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West Virginia Pensions.

Special Dispatch to he Inteligencer. 'a' @".
WAsuISeroS, D. G., July 1S.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day as
follows:
Original-John Clark, Pennsboro;
Fielding Nay, Clarksburg. MG
lncrease-Dauiel G. Payne, Finch ;
Benjamin Bane, RivesvilIe; Joseph A.
Ala,tick, Cecil: George W. Walker,
ann,!ngton; N. II. Redwood, French
Creek; Conrad G Potter, Buckhannon !;
J; D. Hartman, Olive; Francis Taylor,
Hundred; E. 9: Stewart, Pentress; Ed.
ward Terry, Wyoma; john S. Greer,
Ambrosia; Moses Cox, Salem; Joseph
N. Wesherouy, Terra Alta; john S. Nc.
Whorter. Jane Lew; James Cranley,
Grafton; silas L. Martin, Browns Mills ;
Joseph u. Thomas, PAlatiue. 5
0Hglna! widows, etc.-Mary A., widow
OF John Rice, Amos; Elizabeth, mother
OF Il. 9. RiRgee, Clifton Mills.
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EEAL ESTATE 81. CuLATION
by Members of the Whitp House Family.
Isit Another Red cop Affair:

by Members of the White House Family.
Isit Another Red cop Affair:
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1S.-The
correspondent OF the Pittsburgh Chroni-
Gle Telegraph sends his paper the follow
ing:
The Presidents household has become
connected with speculation in suburban
real estate here, which ia the cause OF
much caustic comment.
Mrs, Harrison has accepted lots, valued
az S27 7,OCO, from the managers OF the
shnrp.sccnted syndicate.
Private Secretary Halford bought lots
for about So, 900. The Presidents father
in-law, John ". Scott, came in for ST.
1888 worth. which ne transferred to his
daughter, Mrs. Mary Scott Dimmick !;
the Presidents sister-in.law paid So. .3Gl
for her share. Mrs. Mckee, the Prpsi-
dents daughter, also invested s3,356.
William II. Crook, the Executive Clerk
ut the White House, also saw q good
thing, and, knowing what was going on,
bought property for S0.34G Miss Alice
3. Sanger, who is the Presidents steno.
erapher and typewriter, also had conf
deuce in the project, for, according to
deeds, she paid $3.50 for her land.
To say that these facts have created a
sensation, very mildly describes the feel
ing hero to-day. The decision OF Demo-
Gratis and disgust of Republicans is 60
thick tha. one can almost cut it with a
knife.
Before these deeds were recorded,
SIrs. Harrison said in an interview !:
There have been suggestions from vari-
Gus sources about the President purchas.
ing summer home in the suburbs Of
Washington, which, at the end OF his
official term, might be sold at a consider
able advance. We have had an example
OF this, but the President will not use his
official rank as means OF making money,
even to the extent Of purchasing home
for his summer use and selling it when
he retires from office. The President has
decided scruples about that. The Com.
mlssioners OF the District OF Columbia,
his own appointees, would doubtless feel
disposed to make improvements in that
direction which would still further give
the transaction the appearance Of II dc.
liberate making scheme"
The properly in question is about sis
miles from Washington, on the upper
Potomac. 0 e.
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THE ClllLDK.N'S FRIENDS.
hafnum q Bailey Coming to DELIGHT md
Instruct Them.

i'"fnam q BAILEY Coming to Delight md
Instruct Them.
After charming the little princessea Of
England, daughters OF the Prince Of
Wales, and hosts OF the children of tba
nobility VI Europe, Barnum & Bailev
are going to cause fiutter in the bearts
OF the little folks in this city, by brinv.
ing their European Show here. and
what wealth Of wonders and emhar.
rassment OF features Barnum 4 Ra;]av
have collected for exhibition in tho;y-
greatest show on earth this yearf T,ha
wonder is, not that they exist. but. that G
they can crowd 80 much into thai ,o.su Hs
ana show them all in one dey. Cages
steam musical chariots and Others, Tiii
beasts, horses In the horse fair, trained
animals, herds ofelephants, hippodrome
races, three circus companies, two mena.
geries, aviary, 1900 Performers an asm,,
OF employees, and, In fact, evervth;n',
that money can buy. Besides ali s th;ss
the lmre Kiralfy's "Nero. or The no,
ssruction OF Rome" undoubtedly tha
most instructive, as well as the prandest
spectacle, ever produced; famil;ar;,;n~
;.h .ne miha ~ OF the youth Of the country
"ah tne customs OF old Rome: with
,; AtaGlan horaea, arms, dancing girls,
reigloua articles. and all accoutrements
and paraphernalia belonging to the days
OF glorious Rome. -Four trains Of 1a;l.
road cars. etc. more in reality than waa
ever exhibited before in any country at
one time, all Of it new, bright, rich and
grand, and the tone Of the hole pure
moral and conspicuoualy clean. Bar.
mum q Bailey have certaiAly great
show, and they are both great men s az
ven as being the benefactors Of the pi,b-
lic and the teachers Of the children! -
Their whole undivided shows viii ha
here on Wednesday, July 50. and the M
great Tree street parade takes place in
the morning at 0 o'clock. 1f'"''. 'So - -
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Tho lIargnc, Agents.

CHICAGO, July lS.-The National Asso-
citation Of General Baggage Agents,
which for the last two days has been in
session, concluded its labors last even
ing and adjourned. A committee from
the Uudertakers' Association and repre-.
sentatives OF the local Board OF Health,
were present, and the subject OF the
transportation OF corpses was discussed.
all the aeaboard lines westward have
ugreed to adopt the special check for for
eign baggage previously adopted by the
association. Greater strictness was de.
cided upon With regard to the shipment
OF hogs, muzzling or Grating being
insisted upon. r.a FE7
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TNREA1'ENED TROUBLE.

Ugly Humor of Striking CIgur-1Inkers ut
BingiInmpton. 4
BlNdnAMrroN, N. y, July 1S.-About
$50 striking cigar-makers assembled in
front OF Hull, Grummond 4 Co. g factory
on Water street at o'clock tonight,
where a number OF non. strikers
were at work. The police force
kept order, but the non.strikers were
imprisoned in the factory half an hour
and finally under the escort OF police
and their employees got away. The
crowd followed close upon their heels
and followed several Of the men 10 their
homes. About the same thing occurred
at Reynolds 4 Rogers factory, where a
woman named Mrs. Folett was notified
il she went to work she would be shot
Trouble is anticipated tomorrow. N
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Another Express Robb.ry,

.rn MINIATURES, Wis, July 1S.-A pack.
age contaioing $4,000 consigned to the
care Of the United States Express Com.
pany mysteriously disappeared in trausit
over the Milwaukee, Lake Shore 4
Western railroad. Following, as it does,
the big robbery at Hurley, the company
is disposed TO regard its losses in that
section US serious matter, and an effort
will be made to probe this case to the
bottom. The package consisted wholly
Of bank notes, and was shipped from
Chicago carly ia the week. II has been
traced as far as Monica, Wis. The rob.
berry occurred on the Rhinelaud division
OF the road,
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Died from iIis Injuries.

SpeciG! Dipalchto the Intetligencr.
PAnKERsBuEd, ". VA, July 1S.-
William Slroehman died last evening at
$3.50 o'clock, just twenty.four hours after
he was hurt. The physicians say it was
miracle that he lived 80 long. Wed.
nesday evening while at work in the
Little Kanawha mill, ore OF the work.
men requested s:rothman to throw n
belt off Il pulley near where he was
standing. He at once complied with
the request, or attempted to, and took
the usual method of doing the act, by
taking a stick OF wood used for that pur.
pose and pushing against the belt. In
some way, howev.r, the piece Of wood
was jerkcd f,om Stroehman's hand and
the rapidly revolving belt threw it with
fearful force against the unfortunate
man, striking HIM in tho abdomen, in.
ilicting fatal interat injuries.
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PlrTsnuRon, July 1s.-The puddIcra
employed at the American Iron Works
Of Jones & Laughlin's struck against the
provision in the scale agreement known
as the "three day rute," and that depart.
ment OF the great plant is now idle. The
provision was adopted by the conference
committee, and it Is not probable tina,
the Amalgamated Association will legal.
i4e the strike. Five hundred men are
idlC "--N '.H' .Hr-rr Fa .-H.4 :
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Tho Lumbermen's Strike.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, July 1s.-The
strikers returned to work to-day in three
out Of the six saw mills which had been
shut down. About 400 strikers are still
holding out but show signs OF weaken.
Ing. Apitator Fry, Of Superior, attempted
to haraugue & laborers meeting last night
but was driven from the hall. He left
town to-day by order Of the Chiei oi
?. lice. WI a-s y 70 =. ri
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ERIE, Pa, July ia hurricane
struck the town Of Girard, west Of Erie,
yesterday afternoon and came near de-
molisbing the town. Scores OF houses
and barns we're unrooied, and the Pres.
byserian church was unroofed and al
most destroyed, The damage to trees
and farm property will be heavy. l
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ORIGINAL PACKAGE BILL,
A Lively Dsbntc In Congrcss-The DeciAlon
-a Blow to S,htcs Rights

=. Ass'S'J DooNAe" SobkEebb kHo DeClklOn
Blow to Siatcs Righls
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 1S.-The
Original Package" bill was taken up
to-day in the House.
Nj. Z. B. Taylor in advocating the
measure, said never had such a blow
been given to State sovereignty and
States rights rs had been given BY the
ascerta'nment that under the cons.itu-
ton ofthe United States the citizens OF
q foreign Slate might take into another
State any property that was subject OF
commerce and there sell it without
liability OF taxation or the burden OF
taxation. He did not advocate the bill
in the interest Of any prohibition party
or any prohibitionists. The besl inter.
ests Of the people demand its passage.
Mr.. Culbertson, Of Texas, said the
elect OF the Senate bill would be tc
transfer a power vested exclusively ia
congress to the Ststes, and tho Siatef
themselves would execute a power
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INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, July lS..-Henry
Hillberg, a baker and restaurant keeper
OF this city, may be worth over $1,000.
600 in short time. One hundred years
ago wealthy John Brand died in Am.
sterdam. In l79l his wife also died
leaving no known heirs and the govern
ment converted all her property int
money, which has been accuuuatine
ever since. Mr.. Hillberg says that Mrs.
Brand wa. his fathers aunt and thai
the living relatives on the side OF the
family are few. The estate is enormous
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Asiiltic Cholera,

ATcnlsoS, KAN, July ls.-There was
a genuine case Of Asiatic cholera in this
city yesterday. Every symptom was de-
veloped, except that it was sporadic
The victim was Mrs. W. R. Bishop, the
wife Of well.known citizen, aud she
died within t*enty.four hours. Two
prominent physicians pronounce tbs
case undoubtedly Asiatic cholera.
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WENT 70 ri,CEs.
Inc Aome Team Phys tho Worst bali II
l... Knowa How, md Luscs.

Tho Homo Team Phys tho worst nu,, ~
Knowa How, nnd Loses.
Wheeling went into yesterdays game
ikea lion aud came out oft like lamb.
Errors, large, Juicy and inexcusable
ones, were partly to blame for the crush.
Ing defeat administered by Mansfield.
1t seems to DO tho fate that when a zoe d
audience Is present, and when Wheel.
Ing, should put forth her best efforts
that Is tho very time tho team goes to
pieces aud plays the worst bali Il kuo~s
now, Tho game started out very WELL
10 The Inst two innings Fournier was
MT hard-Bo easy mark was he that he
wanted to retire from the box. In the
fourth inning Mr.. Gibson gave Mr.
Fournier nice ball, which that elegant
French gentleman sent over the center
aeld fencs for a home run. This per.
iormance tied the score, and Mr.,
Fournier recovered bis dropping spirjis
and pitched good puzzling bali tho re-
matnder OF the game. -'.--' -'-.--'''--'' AZ. Or
: In the fifth Wheeling had a chance 10
retire tho side, but being Hospitality
inclined refused TO take advantage OF the
visitors. and before the last man got out
eight unearned runs were scored. OF
all tho yellow playing seen on the
grounds this season the work done In
this inning took tho caka. Mr.. Gibson
was crushed, and in tho next inning Mr..
Belts was taken of third and put in tho
box. AS 1t was Belts came near PLAYING
tue whole game himself. In the TIRES
innings he pitched only one bit was
made of his delivery. II there had
been anything else for Mr.. Belts to do he
would have done It. What treasure
le is. Oh, for nine men like him. Mr.,
Jline, who tried to play first base, made
i've successful ulerrord-errors that counted
1eavily against Wheeling, II any one
n the country can play worse game at
lrst he Is not at present writing known
o the base ball world. Itwere better to
lraw the vel! over the entire proceed
eedings. Wheeling might put up q
worse game, but she has never yet sue
eeded 80 we'll in this line as she did
yesterday. 1t Is very disheartening to
hose who have friendly feeling for tho
cam to see it do such miserable work.
mo same teams play this afternoon, and
Is hoped the Nailers will pull them
elves together and recover their grip.
hey can do It II they try. Following
70 the details Of yesterdays "tale Of
foe:"
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BOLD DIAMOND ROBBERY.
Vice President alorton'd Cottnge mt Sara
... tOpa ROhbcd

Vice President aIorton'a CottuEs mt Sara
.. toga Robbed.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 1s.-A bold
daylight robbery was committed in this
village. yesterday. About noon sneak
thieves entered the Bliss cottage, on
North Broadway, and got away with
$4,000 worth OF diamonds and iewelry.
The cottage is occupied by Mr.. Morton,
Vice President OF the United States, and
his partner, Mr.. Bliss, with their
wives. 1t is impossible to ascertain
whether the jewelry was the property OF
Mrs. Morton or Of Mra. Bliss, as the par.
ties interested decline to make any state.
ment. Tho police refuse any informa.
ton except to admit that the robbery
was committed, and that a reward OF
$1,000 is offered for the recovery Of the
inWula . It
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DEs MONIES, Ia, July ls,-Governor
Boies has commuted the sentence OF
Fred Muuchrath from imprisonment in
the penitentiary from four month TO
three monthe. He was convicted oi
conspiracy to murder tho Rev.
George Q. Haddock at Sioux City. 1t
was not claimed that he did the killing,
but that he abetted the act by urging
others to do the deed. Tho application
for pardon was filed during Governor
Larrabee's term OF office.
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Tribute to tho Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, July 1S-The fire in the
Western Union building, New York,
having cut of the patrons OF the various
exchanges here from all direct market
quotations, merchants are relying en-
tirely to-day upon the Associated Press,
and they are not slow in acknowledging
their indebtedness to this unbreakabie
source OF information for Trustworthy
figures upon which to do all business.
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TT. WHITE, FLA, July 1s.-Green
jackson, negro, was lynchcd here yes.
terday by the neighbors Of Mrs. Robert
Richards, a white woman, whom he had
outraged. There is great excitement
and none OF Jackson's friends dare 10
cut the body down. q,
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NEw YonK, July ls.-The general
term Of the Supreme Court has handed
down decision in the suit OF Henry
Winthrop Ray, receiver OF the North
River Sugar Refining Company against
D. Decastro and the Bonner
Sugar Refining Company for a
dissolution Of that and ali
other companies composing the Sugar
Trust. The general term restrains the
North River Sugar Refining Company
from removing any property from this
State. ), -
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Killed Two Hrothers.

sAyASNAn,GA.,July 1s.-At Guytown
to-day R. G. Norton, IT,, son OF a physi-
clan Of this city, shot and killed two
brothers named Willie and John Bird.
Yesterday young Norton and Willie
Bird traded muleB. To-day Willie Bird,
accompanied by his brother John, went
to Norton's place to get him to trade
back Norton refused, and John Bird
drawing his pistol told bis brother vii.
lie to break open the stable door and
recover his mule. At this point young
Norton ahot the Birds dead Norton
! has fled.
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DECATUR, I'LL, July 1s.-In rear end
collision on the indianapolis, Decatur &
Western railway during heavy storm
yesterday afternoon, James fines and
an unknown man were killed, and
Robert Williams {colored) seriously in.
jured. They were in charge Of trolting
horses, OF which one OF them were
killed. i- gasa.s,s. As 97 = e
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WlLL1AMspoRr, Pa, July 1s.-The
wife and child of E. D, Nelson, Of this
city, while crossing the Northern Cen.
trail railroad in wagon at Trout Run to.
day, were struck by freight train.
The mother was killed and the child
considerably injured. The approach OF
the train was concealed by some lumber,
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penusylvhniu X, of L.

scorTDALE, Pa, July 1s.-To.day's
convention OF the X. Of L. was devoted
to the annual election OF officers for the
oreanization. The candidates were R,
D. Kerfoot, Peter Wise and james Kee-
Gan Tor Master Workman, and g. NJ.
Parker, Daniel Darby and Z. ]. G. Craip
for Secretary. The vote for Master
Workman was Kerioot 20; Wise lG =;
keegan2. kerfoot was declared elected.
He will serve until January l.. Parker
was reelected Secretary and Treasurer
by large majority, ~
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as well as they could. These operators
worked the hose until the smoke be-
came so thick that they could not Sec
where the fire was. II began to assume
the proportions OF u big black blanket
which almost filed tho room. The wo
men never lost their heads. They kept
as cool as veteran ilremen and the men
worked like beavers. II was eviden.
that they did not know what
was going on down In the
battery room below them. II
they could obtain one glimpse Of the
furnace that was burning away tho
boards and rafters under their very fec,
they would have fled In state of panic.
The llre had crawled along tho floor Ia
the north windows, md 1t bounded
out into the mir 40 II 1t was glad to DO
free from the smell OF smoke, which 1t
seemed trying TO shake of The elevator
men had brought the elevator up to the
fifth floor, and the three women went In
tho cars with some Of tho men.
The bose bad been dropped by this
time with the nozzle pointing some.
where in the direction OF tho dist,ibut.
lug ring box. As fast as tho elevator
cars could take them, the men crowded
In. They began TO realize by this time
that the fire was going To- be u much
moro serious affair than nt first thought.
Smoke was coming through tho crack OF
the floor, and the boards were becoming
pretty hot to stand GU.
When the last few men crowded into
Tho last car they had fearful trip down
ward between heat aud water. Not
until they reached the outer air did
these men realize that escape hud almost
been cut OF, aud 1t Is not on record
where men worked 70 hard under auch
fearful circumstances and against auch
odds as did theso thirty men.
BUSINESS DELAYED.
by the FIRE the commercial exchanges
were completely cut off from all their
telcgraphic connections; the Gotten, col.
fee and produce exchanges depend on
the Western Union Company to dis.
tribute their quotations over the conn
try. All transmitting machines by which
the lickers were worked were destroyed.
This caused a complete suspension
of the ticker service and brought
business almost to a standstill in the
Cotton, Coffee and Produce Exchanges.
In addition to this all the outside cities,
which are reached exclusively by the
New York wires, were cut of, and the
public grain and cotton cables were also
lost through the cutting OF OF the wires
The suspension Of tho telegraph facilities
had worse effect than the blizzard Of
1855.
For some time, the only business
transacted had consisted OF arbitrary
dealings with Boston, Chicago and Phil.
adelohm and the execution OF orders by
houses having private wire connections
with the cast, south and west. Tho
operators working thess wires were idle
and the brokers had no interest in the
market. Its stock exchange business
was practically dead. Tickers will not
be in running order for some weeks and
the brokers nrc anxious to know how
thev will obtain their quotations.
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We'll Known Alnn Dead.

GRAFTON, W. Va, July 1s.-Benja.
min S. Gilbert, foreman boiler. maker for
the Baltimore ( Ohio railway here, died
at 4:l5 this morning OF typhoid fever.
He was forty:G years Of age and leaves
widow and three children. His fu.
neral will occur at 8 o'clock Saturday
afternoon,
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AsurABuLA, ONO, July IS. = The
steamer Cambria, while leaving port
this morning, collided with the schooner
Verona, orc laden. The latter sunk in
twenty feet OF water near the pier,
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Tlie Judge Makes n Record.

PARIS, TEXAS, July 1s.-There were
nine men sentenced to death in the
Federal Court at this place to-day by
Judge Bryant. who has been on the
oencn scarcely two weeks. One was
convicted OF rape, the others for murder.
The dates for their execution are one on
October l0sh and the remainder on De.
cemher 10. -
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ROME, July lS.-All the Papal Nun.
CLOS have been instructed to formally
deny the report that the Pope left papal
territory during his recent drive. -
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PEsru, July ls.-lntelligence has been
received here that Hungarian Customs
Guard had been fired upon by some per-
SONS on the Servian side of the Danube,
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OYnrcnnn.hxAu

5ohn White, a workman /. The River.
s.ae hea, steel % plant, was overcome bv , The
taiI nees ~ anursday night white at work, and md
leu unconscious. Ha was taken :, :h;a his
nome IN Bsnwood. and Dr.. Eati a,tend ms
ea. ea MIN. Yesterday be was r., orled
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A Rising Threatened,

LONDON, July ls.--The Vienna CORES
pondent of the Daily Neps says tha,
according to advices from Rustchu g
Using is imminent in Bulgaria and tba,
bands led by Russians will endeayor to
enter the country from Dobrudscha,
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Wheeling 4 Lake Fri. D,x.d d.,,

new YoRE, July 1s.-The WheeJ;,p
= ~ Laks @ Erie directors declared to.daS
na ,me regular quarterly dividend Of one
p's cent On the preferred stock.
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CAIRo, July Is Eugene Schuyler
the American Consul General hero, died
here to-day. -.