Oil Company was argued yes.
terday before Judge Jackson In tho
United States court. The court, how.
ever, took bond in $4,000 from the
stockholders OF the company and per.
mitted the development to continue
under tho co.npany's own management.
All expenses arc 10 be deducted and tho
net profits accounted for. The pipe line
was at once advised aud the oil held in
the line, amounting to about 5000 bar.
re!s since tho proceeding began, will be
released TO the Two Brothers Company.
The court informed counsel for plaintiffs
that their bill was defective and must be
amended 30 as to join the land owner in
the defense. Ailidayi.s were presented
by defendants setting forth TINT the
plaintiff, Best, leased Brother Island No.
: In December, 1886. for a term Of two
years, which tern was 10 DO continued
for ten years II within tho two years
Best produced oil or gas in paying 9uan.
tities. For somrclr OF the two years as
the property should be undeyeloped
Best was to pay a rental. Best never did
have lease on Island No. ], on which
the Two Brothers Company has It's wells.
a clause In the lease said he was TO have
tho privilege OF Island No. in case it
sliall be leased 10 anybody" The Two
Brothers Company showed by affidavit
TINT Best had not only made no develop.
ment, but that he had ceased to pay rent
before the term OF two years expired,
and had said to the atlantis, among them
John NJ. Sweeney, Edward l.. Rose and G.
W. Brockunier, that he formerly had
lease on the Islands, adding in his talk
with the two first named, that he was
obliged to give them up because he had
not the money 10 develop or pay the
rental. The affidavit Of &. ". Brock
unier set forth that the conversation be.
tween himself and Best OCCURRED while
the No. well on the Island was being
drilled, and resulted from M effort OF
Best to interest him in other oil proper
ty. The court announced that the case
would be- tried in Wheeling in Septcm.
Der next. Three wells arc producing Oh
Island No. /, n fourth is drilling and two
more. probably three, will be begun at
Orce
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Congressman Wilson Gets mn oir.r,

COLUMBIA, No., June 14.-Congress.
man W. +. Wilson, Of West Virginia,
yesterday, delivered an address before
the literary societies Of William Sewell
College, Of Liberty, Mo. While there
he was waited upon by the Committee
on Nominations Of the Board Of 0ura.
tors Of the State University, and was
rendered the Presidency OF the State
University. He has yet made no an
swer to the proposition, but it is gcuer-
ally believed he will accept.
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MADRID, June l5.-Cholera has brok-
en- outa Pueblo de Rugat, in the Prov
ince OF Valencia, and there have already
been fourteen deaths from the disease.
1t is believed that the disease was con.
veyed to the place by some soldiers who
recently arrived there from North
Africa.
In the city Of Valencia the public
health is good. The Board OF Health is
making M inquiry in regard to the
prevalence of cholera in Puebla de
Rugat. Ia the opinion of local physi.
clans the disease is not OF the Aylatic
tyne,
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sroKASE FALLS, June Is. - James
Leonard, just arrived from Oknanoga
county, brings news that the store OF
"Paw" Cummins was robbed OF large
amount Of merchandise and fifty dollars
cash Thursday last by Indians, who
afterward stampeded a baud Of horses
and terrorized the owner by drawing
the back OF dirk knife across his throat,
then fled from the country. The Indian
agent with posse is in pursuit OF the
Indians.
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The Church Struck 1t Rich.

Plr7snuRGu, Pa, June l5.-Three
months ago the Forest Grove Presbyte.
rian church at CHARTERS was modest
little affair, with a debt and n mesgre at.
tendance. Some Of the elders, after a
hard fight, succeeded in gaining per.
init to dig an oil well on the premises.
Oil was found in abundance, and yes
lerday the little church sold out bodily
to the Standard Oil Company for s92, 900
cash.
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A DfAB0LfCAL FIEND.
AN Unnatural Father Who Horribly As
snults Ills Three Daughters.

An Unnatural Father Who Horribly AS.
snults Ills Three Daughters.
PARKERspuKG, June l5.-Yestcrday az
noon Constable Beckwith and Officer
Had dis went down to the home Of
Amos Dye, who is confined in our coun-
ty Jail charged with incest, in order TO
learn some Of the details OF the awful
crime.
A full statement was made by each Of
the three victims, and all told straight
forward and truthful stories. The dis
closures made were horrible, sickening,
and proves that Dye is either tiend iM-
carnate or else much maligned man.
The Oldest daughter declared that ut
10 years OF age she was forced to sub.
nit to his passions, and stated that the
reason Of her long silence was the fear
Of the awful threats Of her unnatural
parent, who was u powerful and vicious
man. The second daughter detailed
her awful experience with the villain,
but the most horrible recital WAS that
Of the youngest daughter, now II years
Of age. Dye, several weeks ago, osteusi.
bly, went hunting after squirrels and
took tho girl along with him. While
in secluded portion OF the woods Dye
assaulted the child und accomplished
his purpose by brute force. The little
one came home with the clothes nearly
all torn Off her, and was in delirious
condition for several days, and kept say
ing constantly, don't let papa take ME
to the woods" Her condition became
critical and q physician was called
Then it was that the horrible discoveries
were made, and the daughters confessed
to the mother the awful story Of their
wrongs.
The neighborhood is terribly wrough,
up over these horrible details, aud al
that saved the villains neck was his
| sudden flight before the Mortified neigh
bors could realize the eno.mity OF his
acts,
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o.
GERMAN IN TNESClIOOIS
Figures In tho Election OF AIembcrs OF Il,
~ School Dnnril MT lndIn nnn.us

F'kaFeb III tHo Fsiectloh ot AemDerH OF tho
School Donsd Mt indianapolis.
1SplASAroLls, IND, June l5.-The
election of four members of the School
Board yesterday was the most exciting
contest Of the kind that ever occurred in
this city, the interest being second only
to that Of aNational or State election.
The Germans were well organized in
every precinct, and received some MD
from other citizens; but the great ex-
pensr attending the teaching Of German
in the public schools and the depleted
condition ot the city treasury prevailed,
and two Of the old members, men CD.
posed, to teaching the language in the
SCHOOLS, were reelected by small majori.
ties. Considerable money was used, and
1t is charged that there was a great deal
OF repeating, but the results conane the
teaching Of the language TO the Hipb
School grades for the next two yeaIs,
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Season mt Mountain Lake Park.
Special Dispatch to TIC Instaiccnco.

SptCEA DtsputCN " VIC 4httAtktHNts
MouSyAlS LAKE pAEH .MD., June 10
The first guests ior the season arrived at
Grace Cottage on Friday night. from St.
LOUIS, Mo-, Mr.. ". L. Gray, wife aud
mother. Last night A. Q. CobeIn, OF
Boston, Mass, arrived. Mr.. BIS. Good,
OF Wheeling, was here between trains
last evening to make comfortable W.
rangements Tor his mother and sisters
who expect to be here Monday. Mrs.
Beacham and Mr.. Cecil, Of Baltimore,
are here this week putting their cottage
in order for this summer. The livery
stables will be open on and after next
Monday. ..4 -
Mr.. Allen spizsrs, brother and his
wife are here on q visit from Virginia.
Mrs. Carr, of Fairmout arrived here
last weet. l.f5 81, !,
Tue applications are coming in plenti:
fully for board and cottages.
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PlrrsnvRou, Pa, June l5.-Tho win
dow glass houses CT this city and a few
exceptions in the west, closed down and
will remain out OF blast until about Sep.
tember /. Thirty.two factories, run
ming sQ3 pots located in the West and
North will DO idle, and about ten facto-
ries will not close down until July LIST.
The flint and bottle houses will suspend
operations for six weeks on the oS.h inst,
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her will reject any settlement which
does not include or affect Egypt. Here.
tofore public interest In he matter in
Great Britain has been very languid, the
average Engllshman having been under
the impression that the question was
purely one Of HOLSTERS and cod, but no W
that It is understood that 1t may involve
the country In a serious quarrel with
France, the course Of negotiations will
be closely mud jealously watched. The
average Englishman aforementioned,
who knows little Of aud cares less fol
tho Nowfoundlander, Is very sensitive
aud even belliccse when tho subject OF
tho withdrawal from Egypt is broached,
Major Wissman left Cairo on Thurs.
day On route for Berlin. During his
short stay In Egypt he received from
and sent to his Government many long
dispatches, but 1t is not probable that
the African dispute betweea England
and Germany will be settled until he
has personally reported to Emperor vii.
liam aud Chancellor CaprIvi, The
Government here is daily questioned on |
tho subject In Parliament, but It de. |
c'ines to give any information. There
is little to doubt, however, that the
negotiations will result In concessions TO
The Germans In regard to the territory
west OF Victoria, Nyanza, in return for
the German evacuation Of With in the
East. This seems to be SANKEY'S opin.
ion also, although he declines to com.
nit himself to definite statement. He
received communication from
the British foreign office which would
furnish interesting reading could it be
made public. Its effect upon him was
for he has ceased denouuc.
ing the Germans, and now tells English.
men the settlement Of the African 0ues.
tion ia the easiest thing imaginable. It
IS purely a matter Of give and take. The
African wilderness Is not worth shot
tired in anger between Englishmen and
Germans. 1t Is not worth even an ex.
;tange OF angry words,
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Stabbed In the Abdomen.

HoUrsDALE, Pa, June il5.-On Fri
day young man named Couch stabbed
Harry Johnston in the abdomen, leaving
a wound through which tho bowels
protrouded. Couch was arrested and
placed iu Jail. Young Johnston after
suffering two hours died. He was a
son OF Hiram Johnston, a conductor on
the Pennsylvania railroad. jgE
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Didn't Get tho Adxnucc.

CLEVELAND, O., July l5.-The switch.
men OF Cleveland two months ago made
a demand for the Chicago scale Of
wages, to take effect to-day, The
demand was refused. To-day
the switchmen met md decided
not to strike. It is reported tonight,
however, that committee in making
the rounds OF all the yards, trying to
get the men to quit work and that quite
q humber are complying with the order.
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PlTTsDunGn, June l5.-At0 0 o'clock
this evening q heavy wind and rain
storm broke over this city. Street car
lines We're stopped and all railroads suf.
fered heavily by washouts. Trees were
prostrated in the east end Of the city,
and overlooked sewers backed water IN
some places two aud three feet deep on
the Main streets. An electric storm also
accompanied the storm, though no great
damage has yet been reported from that
sOtlrca - - : (
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AsnEylLLE, N. G., June l5.-Mrs. John
X. Scarborough, Of Knoxville, Tenn,
one OF the passengers on the wrecked
train on the Richmond & Danville rail-
road, near Marshal, yesterday, died from
her injuries this afternoon at the Glen
Rock hotel in this city. There were
twenty.four persons on the train, eleven
OF whom were injured. AL the wounded
were brought 70 this place.
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Cnnton Sill Whining

CHnt0h StiII Winning.
Special Dispasch TO the InteAigencer.
CANTON, June l5.-Dayton was downed
by tho home team to-day, Score:
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Trfttle Drowning.

ST. PAUL, June ia special from
Anoka, Mimi, to the Pioneer Press says
a terrible case Of accidental drowning
occurred one mile aud half above this
city on the Rum river this afternoon at
3 o'clock. The following are the VIC
Tins:
Miss Lizzie Murphy aud Nellie Ma.
honey, tho latter's brother, John Ma.
honey, aged respectively, 20, II and II.
They were in bathing and the boy got
beyond his depth. In trying to save
him the girls went under, and they were
all drowned together. 80.
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Chinese Postal Oric cinl Absconds.

SAN Francisco, June l5.-Advicea
from Hong Kong per steamer Oceanic
state that defalcations 10 the amount oi
$4600O0 have been discovered in the
accounts OF s. NJ. Barridas, Superinten.
dent Of the money order department oil
the general postoliice, who absconded
recently.
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Another Canbylise Honor Woman,

LONDON, June 15.--Aliss Fawcett ia
not alone in winning high distinction at
the June examinations Of Cambridge
University. The announcement is made
to day tha. Miss Margaret Afford has
won first place in the classical tripos.
Miss Afford is niece OF Dean Afford.
tamous for his critical edition OF the
Greek Testament. Her father, who is a
preacher Of much distinction, is also a
tine classical scholar. He has been his
daughters principal instructor in her
studies.
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x DEsrEn, Co1, June l5.-rhis after
noon a spark from a passing locomotive
s,artcd q fire In the hay warehouse In
Tho Yards Of tho Union Depot, and
before 1t could be gotten under eontfoI
the private car Of General Manager
Meek. OF tho Fort Worth, and fourteen
loaded freight cars wero destroyed.
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BIisslny Wsst yirIlnln 10y

4 CINCINNATI, June l5.-J. J. W. Cav.
thry, OF Phillip, VIVA, reports that
bis lO.year.old bsy, Eddie left home on
tho Sis. OF last month, md has not been
heard OF since. He wore blue clothes
and new buttoned shoes. He told some
friend, that he was going to Denver,
Col. MI. Gawthry would like any in
formation that any one may have OF the
boy, ~
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Knocked SenseIess aud Drowned.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June l5.-Wes
ley Brown, alias Minters, and Charles
Robinson, colored roustabouts, became
engaged in q quarrel Saturday, on the
steamer Roselie, on the Kauawha river,
above Charleston. Robinson picked up
q board aud dealt Brown blow on the
head, which sent him to the bottom oi
the river. He never rose. Robinson is
now in jail. 1t is not known yet whether
Brown was killed by the blow, or
drowned, as his body has not yet been
recovered.
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Denver StrIksrs Rein,,r..,,

DENVER, Col, June l5.-Three hun.
oFea plumbers joined the strikinr chr.
pen'ters p'e''' and mill men yesterday. There
are al now about $500 men on strike. viii,
eooo prospects OF the number be;np % ;n.
creased next week by the plastcrera
brlcklayess and hodmen, ''
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BASE BALL.
wheeling Drops n Game to Akron-Stand.
Ing of the Clubs.

Ing of the Clubs.
In Saturdays game with Akron the
contest was very pretty one up to the
fifth inning, but after that the visitors
jumped onto Sawyer and pounded tho
very life out Of him. Wheeling's field
ing was very ragged. The team for the
laat two or three days has been playing
pretty rocky ball. The men can do better
work. It appears that they are becom-
ing careless. Brace up, gentlemen, and
put more ginger in your playing. The
Dayton team will be Mt the Island Par),
this afternoon. Following is Saturdays
score:
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Killed by n How.

p1rrspuRau, Pa, June l5.-John BIC
Cau!ey, a river man, and August Smith,
n plowetiul glassworker, got into a 6gh'
at phillipsburg, just below this city, Sat,
urday night. Smith struck McCauiey q
i,jow TINT broke his neck and killed MIN
instantly. Smith gave himself up. II
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Steamship alovem cnts.

Nxw YonK, June H.- Arrived =
steamers Rugia Hamburg, egyptian
Monarch, from London.
PnlLADKLpniA, June 'l5:-ArrlYeaT
steamers Maniloban and Johnston, IRON
Glasgow. HSf5s u y
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Good Day for Flonter1.

New York, June l5.-Between sun.
rise and sunset to-day seven bodies ol
unknown dead were taken out OF the
rivers along the city front.
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FoR bracing up the nerves, purifying
the blood and curing sick headache and
dyspepsia, there is nothing equal TO
Hoods sarsaparilla, ~ o.
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Another {;ootf <ue mt Hrituont.

Special Dltpdlch 10 Tie Inltlligtntcr.
BELMONT, W. Va, June 15.-Johnston
u Brockunier, No. 4, near the railroad
north OF the hotel, came in this evening
at q 400 barrel pace.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

The race for the Tri.State pepnapt is
an exceedingly interesting one, all tho
clubs being pretty well punched. Fol-
lowing IL tho standing of the clubs: